Daily Capital Journal
BY HOPItR BROTHBRa,
THURSDAY, JULY 2-1, 1890.
GOSSIP tfY THE WAYSIDE.
L?tterfr'om a Traveling Scribe Eastward
Bound.
On tub Train fok St. Louis,
July 10, MM. f
Wc have been rffliiiKnlldiiy tlimiiKli
the eastern plains of Montana, and
Western North Dakota with Its bad
lands Is now all around us. I stopped
on at many stations and talked with
people about crops and politics. They
have the more of tho latter to talk
about. The 'Station agent generally
wears a McKlnley button. The stock
range owners are for Mckinley" In most
east'?. The cowboys and laborers arc
forllrjitn. The runners are not say
Ing anything. The sheep men ate
supplied with Mclvluley literature.
One sees but rew budges or buttons
worn.
At Spokane we were Joined by Judge
John It. McUrldc. . He Is at, l.'iiu head
of n large bimetallic club at Spokane,
and Is a delegate to SI. Louis bimetal
lic convention. He was the only Re
publican member or tho Oregon con
stitutional convention in 1850, elected
as such. There was no party organi
zation until 1857. He was elected the
Una Republican congressman from
Oregon, enteied emigres') with Allison
and Hlalne, was made chief Justice of
Idaho by Lincoln In 1805, went to
Salt Lake In 1805, went to Spokane In
1872. Was a Republican national
committeeman for twelve years, but
will now support Bryan for president.
Ho Is n brother of Senator Gcorgo Mc-
lirldo of Oregon, but does not agree
with hliu on tho money question.
lb is not astonishing that several
hundred nowspapoM are bjltlng thu
Democratic nominee- for president. It
should bo remembered that many of
theso nowspapors aro owned by bank
ers and lawyors or goldbug politicians.
In coming out us tlioy do they aro
pnly showing their real hands, which
aro tho hands of Emu, while their
votco 1ms bcou that of Jacob, and
whllo protending to servo the pcoplo
tlioy havo In reality been stealing
their birth right and patrimony. Tho
sumo clues of Republican papers would
bolt a Republican- uomlnco who in
truth and honesty represented tho
people. Harvey Scott and our Oregon
Republican O rover Cleveland (Mr,
Dolnli) havo no use for men to rcprc
sent the people.
Takotho St. l'auland Minneapolis
datllos Ilopubllcan or I)omocrutlc,und
tlioy aro for gold, gold, gold all tho
time. Tho Globe, Dispatch, Tribune,
Journnl, Pioneer, l'rcss, liorctoforo
differing radically, aro nil for gold
now. Tlioy uro owned by bunkers
and syndicates. Tho little co-operative
Penny Press Is alono for llrytiu
and sliver. Tho farmers alllanco
paper, Farm, .Stock and Home," Is for
sliver and Bryan. Its editor, Mr. 8,
W. Owen, was on our train bound for
St. Louis Hlmetnlllo convention. Ho
says when Uryan stxko to tho "Gold
and Silver club" at Minneapolis ho
nuked him what ho would do if tho
Democrats put up a gold I to or equivo
cal candidate. Ho said: "I'll bolt."
It caiuo straight of tho heart.
There is a constant discussion on
tiio cars over the silver question,
Tho Block argument or tho gold ad
vocates Is that It Is tho quality of
money that Is everything, not tho
quantity. I havo been looking up
tho quantity theory in somo of tho
writers on political economy, I find
they lay great stress on tho Import
ance of a sutllclcnt quantity of money
metallic money. I lind nowhere a
writer expressing fear lest wo over
havo too much gold and silver niouoy.
I um a going to quote n few standard
authors on tho subject of jnctalllo
money, inflation and rising prices:
Prof, Walker, pago 32: "Tho ttfTor
onco botweou an inflation of tho
money supply duo to tho discovery of
now mines and Holds of precious
ttwUiS, and an inflation duo to an act
of government having tho design and
purpoeo to scalo down debts is Just net
wldo as tho dllTeroneo between the
natural death of a mlsorly rich man,
bringing his estate iiito tho hands of
a generous and public-spirited holr,
at whch all good irion may rightly
rejoice, and tho murder of thoa miser
for the purpose of changing th6 owner
ship of his property, which all would
consider an atrocious and detestable
uct, worthy only of condemnation and
punishment."
