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BY MOI'IDM IJUOTMifiWB.
Fill DAY, DKO. Ifl, 1805,
BPSAKBK KEED'a OOMMITTI3EB
TliomnH Jl. Jtvecl, of Maine,
ftuenker in conjjrcHH mjomo to ho tryltiK
tomttlo national politic li) tlm np
polntmont of coiiitiilttccH. It Is known
that Imniotiflo Intarmitfl nro nt atakn and
that tlio temptation Ih grcnt to mukn
Mr. lUcd presldotit no rowunl for
proper disposition of commlttcea.
BpcftkcrJlecdBhoiildrlBo uboye thin
toinptntlou und nppnliil iiib commute! b
for tue wolfaro nnd prooporlty of our
country, Instead offer nectloiml,Hpteln'
or personal Interests. Tliosa nro trou'i
Ions tlmcnnud tlio Kentlemon In WanN
Ingtori with ood PulurlH, plonty of
lino wines, uIk dinners nnd banqtiolB
are apt to trllle wltli Uiu condllli ns
thepoopioby no Inult of tliolr own
find tlieniBolves In.
Speaker Ileod should put tho nlilest
nnd most oxporloucod men nt tho
headH of tho oouinilttees and let the
prosldontal lightening strike where It
may. It will ttfl a apt ti strike Mr.
Used as auy.lf Mr. Red duo liln plain
duty as speaker und not play politician
nt all.
OIVE US SOME STATESMEN.
Krom tho telegraphic reporlB from
Washington today, It seeuiB that the
udmlulBcratlou In contemplutlng nn
othor lsfluo of gold hondu to retain tho
status of tho resorvo fond. With tho
present ndmlnlatratlou It Ib ovldont
that tho sentiment "a national debt Is
a uatlonnl blowing" prevails. During
tho Hspubllcan administration It was
n proud boast that tho national debt,
created by tho rebellion wan bolng paid
ofl'utsuch n rapid rato that tho cry
was raised that soon thoro could bo no
IioiuIb to furnish tho haBiB for national
hankH,
Here we nro, ut u tlmoof profouud
poaco, forced by a pornloloUB system of
llnance, to Incrcuso tho public debt.
Wo find our nation already houdod
with au obligation $300,000,000, in In
eluding Intorest, by allowing tho gov
ornmont atralrs to go Into tho hands of
tho Domoernoy, or to bo more particu
lar, Into tho hands of tho presont ad
ministration, whoso cardinal principles
tiro frco trade and gold monometallism.
Ouo of tho worst featurcH of this
fearful bond Isuuo Bohomo 1b the fact
that foreign bankers aro called upon to
furnish tho gold for tho bonds, thus
putting this nation nt tho mercy,
whloh la by no meauB a louder mercy,
of European "econoiuista."
There seems to bo n growing demand
for it now Hot of lenders in both tho old
parlies. Wo do not want any of thoso
noUy creatures who aro orylug rolorm,
und who uro yerboBO In doubtful rhet
oric nut 8omo or tho old-nohool think
ing men of tho nation. There lire
plenty of them, if tho pooplo could
only bo pointed in tho right direction
to put them to the front In tho tlmo of
need. Tho present administration has
bcon a succession of blunders. The
national policy, as well aa tho financial
structure, has boon fearfully wonkoned.
It is worth remembering that whoa
Cleveland took oMco In 1803, thoro was
u cash balauco in tho treasury of f 124,.
128,088, and tho Intorest-boarluc dobt
wbb $085,000,000. Uy borrowing $117,
000,000 on C percent, bonds, and $02,
000,000 uu 4 per cent boudB.ho has
mado tho Interest bearing debt $717,
000,000 and thU, too, after refusing to
pay ovorduo debts agaluit tho cash
balance Uaorumouto Boo.
Thoro Is great outcry agalust pater
nalism whonover anything la Bought
to bo dono for tho people But isn't
our country Biiflorlug from paternalism
for (ho few?
What are you going to do next year?
Why, voto tho Bcpubllcau ticket, Is
what most men say.
Tho freo railroad pass la tho most
oft'euslvo kind of arlstooratlo paternal.
