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Daily Capital Journal;
Y HOPBR BROTHttRSf
WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1800.
OOS3IP liV THE WARSIDF.
Lnter from a Traveling Sctlbe Eastward
Bound.
On tub Tiiain fokSt. Louis, I
July 18, 1890. i
Vo nic ripping along ct down tl;e
valley of tilt) Yellowstone. I have
seen no very heavy crops anywhere, or
any ureal evidences or prosperity. In
the little mining tuwtmof Idaho thcic
was great enthusiasm for Uryan and
Scwnll. At one place the principal
saloonkeeper had elevated an oil
painted 10 to 1 sign, covering the
whole front of his building with Im
mense portraits of Uryan and Scwnll.
No matter what people may Bay of
saloonkeepers elsewhere, In mining
regions they are respected a.id men of
Inllucncc. That 10 to 1 Hryati saloon
sign means n great deal to the close
observer of American politics. It
would lw highly Interesting If for
once the saloons and the prohibition
ist worked side by side In the c.iut- of
humanity. I do not believe tho rank
prohibitionists wjll support Hryan,
because hard times has been the most
potent ally of tho I'rohl. Men nre
learning to do without stimulants
from force of habit because they have
no money I o spend for drinks. The
scarcer the circulating medium the
less money Is spent In saloons.
At Missoula 1 linjnlrctl for my old
friend Ilerr llaudutauii, who plityul
Shakespeare to omply limiwwulHiilnn
lu I8!)0. Ilo Is still running his horse
mid cattle ranch near here, and I
asked the hotel keeper to give tho old
man my regards.
At Hope, Idaho, a man with a big
red silk Bryan badgo was at tho depot.
"Are thoro any Bryan men here besldo
yourseir ?" I asked. "Besldo myself I"
ho exclaimed, his oyes dilated with
surprise and his nostrils qulvorlng,
"If we llnda laboring man or any
man who oxpects to make his living
off tho people of this country who Is
not u Bryan man, wo will sink him
to tho bottom of lake Ten d'Orclllc."
This recalls what u Helena man Bald
nbout voters In that town who wanted
to vote to locate tho capital at Butte.
"First ho had a few lights on tho way
totlio polls, then a knockdown, and
then ho stayed In tho calaboose till
tho polls were cloien."
I camo through with a man who
was at Helena 25 years ago. It scorns
Btrango now to rldo through tho Yel
lowstone valloy and think that back a
fow years these hills now fed over by
peaceful Holstolna wero black with
bulTalo. An occasional bear chained
to a post In somo railroad town Is tho
last vestago of tho savago life that
onco peopled theso mountains. In
Western Montana, ono sees an occa
sional pointed topco of tho Sioux and
Blackfoot Indians.
On tho train was tho woman who
continually hectored Iter little chil
dren. She could not allow thorn to eat,
niovo, sleep, brcatho, or speak with
out lotting How n continual stream of
comment, gabblo,vcorrcotlon and crit
icism. Tho children looked norvous,
weary and Irritated. Thoro was no
repose- for their souls nnd naturally
thoy woro querulous and troublesome.
A fowl can bo turned nut auywhero
nnd It will cat what Is good for It. A
lamb at three months knows which
ones of thousands of plants to eat.
But a child that Is a higher creation
than tho animals must bo fed food
llko doses of medicine.
Ilorso plains Is ono of tho prettiest
farming valleys; m Western Montana.
It la twenty miles long and ten miles
wide, with cattlo ranges running off
Into the mountains each way. This
valloy is woll settled up, but more
are coming in. Thoro Is a market for
steers front $25 to 15. One-year-old
heifers tiro worth $17. Thero arc
somo of the tlnest ranches In tho stato
here, Thero arc rich mining 'dis
tricts on Prospect creqk and Thomp
son river. I was told tho mercury
seldom goes to zero here. Wheat Is
40 cents a bushel.
On tho train were a number of
families, farmers and business men,
leaving Western, Washington, going
back to Iowa. - -i '
A woman wltli two -llttlo children,
1 'rTE-f-R
who had been visiting a sister, was
Ro-nttitf back to a Montana town.
