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lUtmk BV HoirQR BROTHHRSi
MONDAYt DEO. 80, 1893,
CONQBBSBIONAL CANDIDATES
llltll,.u nn Itnmrllner In lllO WIN
1 lanietto volloy. Already a half down
candidates are ucibr bwuhuu iw
ft a . - . I... ll. flunii IIH
succeed lur. nermann iu iu mi in
trlot. Two llttt Includes H. B. Miller
mid W. I VaWter.of Southern Oregen:
TlioiUBfl 11, Tnugue, hi wbbuiukimu
county; 0. li, Mourenaiid T. T. Uvet,
of Muri'-n county. Iliero are other
wbuiue tneorluie In U'o baclUKroutid
waiting lor some opportunity w cij
them forth Tlio fiecond district Will
. tint he belillid the llr,t In the number
of asplrutilf, and the to districts are
similar Hi tbo further resptct that all
the activity It) coufloed to lleputill
can?." Li Oraud C'broulcle.
To the above arc to bo added Tllmon
Ford, of Marlon county, nud Hon
Cleonro Curtis Hrowiiel), of Clackamas
county. Theso aro all uonllemun of
goodutandlujcln tho ltepubllcan party
aa well us p messed of ability ou tin
atutup nud tnleut In their various
Hues, All are lawyers except Mr.
Gccr, who Imu farmer, and Mr. Moorim,
who U a fruit grower. Varrter and
Touguo are national biukors. All are
sound protective tarlil tueu but dlller
iomoln financial vluws.
Hennauu has been congressman for
ten years and Is no serving hla nlxtti
term. Mr. Oeor lust year atumped the
state for tho Republican tick!, pur
naeltiK rennoyer with his weapons of
ridicule and sarcasm.
Tub JotiitNAii has a 6Ugj;estlou to
make: When tbu primaries are held
in thin congressional dlutrlct let the
names of all the candidate bo printed
ou a little sllp-a la Australian ballot
ami let all the Republican voters or the
diet! let Day who their caudldaes shall
be tho man receiving the largest vote
to be tho candidate without any con
vcntlon.
A FOWJEJR IN THE SENATE.
Oregon will bo u greater powor In tho
senate than ever before,
Tho commllteo places whloh the
Oregon men secured in the arrange
ment of the teuato committee are as
follews:
Mitchell Privileges and elections,
ohalimun; Judiciary, rules, postofllces
and pout roads, claims and construction
of the Nicaragua canal.
MoBrldo Transportation rouUs to
tbe seaboard, chairman; commerce,
publlo lauds, coast deleusos, Iudlau
depredations aud lutmial expositions,
No western state, and no state hay
ing ono new senator has ever received
suoh recognition, besides two chairman
ships In the bouse.
It Senators Mitchell nud Moilrldo
co-operate reasonubly well to protect
Oregon Interests, they can do a great
diui for this statu. Tho welfara of tho
Republican party of Oregon, aa well as
tie Interests of their constllutut
deponds upou our delegation at Wash
ington wurlilug li harmony. We be
lieve Uioy will do this more nearly than
over before.
A
BLIGHT DIFFERENOB,
J. 1 lleudrex paya his compliments
to Anils ot tho would-be Populist
llnmdaxu thus:
I predict when brought to the test
you will ouuome the srholo of them aa
u true reformer aud If you do not then
be branded by mauy of your Populist
supporters as a traitor to tho peoples'
party oaunu a cast-out devil,
And Amis, who la n hard hitter, thus
lights Into Hendrex:
And wo further stato, if wo did not
know that tbo writer of the above is a
childish old man In an advaneed state
of senility aud more to be pilled than
censured, wo shuuld feel to fear tho
efieotof the threatened reading out
process.
Ii would be a cruol act to read either
of theso gentlomen out of tbe Populist
party In the middle of winter. Where
would they bo? What would thoy do?
THE STA1E TAX.
The Htatesmau makes the assertion
that the state tax will be seven mills,
twice that or last year. This Journal
has been tolling us all alnus that
owing to tbe economy practiced by th
last legislature, Uxea would bv lower.
Now, what doctor Is right? Mr. ilo
fur, you havn tho Moor. Post. Btaud
tin. Mr. Hofsr. like a little man, aud
exiilaln the Miuatlou that will make
taxpayers pay fl ou the thousand more
than last year, If the statesman tells
the truth. Albauy Democrat.
