Capital journal., May 21, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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MY HOTOX BROTHBRB,
TUKHDAY, MAY 21, 1805.
Hi' in wbi
MTSXIDI AJfD THE TKIRTT.
Th0noWe4"O'l rwrtiy
lln
toellBg Beflfttor Mcilrfde. The noble
"U" re anxious lO pws uoo nnver
Coiuvge rawiutloDh at the state oou
atkm of KepuUHcan cluba nest
WeUawday. Benator McBrlde, we
hmwtat A certainty, does .not wan t
lbcn to. First hitch ! Oswego Irob
worker. All who wisli to kpow the facts
know that not all of the "30" were free
silver men. All who wlah to know the
fcefa, know that the revolt of. tb. "30 '
wu revolt against ibe ofd tdrtlaid
ring which has no principle but to
plunder the people. That gang would
be for free silver tomorrow If they
could got back ln tho saddle thereby.
But their day for misrepresenting and
burdening tho people of Oregon 1
bout past
The aboye Item Is an lunult to
American Ideas of ireedurd and the
principle1 of representative government,
, Jut such editorial twaddle as the
above has made it imperatively nem
sary to not keep silent or to discourage
tbe stiver Question if Republicans watt
to retain their self-respect and love foi
free speech and independence ol
thought. The course of the Oregoniun
and of the golbu press In seeking to
forestall dlocueslon and prevent even
tbe Introduction of a silver resolution
has brought about the yery opposite
ifect, Just as their foolish Insistence
that Solph was the only roan to be
mentioned without a sneer for tbe
Oregoa senutorablp, did more to beat
Mr. Dolph than the eflorti of the "30."
Th6re is no hitch botween Mr. Mc
Bride and the "30" or between him and
any other sensible man on that ques
tion. The time when a few alleged
leaders in any party can dtctato to the
rank and fllo of that party what It
shall discuss and what It shall let
alone, Is gone by. In the future
politics of tho country there is not go
ing to! be that slavery to party and
that slavish subordination to partylsm
that bas characterised the past 10 or
90 years, If Harrison, MoKlnley and
Bed had not prevented the lower
heme-of congress, In 1902, from pawing
the senate free sliver bill, we might'
nevftr kayo had a panic and we cer
Ulaly would have had no Cleveland
admlaleiratlon. Cleveland has, In tho
am manner, been overriding tile will
of the people and the yery platform he
wm elected upon. The people are
tired of btlng treated as though they
wort a lot of moral Idiots, who, while
they may be permitted to vote and
xpreM opinions under certain clrcum
staneM, are not capable of declaring
what shall be the policy of our
aottotry oh finance, but must have a
tew ajftil of the Itotbtchllds op
pointed to manage their attain and
my tbjr wheat at 35 oenU a bushel
and loan lima money ou cut-throat
MsortjpfetM at 10 and 1U per cent and a
bfiHtW.
Uf,.".' lit '1-.1. ". iSB
WXT MIiVliK YELL.
Ill a vsry oowmoj) error hat the
lmk IU l awiHuH or.ollvW Is the
sojf emu of (be fall' )n tho Plp of
IM.Wfl. Hllyer Ml evi In (hose
yatif wbiu go)4 wm produood lu
gHM4f tjuwjtlty, We refer o the
y from 1670 to 1IW2, HIK (ha M-
jkrMrtotb gold ami ullyer iv ln
mml h production. Tho surplus of
JJvw ajtit Ml antOMltU U) 1,000,.
l, U l not ,wJl)t (hat llU u
4)rl0rifi could mU Hi tiuriiiupy
tf Mw world not pobv (tut (Ids
M,m,M, Uw! q tlitf f MWttMft)
tf j4)vm- wrffHo tot Hi world, WMld
in4m (H julw of JI w fnm M? l
,n, n u ii' iw w tinipiiuing
firW m mmii ibo fall )u prluv of
ik imMt 'lW )W (Iwlfovl (lie
itt wkW Ibf'itUttlis uf b
Urn id r 4 iifW u.
fn m? m m w?w r
WW lHg jf14 I
k, 4n4 imvwtit'Mw wll
From the number of metfftwhoM
raying they are opposed toihe pef)le
on this or that It begins to Iodic! bs
though there is very little use for the
people to have any opinions at all.