I tt l...n..'r.l una n'o-ilnarnnn In n flrv
1 g wds store and had not kept sober or
bscn true to her. She fled determined
to never sec him again. Now the
baby was nearly a year old. The
oiler boy, named after his father,
filked about, going to meet papa and
hU prattle cut the woman to the
quick. Her mother-love for her chil
dren was carrying her back to meet a
man whose memory was n mingled
feeling of love and loathing! Let us
pray that her pure affection for lur
children shall overcome all evil.
E. Hofbk.
FOR FREE COINAOE.
John Clark RIdpalh, the Historian, Repu
diates the Gold Standard.
Ill a dispatch dated atlndlanapolls,
Juno 17, It Is ald that, John Clark
RUpalh, the great historian, who has
been a life long Hupubllcan, will not
support McKluley on the gold plat
form. In a leltorto the chairman of
the democrat lu statu committee of
Indiana, Mr. Itlppath says:
There 15 Just one great question
Iwfore tho American People nnd that
Is whether they will Im conipellad by
the International gold conspiracy,
having Its bifurcations lu London and
Now York, to transact their business,
and In particular to pay their debts,
with a cornered dollars worth two for
one, and fraudulently substituted for
the dollar of tho law and tho contract,
Or whether they (tho people) will re
claim their right to contract their
business and pay tholrdcbts according
to the terms of the contract and
according to Justice. It Is said by tho
.mmirlort of t he-gold propaganda that
they whoadvocato restoration of our
coinage and money to tho exact con
dition which It held prior to tho act
of 187.') nre dishonest; that thoy wish
to coin 60 cents. worth of silver Into
a dollarand compoll creditors to nc
copt that In lieu of an honest dollar.
Than this thero never was a greater
sophism and falsehood. Whnt tho
people desire and what they Intend to
do Is to coin a hundred conts worth
of silver, that Is, n dollar's worth,
that Is 371J grains of sliver Into a
dollar, and by that act to break tho
corner on geld and reduce tho exagger
ated purchasing powor of that metal
to Its normal standard.
"If any man daro say that Ii7tt
grains of pnro silver arc not a dollar's
worth lot him bo challenged with tho
question whether that amount of un
coined silver will not purchaso as
much of tho nvorago of twenty live of
tho great staples of tho American
market, Including real estate and
labor, as tho samo silver would pur
chase twenty-llyo years ago. Let him
answer that truly, or forever after
wards hold his peace As a matter of
fact tho uncoined silver lu the Amer
ican dollur will buy mora of tho nvor
ago of our great stnplos than tho
snmo would buy lu 1870.
"What then? Tho limited supply
of gold u tho world has been cornered
by thoso who own it. Thoy aro few
very fow and thopcoplo aro millions.
Tho price of the coruored gold has ad
vanced moro and more, until It has
becomo almost worth two for ono.
All tho whllo coined gold has con
cealed tho fallacy that Is in It. The
gold oaglo still proclaims Itself $10,
although It has advanced In purchas
ing power until It Is nearly $20.
Under this obscure and fraudulent
process all productive Industries have
been crushed to tho earth. Thoy
who labor In Holds and shops huyo
been virtually ruined.
"Tho claim that gold coin Is tho
'sound money,' tho 'honest money' of
tho world, and that silver money
real, primary silver money, on our old
statuatory ratio Is dishonest and un
sound monoy Is tho most false, as it Is
tho most adroit, proposition over put
forth by interested parties to defraud
tho pcoplo of a great nation:"
I HI IH.-Hl-.i-Xi-t
MEN'i'AG
Qitlrklr,Ttiorontib)r,
Forever Cured.
Four out of tiro uhi
Butter nervousness,
mental worry.nttucUa
of"thebJuea,"Mt)r
paying tho peualtyot
arty txreesoa. Vic
tim, reolulm your
manhood, recaln. your
vlor. Don't dei-lr. Bend for book with
as(JanaUon and proof. Mailed (sealed) free
ERIE MED10AIJDM luff tto.li.Y.
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JOURNAL
X" RAYS.
Directed Upon Persons and Things by the
Good Natured Man.
Gov. Fletcher looks extremely hap
py these days.
I
, Strange that all the German social
ist papers arc flopping to McKlnley.