The Democrat can make no political
capital out or this. Of course, the
Htatesmau tolls the truth, It la owned
by Oeorge Washington and edited by
the mau who wrote the goapola. It
can't tell a llo It it wants to. Tub
Jouhnai,
veracity,
cau voiioli for its absolute
Tho SU.Uou Times has a well written
holiday supplement, setllug up the re
sources of tho upper ftantlatu country,
between the mineral aud Umber wealth
or which, nud the richest farmlug
reglous or Marlon oouuty, ilea that
prosperous town. The business men
of Stay ton are given correct sketches.
Children Cry for
ffB; MMMMHMRMM
LITERARY NEWS NOTE8.
Tat Western Reflections On Books
astd Periodical's.
"Mlsa Grace of all Souls" Is a labor
nnvAi iiv William Tlrebuck. an Eng
lish author who attracted attention by
his excellent Welsh character noveJ,
''Sweetheart Gwon." In the present
volume ho entcra no conscientiously in
to a reallstlo aud sympathetic study of
tholebor problem lu ono ortuocoai
regions of England, that wo aro unable
to leavo his uharaplera to tbetr fate,
although they apeak, In tho broad
colliery dialect. And ho dn not leave
tlinn, in llinlr fntn. Tho atorv of ft CKflt
strike Is Well told. Ills full pi" action
nud tho action rapid. Tho ilrsUtwo
chapters picture tho leading characters
In bold relief, as well as tbo oolal con
ditions of whloh tho novel Is a study.
We cannot bo led to compare this work
to Mrs. Humphrey Ward's "Marcella."
Mrs. Ward leaves her poor people in
tho soolal lurch nt tho last. Thoy may
havo a liltto moro charity shown them
but no morejuatlee, while tho anslo
oracy are found to bo a congenial social
newmlty ordained, of God to live oil
tbo toil and sweatof millions or tenants
and half-starved laborers. Tlrebuck
does not leavo ouo with the feeling
that ho has been heartlessly, aud
meroly f r tho sake or writing a book,
dealing with tho misfortunes of
the poor people or England. Tho novel
Is worked out along religious line.
Au interesting romance is woveo
around this etory or the social condi
tions or classes in Eni-land. An object
lesson is portrayed that cannot fill to
strike the mliida of those who aro
preaching aud not praotlclng the
principles of social aud political
economy. The son of tho hard work
ing coal miner arises above hla poor
conditions and contends for better con
ditions for labor. Tho daughter of the
Vicar of All Houls, protests against tbo
order of bilalra in the upper circles aud
amoug tho cmployor.
Tho wldo social distinctions nre
soui-ht to be broken down. Tbe dra
matic situations of the reapcotlvo
characters, particularly Mlsa Grace,
Ham aud tho Vloar. as portrayed In
the romantic parts, are thrilling nnd
effective.
Home vorv nraotlcal lessons on social
conditions aro taught by the gonlua of
tho author. Now York. Douu, mo&u
& Co., publishers, price, cloth, $1.2.3.
"A Lieutenant at Eighteen," by
Oliver Optic, bluo and gray cloth,
gold dies. Illustrated.
In a "Lieutenant at Eighteen," tho
reader not only continues his acquaint
ance with Deck Lyon and other prin
cipal charaotcra of tho "JJIuo aud tbe
tirey On Land," but is introduced to
many new ones, Our hero has boon
promoted to tbe rank of second lieu
tenant and assigned to the first com-
pauy under Captain Gordon. In com
maud of tbe second platoon of this
company, while scoutlug in advance
or tho army, thou concentrating, ho
has'sevoral encountera with both par
tisan bands nnd regular Confederate
cavalry aud buows tho same bravery
and strategy as ho exhibited in the
preceding volumes.
Stirring events follow each other lu
qulok succession during the advance of
Gen. Thomas' army against uen.
Zollloofler; and the battle of Mill
tiprluae, defeat of the Confederate
army with the loss of their leader, and
tholr dual retreat ar fully desoribed.
Our horo has plenty of opportunity
to take part In all theno operations,and
doea so to tho satisfaction or his super
ior officers, Tho wonderful markman
sblpof thoKontuoky Ritlomou, a de.
taohmeut ut whom aro annexed to
Deok's'coramand, is fully shown.
