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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
(DAILY AND WEEKLY.)
J9Y HOKUR BROTHBBS,
jUUDAY, AUGUST 80, 1805.
THE SUPPLY OP WHEAT,
The eatlmalo of tbo wheat crop of
ifae United States for this year Is now
"lut at 400,017,000 buehels. This Is
F'jnuoh less than it has usually beeu
I d irlng the past 20 years, and It bus
enly been uintoriuMy less lu four years,
namely, 1875, when It was 309,102,700
i....i.i. i.. tom niimn it win ens inn
. UmUOIDj IU 10IU nimu IV to """"I
000; 1877, when It was 280,860,500, and
I J. 1880, when It was 867,112,000.
It is considerably less than lu isi,
when the aotual yield was 011,780,000,
and oven leas than in 1803, when it. was
515,040,000. These figures although
Riven for tbo Ureal year ending June
83, embrace tlio production only to
December 81, of tbo preceding year.
It Is a singular faot that lu 180-1,
whioh was the lowest production for
even years, tbo percentage of expcri
was the greatest In 20 years, reaching
41.47, although In 1892, when our pro
duction was over 60 per cent more, w e
exported only S0.88 per cout.
Our homo consumption last yoar vtob
only 231,818,500, less than It has bet n
for 18 years; but iho avcrugo la ovir
300,000,(X)0, so that tlio prrspect is wo
will have for export 100,000,000, or li bb
thau half that of 1892 and 1S93, and
0l,'JS3,129 less than bst year.
Bo far as tlio United Stati'H la con
cerned, therefore, tbo outlook for tbo
farmer is good. Hut wo are mot by tl.e
enormous production of HubbIb, which
has reached 416,053,000 bushels, and for
tbo first tlmo lu many years, If mem
ory may bo depended upon, tbo United
States takes socoud placo in value of
production, lu 1690-01 Russia pro
duced only 180,200,000 bushols to our
450,000,000. This ouormous Increaso la
duo to tbo opening up of Siberia,
which, with its now lands, Is doing for
Russia what tbo opoulng up of Iowa
and Mlnuosota did for tho United
States.
Iu tho dkpatoh published ou Mon
day in tbo Post-Intolllgoncor tho pro
duction of France Is put at 31,573,000,
but that la probably an error, It dan
hardly have fallon so low. Tho pro
duction of Argentlno and Chllo n
doubted, but uiost of tho other esti
mates are bolow the average
Uf course, In making a comparison it
muBt be remembered that for past years
the aotual production Is glyon, while
for this year we are doponding upon
estimates which must bo largoly tho
result of gueas work.
Enough Is known, howovor,, of tho
orop abroad, and of the prospects of
till furtbor lnoreaee, to serve aa a
warning to the farmors in Oregon
not to rely upon It except for home
consumption. As a staple It will do
woll to keep a certain aoroage, but dl
vurlsfled farralug will bo tho monoy
making method In the future.
When the Republican party goea
Into power In 180Q It Bhould go la with
clean bauds, lod by men of pure Uvea,
good public reputations and the confi
dence of tho people It should go in
to stay In and do something for tbo
peoplo of this groat nation. It will
havo a abort career and eud iu a seeth
ing mass of corruption, if Piatt, Hog
& Co. make IU ticket and control Its
administration. Ulvo us some now
blood, clean hands and high purposes.
Uoveruor Fletcher is one of Balcru's
trlok bloyclorldors, AlbanyDemourat.
That Is a mistake. He is ono of Sa
lem's loadluir editorial writers. Cav
ital JouitNAii, Equally hazardous
risks, from the standpoint of an In
surance agent, Yamhill Independ
ent. llutyou caut dony thataaa humor
ist, imaginative writer aud manager of
church soolahlos FJotohor has uo equal.
j s
Hoy. 11, Orth, of Corvalhs, admin
kitratdr of tho estato of the Late Father
Vau Linn, hu brought a suit agatust
D'shop W. II. Gross to recover 12500
with Interest at 8 per cent on 11400
rota Aug. 0, 1830, aud on f 1100 from
Hdt, 26, 1300, The money was ad
vauoed for building ohurohesat Oregon
City and Alblna.
S . 3
A Balem glrl'a letter back east, tell
ing how people in Oregon enjoy them
aelvtf, will be printed this week in a
opeelal edition of 5000 for eastern clr-etjlatlou.