Popocrat is not a bad word, and
may prove very popular with the peo
ple. EdltorCalamlty Billingsgate Moorcs
of the Statesman, Is doing some very
fine work Inhlsway.
Farmers would like to linvo their
crops redeemed in a sure thing, but
thcyarc the great class who must
take their chances.
Don't bow down to anarchy; no,
don't do It. Nor to the gold syndi
cate that wants to put a plaster on
our country for all tlmo to come.
The Statesman has In the past ten
years built miles and miles of motor
lines, and now It looks as though the
Labor exchange was about to relieve
it of that Job.
Walter Lyon has gotten onto a bi
metallic basis. He can now write you
a gold Interview for tho Oregonlan or
a silver Interview for the San Fran
cisco Examiner.
Two years ago Bryan refused a
Democratic nomination for congress,
and said that the party had left him,
but he thought the people would en
dorse his action. Was he right?
w
The middle-of-the-road Tops are
dandle i now that they propose a presi
dential ticket of their own, but be
fore that tho gold bugs could hardly
recognize them.
Germany today, besides the token
liver coin, has -100,000,000 marks In
old sliver thalers (a thaler Is equiva
lent to three marks, or 71.4 cents)
legal tender to an unlimited amount
and not redeemable In gold.
There Is nothing strange In the St.
Louis convention that nominated Mc
Klnley Insisting that ho rldo the
gold hobby-horso Into the White
House. There were ono hundred and
twenty bankers and 08 railroad mag
nates there as delegates.
Mrs. Thos. Halt, of New York,
thinks tho strain on her husband loo
grcat,and that unless ho retires from
politics his .health will break down.
Tho strain on politics Is equally as
hard and with all respect for the
lady, wo might suggest that Mr.
Piatt retire before our country breaks
down.
THE MARKETS.
Chicago. July 17. Wheat, cash 55;v
July 56 J.
New York, July 17. Silver, 6Jc; lead
PORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, July 17 Wheat valley, 5
53; ivaiia waua, 4950.
In bags, M-255.35, barreli,
It
4.57-oo;
cases, 3.75.
Potatoes,, Oregon, SoQooc per tack.
I lay. .Good, 8(5)0 per ton.
Wool.. Valley, Ofjjtoc; Eastern Oregon,
Mlllstufls. .llran, $l3.oot.t.oo;hotts,$i5.
Poultry- Chickens, mixed, l2.$oy, broil
en. tt.502,so; ducks, w geese, 56;
turkeys, live, ionc; dressed, I5ai7c.
llldcB.. green, salted 60 lbs 5c; under
Co lbs 44c; sheep pelts, lo7oc.
Hops,, Oregon, 3 to 3c, according to qua).
Ity.
Putter, .Oregon fancy creamery, 3o35;
fancy dairy, 25; fair to good, 17,
Cheese .Oregon full cream, 10,
Eggs, .Oregon, ncperdoz.
lleef, .Topsteen, 3.3-25 'er lb; fan
to cood steers. 2xAGtji 35ci cows. zMGiuV.c.
dressed beef, 405c.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, July 17. Whoat.oaVJo
Wool,. Oregon, choice, 8$ioo; Interiors
7c, valley, boc.
Hops Quotable at J3c.
Potatoes 4o55cper ack.
Oats Milling, 75082.
HaIeM MARKET.
Wheat.. 43c per bu., market firm.
Oats .30M22C.
I lay.. Paled, cheat, S.ojS.SOi timothy,
7.00.
Flour,, In wholesale lots, 3.00; retail,
3.20; bran, bulk 11,00; sacked, 12.00;
shorts, i2.oo 13.00; chop feed, 11,00
13.00.
Poultry.. Hens 5c; Spring chickens, 7c lb.
VeaLlDressod, 3tf.
Hogs,, Dressed, 3.
Uve Cattle,. 1 Ji2,
Sheep.. Live, 1,3 J.
Wool.. Best, laVJc.
Hops.. Best, 45C.
Eggs.. Cash. 10c.
Butter,, Pest dairy, 10c; fancy creamery
5
Cheese . laMc
Farm Smoked Meats llacci, 7c;
90; shoulders, 5c.
