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Newspaper Page TextDaily Capital Journal fcV HOI'BR UHOTHBH8, FRIDAY, JULY 2 J, 1800. GOSSIP tiY THE WAYSIDE. Letter from a Traveling Scribe Eastward Bound. ONTHKTKA,KrOHSLOUSk-' Tlicrc in a great deal of plowing going on In tfortli Dakota, and alto- ; gctlic'r tlio country jircsciilH a bcuiitl ful and invltliiK appearance or noiimi- nnt verdure, thrifty herds of cattle, and Imtiioncc Holds of grain. I .liould think there would lie alMiut a half crop or grain. It Is all headed out but short In the Hi raw, which will make It very hard to harvest where there nre any Itusslan thistles. Many Holds arc hc.idod out lew than a foot high. Hut oven a half ciop of fair quality means Immune wealth for Dakota. With abundant gras and hay, plenty of potatoes and good gardens there are good times ahead for tho Ddkotaus. Who can tlnd perfection any where? Wc llml com plaints at .our Willamette valh-y, al though It Is a world-beater. Al Valley City, North Dakota, on tho Cheyenne river, 1 found fairly good crops, a great Increase In hogs and cattle compared to two years ago when I was out here. There are some fluids that are lure, but most show a line color and Htand.Thore arc no Hus flttin thistles hcro, but somo reported in other directions. There is ilnuelm, ash and oak timber along this river, which empties Into the filed lllvor of or tho North. Wc saw beautiful groves faraway on tho curves of tho river, and" with tho rolling hills this Is ono of tho most satisfactory parts of -North Dakota A man at tho stn tloti said 70 per. cent of tho voters weio for silver. Cassclton, North- Dakota:' Crops vory good. Three frco coinage men wlioro there used to bo one. Detroit, Minnesota; Crops very poor, wheat badly burned and rusty, much in need of rain. Ono man said politics was all ono way McKlnlcy. Ho told mo this alone. A fow min utes later I asked another man wear lug a copper button. Ho said; I will have to answer you In tho Irishman's prayer. Ho prayed God to "bless this nilxed-up mucksed-up peoplo, for God only.kuows 'Whcto wo'ro at." Ah wo got Into contral Minnesota, wo found crops short and badly burned. Anyone who doubts that tho United States is a homogenous nation of peoplo should take a trip from Salem to St. Louis and tulle to tho peoplo along tho road. Tliero Is not only tho muni) language, dress, food and houses, but tho himiio Kut of ideas, tho same phrases of expression, tho wuno mold of thought and tho sumo vocabulary. Everywhere tho tonn TopulIsC Is con sidered by a certain class an oppro brious epithet. Indeed, a grcut many Pppullsts treat themselves utf a Joke and expect others to do to. The Cleveland administration is usually spoken of with a Biicor and there is no enthusiasm ovor Republicanism. Tho time is rlpo for u now Union party with bimetallism us n platform. I do not mean tho lougo-to-bo doforrcd banker's International bimetallism, but big two-I bimetallism, Immcdl uto Independent bimetallism. Just ub tho northern Domocratsuud Whigs, tho frco sellers and abolitionists, tho American and anti-Masonic, tho cranks and creatures of political epithet of all names and nuturo, united in 1800 to make tho great nntiouul Union Republican party, so now tho issuo on the monoy question will unite Populist, Democrat, silver Republican, grccubackcr, Prohibition ist und whatnot to overthrow tho old parties. Dr. llcntloy, of UUumrk, is liable to bo tho Populist uomlueo for governor of North Dakota. It is conceded freo silver two to ono. Senator Hans- Always FIRST Z I Gail Borden 2 Eagle Brand f COfiDBNSED rtlLK t For if Un !