t.
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i w-.'.,i j in :;, i h, xiiiiimuLii ! i naMi ir i
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Shortens
Lengthens
Genuine is sold in tins with trade marks "CotMene." and steer's
head in cotton-plant wreath on every tin.
THE N. K. FAIHBANK COMPANY.
n. toiii.
Chlraii),
Montreal,
Ojily Capital Journal
Oj IIOKICU UKOrilKS
K.IIIMY, A VIA' :r, I Slid.
CLKiVS roilCKT.i I1IMSKLK.
Henry Clew, the New Vnrk bmikur
win In eniMtnntly writing for the
press, mid whim; Htouk In initio Is to
lull in th. it mi. lor frdu eolnitge we
will luvo 60 cent dollars, puts Ills foot
In It In his letter of July 2..
Iluprovus that his past statements
huvo lisun unsound and that our dol
lar would he worth as mtiuli as a gold
dollar. Head his statement:
"Tliu enactment, of a free, Inde
pondent HI tn 1 silver law would work
nut Itttown di'slrtii-tlon hy tin' follow
ing means, oven Independent of
etliers:
"At the present lliuothe Mexican
silver dollar IiiIiiks In this country
only about Til cents In exchange for
our silver dollar, althotiKh It contains
a larger timnlty of silver than ours
does. It Is simply taken hero at Its
commercial value whereas tho United
iStates silver dollar goes In Mexico In
Its purchaslm,' power for two of their
dollars. It Is quite evident, tlieiefure,
If the United States K'ovcrnmcut
should pass a freo and Independent
1(1 to 1 coinage law, the Mexican kov
ernmeut would, If they arc smart,
Immediately passu law to adopt the
United States dollar as the money of
their country In substitution of their
presout standard, and make It mand
atory for all Mexican silver dollars to
lie forwarded to the United States
mint to bo converted Into United
State dollars. The Mexican dollar,
now only worth M cents, after hclnir
melted down by the United States
mint and coined Into United Slates
dollars would bo worth double lis
present value, have twice tho pur
rhaslni; power and would carry as
well a credit of 2 cents, that bohn?
tho bullion value of the Mexican dol
lar above the United States dollar."
A CONSISTENT LIAR.
The Orogonlan keeps Insisting that
under free coinage tho Mexicans will
bring thclrMlvor bullion to our mints
and get gold for Ilium, and thus take
our gold out of the country. Thus It
nails Its own He that our dollars will
ho 50 cent dollars under freo coinage,
Hut admitting that such would bo
the case, the Mexican would have to
take silver dollars for his sliver bul
lion, and before ho could trade those
for gold ho would be compelled to do
considerable business In this country.
Hut when tho great gold paper iiiudo
this statement It also forgot that It
has always said that gold will go to
a premium under five coinage. If
this should lo trim tho other would
be Impossible, and vice versa. Ho the
editor of tho Oivgoulau writes him
self down as a mlsrcprcscntcr In
cither cusc,-nnd ho can urobably piovo
It.
Wanted All girls to know thaflloo
Cake" will not make their hands red
llko common soap. Save tho wrappers.
Thoy nro worth n cent npleco. 0 tr
Children Cry for
'itcher's Cattorfiii v
Your Food,
Your Life
Ran Vranrliro,
I'orlUaJ, Ortgoa.
Camp John , Logan at Mchama.