Potato!.. 60c per bu.
hams
Your Boy Won't Live a Month,
Bo Mr. Oilman Brown, of 34 Mill street,
Gardner. Mass,, was told by the doctors. Ills
son had lung trouble, following typhoid ma
laria, and he spent J375 with doctors, who
finally gave him up, saylnt "Your boy
won't live a month." He tried Dr. King's
New Discovery and a few bottles restored
him to health and enabled him to go to work
a perfectly well man. He says he owes his
E resent good health to usa of Dr. King's New
liscovery, and knows it to bo the best In the
world for lung trouble. Trial bottle ftec at
Fred, A. Igg's drug-store,
Having Hoc Cake Soap
in
your totchen or bath
means always,
once
Hour l'orliami, 2.05, tientonj county,
,85; graham, 2.50; superfine, $2.2jjper 100,
dan White, 260280: crey. 24(n)i6:rolIed.
. -
rffr-.t.wriTr-TinTiwmiTn
I ' jliSil fit
I
BlackwelPs Genuine
I BULL
-&
v 111 n. nn rnnnnn inM each 2 ounce
ii,..k i,hniunonBndeebowrtOEetyourbaroofflVJ,OOOInprcsfnts. i
Notce j
Tn n..rc..,M nr t.iJn mnnlromcnt.
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In mv linnil nnd custody.
so presented for payment at the olllcc
of the county tieasurer, of Marion
county, Oregon, on orbcfoie August
20, 1800, said warrants will bo can
celled and payment therein will be
refused, all In accordance with the re
(liilremcntKof said law.
fi!)80, Capital Adventure Co., .Inly,
1883, $(1.70.
(1120, S.W. Morgan, July, 1888, $8.10.
7270, Wilson D Mcary, December,
1QQQ 4fJ
7401 ,'w. H. Simpson, January, 1880,
$.1.
7718. II. Phelps: January, J 881), S-'JO.
7784, J. W. Thomas, February, 1880,
$5.
8540, D. W. Yoder, May, 188!), $2.75.
(WAHKANT8 UNCALLED FOIL)
(8150, L.A. Arcrincch,March 18, 1880
$5.40.)
78115, W.II. Trullliiger, February 7,
$180, $1.)
(75,10, Dan Jlogers, .January h, ibsh,
os.in
(0(107, Oscar
1888.31.1
Runnels, October 5,
(ikht, Jj. l). 1'iiman, uciooer d, aoso,
...'. -J -.i -r.i. j-i i nnn
$1.)
(8G01,
Mice A. Oincg, May 13, 1889,
92.00.)
(0101, John A. Mclntlre, August 8,
1888, 92.)
(0358, Gad Miller, September 7, 1888,
SI )
(7380. Ilcnrctta Late, December 8.
188S, $1.70.)
(0120, II. F. Holllday, July 0, 1888,
$1.70.)
(8222, E. N. Olrard, March 0,
$1.00.)
(8031, Oanes Fischer, May 13,
$1.70.)
(0555, John Flynn, October 5,
$1.)
(0357, A. Kcler, September 7,
$1.)
1880,
1880,
1888,
1S38,
(0410, Chas Can Held, September
1888. $1.)
10,
(7813, Lewis
lltirtman. February 8.
1889, $1.50.)
(7510. Wn. Hrown. January 11. 1889.
$1.70.)
(6351, uarnard liurtonsliaw. Septem
ber 7, 1888, $1.70.)
Dated this 30th day of June, A. 1).,
1800. L. V.Ehlkn,
Clerk.
A Milion Cold Dollars
Would not bring happines (o tlie person
sufl'erinB with dyspepsia, but Hood's Sar-
saprllla lias enred many thousands of cases of
mis uiseasc. it tones tnc stomacn, regulates
the bowels and puts ail the machinery of the
system In good working order. It creates a
good appetite mid gives health, strength and
happiness,
Hood's Pills act harmonioutly with Hood's
aarsaparilla. cure all llvjr ills, 25 cents
"DR.MILES,
Through His Nervine Is a Ben
efactor to Thousands."