& WsnJ. It Uths 1M 4 w Maw!. X iimnurr ua iua luffiurc x i brough U II I'undldrttP for rtwlortloHi He has always been a freo coinage man. He stood up for free coinage at the St. Lniilt couwiiMon, made his tight, and then did not withdraw, but bus been trying to swallow the gold standard platform. Now the gold men have no uso for him undsMvcr Republicans are leaving -the party. Hntisbroilgh will find himself out with his people. Hut he may yet take a suind. The only fear of his friends Is too late! S. M. Owen of the Minneapolis "Farm, Stock and Home" Is the Populist nominee aud will to en dorsed by the silver Republicans and silver Democrats. Ills election is almost conceded. Indeed It Is Im possible to see how the next congress can be otherwise than a free coinage congress two to 1. Democrats whoarc gold standard men cannot be elected outside of New York City. The Re publicans cannot elect many gold standard men. Where are the old majorities In the next congress to come from? How will McKlnlcy maintain the gold standard and change the tarlll with the house aud senate against him? Ask yourself something easy. E. HoiT.it. Japs Investigate. Si:atti.k, July 21. Following closely in the wake of the. Nippon Yuscn Kalsh, which announced Se attle as Its American terminus only a few days ago, comes the accredited reports to this city or another Orien tal steamship line, the Toyo Klscn Kubushlkl, which Is also seeking American connections. The party consists of Sochtro Asano, prcsldont of the company, and II. Okawu, di rector or tho OJI paper company, near Toklo. Tho visitors, who represent great wealth, came to tho city quietly, spent tho day in making an investi gation and leave this evening forTa coma. Thenco thoy go to Portland for a day, thence to San Francisco. From tho latter point they will pro ceed to London and place contracts for twelvo 5,000-ton vessels to bo used op tho lino which will bo run from tho American terminus to Toklo and Hong Kong. The result of tho Inves tigation, while nothing dellulto has been announced, leads to tho belief that the terminus will be either Se attle or Portland. Drowned, Vancouvhii, Wash., July 21. Cor poral ILL. Edson,of company Four teenth Infantry, and Private Charles Morris, of tho band, and Laura Guard and Emma Young, two girls of this city, whllo out on a boating oxctir slon on tho Washougul river in this county, were all drowned near FJom ing'H miu.tuo ooat upsetting in an eddy. A party has gone to the scene of tho accident to recover tho bodies. Corporal Edfon Is a brothor of Colonel Edsou, a prominent attor ney of Seattle. Hanged. Uuainakd, Minn., July 2. At live minutes after 1 this morning John Pryde, who murdered Androw Peter son llvo months ago, was hanged in tho county Jail. Peterson was Prydo's friend and was murdered for $12, Pryde, whoso real namo Is John 1). Miller, niado a full confession. Merit Wins Favor. At this tlmo.whou tho cry Is "hard times." Now York Condensed Milk Co,, manufacturers of tho Justly fam ous Gall Portion Eaglo lirand Con densed Milk, which has placed in op eration four largo plants during tho past year. This gives them fifteen funtorles, making tho Company tho largest condensing company in tho world.possesslng tho homo market and tho export trade. Pluok and outer priso bus built up this business. Tho Gail lkmlcn Eaglo lirand Condensed Milk Is recognized, and has become a necessity in tho homo. As an Infant food, us it is without an equal and tho thousands or children raised on it constitute testimonials of morlt whloh uro avallublo everywhere. "In fant Health," a book for iiiotliow.sent freo to all by tho Now York Con densed Milk Co., New York City. MncklR Arnica Salvo The best Salve in the woild for Cut. bores. Bores, Ulcers, Salt Hlieuin. Fever and all Tetter. Chipped hands, Chilblains, Uralses, Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles cr bo pay required. It is guaranteed to uve per jeo satistactlon or money rclundeu. Price a$ cents a box. For sale by Fred A LeCK Children Cry for Jkchr's Ctori, JOURNAL "X" RAYS. Directed Upon Persons and Things by the Good Nnturcd Man. A good platform for Salem battel sidewalks. That St. Louis cloud hccms toMiuvo u silver lining. K v , . Salem could not live, without the state fair gamblers, you know.' Nobody would object, to a few good races at the state fair, but not for gambling purposes. ' If you want the convention "'news before It Is out or date, or course you wJll read the Jouhnal. The Salem Statesman, Hcrr Mo.st and Jim Lotan arc all for the single gold standard. It certainly must be right. Under the single gold standard the bankers arc compelled to "save the nation" every few months. Great system. i The New Yolk bankers know that nothing Is good but gold, so they ex change Uncle Samhel lyOO.Oi-O in gold for rag money. Will the Statesman have Hcrr .....