Ism.
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Nevada oujoyB n placer mining
boom,
A Kohlattor is needed to heal tho Ills
of tho body politics.
Now for a Iihdov hnllduv noaRnn.
mxm.mmm.mmmm
pf &i?t He&Itb
sent vmn
It U t nutter of V trorortinc a mothrrt.
ii nMnufcturr of th.' OAIU HOKUliri
, lMUmpliWl,?iultW,'INHANlMBALTII.-
UAULU ItKAIMll kunuuiuuu mil
whn h houM Iw in evr ry nonif . Aiwttw, r c t
YOKK OONDHNSkl) MILK CO., 71 lluJtoa
Sutii, Mew Yorl;.
m:m:mMmM
paws in me uack iut, cucbi, or
porous
Plaster
v ' of eotititcffeltfl nnd Itiiltfi-
OHE00N PJUSBif OPINIONS.
Aitorln ItudK't, Dim l Hoiiolor Mills
ha evidently had one car to tlio
ground, ltd lia Introduced a hill to
require the redemption of nfeenuncl
In silver whenever tho rpservo la bulmv
fj 100,000,000. If ho will ptit tho other
ear to tlio ((round hu may conclude to
Introduce n Mil for tho free and unlim
ited colnauo of silver at the rutin of
10 to I.
llosoburft 1'lalndealer: The political
pt hettltifl toBlmtner, nnd e'er louu ll
will bo RftcrvcrMduK mluhtlly, ondln
to the surface roaming nsplmntfl for
o(ll co. Tho natm-H of man) good men
nro being whispered around among the
wlro puller. The DjmocratH aro play
lug thiir gair.o of whist as of old. Like
i snail they extend n horn In one
direction t und if It meets an obstaole
draw It In Itualu.
Albany Imprint: Demcoratlo editors
who think ell the free silver voters wlli
fall In lino ami vote a goldbug ticket
will bo sudly mistaken when the text
come. Most of the Democratic voteis
In the south and west havo alwnj
thought thut their pirty .favored free
silver,
torn oil.
guldhiig
Watch.
Next tlmo I ho mask will Le
Thny will seo their party la a
party and will quit It cold.
Albany Herald: Obstructing Nicar
agua canal building and Issuing bonds
to fill tho depleted treasury, mado so
by the tariff on a free trndo basis, seems
to bo profit iblo ventures fur Home peo
ple, judging by wealth accumulating.
Timcfl-Mouutaiuecr: It In very nat
ural Balom should want to rebuild her
woolen mill. Tt has proven a profitable
concci'u.
Tlmcs-Mouutalneer: Baker county,
with lta debt of over $200,000, la an ex
ample of what reokleisB and cxtrava.
gaut ofllclallaui doe for a community ,
When ofllolnls loam to conduct public
ullulra as thoy would privato business,
such examples as this will bo uncom
mon. A LAWYER RTJN'OOURT.
The lawyers seem to do as they
please In Judge Fullortou's court. Tho
Corvallta (Jazotto says:
Taxpayers of Eonton county will
consider the burdon of a regular session
of tho circuit court u seriously heavy
ouo as they oxamlno the bill of ex
pense. Thoro seems to bo un un
necessary wasto or extravagance some
where that busluess-llko methods can
cure. Tho couuty court Is not re
sponsible, fur under tho present eystom
It has little or no power to oven audit
tho hills but must pay all claims as
sworn in. Tho circuit Judgo should
certainly look after tho matter of ex
pense n little more closely. Ho ia in
part to blamo for tho piling up of coats.
But tho whole system noeds reforming.
HKIli: AHK SOUK OK TJIU UII.LS.
Allowed by circuit court $ 422 35
Juryfeea 600 30
WltneBa fees H va. Boott 124 00
do B vs.HoloomW & C'll 80 20
do ti vb. Parsons 48 20
do 8 vs Friendly 140 00
WitneBS fees boforo g'd Jury... C16 30
Fees of grand Jury 125 10
Total $1970 46
Christinas Economies.