Notes From Mtobama.
Cam I ALnKiiT, Aug. 29, 1895.
While in Albany Monday on our
way to Mouoma.tho popular mountain
resort, wo saw Mr. and Mrs. K. Mi
Townsend, who wero on their way
homo from an outing In tho moun
tains. Bborifl John Knight and fam.
Ily woro also lu Albany, Monday be
tween trains, ou their way homo from
Newport, whero they havo been Bpeud
ing tho summer. Chas. Bootbby was
alaoseou on the strcetaof Albany on
that day looking rauoh better than
when he left Balem a few weeks since,
At 1:80 we boarded an accommoda
tion train over the O. O. & E. railroad,
and wero soon beyond tbo grain llelds
aud passing rapidly through boiiio
plcturesquo mountain scenery. At
Kingston Messrs. W. J. aud Frank
Culver, Ernest aud Charles Porter
boarded tho train for Detroit, the
terminus of this road. From this
pulut tboy woro going to .walk to Mt,
Jefloraun udiatuncoof ubotit 26 miles,
carrying their baggage with them.
They had walked to Kingston from
Salem and were loaded for "bur." The
bays will return Saturday and promise
oue or more Hah stoiles. E. E. Mo-
K.uuey, the well-kuowd gralu buyer
of Salem, also boarded tho train at
Kingston for Lyoui. A force of men
werebually engaged loading a car of
wheat at Kingston Mouduy.
Tui'BduViiUiorulug a party of young
fo'.ks cousiatliig of the Misses Royal,
Lucia Cochran, Dennis Flagg and
JihuCoObruu Itft for Bbt'.lburt,. fulla,
diluaiell on the Shetlburg faun about
two miles Bubovo Mfhumu. At this
rjojiaou of tlio jear the creek la about
dry but the falls muni cerluldly pre
sent a oburmlng Bight during the
winter. After climbing up hill fur
oearly three houro tbo fulln wero
miohed. Tho water falls over a hugo
rock that projects far over tho ground
beneath It, lcavlug nil open cavo as It
is from whloh place tho falls may be
irimvuil fmtn tlio rear. It is 110 feet
from the point of tho fulls to tho
ground beneath. Wo all ItiHcrlbed our
uames aloug with scores of other
Salemltes, od tho wallbohiud tho falls.
Tho wall Is formed of u cluy-HUo roolt
and can easily bo carved with a knife.
Tbo Btacoy falls, three In number, are
nltuatod about oue-half of a mile above
Bhellburg falls and havo beou visited
by a large number of campers tills
year. Tho streams at this point aro
said to contain a great, many of the
speckled boautlea. Campers havo
almost deserted Camp Albert for tho
sooson, there being out n lew touin
now ou tho Island. Tuesday morn
ing Mr, and Mrs. A. ;McOUI and tho
Iatter's parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Irish,
returned to'.Salem, Mrs. Irish has
about rocovorod from tho unfortunato
acoldent that befell her about two
week, eluce. Today Mrs. T. li. Jack
son and daughter, Maudo, Miss Boat
rlcoJeflrlea and llttlo sister and Mr.
aud Mrs. Farmor aud Mrs. Crolaan re
turned homo. They will bo followed
Saturday by Mr. and Mrsjohn Single
ton and tbo Misses Royal, leaving
hut two touts on tin island, whloh aro
occupied by Mrs. E. II. Flagg ond chil
dren and Mrs. E. P. Cochran and
ohildrou.
I had hoped to give This Jouknai.
readers oue or more fish stories but so
far none of .any cousequouce havo de
veloped. Wi C.
Good ro-uls aro good Iuve3tmontj
Monoy Judiciously expouded in road
Improvement adds so much to tho
valuo of the property in a country that
every ddllar luvested comes baok to tho
treasury lu the form of additional tax
atlon. Good roads are arteries of trde,
promoters of value, aids to prosperity.
They attract how settlers, eucourago
land lmproyemeut and enrich a com
munity. They brlug In more people to
help pay the taxes, aud thus reduce
therato of taxation while Increasing
the aggregato amount collected.
Bouator Quay, of Pennsylvania, has
forced himself Into the chairmanship
of the Ilepublioan party, to bo iu a
posltlou to help namo the president
uext year aud foroe himself iuto a
cabinet posltlou,
The acoouut of a terrible lynching
nilalr at Yreka, Cal., In whloh four
wretches were etruug up by a mob of
250 men, appeared in our dispatches,
and one of tho victims, uutli last
March, waa a itudout at the Oregou
Agricultural College.