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Jrnaiv
HWIDKLV Known Wtacoiuln publisher,
van reviiM ai Ormsn JDay, writes
March Ctb, UN. u follows;
"l'lvu ytri) 090 I Vtensns ao nerwus that
raontai vrvirw vim a btintoc. I could not rest
at ntjM on jvount of altHtpieunoss, My
attent t'.lM to It. MlieV Rosiora
tlvo rwlln aptl 1 rvumtinci4 ro use It
with t is vrjr jmin uvlast. Smco then I
bavo - pi a Uatin fa my nousa ami use It
wui'Qv .-jr my iinrrm Wmiwq u nut runs, with
alwayt. ihtiMtaan r4 rtulu. My sou also
Dr. Miles'
taiiek H (or nervousness
th lUo noTor fallln;
sums. I bavorecom
uiendwl it totr.auyaud
it euros tticm. All who
su'or from nerro
uuublw should trv it.
Nervine
Restores
Health..,.
It 1 re from )tmtts, perfectly harm
less, asw y kontUM od stroncthens, Ds.
Mllea. turouirb hii NsktIbo is a benefactor
to thouandi A, a LRHMAN.
Editor uA rosrfcKc of I)er Landssuk.
Dr. Miles' UrTln Is sold on cuarantee
first bottle will benefit dr. money refunded.
notice Is hercW given that tfio follow- special excursion t tral will leave Al
Ina list of county warrants Issued bany at 7 a. in., Corvallis 7:.TO a. in..
seven years prior to July 1,1890, have arrlvlntr at aqulna at ll:lo a. in.
not been presented for payment and! Returning, boat leaves 'Newport at
thoso enclosed In parenthesis having, 0:30 p. in. Train leaves Yaciulna
been uncalled for and still remaining, at 7 p. m., arriving at Corvallis at
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This
is the
very best
Smoking
Tobacco
made0
HAM
V.
bae and two coupons Inside each 4 ounce bag. $
Sunday Excursions.
HocinnlnK with Sunday, .Tunc 21,
'nnd on cacli succccdinir Sunday, a
Fare, irootl on this train only, from
Corvallis, Albany and Flillonmtli to
Newport and return. $1.60.
H. L. Valdkn, II. H. LOWMAN,
Agent, Albany. Agent. Corvallis.
Edwin Stonk,
Manager, Corvallis.
Corvallis, June 17,1800.
Before you arrive at the
last bottle of HIRES Root
beer make some more;
don't be caught without it.
Mfct oil; by Tht Curl. f lllm Co., l-hlltdtlphli.
A tte. paektft mkt, 5 KtUtai, 8ld tnrjwbert.
There's more clothing destroyed by
poor soap than by actual wear. "Hoi
Cake" soap contains no free at kali and
will not Injure the llnest lace. Try It
and notice the difference In quality
John Hughes.
When Baby was atclt, vro gaTo her Castorla.
When alio was a Child, slio crlod for Castorla,
When sho became Jllm, she clung to Castorla.
When she had Chtl Jrtn, she garo them Castoris
Special Rates,
Seo Boise & Barker, agents for the
O. It. & N. nnd Union Pacific railways
regarding special round trip rates to
the Republican national convention
at Sc. Louis, tho Democratic national
convention at Chicago, Peoples party
convention at St. Louis, national con
vention Y. P. S. C. E. at Washington,
D. C, National educational Associa
tion at Buffalo, N. Y., and G. A. It.
national encampment at St. Paul,
Minn. 0:8td-d&w
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OP THE
Capital National Bank
At Salem, In the Stato of Oregon at
me cioso or uusincss, July 14, imw:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $224,2or 41
Overdrafts, secured and un
secured 17,233 05
U. S. bonds to secure circu
lation 10,00000
rrcmiums on u. ?. oonus.. L',80 00
Stocks, securities, etc 13,139 15
Banking-house, furniture
and lixtures 23,009 05
Other real estate and mort-
gagesowned 1,500 00
Due from National banks
(not reserve agents) 20,731 47
Due from state banks nnd
bankers .4,210 47
Duo from npproved reserve
agents..... 1,711 17
Checks nnd other cash Items 1,157 45
Notes of other National
banks.. 1,025 00
1" ractlonal paper currency,
nickels and cents 10 10
Lawful money reserve In bank, viz:
Speclo $40,189 10
Legal-tender notes 1,015 00
41,201 10
Redemption fund with U.S.
treasurer 5 per cent of
circulation
Duo from U. S. treasurer
other than 5 per cent re
demption fund
855 00
7 3-1
Ttnl $371,404 00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In $ 75,000 00
UnaivWcd'nfoiu;:-! ''W000
nded prollts. less ox.
penses and taxes paid. . . ,
National bank notes nut.
