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Daily Capital Journal
D" HOKICR BROTHBRSi
FBIDAa, AUGUST 28, 1800.
Hon. II. L. Hnrkley will never re
sign his principles.
Next Sunday's Examiner will be a
K reat silver number. Get the Issue (if
August 30.
Tlio Southern Pacific will hereafter
charge 10 cents for carrying n bicycle
over Its ferry boats.
Salem women .should. organize for
Bryan and select a leader to take part
In the campaign.
The women like Candidate Bryan
for his devotion to and confidence In
his "country-bred
wife.'
Alderman Ulgdon should not turn
T. T. Geer's skunk loose Saturday
night at the nrmory.
Attorney General Idleman is not,
never has been, nor ever v. Ill be a po
litical!. He swears It.
No genuine frco coinage man ob
jects to Banker iMjirtln's object lesson.
It proves too much.
If you can't liitvcu Itrjim speaker
In your town to tell you about Inde
pendent American bimetallism, you
can circulate literature.
Talking about resigning? Nono of
the men who before thoprlmarles and
county convention were silver men to
get In; not much.
Alderman Itlgdon Is not as tall as
the tall sapling or the Waldo Hlllsbut
ho Is tall enough to take his scalp Sat
urday night at the armory.
Help tho Bryan ratification fund.
It Is dependent mi tho masses of the
people, having neither Bepubllcan nor
Clovcland ofllcclals to draw upon.
Tub Jouiinai. need not say It Is
heart and soul for the Bryan olectoral
ticket In Oregon. It has beon from
the moment Sir. Bryan was nom
inated. Tho Hryun clubs and Bimetallic
clubs springing up all over tho coun
try arc not tho result of Mark Hanna's
ten million barrel, but tho distress of
ten million voters.
Tun Jouiinai. sllvor supplements
at $1 n hundred aro going off rapidly.
Itulso a llttlo fund of dimes and quar
ters and rsupply till your neighbors
with campaign literature- up to date.
Nov. "Cyclono" Edwards Davis, tlio
Oakland Christian minister, who Is bo
well known tut Salem, as tho most
talented man In that church on the
const, has come out for Bryan and
bimetallism.
Hon. 0. B. Moores has a long artlclo
In tho Statesman Thursday on "tho
crlmo of 187." Head It tnrof ully and
noto that ho absolutely falls to claim
that tlio bill demonetizing silver was
read on Its Html passago In the house.
Tho Statesman does Its friend Jef
fcrson Myers nu lnjury,lutlmatlng ho
will vote for MoKlnloy. Col. Jeff.
Myers' candidacy for congress was not
approved by many of tho silver men of
this district. But no ono doubts his
sincerity or enthusiasm In supporting
liryau.
Messrs. Mitchell, Dolph, MolJrldo
Lord, Ellis, Touguo, Ford, Ooor.ot al.
aro to bo used In this campaign to
hold Bcpubllcaus In Him. forMcICln
ley and savo Oregon! They can't and
don't expect to cot u vote from tho
other side. Silver Republicans alono
are wanted.
ii in in. ii. ii ii 1 1 ii mini i i i in ii i I i ii 'I ii nu i.i
FAILING MANHOOD
fimr! itftd Nervous Debility.
"UVaVrKws of Italy and
Mind. i:trct of
l.rrort
or Kioowwulu Old
or
Vl
vounc. ltobuftt. Koblo
Alaunood fullr ltostorod,
Mow to fcnifr
Htrcnfltbou Wen
low to JsnmrKO pii
Itrenalbou WcV. Uii-
levabuM! Portion of
Hodr. Absolutely uu
falUuffllomoTreaimenU
Heneflu t dy
tcstiry iroui n omih "'"
ftountrfon. Baud for DvtattaHXS ,!
j)Uw.Uon and proof, mallei omJtwU r.y
t N3flwriA ViUJ
Men
ERIE MEOIOALOO.Hffalt, N.Y.J
MITCHELL AT WOODBURN.
Senator Mltplioll will Iwgln to build
his rallrdad to the planet Mars and to
swing Oregon Into line for McKlnlcy
and Uobart at Woodburn September
1th, the day before the Bryan ratlll
callon at Salem. Ho will not like Mr.