PORTLAND F.XP08ITION.
BecrtUry Martin of tbo Oregon In
dustrial Exposition eonda out hopeful
accotiuta of that oulerprlao and as It
opous to Iho public Immediately hh the
states fair closes there Is no reason why
it should not have a largo attendance lu
this valley ami splendid exhibits from
here. Tho railroad companies Bhould
glye the expedition and state fair such
rules ou cerium days us they gave tho
couduetors's excursion in- Juno-'at
$1.00 for tho round trip 9000 people
camo to Salem from all over Western
Oregon for a mero Sunday rluo. That
would :iusuro uu enormous atten
dance aud tbo railroads would moke
money too.
There Is no reason why If ably
manuged, tho exposition ,as well as the
stato fair, should not be a great success.
Certainly the gentlemen who lend their
names to tho volunteer euterprlao at
Portland, whloh receives no state aid,
are entitled to public gratitude and
liberal patroungo.
Bosses Piatt of Now York, Elklns
West Virginia, and Caraoron of
Pounsylvaula, aud other bosses gener
ally, may as well bo told now as any
time that tho peoplo will not put the
Republican party iuto power in 1890,
to bo ruled by those unsavory persons
for four yearB.
Bow's This!
ur. m.. nn ilnmtml Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh tint cannot be cured by
Hall's Uttarru i-urc.
F. J. CHIiNKV & CO. Props., Toledo, Q.
We the undcislcncd, have known I-. J.
Cheney for the last IS years, ami Iwlievo
him pcrlcctiy nonoraoic in an uuwuch uw
notions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm,
West & Tiuax, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo,
O.f Waldlng, Kinnsn & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hull's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price. 75c uer bottle,
Sold by all Drugalsts. Testimonials free.
Did You Evor Think
That you cannot be well unless yon have
pure, rich blood? If you arc weak, tired,
languid and all run down, It Is because your
blood is Impoverished and lacks vitality.
mm.... i.mI, V. irxnv lu overcome bv Hood S
Sarsaparllla because Hood's Sarsnpatilla
milct mire, rich blood. It Is, in truth the
great blood purifier.
IIood'H Pills cure liycr ills, constapation,
biliousness, janndlce, siekheadacho, indiges
tion, A High Llvor
Usually has n bad llvor. Ho Is bili
ous, conBtlapted, has indigestion und
dyspepsia, if there Is uo organic
troublo a fow doses of Parks' Sure Cure
will tone him up. Parks' Buro (Jure
a tho only llyer aud kidney euro wo
hoII ou a positive guarantee Prlco
51.00. Bold bv Luun Brooks. 1&-4
Thero aro 177765 miles of railroad In
tho United Btutes.
There aro 00,835,880 rails used to
cover this uround.
Thero aro 633,205,000 ties used to bind
these rails together, but uo such
amount, howover, Is required to bind
the hearts of tho traveling nubllo to tho
faot that tho Wisconsin Central lines
furnish superior facilities ou all their
tralus between Bt. Paul and Chicago,
which form close conueotlons with all
lines to tho east auu soutu.
Mako a uoto of It. "
Rheumatlsin
Is a symptom of dlseaso of tho kid
neys. It w4ll certainly bo relieved by
Parks Sure Cure. That headaoho,
baokaoho and tired feeling como from
tho samo cause. Ask for Parks' Buro
Cure for tho liver and kldnoys price
1 1.00, sold by Luun & Brooks. 10 4w
HEART DISEASE.
Fluttering, No Appetite, Could
not Sleep, Wind on Stomach,
'For a Ions tlmo I hnd p tsrrlblo
pain at my henrt, which fluttered al
most inccsaantly. I hud uo nppotlto
and could not sloop. I would ho
compelled to sit up In bed and belch
gas from my stomach until I thought
overy mlnuto would bo my last.
Thero was a feeling of oppression
nliAiif mt linnrf. nn.l T wna nfrnlll tn
uuuuv mij vv, .,. . ,.w ,..,
a raw a nut ureain. 1 couui nubswee
r
a room without resting. My husband
Induced mo to try
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
nnd nm happy to say It has cured me.
I now havo a splendid appotito and
sleep well. Its oilect was truly mar
velous." MltS. II AIUtY E. STARR, Pottavlllo, Pa.
