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FRUIT-GROWERS.
Meetings Siimly Attended.
Interesting Papers by the Professors
Practical QuesiiM.
TJw Fmtt irnnwe seotte? I ta
a 1 sns Towday nrm "
of OtllUj: tiKeb' c ew
lo Won n Rlrea M esilrely, al
tiKia.r'i a wlefcanteTH exfelMt aad a
literary - w"101 prgra bad
beea prepared for tbe aadlewee.
AFTBEWOK SESSION.
inf. Cnrdler of the state oolksre
r.iH tuner on tree culture. M're
rfnrwfc oa filljife and fertiltilit?
tlwj ea praalaR aad sprajlBJT- "e
casld m merely ptaiK, spraj awl reap
rrelu The expert praaer, he re
mntes branches by tbe torn. I a great
enemy of all f raltrtfroirers . We eeed
4rwz bealtbj trees rt.
He beHcred la odkMH spraylBg
t produce a perfect fnilt crop, eren
oaa fe trees tbat aat healthy
asd thrifty frew gi retb aad pood
tfllasrec.uHnt Dfodece voi fralt
with all tbe spraylast lo the world.
St ray leu a not te first bat tbe
Ut eswenual of emd reelH Ib horti
culture. He would recommend tbe ue of
only the test sprayisjj materials un
der all circumstances almost universal
demand for cheap adulterated sprays
mil it nasesisry for merchants to
supply Uaeoi If ued eren with care
and at the rtjrht time, adulterated
sprays left tbe trees free ef insect
pvts. A large amount of spray did
ot always mean good results. 1b
leaf only a tufet-like or rair-llfce
tpray was Hi U pi on tree. Uoare
pr4y wjsnotorany value. It soust
f.JrtyflMtlnlheairtoklll fungicide.
Tfeefe was aol mueb bsneatin a spray
that ran off the leaves In laiye drops.
STo perfectly satisfactory spray for
all pests and diseases has jet been
dixurered. A combination epray to
02 an universal speclnc waste be distrusted-
An orchard Inftoted with
fungus dleaes needed a different
spray than one full of Insects. Apple
eap jiaa codllo molti could be reached
at the sawn time by adding Purl
green to a copper sulphate and llm
solution. Receipt for these sprays
vferelo be fonnd In the bulletins of
the Bute Horticultural Society.
Winter spraying as Indlspensihte
for San Jose scale, woolly aphis and
srrecn apliis. The important spraying
howcrerwas to be done as the bud-
were opening or Just after they have
tfot through blooming. Four or live
priyliv: a yoar were necessary lo
produce perfect fruit. The best n
auiU In gpraylng must be secured by
experience more than by relying upon
CalU"rnia and eastern methods. Prof,
iledrlcic and himseir were plying
their attention to establishing a sys
teh of cheap and eflectlve spraying
adopted es ecially to Oregon.
A number of questions were asked
and answered promptly by the profes
Bor. He recomended a coat of white
was with parish green as the best pre
ventive of borem. There ought to be
a law to ptohlblt the Kile or adultru
ted upraylng materials. Sulphate of
copper ouift lines made a blue spray,
sometimes green, showing It was
adultmted. It should produce a blue
or bluish white spray, when mixed
with w.iur Spraying destroyes the
mu on trees.
Prut. Hedrlek said there has been
irreat Injury to fruit trgei Irom frost
followed br a hut sun striking the
south side of the trees and ninety
percent of all trees In pruno orchards
be had vUltod were lojurcd by tbe rost
last November.
Except In orchard jon rolling ground
or trees over two years old. All Uio
orchards that wcro cultivated late
and full of ap were dumaged must.
Fire year ago t he mkiki thing had
happened und orchards how the qf-
feats of that freew. Italian prun&s
were hurt more than tho Potlte. Ucv.
George said many of his tree had.
do-ul nots. They Mtotued lo Iw In gotxl I
conrtliion Jti?l above the ground, hut
the roots wure jwrfeotly yotten. Pnif.
HcJrlcK Mild be could no mure toll
wjLut jUud. tliem, HiUoftSbe saw the
trees, ilia n a doctor could tell what
allwl a patient unlesshe ,jcaw lilui.
There wiica iuiis' nHMU uwt killed the
loots of tjrcci- a wjilte fifnjus growth
between O16 iuiji iind thb wood. Tho
Professor regreUaj ho had never scon
one of tho.sa'dccay,cd trers, bo able to
make a dlagn'()iis Qf It,
A prunugroVor, tro-ii Aumvllle,
reported afuugusgrowth o i oo s that
caused knuU or Koalas to grow under
tho ground, Mime as big as your IM.
WhHIsthe remedy?
Prof fprdlcy said there wusu romcily
and that was to take the roots up and
cutout Uiomj knots and thou wash
them wjth sulphate of oppiwr and
carefully put thorn back, and timke
tlvo orlx holei urotiud the tree and
pour in a few gallon of sulplmto.
. JXJljo AjtiiUVlUo N-'toiyjul mjiliod
.with tho 'remedy
'Mrs,' Wanda, Jhq SQyretr was
called out and made a short talk, and
wmmi P wftJi acECfta aOTt te
TonaJr trkfii( Mt fesi aai
wtt euay aasi got mimb w
tfe)egUfltwe.
StefrfMsJorr gt-e a glwt pracl icaJ
talk om4rjw? ptmmvs m IM .uJan
1 Jk
vrzxs or interest.
