Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, May 28, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textyfqgnm&m1 'rrrmp& tt p$ ill jSwSi r "" :5-Tiiiaigwl-'- f aEaJJ wiraotiMiaiwiiMfi fifmmjHT rl& -?ipMPSPp igrtiiarrimritMrilWlWll(WMHW(ticiijT- " mb ' mj . . ' ' '"ITl I II mil in ii niliMiadillTMi f -' " m ' r.'nrV" -wx-TV ft Ml It tv It. Wc f rich t m will if taiid lirlc 4loi. Mt rlui tly tiiW" nK' llltem THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. J ; .' (DAUA AND fvEJCJuY.) BY HOKER BROTHERS, .TUESDAY, &IAY 28, 1895. THE OLUJB CONVENTION. In Joatlcfl to Ibe people of thin eUte there are few thtnes that should be Bald about the state convention of Be publlctn clubs recently held at Port land. While It elected a few men rep resentative of the people of thin state as delegates to the iatlonal convention, It was In the main and as a whole an ofllce-bolder's and ofllce-seeker's con vention. There Is no particular odium to be attached to that, but on the other hand everyone knows that the politi cal club Is composed almost entirely of that element. The laborer and farmer have no time and have no money to spend on such luxuries as attending a convention for two or three days it this time of the year. It cost on in average ten or fifteen dollars to j.o there. The total attendance must have coat not less thin ten thousand dollars, and tne reception at tbo Multc por club where champagne punch was served free to all who would tike it must cost at least another thousand. TaennnKQf the Glee club that plowed the convention most was the one promising all "the biggest slice of pie" in 1890 when the party shall be re stored to power. Of course, Indirectly the people pay all these bills In the long run. The convention manages, bent every energy to prevent auy dis cussion of the vital political Issue the sliver question, or what Is even more vital to the people of this eUte, the abolition of Tammany methods in our state government. Tho Oregoulan talked about the necessity of unload ing mercenary oftlclallsm In our state administration last year for a few weeks before the Republican state con vention, but it was only a case of get ting Into the wagon before It was too late to ride, or It was dono to punish some man In public life whom it could not punish In any other way. 'The least the Republican club con vention could have done in decency to the people of this state would have been to denounce tho revenue and fin ance policy of the Cleveland admlnts- W& -- (ration and endorse the efforts of tho trtt6i Republican state administration at keeping the pledges of the state plat form of last June. For It is a fact that we .have some state officials who are taking the reform utterances of that platform seriously. They are putting the knlfo Into the padded bills, and bringing our state Institutions down In 'keeping with the capacity of tho people to pay.' Of course, the Oregoulan will not excuse the legislature nor the state officials for not electiug Dolpli, It would be willing all the boodle bills that could be drawn against tho state should be paid along with the 40 Do! pit lobbyists who were here as leg