CCi Infii foow K ."-HteSSSP r WSTEHsPtasJw Jp ntCtUIclnJCMrfcf k M 1 MaCUalraa"ai4aalr'll 'At Wtf . "a a -- . . yjiViMiriiiijjiiiijtiijiii'tiitiJiit Daily Capital Journal BY HOPER BROTHERS. MONDAY, JULY 27, 1300. JOURNAL "X" RAVC. Directed Upon Persons ond Things by the Good Natured Man. Gone to Europe for it sutniniT tint InR the uoltl reserve. " Tlio Hlnglc-Bold-Htiwuliird freo Htlver papers nro now turning tliolr uttun tlon to Reed roads, and other rural topics. Out of fifteen Republican Inter viewed In Sunday's Statesman four are for Iiryuu. The other eleven tire nlllce holders uiul 'jankers. Freo silver will reduce the American , laborer to the wages of the English worklngman, who works under the h1 mile gold staudardl . ir the gold PcmocratH nominate a candidate for president, of course the gold men will be fjorry that a squaro test of the question has been pre vented! . Hcrcnftertho Republican speakers will nolcnll them 'Topa," "inlddlc-of-..Llio-roiid yawpers" etc., but they will .i hereafter bo brilliant, .heroic, patri otic citizens! Free silver will make CO cent dollars, and ut tho sumo tlmo it will doublo thovaluo ot tho product of tho Bllvor .. nilno ownersi Verily; tho .gold man , thinks It a worthless nrgument that will not work both ways. Eugene Willis, as an advocato of tho slnglo gold standurd and high pro tective tariff, resigns tho secretary! Blilp of tho .Democratic county cen tral committee- In a very manly letter. Ho will support MoKlnley. It Is now reported that John II. Mitchell will come out for tho slnglo gold standard, Silver men aro not ready to believe that, as Mr. Mitchell more than any other ono man Is re sponsible for tho silver Bontlmont In Oregon. Ho Is nut tho man to go back on his convictions or friends hb a rule. . MoKlnley has so far refused to meet Rrynu In debuto and declines to make dates with thorn. MoKlnley evidently bellovcs In the old uduge: "He that . .refuses to light, aud runs away, may llvo to tight some otlior day." Ho docs not duro to meet Bryan an he woll knows that hoicannot copo with tho "Roy orator of tho Platte." Reo. 'Senator John Mitchell Is coming homo In a couple of weeks to partici pate In the campaign. Ho would stand just as good a chance, perhaps better, to succeed himself If ho stayed uwtiy. Mitchell Is nn nblo man and wo would llko to seo him re-elected, but If ho Is ho must make as few enemies us possible during tho cam paign, for a most determined cITort will bo made to dofeut him. Jeffer son Rovlow, Old People. Old people who require medicine to regulate tho bowels and kidneys will Mud thu true remedy In Electric Hit ters. This medicine docs not stimu late nnd contains no whiskey norother intoxicant but nets as u tonlo and alterative It acts mildly on tho stomach and bowels, adding strength nnd giving tone to tho organs, thereby aiding Nature In tho performance of tho functions. Electric hitters Is an excolleut nppotUer and aids digestion. Old Peoplo Had It Just exactly what they need, Price 60o and $1 per bottle Hi Fred A, Legg's drug store. . npest, lcMtse the teat IAIL BORDEN AGLE BRAND CWJttKiCe MH.K Send for thai llttla book. "Infant , ".HvsUhj" great valua to mother. Bent ' N.Y.CMriCMIMUC. , n Safes Mmt, New Terk I n ,)rr in"iin.T,,'iy' t'wAomtHinumm MWMMMJLWBrJtfgMgJMgi will find in COTTOLENE tli ideal frying medium. It looks clean and is clean and docs not sputter in the pan. Food fried in Ccttolsne is free from grcasincss aud richness. It is appetizing in appearance, delicious