For his good sense, gallant oonduot,
aud all tho qualities which go towards
tbe making of a good soldier, all dis
played nnder the eyes of a superior
cfllcei Deck Is promoted to a first lieu
tenant, aud assigned to the staff of
Oro. Woodbiue. Prloe (1.60, Lee
& tihepord, Boston, Pubs.
"Other Times and other Beasona"uaii
been lu mauy a man's mind, no doubt,
as a eubjeot of a book, but no one could
have treated the toplo with such sense
and raro uood humor aa Lawrence
Hulton, the literary contributor of
Harner's Monthly. No other firm of
publishers would havo had the taste to
put the booklet out In suoh winning
ooyers and In suoh companionable and
attractive letter press as has been done
by Harper and Brothers. Lovers of the
quaint aud the tlme-aweeteued facts of
history that ordinarily He buried In
obsoure and uuknowu volume will
bere find them collated with great good
taste aud not a little humor. We feel
that we are reading the reault of a labor
MEN: AGES
)a.lklr,TaareHSlr,
servr uur.
Four out of n vo who
suffer nervousnt,
usatat worrr, attacks
of."thtla6."arelmt
paytag tho penalty of
early execseec Vic
tims, reolatm your
manhood, regain your
vigor. Don't dcxpalr. Bend for book rrllU
zplanatlon and proof. Mailed (tealed) f roe.
ERIEMPMlOQ.,Mfirt,H.Y.
ft . r i t-f "
or love, ns conscientiously nnu nueu
tlonotely performed as the bcBt work of
Wasbltigtou Irving and of Bayard
Taylor.
''Thoaitof Living long nnd Happy1'
has engaged the attention of mote
writers than any other subject, nud la
now treated by au eminent legal
authority, Hrtiry Hardwlcke, nud pub
lished by Geo. P. Putnam's Bonr., Now
York. Tho author believes that by
tho propor exercise of tbo faculties,
mau may mltlga'o hi palua nud multi
ply his plenaureo. Ho cites In Lrlef
chapters tbe advice aud experionco of
tho oldest and wisest of mankind. Ho
has touched tho moat important ele
metal points of u long nnd useful
earthly career und his booklets will
cheer and help any mau or woman in
nvddle or advanced life to a fuller
realization oi what is possible to them
even with merely material aids t pro
long life nud Increase the oomforto
thereof.
Tho Christmas Art Amateur Is
replete with valuable practical mater
ial in every depsrtmcuC of art work,
and contains special irtlclta suited to
the season. In tho letter press, among
countless goodthluKti,tho story of Lady
Emma Hamilton, with tho portrait cr
Homney. Is simply nnd brkily told.
"Tbe Study of Human Expression"
deals with a subject of universal Inter
est, and the article on "Teaohlng the
Child to Draw." will attract not only
tcaehers but every mother In tbo land.
It is not eney to Inuglne n more
suitable holiday present tor an iirtUtlo
friend, than a years' subscription to
this sterling ungazlue. (Montague
Marks, uubilshor. 23, Uulon Square
New York. .TC conts; ?4 u year.)
Godev's Mauaziuo has brought out
another novelty for the J-muary Issue,
lu the shape or u Womuu'H number.
All tbo articles, storied, and potmis in
are slthor by or about women.
If any oro thluks, however, that tho
magazine Is Icsi interesting on this ac-
couut, let him read in Juaeph Dana
Mil ora "The New Woman in unioe,"
or how Mrs. Bluokmau, Secretary or
Police Board or .Lea vou worm, banuieu
a Coxn "army" uud tho experience
ol Mra. Ames as deputy sheriff In Illi
nois; or or the iuuoulous accompiisii
uieuta or women, told lu ' Women Iu-
venters;" or Mrs. Martha McCulloch
Williams' charming piece or notion
"Pyramua and Thttbo''; or Franco
Avmar Mathows' "A Rucord or
Realities."
"Dorothy and Other Italian Stories,'
by Constance Founlmoro Woolaon.