islative clerks at W to 110 a day, if ouly he could liave been made senator. Of eoune, the tendency of Mim ulub conventions Is not to serve or rvprmut the people, but the spolUeacn. They produce suck tueu a Thurston of So Mkx, and J5U of California, horn, thank Gfod, the people still have virtue Hough to repudiate Vhu they have a ' ' chance, Kxcept hi a few rare Instances, the couveutlon ww peeked by the polls )ae. If they did not control Mtd manipulate the mMIoii of del. fftta nd hoe supper, the rral voice UtU ple, thtlr boasted vlutorv tot Hetiator J)l'li and lite slnxl gold taiitlsrd would be a vry slioit-llvtd aMalfi Ho Ur m itlUtUug (he jm jxsople It DOMovUJcd, the oflloe seaitlMK pulltlolau and the erUM-holdlug l IMMftlJ M equally 4(UuU ul am hH4m. In fhftt dlrwtftoH. Wln II $$ iv niklitf uUnlna llwu vxui- ff y)k ud mM ifaftv in h in. tft pf Ihs jiiwiw, ihev art) Mwv rit h Jailer Their only wf fU4fl fe JfJ SMjiJiwlgii tf ilipMlon "i a4 In 4(Mil) MM l wk tl (Ii MWiy wJo will ww Mitt petty tviltruiMf Mi M of fit maii$ mid UfU pu. Dm mi iM lit 4vmndi of u UtiHfMU'M )iltH eenilttishl 'ill tofin )H)f V)tMu MtVly lt UtwHi Mvli'jf tUrt'M Uitl Hmmt'ti f?ilUKlli Mf)ltMIIMM 'MkMikf jMf tfialiiiiDlim H4 ItlM, mtm Um WW Will hj THE KOBE FAIR. Premium List and Rolen Eldxidge Bloct, May 29. The premium list as set out below, will be paid In cash and will be pub lished at different times in the city press together with such other details of the affair as may be necessary and appropriate. No entrance Jfee will bo charged for thorn desiring to exhibit roeee competing for premiums, and the premiums as offered by the society are as follews: 1 Best collection, n t less than 12 varieties, $5. 2 Best-collection of 0 varieties, 13. 3 Best collection of 2 varieties, ft!. 4 Best collection of Hyblrdu, f3. 6 Best collection of 12 varieties, buds, $3. 0 Best collection of varieties, buds teas, $2. 7 Beat rose Introduced In 1693-91, 11.60. 8 Best collection of moss roses, $2. 9 Best collection of Pol vantba roses. fl. 10 Best collection of pink roBes, net less than five varieties, 2. 11 Best collection of yellow roses, same, $2. 12 Best collection of red roses, san.p, $2. 13 Best collection of BankBla roees, 1. Special premiumsfor the finest dl. olay of the following named varieties: Mnrecbal Nell, Viscountess Folkstone, Papa Gontier, Catherine Mermet, dunset, Marie Van Haute, Jacquemi not, Reine, Marie Henriette, Wm Allen Richardson, La France, Lu Marque, The Bride, Malison, Homer, Madam Joseph Bchwartz Nephltoes (bush or climbing) 60 cents each. For the best collection of wild H.jw era gathered by a child under 14 years of age.each species arranged separately: 1st $2.60; 2d, $1. When no second premium is Indicated honorable men tion will be given. It Is hopea that children will not forgot the wild flower collections. The prices of admission are placed al 25 cents for all to tho evening exhibi tion and 16 and 10 cents for adults and children to that held from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. ' All those who Intend to enter their roses should carefully read the follow ing rules adopted by tbo society for governing the fair. 1 Tho superintendent shall have general chargo of the rose show. 2 Judges shall be appointed by the executive) committee, and all adjust ments not covered by rules or pub lished action of executive committee, shall be referred to that committee. 