Mr. Iluutlugtou Is economizing. Ho
has decided to discharge ovor COO men
from tho railroad shops nt Baoramonto,
and ho Is cutting uIb forcos all over the
Bouthoru Paoillo eysteui. Of course, tho
fact thnt $35,000 u mouth will be saved
by tho Sacramento retrenchment alone
Is euough of Itsolf to appeal to the
thrifty mind of tho venerable warship
builder. Mr. Huntington can aeo no
reason why thatamouutofgood monoy
should be absorbed by a lot of shiftless
workmen who might spend It for bread
or meat, when It might Just as woll
stay safely In his own poakets. But
thoro Is nu additional consideration
that doubtlosa has weight with him
J tut rt this time. Tho Southern l'aclflu
is poor so wretchedly poor that a ro
duotlon of 8 per cent on Its grain ratej
In California would drivo It luto bank
ruptcy. That Is tho melaucholy situa
tion whloh Judgo MoKonua Is deal rod
to appreciate, nud of oourso his under
standing of It might be considerably
qulokoued by tho spectacle oftheuu
fortuuato railroad turning its employees
luto the streets at Christmas tlmo In Its
pathetlo effort to make, both ends meet.
It is a good stngo play, but Mr.
Huntington forgets that tho play Is
made with living couutors, to whom
his strateglo moves meaus aufterlug
und perhaps ruin. The discharge of
llvo hundred men In ouo town tneaim
ilve,huudrcd families deprive! of the
meaus ot support. It meaus that
thousauds of people must be reduced
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Custori.
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&Lmt$tttUmhMdmmiimtffAfrttnmmawrts.it&wtm9malvmrtm
ia (IrMlltitlntl in (llmliiluli Mr. Hunt
lii(oii'B rlk hf hmlntf nil lfi)propllbln
fraodori of hlrt Ineotno, Otio Would
think llinl when a innii liad hoooino n
itilllloiinlre ho might venltiro to 1 ia
dtilgo hlnisolf In (he luxury of hftirl,
H might hp a novel exporimtre per
ImpB, hti It would ho within Mf.fltiiil
IiirIoii'b tnoniin. -H. F. Eitatiilhor,
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Mflko Yourgolf strong ,
If yon would resist nueiimoiiia. hroti
oliltln, typhoid fnver, nud perslnlaiit
cotirfiiB nun cokib Tiirco iiib nttncK
the weak nud tun down pvhIoiii.
Thoy can Hud no foothold whuro tlio
blood Is kept pure, rich nud full of
vitality, tho nppollto good and diges
tion vigorous, with I lood' Bnjpar
Ilia, tint one Iruo blood purifier.
Hood's Pills euro liver Mils, consti
pation, hlllouauoafl, Jaundice, slok
iiendnchc.
Tlmro aro 1777W5
mllea of railroad In
tho United Stall.
Thero nro 00,836,880
rallfi used to
cover uiib ground,
Thorn are 6M8,SMn,0W)tlvi Usod to bind
these rails together, but no audi
amount, however, Ih required to hind
tho hearts of tho travcllug nubllo to tho
fact thnt tho Wisconsin Control lines
furnish stiparlnr fncllltlra on all tliolr
traliifl between Hi. Paul undChlrgoa
which form cloen cnnnr-oUmi with all
linen to tho cast and south.
Mnko a noto of It.
LIVER1NE
For ludlgeitlon, liver und
Ijiiun ft, lirooliB drug store
Itldne.yp.
tf
VAliLE? LOOAL NEWS.
AMIANY.
Harold V4. Jackson, of Portland, la in
tlieclly.
Mr. Allon Parker, of Yaqulna, camo
up from Portland Wednesday night.
Mica Allco Brenner, of this olty, has
accepted a position as stenographer for
a Portland business house.
Mr. Henry Koyp, onn of ,Llnn
county'ri well-known citizens and for
many ycr a resident of Harrlsburp,
hai moved hack to his former home In
Brownsville.
Mra. Mary Rlcha.'dsou, after a six
month's sojourn across tho Atlantic,
mostly spout In France, tho land of her
birth, returned to Baker City last Mon
day evening. Mrs. Itloliardsou hud a
very enjoynblo utay abroad and roturna
In good health to rocelvo a gonerous
wolcomo from her many friends.