KniToit .louiw.u,: I am requested
by the committee to say to the read
ers of the Joukmai. and to tho public
Kenerally that the above nau.cdcamp
is no.v ivady and In ample shap? for
the reception an 1 comfort of all who
may wish to honor tliuin with tiiclr
presence this year
It Is hardly uecussary for me to say
to the old soldier that this encamp
ment Hour anniversary and we expect
toseethum all here for several reasons-
Klrst place, the hand of nature
dealt lavishly with . this beautiful
spot,wIth the ever bubbling waters of
UioSaiitlain hIdl'Iiik Us lulaby alone
the south side of tho camp, unit the
chrlstal stream of troutbrcok rippling
on the north margin of tho grounds
with a solid canopy of beautiful vine
mapie over nemi, one can nanny con
ceive a more lovely spot for the peo
ple of the surrounding country to
spend their summuroutluKdnrlii(; the
few hot weeks of the season. Kvery
tlilne; forotir comfort rltfhtnt hand
and a chance to try your skill at hook
lug tho nimble trout ou every sldo
with tho bracing mountain atinos -
phcro to sharpen our appetite. It
forces tho thought to one's mind of
these Hues which runs thus:
"Lives there a man with soul so dead
who never to himself hath said, this
Ms my own, my native land."
It seems to mo that there could not
bo a more lovely spot on earth for a
ramiiy tospeniMi row weeks outing.
Tho encampment proper will com
mence on Monday, August II, when
tho committee will lie Kind to welcome
all who care to favor them with their
presence and will endeavor to have
good speakers and other exercises ap
propriate for tho occasion. Como ono
come all and listen to the bugle's call
nt camp John A. Logan.
Very respectfully yours,
J. It. F.
The O. A. C.
Tho Corvallls Times, after harshly
criticising the election or Hon. II. I).
Miller as president, In a two-column
article, says: Tho election of Mr.
Miller to tho presidency was followed
ly the creation of a position hitherto
unknown at tho college, that of dean,
to till which Prof. Hurchtold, the
oldest member of the faculty was so
lected, Tho duties of the dean were
lert by tho board to lie tlxed by 1'resl
dent Miller and his faculty. I'rof,
Herchtold's salary or $1,500 per year
was not elimigud. Tho selection of
l'rof. Horohtold for tho place was de
served, and it gives universal satis
ruction. Miss Helen H.Crnwiord. nf :
iMbany,
was selected 10 till a now
chair or elocution, established at the
annual meeting or the board. She Is a
graduato of tho school or oratory or
tho Willamette University, wIio.no
president Is a uulvorsltv man, and Is
doubtless lucompllshcd In her line.
She received eight vottw, four other
votes going to a young lady rrom En
gone and 0110 to Miss (lallawny.of Mo
Mluuvlllo.
"Herbert Condon, aged 22, Minor
Prof, Condon, was named as stouo-
gntpuor, accouniani anil private sec-'
rotary to tho president, Holsr. per.
fiotiul friend of tho new president.
His salnry Is ,000 jier year. Ho
takes tho placo tilled acceptably by
Captain Crawford.
"Tho position of college printer
falls upon George, Olark and Lester
Lelaud, nelthor in whom are printers,
and tho salary of each Is $500 per
year." i
COUNTY COURT.
JULY TERM 1880.
Continued from Yesterday.
John Knight, sheriff, W09.2J.
Jan Mlnto. treasurer, claimed.
allowed Md.Gfl. -
I.KOAL. SEllVICBP.
M E IVigue, Walton vs. Marlon
county, &.
V II Wild, Willamette University,
vs. Knight, $3.80.
AOCondlt, R I) No. 12 vs
man, &.
INSANK ACCOUNT.
II A Johnson, inauc, V.
DC'Shorman, Insane, W.
A OC'ondii. Insane,
J)rS It Jessup, Insane, W.
IV II Hynl, Insane, $5.
It II Hradshaw, insane, 920.
COItONKIl'H INQUKST IIODV OK
TB.VIIUKY, I1KCKASKII.
A M ( lough, coroner. .'W).W.
W L TtHie, Juror, claimed.
allowed ?I.
C K Wlikmau, juror, claimed, Jl.'JO;
allowed $1.
A I) Hall, juror, claimed. $1.20; al
lowed 1.
Chas. Moshbergor, Juror, claimed,
$1.20; allowed tl.
C V Corby, Juror, claimed, 1.20;
allowed II.
F A Ford, Juror, claimed, $l.'2i)
allowed 81.
Hntdford A liozlnton, witness, $1.70.
EJ Adams, witness, $1.70.