3 Exhibits not at tho door by 1 p. m. on the first day of tho show will be debarred from competition. Exhibits will br received from 8 a. m. until 1 p. m. 4 All (lowers must be handed to the superintendent or assistant at the door and subjected to their arrangement. 6 Receptacles for premium flowers will be furnished by the superintend ent, but (lowers for display may be arranged by the owner. 0 All (lowers eutered for premiums must be distinctly named. .If Incor rectly named they will be excluded from premiums. 7 Names of (lowers cannot be changed after thoy are eutered. 8 No Inferior plant or (lower to re ceive a premium. 0 No entry of one variety shall cuu- slut of more than three specimens, at least onu to be full blown, All plants must be owued by the ex. hlbltors aud hayo boeu In their poaae slou at least three months before the show, and all hut (lowers must be grown by the exhibitors, 11 Plants and (lowers cannot bu re moved until the close of the exhibition exoept by permission of the tupcrlu teudent. Ji5-No (lower shall be entered for more thau one premium, 1U All flowers mutt be label! with name before entering. Pitcher' Castorls. Children Cry for ' mm y ni 'it or Ohio, (Ji-i'V ok Toi.kim), 1 k. LllUAilUiiUSJIV, j"" Km uk J. Cheney mski oath that ho U III senior ixrtnerofl he It nil of h oy f Tojeilij, wmly and UU afoiMMld, aud Ihst lil firm will pay li sum of mm ligmlfKl iloflsrs tut (iuh mi vry c)nt Mtarrh I list ttaii iikt Iwourwl by (tin uw uf J Jail's (Jt srrh Outu, Hworn toUfiifumu ami juMflHl lit My I'v1' y 0?T)runM. HK4I- ! UH''ir'Il (M U LrM l(lMllly ttt'i ,wi nifHiiiy mi m I'i'Hfi huh iiiu yufiVi)B yu). Pvi)i fo( )iVLiu,.'Uy.U H.Jl'1 by drUNdUU, Wfc A ItttU hm njjl lottv lijtM m. ntkj tm Om ,(( gTily ow.f ii!) mm ftm TODAY'S MARKETS. Prices Current by Telegraph Local auu jruiuuuu ijuobaiious. UAliKU I'llODCJUi. MAHKETT. BUTOJtKR STOCK. 4 Veals dreaaed 4 eta. Hogs dressed 4c Live cattle 22c. Sheep alive (2.00. MILI, PRICES. Salem Milling Co. quotes Flout in wholesale lots' $2.25. Retail 32.60. Bn $11 bulk,$12.60 sacked. Shorts $12 13. Chop feed $14 and $16. WHEAT. 44 cents per bushel. HAY AND GRAIN.. Oata 20221c Hay Baled, cheat $5.60ffi0:ltlmothv $7.50. FARM PRODUCTS. Wool Best, 10c Hope B st, 3 to 7c Eggs In trade, 8Jc Butter Bwt dairy, 1012Jc; fane y creamery, 15(20c. Cheese 10 to 12 eta. Farm smoked meats Bacon 9c ham?, li;snoulderH, 7. Potatoes 20c Onions 2 cent LIVK POnLTRY. i ouitry Broilers lOcj Hens, Cc; roosters not wanted; uucks, g7c Turkeys.G8c PORTLAND QUOTATIONS, araln. Feed, etc Flour Portland, $2.3o; Walla Walla, $2 05; graham, $2.30; superfine, $1.80 per oarrel. Oate White, 2830c; milling 31 32c; grey, 2028c; rolled, In bays, $5.75fl.OO; barrels, $6.006.25; cases, $3.75. Potatoes 2-5o per suck. Hay Good, $59.50 per ton. Wool valley, 69c Mlllstufl's Bran, $12.60horte,$13.60; chop feed, $13 per ton; chicken wheat. 