People without opinions are just what
is nioVt' needed In a free country any
way, come to think about it. Pretty
soon they wll even do tbelrtblnkirg
for them and then all the common
herd will have to do will be Ui brdwse
like tho caille. Thai would be a mlieb
nlum fur nien like Harvey BcblL ills
obluldb would then rule a whole1 stale
lllce tWgon and his word woilltl bl
law, no trJattef whd was gbverho'r, or
who sat on the supreme bencb.
When a syndicate is formed with
sufflcfebt capital to buy up and store
away all tho gold and silver mined,
what will tbe "sound money" men do
then, poor things? Union County
Farmer.
vhat will they buy.lt witb ? When
they buy it won't tbjit but'money In
circulation? Our Populist friend
-would print a few billion irredeemable
iaper bills to help them out, perhaiw.
' ABal'em man la nearly distracted,
'lie has three sons who all want a blcy
ole. Of his four daughter's one wauls
'hlmtogivo her a wedding, wo wont
ttq Join a church and the fourth Is. crazy
to have a wheel. Tho mau is not a
millionaire but he fears his family will
force him to mortage hla property.
His wife has not been heard rroru. It
Is presumed she will do woll if she gels
a calico dress.
In place of complalblbg' of bard
times, stretch yourself to tbe blanket,
and go ahead with more energy than
ever. Tub Joint n a r. has demonstrated
(hat a newspaper can grow In hard
times becauso It adjusted its prices to
the times 'and went right ahead, kept
put of debt and has a bigger circulation
(ban ever.
The slave holders passed lawsfdr-
biddlng discussion of tho abolition
question aud tho education of tho slave
frasmttde acrlbo. That Is about tbe
ittltudeof the Oregontan newspaper
toward tbe silver question.
1 I ,!, ,J . Li M
! Farmers picnics on the Fourth of
July. and a farmer to orate is-not a bud
ea. Don't depend on the town chaps
amuse you on the day you. should
euew your, dedication to Independence.
It I Ihq ultra-Irony of fate that after
as Addioks, of Dolowaro, olew in
163,000 trying to becomu h ueuHtir
t
hat tbe 'legislature should blow out
as Addlcks.
Kx.Gov. Fletchoi, editor of the Ba.
lem Post, Is dellvurltlg'!ecturea on the
jubject of "Common iknse." The gov
ernor should print his lecture,
A six page Daily Thursday, it tun
Age Wkkkly Thursday, Tho best
ud cheapest plsoo to put an ad, to
mob (1,600 suheeribor.
in i m in mi
A ops csiit dally PPr U tbe bo I,
4dwtloinauta city cu have. The
poop)? of rkleui appreciate sucb an
JdycrtlMineut.
rrr r
, I I ij.nni-nii.il
! It U said you uaiiMot buy a bkyolo In
I
witor, Jove or mouey, The dealers
out nU or loyft mid matt of us bavo
r)o mousy,
Port 'l)Wiieiid JiiVer obo(s to
MehiortsI dy bshlg devoid to looal
sporting tournaitieiit,
for Oood Ko6I,
P. J, Jksly, oils of tho Mum VAfh
ti u Joukk a irt 6009 mile ble volt rldoM,
WmIu Offgon Clt Krtdly. Helta
J)il tioinpltttxl m iilll lit tltrlit days
4ml lirouli o (lie Columbia
rlvvr,iidrtunii up tin vlliy lour
tlmfoot iiDU li Hbm. U will ibwi
iMtbsktoMr uf Urn uouuiry souib of
Hie0j, Tbollir dr U Ublun In
fstldttfioiuhs, Hiidlbsy )ile dully
rJX)ft 10 III OUHMAh WlivllvVtir
praolltiiiU, uii (lie fMiidllloii f Hit
roAdi. Mr Jlty lidwfrMJtt will
uonwi.imit to tii wliul, but fun ml
itvtHl sirwiWi uf rwtd, wlir b Imd
to h uit ud mh ItU wImI ftluiiif.