S Herry, witness, $1.70.
J It Reeves, wltnis, $1.70.
Amos Reach, witness, $1.70
AOhlho.T, witness, $1.70.
W Horuburg, wituoss, $1.70.
Fleldcn Jones, witness, $1.70.
U A Royiiigtou, witness, ll.TOJ
Renskle Swart, witness, $1.70.
Dr J L Shorey, medical service,
$5.20.
Walter L Toozp, hauling corpse,
$2.50.
COItONKIt'8 INQUKST ON IIODV OV
TII03. I.AL.OND UKCKASHU.
A N Clotigh, coroner, 931.15.
W II Gould, Juror, claimed $I.2C;
allowed $1.
C F Flckiln, Juror, claimed $1.20;
allowed $1.
Daniel Chandler, juror, claimed
$1.20; allowed $1.
John It Mitchell, Juror, claimed
$1.20, allowed 1.
John Wallace, Juror, claimed $1.20;
allowed $1.
O M Peterson, Juror, clalmrd $1.20:
allowed $1.
Jennie LcLoud, wlti es, claimed
$1.20; allowed $1.70.
George A (loss, witness, claimed
$1.20; allowed $1.70.
HenJ Howdcn, witness, $1.70.
George E Goss, wltnou, $1.70.
Sarah E Martin, witness, $1.70.
Mrs. W. V. Nicholas, witness, $1.70.
George E Estell, witness, $1.70.
Frank Van Hlnak, witness, $1.70.
Dr R II Hradshaw, medical service,
$20.20.
CRIMINAL ACCOUNT.
State or Oregon vs. Richard Kelly:
AOCondlt $:, 00
;Kd N Kdcs.
. 0 70
AODIllcy 2:i0
State or Oregon vsSi Chung:
A O Condi t , $2 50
Ed N Edcss 0 20
AODIllcy .' l 80
State or Oregon vs Richard Kelloy,
A O Condlt , jr, 00
Ed N Edes 0 70
AODIllcy 2 110
State or Oregon vs Robert Ere:
A O Condlt $5 00
141 N Kilos 0 70
ACDllloy 2 30
State or Oregon vs Edward Tracy:
AO condlt $5 00
EdN Kdos 8 10
AO Dllley 3 1)0
Geo Anderson 1 70
Jeff Louslgnout 1 70
MrTolpollor 1 70
State or Oregon vs Frank Erls:
A O Condlt $5 00
Ed NEdes 0 70
au Dllley 2 30
State or Oregon vs II A Herner:
A O Condlt $ f, 00
Ed N Edca 8 85
ACDllloy 10 35
Old Nash 1 -.n
Hert Rhodes 1 70
state or Oregon vs Robert Erie.
A O Condlt $5 00
KdNEdos 8 80
AC Dllley .j 40
Herbert Harrison 1 70
I l I 1M " . . .
i &' AK: J
nv miwmi
. . 1. . u WllliMlllllllllli
State or Oregon vs John
1 70
Ephersen:
W 00
A O Condlt,
Ed N Edes
ACDllloy.
to
mt
2 30
I Slate or Oregon vs Frank Erls:
,AO Condlt WOO
r.ur, jwies a 70
ACDllloy 230
WEAK MEN
c.yf?ED..AS IF BY MAGIC.
iiktiuw ui uui unliood Bltouia na at
onco (or a, liook
that explains how
full uiAuly vigor
Is OAallw nuli-Elv
.i ....; .t..t:
restortyl. Notaan
w rrirtnif from
cknrss can f.
Jc.rl to Ignore this
Minoly udvtoo.
Voolt tell how
full sirauuth. do.
veloiuaont nd tone nro Impam? tu emy
xr(lou of tho Iwty. Pont with twSltlve
tmtMhDlOALUO.,BUFFALO,H.Y.