Tho otllcors of Bayloy Chapter, No.
8, II. A. M., elected at tho annual
meeting held Tuesday evening, Decem
ber 10, 1806, aro iib follews: J. R.
Wyntt, H. P.; S E. Allen, Ring; O. B.
Winn, Bcrlbo; H. L. Walden, C. II.;
F. M. Bcdlleld, H. 8.; H. O. MarBhall,
R. A. 0.; K. W. Ltngdon, treasurer; J.
P. Galbralth, reootdor; W. F. Read, G.
M. 1st Vail; A. II. Froorksen, U. M.
2nd Vail; Mark Montgomery, G. M. 3d
Vail; W. 13. Baker, sontlncl.
Brazlllaln Chapter, No, 10, O. li. 3.,
eleoted tho following olllcdrs last Tues
day evenlug: Mrs. N. H Allen, W.
M.; F. K. Allen, W. P ; Mrs. 13. W.
Langdou, A. M.; Ml us Xuhi Winn,
8ocrotary; Mre.E. D. Cuslok, Treasurer;
Mrs. F. E. Allen, Conductor; Mrs
Allco Lovo, Aflsociute Conduotnr.
TUHNKK.
Dr. W.M. Smith and llttlo daughter,
Eugenia, wont to Portland today.
Frank Rar.eo and family have
moved to Turner to make t lit lr limuo.
Mr. Frank Miller, formerly mllhr in
tho Jefleraou mill, has moved litre to
reside In tho futhro.
Tho literary society of tho Epworth
Loaguo mot In regular smlon hut
Ftiday ovculng.
The ladlca of tho Presbyterian church
will have nu afternoon tea tomorrow
at WltBobenB hall.
air and beautiful
the woman who keeps
nt n distance tiie com
plexion henutifters,
pniiita and powdera,
wlilchaooii ruin the face,
A healthy clow to the
akin, a f.ice without
wrinkles, ami Hparkline
i eyes, will be yours If you
I'll keep the system niul the
1 anecinl internal oruans
in good cotulitlnu. Tlie youni? Kin, or wo.
tuau, often i;row pale, wrinkled nml thin,
eats little, everything wearies lier. she com.
plains of herself ns achhie; and sore nud as
sleeping pootly, Oflcu she is troubled with
backache, or a tender sphie, with n bcarhic
down welfiht in the abdomen, or nt periods
she may be Irregular, or under extreme pain
from functional derangements.
Dr. fierce, clilet consulting puysician to
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Iiutltute.of
JlulTalo, N Y in ltl long aim active experi
ence, met many cases of this kind, for wldch
he used a prescription which was found to
cure such nimcuitiespcrmaiieiuiy in nuuiy
tight percent, of all cases. Having proven
so successful, Dr. Tierce put his " Favorite
Prescription " on the market, nnd It is to-day
sold more largely than any other medicine
for the Ills of woman.
For all functionaUleraiiBements, displace,
incuts, ulceration, intliinumtlon, and the
catarrhal drain from the lining membrane
of the special internal organs of women, Dr.
Tierce's 1'avorite Prescription reaches the
origin of the trouble, aud corrects It.
Mrs. Mahv Ckim. of rankfit.Jnunk!in CV.,
, writes "A lew
year ago I took cold,
which rctuUed hi female
trouble, and affected my
whole system. About a
year ago, I took chills,
had one or I wo n mouth ,
Ihey were cry weaken
ing. Had palus in my
sldes.niore trwiueully iu
left side; gradually grew
worse uutil, finally, 1
had to take to bed I
had a bad cough and
couldn't rest. I com
menced taklnir your
medtciue, took Tt about
four mouths, taking
t ,AviW I'M U hKTVI
ivmw
Werce's 1'avorite l're- Mas. Cam.
scription nud Ave of his " Gotdeu Medical Dis
covery." My weight has Increased, and I feci
better and stouter thu I have for years."
grv1
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THE BEST
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TOBACCO.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
f fwL A.
nalr'nl irntd inootaclM. between
I J Cnpltal und Court strt.
ixayo ri mis
oirirf,
IW va.