David Hiimc In his "Fwiy on
Money" argues elaborately the effect
on public prosperity of an increase In
the volume or nietalllc'iuoney. Pror.
Walker, who Is cifteii quoted as a
champion or the gold standard, en
dorses Hume's argument ror tho
quantity-value of money In raising
prlces.and adds that: "Mr. Hume even
understates the advantages Qf metal
lic Inflation. In addition to all which
he alleges, there Is the Important con
sideration or tho ctfectof such a cause
upon the burden of existing Indebted
ness, both public and private.' These
obligations cannot bo repudiated, they
cannot be Intentionally llghtcnedjby
actor government." Hut when the
volume or money can bo Increased by
natural means Pror. Walker can bee
only good In metallic money inflation.
M. Chevalier, the first of French
economists, says of the advantage of
rlt.li.tf prices from a larger volume of
metnlllc inencv: "Such a change will
benefit llitwo who live by current la
bor; It will Injuie those who live upon
tho fruits of past labor, whether their
rathers or their own." In thls,!t will
work In thu same direction with most
of the developments which are
brought ubout by that great law of
civilization to which we give the noble
name of progress.
Trof. .lovous In his "Investigations
Into Currency and Finance," argues
that "a rail In the value of gold must
have.and I should say has had already,
a most powerfully bencllclal effect. It
loosens a country, as nothing clso
could, riom Its old bands of debt and
habit. It throws Increased rewards
before all who are making and acquir
ing wealth, sometimes at tho expenso
or those who aro enjoying acquired
wealth. It excites tho active and skil
ful classes or community to new exer
tions."
I would like to know how many
readers or Tiik Journal really rear
our country may havo too much gold
ami silver legal tender money? Come
speak up. K. Hokbh.
STAYTON.
Dr. and .Mrs. Hunter returned from
Portland Saturday night whoro they
wore attending tho grand lodgo of tho
Ancient Order of United Woodman
during tho past week.
Adnlph Ponlschll, of I Ion.ua I in,
Washington, visited friends In town
tho past week.
Miss Esther Robertson, of Salem, Is
homo for a short vacation,
Mr. Simpson and family, of Cor
vallls, havo moved In town and havo
bought tho Hart placo near tho
Santlam bridge.
Miss Oraton, of Albany, Is the
guest or Miss Pearl llobson this weok.
Miss Joslo JJalsloy returned rrom
Lyons Saturday whoro sho has been
visiting for tho past row days.
Tho young peoplo or Stay ton gave a
llttlo social hop at tho Daisy hall Fri
day night In honor or Adolnh
Ponlschll, and a splendid tlmo was
had by all.
Tho ladlo's or tho Methodist church
gavo an Ico cream soolal In tho groyo
Saturday, and was largely attended.
(Jodey'o for August.
Godpy's Mngarlno ror Atnrust con
tains lots or entertaining rcadlnir ror
tho summer time. Half a dozen pieces
of llctlou In as many keys giro a very
readable variety in that lino, and
something stranger than fiction Is
told In Albort L. Park's anecdote's of
Anna Ulshop, In tho sorles or "Oreat
Singers or this. Century," It seems
that this prima donna was under tlin
control of M. llochsa, tho harpist and
musical director, in much thosamn
way that Trilby, tho tone-deaf, was
dominated by Svengall in tho story,
una Micro is certainly reason to sup
pose Mini her career suggested this
part of Du Muurler's novel. Tim
Fashion Department Is tilled with
designs nnd descriptions of tho latest
things in gowns and nil matters of
Inlorst to women.
Your Boy Won't Uve Month.