- or Jim LiOtuu manage its "noncst money" campaign?" They arc both gold men, you know. Tho gold men are the calamity They seo about howlern this year, nine kinds of ruin awaiting the coun try If the present gold standard, which hasproved so disastrous, shall ba dis turbed. Topcku State Journal. Senator John M. Thurston says the Issue Is protection, reciprocity, sound money, good government and law and order, and that tho Republi can party is for them all. The hole In Mr. Thurston's hat seems to be getting larger. Herr Most Is for gold. There Is no doubt about him. He Is an anarchist nuro and simple. McMlnnvlllc Reg ister. Certainly, every man who would bo u law unto himself, Is for the single gold standard. The gold men who have been calling tho free silver men anarchists have gained an encouraging ally in Hcrr Most. He Is the most rabid of the real anarchists of the east and said openly:'"Hcrc I urn represented by tho Sun us a follower and supporter or Altgcld, Tlllhian and all tho other sliver cranks, when 1 nm, as all anarchists know, a better gold stand ard advocato than oven the most rabid Wall street banker." Somo time ago a man went to visit a friend who was an Inmuto of the Oregon lunatic asylum. After u pro longed chut In u humorous If not edi fying vein, tho visitor thought It about tlmo to go. "Is that clock right, Jock?" ho asked of tho Inmate. Jockgiucdut him for a minute or so In speechless amazement; then, laying his hand compassionately on his shoulder, saldt "Mon, duo yo think It wad bo hero if It was right?". Tliero Is a general misapprehension as to the. nuturo of tho sliver cortlil cuto which could bo easily corrected by u careful reading and considera tion or tho words It bears on Its race. Intho cuso or the $5 note these are: "This cortltles that thoro have been doposlted in tho treasury or tho Uni ted States tlvo silver dollars, paynble to tho bearer on demand." It Is nothing more, thorororo, than a cer tificate or tho rnct that tho silver has been doposlted and that tho bearer or tho note may havo It utuny tlmo ho chooses to nsk ror It. Tliero Is noth ing on tho faco or tho noto to Justify tho Impression that It Is to bo re deemed In gold, for the assurance It bears Is directly to tho contrary. How's This.' We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catanh Cure. F. . Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned, have known F. J, Cheney for the last 15 years and believe htm perfectly honorable In all huilnrw transactions ana linanclally able to carry Mil. ...It. llill..l... ...!. 1 it.-! .V ... "" "Ki" iiiauc uy weir nnn. "West & Truax, Wholesale Drutri Toledo, O. bl WAUiiNQ, ;mnnan& Marvin, Wholesale WIUgEUt, IOICUO, u. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, (.nun uiicctir upon uc oiooa ana mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 c, per bottle. Sold by all uruggws. FAILING MANHOOD General ami Nervous Debility. ) coknnM o Btdr and Win.). KnVcU or Errors or Lxoojm In Old or ouiijr. ltobutf. Noble iiow to KntariM nod Ktrenatlien Weak. Vn ilsrelopod .Portions of luiuuiwi iMiiy iivsiareu. falliUC'lTQnmTr.v.lm.r,. DWir. AlUnlllfMlU n -Uenoflta inn day. Countries. Scwl for Ifcj-crlpttv BooiVex. lOarmlloa and proofs, mail! ie&od) two. ERIE MEOIGAL CO., iuffalo, N. Y, VA W )d sWImJwV ir,'271iT,Ji.IIllJ Men tetitlfv frmn KBifcUfisss BLACKWELL'S I Von will I'ld ono cP liiitJe each two ounce bag, and two coupons Inalile each