76o per cencal. Hops Dull, 36c. Hidea green, salted, 60 lb8.3c uu der 60 lbs., 23o; sheep 'pelts, 1000c DAIRY PRODUCE. Butter Oregon fauoy creamery, 10 12jc; fancy dairy, 910c; fair to good, 7jbc;;common,6(Jjc Cheese Oregon 10llo per pound; Young AmerIcnu,ll12Jc; Swiss imp., 2830c; r)om.,1418c Eggs Oregon, 9c per dozen. Poultry Chickens, $3.003.60 per dozen; ducks, $4.505.60; geese, $7,60 $7; turkeys, dressed, 12c. Beer Topnteer8, 33Jo per;ib; fair to good steers, 2J3c; cows. 22Jc; dressed beef,53Jc Mutton Best'8heep1$!;602.75:choice ew, $2.25 Hogs- Choice, heavy, $3.503.76, light and feederg,$3.50; dressed, 4jc per lb. Veal Small, choice, 60c; large,3 4c per pound. SAN PHANCIBCO MARKET. Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, ti(a 10c; do inferior, G7c; do valley, 0,5 lie Hops Quotable at 4Gc Potatoes Early Rose, 304Oc In sacks; Burbanks, 40c60 per sack. Oats Mllllne. $1.07(3 1.171. The Genuine Merit Of Hood's clarsaparllla wins frlendft wherever it Is fairly and honestly tried. To havo perfect health, you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier aud strength builder. It ex pels all taint of scrofula, salt rheum aud all other humors, and at the same lime builds up the wholo system. Hood's pills are prompt and efficient. 2.5c. Rheumatism is a symptom of dUeae of the hid- neys. It will certainly be relieved by Parks' Bute Cure. That headache, backache unci tired feeling come from the same caune. Ask for Parks' Sure Cure for the liver and kiduoys price 11.00, sold by Lunu & Urooks. llMw There are 1777M miles of railroad In the United Ktatcs. There are M,H8J5,h80 rails usetl to cover wins urouiui, There are 68a, a.0(X) ties used to bind these rutin together, but no such amount, however. Is renulred to bind the hearts of the traveling public to the (act that thu Wiscouulu Central lint furnish superior facilities 011 nil their trains net ween HI. Paul and Chlrago. whluli form close connections with all Hut to (he east and south, Make a note of It, t H-LlU-UOLUIIULXngS HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS I lUmmi (h1 , 4Mi i iimv ujiiir. Mi "I W UeM MVMlwiy 1miUh1 vUi yli item rr Biusiinf Um uritiy ! UMi)ifwurTtH)nur I VlfiwUud Hllfi JisvirfUttHl Hi tUntwm uf iMtxiiU 1 ttoulJ h"l ! m mi Uu f4 (ijm) ImhI iwiu wmi mt Ul I hmktm 4 tfl lti 1 h u- itmm, K fur UMMlfl Ul MUMltAtt VVM AsUM (ii lr. Aulas' Hoiirf Cure ' Ur H 'ft ( lMa Ibm. mlii Ivm UiliU IsstiM iiuiu tiitimi m " 0 H.iilUy H , HkM M Rich Red Blood Is the Fonndition ol the Wonderful Cures by Hood's SarsapariSIa That is Why the cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla are Ct uta. That i3 Why Hood's Sarsaparilla cures tho ncvcivit cases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum and other blood diseases. That Is Why It overcomes That Tired Feeling, strengthens the nerves, gives energy in place of exhaustion. That is Why the testimonials for nood's Sarsaparilla are solid facts, and will stand the closest investigation. That is Why the sales of Hood's Sarsaparilla have increased year after year, while other preparations of less merit have come, held a little tern porary favor, aud arc heard of no more. That