. ... (-... nu. li. ......1 bnnn. I. a n
nnuh, pun try, olotieu, barn nnd eood
well water, $760. Ttilrd strert, betwcoo DW1
Inn and Hlilppluir. Enquire at 481 Winter
treet, for h few unyii onlv. cm
HhbTJNUi roll uOliINKHB And OlVlne
ill lliiillne ovryBunony nfternoon nt 116
lliuh MtriL. ntaln'einok. Tho .Lord's cult
rtri'ti who nro iillllotod nro Invited to attend
Hid IikiIIiik lorvlcea. UoLtlnir at Father
II hi dV North Balom, nt 10.80 in tho morning.
' ll-J9-lm
ill tliiMAe Ni:xr. iMitn.inoertoiondyonr
J iucKiifriiuruiiriumai uy iuo uimwuou
Mensenucr boys. Jllng up tlio blu bozo.
OJIlT.l 1'lttMihlt Til'n.WiUtKik 1011
O lent-lnicood condition Jtirt tne thing
inrbuilneas liouie or ntudcut lcarnlag to use
the typewrltof, inqulie nt 283 Commercial
Rircei
ii-mu
T AnlKrf.-Don't
allow your fMoea to vr
1J crownod wltti rn;
.v lintm. n
lintrs, wnon yon oiii
linvo It
rtuWrud to its natural color In rout
hours. A
Jt Etklni, room II, Kidruldgo
btilldlnt,
lirrtNltl) A. nmu or ludy to manage al
VV trlbutlrgaoap samples, pcclaltio. da
bor CHPondlng, Heud bylvan Co.. 272 Wood
cor
ward
Dolrolt. JltclilKRn. locenbi for sample
Bonp elc, recelvo outfit olUr.
llai4lIU
Jf. CONTIIJS,
Parlors Ovor Gray Bros.
MONEY TO LOAN!
On city or farm proporly.
t. K. lj'ORD,
Over IIubIi'b Dank.
B. M. 1VAITE?IIINTING CO.,
miw km mn ni
K
1 1U11 XI
AND
Legal Blank x&iibliahcrs.
HiuIi'h New llrlck.nver tlieliank.'Com'l tri
HUIE WING SANG CO.
1 M 1'OHT EIIS
Japnneno Fancy Goods, all klndH ol Rlltc em
broidery, ornameutM, Clilnawoar. beat tns ol
nil kind. Malllntii land uudorwenr. Cloning
out Htock before Clirlstmni. H2Court street,
iMlem.Or 10-2(f-3ni
W0LZ & MIESCKE, Props.
Pealcm In nil kinds of fresh nud Rait meats.
-Kroli ausai;o a snoolaity,
171 COllMhltOIAh MT.
MONEYTOLOAN
On farm land security. Bpeclal rates
ou large loans. Loans considered
Without delay,'
HAMILTON A JIOIK
11 iilUntchutldtng.
FREE TO ALL WOMEN
I have a very simple home treatment which
will readily cure all female disorders, painful
norlods, leucorrhoca, displacements, or
irregularities, arm will gladly send It free to
any suffering woman. Address Mrs, J, VY. II
llox 96, Tallman Linn Co., Ore. t i-26.i.m4
FOR SALE.
A twelve acre prune orchard, with build
ings nnd lmprovemrntH, to go nt a bargain.
On. mile trom railroad stutlon. Address Mrf,
llertha Ueti, Baleiu, Oregon, ld-3vr
Miss Ballott's School
OPENED IN
CITANNIKQ HALL,
Will receive children lrom 8 years upwards.
Special ttentlon to beginners. All desired
'iranonea ror me oaar pupus uiuguuinoiaa.
luu arawtuir, moaellntf, musio. plain
and
arttstlo needle work. All work done on
he
individual pinu, lu which oacu child Is ad.
vanced according to lu own capacity, for
terms .ml partlculiira apply to Ulss O, llallou,
Twentieth and Cbemekela sts
German Lessons
Given by a, qualified teacher, native
of Oormany. CUaaea for eulldren on
f H&turdys at,Chunlng HsJU
liy Mrs. ltapser. t-M Uarion Ht,
BANJO LESSONS.
