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TIIE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
(UAIIA ANU WEEKLY.)
BY MOPBR BROTHKRa,
TUESDAY, OCT. 8, 1895
ACTION AT THE BOX.
Io tbls tlmo of low prices It Is well to
moralize. It is tluio to think that tho
fixed obargea for tho conduot of county
Btato nnd untlonul alialra do not fall
with tho prlco of products. While
wheat is worth 30 cents r bushel, the
ealurlea of tho various olllcere are the
same, In fact, grow greater as tho ptlco
of wheat Brows less. With wheat at 72
cents, tho dollar, tho dollar ol salary
has a certain purchasing power. With
wimnt at 30 cents a bushel, tho dollar
of salary has Just twice tho purchasing
power it had formerly.
In other words, a $2000 salary with
wheat at 72 cents la a $4000 ealarj
when wheat 1b worth 80 cents. It I
not only twice as large, measured It
wheat, but it is twice as largo when
measured In tho ability of tho wheal
producer to pay. A man can toll and
perspire in tho fields to produce wheat
at 80 conta per bushel, but tho ofllce
holder makes tho eamo profit whether
Wheat Is worth 72 cents or 10 cents.
Thuro Is no difference to him, except
that tho lower tho price of produie
goes tho greater Is the purohaMng
power of his salary.
If It was worth a bushel of wheat 10
ytara ago to servo papers, to make an
abstract or record, or to record a paper,
why would It bo worth threo or font
bushels of wheat today to perform the
sanao Borvici? Wbilo It is best to look
upon tho bright sldo of things goner
ally, it Is also good to couteraplatohard
facts at times. Thero cannot bo a
chango in tho condition of tho people
until tho pcoplo thomeclves chaugo.
If they are content to see tho fixed
changes of government continue na
they aro, in the face of falling prices,
thero is nothing to ho dono oxcopt to
cconomlzo, to bo satlellad with less of
tho luxuries of life, and pay tho bills.
If they aro dissatlstlod, it Is possible
for tho people to chango thlngB through
the ballot box. With more Interest in
good and fit msn and less Interest In
politicians, better government can be
accomplished, and publlo offlco will be
h publlo trust.
Thinking is hard work for Borne peo
ple, and hundreds of voters are now in
the hopfleldfl, working bard for a few
dollars with whloh to pay taxes that
bavo accumulated because of lack of
thought. There Is not a county In the
stato but what could bo conduotod pro
perly with a saving of 20 percent. Tho
saving of 26 per cent means a decrease
of taxes 25 per cent and praotically an
Increase of the profits of the people by
Just the amount saved. Thought and
action aro necessary for a chango. The
key to tho wholo affair la better men
for legislators. With tho last legis
laturo fresh In tho minds of the people,
thought Is hardly necessary. Action
at tho ballot box Is alone necessary.
BAKE OF ENGLAND NOTES.
The Bun In an article on the Bank of
England, condensed from an English
magazlno, says of the notes of that in
stltutlen: "Tho notta,it 1b well known,
aro a legal tender everywhere in tho
United Kingdom, except ut tho bank
itself, 'where, on presentation, they
must bo paid In gold. Tho notes of the
Bank of England aro reputed the safest
pieces of paper In the world." They
are no safor than the American groeu.
back, but as they aro legal tonuer, like
the greenback, tbore la little praotisal
difference. A note that everybody in
the country is obliged to redeem is apt
to be pretty safe, so long as the Issue of
It Is limited Tho fools in this country
who are howling for tho retirement of
legal tender paper and a single gold
standard profeaa to take England as an
example: but In that country sliver la
legal tender up to f 25 and Bank of
England notes aro a legal tendortoany
amount. Roouwtor (N, Y.) Post Ex
press. Died.
NOWATENY. At the homo of her
son, John H. Nowatney, near the
Haveavllle school house, four miles
north of tho fair grouuih, at 0:30
o'clock p. in. Huiulay, October 0, 1605,
Mrs. Jacob Nowatney, aged 02 years
aud 0 mouths.
Children Cry for
Pltohtr's Cat tori
SANTIAM.
Great Improvement Along
the O. O.
& E. Kailroad.