is Why Hood's Sarsaparilla requires the largest Laboratory In the world. That is Why Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently In the public eye today. Be sure to get Hood's snd only Hood's. UnnJle Dilfc th fttrUniir pill nS FIOOU S PUIS UmUj uUmlic lie SAip WATER CO. Off- Willamette Hotel Building. For wit,i,-service apply at office. BIIU pay- abemoDiuiy tn advance. Make all com plaint at the office Irrigation month"-June, July, August and September, hours-6 to 8 a. m Irrigation bill! payable on or before the 1st of July. Street sprinkling positively forbidden. BUILDINGJIATERIAL Reeve', the material rtnn, hai completed nl flit boat 10 eel sand and gravel, and In now pr pured to xuppiy tbn public with everything tn lilsllue. cmce'JU Htate street 4-:ntr NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. All persons nlihlnc to vln't Silver Creek k'ultw for pleasure or health will Uud acoom modrttionn rorbo rd by the day or week at the underpinned place. AUo a ntcc't of gro reries to suply campers. 3 'B lm K. K. WATSON. !'ni. A' ' i v fiiiilrlfr ., :j- fm T VV,.' , 'V pinik.U.1 Dr. VILUAJIS' MEDICIKE CO., hencctndy, h.y, Rrnckvllle. Oat WOLZ'S MARKET. Fresh, tailed and smoked Meals and Pan. tages. tf-i(efrlgerator meat iu bent shape. Kept la an Al lcecbrt, esstern style, free dsllvery. Boulh Uommerclal street. 6-21 OHAH WOLZ.l'rop, FOR SALJEJJR IRADE. Btghty.two acre In Urldgeport precinct, a miles routbweat of Dallas. 3 inllex from Kails City. New hou.e.au acre under cultivation, running water. Will trade lor Halem property Addrct ;KKLIX K()KU i lltl Dallas, Or. $1,500 REWARD OFFERED. The uudtrlgned otlei I1W0 reward lor th conviction if the party or parlie who burund his bam and honta on the night ol Jteceiulwr I. IhVi He will also iay Til) for each acco. ory to the crime. 1 owu two gtxd raucbt and am abl lo my till reward. UMadAwtm) iiuocrn u, r jJr.iiowr, Mehauiu. tir 1N0BPENDBKCB k 1I0N1I0UTII 'Tiia'uuderslgued uww runs a dally stag from Halwu Ui abuve Uiwn, leaving rtIui at iu'eioek i. m , Moumouili At Tiii a, mand ludDiwuiiolu-. a a) u m. i'UAfUtLvtt aud fr.islilwliutU.1 JLitiVJ''ii FAftM FOR SALE! Ifi bit buudrvd Haiti good IUaU Uud, two gUfct hhu rnUriMd Ulte))i gotui M UbariL 0 aariJ ftuuiM uiinltf uruliard. l1Lat& ban ...i 1 i. :.r.."xr: ..,'.-,.".. . .: ..tv . ..var. uu iiikae !, fs r iii AUdrMlv HOEAmm&. , CDRnOVAN, rBtbUt.hAUfUHSCM' 4.JWflMCA(HMJUW rw tiiWiiiiommi ? ' iMfPO mimm w. r, nouuJas $3 k $4 Shoo All Mrliu4 nm (njualiy lJgy Mv lmia .. ..-JliJVjM MHAIHhfl KH. 1 ..H. Mh. ftQgMi rura.5o. mgr ,ta . I 1 Bl . k WLk jJhl T siM I mA ! ftrfflMMLi C. fl. MACK, DENTIST. Ciidt Court aidCoimertisI SI'. tOfflcelwKblOr. J. M. Keene 1 Special attention given o apreservullon;oj the natural teeth by dlllngs or flae goldor other suitable material ; j JSS Aching or Abscessed Teclh Successfully Treated? and filled or rowned wlto gold or pm a alum inum, Kintal 01; Gold Crown and Gold Bridge Work. JM operations as nearly painless ,as mortal man can make them. Artificial Teeth Actually Better than can be had else wh sre, andaa tcheap as the cheapest. Parties having artificial teeth which fall to