Qtven on reasonable terms by an exporleuoed
teacher,
. A. uvi-nt.1,
43t Morion st.
CHEAPEST.
Salem.
EST,
Oregon..
njlTif ra H l 1
BGrif
W MARKET.
C. H. jUANK
wamnm t
i'l ',iimmffinliiji.,tMi6Mi,nr.
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GOOD NEWS
Cliiisiiniis Is Coining.
evil l-Mtir 1 fountain WaKliT. liny n
for your w.ilmoiiinii u a iimtenl.
Iiju'i id hr tun her llln away, and your
T.iii'annd'liistruflllons frtfl. tfayn orders
wtofTlrf, IWlBlalo street. H-il-lArll
W.JAOUSICK
I'lOHldent.
j.:u.:Ai.nnT,
laifcCashler,
OF SALEM.
Transnota a general banking business,
RED FRONT LIVERY
I AND 8TAQU LIMB?..
lied Kront Livery and Hoarding buiyie.
Klrstclms In overy respect, l'rlccs reasonable.
It. II. WJC8TAC0TT, proprietor.
" A8 DAILY BTAOK iINEa.
'Votlowlng atAgea'arrlTe nnd depart uuny,
except Bundayi
Hllvcrum singe nrrivai at 10 n, m., lcavo at
1:15 p. m. Kare 78 oents.
Dallas stage, arrives at 10 a. in., lcavo nt t
Independence stage Jurrlves nt 10.ISO n, m.,
leaves nt 3 p. m 10-ld
SALEM WATER CO.
OfTicei Willamette Hotel Building
V water servlco apply at oillco. Dills pay.
bdIo monthly in udvauco. Mae ell com.
plaints nt tho otlloe.
Open splekot to prevent freezing, positively
prohibited. Care Hhmild bo tskou if in danger
i;f frcezthg to hu vo stop und wasto gate clewed,
lie Koctlon li rules uud regulKt'ou. No deduc
tion lu bills will bo allowed lor absence or fur
uny cause whatever unleiu wuter it cut oil
from premlscB.
1
TO MAKE
A
101 fo- every JI0 Invented rvin bn rnHde bj
ia' now systo uutlu 1'lnn of dpojulatluu,
SIH 00 and more mn m uully oninr.ll ini
incuu, by many pervius who live away in
ChU'iigo.
Alt wxnsk I to I ti v u If it our new nnd oi
Iglnnl molhodi. tUst tvtirtli.gs of plnu uhi
highest. rcfercuivH furul h .l. Our llookle
"l'ointa uud Hlntn,1 ho to 11.11 fco inonoj
evon when on tho wmug ildo nfi.l tho marxol
and other lniormat'nu sent. KUKK.
UILMOIti A CO,, HinkorHbUd il'oktrs,
open Hoard or I'r.ide iildR., (1 ilev'i HI,
lo-no-iim dtw
GICO. FENDBWIl'S
MEAT MARKET.
821 Commercial st. lOnttlo blooK.)
fSuocoasor to O. a), IteokA l), "
Host iue.ua In I ho. .city. I'romptilellvnry
at Inwnm nrmw)
WK DO NOT WAKr-llonor loafers, but
men otnblllty. t:0 loWOu inonth to
btutlers. Hlateundeuernl ugouls, Baluiy
nnd romiiilsslon. Ituelno Kite ..uglno Co.,
ltnclue, Wis. r 1 1 i
DUVY AND KXl'KERB.
Capital Transfer Co.
HAIUtYToWN, I'ltJl".
Ant7nn uhkuuu iiu ,'ll niuun ill wum
dono nruitiiiUy. Ieave oidcrn lU.l'utton'a
store. I'i-tl
j. j. jiarkix8,
Horse, Shoeing
Hhopnt 100 Chemektstu street, near Com
mercial. Hpechil attention to Interfering und
nnrHeawun uismvumi iei.
East and South
-VIA-
THt 3HASTA ROUTE
of th
Southern Pacific Comoanv.