Gccr seek to put down tho silver craze,
but will throw himself Into the cam
paign on his prestige as a United
States senator and on his personal
popularity as a life-long free coinage
man, as tho pioneer champion of Inde
pendent American bimetallism, as the
staunch opponent of International bi
metallism, In other words, that he Is
as good a friend and advocate of tho
white tiieti.1 as he ever was l
We do not deny to Senator Mitchell
the right to construe the St. Louis
platform on which Major McKlnlcy 'Is
nominated to bo a sller platform- It
favors bimetallism and wants to usher
In the eia of frco coinage about the
second coming of our Saviour, when It
will bo too late to do many of us any
good!
Perhaps ho will say with Senator
WlUon of Washingten: "I crawled
onto the St. L011I3 platform the min
ute It was constructed!" lie will
will uuver say he stands on It. He
never say ho will walk on It, up
rightly with both feet, ho will have to
lie on It and crawl on It on his belly!
Of course, Senator Mitchell hopes
to win support for the .McKlnlcy plat
form among tile Bepubllcan advocates
of frco coinage and mining tho free
coinage Democrats and 1'opulNts, by
representing that the SI. Louis plat
form Is really a free coinage platform.
Jt Is alia mistake of Harvey Scott
and John Sherman and McKlnlcy, rep
resenting that it means the single
gold standard. McKlnlcy stands for
free sllvor! Oh tempore, oh mores!
oh rats!
EXPORTING GOLD.
Bunker McComack as stato central
committeeman, with four ablo Bepub
llcan olllclals, has been using his per
suasive inllucucc to cnablo the city,
county and state olllclals to punglo up
$10,000 In gold for export.
This gold Is to bo exported to Port
land to swell tho $100,000 campaign
fund being raised there to carry Ore
gon for McKlnlcy and avert the awful
disaster of an Independent American
financial systom. It Is In accord with
tho policy of tho sluglo gold standard
to export gold. It Is fortunate tho
Capital City has persons who can
punglo tho auriferous.
Salem Is tho only city In Oregon
outside of Portland that has any gold
to export, and the only class who can
supply It aro those who first draw It
out of tho public treasury. Tho bank
ers and Mr, Gcor's poor have no monoy
to spare, Hut Salem has a uover
ceasing frco colnago of $50,000 to $75,
000 a mouth from tho public treasury
through the public Institutions. But
wo u'lvo solemn warning that, whllo
tho gold from the public taxes enriches
those who get It, $50,000 to $75,000 a
mouth from tho quartz mines of this
county under frco coinago would
absolutely ruin us!
THE SALEM OBJECT LESSON.
Tho banker's exhibit In a Salem
Jowolry store window to prove that
demonetized silver bullion as meas
ured In gold Is doing Its work. Tho
crowds before tho window keep glow
ing. They aro now two to ono In
favor of what tho objcctlcsson proves.
Soon they will bo unanimous, Then
tho exhibit can bo taken back to tho
bank.
There has now beon put along sldo
of tho exhibit a largo colored circus
poster of Major MoKlnloy as the bank
er's candidate. Two years ago when
ho wioto to tho Ohio Farmers All!
anco that ho was In favor of frco coin
ago of American .gold and sliver, ho
could not have held the honored post
ttou ho now holds In tho estimation of
tho bunking syndicates. MoKlnloy Is
nil right as tlio friend (V) of-tho labor
ing man, Tho bankets say ho Is, and
that settles It, Let tho object lesson
goon. It Is doing grand educational
work,
New York failure,
Nkw Yoitic, AugK 27. Tho failure
of John Iiloodgood & Co. has been
muiounccd onlw'stook exchange.
OAMTOIUJt,
taialU
tie
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rzj&Mxtt.
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'WOOLEN' MILLS WILL OPEN.
Tin: Journal Is happy to state that
the big new Salem woolen mills will
start up In a short time. Orders for
manufactured troods arc accumulating,
and tlio mills will boon bo running in
Salem.
All reports that tho mills wore
closed for political effect are denied
by the manageis. The Waterloo, Al
bany, Ashland and Oregon City are
running day and night.
The Jouiinai. helped to raise the
$25,000 stock subscilptlon nnd has
perfect confidence In the fairness and
integrity of the managers. We were
glad to be able to assist even a little
to start the mills, primarily because
It would glvo employment to labor.