A trip up the old Oregon 1'aclllr,
which is now known as tho Oregon
Central k Eastern, at this season of the
year Is a neat long to bo remembered.
The Bantlam is now at Up prettiest, uud
tho autumn eUcots along tho romautlo
banks aro truly beautiful. Tue'eflcct of
the brilliant red dogwood foliage,
backed by tho ovorgreen forest, is truly
magulflcent, and an the accommoda
tion train goes slowly winding Its way
up tho gorge-llko valley, the passengers
have an excellent opportunity t) drink
In somo of tho most beautiful scenery
in tho world.
Our little party spent Bunday at De
trolt, now tho lost station on the road.
The tracR Is laid to Iduhua, but trains
aro only run up thoro siml-occaslonaliy.
Wo wero well housed nnd Borved at tho
Cascade House. Uonductor Tway and
Engineer Laughead, who run the
train on this end ol tho road, fumbtb
trout for tho establishment, and they
aro done to a turn by the excellent
hostess. Mr. Laugboad Is said to be
tho best fisherman in this whole
country. Ho can oven get awuy with
his oue-njiapd brothor at coaxing tho
speckled beauties.
Thero aro at preeout four sawmill
ubovo tho bit; Rhaw mill at Mill City,
located respectively at Gatesvllle,
Mlnto. Niagara and Detroit. The out
put at present is being used largely ly
tho O. C. fc E. railroad, in repairing its
road and bridges.
Thero aro no uioro claims being tukin
up in this section of tho country, as
tho Cascado forest Reservo excludes
any further settlement. This reservo
extends from tho Columbia rlvpr 200
mlleo south, and at this point Is 30
miles wide, and undoubtedly works a
great hardship on tho pcoplo within Its
limits as woll as tho stato at largo. The
reservo was mado presumably to eavo
tho waterrshod for tho valley, but It is
thought by many valloy pooplo that
thoy could spnro a trltio of tho presont
enormous rainfall, Thoro Is no doubt
but tho sotting asido of this reserve is a
part of some enormous schemo to gel
the hotter of Undo Bam, as it has been
manipulated by a sot of philanthropists
at Portland, who dovoto most of their
tlmo to holding federal offices and run
nlng stato politics. God save the sot
tiers from tho dutches of this bonevo
lont class I
Borne of tho claim owners near tho
sawmills aro now realizing a flno price
for their timber. They get 60 cents n
thousand for it on tho Btump, and thus
ayerago about 150 per aero. About
20,000 dally is at present being cut
from a ranch near here, thus giving
tho owner a neat Income of $10 a day.
Many now buildings have gone up
along this road, and progress and pros
perity is rife on overy hand. If there
ovor was a sot of people In the world
who dosorvo hotter things, it Is these
Bottlers who havo stood the hard times
of tho past two years.
Gates has hopes of becoming a lively
town, on account of the mining boom
at Quartzvlllo. Tho road to the mines
branches ofl at Gates, and all trafilo
must go through here. The busiest
point on the road at present Is Mill
City, where tho raw mill Is pushjng
work, employing many hands; The
ronewed activity nnd business at all
these poluts Is a boon to the settlers,
Tho tracks are bolng repaired and the
bridges rebuilt, preparatory no doubt
to the extentlon of tho road in the near
future.
Wbea Xtaby was stcV, e gave her Caatorto.
Wfcea ah was a Child, alio cried for Castorla.
Warn aha became MUs, alia clung to Castorla,
Waw aha had Children, he gave them Outorla,
The Palace is bound to lead on
styl
lab shoes.
VIGOR " MEN
Easily, Quickly, PeruMtRMtly RMtered.
Weakness, NrvHSBeat
jjcBiiur, ana ail uia train.
or evil from aarlr errors or
later excesses, the result of
aaaea.1
c, ilok
overwork,
eto. Pullstreugtb, devs
uglli, devsl
opnieut and tone given to
every organ ana port
of the boil jr. Slinple.j
ftU(
rtlcm
.nat-
ural method, fmmad
du
ata lniDravement ansa.
lure Impossible. X.uon reference. . Book.
iuuu aiut Dnxu uiuitf (seaiou; tree,
FIIE UFBinii 0Q.. Bnff.U. HV.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.