7,057 12
standing 17,100 00
--..- iu umci 11UIIUIJ1II
banks 583 87
Duo to state banks and
bankers 1 87 77
P1 yjdends unpaid '350 00
Individual deposits subject
to check. ... 145 507 52
Demand certificates of de
posit , 05 74 58
Tfmpcertltlcates of deposit! 38,'800 00
Certified checks 4,130 10
Total ami mi ii
State of Oregon, Countyiif Marlon, ss:
1, J. II. Albert, cashier of the above
uiui-u uuiiK, uo solemnly swear that
the abOVQ Ktntnmnnt la ,...,.. .,.
best of my kuowledge anil belief.
.,ic 1, ,J AU1ERT Cashier.
tiii. Sf a,n? ?worn t0 beforo
this 21st day of July. 1890.
J.Vi, McCuixocii.
Correct-Attest: Notary Public.
K. M. CltOISAN,
W.W.Mautin,
. A. CUSIQK,
Dlrectorn.
DUE
mwi inioM i in n. rn. nun a imnv at ju w i. in.
C FT, MACK
DENTIST. -
Successor to Dr. J. M. Kerne, old White
1 ptn.r K-iIpim fir. Pjirllr ilptrinrr .im.tnv
operations at moderate fees In any branch nre
111 cspccini rctjuoi.
Peter G, Norgren,
(Formerly with V. J. Larsen & Co )
Carnage and wagon shop, 320 Commercial
street Uring (in yoar work, old nr new, acd
have it done with 0 gumntitce of satisfaction.
6 26d&w tf
DEPOT EXPRESS.
Meets all mall and passenger trains. l!ag.
ca;c ami cxpicss to nil parts of the city.
Prompt service, Telephone No. 70
IAMES RADER
Capital Transfer Co.
HAHRY TOWN", PROP.
Impress, bnggactf and all kinds cf work
done promptly. Leave orders at Patton's
storo, 12
MEYT910AN
On farm land security. Special
rates on large loans. Loans
considered without delay
HAMILTON & MOI
Push Hank bulldlnH.
MONEY TO LOAN I
On city or farm properly.
Over Dash's Bank,
T. K. FORD
F. VAN DER UAAN,
Carpenter, Builder and Jobber.
481 Winter street.
57"Hard times prices always.'
C. H. LANE,
2it C mTivchl st , SilcTi Or
rySiill J15 upwards. Pants upwamls'.
Wn Mineral Springs.
HUBPARD, OREGON.
The ch "icest mineral water in the sjale.
Sulm su iplied bv C. M. Eppley, at the
Electric Grocery, East State st.
WHAT IS SAID.
Some say we give the best meal in
town for 15c. We say try us and see.
im 1
S. RICHARDSON. PROP.
LVSecond doo' north of Hctcl Willamette.
SALEM WATER CO.
Office! Villamelle Hotel Building
For water service apply at .office. 11111
payable monthly in advance. Make a
complaints at the office.
lucre will lie no deduction in water rate
on account of temporary absence from the
city unless notice is left nt the office.
Hereafter water for irrigation will only he
furnished to regular consumers using watei
for domestic purpose. Contractors for stdt
walks, brick work and plastering will please
read "under bulldinc purposes" pace 17 of
schedule of rates for 1093, Apply at oflic
lor copy.
SALEM
MRE
I am prepared ;to do all kinds of work in
wood and iron. Repairing machinery ol
any kind or making and repairing stone cut
ters, tools and edged tools of any kind made
and repaired; wagons and busies repaired,
and new ones made to order. Horseshoeing,
the best that can bo done in town hand
made flhocs. Plitcs and running shoes care
fully attended to. Call at my stand, at loo
Chemeketa street, hack of New York Racket
store.
It. T. HERSCIIBACn.
""'"AT'"
0 Gents
ON THE DOLLAR
Ed S, Lampor t,
269 Commercial St.,
Salem, Or,,
Has bought the Frank E Shalv
fer and the M, Beamer harness
stocks at forced sale, $4,000
worth ot goods will be disposed
of at 50 cents on the dollar,
Sign of the White Horse.