THHjixMtui.W doliiy lbl to ndviiiM
MiVlMUMUf l'l IWU, d IS WlUT'
Hm is o N jMhjumttdtMli Wh llfly
tK)k iiuiMiif tli9 wminii)iyn, vtitif
Oivn VHy' Mdlu pUM bluk (mf
TOPAY'8 MAHKETS.
Prices Ourrent , by Telegraph Local
aaa Portland Quotations.
BALKU FKOUUOK MAUKKT.
BUTCirKR STOCK.
Vcala dreseI 4 eta.
Hogs dressed 4)u,
Live cattle 22jc.
Sheep alive 12.00.
muu x'iticEs.
Salem Milling Co. quetes: Flour
In wholesale lots l'Z.25. Retail $2.60.
Hi in! 51Lbulk.fl2.60 sacked. Sborto $12
1S.' Chop feed $14 and $15.
WHEAT.
40 ceutd per bushel.
HAY AND OBAIN.;
Oata-2022Jc
Hay Baled, cheat $506; timothy
7.50.
farh PKonnore.
Wool Best, 10c.
Hops Btst, 3 to 7c.
Eggs In trade, 81c
Butter Best dulry, 1012Jc; fancj
creamery, 15&j20c.
Cbeeeo 10 to 12 cts.
Farm smoked meata Bacon Oo
Hams, 11; shouldenf, 7.
Potatoes 20c
Onions 2 oent.
live PonrvritY.
t oUitry Broilers 10c; Hens, 6c;
rooHters not wanted; ducks, 67c
Turkeys.68c.
POKTIiAND QUOTATlONfil
Ur&In, Feed, etc.
Flour Portland, $2.35; Wulla Walla,
Wfi-5; grabam, $2.30; superfine, $1.80
per oarrel.
t Oats White, 2830c; milling 81
32c; grey, 2028o rolled, in bags,
f5.76fl.00; barrels, $6.006.26; caBes,
3.75.
Potatoes 25o per acK.
Hay Good, $59.60 per ton.
Wool valley, 80c
MUlstuirs Bran, $12 50;shorts,$13.60;
chop feed,$13 per ton; chicken wheat,
70c percental.
ops Dull. 3ffl5c.
Hides trrecn. Halted. tH) lhn.ISlr. tin.
der 60 lbs., 23c; sheep pelts, 1060c
DAIBY PRODUCE.
Butter Oregon fancy creamery, 10
12jo; fancy dairy, 010o; fair to good,
7J8c;common,60jc.
Cheese Oregon 10llc per pound;
Young American, ll12jo; Swiss imp.,
2830c; Dom.,1418o.
Lgga Oregon, 0c per dozen.
Poultry Chickens, $3.003,60 per
dozen; ducks,$4.606.50; geese, $7,50
$7,00; turkeys, dressed, 12c.
Beel Tophteere, 83jo per ;ib; fair
to good steers, 2j3c; cows, 2J2ic;
dressed boef,56Jc
Mutton Besthcept$L602.75;cboice
ewes, $2.25
Hoks- Choice, heavy. $3.503.76.
light and feeders,$3.50; dressed, 4jc per
Veal Small, choice, 60c; large,3
4o per pound.
BAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 8
lOo; do Inferior, 67c; do valley, 0
He.
Hops Quotable at 40o.
Potatoes Early Itoae, 3040o In
sacks; Burbanks, 40c60 per Back.
OatB-MllllnK. $1.071.174.
Tho Qonuine Merit
Qf Hood's Barsaparlllu wins friends J
Tuuiuvui ii ib miriy uuu uouesuy
tried. To have perfect health, you
must have pttro blood, and tho best
vay to have pure blood Is to take
.iood's BurHuparllla, tbe best blood
lurliierand strenEth builder. Itex
I ls all taint of scrofula, salt rheum
i.ud all other humors, and at tho sume
lme builds up tho whole system.
Hood's pills are prompt and efllclont.
SHo.
Rheumatism
I is a symptom of dlHuaxu of tho kid
npys. It will certainly bo relieved by
J'lirUV fture (Jure. That headache,
ackaohe and tjred feeling come from
the uamo caunu. Ask for Parks' Hurt)
Cure for the liver and kidneys price
1M, Hold by Lunn & Itrooks. llMw
1 There aro 177760 miles or railroad In
the United Btuteu.