OAHrOPjIIA XXPBXX3 TUAIIT nUN PA1I.V B
TWKXW PonTfJtWD AND H. r.
Houth. I
ToHEr
Ar. I k:IOa, m
Lv. I B.)n.ir
Lv. e.-OOp.m
ro.ou p. in. 1 i,v,
i.ou p. m. Lv.
1'ortland
Balom
Bau Kran.
iwsj q.in. 1 JT.
Above trains stop at East 1'ortland. Or
egon City, Woodburn, Salem. Turner,Marlon.
Jertemon, Albany. Albany Junction, Irvlug.
Kugone, OreawelLUrulns and nil stations from
luxenurg 10 Asninnd inclusive
noaKiiuuo u aIl, daily.
8:30 a, m. Lv. 1'orUaud Ar. I i:Vi p. n
110 a. m Lv. Balem Lv. 2.3J p. m
Vii p. m. I Ar. Itonebnnr Lv. I 8 00 a. m
Bouth saltx PABSiNatK, North"
4.00 p. m. I Lv. 1'ortland. Ar. 1 10; 15 a.m
6:15 p. in. I Ar. Balem. Lv 6.-Q0 a.m.
DlHlag Cars 6H Ogdeu Route
PULLMAN BDFFBT SLBBFBRS
-AND
Second Class Sleeoln Cars-
Aiwcueo to all thron;h trains,
West Side Di, Between FortUuo
ui Cerrailis:
PAII.T fXXOtry SUNDAY).
7:ikJ
a, m. I Lv,
ip.m.1 Ar.
IHirUond'
Oonrallls
btu
Ar.
Lv.
ti.-J) p. in
l:aip. a
At Albany and OorvsOUs connect wltr
trains of Oregon Centn.1. A Eastern llallroad.
KxruptaTKAiw tun.TBxct,taawnAy'
4:i5 p. m.
Lv. 1'ortland ArT
Ar. MeMlnnvllle Lv.
7: p. m.
WQa.ni
THKOUOH TIC'MKTH
To allpolntaln the BtsUrn StaUs. Canada
and Europe can be obtained at lowest rtn
lrom
1 o v-u; ?!iu"?JflV. A"6111
SiSSSlKj" "AMt'0. ". " P. Ait
IV. MISSIIMl HSSWW
Capital
How
M'llllli.
COLLEGE OF MUSIC
of fbe Willamette flDiversiiy.
JUNDEK NI5W MANAOK,MI(NT
7rMrx1ni nielhoits. On loilale, H.nnnas In 1 llm rneforti nnd Hiiiniwii in..
None hill tlm umI Is good Pimiigli for iifriiiirn na wll us 1 ,r morn nilva 7 iinMiV''"'
II. A. 1KI( TAU vmvi. f-.A.
-EXCELSIOR - STABLE.
J3, C, HANSEN, MANAOKH,
Only tfood horBOS usod. Satirncliou Kvnrnivw), NnU,
back of Siato Inaiiruico lilnck. "
J, C. GOODALE,
COBURG LUMBER YARD,
TWELFTH STREET, NEAR DEPOT
All Krndca and dlmoimlonB of Buldlng Liinibor. LnrgoHt Hlwk nml I m . .
nri. J. W. HAKKlt. Mnni,w
The Willamette Hote
f.A
LEADING HOTEL OK THE CITY.
llcducod rates, Management liberal. Electrlo cara lcavo hotol '01 nil
Ho buildings nnd polntfl of interest. Bpeclal rates .will bo given lo ktiih
patroiiH. .,
RREAT THEBQFEET CAR HOUTB
Nr$&The Shortest and Quickest Lins
!ia HKTWKKN-
Pacific Coast Points,
St. Paul and the East,
'e-1 itl r04otdMHUdtho ltocttj Mountains InSJdayiltfht.Vllnralnir pasenirn im
t opportunity of viewineiiho
Grandest Scenery in America!