If all the Oregon Bepubllcan inciii
bnrs of tho lcglslatuie, who claimed to
bo sllvor 111011 nnd Mitchell men In
order to get nominations nnd elections
at tho hands of tho people last June,
were to icslgn their places would be
quickly filled by genuine silver men
Tho gold-plated blmetalllst Is grow
Ing less and less popular.
itucklon b Arnica iin.lv 0
The best Salve In the world for CuU,
Sores, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevci
and all Teller. Chapped hands, ChllblalnH.
Bruises, Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to
Live per fee satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents a box. For sale by Ficd A
LcGK
The Situation in Michigan.
A Michigan correspondent of the
:sow York Evening Post writes as
follows to that paper regarding the
political situation in the Badger state:
" 1 feel far from easy over tho sit
uation in this stato. In 1802 our vote
for Harrison was 222,703, for Cleve
land 202,590, for Weave 10,802. A
union of tho Cleveland and Weaver
vote would liavo come within n few
hundred of earring tho stato against
Harrison. This year tho democrats,
the populists and now silver party
vote will undoubtedly combine on
Bryan and bo reinforced by tho vote
of tunny silver lcpubllcans, which, on
tho basis of the vote In 1892, would
sweep tho state against McKlnlcy.
My opportunity for observation Is
limited and I may be badly mistaken,
but so far 1 see but llttlo In tlio man
agement of tlio republican party to
inspire conlldence. Llko McKlnlcy
and Huiiua, the original intention
was to dodge the currency Issue and
light the campaign on tho old fetish
of tho tariff; and when forced sudden
and unexpectedly to meet tho money
oucst on tho manacors aro about as
helpless as a driver behind runaway
horses with both hands too numb
with cold to grasp tho reins.
" To enunciate a gold platrorm and
then placo astrldo the party's back
for governor a Irco silver, single tax
Ignorant, cranky quack llko Plngreo
renders the situation ridiculous. Tho
republican party Is also badly handi
capped by Its press. Tho Detroit
Tribune, arrogantly assuming to be
the leading republican paper of the
state, Is, as Is tho Evening News,
published by tho sumo syndicate
rabidly freo silver. Tho combine own
ing theso Journals lias recently pur
chased tho Grand Baplds Democrat,
tho most influential democratic paper
In the stato outsldo of Detroit, which
of course enthusiastically supports
Bryan. Tho Journal, of Detroit, so far
falls entirely to deal witli tlio liuanco
issue In the way tlio situation de
mauds. Without a second democratic
ticket sustained and pushed 1 fear for
the result."
Can't
This 1b the complaint ot M
thousands at this season, fcii JJJJ'fr
They havonoappetltoj food Midli
docs not relish, Thoy need tho toning up ot
tho stomach and digestive organs, which
a courso ol Hood's Baraaparllla will glvo
them, It also purifies and enriches tho
blood, cures that distress otter oating and
Internal mlsory only a dyspeptic can
know, creates an appetlto, overcomes that.
tired feeling and builds up and BuaUina
tho whole physical system. It so prompt
ly and efficiently relieves dyspoptlo symp
toms and cures nervous headaches, that It
Hems to have almost "a magio touoh."
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is the beat In fact the One True Blood Purifier.
u ii rtm are tne best aitetHllnuer
HOOU S FlllS plus, aid dlseatlou. S3c
I
You will rtnl " coupon
inside rnrh two ounce hng,
nnd two coupons lnldo nch
four onnca ling of Uluclt
wcll'a Durham, lluy a 'ff
of till ielclrnti,l lulincco
nnd rend tho coupon which
glTM n lint of vnlunlilo pri
enti and how to get them.
And Still They Come.
Salem, Aug. 2d.
E. JouitNAt.: I sec by the States
man this morning that the gold stun
daid crow are getting down to their
work by appealing to the preachers to
stay by the big puichaslng dollar, as
they say that frco silver will cut their
wages liuj-wo.
It is to bo hoped that tho follow cis
or the meek nnd lowly Savior will ap
preciate this appeal to them tosonc
Mammon In these times of great dls
t less.
Probably tho failure of Brother
Orannis to nnswer one of his tlock as
to tho Sunday question between
Bryan and McKlnlcy, suggested tills
appeal to the teachers or the meek
nnd anti-mammon creed. If so, I for
one am willing to glvo Brother Gran-
nls due credit for catching on so
quickly to the true Inwardness of
things.