, wMwMMiWMItwOMMw-
I BLACKWELL'S
,: ni Biac
IBSjjlKir v
fas. X-2- j6itS?t. M iV2f, 1A 32 . "T U..II
PAT Yon illl nml out toupou ,, "H f 7 ! IJNfV
Inside mch two ounce bug, fflt3'X'l pj-3
anil tiro coupons lnldrrh r& m llfil I I
ii .,i. '"" ounce ling of JllacU- ! i - jCjM -' J j ff rr
vrir Durham, liuy a ong - 'r Tl, ."--V J? iTJ
of (liU eilclirntrd tobacco ySU J$3fw'y
anil rcail the coupon which feaUjQsTOgr
Blv. o tl.t of i.Iiiabl. prr.- .Wi((7jiff rSWlll
jfenta ami how to eet '" I1 T f" ' '" 'F f ' '
State or Orciron vs James Young:'
AOCondlt $5
Ed X Edes "
AC Dllley :
lOD Hutton I "0
State of Oregon vs Frank Dlckman,
a O Condlt $5 00
Ed X Edes 8 -10
A C Dllley 10
O W Sandcrx ,
Hert Lash
Mary 1 Dlckman ..
V Rrannlng ,
I 70 j
1 70,
1 70
. 1 70
Rabb:
.$5 00
. 8 30
. 1 -10
. 1 70
. 1 70
. 1 50
. 1 70
State of Oregon
A O Condlt
EdX EiIes.M
AC Dllley
Clifford Mellon...
M L Hamilton
A C Dllley
Dora Bennett
s Kdward
State or Oregon vs Oeo I'hllllps:
AO Condlt W 00
EdXEdes 0 70
AODIllcy 2 30
State or Oregon vs John EphcrMin:
A OiCondlt 2 50
EdXEdes (I 70
AC .Dllley 1 80
State or Oregon vs Chas Deye:
AO Condlt $ 5 00
Ed X Edes 10 75
AC Dllley 55 1)0
LC Ilartmau 11 1)0
OFThayer 11 00
ChasiIIolsapple 11 00
Jas Coleman 23 30
John I'crcell 12 00
Sam Marks i uo
CEStarblrd 23 30
Mary A Deyo ll 00
State or Oregon vs Mary Fertain:
J Assinan $7
.-. I
J W'.Taylor
, 2 SO
I),lV-
W 00
, 7 (10
It 10
I 70
1 70
State or Oreitou vs William II
seu:
AO Condlt
II A Johnson, Jr
AT Wain
D O Sherman
Chas A Park
State or Oregon vs Jerry Price:
A OiCondlt 2 50
II A Jonlisou, J r (I 70
AtT Wain 1 70
State or Oregon vs Dr E O Drewn:
A O Condlt $ 2 50
Dr II E Miller 11 no
State or Oregon vs Ered Wirt:
A O Condlt $5 00
II A Johnson 0 70
AT Wain 1 70
Dr.W II Hyrd, medical services,
$17.
Dr J
810.
' Smith, medical services,
Intholmatter or county aid toC.
L. Clement, a pauper; petition or A
1$ Huddlosoii and others. Allowed
810 per month, E X Thomas appointed
disbursing agent.
In the matter or county aid to John
Fisher, a pauper; petition or A. L.
Cornwall and others. Allowed 810 per
inoniu, .1 ji I'oorman appointed ills
bit rslug agent.
In tho matter or the petition or
James Aitkenmnd others,. for county
road from an angle In tho county road
leading rrom tho S E corner or W II
Darby's land to Stay ton.
WHStnllh, L Miller and R Down
ing, appointed vlowers; H R Herrlek.
Jr, surveyor, to meet at place or be
ginning July 10, 1890, at 10 o'clock
a. in.
In tho matter or tho potltlon or
John Willis anil' others, for county
road from Salem and Glenn Mill road
toSalom and Independence road; W
Towiiiend, T. C. Davidson and J.
veneer appointed viewers.
11. 11. Her-j
rick Jr. Miryeyor, to meet at
beginning July 14, 180tl, at 10 o'clock
"'in the matter of the petition of s. 1
O. Smitli antl other, for county road,
report of viewers: road ordered oiw.it.vi
and established.