to taste and healthful to eat. B Then there is the added con sideration of lower cost. of Collolene docs the work of A lard or butter. THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, FORGET MINOR DIFFERENCES. In the speech of Temporary Chair man Nowlands nt the national silver j convention at. St. Louis yesterday, lie i used this language: ' A simple question Is now presented to sincere blmctnlllsls tlirouglitout the country, and that Is whether they will permit difference as to non-essential issues to divide them thus Insur ing the defeat of the common rausc or whether, ptcservlng their Indepen dence of conviction aud action ns to non-essentials, they shall accept the brilliant leader whom the Democracy has named; and, uniting nil the silver forces wherever organized Into one In vincible army, march to victory in Ts'ovcmbcr next. That Is the proposition In u nut shell. The vital Issue of the War of tho Rebellion was the perpetuation of an Indissoluble Union. Refore that, all other questions gave way. In tho presence of that, men who differed with the majority on various matters to which the Army of the Union bc camo afterwards consecrated, drew their swords and gave freely of their blood. United on one point, these dissenters from other principles subse quently set forth, said: "The one vital question now beforo us Is tho preservation Intact of our union, For that, wo are brothers of tho sword; for that, wo forgot for tho time being all differences; for that, wo will march on conquering and to conquer. Let tho bugles sing truce on nil minor discussions. 'Our country undivided and Indivisible, bo our watchword nnd our rallying cry." And so tho silver mon, armed in the right, panoplied with justice, ana und crowned with everlasting truth, say: "Wo aro companion crusaders In this cause of tho people. As our dear brothers, living nnd deud, fought to preserve this union from rebellious hands that would tear It nsuddor so shall wo forgottlng nil minor dif ferences, laying nstdo all trivial jeal ousies, burying temporarily all lesser subjects of dispute march shoulder to shouldor fur tho roprcscrvatlon of union, this time from tho strangling clutch of tho money gamblers; and for tho liberation of tho common pcoplo of this glorious republic from enslave ment to Wall street aud tho Roths1 chlldfl." Sacramento Ree. $ioo Reward $ioo. The reader of llilt paper will bo pleated to learn that there is at lean one dreaded disease that Kience hat been able to cure in all It ta.es. and that it catarrh. Hair Catarrh Cure It the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con. ttitutlonal dlicate, require a constitutional trearment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Into nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution nnd assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much fault in Its curative powers that they oiler One Hun dred dollars for any case that U fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address V. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by drugghtii, 7Sc Sunday Excursions. Reglnulng with Sunday, Juno 21, and on each succeeding Sunday, a special excursion train will leave Al bany nt 7 n. m., Corvnllls 7:30 a, ni arriving ui vnquiuti ut nun a. m. Returning, boat leaves .Newport at Newnort a u;30 i). m. Train leaves Vanillin til 7 p.m., arriving nt (.'orvalllu a 10 p. m, and Albany nt 10:30 p. m. Fare, good on this train only, from Corvallis, Albany and Philomath to ,llJMHH V (IUII IUl.lllUt9A.UV. II. L. WALUKN, II. R. LOWMAN, Agont, Albany. Agent, Corvallis. Erm'W Stonk, Manager, Corvnllls. Corvallis, Juno 17, lfitw. Tho dealer who says, "I have no Hoo Cuke- soap," praollcully admit that ho. does not sell llrst quality goods. If ho says ho has something "Just as good" you will know at once that ho Is trythg to sell you an In ferior urtlclo. There Is moruclonthlni; destroyed by poor soap than by actual wear, us tho freo alkali rots tho cloth. Hoo Cak'o contains nol titer freo alkali nor worthless tilling. Children Cry for Pltohar'a Cantor!. STATE NEWS. The Rattlebhlp Oregon may yet be In Astoria for regatta day. The Rurns Times has been sold nnd relegated ton thing of the past. The new empire cannery on Co;w bay expects to start next month. A. R. Conley, of near Union, expects to harvest 100,000 bushels of grain tliN season. Thomas Boylcii has leen re appointed stock Inspector forUmn tllla county. The 8-year-old son ofMr.Acheubach, of Albany, drowned Saturday while In bathing. The body was recovered. Mr. Ferguson, of Fulls City was arrested and lined $10 and costs for pointing 11 revolver at some children. A. A. Unruh, of McMinnvlllc, has received a patent on a crank for bicycle which Increases the power when going uphill. The 10-year-old son of James Powers, living 10 miles northwest of Pendle ton, was kicked full In the face by a horse last Friday and badly disfigured. At n church entertainment In The Dalles yesterday, '-Father" Harper and "Orandmn" Ward gave recita tions. Mrs. Ward Is 70 years old and Mr. Harper 82. R. Z. Rewley, of Sherltlan.a promin ent farmer, while driving his team down the bank with a water-tank up setting nnd crushing his leg and dis locating his ankle. Professor Knncmatz's silk station Is a busy place, says tho Coqullle Herald. A million little worms nrc chewing the raw material and getting ready to spin their cocoons of tho flossy fiber. The distance from Albany to New port ns tho bicycles go Is 00 miles; or which all can bo ridden except about a miles In nil. The road goes H miles north of Toledo, and considerable more north of Yaquinn. Green Rarntt's great copper ledge, on Indian rlver.has been jumped. Mr. Rarctt claims he has always dono tho necessary work to make his claim yalld and proposes to hold at tho point or tho rifle. He Is guarding It with 11 rifle. ' Whllo In swimming last week In the river above Independence, Glen Good man saw something bright shining In tho water nnd dived down for It. It proved to bo a silver coin nbout tho size of a dollar, made In Saxony, and dated 183.r. Five "pralrlo schooners, "loaded with ns many different famllles.sallcd Into Pendleton Thursday morning. They emtio from Sherman county, Neb., nnd havo been on the road slnco Mny 1. Thoy nro on tho way to Wll lamotto valley. Walnlo Johnson, nged 0 years, was missed from his homo at noon Thurs day. He had bcon playing on a wharf In upper Astoria during tho afternoon. A search of tho river was immediately Instituted, which resulted In the find ing of tho child's body. Josophlnc county friends or Senator John 11. Mitchell a few days ogo re ceived letters from him to the clTcct that "no ono would do more for Mo Klnloy and Iloburt" than he, says tho Grants Pass Mining Journal. Columbia George nnd another In dian fought with knives In Pendleton Wednesday nnd both were badly cut. Columbia Gcorgo could not lto found after tho fight, and It was said that ho was carried off dead by other In dlnns. An 8-year-old