There nro 011,8.15,880 rails UBtd to
oovcr iiiisurouuii.
i There aro eaa.t.W.OOO ties used to bind
theso rulls together, but no such
Amount, Itowever, Is required to bind
Uio iu'arts of the truveliuu public to the
(Hot that tho Wisconsin 1'eiitrul lines
fnrnUh mierlor facilities on all their
traitih iMttweou Mt, Paul and Uhlcao,
w()Jot form coo oouueutloiis with all
IliiM to the east und south,
I Malum iinLinf It.
wntmmunm tmmna&LiLWAii uim.i'ji.11
11. il JMXIBtBI
Chronic Nervousness
Could Not Hlwp, Nervoua
llc'dllllfilCfl,
flontlPimH)
1 lint ti Ihiuii Uklni
yjyif jUiLMruv Wwrvlim Uir Dim ium
llnvii iiiiinllis uixl I iiwiiiol 'my
mwuu iii iu inuini itim
Hnv(l fly Ute,
'If I Jm'l Mlllt pit Ml llj llDlHI f
w mm w4) ini. j v
iilirpiili'ifiiiif'rrfiiiiniHrxMisiiwKiiiil
ilirpii
llIlL tfllMU
I Wilt rttiiMulMitruijMi
Villi nrMM liiutuiiMliiii hjii iMiUrM
tiMUM Hi )uul iiiiui 1 mt uur
llifVIII" IWUIfWUi'i
Mil H Wik)I),HlMuo4,,
Or, Allied Nervine
Ciiretf,
Ul HJy" JiHtJK tw. M t. l-iii
Is Your
Blood Pure
If it Is, you will be strong, vigor
ous, full of life and ambition; yon
will have a good appetite' and good
digestion; your sleep will be sound
and refreshing; your nerves will be
strong; you will" have little need to
fear disease fn any form.
But how few can say that their
blood Is pure I How many peoplo
are suffering daily from tho conse
quences of impure blood, scrofula, salt
rheum, rheumatism catarrh, nervous
ness, sleeplessness, headache, and
That
Tired Feeling
Hood's Sareaparilla purifies, vitalizes
and enriches tho blood. Therefore,
it is the medicine for you.
It wil give you pure, rich, red
blood and strong nerves.
It will overcome that tired feeling1,
create an appetite, give refreshing
sleep and make you strong.
Is not this just what you want?
Then take Hood's Sarsaparilla. It
is tho best building up medicine
Hood's Sarsaparilla
8s the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently In the public eye today.
Hood's Pills SK WMT
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
All persons wishing to visit Bllyer Creek
falls for pleasure or health will find accom
modations for bocrd by the day or week at
the undeMlgnod place. Also a stock of gro
ceries to supply campers.
6-16-lm E. P. WATSON.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Elchly-two acres in Brldeeport precinct, 8
miles southwest or Dallas, 2 miles from Falls
Ulty. New house, J acres under cultivation,
running water, mu traao tor euiem property
i properl
NOEL.
Aaaress fiUiiA
-lltl
Dallas, Or.
$1,500 REWARD .OFFERED.
The undersigned oflem 81000 reward xor th
conviction of the party or parties who burned
his burn and horses on the night ol December
2, 1WJ lie will also pny tMl Tor each acces
sory to the crime. I own two good ranches
aud am able- to pay this reward.
JOBEl'a U, ANDEKHON,
10-18.dAw6m Mehama. Or
INDEPENDENCE k MONMOUTH
iroui tfalem to above towns, leaving Halem at
JTbe 'undersigned new runs a dally stage
vociookp m.t Aionmoiitu at r.ia a. m.ana
juuupuuuence at o.ju a in. rasaenei
froight solicited. i'.B.VUR.
Passeneers and
P. B. FHBNOU
BUILDING MATERIAL
Iteeves. the material man. has coin nle ted
hl flat boat to get sand and .gravel, und Is
now inrenarod
supply the publlo with
everything lu bis line. Officii W) Stale strtet
ut mri
4-21tf
' FARM F0R SALE !