Ho Mr. Gllmati IlroWn. nf ii Mill ,..,
.. i . ' it. ... . ' . i 1 7 V ;" ";:
uaiuucr. tua.i,, wm ioiu uy uic uociors, ills
kon hid lum Imnliliv fnllmvlniT ivitlmt.l ma.
larU, ond lie incnt t.375 with doctors, who
mmiiy k,o iiiui uji, siyingi "vour ooy
won't live a month." He tried Dr. King's
New ntiCAvrv anil ft few lvti1 m.ia.1
htm to health and enabled him to go to woik
a perfectly well man. He says ho owes his
ireseni cooa neaun to uw 01 ut. King's New
vi.tuvcrjr. anu knows it 10 bo ine tiest in the
Horld for lung trouble. Trial bottle fixe at
Fred, A. Ugg's drug store.
Children Cry'for
f It9hr' Cattorla.
JOURNAL
Directed Upon Persona and Things by the
Good Natured Man.
Hurrah for sound money and nn
office.
Hermann, the
money" man.
The bankers are afraid
will double In valuel
Dock Keenc Is not particular about
having his name in print.
It's ii long Iiino that has no turn.
That can't refer to C. II. Lane.
The Salem hog would even cut off
olllcc rents outside of the capltol.
QA campaign ror
protection and
personal sinecures
Is all that is
needed.
Willi an export of $75,000,000 In our
favor In 1891 our gold wentstcadlly to
Europe.
The pink pill editor or the Morn
ing Calamity, says he Is poor but
wants to be honest.
Dtvcrsllled fiiruiing has proved such
a boon that many now propose to try
dtvcrsllled politics.
Dock ICeene thinks being a leader
In politics Is not quite so easy as
being a social leader.
Salem has too many ''sound money"
sidewalks, with broken planks to be
redeemed In the future.
What has 'become or the over-production
racket? This Is a poor year
ror It, with no fruit, no hops, no
potatoes, and llttlo grain.
It is too bad to compel the railroad
commissioners, and some other slate
olllclals we might name, to come to
Salem to draw their salaries!
LI Hung Chang recently had an
ex-ray photo taken of a bullet that lie
carries In his head. It was not done
by Tin: Jouknal artist, however.
Calamity Republican: "Those
inlddle-oMhc-road Pops aro pretty
scnslblo fellows artor all. It wasn't
ralrto consider them all d d Tools."
Sllvcisldcs Iflctcher, of the Inde
pendent, denies tho Jouknal's state
ment that-ho looks good natured and
wants us to apologise. O.K. wo re
tract. Query How can you make a CO cent
dollar worth 100 cents?
Ans How can you got seven days'
work In six days.
When a government farms out its
function to supply the money of the
land, and borrows of foreigners to run
Its government, It Is truly an object
of charity.
.,
The same llnanclal seers, of Wall
street, who said tho repeal of tho
sllvor purchase net In 1803 was
our only salvation, must havo had
11 free, and unlimited Imagination.
Tho Worklngmon'si political club
could discuss to advantage the ques
tion "How to got sovon days' work In
ono week, besides laying off Sundays
and attending political conventions?"
w
Sovornl million tons or "sound
money" literature will be sent out by
tho national commlttco, or which
Oregon will get Its share. It has al
ready begun to arrive In such quanti
ties that makes ono think tho sack
strings are untied.-
John Sherman, In 1803, prophesied
dlro calamity to tho peoplo of this
country in caso congress failed to re
peal the purohaso clause or tho Sher
man law, and predicted ut thosamo
time that "tho llrcs would be kindled
in tho furnaces and tho business of
the country bo resumed within ten
days after Its repeal."
bpecial Rates,
vS l!-LS0 & I'nrkor, agents for tho
O. It. & N. and Union Pacific railways
regarding siieclal round trip rates to
tho Ilopubllcan national convention
at St. Louis, tho Democratic national
convention at Chicago, Peoples party
convention nt St. Louis, national con
vention Y. P. S. O. E. at Washington,
I). 0., Isatlonal educational Associa
tion at Ruffalo, N. Y., and Q, A. K.
national encampment at St. Paul,
Minn. 0:8Ul-d&w
MENAGE.