son of W. 13. Reld of Arlington, shot his younger brother with n shotgun, not knowing the gun was loaded. Tho shot struck tho lit- tlo fellow's head, tearing olf a portion of tho loft car and glancing off tho skull. During tho llrst or tho week flerco forest tires raged in the timber on the hills between West Dairy creek and Gales creek. John Mills, who lives near Manning postofflcc, In Washington county, emtio near bolng burned out His dwelling was on fire four different times, Their rights, title and Intorosts in thoclcctrlo light plant In Sllvcrton has been transferred by bill of sulo by Grant and Lincoln Davis to Coolldgo & McCInlno, bankers, for a considera tion of 3,10, which Included tho building, Its equipments nnd 300 feet of flume and tho book accounts. Are You Tired All the tUie? This condition Is a sure inJica. tlon that your blood Is not rich and nourishing as it ought to be and as It may he if you will lake a lew bottles of the great blood purifier itoou's tvusapatllla. Thousand's write that Hood's Sauaparilla has cured them of that tired feelinc by fiviog them rich blood. Hood's Pills act easily nnd promptly cniha liver and bowels. Cure sick headache. 1 i WEAK MEN CURED AS IF BY MAGIC. let una ot Lost Manhood should eend at wuvo iur IS DOOK !hat explains how ull nywly vlwr s easily, quickly and permanently restored. No man Buflforlntrirom vcakncss can at ford to Ignore tuts tltnelv nrivlo.t Book tolls how lnnm. .! . --.. li."'I "F"B" u EIIEmjMlQMUFFM.N.Y.- as?s moWM0""0900'! I S2 mi d E I Wmm'mWmmmWmm9mmKa I IUI"T1I J mm W PI 'V WW Utaiiiuiiiito lIMUillluikui Tho Best SmoklngTobacco IVsado gooo90oaoooC'03coaoooogoooi-g.oagoesooo''Oo IIERK MUST'S HOLT. A bolt from Uryau which hns not yet been chronicled by the home gold press Is that of Herr Most. The east ern iwlrl nress Is full of this achieve ment, hut for some reason the press associations have failed to chronicle this Republican gold standard ac quisition. It may bo with pain that the gold press will note this loss of "anarchists' from the supporters of Bryan, but they will sec that the language In which Herr Most declares himself, Is that In which the gold bolters fiom Bryan have usually ex pressed themselves. Most says, 'I 11111, as ull Anarchists know, a better gold standard advocate than even the most rapid AVnll Street Banker." Then this waver of the red flag of 'revolution" and "destruction" says: "I nm, morovcr,ln favor of a scarcer material than gold us the unit of value I would have the carat of dlamonds.lf diamonds could bo utilized, ns the ma ximum of exchange. As for sliver money, why silver Is so cheap nnd plentiful that shoe nails might as well bo put In circulation as currency. Gold Is the only correct standard of value. I do not know whether any citizen anarchist will consider him self bound to support McKlnley and Ilobart In tho present emergency, but I do know that the Bryan-Sew all com bination will notgnln any or our votes; of that I am sure." The gold stnndttrd advocates will pleaso care for tliolr bedfellow. They need recrults.nnd aro to bo congratula ted on their now accession. Ho and all of his can well be spared from the reform forces, In this campaign, for wo havo votes to burn. Most has land ed apparently Just where ho belongs. THE Chicago. July MARKETS. 