Tan trains dally from Portland; onoat II n. 111. vUBeattlo. and one at Hit p. m. vl d.'lt'
.4 N.aiiit K(K)kiiiif. IlitutNiiperbt'qiilptnunt, con lRttnir ofdinlnt; oars, hnltol library tan.
paiaafniiiduplulsterui tourist Hieiptng oars Tho biiiiotltbr.ry otraurdinnrvolsor H'ttnn
inilromliirt, (MituiiiiMi! bath roo 11, barber Hhop, easy clmlrj, etc. 1 110 maBBlflccntwrn
le mjUlp,,Nnrtiiwl,niid"Nirthland."IoavolututU ovory Monday uud Friday lor II11
oo." Mai-klnu 1 1 .Und Detroit, nlovcleiul nod Buir.itolnoounoctliin with thsOreU .Norm
rn lUllw.iy ll.vey.mrttoii'tgread via theNOItrilKUN ttTKAMIIIl ODMt'ANV.ana t.
Joy deliehttul rldo free from tho heat nnd dust. For UokeU or geuoral lufjrmatloa call do
BOZORTH BROS.,
.. ,.,., '
11. O BTKVENH. O' W.'l. A
UU Flout st..Ho4ttlo, Wn h.
'SPICTO
TOTUK
EAST!
VIA THE
Union Pacific System
Through Pullman Palace Bleepers. Tourist
Sleepers and Free Inclining Chair Cars dally
PORTLAND to CHICAGO
lighted by 1'lnUch light.
Time to Chlcavo. 8 days.'
Time to New York, days.
Whloh Is many hour quicker than all com.
petltorg.
For rates, tlmo tables and full Information
apply to
H..W.1UXTEH,
General Agent.
Ageuta, Halem Or
' Ulst. Pass. Agent
IV Third at. Portland
an 4 H. CO,
E.I MONKILL, KEOElVEIt.
To The East
oivem the,ouoice:of
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES
-VIA-
GREAT DNION
NORTHERN RY. PACIFIC RY
- Low Rates to all Eastern Cities. -
Oeeaa ateameri'leave.rorUana every;nve da
For lull details call.on or oddreesl
BOIHK A BARKBUt,
W.iU. HDIOJiUttT,
Uen. pau. Agent.
.Portland, Or
G. AI. POWER-,
Local Tioket Acrent
Through
Sm 1 lCKPtS
A.. I. WAGNER,
210 commrroial street,
HAIjEM. or.
A. B. O. I)K .NIHI'ON, O P. .'. A
ii jiiini hi., i-oriisnn.u
BaWSLfcL u 1
mwm m&i
u
N
S
Pullmafi
Slocoin Cars
Dinlnp Cars
Slseoinfi' Can
tlopant ,
Touris1
ST. PAUL iib
MINNEArOLIS
DULUTH
FAilGC
GRAND fORlib
CROOKSTOiS
WINNIPEG
HELENA ana
BUTTE
70
T mtO II (Jrll TICKETS
TO
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON and all
Points East end South)
BFor Information, time itirm, i i
tlckota coll on or wrlto
THOMAS. WATT $ 6U.
AHENT8,
2ta Coinnierclat sL. iXlein, ii
.. D.Ot'lt31. Ait ln'i.Hii. Ajea
rrUoust..o)raar 1'itrl fill .
Oregon Central
-AND-
Eastern R. R. Co
fYAQUINA BAV HOUTK.
ConneoUng at Yaqulna Bay wlta'insHtt
Fmnolsco and Yaqulna Bay Hteamsblp tv.
iBTKAUKll 'FlUALLON,' -A
1 and ftm class in every respect. usuy!
Yaqulna for Ban Francisco about '
Poasenger ncoommodatlons uDsorr';
Shortest route between tho wills metis vsi
an California. , ,n ,i
Fare lrom Albany, or po'hts west. io
Francisce: Cabin, f 12; steerage, t.i ,,u"
round trip, good 00 dayx, Hi.
For salting days apply to .
OH AS. OLABK. Hupt. CorvaliK C
Ba)WlN MTOUK,Manager, Corrailis. ur
A.J. OHnBOHlU Ivl Aea "H,
J llr.
luu.llalutlMh M '"IM" "L"l.K W
MViL 1 0.000 TwUsus.Wh, i .utft
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