Dr. Miles Heart Curo Is sold ou a iks1Uto
Buara
uarantuo that tho tint bottlo will Lonofit.
ruesMlsacuit Alfi. 0 oouioa iorco.or
prepaid, pa rocolp
li ui prii
nrlfii
id Neuc( W-, silt
bart, Iml
VV L'' TbsTsA VJ)
As an Athlete
It Is nocewary that my system should b
in first class condition. Whether In train
ing for running, sparring or heavy weight
Juggling, I always begin by taking Hood's
Barsaparllla. It keeps my system In good
condition and I gladly recommond It."
L. O. JAQUES, 155 11th St., San Francisco.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is tho only Truo Blood Purifier Promi
nently in the public Eye. Pet IIOOD'3
MnrtrPcDHlreuro habitual cnnitlra
riOOCl S rll'suon. yrieo -a cents.
HOME EDUCATION.
Something Jfor Mother and tlio
Children.
WHAT THE JOURNAL OFFERS FREE
Two High Chtss SToriizIucs Needed
in Uvpry Household.
Journal readers who renew
cash subscriptions on tho fol
lowing terms can have tnoir
choice of two very desirable
magazines free,
"QUEEN OF FASHIONS"
froo, by mail, ono year to any
subscriber who pays for tho
Daily by carrier three months
in advance, at this olrtco,1.50;
or the Weekly ono vear and a
iinlf in advance. Si. 50. This
givo3 you Iho best 10-page il
lustrated fashion magazine of
Now York free for ono year.
The abovo trices aro not cash.
and tho cheapest combination
nvnv nflhiwl Tlin 'OllROn" is
nvnr nflhiwl. The 'Oueon IS
a high-class, practical, home
magazine.
"THE CIIILD-GAltDEN."
Upon tho samo terms you
can obtain this delightful Chi
cago children's magazine. Just
tho thing to read to tho litlo
onps ot tho homo oirqlo, It
brings tho kindergarten into
the home. Song, games and
story. Beautifully illustrated,
51 a year. Published by the
Kindergarten Literature Co.
Samples of these magazines
will bo furnished free by mail
or can bo seen at this office.
HOFER BROS.,
Publishers.
Salem, Oregon.
SALEM TILE WORKS.
. IAUOEHTOOK ON HAND -
BneoUl Inducement oflered. Hhlppd JU at
point on itiort notloe. Ueud ror prlcea.
Yarrt, xMorth Halein, ..,,,IV
Addresa J. K, MUKMI Y, n
jrair urounii.. ui
TOE WOMAN
WHOSE CLOTlibb hi
lecras to get along In tho world easier than
any other woman.
In the first place, the Is more at ease at
social functions.
Mrs. J. L. Mitchell guarantees a perfect
m.I c.tlcfaMnrir ft, nf .ir.rv rvarmetlt SllOD
Mill. ...vw 1 ,,. . 1". ".'. " .
on East State utreet next to Simpson's grocery
store.
Complete line supplies and notion will b
kept on hand.
SALEM WATER CO.
Office: Willamette Hotel Building
For water service apply at ortloe. Bills pay.
able monthly in advunoe. Make, all ooiu.
plalnti at tho ottloe. ,
Irrigation months-June, July. August and
Beptember, hoars 0 to 8 a. tu 6 to tf P. pi.
Irrigation bills payable on or. before t)ie 1st
of July, atreet springing positively forbidden
E. J(. WAFCE PBINTING CO.,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
AND
Legal Jilank JPublteJiem.
Bush's New Krlckver the bank. Oom'l street
ruKPET PAvnt-Largo lot of heavy browa
j wrappln paper for sale cheap. Just the
thing fox putting under carpet, Call at Jour
nal office.
THE 1MB USE
J. J. ItLAHE, Prop.
J'Ol.KUU, LINCOLN COUNTY, Ullfcuun.
jsi-Kpoclal rata to tourist anil land l"l"
lloarA by tlie week nnd free baok to Newport
for surf batnlng, and BllcHs reservation and
otu"r points in county, every olherdiw. tun
NEWPORT, OR.
This ologmit now h M on
tho beach id the most delight
ful resort of Oregon, and w
run in tin; best of style. Terms
moderate.
Mauy Fitzpatkiok,
7 9 tf Prop
MEHAMA, OR.