24. Wheat, cash 57;v New York, July 24. Silver, 6Jicj lead PORTLAND MARKET. Portland, July 24. Wheat valley, 5 0 53J Walla Walla, 4950. Klour Portland, 2.85; Benton county, 2.8$; graham, 2.50; superfine, $i,2S'pcr bbl. Oats White, 2o3oc; grey, 2728;rolleJ, in bags, 435525i barrels, 4.57.oc; cases, 3.75. Potatoes.. Oregon, So()oc per sack. Hay., Good, to10.50 per ton. Wool.. Valley, 89c; Eastern Oregon, SJ7C Millsiufls. .llran. Jn.ooOu.oo-.shorts.tK. Poultry- Chickens, mixed,$2.5o3; broil, ers. $1.50 J.501 ducks, 2aij geese, 56; turkeys, live, iouc; dressed, I5aiyc. Hides,. green, salted 60 lbs 5c; under 60 lbs 44c; sheep pelts, io7oc. Hops,. Oregon, 2 to 3c, according to qual Itv. Butter. .Oregon fancy creamery, 3S4oj fancy dairy, 2530j fair to good, 17. Cheese .Oregon full cream, 10, Eggs.. Oregon, lie per do. Jieef. .Topstcers, 3.oo3.25 per lb; fair to good steers. 2XA2 3.5c; cows, ajiajc; dressed beef, 45c. SAN t'UANCISCa MARKET. San Francisco, Huly 24 --Wheat,n2Ko . w.t iw.v.., v..w)v-, wpivu, ,Mie(ur J7C, vauey, Hops 1 fops Quotable at 24c. I'otatoes 40W55cjier sack. Oats-Milling, 758i. SALEM MARKET. Wheat. .43c per bu., market firm. Oats .22($25c Hay., Baled, cheat, 7io.50; timothy. 7.00. Flour.. In wholesale lots, 3,00; retail 3.20; bran, bulk 11,00; sacked, 12.00'; shorts, 12.5013.50; chop feed, n,oo U.oo. Poultry., liens 5c; Spring chickens, 7c lb. Voal.-Dressed, zV, Hog$.. Dressed, 3K, Live Cattle.. tj3 Sheep.. Live, 1.25. Wool..Uet, i2Vjc. Hon . Best. 4W5c. Eccs,.Cash. loc. Butter.. 15e dairy, 15c; fancy creamery 20c Cheese ,iVc, Farm Smoked 00; shoulders, sc. Meats , Bacci, 7c; ham Potato t. .60c per bu Soap Foam Washing Powder will not make the clothes yel low, nor burnjthc hands, fsujsjBMOJafSsaimfmt 00 &J& this year in valuable articles to smokers of ESIackwell's Gonuino jrham Tobacco Yott will find one coupon In tli coeli r-oiuicc bng, nntl two cutipoi.i Inside each 4-ounce bng. Kuynbng, rend the coupon ami six" w to get your slinrc. Notice. I In pursuance of the requirements of tho lawnpproved February 2., 188U, ' notice is hereby given that the follow ing list of county wnrrants Issued seven years prior to July 1, 1800. havo not oeen presented ior iiuyiuuub " those enclosed In parenthesis hnv ng been uncalled for and still remaining In my hand and custody, and unless so presented for payment at the olllce or the county tieasurer, of Marlon county, Oregon, on or befoio August 21). 1800, said warrants will be can celled and payment therein will be refused, all In accordance with tho ro ntilrcinents of said law. 5080, Capital Adventure Co., July, 1888. $0.70. 0120, S.W. Morgan, July, 1888, $3.-10. 7270, Wilson D McNury, December, 1888, $0. 7401, W. B. Slmpon, January. 1880, '77 18. B. Phelps: January, 1SS0, S.'io. 7784, J. W. Thomas, February, lvn 8540, D. W. Yoder, May, 1880. 2.7" WAnitANT3 UNCALLED KO.) (81 0, L.A. Vermech.Mareh lb, ln $5.40.) (7835, W.H. Trulllngcr, February 7, $180, $1.) (7539, Dan Rogers, January 11, 1830, 28.70.) 1(1(107, uscar liuiineis, uciooor , ihqo SI 1 17. L. D. Pitman, October C, 1883, (051 $1 ) (8G04, Alice A. Omcg, Mny 13, 1889, $2.00.) (0101, John A. Mel nil re, August 8, 1888, $2.) (0358, Gad Miller, Soptcmlier 7, 1883, $1.) (7389. Ilcnrctta Late, December 8. 