four ounce liag of lllack well'a Durham. Uuy a bag of IliU eclcurated tobacco nnd rend tho coupon wlilcli .71 v n list of valuable pres ents ond how to get them. OBJECT LESSONS SILVER. W. H. Sebastian Tells of Progress in Mexico. Los ANoixos, July 24. W. II. Se bastian, general manager for W. .T. Urandcnsteln & Co., tea Importers of San Francisco, has Just returned from an extended trip through Mexico. One result or his trip was to convert him from an ardent gold man to an advocato of silver. In connec tion with his change of mind oil llnanclal matters, he said: "When I went out om this trip I was a full-Hedged gold bug, but have returned a free silver man. I found Mexico one of the most propcrous countries In tho world. Old adobes that have stood Tor 100 years and over arc being torn down and in their placo arc being erected magnificent business blocks. They are doing llttlo U nny trado with Europe for tho reason that they arc manufacturing everything they need. Tho only thing you can sell Ihem Is teas, matting and Japan silks, and In a short time they will ho manufacturing the two latter articles. "Eastern capital Is being invested In Mexico with good results. I round several Eastern capitalists who also went to Mexico as gold bugs, but changed their opinion as to free sliver. Why, rreo silver 1 consider ono or the best protection arguments that can be brought out. If free silver has dono so much for Mexico, which it undoubtedly has, it is good enough for this country. I could relate nu merous incidents of Mexico's progress during tho past four years that would stirpnso the American people. In ono cltyalono during the past four years tliero have been llfteen factories built and thcynro doubling their dividends every year. Tho Mexican central is making moro money than any railroad in tho United States or Its size." Your Boy Won't Live a Month. ' So Mr. Gllman Brown, of 34 Mill street, Gardner. Mass., was told by the doctors. His son had lung trouble, following typhoid ma laria, and he spent $375 with doctors, who finally gave nlm up, saying: "Your boy won't live a month." He tried Dr. King s New Discovery and a few bottles restored htm to health and enabled him to go to work a perfectly well man. He says he owes his Breent good health to uso of Dr. King's New discovery, and knows it to bo the best in the world for lung trouble. Trial bottle free at Fred. A, Legg's drug store. Sunday Excursions. Ileglnuing with Sunday, June 21, nnd on each succeeding Sunday, a special excursion train will leave Al bany at 7 n. in., Corvallls 7::t0 a. in., arriving at Yaqulna at 11:15 a. m. Returning, boat leaves Newport at 0;:i0 p. in. Train leaves yaqulna at 7 p. m., arriving at Corvallls at 10 p. m. nnd Albany at 10:30 p. m. Fare, good on this train only, from Corvallls, Albany and Philomath to Newport and roturu.91.CO. II. L. WAI.DUN, II. 11. LOWMAN, Agent, Albany. Agent, Corvallls. Edwin Stone, Manager, Corvallls. Corvallls, Juno 17, lSOO. Our stock ol tan closod out before- tho Seo Krausso llros. shoes must bo season is over. Htr Special Rates. Seo Boise & Barker, agents for tho O. R. & N, and Union Pacltlo railways regurdlng special round trip rates to tho Republican national convention at St. Louis, tho Democratic national convention at Chicago, Peoples party convention at SU Louis, national con vention Y. P. S. C. E. at Washington, D. 0 National educational Assocla- Inn nr. llnffnln. TC. V nn.l n a i national encampment at St.' Paul! wiiiii. uibukkvw Krausso Bros, aro making cuts on tan shoes. utf Soao Foam Washinc PowrW will not make the clothes yel low, nor burnithc hands, - -i - ' - -' mm 1 1 GENUINE VvSl 'I yT L -T.rYT-T""! w$K8 WANT SEE niB Notice. In pursuance of the requirements of the law approved February 2.1, 1S80, notice Is hereby given that the follow ing list of county warrants Issued seven years prior to July 1, 1890, have not been prescnieu inr paymuub uuu those enclosed in parenthesis having been uncalled for and still rcninlning In my hand and custody, nnd unless so presented for payment at the olllce or the county treasurer, or Marlon county, Oregon, on or beroro August 29, 1800, said warrants will be can celled and payment therein will bo refused, all In accordance with tho re (liilrcmcntsor said law. 5980, Capital Adventure Co., July, 1888,80.70. 