Well, Mark Ilanna, what next ?
ANOTnr.it MivrnoniST.
Feed the Nerves
Upon pure, rich blood and you need not fear
netvuus prostration. Nerves are weak when
they are improperly and insuRiciently
nourished, rure 0100a is uicir prayer ioou,
..! ........ t.tnn.1 Ann.. ItV tflltnr. Tlfwl's
Sarsaparilla, which is thus the greatest and
uesi nerve ionic. 11 niso uunui up mc uiv
Hood's Pills are the favorite family
cathartic, easy to take, easy to operate.
)i.Hii.r.
JUlm-H, II" HHItl -!(""
I Take No Substitute
1 Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
jm CONDENSED MILK
lbs always stood FIRST In the ntlmf
tlan of'tht American 1'conle. No other U 2
L"JuitaiooJ." Beit Infant Tool. T
ttr 1 Olllll l M-J
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window class, varnishes, and
the most complete stocc of
brushes of all kinds in the
state, Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of srass seeds,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PLOWl'OU SALlv-A good ridinR plow
kale cheap. Inquire of G. G, 1'ogue,
for
one
mile can ot penitentiary.
7 28 6t wit
TO RENT. Dcuble cottage on boutu Com
mercial and llel'evlew, two blocks from post
office. Hot water and baths; modern im.
provemenu. Inquire 85 Commercial. 21 6t
I'Oli SALE Oli TRADE. An clcnaM 12
aero tract of land in Hampden l'ark addition,
on Asylum avenue, Will trade for residence
property in oaiem, Aiuiress w., care jour
nal. FOirSAl.E OR TRADE-45 acres Inu
proyed farm land, 4 miles east of Salem, with
new houso. new barn, running water: will
seller trade for cheaper land, Address O.
m. Kceves, tu'em, ur. 727 im
1'oR SALE-Drivinc mare for sale at a bar
gain; weluht about 1160; good traveler. In
quite of Vm, llrown & Co. 30 tf
CARrET PAPER Urge lot ol heavy
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. lus
the tliinii for pultinu under carpets. Call a
inurnai olhce
Kindergaften and
Primary School,
Mrs. C. M.Ocle will re-open her kinder-
garten, including pilmaiy department In sep.
arate room, Also
Training Class for Kindcrgart
ncrs in September,
COLT TAKEN UP.
A thieo-year-old colt, bay color and white
star in forehead, war taken up by the undct
signed. Owner can hae same by provinu
property and paying costs. Call at place, 5
nines cast 01 saicm, on rtiactcnr roan.
8 22 im J. U. PICKENS.
lBLACKWELL'S
f MslM ffTl
mimwmmm r'
if W.r ( XH
I GENUINE VV I IWf 11
DURHAM VW y jh rfe. VS5:
M mm WsmZmk
itoWMrtnhi
at
WANT
(htoSS
SEE?
ON THE DOLLAR.
Ed, S, Lamport,
289 Commercial st
Salem, Or,,
HasJJbought the Frank E. Shak
fcr and the M, Beamcr harness
stocks at forced sale, $4,000
worth ot goods will be disposed
of at 50 cents on the dollar.
Sign of the White Horse,
Salem Steam Laundry
Please noticcSthc cut in price"
on the following
Shirts, plain u r-ii
Under iirawcs jtiii.ntm
Under slilrls 5 1uimiii
Socks, per p.nr 3 tcms.
Ilaiidkcrcliiof!. I eeni
Silk handkerchiefs 3 ""
Sheets and pillow slips 2.; cents per drii,
and other work in propoitin.
Flannels andj(othcr work in
tclligcntly washed by hand,
Col, J, Olmsted Prop,
WANTED. Solicitors for campaign look
"Dryan, Sewali and Erce Silver," authorized
by Bryan, written by R. L. MeicalT, Editor
Omaha World. Herald, appointed author by
Bryan. Contains speeches and platform, A
bonanza for agents, a free silver mine for
workers. Only $1 50. The only auinorlzed
book. So per cent. Credit given. Freight
paid Outfit free. Begin now with choice
of territory. Peimanent, profitable woik for
'pG. Address The National Bcok Conce n,
Star Building, Chicago. 8-1130 1
OREGON CENTRAL
,AND
Eastern R, R. Company
YAQUINA-BAV ROUTE.