R. P. Feuuo Jc Compauy send us
'An Infatuation by Gyp," Comlesee de
Marie!, translated from the French by
Elsie Paul; "A Soldier of Fortune," by
h, T. Meade, an English Btory; "A
Gallows Herd." by B. R. Crockett, '
author of "Tho Bllckit Minister."
These aro substantial volumes of tbo
"Feuno's Select Series Library." Each
line a half lone engraving on the frout
cover page and is very well nuaptcd
to thu uowcsUnd trade. 112 Fifth
avenue, New York.
"College Girls," by Abbo Carter
Good loo, Illustrated by Charles Dana
GlbBon. Tho volume is handsomely
bound, hat) many illustrations a beau
tiful gift volume to Bend a young lady.
Charles Bcrlbner's Sons, Now York,
"Margaret Wlntborp" is tho latest of
tho series of Women of Colonial and
Revolutionary Times," by Allco. Morso
Earlo, with a fso simtlo reproduction of
an old yoliow and time stained lovo
letter In her hand writing. Charles
Bcrlbner's BonB, New York.
"Jacaues Damour" and five other
short Btoriea by Emlo Zon, an author
ized version Englished by William
Foster Authorp. In beautiful cstnetio
yoliow binding and artlstlo letter press,
for which Coneland & Day. lioston, aro
noted as pobllahonj.
"Perpt-tual Youth," "by Elenqor
Kirk, also author of tho "Bottom
Plank of Mental Healing," by Tho
Idea Publishing Co., COO Greene ave,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Tho is one of tho
most successful and Intelligent expos
Itors and demonstrator of Christian
Science. Ab a thought-producor and
anulbllator of false conceptions of belni
the work Is a startling ono for women
or men, awl has a widen-'1? cirplo of
reader.
"Bant" Ilarlo, by F. Marion Craw
ford, is No. 2 Vol.1, of MaoMlllan &,
Co's. "Novollsts' Library, nt 60 cents
each. It is in very good typo and on
good paper, while the leaves open as
woll as tho best high-priced cloth
bouud books.
"Tho Journal of tho plague," by
Daniel Defoe, is an old classic reprinted
by May nerd, Merrill & Co., Now York.
"Tho heart of a boy," a story by
Edmondo de Amlols, from tho 100th
Itallao edition, by Prof. G. Mantolhm,
translator. It is well Illustrated and
strongly bound, a volume of 200 pages
of pure and elevating matter, relating
to the school 11 fo of Italy. Tbls book
gets about as closo to the hearts of a
boy as any volume that vas ever
written. Wo have been reading it
aloud to our boys and thoy cry for
moroatcaoh sitting. Such a book,
written by a man ot experience, of a
clean heart and soul, and drunk In by
a boy at the right age cannot but help
to make a good man. Laird & Leo,
Chicago.
PRESBYTERY AT 80IO.
Session of the Oregon Cumberland
Presbyterian Church.
Boio, Oct. 8. Tho Oregon Presby
tery of tbo Oregon Cumberland Pres
byterian church hold its regular full
aeoslon here September 20-28. Thore
was a full attendance. Rev. I. M,
Boyles was elected moderator by ac
clamation and Rov. W. V. McGee
was elected stated olerk. Rev. E T.
Inglo presentod a letter of dismission
granted him at Bllverton, May 24,1865,
and requested that it be declared In
valid on account of error. The request
was compiled with and his name was
ordored enrolled, the Presbytery decid
ing that bo was still a member of that
body. Rev. J. O. Templeton was dls
missed by order of tho Presbytery. The
following committees were announced
by tho moderater:
Home missions Rev. W. H. Jones,
Elders O. W. Scrlber and J. H. John
sou, Ministerial roller, Rev. W. Y. Mo
Gee, Elders B, H. Irvine and Dr. D.
Jones.
Sunday schools and publication
Rev.Ingle,Eldere O.W. Bcrlbor,and W.
M. Abbott.
Ministerial Report Elders J. H.
Johnson and O. W. Borlber.
Lebanon was selected u tho place of
holding the spring meetlug, com
mencing ou Thursday before the sec
ond Bunday In April, 1806.
Call for Warrants.