In tho matter of tho netitlnn nt ir
O. Porter and others for county road.
eport vlowers; road ordered opened
and established.
In the matter of tho appointment
of a constable In ChampoeR district,
Marlon county, Oregon, petition of
It. E. Kirk and others for appoint,
went of Theodore llontlnj granted. I
I WANT ,. Kiinn...
0Ett5unnflW
L)lumciT.
SEE?
in the matter or me appointment
00' or a constable In Cliampocg district,
" Million county, Oregon, petition of
(0 John A. I'lcard et al fur appointment
of Theodore Honlgcan; not granted.
! In the matter or tlie resignation or
J. I. E. Estell, as supervisor of roaddls-
( trlct Xo. 22J. Resignation accepted
and els Lundo appointed.
In tho matter or me report or .1. k.
Estell, supervisor id road district Xo.
22J. Claim Ml. Report accepted and
claim allowed
In the matter of the application of
Thomas Palmer, supervisor of road
district Xo. 50 for powder, fuse, etc.
Xot granted.
In the matter of the application of
Malhias Hutula for allowance of a
reasonable sum for services rendered
In bringing Michael Sdia'cr an in.
sane person to court for examination.
Not allowed.
In the matter of the petition of H.
L. Eberliard ami othos, I'orgiavcl to
Improve county road leading to ('car
Ins fero. Allowol !M to puichase
gravel.
In the matter of county rid to P.
R. Eeggett, a pauper, petition of C. E.
Roytou et al. Not allowed.
In the matter or the claim or Joso
pliinecounty, Oregon, for care of pan
Continued on thlr.l page.
MHMraaaMMVw
Arc You Tired
All the time? This comliticn is n sure indica
tion that your blood is nit rich and nourishing
as it ought to 1e and as it may Im if you will
take 1 few 1-ttt oft'ii rcai h'rxvl rutlHcr
Hood's .Sar.ipanlh. I'U itiiid's wit u liiat
lloo;l s,ar:urilu I'.t. mte.1 th.'iii of that
tired f Hint; hy giving ihrm ncli IiIomI
Hood's i'illi act enilv and tmcnoilv nih
1: 1 1. 1. -:.. . :.l. 1 ' f 1
ivci .wo 1JUIVC13. .mc mck ncanacne.
Notice.
In pursuance or the requirements
or tho law approved February ", 1880,
notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing list of county warrants Issued
mi veu years urlor to Jtilv l. laoit. huvn
i not been presented for payment and
I thoso enclosed In parenthesis having
won iiiicuiicu ior lino suit reiiiainiug
in my hand and custody, and unless
so presented for payment at the oillce
or the county tieastircr, or Marlon
county, Oregon, on or heroic August
20, 181M, said warrants will be can
celled and payment therein will bo
refused, all In accordance with the re
qtiiremcms or said law.
fi'JSO, Capital Adventure Co., July,
1888, $0.70.
11120, S.W.Morgan, July,
87270. Wilson I). McNary!
18S8, $8.-10.
December,
7401, W. Ii. Simeon, Junuury,1 1681).
Ct.
2II?,!1,V,l.e,,ns! J"ary. 1880, $30.
(781, J. V, Thomas, February, 1880,
8S 10, D. W. Yoder, May, 1880, $2.7C.
,0T-W'VBKANTS UNCALLED FOIt.)
V 40 ) A VcrnlC(;h'Mllrcl1 18i 1889
$180, $i ) iril'Ber, February 7,
80, $1.)
(7.V10. f)an
Hogers, January 11, 1889,
28.70.)
(00(17, Oscjii
18S8. 81.1
Runnels,
October 5,
onj? l. t in. -.....
i'.., ... i x iiiiuiii, uuiooor it,
188S,
1.)
sS' A,,co A" 0,ttC8' Iliy 13 m
1888, k) A' Mcl,,t,po' AKIM 8,
WWS. Gad Millnr Rnnt.....i..