"Connecting nt Yanuina Bay with the h'a
Francisco & Yaqulna Bay Steamship Co.
STEAMER "FAUALLON,"
Sails from Yanuina every 8 days for San
Francisco, Coos Bay, Port Orford, Trinidad
and Humbolt Bay,
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Shortest route between the Willamette valley
and California.
Fare from Albany or points west to San
Francisce: Cabin, $6; steerage, $4; to Coos
Bay and Port Orford, cabin $6; to Humboldt
Bay, cabin $8; round trip, good Co days, $16.
YAOUINA BAY.
The most popular seaside resort on the
North Pacific Coast. No undertow surf
battling absolutely safe.
For those wishing to combine hunting and
fishing w ith aquatic snorts, this resort has no
equal. Deer, bear, elk, cougar, brook trout
and salmon trout can be found in abundance
wilhin a few hours' drive of the bay,
(Reduced rates to all points,
EDWIN STONE, Manage?. Ccrvallis, Or.
I. C. MAYO, Supt. River Division.
M. P. BALDWIN, Local Agent.Altona Dock
Salem.
"I bring you good tidings of great joy,
which shall be unto nil people."
A "BIBLE KEY"
"The Plan of the Ages,"
This is the best work on the Bible, ever
Issued from the pross. It gives a complete
explanation of all the doctrinal subjects of
the holy scriptures, presenting the wonderful
harmony, simplicity aud beauty of God's
plans for the redemption of the human
family from sin and death. Tho work Is
complete in three (3) volumes, all for $1.
Address T. 11. LLOYD, 164 Waller street,
" Of- 7.17.1m"
SALEM WATER CO.
Office: Willimelte Hotel Dulldlnir
lor water service apply at office. Bill
payable monthly In advance. Make a
complaints at the office.
There will be no deduction in water rate
on account of temporary absence from the
city unless notice is left at the office.
J 11. . wuer for '"Igatlon will only b
lurnished to regular consumers using water
for domestic purpose. Contractors for side
walks, litick work and plastering will plewe
read "under building purposes" page 17 of
schedule of rates for l93. Apply at oflicc
lor copy
ii 11 .
THO RnR l;rneUn.n "
A,T vl.. .T ' "?"
ggwL-,y0
Siiceensor to Dr. J. M. Keene, old While
Corner, Salem, Or. Parties dcsltlng superior
operations at moderate fees in any branch are
In especial request.
Peter G, Norgren,
(l-nfmelly with ITjrLarten tfCo.)"
Carriage nnd wagon shop, 320 Commercial
sttcot. Urine on yoar work, old of new, and
have it done with n guarantee of satisfaction.
o 20 d&w tl
WHAT IS SAID.
Some say we give the bent nifiil In
towti for 15c. We say tiy us and see.
ucim
Ml
H
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S. RICHARDSON. PROP.
fSrSccond door norlli of Hctel Willamette.
"THE ANDERSON."
Stago headquarters centrally located at
"The Anderson" for lines leavlni? Salem.
Slates there f.r orders. All packages and
pntccls left theie'uill be cared for. Waiting
parlors, goou rooms, anu mean at nil hours,
GEO. W. ANDERSON, Prop.
Depot Express,
Meet nil masl and passenger trains. Bag
gage and express to all paits of the city.
Prompt set vice. Telephone No. 70.
JAMES RADER.
MEN WANTED
to chop cord wool. The Labor Exchange
wants n numue. of goou woou choppers at
once. Apply at warehouse.
B. J. SHARP,
8 4 tf Manager.
I. I-I. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Makcsa spialtyof fine repall work, Selh
Thomas clock., etc., 215 Coiimticial Street
MONEY T9 LOAN
On fmm land security. Special
rntv on large loans. Loans
ciiiHidcicd without drltv
!!A.i'l.lu ,1 MOI
;.vh i'.'u i(utldiio.
MONCfc Jd ' LOAN1!
On city ui faliu property, ''
Over lliwh'h Bank,
r. K. FORDJ
C. H. LANE),
211 C1.11 i- ',; t . Sxle 11 Or
fJirSults $15 iipum is. l'antsj upwandsrj
WS MARKS
yi
tPFREE DELIVERY.
VvLZ 4 MIESCKEProos.
Dealars in all kinds of frcth and "silt meats
tTtT'Frcsh Kausago n specialty.