Notloo Is hereby rIvoii that I have
fuutia in band to nay all watrauts eu-
dorsed up to January 1, 1605. Iuterent
ou same will slop from tbls date.
JASt'EK WINTO.
v,i .TBS w """"" VWHmy
i -, "
Nervousness
Cannot be permanently cured by the use
ot opiates and sedative compounds. It is
too doeply seated. It 1 caused by an
Impoverished condition of the blood,
upon which tho nerves depend for suete
nnnco. This is tho true aud only natural
explanation for nervousness. Purify, en
rich and vitalize the blood with
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
and nervousness will disappear. Hood's
Baraaparilla will glvo vitality to the blood
and will send It coursing through the
veins and arteries charged with the life
giving, strength building qualities which
make strong nerves. If you aro norvous,
try Hood's Baraaparilla nnd find tho name
relief of which hundreds of people aro tol
ling In their published testimonials. Get
Hood's ottn.y Hood's
Because Ilood's Barsttparilla is the only
True Blood Purifier prominently In tho
publlo eye today. Sold by all druggists.
liitbltual conitlp
UOOU i rlllS tion. trice c.yer bo,
How'8 This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props., Toledo, O.
We the understencd. have known F. J.
Chencv (or the last IS years, and believe
Mm perfectly honorable in all butlneM traps
notions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their Arm,
West & Truax. Wholesale DrueclstS. Toledo,
O,, Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O,
Hnll'a Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and nrncQli.
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Thero aro 177765 miles of railroad In
the United Htuteo.
Thero nro 00.836.880 rails used to
mAf thin if roll nil.
Thoro aro 633,206.000 Ilea used to bind
theo rails together, but no such
amount, howover. is reaulrod to bind
tho hearts of tho traveling publlo to the
laot that thP Wisconsin Control lines
furnish superior facilities on all their
trains betweon St. Paul and Chicago
which form closo conucotlonB with all
lines to tho east and boujIi.
Muke a note of It.
iMieuraatt9m
isnsvmutom of dfeeufio of tho Kid
npyB. It will certainly bo relieved by
Parka Buro Cure. That headache,
buckacbo uud tired feeling como from
tho samo causo. Ask for Parkd' Sure
Cure for tho liver and ItlduoyB price
1. 00, Bold by Lunn & Brook. Ill w
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IF you have a eood cow to trade for a gentle
horse, Bood, for carriage or any other
work, addrew) D K, this offlco. 7-31
1 xnHAliH.--lloueo and lot, 18th una Oak,
1 prlc. 4i0 cost I860. Apply on premlsea or
uddresa J. K. Vandaipool,caleni. IQ-iHw
A Uu Until WANTM-hor u small nunliy
J with a eooU garden preferred.
Auiircss
(K7lf
jv.joiirum oincc.
urea irood ioyM land In
Holt county,
land near Bu
Mebrtisua, 10 Iraae for land near Bu
luui, Or. Addre-a box ft.Thodford. Neb. ltuw
HUl W1MCJ bANU CO., Jttpunoae Kitnoy
Goods, 8111c nureens, Dressing Uowns,
Culnaware, Tea, Huttings, Underclothing
Kvory thing olieup. 1U Court at., under opera
house. 0-16-1 m
una,
KLLA II. M'DOWELateaoherof voice
ill culture, 818 High at.
vi.im
TTTANTKD hxtwrlanood ulrls to housework
YY In small iuinllles. Pay 12 to U. Apply
otthlsofllce
-niUBt'XAN oOiKWUli Idterature or all
j kinds on sale and Uhrlsttan Holenee iter
vToeaut KM liberty atreet. corner Ohemekota
I P. FibliKll. newspaper Adyertl
li, 21 Merchants' Kxohange, Ban
Li our authorized agent. This pa
P. FibUKfl. Newspaper Advertising Agout,
paper la kepi
r rouuia w.
on file In hUotnoe.
C1AHPK1' PAfJiK Large 101 or heavy brown
j wrapping paper lor uaie cheap. Just the
tulng for pulling under carpets. Call at Jour
on. offloc.
Al'KlUi,- 1'orUaua, baonunon, oealUe
Taoomaand ban Pranolaoo papers on saio
ul ilopfa lomoCloe olook.