1889. $1.70.) (0120, B. F. Holllday, July 0, $1.7Q.) (8222, E. N. Glrard, March 0, $1.50. J (8031, Ganes Fischer, May 13, $1.70.) (0555, John Fly mi, October 0, $1 (0357, A. Ecler, September 7, 1888, 1989, 1880, 1888, 1SS8, $j. (0110, Chas Cmilleld, September 10, 1888. $1.) (7813, Lewis Burtman, February 8, 1889. $1.50, (7510, Win, Brown, January 11, 1889, 31.70.) (0351, Barnard IUirtonsliaw.Sontcn her 7, 1883, 81.70.) Dated this 30th day of Juno, A. D 1800. L. V. Kulen, Clerk. cfpecial Rales. Seo Bolso & Barker, agents for tho O. It. & N. and Union Paclllc railways regarding special round trip rates to the Republican national convontlon at fat. Louis, tho Democratic national convention at Chicago, Peoples party convention nt St. Louis, national con vention Y. P. S. C. E. at Washington, D. 0., National educational Associa tion nt Buffalo, N. Y., and G. A. It. notional encampment- at St. Paul; Minn. 0;8til-d&w ' Full DetaiJsJMly Given. A Railroad Official's Exuerlence. MR. EDWARD EDMONDS, Ipng cpn nccted with railroad construction In Nobra8ka,writcsi "My heart troubled and pained mo t jr 19 years. 8hortnoss of breath waj thoconsttuit aud most common symptom, lutensc.uxcruclatlnspaln. gener ally followed auy so vero oxertlou, Falntuws huuscrwtthoatanyappotltoi fluttering that madQ mo clutch my breast, aud palpitation tuat often staggered wa & If I would fall ero frequent attack. Again, overythlnc would turn black 1 larosofrom astooplne posture quickly. Sleeplavs nights with their Pr. MlleS' PtrattnS unrest woro Uflf r,t.a numerous and I could XlCdri LUrc Bot "o roat day or night. RPQtnrpc I consulted leading puy. ivoiui C slclans and tried adver- Hefllth tlscd wmedlas. Thoy 7.,, ," Svo mo no relief. Ono of Or. Mile' circulars described my case so acUy that I took Dr. Miles' Now Ileart J-uro ,-vad I nm now a well man. 1 iopa ?nnMbl0i v'tU brt dtseaso will J7 Pr, Miles' remedies. Mtuoy will mlto UetaUsot my oxporlonco." Eow. Edmonds. "5 W City, Nebraska, Dr. Miles' Uoart Cura U fcold on Kuarantoo that flt bottle benoflu or tuonoy refunded! To Be km Away CHJi2if' II teiCvBwjvtopS , ,. C H. MACK. MriOTlIM WSi iJENTlST. Succr or to Dr. J. M.Keene, olit White Corner. Salem, Or. Parties deslrltig tuperlot operations nt moderate fees in any branch ore In espcclnl request. Peter G, Norgren, (Formerly with V, J. Larscn & Co ) Carriage nnd wngon khop, 320 Commercial street lirhiR on yoar work, old or new, and have it dono with a guarantee of satisfaction f 26 d&w tf DEPOT EXPRESS. Ati'otn all mall and ptssenger trnins. Ba Cusc and ex pi cm to nil parts of the city Prompt serlce, Telephone No. 70 1AMKS RADER CapiU Transfer Co, HARRY TOWN, PROP. Expres, bnggaue and nil kinds cf work done promptly. Lenve orders at Patton's ttoru 12 TO LOAN On faim land security. Special rates on large loans. Loans confidcicd without delay. HAMILTON & MOIit Bank btiildinrl. lliuli MONEY TO .LOAN! On city or farm properly. Over Bush's Bank, T. K. FORD' F. VAN DER UAAN, Carpenter, Builder and Jobber, 481 Winter street. Hr.ril times prices always.) C. H. LANE, IltClM'TAIIl 211 C immtrcl il st , Salem Or "SnlH ?I5 upwards. Papts$ upWandj'J Wn Mineral Mm. ML'BUARn. ORKGON. The choicest mineral wnter In the stale. Salem supplied bv G M. Eppldy, at the Electric Grocery, Eat State st. WHAT IS SAID. Some say we give the best meal In town for 15c. We say try us and set. S. R1CIJARDSON, PROP. tnrSccqnd door north of Hctcl Nyillamdlc, SALEM WATER CO, Office! Willamette Hotel Bulldln Fpr water service apply at office, Bill payable monthly ir) advance. Afajce a complaints at the office. There will be no deduction It water rate on account of temporary absence from the city unless notico Is left at the office. Hereafter water for Irrigation will only be furnished to regular consumers using wstci for domestic purpose. Contractors for sldt walks, brick work and plastering will ploat-e lean "iinuer uunuipg purposes" page 17 schedule