171 COMMERCIAL ST
r- T.D. BROWN,
ii7 Commercial street. Salem. Oregon,
bI
jrjrvu
ONg-HAU SIZE OP BOX
P02ZONP.S
COMPLEXION PnwriFR1
I has bAAn fi. iknt.i -' a " l
! m Tirr."s .?-"? .7
' IA7znvis
I tl the tdOat COmDloilOn towderwhasutlfln.l
1 5?rt.iftJ?e.c,e?1T' elMul and hannlCM.
I a aelleato, lnTlblo protection to tba Xace.
AT ORUQOIBTS And VANOY BTOUE3. '
bua Ma iriien itm ai tbmrm. r
Dl2 G la k non.nolionoat
rCUUEiB !'let, aprmtorrba4
rmfldr for Oanorruam
taaTv tvtiitM, unntturii an
usaual m chrge. or nr lnlltnm-
iri.ta.'v. tlan. Irrit&llnn hf nlera.
Ihiniu iuUiIu, tioa o( in a 0 out meoi
IriltElWSCHtUieilCa cranw. Aou-Mtrlntut.
komciwuuo. oia r rHww.
or mm m pim wrapper.
HHflUNTTUUK
FOUNTAIN MR!
7xi5TtoiTiraarj
Clrculir Mat on mwtl
fffirsiifii
---VIA
Shasta Route,
OPBTHE
Southern Pacific
Co
California Espress Train-Run di.-.t-.,
Portland and Sun S...S"'?1!
Portl-and and" &rW
8iS"P.ni.) Lyr-PortlandAP
Mioop.m.Lv- Salem,-. A I.
10145a. m I Ar-S. Frisco-
Above trains stop at liastPI'enlTS:
K . . "I. Vuany- Albany lunctlon T.. '
Shedds, Halsey, Harrisburg, junt.'il, TW
Eugene, Cresw.ll, nralnfi' and a U.5"7'
from Roscburg to Asliland VclusWe
DHC if tiling . .. c
ROSR11URO MAIL r,.J
aoiiiu
iorth
8:0 11.111.
lliOOu.iu.
5:20 p.m.
lv.Portlatidnr.
iv. Salem lv.
nr. Hoscb'e lv.
2:20 p.S
8:00 U
ortb
4:00 ij.111,
lv. Portland nr.
wiKaj;.
0:15 p.m.
nr. Salem lv.
0:iMl fl fn
uiwiimu UAKS ON OGDC.N ROUTE
PULLMAN BUFFETBLEErERS '
and second-class sleeping cars attached ta.li
through trains.
WEST SIDE DIVISION,
Between Portland and Corvallis, dailr f
ccpt Sunday.) ' l'
7130 a.m. I Lv.
12:15 pm. Ar.
Corvaljis,
At Albany :nd Corvallis connect ml
tra.ni of Oregon Contral & Eastern RaiWd.
Express train dally except Sunday,
4:4c. l). m.l Lv. Portland
Ar. t Jut 1 a.
7:25 p. m.f Ar.McMinvillel
- I
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011.1.M l'ASSENnntl
ijoiitli T " TTjrrr-
Poitland. ArTKZTTTT
- wtu u. m.
l.r 1 me n
5.5oa n. 'J
THROUGH TICKETS
to all points in the Eastern Stile, CmkIj
and Europe can be obtained at lowett rtn
from W.W. SKINNEl'., Agent, Salem
E. P, ROGERS, Asst. O. F. & P. a
I'otllani! Or.
R. KOEHLER. ManaCer.
XI
'0i
k Si. Paul Ry.
GLANCE AT THIS MAP.
Of the Chicago, "Milwaukee :nd, St. Patl
Railway and note its connection with all
transcontinental lines at St. Paul and Ooala,
and romembor when going east that its wu.
are lighted wllh electricity and heated by
steam. Its equipment is superb. Elegant
Bullet, library, smoking and sleeping can,
with free reclining chain. Each aleepiM
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iU dining cars are the beat In thevwU.
Other lines are longer thin this, but nn
are shorter, and no other offers the shore J
urious accommodations. These are luffetat
reasons for the popularity of "Tba Mil
kce." Coupon ticket agents in every ra
road office will give yon further informttx,
or address , . .
C. I. EDDY. General Agen ,
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Through Tickets
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