MiiaHY ll) ivUAN, O. Marsh. Kooni
Post Offleo blooK. lltf
,1UH bALK UUKAt'-.Uu long time or wo)ild
rent6acreaoholoo Innd m West Halem.
ood. larse home and barm variety ot bear
lnar fruit irets. 1'lecty of small lrult. irood
water and ii acres timber. Address txz Its,
Ualom. uatl
CiAAUUKB an Improved 6-aorotrcot three
OUUU miles south ol town, timall houie
uuu burn Inquire of llurggraf, over Btatea'
u.au. 9-3 U
B
1 1 KL.UA bUhHilAN Typewriting and
commercial stenography, umce, room
Gruvbloak. The best of work done at rea
sonable rates. 11-28
WAQON TO TUAUE-por aale
or to trade
IV
ior nay una oats,
a good tarm wagon.
pply to O K. I'uyne. east ol asylum
Nerve
Blood
Tonic
Builder
Bind for
dcrlptlv
pamiiuiM
'.WIUJAWS'
9t.
MEDICINBC0.,
farbaz
Schcncctadji K.Y,
far ruts.
aadSrnckvUlcCtet
F. M. Steele
18S OOMMKH0IA.L BT.
M4inory anil Bioyclc Repair
Klectrlca'elltand Medical Hatter i spe
cialty, 8mai Dynamos and Motor built and
repaired. All work done In the best manner
jr. J, HARKIN8,
HORSE SHOEING
SSSXSTSUSS&JSSA
8hop at 10O cnemeket 'street near Com
Ffwi - ma aisswsafaw,
Jqu
Mf'Jrr.
tXft
jLjWQwmW
K5sTS1lkKBBBBBBW
ZJjmMTH
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer In Groceries, I'alntH,
Oils, Window fll.i8H,Yariilsica
rikI thu nioNt complete slock oJ
BruslioH ol all KIiiiIh in the
State. Artists' Matcrials.Limo,
Uair.Ccmcnt ami Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SKBDS
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm land socurlty. Bprclal rale;
on inren luuua
Without doluy.
HAMILTON A MOlll.
.(I .it iminiiiy
DRESSMAKING
MI13 CIih.VENOKR,
Wtm lrttanrt linn nnnnnd ilrPftHmaklnff P'ir
lora In the Kldrldge block, uu aiulrs. next door
to Ohcrrlngton'a gallery. Water and 1 fur
nulla q BtinrlallV. B-lOim
W. ACOBICK
lnestdent,
I. II. At.llKllT.
CftHlilorJI
OK SA1.R1
Transucta a general banking business.
E. M. AVA1TE PBJNMNG CO.,
BOOK AND JOB PR1NTE
AND-
Lcyal Blank PuhlMiera.
llah New Hrlek.over thelmnk.Com'l strwi
GEO. FEN1)1UCIL'8
MEAT MARKET.
821 Oommerotal st. Oottlo blojs.Jj
HuoaMsor to U. a. UookA Uu.I
Uest meats In th oily. frompuintr y
at InwKHt nnoM
RED FRONT LIVERY
AND STAG- MM! .
IloJ. Kront I.lvcry and tiuardlnz -tMl t .
Klritolfls In overy ruspco . t'rluts ions ui.l I .
it 11. WKiTACOTr, rroi'nuior.
DAii.YHrat: l, in 1:3.
Following Btages arMvo aul dopjit dai'y,
except nununy:
bllverton singe nrrtvos at 10 a. in,leao ut
1:1ft p. m. Pure 76 cents.
Dallas BUig, arrive nt 10 n. m leavei nl t
n m.
Independence stngo nrrlvos nt 10.TO a. m, ,
leaves nu p. m, n-iu
DR. CONXRJS,
Parlors Ovor Gray Bros.
W0L7S MARKET.
Fresb.'salted and smoked Moats and Sau
sages. fl-uemgeraior meau in nest suape,
Kent In un Al ice cuMt, eastern stylo. Preo
delivery. Uouth Uommerclal street.
b-il UUAU. WOLZ, Prop,
HORSESHOEING.