In this volume or Bhorter storUs Hr
per and Brothers have reprinted tales
original! published in Harpor'o Mag
azine and tbo Atlantic Monthly. Thoy
embody healtbrul, liomollu enter
tainment for tho family reading olrole,
and are rendered oharmlug by u pleas
ing garrulity and fomiuluo qualities of
humor, and seem especially calculated
to causa ono to envy tho llfo of Auaeri
caua abroad, whon they aro so fortu
nate as U apend their tlmo leisurely in
Italy. Tbe volumo Is handsouiely
illustrated, and will form ono of tho
staples of American family (lotion.
MjOluro'a Magazluo for Jauuary is
to have nn article giving the whole
story (nover yet published, but long
desired by the publlo) of Mr. Blaine's
relation to his ewn o-uidldauy for tho
presldeney iu 1884. It la written uy
Murat Halstead, whose opportunity
for knowing all tho fact was un-
equalled.and it embodies conversations
with ltlalne and au important un
published letter written by him a few
days after hie defeat. Some very inter
Lstlntr nurtralts will accompany the
artiole, and tho Blaine Jeltor will be
produced in fao simile.
The unexpectedly active demand for
tho December Mldlaud Mouthly (sev
eral thousand lu excess or tho supply)
has bean followed, so the publisher
inrorms us by still larger orders from
dealers, aud by a largo increase iu 1800
BUbsorlptious. Home themes, war
sketches, poetry nud the editorial
departments altogether, make tho Jan
uary Midland (Dee Moluea) ono worth
reading through.
"
Godey'a Magazine auuounoes a prlzs
of t50 fir the best short story lu whloh
the bicycle plays au Importaut part.
Nas.tboala' be botween tureo auu rour
thouaaud words long aud naust be r
oelvod by February 1. The Godey
oaninatur. 62-54. La Fayette place, .New
York, wllirurulsh lurther particulars of
the competition.
Maoatlllan A Co. will publish shortly
"A London Garland," consisting or
extracts frem Chaucer, Lydgate, Duu
bar, iurrey, Hpensvr, Drayton, etc.,
edited by Mr. W. E, Heuley, wltb 100
Illustrations by members ot the Socloty
of Illustrators.
Rev. William Bayard Hale, whose
articles In tbe Forum a year ago on the
religious conditions of several New
Ruglaud towns aroused bo muoh dla
eusalou, has coutrluuted to the Jeuuary
Forum a etrlKlng nud suggestive
"Study of Church Eutertalumeuts."
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THE BEST
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WI..W.
The Jat UHiy i-umberrif the Forum
will contain a remarhably interesting
paper by u Ntw York editor, who
writes uuonymoudy. entitled "Itemln
Iscouccs of un Edl.or."
Mr. Herbert Woodllald Paul, a well
known Eollili writer, revltws Mat
thew Armtld'd lettf re In the January
F o r u in an extremely Inleies'liig
paper.
Tho Juiuiury numtier of tho Forum
will cintiiln notewuithy pajier by
Mr. Frederick William H lis entitled
I I'lio n..rii.i t t'.iln' unit Hut T?ulillli-
llcnn Party "
Staic of Ohio, City of Toledo,)
Lucas County f '
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he it the
senior partner of the firm of F.J. Cheney &
Ct, doing business in the City of Toledo,
County and State nforctald, and that laid firm
will pay the mm of ONE IIUNUKCO DOL
LARS for each and every cac f C&turrh that
cannot bo cured by the use of Hall' Catarrh
Cure,
I'KANR J. ClIRNfcY
Sworn to bo fine me and sulueilbcd in my
presence, this 6tli day of December, A. I)
1880.
, , A.W. Ctr.Aso.v,
j si.al Nottuy Public
llall'i Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on lh blood and miboun surfncci
o the system. Send for testlmonUU, ficc
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O
tSTSold by Druuu'ns, 75c.
Loyalty to 70,000,000 people Is now
almost regaitkd ufl trvuson to Wall
uud Lombard street?. If you dou't
bellevo It lead Carlisle's speeches, cir
culated lu tbo uoldbug tiupplemeuls
sent in the newspapers, to bu circulated
among the f ruins of Oregon.
Tjik Jouknal la ultitl thoro Is such
unuiiilnlty of purboBO to build up
Balem. All who coutd not take slock
In tho woolcu mill wero at least Inter
ested. The Jouunali Is aaln pained at
beluu compelled to remark that pro
rations ot being public-spirited dou't
count. It Is nets uud deeds that uloue
amount to much.