give catlsfactlon w, ill be guaran teed relief in receiving from our hands teeth unexcelled in adaptation, strength and nat ural appearance. CARD OF COMMENDATION. Krom citizens of Portland, Or., April 10,1883, to citizens of Helena, Montana. Dr. C-H. Mack, Dentist, now resident ol your city, but formerly 01 Portland, and well known to all of ns, nai few equals and no su periors as a dentist any whe e. He Is a gen tleman well worthy of confidence and favor. J. A CHAPMAN, M.1X, Mayor of Portland. Wit. H. WATKU, JI. K., Portland. A. 8. N10HOL8, JI. U., Portland, J.B,CABDWiXL, Dentist, Portland. J.O.GLKNN, Dentist, Portland He did for me the best dentistry I ever,- had done, and Dr. C. C .Knowles, dentist ot Sau Francisco, said it waa the best heever saw. J.B.KNAPP. Portland. 1 .Hxukjta, Mont.. Aug. 10. lSSU After more than seven pears' residence and practice of Dr.'Mack in Helena,we are plea&ul 10 endorse above expression of commendb- tlou. JOd. K. TOOLK, Uoercorof Montana. JOO.S.C IV nl'l.s. ilayorcf Helena WM. U. STEhUS, u D Helena J. B. ATCUI-sUN, ii. D., ueieui. D.J. WAIT, H.D.8., W.E.ZUB1K. HKieUN Dcntldt, Helen lortatlslUctory iperatlocs in t-altm, O wj r t Uib.ed by per njUuloo ti refer to sin-' noted and worthy itulle una iib bis exct lency WM.P. LOltD, .UovernorofOre.ii HON.IPUlLUf MKVouUA&, MtuleTreasurero' Or.g . HON. C. ri WULVKitlON. hupreuie Judge. Salem HON. GKO. H. Ul KN t IT, , , CItcultJudi(e,8aleii . , K P.BOIdE.ealeiu. ' And manyotbeni of high r.tpectabll.ty. SALEM TILE WORKS. LARGE STOCK ON HAND.. Special inducement onered. Shipped to al uuiuiimiuuiiLouw. oenu ror pnoe. Yards, Northyuiem. ;Addres J, E, MURPHY, Kalr Orounds, Or C. ft LANE Merchant Tailou, 211 Commercial St., Salem. F. M. Steele ;ati ihk:oi.i)ioouht:houjkj; Haelifnery ami Bicyclei Repair eUVly, tfiualj nyuauto and liiwr" bunt alia rriM4fr4. AM ion dole o i"ii XL" wlnnw T.HIf. MAWWihU,: Morniuesfde I'onltri' Yard w HAXJCif.yoj', to Prow hlu WiMinf I'mllf)', i4ia A A II A IUUX tu &$"! iF'WiWw.lS Wrltf BUT MAKKKT I;'1 k-A. fjriBsTMsXsV mmBmtummmm-axftrtmm! m&rmw.tn LyBaLFmS J ulTisU A 1 UtsTTmT. KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS S'skiyou County, Cal. About fifty miles north of Mt. Shasta, twenty miles from the California & Oregon R. K Steam, sulphur and hot mud baths. Uuio for rluumatism, skin diseases and stomach and all stomach troubles. Fisning, hunting, climate and scetiery unsurpassed, Pine ftone ho tel. Delightful place to spend the summer. For pa ticulars address EDSON BROS., Beswick, Cal. . Props. 57-iita SKE- BDRGGRiP, TIIE ARCUITECT, IBKFORE YOU BUILD. Office over the Dally Statesman. E. M. WAITE PRINTING CO., BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AND Legal Blank Jfubliahers. Bnnh'rJ New Hrlek.over the bank.Com'l street Huie Wing Sang Co., IIU'ORTEIIH Jjpine.iel'nu y Goods, all kiudi ol Hlltc Km broidery UruuuenU. Cbluaware. Uel Te.n ofallRiud. Mn'itngH and make finishing. l-adleV Underwear. Everything ellln ; very cbtrup. 