NELSON HUGHEB,
In connection with the blacksmltblng llrm ot
McCarl k King, sonthwest corner of Mtate and
Front ml. does all kinds of horseshoeing. U-31
CHEAPEST.
Salem,
QEST,
Oregon..
Remember
Cy Stewart
The Cooper.
He can make anything with hoops on It, and
make It good. New work or repairing, bhou
oulU ot itlfo's ratll, Bouth Balem. 9-18-;m
SALEM TILE WORKS.
LARaErJTOOK ON HAND.
Hpeclal lnduoomenta offered. Hhlpped to al
point on short notloe. Uend for prices.
Yarrts, North Halem,
Address J. K, MUKPUY,
FalrUrounds,,Or
SALEM WATER CO.
Office! Willamette Hotel Buildln-.
Ih. nal.in.Hl.. ..1 & . .....
able monthly in advance. Make all com.
plalnta at the offlee.
Irrigation months-Jnne, July. August and
Beptembenhours-to8 i,m,l! to p. m.
Irrigation bills payable on or before tWlst
of Julv. Street sprinkling positively lorbiaden
JT. C, GRIFFITH,
Office: Corner Court and ".Commercial t..
upstairs. All work guawn eed. Prloea low
us the lowest. 93l.tr
rivauanirra r.imii.s uiuavua llraad.
ENNYR0YAL PfiLLS
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ni'BNRt) IN
CUJ XSIXQ 1 HA L L
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will nlve children from 8 years npwnrda
Hpoctnl ttcntlon to beginner. All de- red
. .. - al. aI.b .iii.IIi f I H.. Ill I SI 1I lt".
lmr drawing, nmdollng. uiiulo. plain ana
--r..i. ....T. ....ir Alttaf.i.V Hnnn rin f.ha
Individual p'nn, In which cuoh thlld Is ad
VanCCOnCC'irUing 1I lis WH wimeilji rm
terms nd partloulnm npply to Mlta O llnllou,
Twenlloth nnd Clir-inekfti. la
Willamette
University.
HAtiKJI, OIIICGON.
Oldest lestltuMon of learning In tho state.
Hill preparatory and coll'glnto courses, Total
enrol' meut for 1801 C, 401 fctudeats. Kxpenses
mndprute. New gfinnasluni. Fifty-second
year begins HcpU 17, UD1. .
For Information or ratolniuo address
V. O. IIAWUCY. A. M.,
sBdw(iw President,
lr you 'ovo your boy give him the most vol
nblo of nlig tls, tbobest education po-.nl-
ble There is no bettor placo thnn
Mr.ANQKIi.01t
Hchool conimeio in overy repct. Bptondid
stall of teacuors, excellent men s beautiful
and healthy location, constant euro nnd strict
d.tclpiluo, uud costs but $20 n month. 831m
German Lessons
ilvnto or I u clauses atnnytlmo during Hie
my nr-V'iiing tosuttoiinvealcnon of pjplU.
itiniH, (Do 1 or lmtm. Classen of five or 11, ore,
JOiipvrpu II. Ucriiiitti Hnturday sohool fur
itiuiiieiiiti 1111 manning nan, cirnor uoem
1 .l in d tntlaui his, from U to 12a in, and
fi-uin I tu 1 p m Tonus, (.03 per montli. 1
hv tfituiluii In. 1 wad born and oduoated
1 Otrinui.j.nn(l hold u Herman teachers'
11II1111 1 out thu Piumuii KOornmonl,
nd unoi hu in 111 1 Ue M. li publlo Hchool,
MH3, W, A. li.KAl'MtSX.
ISI Marlon h .
Conservatory WorJc.
Dr. l'trvin, ditcctor and tenulior of
it mo, Ititliuti Hlultig barmony and
d iid tuaiitilti) Aislfitoii by.Mlai Anna
ICrobi, tuuolitir of piuuo, orguu, guitar,
vhillii nnd either. Mrs. J. 11. tiimrp,
'fuoUer of pimio, oraau and Binitiug.
MtiHio rooms nt the reoldenco of J. 11.
dlmrp, Buleiu. Luuvo oniora at tbe
Allen's or VI1Ib' nitislo Btoro.
Mrs. C. M. Oyle
will roopen her
KINDERGAR1 EN
In tho Congregational church parlor on 81pt
80. u lO-nn
TOE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
DRAIN, OREGON.