QalcUlr.ThorouBhtj-,
Four out of Ave who
auffor uervousntM,
I mental worry, attacks
1 of HtnoMuea."nrehe
raytnjr tha poualty of
early exceasoa. Vic
tims, roolalm your
manhood, recaln vtinr
Tlsor.
TV,. J..a -I- n. . . . ...
axplanaUon and prooia. ilalledfsealadifr.
ERIE MEDICAL BO., IkifUk, M. Y.
healer, Is a .und P f ' U TT DlD,
. naxa d1?. .. , .: . t v neir. wi nnd ono
if il 9 11 A 11
x" rays. mi r-T- iMMTiirewT TTTIfTrMfc
WFffGw
- -" " s rtr w i n ai - -vr u m
raiirv" J. a a . MSs" mb
their gold aSSfwSSSIir
H&3 . . ki, w. niitrkwoll'B Qemilno Hull k
flH LJ ,,Vn lnW " t ""co b"B,"UlJ lW lA
Hffl pons liulcla eiuh four ounco liag of 'VB
5 Blackweli's B
M imulm Onrham M
Ha Smoking Tobacco K
. &MM ii.mnfllil9celebmtorttobccoandrqn.Uliocourn- jm
WWfi whlcbgUcsoHJlofvoluuWoiirobentsonauowioBoviuum.
. U$tZZ&&&&iS ii
The "Coh3" Arc Colts.
At last the protests against
Flem-
mlnir. a member of the
Albany base-
I. ... it... ll,.1,.-t i tulltr.ll llfia
, " ,,,n wnnilnnr'u
been participating in the Examiner s(
baseball tournament, have been dc-:
Ulllienm. Lie -vma, mi. v.. .... -
elded.
The protests were sent to ban
Francisco, but the gentlemen conduct
log the tournament paid no attention
whatever to the lengthy petitions,
anidavlts, etc., but at once consulted
Flemining's mother as to his age, the
result of such action being contained
In the following telegram:
San Fkancisco. .Inly 21. The
Fleiunilng protest has been decided In
rnvnr nf Kh'tntnliiL' on the personal
declaration of his mother to the Ex-
iinilnnr'a rntirosnutlltlvo lit Wllllier
dine. Pennsylvania. The date of his
blrtli being March 2, 1878.
Tho Colts haye been victorious In
every game 'they entered, and arc now
awaiting orders to come to San Fran
cisco. It is rcnortcd that tho Exam
iner has refused to pay the team's ex
penses in Its trip from Albany to
'Frisco and return. This is rather a
disappointment to tho Albany team,
since they had been laboring under
that Impression. If they have to pay
tholr own expenses It Is not likely
that they will go to San Francisco.
The Albany team would undoubtedly
make it unusually Interesting ror any
nine tho Golden Gate state can afford.
Escai'KD. Marshal II. J. Day has
received a communication from Dr.D.
A.Paluc, superintendent or the Insatio
asylum at Salem, Informing him that
Jesse Allen, aged (10 years, committed
to tho asylum rrom Hale, this county
three years ago,had escaped yesterday.
It is thought that he will return to his
old homo. Eugcno Guard.
How's This.
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by
uairs caiarrn i-ure.
V. J.Chenev & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 1$ years and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Waidino, ;Kinnan& Marvin, Wholesale
UrugRlst, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood nnd mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75 c, per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Wanted All girls to know thaflloo
Cako" will not niiiko their hands red
like common soap, b'avc the wrappers.
They aro worth a cent apiece. JO tf
Thcro's moro clothing destroyed by
poor soap than by actual wear. "Hoe
Cako" soap contains no rrcoatkall and
will not injure tho finest lace. Try It
and notice tho d I fferenco In quality.
John Hughes.
A feiu bottles of HIRES
Rootbcer belong in the picnic
lunch. Lay them in the spring
to cool, or hang them down
a well,
M4. oulj bjr Tb. ChirlM E. Ulna Ct., WrMtlpka.
A Do U(t UU S (tlUM. Sou mfvatrt.