Teach your boy in maku nn honest
living, lovo uud respect his parents uud
ho will grow up to be a religious mau.
lie Hiiro you Havo u write-up lu The
Nuw Ykau'8 Jouunal and thou you
cau go ahead all right for 1800.
Prepare to renew your Journal for
1600 Beo our clubbing lists and
promlums.
Let The Whole World
Know The Good
DrJIiles' Heart Cure Does
HEAIIT DISEASE, has Its victim at a
dlsadvautago. Always taught that
hoartdlscaso Is Incurable, whon the
symptoms becomo well defined, tho patleut,
becomos alarmed aud a nervous panic taVos
place Hut whon a euro remedy Is fouud
and a cure effected, after Tears of suffering,
thoro la groat rejoicing and desire to "let
tho whole world know." Mrs. Laura Wlno
lugor, ot Selkirk, Kansas, writes; "1 doslre
to lot tho whola world know what Dr. Miles'
Tr Mil PC noartOuro has done tor
ill. I'llica rae Tor ton years I had
Heart CUre palnlu ray heart, short-
, ness of breath, pal pita-
ReStOreS tlon,patnlnayloftslde,
TJaiH Vi oppressed feollng In my
XlCUlliiixiiti chest, weak aud hungry
spoils, bad dreams, could not He on elthor
side, was numb and suffered torrlbly. I took
Dr. Miles' Heart Curo and before I finished
tho second botllo I felt IU good effects. I fool
now that I am fully recoerod, and that Dr.
Mllos' Hoart Cure saved my lite."
Dr. MIIm' Heart Quro is sold on guarantee
that r)rt bottlo benefits, or money reloaded.
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AGENTS mm.
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TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST
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Service and Scenery Unequalled
Through Palace and Tourist Slcejtertt
Dining and Buffet Library Cars
Trains leave Portland and Seattle dally for the East.
Tickets, reservations and baugage cheeked to all points.
For comfort in travel take the Great Northern.
BOZORTH BROS., Agents.
R. C. STEVENS. G. W. P. A.. Seattle, Wash.
A. li. C. DENN1STON. C. P. & T. A., Portland, Or.
ISA Through
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'pSKr
EAST!
-VIA TUB
Union Pacific System
Through I'ulltnanPalaee.Bleopers. JTourlsi
Sleupors nud Kree.Hecllnlne Chair Cars dailj
Irom
PORTLAND to CHICAGO
Oartmloitnrt) brntod by steam and cat
lighted bv l'lnUcli llcbt.
Time to ''bleaKO, 3j days.
Time to Now Yorx, 4)4 days.
Wbloh Is many l-ourx quicker than nil ooiu
petltors. For ratet, tiin 1 vt,U)e nnd 'ull lnrormntloc
apply to
AxVHti, Haloru wi
11 VV. 11AXTKH', i.i" UlliWN,
Uoueiul 'Aeeat, lMst. t'atis. Agent
1,15 Ttitrd nt.. INirtlvnd.
OREGON CENIRAL
,AND-
Eastern R. R. Company
YAQUI.NA IUY HOUTE.
Connfctlng at Yanuina Day with the San
Francisco & Yaquini liay Steamship Co.
STEAMER "FARALLON,"
a 1 and first clats In every respect. Sails
from Yaqulna for San Francisco about . very
8 days.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Shortest route between the Willamette valley
and California.
Fare from Albany or polntt west to San
Franciscoi Cabin, J12; steerace, $8; cabin,
round trip, good 60 days, $18,
For saillne dates apply to
II. L.WALDEN. Acent.
Albany, Or,
CHAS. CLARK. Corvallis, Or.
EDWIN 8TONE. ManRer, Ccrvallis, Or.
A. j. (JUUKUIULL, Local Acent. aaiem.
W. A4C0HOK
lieuldent.
J.(ll. AI.BKRT.
Casbler,
OK SALEIvI.
Transacts a general banking business.
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OPBNRU IN
CHANGING HALL,
Will rvoalvo ohlldreu Irons 8 years upwards
Hpecial ttentlon to beginners. All do-lred
brannbes for tbo o der pupils taugbt.lnelud.
lng drawing;, modeling, muslo plain ana
arllstlOBoedleworic. All work doue on be
Individual pian, Jn whloh each iblld is ad
vtneed according to lu own capaoitr. For
terms nd particulars apply to Miss O. lJallou,
Twentieth aud Chemeketa U
German Lessons
Glvin by a qualified teacher, native
of aermany. Clauca for children on
H turday4 at Channln It 1L
Uy Mrs, Aapser. 151 Uarlon Bt,
BANJO LESSONS.