Good 'accommodations, with
table and bed kopt up to its
old standard. Guests served
with the greatest comfort.
7-io-tr
MINERAL SPRINGS
Of tho State ot Oregon,
$ It's water iB free to all, and
is located in tho toot hills 01
tho Ca.scadg mountains, at
Sodaville, Linn Co., Or.
Tho most accessible mineral
springs in tho state at all sea
sops of tho year, and tho best
water, This water is a cure
for all diseases of the stomach,
liver and kidnoys, and costs
you nothing. First-class hotel
accommodations, E. G. Briggs.
proprietor; mineral baths and
tonsonal parlors, ueo. .Bosquet;,
manager; general merchandise,
R. 1 W. Eishor, proprietor;
physician and surgeon, A. G.
Prill. Remember this is the
olaco for pure air. fine sconory,
fiahiuj and huntiner. and to
rogulato your health by drink
ing ana oainmg in uiu uuhu
Bodawator on tho Pacific coast.
' Daily haok lino moots all
trains at Lebanon, Or. only 4
miles, a nice drive. Bottling
of sodawator for shipment
Livory and feed stable, A, P.
b lory & Sons, proprietors.
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BALEM, ORUQON.
Oldest Institution of learning In the stato.
Full preparatory and colleulato courses. Total
enrollment for 1891 5, 401 students. Expenses
moderate. New ipmnaslum, Klrty-oecond
year begins Bept. 17, U9S.
tot Information or catalorue address
V, U, UAWtCI, A. M.,
iIiA, H.,
President.
stfdawew
If you love your boy give him the most val
anle of all g Us, tboTbett education possi
ble, ''here is no better plaoo than U'
P.
ur.ANaEL.OK,
Bo boot cotnnieie in overy respsct. Splendid
stall of teachers, excellent ruea's. beautiful
aud healthy locatlou, constant care aud strlot
aiaeipune. ana costs duuai a montn. as im
TAB STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
DRAIN,
Writs for catalogue. J
LOUIS BA.RKUB.
President)
8 72m
F. M. Steele
185 OOMMKHCIAL ITT.
Mftinory anil Bicycle Repair
Klectrlc'; ieUiHndMedlcai;itatier aspft
clalty, Smau Uyuamos and Motor built and
repaired. All work dona In the best manner,
GEO.
FENDKICH'S
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831 Commercial stJOottla h!oolr, I ,
OUUnMur u V, , BOCK UO.I
Beat msais ln;tht eltjr. iTowptllvry
tl lowMt yrlw.
louo. eMor p u, u, seek 00.I
SStoi. mmm hop pipe
LI VI UU lUULULiHUl
HOTEL !
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Coile
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MARKET !
HOP STOVE
THE TiOSS
Tlltf JUMUO,
mid
iis'a.
I LION
K
of aUJkin(U and
dimensions.
PRICES I.OWE11 WAN
THE LOWEST.
Steiner & Blosser,
State Street, Salem.
uwtr
W.'AsUUNtCK
J. H. ALMHat.
CiMhlej, I
fiOTueiik.
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OP SALEM.J
Transucts a ucnerol bnnrtinK buslncsii.
:. H. LftNE
Mkkoiiant Tailoh,
211 Commercial St., Salem
JjnN 8TANLEY. JIMMKAD
STEAM WOOD SAW,
Quirk worlt, lAtw prlroJ Ln7o nijers ul
I It. WVctv (ilfsKtttblo. buottof P.O. Ull tl
J. ,1. JIAHKJXS,
HORSfcL SHOEING
liopitllOi) ' noruvkiiH Hlftt, nrnr Com
mini. H'hIiii ut't.i tlim In I n ir forma and
Mrf. Willi ltlNKfcMl wt
VVOLZ'S MARKET.
fresh iHiiltoa nnd xmolrcd" Meats and' Biui.
axi. Orltelrl(ior iloi' nieittH lu bust huK.
vhiiI la uu M Ii-op iiitt, CHMern style. Krco
lolwury. Houlh Uiu nicrcliii street.
-X UHAH SVOLZ, l'rop.
Huie Wing Sang Co.,
SIlll'OHTKllS - rw. ij
JnpiiiosoFaniy Goods, ull Ulndsnt Hlltc Km
broidery, Orusmonts, Olilnnwnro. Uojl Teas
or all kind. Mattings nnd mako Untshluir.