0129, S.W. Morgan, July, 1888, $8.40. 7279, Wilson I) McNary, December, 18S8, $5. 7401, W. 15. Simpson, January, 1889, 7718. 11. Phelps: January, 1889, $110. 7784, J. W. Thomas, February, 1889, $5 8540, 1). W. Yoder, May, 1889, $2.75. (WAUKANTS UNCALI.KI) I'OU.) (8159, L.A. Verinech.Maich 18, 1889 $5.40.) (7835, W. II. Trulllngcr, February 7, $189, $1.) (7530, Dan Rogers, January 11, 1889, 28.70.) (0007, Oscar Runnels, October 5, 1888,81.) (0547, L. D. Pitman, October u, 1888, (800i, Alice A. Omeg, May 13, 1889, $2.00.) (0101, John A. Mclutlie, Atigut 8, 1888 $ ) (0358, Gad Miller, September 7, 1888, $1.) (7380. Ilourutta Late, December 8. 1888, $1.70.) (0120, B. F. llolllday, July 9, 18S8, $1.70.) (8222, E. N. Girard, March 0, 1889, $1.50.) (8031, Ganes FMeher, May 13, 1839, $1.70.) (0555, John Flynn, October 5, 1838, (0357", A. Ecler, September 7, 1888, $1.) 0119, Chas Cauflcld, September 10, 1888. $1.) (7813, Lowls Burtinnii, February 8, 1880, $1.50.) (7540, Win. Brown, January 11, 1880, $1.70.) (0351, Barnard Burtonshaw,Septcm- oer 1, j ooo, i. iu.) Dated this 30th day or June, A. D 1890. L. V. Eiilkn, Clerk. A Milion Gold Dollars Would not bring happiness to the person suffering wilh ilvsnensln. lint IFnmlU Hir. saprilla has cured many thousands of cases of win uisease. it tones tnc stomacu, regulates the bowels and puts ail 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 with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. 25 cents. Almost O Distracted rTVlD YOU EVET. suffer from real net f.Jt vouMiewf Wheuoverynervefceemod to qulvor with n peculiar, creepy icellDff, Drt In ono plnco, and then another and all seemed finally to coucontrate In a. vrrlthlnsjumblo in tho brain, and you be. come irritable, fretful and pcevlshi to bo followed by on Impotent, weakened coudl. tlon of tho norvo centers, ringing lu the oars, uudslieplcss, mlsornbla nlghu? Dr. Allies' "" Eufcuo Series, Nervine oimonion bt,, Elk hart, Ind., saysi "Ner vous troubles had made mo nearly lnsano and physicians trcra unablo tn filn tvA f .. Restores Health..., was almost pouo and ovory llttlo thine carried mo until I was almost distracted. I really feared I was becoming, a maniac, I Imagined allsorta of ovll things and would cry oyer nothing. I commenced taking Dr. Ml cs Kestorativo Nervlna and four bottlos of this wonderful remedy completely cured aw. and I am as well now as I over was," Dr. MUoa Nervlno U sold on cuarantca totbottlowlU betH or vmwSZtfS ViVfffl V X?T iw -j"-1' d W. MACK. - DENTIST. - Successor 10 Dr. J. M.Keene, old White Corrjcr, Salem, Or. Parlies desiring Mipcrloi operations nt modvrnte fees In nny branch urr In ci-pcciiil request, Peter G, Norgfen, (Foinierly with P. J. Larson & Co ) Carriage and xvngon shop, 320 Commerclul Rlreel. llrlng on yoar work, old or new, and have it done with a gu.iiuntrt of sailsfscllon, 6 20 d&w if DEPOT EXPRESS. .lcol9 nil mall and passenger trains. Hay. inje nnd cxpiess to all parts oT the city. Prompt service, Telephone No. 70 I AMES JtADEK CapitJ Transfer Co, HAKKY TOWN, I'HOI'. Express, baggage and nil kinds cf work done promptly. Leave Orders at Pattern's More 12 iOHEYTOLOAN On farm land security. Special rates on large loans. Loans considered without delay HAMILTON & MOI Umh Hank buildlnH. MONEY TO LOAN On city or farm properly. Over hush's Hank, T. K. VOHU F. VAN DEK UAA.N, Caentor, Builder and Jobber. 