1.) ' ' ""
1888,
(7.'180
Ilenretta Late, December 8.
188S, $1.70.)
(0120, H, i
Hollhlay, July 0, 1888,
l..O.)
$1,507)"' 4li,rcl1 ,8S9'
liftS1' Gn,MW F,8Cher My ,:). isso,
9i(U335,Jolni Flynn, October 6, 18S8,
(0357, A. Kcler, September 7, 1S88,
CO.i.l -r .
1888, $i.) wu,,ie' September 10,
lfc',s WMrtnmn, February 8,
OHIO !..... ,-..,. ....
(7SI0, Vfm. Brown, January 11, 18S0,
iJriJ'iMsI'tino JJllrtonsl,!lw.Ptoni.
1800?tC1 t,,,U ,t'h iln'rof iuj A. p.,
h. V. ElILEN.
Clerk.
Always FIRST
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
CONDENSED miv
zAJTssag uu,h:
....p.F0R,NPANT3 :
c. H. MAOK,
- DENTIST.-
Succmor to Dr. J. M.Keene, old White
Corner, Salem, Or. Parties desiring superior
operations nt moderate feci in any branch are
lnepccinl request.
Peter G Norgfen,
(Formerly with I J. Iirsrn & Co )
Carriage ond wagon shop, 320 Commerclnl
sticct . Ilring on yoaf work, old or new, and
have it done ullh a guarantee bf tattsfactlon,
6 26d&wtf
DEPOT EXPRESS.
Meats all mail and passenger trains.
ling.
mige and cxptcss to nu parts 01 lite city
ri
tompt service,
Telephone No. 70
IAMES P.ADEU
Capital Transfer Co.
HARRY TOWN, 1'KOP.
Fxpresi, lmgcage and all kinds cf work
done vrnniptly. Iave orders at ration's
More 12
M0NEYT9.L0AN
On farm land security. Special
rates on large loans. Loans
considcied without delay
HAMILTON & MOht
ltush Hank fauildinH.
MONEY TO LOAN!
On city or farm property.
Over Hush's Hank.s;
T. K. FORDJ
F. VAN DUR 1JAAN,
Carjenter, Builder and Jobber,
4S1 Winter street.
Ii? Hard times prices always.)
c: h.
LANE,'
.11
?nn
I
1 i-ii
1 1
j
J!
in "m mrcul st . Si 'm Or
J yNilu .15 upwards, l'nnuj upivnnds'fJ
U h Mineral hm.
IR'IIIIAKD. OKKGON.
'I he cH 'icrst mintrnl water in th: state.
Snlrm stt kdu-d Itv C. M. Kppliy, at the
Electric Oiiocery, East .State st.
WHAT IS SAID.
Home my "vc e've the best meal in
town fiir 15c. We kay try us and see.
HOI RMRANT !
.S. Kl llAKll.SON. I'Utli'
ccoml iIim' iiutth of lit lei Willamette-.
ivr:
SALEM WATER CO.
, Office) W llame'le llotxl DuiMIn'
For water service apply at oflice. Hill
payable monthly in advance. Make n
complaints at the oHice.
There will le no deduction In 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 watei
for domestic purpose. Contractors for side
walks, brick work and plasteiini; will please
read "under building purpOkcs" page 17 of
schedule of rates for 1893. Apply nt oftic?
for copy.
s
THE DOLLAR
Ed. S, Laxnpoftf
289 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 disposed
of at 50 cents on the dollar.
Sign of the White Horse.
SALEM
WAGON RBPAIR SBOP
I am prepared to do all kinds of work! in
it 1 KeP'n'B macmnery 01
any kind or making and repairing stone cut
ters, tools and edged tools of any kind made
aud repaired; wagons and bug7tes repaired,
and new ones made to order, Horseshoeing,
...1. ucji mai can uo done in towiv-liand.
made sltoes. Ptes and running shoes care,
lully attended to. Call at my stand, at 100
Chemeketa street, back or fTew York Racket
!tore
It. T. HERSCHBACn,
Salem Steam Laundry
Please noticche cut in prices
on the followingj
Shirts, plain locents
Under drawer: . . ...