Sunday Excursions.
beginning with Sunday, Juno 21,
and on each succeeding Sunday, a
special excursion train will leave Al
bany at 7 a. in., Corvallls 7:30 a. m..
arriving at Ynqulna at 11:15 a. m.
ltoturnintr. boat leaves Nnwnnrt. nt.
i:.u p. in. Tram leaves Ynqulna
in. i p. in., arriving nt corvullls nt
iu p. in. nnu Albany at 10:30 p. m.
Faro, good on this train only, rrom
Corvallis, Albany mid Philomath to
Newport and roturn,$1.50.
II. L. Walden, II. B. Lowman,
Agent, Albany. Agent, Cprvallls.
Edwin Stone,
Manager, Corvallls.
Corvallls, Juno 17, 1890.
Thedealer who says, "1 have no
IIoo Cako soap," practically admit
that he does not sell llrst quality
nwuur.. ii iiu wja iiu iiua tsumeiuiiig
''Just as good" you will know at once
that he Is trylhg to sell you an in
ferior article. There is more cloathlng
destroyed by poor soap than by actual
wear, as tho frco alkali rots tho cloth.
Hoo Cako contains nolther freo alkali
nor worthless lining.
Kruusso Bros,
tan shoes.
aro making cuts on
Utf
Soap Foam Washing Powder
Wul not make tile Clothes vel
IIow nor burn.tlie hands,
-ii
Notice.
In nursuancc of the
requirements
or Mio
law approved
rnvert February 25. 1880,
notice Is hereby civ
-"-- . w '..
en that the ronow-
ing list or
Rountv warrants Issueu
, ---0 ---- - -, .- ...,.. . tunn
seven rears prior uj . 1 uij j, m, ..ti.u
ml b(fcn prsonted for payment and
tliosc enclosed in parenthesis having
nave
hnnn iincullnd for and still remaining
In mv hand and custody, nnd unless
so presented for payment nt the office
nf Mm county Measurer, of Marlon
county, Oregon, on or before August
29, 1800, said warrants will be can
celled and payment therein will bo
refused, all In accordance with the re
quircments of said law.
5080, Capital Adventure Co., July,
1888. $0.70.
0120, S.W. Morgan, July, 1888?8.-I0.
7270, Wilson I) McNury, December,
1888, $5.
7401, W. II. Simpson, January, 18SI),
'7718. 11. Phelps: January. I Ml), "5:10.
7781, J. W. Thomas, February, 1880,
S3.
8;40, D. W. Yoder, May, 1880, $2.7o.
(wahhants uncalled for.)
(81C0, L.A. Yerinech.Marcli 18, 1830
85.40.)
Jtnn lt - ril 111.. W. !..... .. Ml
I70.M, w. ji. xriiiiiugcr, ceunuiry 1,
$180, $1.)
(75.19,
, Wan
lingers, January 11, 1880,
28.70.)
((I0U7, Oscar
Itunnels, October 5,
1888,$!.)
(054
1, u.
D. Pitman, October 5,1888,
ni 1
(8001, Alice A. Omeg,
$2.00.)
May 1.1, 1880,
(0101, John A. Mclntlre, August
8,
1888, V-.)
(0338, Gad Miller, September 7, 1888,
$1.)
(7.189. Hcnretta Late, December 8.
1883, $1.70.)
(0120, II. F. Holllday, July 0,
$1.70.)
(8222, E. N. Glrard, March 0,
$1.50.)
(8tl.1I, Canes Fischer, May IS,
$1.70.)
(0555, John Flynn, Octobers,
$1.)
(0,157, A. Ecler, September 7,
$1.)
1888,
1880,
1889,
1888,
1888,
(0410, ciias. Caulleld, September
10,
1888. $1.)
(7843, Lewis
Hurtman, February 8,
1880. $1.50.)
(7540, Win. llrown, January 11, 1889,
$1.70.)
(0.151, Barnard Burtonshaw, Septem
ber 7, 1888, $1.70.)
Dated this 30th day of Juno, A. D
1890. L. V. Eiilkn,
Clerk.