Salem Steam Laundry
Please notice the cut in orices
on the iollowingj
hlilrts, plain ,.iocents
Under drawers 5 to 10 cents
Under shirts. r ,r tn ivnK
Socks, per pair ...... .', .'. .7.7 3 cents
c-fuiker,e,h'efi cen
Silk handkerchiefs ; 3 cents
Sheets and nlllow sl!n 11 f.n, rr rtnrn.
and other work In proportion.
Flannels and other work inl
telhgently washed by hand.
v-ol. J, Olmsted Trop,
11
ANTTALOR
imiTi
l7 Commercial strm. llB-J0VN
'ft" Ortt
Rich's
Raspberry Syrtip.
equal to U fortlse, d,ik "71H'
Call for It at H (J Sinn-.....
t3"FREE DELIVERY
W3LZ 4 MIES :Kt, Prooj.
Dealaralkin,,offtt,hi,l1,uBMU
Cirtreih saui' a sneeiali
7 COMMEHCIAL ST '
EAST AND SOUTH
--VIA ,
Shasta Route,
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co
California Express rralnKun Jai,, bclwcti
Portland anil Sin Frmritm
Almve Iralntstnn ot IiiiRIW,I,.i n M
f!llv. Wn illiurn Ril.m T... ' !,..?. i
IEIICI3UH, niujuy, nnnuy (nncuon, IHMl
Shedds, Ilalscy, Harriihure, Junction dij
Eugene, Croswdl, Drain, and ail sbiticas
from Rosehuru to AsliUnJ, Inclaiiit,
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KUSEHUKd MAIL DAIIY,
""South
I ftcrth
H::tO 11.111.
lv. Portland ar,
lv. yalein lv,
nr. IlQjcb'B Iv,
4:Wp.m.
2a)n.ni,
ll:00a.iu.
u:-u p.111.
BALKM I'ASSENOEK.
urn rn,. i
mm 11 11
Soutll j yortb
4:00 j). in. lv. Portland ar. 10:15a.m.
0:15 p.m. I nr. Salem lv. 80Qa.a
DINING CARS ON OGDES ROUfE
PULLMAN llUKFEl" Hl.ivECESi
and second clav. sUeiiing cin attacKei toall
tiiioiigh iraliu.
WEST SIDE DlvisioN,
Hot ween Portland and Coivallii, daily la
Cfpt Sunday, 1
7io a m. I l.v.
Portland. Ar (6:MP.B.
id. Ar j6:Mp.ia.
lis. LvH35P-
1 2: 1 5 11 in. I Ar. Corvali
At Altiany and Corvallis connect ok
tra.ns of Oregon Central & Eiitern Kulnu.
Express train daily escej t Sjndsjr.
4145 11. in. I Lv. Portland Ar, I 13$..
7S p. in. f Ar. McMinvllliLv W
THROUGH TICKETS
to all points in the Eastern States, at&
and Europe can I obtained at Iot rstci
from W.W. SKINNER,. Agent, , Salta.
E. P, ROGERS, Avit. G. K Z V.k.,
R. KOEHLER. ilanager.
OREGON CENTRAL
,AND
Eastern R, R. Company
(.VAQUINA u.vv ROirrE.
-Connecting at Yaquina , Bs; wtol
Francisco & Yaquini llay BteawVpC0-
Sails from Yaoulna every S dsrs WJ
Francisco. Coos Way, Tort Orford, Tnww
and Hnmbolt Hay. . .,. nustL
Passenger tcocmaMxw i.5eillr,
Shortest route betccn ths W liaettemai
and Cahfoinia. tuS
1-are irom nuanr , i- tJ.wo
Franciscoi Cabin, to; ''
Day and Port Orford, cabin 0; w H
Bav, cabin tS; round trip, il
dal JU.VER DIVISION. f ,
Steamers "Albany :"; except
newly furnished, leave Sal J
Saturdays, at II a m., m2Vfk
the same day at S &
leave Portland same dsy as sdok
eJI?ying at Salem at 3 V m. ltf Or.
fuw.1" 5Auii ' t;;d vuion. .
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Salem.
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