112 Court sU, Halem. Or CHUNG LEE k CO., KKOM NEAR P. O Removed lo Cottle bloc t, 319 Cjmmerclal, st. Ladies' Un terwear and Furnishing QcoJh Inxiocc ana nirtde lo order. Jupanese and Jhlccsa tVnry Oxdn a- vftioie.ale prices, p'loest col .rtd silks Cbloa ntid nil hlndi. Ztf HOUSE Painting, Decorating 11 Hard Wooa FinisHnj, Cangivexi ihucik. FmIii ni- muisi el. Adar . i, Frlistrulh. a.lo 1 leu. dncetn -ii M lor Railway, I.or 11 ulen Lwth n I t.tnnr K'ohs itjv 3W if PAlgfge E5.l 1? u N S Pullman Elegant Touris' Sieeoin Cars Dinin Cars SleeoinCarv llbl. MAUL MINNEaTOLIS'I IIduluth IIFARGC GRAND FOFIls; I uiuurvblUIY I WINNIPEG HELENA anal llBUTTE Tniionan tickets TO CHICAGO WASHINGTON' PHILADELPHIA NEW VORK! BOSTON and all PoInU East end Souths 3crufemaTwr.t!!w aMU' u"" TJWXAH, WATT iO CO., Of A. IK I'UAUVroN, Awl.UtLl. I'aj, I'Sailwu'Qn''00 St'' mm ',',J,rJ' POHPLtXIOU I POZZONlS U Cutuluxt evtty cUmcnt oil lym, HMtiane, )mUna, Jllli. W, ml )u.uil.W nft(j wJwn mUtiy uw4 m i..iiUc, A Jiioft a It !. i llui tlm,ad, vwwv v'Fr1 ''V!'-i7 mi JA LADY'S TOILET j U Is not complete L wiUim nu jdcal IDltltsrjml.iyl..il.. . . n 21 TT" ; vi BBJB, I rLi I iB vm 11 me s-sP1 M. , yif'rfiY OT mmOw Mwm J. M. ALKKRT, Capital National Bank, OK SALEM. Tran.sctKH general buuKiux buslne -VIA THl- Union Pacific System Through i'ullman l'niace meepern. Tonrl Uleaiivn and Free Reclining L'uulr art, dudy lrom. PORTLAND to CHICAGO Our trains aro, heated. byil'Unm and rari lighted br Plnlych Unlit. , Tlqia to riilra8p,Jli d.iys.' Time lnjvrw iirB( diy.. Which is n.uny 1 ilur quiet er than nil tun, petllo s. Kor rates, llm tbi and: 'Uil iniormullon apply to Ajents, Baiem Or. B.IW.1UXTKK, Ueneral Agent. 1.15 Third sv C. K. RRl WH, HM Pats. Agent. Portland. 0. R. & i CO. K. McNKII.U.KEOElVEK. To The East aiViS,THK I JIOli h OK TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROL'TK VIA CHEAT ONION ' NORTHERN RY. PAIIFI6RY. - Low Rates to all Eaittrn Cities. - Ocean. meamers'ieave 1 oitland every n- di Konlnlldeuills'call on or addrew BUlK ilAHKKlt W.i H. iiUUl.UUHl, Gtn. 1'iu. Avcnt, i'ortland, tir G. M. POWEKS, Local Ticket Agent. Knot o(ri'radet.: East and South VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE o tne) Southprn Pacific Comoanv, cAiirovxuxrutatt thaiv-uvh pau.v a TWKKW ;fOKTI.AWtl AP H. t. hJiuth. I Ts p. m. i.v. W Ul i, w, J.v. 10-45 a.m. A r. I'ortland Halem Hau Krau. At, I h,-JJ u, m bv, &a a, iu I.V.J 7,-Ouj). m Above traliut Ui UUWISUUUO MAll, UaT.Y. MOa.ia.lLv, .'mimjuu Ar.i iM y, M p, mi, at, m.4.bur Xv.'j W - niT PC w IU. Ml Iiifii( Vurn on Ogdew Houle puixMAN mm mmm Socond Class Sluoolng Cars AUi)iw U) all UiruM uiuu, MBi Divbloi, Bvtwttfi hw tod illb( UAII.Y lituirt aliunivl iWiB'ite Wst'mz At AIL. iiw lrlyi'oiV ud IwvaJll (iuuuaot unit KO0)V4l)Cll IllM ll ir.M-iTiii pVitii iu'fiiru AY 'i'UUllllJlii nxifrkuxi) frtnrri'iiH iwmWtlP WlJ ! Oregon Control 41 n n, n, Co, immvim mwh 1 ny iMtf MH" Tima'nrir.vn riwa W. A. CUS1CK II e-ident. EAST! auuvb iraiua nap ul all statlont lrom I'Hjrtlaud U Albany fucJusivt); aiko tttTauiif nl L'.Hlh fcu(f IJ UUourron llouur to Ashland Inclmlve fif-W.KS.'! V.iiim , m T?.7..",'"'rTJr'.f.t'wai4i at wwl l 173S.ot-I tfiB'MM.lHimHW .WAjrwrreiw f Ntf HTfl MIm n frt ArTtlKSbr JMjw fiw-m t0HV iWrl8 (HESr tm Hi MlHur w i..'w,jmw!f6B' psifirm-wiNMiji mrnm