I (Three hundred acres good tillable land, two
mllet from railroad statien: good old orchard;
10 acres younir unulo orenard: lS-orre hou
yard; rood lion hoiue; two houses; good barn
on pluce. Price, IH per acie. Address 1C
Journul offlce, Hulem,
6 11 da wim
ADMINISTRATOR'S FINAL NOTICE
In the County Court, for tho County of Ma
rlou, Hlttle of Oregon.
In Hie flutter of the etstc of Frederick Van
Vlelt, dtrwasU,
Mollca Is liereb given that I have filed uiy
final wcoouut, tills OTth day of April, JIW5, as
tlieudinluUlraUir of the estato ol Frederick
vau vieit, aeceused, with win annexed, una
that Monduy, the 8d day of June, A. 1). IbU),
at I o'oiook p, in , o wtlu day, has been duly
appolutd by said court for the settlement
lhrtr.
Administrator n( the eslaU of Frederick vau
Vlelt. with will Miiuesed. M-6w
W.l.Do&i.AS
Uf Jri&riTroK AKINO.
O. CORDOVAN,
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3,iPP0UCE,SSOLC9.
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3.fr:.';'f)owoia
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SBSBff-
Oytt 0n Mllllsu lpl wr lbs
W. I, Douglas $3 fc $4 Shoes
All our dhoea ra equally Mtlttintary
ijity ylvs lb (l vlulur nny.
uy Hul tusiitiM tliiM In sl)U s4 fid'
Mt Y'liitf uuallllts ! MMsuntsissil.
It fllvSS fit UHUuM,M(tlHltl Vl Sul
rvuili U8j M4vru(lir ws Us
If )MUtMlrMMu UI4r UVV4M l'
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C. H. MACK,
DENTIST.
Gam r C;Utt aid Comme.ciiI Sl.
OfllcelthDr. J. . Keene
Bpcclal attention given Jto ;preservallon;iol
tbe natural teeth by fillings of fine gold .or
other suitable material.;
Aching or Abscessed Teeth
Successfully Treated)
and filled or riwned wltn gold or pai alum
inum, Klnestot;
Gold Crown and Gold Bridge Work.
All operations as nearly painless as mortal
man can make them.
Artificial Teeth Actually Better
than can be had elsewhsre, andas cbeap as
tbe cheapest. Parties having artificial teeth
which (all to give fatlsfictlon will be guaran
teed relief in receiving from our hands teeth
unexcelled In adaptation, strength and nat
ural appearance.
CARD OF COMMENDATION.
From cltlxens or Portland, Or., April 10, 1SS5,
to citizens of Helena, Montana.
Dr. C-U. Mack, Dentist, now resident ol
your city, but formerly ol Portland, and well
known to aU of us, hai few equals and no sit
perlors as a dentist anywhere, lie Is a gen
tleman well worthy of confidence and favor.
J. A UUAPM AN, M. D.,
Mayor uf Portland.
WM. U. WATKiJNd, II. K,
Portland.
A.S.NIUUOLS, M.D,
Portland,
J. K. CARDWKLL,
Dentist, Portland.
J.U.GLKNN,
Dentist, Portland
lie did for nle the best dentistry I ever; had
done, and Dr. O. C. Knowles, dentist of Ban
Francisco, said It was the best he.ever saw.
J.B.KNAPP.
Portland.
IIelka, Mont.. Aug. 10, lbOi.
After more than seven, pears' rtSiUenie und
practice of Dr. Muck lu Uelena.we are pleated
to endorse above expression uf commenda
tion. JOS. K. TOOLB,
Governor of Jlontani
JOilNCCUrtl'l.'..
Mayor of Ueletii.
WJ1. JI. STEfcLE, M. D ,
Ileleia
J. B. ATCUISUN, 11. D.,
lleleLa.
D.J.WAiT, U.D.H.,
W. E. ZUBcK,
Dentist, Heln;
For satisfactory operatlocs in t-uum, Oi
we are tnnbled by permltn'on to rerer to sucl
noted and worthy geutloman us his excel
lency
WM.l'.U)HU,
i Governor of Oregon.