Lndlos' Underwear. Kvcrythlug soiling very
cheap, 113 Court St., Halum, Or,
East and South
-VIA-
THE oriASTA ROUTE
o'ltne -
Southern Pacific Comoanv.
mm
oALiropriAlszi-nKsa tbaik uun daily m
TWKKN tPOnTI.AND AND B. r.
Bouth.
I North.
l&Wp. m.
II. -co p. in.
Xv7
LV.
Ar.
Portland
Balem
Ban Kran.
Ar.
Lv.
bv.
8:10 a. rn
UOUa.m
0.00 p. m
10:45 a.ro.
Above trains stop at Kast Portland, Or.
egon City, Woodburu, Balem. 'i'urnor.Murlou,
Jetlenton, Albany. Albany Junction, Irving,
Kugene, 0reswelI,Uralns und all stations from
ItOHebiim to Ashland lncluslvo
KOSE11U1U1 1
MAl
IL DAILY,
&ao a. m.
11:00 a. m
V.20 p. m.
LV.
LV.
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Portland
Balem
ltosebunr
Ar. I 4:4U p, m
Lv. I 'i'ii p. m
Lv.l 8.00 a. va
Bouth salkm PAuaKHaKU, North
4:00 p.m. I Lv. Portland. Ar. 1 10: I6a.ru
6:15 p. tn.- Ar. Balem. Lv 8:00 a.m.
IMnlug Cars ou Ogdon Itouto
PDLLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
ANU
Second Class Slueoin" Cars-
Attached to all through trains.
Vest Side pivision. Between Portluia
' tod Oor?&lli3:
DAILY lEXOKFT U0NDAY).
7:au a. m. I Lv.
12:15 p.m. 1 Ar.
Portlanu
Corvallls
Ar. I
Lv.l
t) AS p, IU
1.3 i p. m
At Albany and Oorvallls oonneot with
trains of Oregon Central & Kastera llallroad.
BJCVUXaUTUAIN (DAILY SMJUTHUNUAt
4:45 p, m.
7:25 p. m.
Lv.
Ar.
Portland
MoMlnnvlllo
Ar.
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u: a. ui
6:60 a. b)
TUltOUOU HOkEIS
To all points In the Eastern States, Canada
and Europe can be obtained at lowest rates
irom W. W. tiKLNNKK, Agent, Balem,
K.P. HOOE113, AasUU. IT. and Pas.Al.
U. KOKllLtat, Uanadnr
Oregon Central
AND
Eastern R. R. Co,
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
Connecting atlVaqulna Bay with the Ban
Francisco aud Yaqutua Bay Bteauisulp Od,
BTBAMtlrt KIHALLOM,"
A I and firs, class in every respect. Balls from
Yaqutua for Ban tancl;o about every B
days.
MfasMnger accommodations unsurpassed
bbortosi route between the Willamette valley
au Callloruta.
Para from Albany, orpol&ts west, to Ban
Francisce: Cabin, 113; steerage, & cabin,
round trip, good 00 days, tin.
For sailing day appiy to
ltl WALUEN. Agent
OH AB. CLARK. Buut., Oorvalll I', n n
BDW1N TuaMnagor, 0orvaiu,Or. '
A. J, OUUROUlLLLocal Agent, Balem.
Capital
National
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Hlcepers nud I'roo ltcollnloit Cbnlr Cars dallr
lromj
PORTLAND to CHICAGO
Our tmlns nro licated by steam and tars
lighted by 1'lnUch Hunt.
Tlmo to OlilCMO, i days.i
Tlmo to New York, i days.
Which Is tunny hours quicker than all com
petitors. Fnrrutpfi. tlmo tnlilPH nndl 'ull Inrnrmallnn
apply to
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- Low Rates to all Eastern Cities. -
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G. M. POWEKS,
Local Ticket Agent.
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Sieepino- Cars
Dinlnp Cars
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Touris
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MINNEAPOLIS
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TO GRAND FORKS!
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WINNIPEG
HELENA and
PIITTF
TFIItODWH TICKETS
TO
CHICAGO
NEW YORK
BOSTON and all
Points East end South
For Information, titnelcaras, Maps
tloketsjcall on or wrltel
THOMAS, WATT tC CO.,
AOENTB,
765 Commercial it., ialem, (11
Or A. D. Okablton. AbsC Of ul. P
Agent; liW Morrisou st., corner Third,
Portland, Uro.
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