Iti i "" )IUIUUII
Under shirts i . . .-,.
S.P"ff -- Mcentt
Silk bandkerchiefs'.V.V.'..V.'.V.V.V.V3 cems
- 1 i uu P"I0W nps 24 cents per Idozen,
nd other work in proportion.
Flannels and other work in
,1 ii
liSLlLUli
i. v J 1 llLk 1 1.
50
ON
Gent
telligentiy washed by hand,
Col, J, Olmsted Prop,
rnrnm WASHER I
7Co.,inierclalMreet.I,D0W
" sU: (,rew
Rich's
Raspberry Syrdj).
tXm
tSTVHEE DELIVERY.
WOLZ U MIESCKE, Prcot
Dealarsin all kinds of fre.h ant silt metu
tyFreth sausage a spccialtr
171 COMMERCIAL ST
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Shasta Route,
OP HIE
Southern Pacific Co
Callljrnia Expros Train -Kutidj!., betwen
Portland and San Francisco.
Ahove trains top at KaslJI'orilaml.Ortcai
City, Wo dbum, Siaiem, Tnmtr, Mum,
lellerson, Albany. Albany unction. Tanteot
Shcdds, Ilalscy, Harrisburg, Junction Citr
Eugene, Croswll, Drain, anl ait stations
from Koseburtf to Ashland, incloiirc,
ROSEUURO MAIL DAILY.
"South i I A'orth
8:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
g:20p.in.
1 v. Portland ar.
Iv. Salem lv.
ar. Hoscli'g Iv.
4:10 p.m.
22p.m.
8.-00 a.tn.
SALKM PASSENOKR.
liouth
Kortb
1:00 p.m.
0:15 p.m.
I v. Portland nr.
ar. Salem lv.
10:15 a.m.
8.-00 a.m.
DINING CARS ON OSDES ROUTE
I'U 1 .1 .MAN BUFFET SlKPERS
and Ntiund-cl.t sKcpinu c.trs iiuiUm til
ibrutigli tratiii',
weTdYdwisio.n,
lie t ween Portland and Cervailii, duly In
cept Sunday.)
7:30 a.m. I l.v
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Corvallii.
Ar. 1 6::o p. n.
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Ar.
At Allnnv and Coivallit connect nU
trains of Oregon Central ,fc Eistem Kiiirod.
Express train daily execj t Sunday.
4:45 p. m.
7)25 p. m.
Lv. Portland
Ar, I
cLtI
8:25 a. n.
5:50 a.m.
Ar. McMlnviil
TIIKOUUII TICKETS
to all points in the Eastern SlaiM, Camii
nnd Kurrmi
e can tie obtained at lowest raiei
from WAV. SKINNEK, Agent, sawn.
V.W. SKINNER, ,
E. P. KOUEKS, Ast. G.
, t.cc r.A.,
PortHnO, Ot
R. KOEHLER. Manager.
OREGON CENTRAL
AND
Eastern R. R. Company
LYAQU1NA UAV MUTE,
icctinc at Vaquina Hay wttlie.i
"Connecting at Va
Francisco & Vaquina Day Steanump w.
STEAMER "FAKALLUn.
Sails from Vanuina every 8 dari faSJ
Francisco. C001 llay, Port Orfonl, TrwiW
8np "senr' acmatodation, Kj
Shortest route between the Willamette Tillr
and California. ..,taaja
Fare from Albany or potatt tfJ
Francisce: Cabin. 56; steerage. '
Bay and Port OrforJ. cabir. J: '
Bay, cabin S; unJ trip. Z " JJ 'r
Clal' RIVER DIVISION.
ThciteamerAltoywIlltoto
Altona dock for up m points ,,
and the steamer m. w. ""K jj,
and down river points at 7 a m on su J".
Wcduesdajs and Fridays. q,.
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