A Milion Gold Dollars
SVould not bring happiness to the person
suffering with dyspepsia, but Hood's Sar
saprilla has enred many thousands of cases of
this disease. It tones the stomach, regulates
the bowels and puts nil the machinery of the
system In good Working order. It creates a
good appetite and gives health, strength and
happiness.
Hood's Pills act harmoniously whh Hood's
oiirsaparuia. v-ure an liver Ills, ascents
Let The Whole World
Know The Good
Dr.Miles' Heart Cure Does
m
ss's2
H
kaist DISEASE, has Its victim at a
ciuauvantage. Always taujht that
vurtiiucaso isinourablo, whontho
y wptoma t'ocomo well deflnud, tha patient
Docoraw alarmed nnd a nervous panic takes
place. Rut wlion a uro romedy Is found
and a euro onVcwrt. after venrs of Euorcrlnc.
thoro Is great rejolclnR and doslro 10 "lot
tho whole uorld V.noW." Mrs. Laura Wlnc
nsor, of Selkirk. Kunaas. writes. I doslro
to lot tho whole world l:uaw what Dr. Miles'
Dr. miles'
rioart uuro lias dono for
rao. For tan years 1 had
pain in my heart, short
now of breath, palpita
tion, pain in mr lof tslde,
opprwiod foollnsln my
chcut w.vil- m.i u... .
Heart Cure
Restores
Health
PJJU. bad dr6aWS, could not ilo on either
n, ;iMM.nmb euil8ffwd terribly. 1 took
Dr.MlIcVl oartOuro and before IflnUhod
tho second bottle I felt IU good offocu. I feel
mILm l 'U"y reiOTOfeJ' "d that Dr
I
WSgE.
C H. MACK
- DENTIST.
Succes.orto Or. J. M tKtenc, eld While
1 Mi.ur, S.ilem, Or. Parties deslrli g fiix tint
operations at mtxlicnlt; fees in any branch are
In c'peclnl request.
Peter G, Norgren,
(Formerly wills P. J. larsen & Co )
(!arfliue and wncon shop, .120 Commeictnl
street, bring on yoar wotk, old or new, and
have it done with a guarantee 01 sausucuon.
o so aocw 11
DEPOT EXPRESS.
.tcots all mail and passcuircr trains, llaii
gage nnd express to nil parts of the city,
Prompt service, leleplione No. 70
IAMF.S UADEU
Capital Transfer Co.
iiaruy town, ruor.
Express, baggage nnd nil kinds cf work
me promptly. Lcnve orders at Pulton's
done promptly
storo
12
MONEY TO LOAN
On fatm land security. Special
rates on large loans. 1-oans
con.idcied-without delay
HAMILTON & MOl x
IlU'h Hank bulldinD.
MONEY TO LOAN!
On city or farm property.
Over Bush's Bank,
T. K. FOKDJ
F. VAN DER BAAN,
CariiontGr, Builder and Jobber,
4S1 Winter street.
HiVlIatd tiniC3 prices always.'
C. H. LANE,
iiiCiemiiM
an .; ictii t , Stieti 'V
I7"Sulu IS npw.ipl. PantJ$ upwands'y
'h
s
piings.
ni 1
111 BBAHI). OREGON
The ch icrst mineral water In Ihc
Silem su plied bv C M. Epplty.
Electric Grocery, East State st.
otnie,
nt the
WHAT IS SAID.
Some say we give the best meal In
town for 15c, We say try us nnd scj.
HOME RESTAURANT!
S. RICHARDSON. PROP.
ISTSccond door north of Hctcl Willamette.
SALEM WATER CO.
Officei Willamette llotelBulldin"
For water service apply at olTice, Bill
payable monthly In advance. Make 11
complaints at the office.
There will be no deduction In water rate
on account of temporary absence from thr
city unless notico Is left -at the office
Hereafter water for Irrigation will only be
furnished to regular consumers using watei
for domestic purpose. Contractors for sld
walks, brick work and plastering will plcait
read "under bulldinrr purposes" pace 17 "I
schedule of rates for 1093. Apply at oflic
lor copy.