Write for catalogue.
liOUIB UAI17.KE,
8 7 2m President
BANJO LESSONS.
aivcn on reasonable torms by un experienced
teacher. iv a HAiV-inv
teacher,
Ut Marlon si,
WELL DRILLING
Contraots wantod nt reasonable jirlies.
work guaranteed. Rcferono9 las to expert
enoeaud respouslblllty;iurnliihed. Write
P. h. KKtzau.
Palem. 9 9 i Or.
JOHN BTANLKY.
IIJIM.MEA
STANLEY A MEAD,)
STEAM WOOD SAW
Oulok work. Low prices. Leave orders at
It. It. Weatonott'aatable. baokof P.O. H-H tl
MILTON RHODES,
Practical Upholsterer.
All kinds of work made to order.
Hopalrlug n specialty,
lao Court street, balem, Or.
u a
. McNKILLiRKOKlVKK.
To The East
QIVEa TUE OHOIOK OP
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES
-VIA-
GREAT
HON
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- Ixw Hates Io til Eastern Cities. -
Ocean steamers leave Portland every five daj
T. '
It
College
m
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for lull details call on or addreasi
UOIMIfi 4 I1ARKEK.
w. . uunuiuitr,
Oea. l'as. Agent,
Portland, Ui
G. Al. POWEKS,
Local Ticket Acont.
Po.tiooTHKj.ast,
1001 IBI Tlllil :
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'Pl0T0rS' To '"Ki
EAST!
VIA TliK
Union Pacific System
Through J'ulimnn 1'nlnre Hleer.r. -BlMPors
nnd Kree UicllnlSg VhliVh.l0
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POUT LAND to CHICAGO
, Our truliianre limited by iHM . .
llilitod by Plntsch llltht. ' eam Mi !
T mnlnfM.IM ...V.'
Tlmo to New Yo'rfc. 114 SaV,
Which., many houuXrt,,,
npy,e,''llmoUb,Mnn'lf" Inform,,,,
BOISE & 1URKGK,
Agents, Balem, or,
H. W. IIAXTEIt,
Uenernl Agent
ngoui, U iL lo.. 1 '
in Tiiim mM i-oru2Sa:'M,4,
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Put I mar.
Sieeolno- Cars
Dininp Cars
Elegant
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MINNEAPOLIS
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TO GRAND FORKS
CRO0KST0V
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TUItOMttH TICKETS
TO
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON and all
Points East end Southl
For Information, time .carat, uta
tlokots call on or write
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Aucnio,
2ti Commercial st., Ulem.di
Or A.. TY f lir a it rivM Auai rj.l PtM
Ageut;255 Morrlvoa At., corner Third, I
1 uriiuuij, jiu.
East and South
VIA
THE oriASTA ROUTE
o tno
Southern Pacific Comoatii.
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"BoTlin"
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8.50 p. in.
11:00 p. in.
10:15 a,m.
T Portiiiud Ar.i fwia
t,v. Balem hr. !.
Ax. Ban Pran. LT.I MOfti
Above trains stop nt EastPorlUj.
egon City, Woodburn.Baleui.Turoer.Uutoi,
JeUersou, Albany.Aloany Junction, Irna.
Eugene, Oreawcll.brulns andallstoUowwa
lUweburg to Ashland Ineluslve
HOaKUDllQ MAlI. BA1LY.
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Dining Chps on Ogdca into
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4:i6 p. m.
7SJ& p. m.
Xv. Portland Ar.l JgJ,
An McMlnuvm LT.I fct.
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To allpolnuln the 8uW ftun
and Europe can be obtained at w" 1
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Oregon Central
AND
Eastern R. R- ft i
YAQUINA BAY B0UTE.J
Connecting at :Yaqulna WJ. ,5.
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BfEAUrat "'"A 'Bain'.
A 1 and firs, class In every WPJS;,, tivl '
Yaoulna for Ban PrancUjo aDju
iVKSlkenger ncoommodaUoni ' "$,
Shortest route between the NV Uw :
l.'arefrom Albany, or ipotoU '
Pranclsoe: Cabin, JU; Jff " 1
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