Olveu on reasonable terms by an experienced
teaober. W. A. RAPiEY,
i5 Marlon-it.
DR. CONTRJS,
Parlors Over Gray Bros.
B. M WAITE POINTING CO.,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
Legal Blank Publishers.
Snh' Wow nriakiTer thtrnk rum'l tr
TO MAKE
a.
CO 09 for every H invested can be made by
.S.r,J?ewJ8"'l"mUo t'Un PMuUtlon.
f 10 po and more made dally en sn all li ve
menu, by many persons wbo live away fro
bliagi,
Al we Hsk U to Investigate our new and or.
trliial methods tast woraings or plan aad
Highest references furnl bed. Our Booklet
IHiinu and Hlnu," bow to make money
tven when on the wrong .Ide ofoi tbe moraet
tnd otbrlnioruiatoasenl KKKK.
albUOHK A ix.. lUnke.aaud Urokers.
Dpen Hoard of Trude ldg, Cbloao, IU,
IDSOSsB dtw
Capital
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Sclioo
Bow
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IB.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
hasta Route.
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co,
California Express TrainRun dally bttween
Portland and San Francisco.
bouth
North
8:50 p. m.
11:00 p.m.
10:45 " "'
Tr. Portland ar. I 8:10 a. m,
lv. Salem lv. 6:00 a. m.
ar. San Fran, iv, 6:00 p. m.
nuun irauii biujj hi o-i 1 uriianu, urogon
City, Wo dburn, Salem, Turner, Manon,
Tefferson, Albany, Albany Junction, Irving,
1?iirrni Crat. Drain artrl aII AtAH.
At . i..t...i.. .1 P... n l-l r
from Uoscburg to Ashland, inclusive.
1VUJUUVIVU 11SS4 UAlUlt
South
North
8:.10 n.m.
11:00 n.m.
G:20 p.m.
lv.rortlaudnr.
lv. Salem lv.
ar. Roscb'g lv.
4:40 11.111.
2:20 ii.ni.
8:30 a.m.
8ALKM PAB8KNQEK.
South
North
10:03 a.m.
8:00 a.m. '
4:00 p.m.
0:10 p.m.
lv. Portland nr.
ar. Salem lv.
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
TULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
and second-class sleeping cars attached to all
trains.
WEST SIDE DIVISION,
IJetwcen Portland and Corvallis, daily (ex
cept Sunday, 1
7130 a m. I I.v. Portland. Ar
12:15 pm. Ar. Corvallis. Lv
(6:20 p. in,
I ' '35 P- "
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
trains of Oregon Contra! & Eastern Railroad.
Express train daily except Sunday.
4:45 p. m
7:25 p. m.
Lv. Portland Ar. ( 8:25 a. m.
f Ar. McMinvllle Lv 6:50 a. m.
THROUGH TICKETS
to all points in the Eastern States, Canada
aad Europe can be obtained at lowest rate!
from W.W. SINNER, Agent, Salem.
E. P, ROGERS, Asst. G. F. & P. A.,
Portland, Or.
R. KOEHLER, Manager.
Sf--tM--t4
Kau-si
PACIFIC Et,EL
RUNS
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Cars
To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Fargo,
Grand Forks, Crookston, Winnipeg,
Helena and Uutte.
THROUGH TICKETS
To Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, and all Points
East and South
For isforraation, time cards, maps and
tickets, call on or write
THOMAS, WATT & CO,
AGENTS,
265 Commercial srreet, Salem, Or.
A. D. Charlton, Asst. Gen'l. Pass A.t.,
Morrison St., corner Third Portland, Or.
0. R. k N. CO.
E. M'NEILL, RECEIVER.
TO THEEAST GIVES THE CHOICE
OF
Two Transcontinental
Routes.
VIA
Great Northern Ry.
AND
Union Pacific Ry.
Low rates to all cities eatt. Ocean steam
ers leave Portland svery five days.
For full dttaiu'caU on or address
G. M. POWERS,
Foot of Trad? t. Local Agent
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