of rates for 1893. Apply at ofhcft for copy, SALEM ) nn J. M l am prepared to do all kinds qf work ip wood and Iron. Repairing machinery of any Und 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 bo done in tovyn- Jjand. made shoes. Plates and running shoes care fully attended to. Call at my stand, at too Chemeketa street, back of New York Racket store. It. T. HERSCHBACH, 50 Gents ON THE DOLLAR, Ed, S, Lamport, f-289 Commercial st Sajem, Or,, Has totjght the Frajijc E Sb?f fer and the M, Bcamer harness stocks at forced sale. $4,000 worth ol goods will be disposed of at 50 cents on the dollar, Sign of the White Horse, Salem Steam Laundry Please noticethe cut in prices on the followingi Shirts, plain.,, locents Under drawer ,....5 to jocenU Under shirt slotocepts socks, perpair 3 centi Ilandkerchiefs 1 en' Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents Sheets and pillow slip3 24 cents per doten, and other work In proportion. Flannels and other work in telligently waslied by hand, VAi Nil Col, J. Olmsted rrop, rwuninin WOD mw-MfBmftmyW-i .Mi!rrE3fo5iS . fliiw '7 Commercial ! ' B' POVS, Rirb's . Raspberry Syrjh; 1 ncclimcut article of the t,.i turerl. Made tight here a, S. 1 V" c.uai 1.) 11 ,or dee. j . - .a, l.lll Iit II Al IT " MlLf ISm 1 t 1 tFREK DELIVF.RV WJL2 & MIESCKE, P, Ocular. In ,11 U-A. ., ,., "MV &fZ : :z r"8"1"1 . lyicoMM&ainr EAST AND .VIA Shasta Routai OP THE Souiharn Pacific Cj California Express rmn -lamln. berj rornana snd baa Fnocisea. Khedds, MaUejr, lUrrhburg, JimM i.ukiic, Ull'tnili, Limn, SIM tin from Riueburu to Aihhnd, ioclusitj, ROSEBURO MAIl MttY. "South , ..SET :.juu.ui. iv. i'ortland ar. . f.wp.t, jiiuuii.iu. iv. oaicm it. I zjif 5:20 p.m. nr. Roseb'R Iv. I 8:ft)i SALKM PASSENOItH. Sotilli .None I 1:00 p.m. 0:15 p.m. Iv. Portland ar. ar. Salem lr. 10.1! lv fcooul DINING CAKS ON OGDE.S ROW PULLMAN BUFFET 6LErER5 aud second-class sleeping an uuMpi inronnn in;, WEsf'siOE D1V1S16.1, Between Portland an4 CittjIEj, diilj cept SundiT.I 7:30 a.m.! l,v. 12: 15 pm. 1 Ar. I'onltnd. Comllls. ATRs hYm At Albny snd Cornllls tctud 1 trams of Oregon Central i Euten i Eirrss train dsily excert Soadir, 4MSP 7US I'. IL f Ar, I'orilai.t Ar .McMlnnlleLTl TIIKOUOU TlUEft f m all noinii In the EatterB ! sw,t -.1 I'.,,A. ran !- (ihllinfj It lO'f ' Imm V.V. SKlKPitR. flrai, - I HU l.l" v . -----:- .- ClU. r n nnMFOC Au r. FiPi. o.... -""-"rwto-a R. KOEHLER. Msntger. OREGON CE AND Faster n R. R. Coif ,.r..HM lllV ROUtr. r."ri l'rancisco & WV m J STBAMBR "MM"; bdUsiromcur-.yr.f . Tl Francisco, i-ooi iw and Unmbolt Iby. Psssenger fcn,'nXTr.!iB Shortest route between ibe WBM and California. , . -mV Fare from Alba? e: ftt J" U Francisce: Cabin, so; iwy - :. .. ..f ii. T... .,1 lnrt 1 IflOTQ. tW" "l , i. Bay, cabin $8; round trip, W- RIVER WWflv ..The.te.merAlUn7wfe Alton Uock wr ,. ... r u J andthestesmerm.w"'-' .! ,lnwn river point" l 7 p VeduesdavsandFridyi. db r&jAya.wffm" M. l UAl.um t Salem, A smsss iir?KtSrt am.ut-j, w?iidVp5tMk..?Sl's-l IIMBIUIUr" i .(111 IVI. MroSr&7J5Srt. wr.cfMfts;sTWi mm sraauof iwiEr. mam haHHi H-.ikfl irnn" -i. cUo TZZ . 1 ravtatT: "TTrtOi fe'SJSS-tf&S iuS-' 21! WflML ..luL I w.rz.. wm "7 tiv.A ffSfWtf.?,l 1 ,r:i)-. KJi ..iaiVa Ti ml mm I ftt -L-3U PA F-TTm W Iretirusixfaa "h!' (IMIITID mmmmmm mfZ ' fmrn SssStUU HASSv" . I"" ,-r" luUtlW . MA 1 AaaedcWi1i2 7 der. ItP21 llSlf - - . iummi..i Above trains stop at Eautf nlinj,0ie City, Wodburu, Salem, Tnw?l 1HR0 B x jl. -m at a 1 w . m KDGTaU .ZL wrRR'ATuW "