HON.PUILLif MBI-SOIIAR,
,. HUte 'treasurer or urtgou
HON. O. K. WOLVtltrON,
Huprerue Judge, daleiu
HON. GEO. &. nuUNtl-i',
. J It. P. ItOIBE, Salem.
And many others of high respectability.
SALEM TILE WORKS.
iiARGK BTOCK ON UAWD.
SpeoUIIlnduoetnents offered, Shipped to al
polut on shorfnotlce. Bend for prices.
Yards, rtorth.Haletn.
lAddress J. K, MUIIPUY,
Fair Grounds, Or
C. fl. LANE
Merchant Tailou,
211 Commercial St., Salem,
F. M.fStele
m
iSAlUliqoi.U(X)Uin,:HOtJHK!rr11
Macfiinory anil Bicycle Jlepalr
Shop.
rwiriMl, ai wor s dou iu th Um wiuwt.
t. ii, hwmntuu, w
Moi'iiiiigsidc Poiillry Yard.
h From IVie Wlmnug Poultry.
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KLAMATH
HOT SPRINGS
S'skiyou County, Cal.
About fifty miles north ol
Mt. Shasta, twenty miles from
the California & Oregon R. h.
Steam, sulphur and hot mud
hatha. (Jure for rheumatism,
skin diseases and stomach and
all stomach troubles. Fisni ng,
hunting, climate and scenery
unsurpassed. Fine stone ho
tel. Delightful place to spend
the dumaier. For particulars
address JSJJSOJN 13KOS.,
Beswick, Cal. Props.
S 7-3 in
-SEE
BURG6RAP, THE AltGUITECT,
IBEFOKE YOU BUILD.
Office over the Dally Statesman.
E. M. WAITE HUNTING CO.,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
AND
Legal Blank JPubllsJiera.
Bush's New Ilrlr.k.over the bank.Cnm'l street
Huie Wing Sang Co.,
IMt'ORTEUS
Japineje Fam y Goads, all kinds ol 811k Em
broidery, OruxuieuW, Chinaware. Belt Teal
of all kind. Mattings and make finishing.
Ladles' Underwear. Everything selling very
cheap. 112 Court St., Salem, Or.
CHUNG LEE & CO,,
FKOM WEAK P. O
tpmoved to Cottle block, 3.9 Commercial sr.
Ladies' Underw jar und Furnlsbl-g G ods
n sloe and made to order. Japiuese and
liUese Fansj Oiodit a whole-ale prices
iMKsl colored silks CliltDtaud all kind.. 2tl
r(0USE Painting, Decorating
1 1 Hard Wooa Finishing,
a give good references. Estimates iuinlsl
. Address, Go. iischstrulh, Salem. Hesi
ateon salem Afoior Hail ivay, North uleiu
o- v. irMf ro at ailnwr 1 Hlosaora I lld
s:
Sieeoin0" Cars
Pullman
Elegant
Dinin Cars
Tourbll
TO
, bleeoino-Car
ST. PAUL :
MINNEAPOLIS!
DULUTHc
FARGO!
GRAND FORIlJ,;
wmr
HELENA and
TTIItOUUU TICKETS
TO
CHICAGO
w;
ASIIINRTDrJ
PHILADELPHIA
riLW YUKK
BOSTON .n
BOSTON and all
Points East en
d South
TJTOMAH, WATT ,0 CO.,
n. . ?f Uomuiernlal t Ule.a, (,,
COMPLEXION
V POZZONi'S i
n ComhiiKu tVery dement of I
i.- i ..:.."' .""" "
vvr mi ,,.iniy, Jtui,e4t,.
Jj"tfi Swilling, Jaliiig, JimIiI,,
iwi. .Mi wriMUM, una Wlien
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For rules, time tubles audi full Information
apply to
KOISfc & BARKER,
Akcb'b, Halem Or.
R.IW. HAXTIt, 15. K. BUOWN
General Agent. Dlst. Puss. Ageui.
VVt Third si.. PorUand.
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To The East
GIVES1T11FBCHOIOE OF
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES
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NORTBERN RY. PACIFIC RY.
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Gen. l'ass. Agent,
Portland, Or
G. M. POWEKS,
Local Ticket Aerent.
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