481 Winter street. l5fHard times prices always.1 C. H. JLA.N, II If 111! MT T nuuim.M 111 'innsrciil st , Salon Or B' .suii-l JI5 upwanls. I'antiJ upwands'Q Wolf r's Mineral shillings. HUDIIAKD. OREGON. The c'i lici'st mineral water In the state. S.ilem su plied bv C M. Epploy, at the Electric Grocery, East State st. WHAT IS SAID. Sonic say wc give the best meal in town for 15c. Wc say try us and see. Rom S. KICIIARDSON. PROP. USPSecond doo- north of Hctel Wlllamelte. SALEM WATER CO. Office! Willamette Hotel Bulldlno- For water service apply at office, llill payable monthly In advance. Make n complaints at the office. There will be no deduction in water rate on account of temporary absence from the city unless notico is left at the office, ncreafter water for irrigation will only be furnished to regular consumers using water for domestic purpose. Contractors for side walks, brick work and plastering will please read "under building purposes" page 17 of schedule of rates for 1893, Apply at office for copy. SALEM ) nn X am prepared to do all kinds of work in wood and iron. Repairing machinery of any kind or making and repairing stone cut ters, tools and edged tools of any kind made and repaired; wagons and buggies repaired, and new ones made to order. Horseshoeing, the best that can be done in town, hand made shoes. Plates and running shoes care, fully attended to. Call at my stand, at 100 Chemekcta street, back of New York Racket store, R. T. IIERSCHBACD, siA 1 VW 50 661ft ON THE DOLLAR. Ed, S, Lamportf 289 Commercial st Salem, Or,, Has bought the Frank E Shatv 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 SteamLaundr y Please notice,the cut in prices on the iollowingi aniris, plain .....loccms TJnder shirts , 5toiocents oocks, per pair , 3 ceou Handkerchiefs ,....! cent Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen, and other work in proportion. Flannels and other work in"! ill 111) lilllJWH telligently washed by hand, Col J, Olmsted Prop, mmmmmwi mWmmmm WaBmm Bmi3 7 Commercial ,. ' 1 - lnn rw.1 The chiHiMst aril, lr.i . lured. MaletiBhih. ., ,-. "J .l equal t ,0, ij)cw,t,i 4,1" Cnll for it at II V, s,n.m'?. .t,M H, -, . ' " "HI III! rHi lyi'KEB DELIVERY , W LZ U MIES KE, ?m l!.1Jr in oil ll. .I- ., t... ' ."'' I.trl'rc4hsauir a nm&t 1 171 TOMMEKflAl sf EAST AND SOI VIA Shasta Routi w im Sou.horn Pacific ti Callluinla Kxnren Ptun Unn.l.,. Portland and San Frucuco. AIkivc train tun l l'jiPn.,l.) r City, Wo dburti, Silem, Turner, Vxd iciicrson, Aiuany, Aiwn; junctiai.Tq Shedils, HaUey, Harriiburg, Joxtus 1 r,ugcne, v,reswii, uraio, snj tii from Koscburg to Ashland, incisure RQSEHUKQ HAIL DAILY. South . Mij 8:30 11.111. lliOOit.ui. ,5:20 p.m. lv. Portland ar.Htt lv. Salem lv. nr. Hoscb'g It. !i)i SAI.UM l'ASSKNQEB. Kicb's Raspberry M WIMM rv.i South I I ycrtl 4:00 p.m. lv. Portland ar.lOJS J 0:15 p.m. I nr. Salem lv. f Wu? DINING CARS ON O0DE.V R0 PULLMAN 11UFFET SLEEPERS , and second -clan sleeping cars stucned to tnrougu truss. WEST SIDE DIVISION, Ilelween Portland and Corullis, 4i3j cept Sunday.) 1 1 .. i.t.n iTlMfli 1 7130 a. in. 1 i.t. iwiii '"r-M lic p.m. f Ar. ConrsllU. UWH Al AlDany unu vui" "- . . -r.L ...I IL P.ttn K1JM .. . .. 1 ,.b1K. .Mrf ! trains 01 urcgou .unu o. t- Express train daily except Soh; ' .... - -I lu I'n.llirvl Ar. I Jil 7,25 p.' m.' f ArlMcMiwillelfhgi TliUOUGIt TICKETS .. .11 ...i... in m FjitfrnSmC IU Ult I'uui.a ... --- , - . and Europe can oe ' "-jjj from W.W. SKINNER. toW E. V, ROGERS, h0.lMX R. KOEHLER. Msnsger. OREGON CENIf ,AND Eastern R. R. Comp (.YAQUINA DAV ROVTt -Connecting st Vtvb." STEAMER "FARAU? j Sails from Vsauinsercry. Francisco, CooiUay, Port " and Hnmbolt By. .,., , Passenger acoiaiai. ".,nuatt Shortest route betHrcentb"u and Califsmia. .ititi Fare from Altanr , F.dseoi Cabin. $ & Day, cabin JSj round InpiP1 cial- .r.o niVblO?... "s The Alrnni it dock tor "Mffiuhf he steamer .',M,J.M und the steamer -",,.,;. .A .lmvn river po'"1' " 7 Weduesdays nd FrldsTJ- 1 rnWIN STONE, M8. h.vZlm "" .:....- c... Kirerm'"".-.i balem TsffiMk smm awa'stwses SiWaaa-saBjsai meire?;;, uMM2Z Li eto8fiJ!iS! T ai SWD TTl A te ?r.r:, mn lulWtTf AreflndcompliX dor. "' m- nLDDD m D M4syWfl' Wi -