SALEM
I am prepared ',lo do all kinds of work In
wood and Iron. Repairing -machinery ol
any kind or making and repairing stone cut
ters, tools and edeed tools of nnv kind made
nnd repaired; wagons and bufjfes repaired,
and new ones made to order. Horseshoeing,
the best that can be done In town- hand
made shoes. Phtes and running shoes care,
fully attepded to. Call at my stand, at loo
Chemeketa street, back of New York Racket
store, '
R. 1. IIERSCHBACII,
6ents
THE DOLLAR
Ed
S, Lamport
, 2o9 Commercial st,
Salem, Or,,
Has bought the Frank E Shaiv
fer and the M, Beamer harness
stocks at forced sale, $4,000
worth ot goods will be disoosed
of at 50 cents on the dollar.
Sign of the White Horse.
Salem Steam Laundry
Please notice,the cut in prices
wn uic lOllOWing!
Shirts, plain
Under drawers
Under shirt
fePiK
,10 cents
5 to 10 cents
5 to 10 cents
3 cents
cm ii. 1 .,: ' I cent
bilk handkerchief 3 cents
Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per doxeu,
and other work In proportion .
Flannels and other work injj
telhgently washed bv hand.
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CP-FUEE DELIVERY
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Denlars In allkimUof frethial uli,-.,,
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EAST AND SOUTH
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Shasta Route,
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Southern Pacific Co
California Express Train Kun du., fetiwa
Portland and San Francisco.
Aliove trains stop at KaHtlmlinJ, 0pn
City, Wo ilhiirn, Salem, Turner, Miiioc,
ctl-ri,n, Albany. Albany (unciion, Tiiijtw
Shrdds, HaUcy, HarrUlmrg, Juncikm I'll;
Eugene, Crcsuwll, Drain, and til ititucu
from Roeburg to Ai.1il.inil, inclame
nosEiiunn mail daily,
. oiitli ,"" ! North"
"BiuOYi.iii. 1 v. Portland ar. 4:Wp.m.
ll:(K)ti.in. lv. Sulcm Iv. 20 p.m.
0:20 i),in. it r. Koscb'K lv. oKX)a.m.
sam:m passunoeh.
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4:00 p.m. lv. Portland ar. 10:15 a.m.
0:15 p.m. I ar. Salem lv. 8.1X1 xm.
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROlirE
PULLMTn" HUkFE r'SldlEPEB
and cc ond cn sleeping can nucWoill
tliruuli train.
WEST SIDE DIVISION,
llstwcen Portland and Corvallis, diil; (
cept Sunday.)
7:30 a m. I l.v.
12:15 p.m. I Ar-
Portland.
Corvallis.
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At Albany and Corvallis connect wiur
tra,ns of Oregon Central ,fc Easiern H.um.
Express train daily except Sands.
4:45 V
7:25 l.
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FAr, I 8.15 im'
McMlnvllle Lt S $'
THROUGH TICKETS
to nil points in tne casicin k'i -
n,l Knronecan be obtained t lowest ritn
1 Iv.w. mINNEI'.. Acent. Salem.
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E. P, ROGERS, Asal.
.G.F.4P.A.,
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R. KOEHLER. Manager.
OREGON CENTRAL
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Eastern R, R. Company
(YAQUINA .W ROUTE,
-Connecting at Vanuina JUy wulirteSi
Francisco & Variulm ilay StesmsMp Co.
' STEAMER "FARALWN
Sails from Yaouina every 8 dsj w
Francisco. Coos lhy. Port Orford, Tnou"
anJ Humbolt Hay. ,WmeL
Passencer acoomowUHo?' , ."?" J3i,,
Shortest route between
and California.
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Fare from Aiuany or k - r
Franciscoi Cabin. 56; steerage U.
Ray and Port Orford. cabir. J6. '.",-.
Bav, cabin 3 round trip, goo ''
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and down river pi 1 -
Weduesdays ndridayi. .Ot.
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M. P. BALDWIN. 11 Aieflt-A"0"
Salem.
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