Tbc4fc4Jft ta tt Uat to
veimtertte&M fo be Sfc tmeemt,
Mlaa-
It fc?4M ywrs iaweOwwtaUapio
wwiwKd fronts ChrMiaae aw
baeTwte.
The postal receipts for Uie qtfcsrte
eariliw Man 31, we mMM.
Uelargastoa recor.
Rhoie Isfaai is le stele la
which tfee BsHWciKMAa gafa
ortr telr me of tesi orwber.
A typewriter bad JTatO ! the baa
Out bars in CWcao mwitUy. Sbe
ratbe typewriter of the seas! t of
tbe bank.
Oae lab of rala falliag over Use re-
kn drafatd br tbe Mlsstsffppt is
eqiMl to 2!,7SIMKMK0KK gaUoos of
rt-ater. Is ttmt all?
RaDraseaUUr-e Sayers: of Texas,
wjbIs tbe Gor&raawat to offer a prize
of t50X09 for aa eogiaeerlng scheme
capable of eontroiliag tbe 3II&5f5ippl.
A steamer arrived at Vancouver tbe
tbe other day with 132,0CO pouadsof
nalibat. Tbe saBeboat wade a world's
reortrd by catching 118,"O0 pounds of
halibut in a day.
Slriee the discovery has bseo made
that tbe Peaasylvante coal miners
bare beea discovered to be starving,
it is time to bear that Caraegie has
built them asother library.
Australia has purchased ?!9,0W
worth of Awerkan btcycies daring
Uie oast year. Tbe American wbel
is tbe best la tbe world, because tbe
lightest and tbe strongest, for the
weight.
In add It loo to tbe T!d Cross and
toe White Cro. there has Just oeen
established in Vienna a new order.to
be known as tbe Green Cross. Its on
ject is to give succor to Alpine cl Imberss
and excursionists In mountain re
gion.
John Jacob Astor has returned from
Cuba enthusiastic over the merits ol
if the island. He thinks it would
be a very valuable acquisition to this
country, and that an effort should
made to buy it.
A bible which had been kissed by
40,003 pertons In a new York police
court was recently submitted to a
chemlaal and microscopical test,
which repealed the presence ot seven
different kinds of microbes.
John Horrigan, known as "Praying
John," of Ellis, Kan., has made it a
practice for many years to uo out on
the prairie at sunrise and sunset, no
matter what the weather or season or
his condition of health, and there l"
offer up prayer His knees have worn
away the turf and hardened the soil
at the place of his devotions.
09 percent, of the salmon, if allowed
to snawn naturally, oerish, while if
artificially spawned 75 per cent, will
be saved. The reason for this nesin
the Irresponsible action of the male.
The female carefully deposits her
eggi.but tho maiearops his milk wher
ever nulls his lordly pleasure.
One of he questions that agitate
people along the lower Mississippi is
whether alligators burrow In the lev
ees. Crawfish frequently cut holes
three or four Inolios In diameter, and
lpeveshave been fairy honey-combed
and so weakened by their Innumerable
small holes that they have been melted
away under small pressure of water.
STATE NEWS
Malhuor county has a warm saloon
keeper.
Hrandon woolen mills are running
overtime.
Douglas count' Is advertising for
steel culls.
The Pendleton scouring mill will
turt next waek.
Wm. Hall, of Myrtle Point, died at
the age of 04, last wcuk.
iU-r. C. U, Cro-w, the singing ovan
gullst Is at Albauy singing IVjIius.
Mrs. Alvln Cialn, aged 100 years,
died at Junction, Monday morning.
The Eugene rogHtor nys thore are
about 1J0J? acres to hops In that
county.
J. L. Mitchell left for Nebraska
from Walla Walla with 1300 stock
hogs last Sunday.
A Douglas county man claims to
have out a pruno swlth 22 feot In
length, grow In one season.
Many Indians arc now making
their way from Sllou reservation to
llogue river to Heh for Salmon.
They will plak hops In tho fall.
Coary, the 4-yoar-old son of Mr. and
Mr. David Griffith, uf Wast Kose
uurg, wm drowned In tho Unipqua
rlvor. Tho boy wadod In aflor a
duck but got In too deop water. Tho
body was ruoovurtMl In an hour but
could nut bo rasusalttited.
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WITH THE U.OI O. ATHLETES
Hag e Pmspeet far Cfeaajeaai? Cap
Nd Very Flittering.
fader Ue beadiae "Calvcrsity
Athlete-Xo College Spirit. -Only a
Few Mea Worlda." ttte Eageae
Gourd prists tfee fotlowlag wbfch In
dicates tint la all prebabttity tbe O.
A.C.wffl wlatbe eaasipioosaip cap
at toe laler-coilegiate HW aieet to oe
held ia this eftf oa Satsrday Jaae S:
Koi Mocb college spirit isexblbtted
ta tMifTerUyatfetic$at te preseat
tiMe aad ealr a few asea are at work,
UxMito-U H time if aaylhiag is to be
aeconpltsoea, uat a. gooa i
actively at work.
Cbtleee aeea are discouraged, aad
Hive aot little bopas of rttatniag tbe
ehaaaptoosMp oap UJs year. Tbe
material Is oa baad for a good teara
aad ao forandabk oppositioa is aa-
tMnaurf hut. ltw nrhnl tmoble lies
ia a codW rules tsed by tbe faculty
of tlie University of Oregoa waica
places sweh dose restrict ks upon
aaoa who are f tied to eater tbe state
contest, which will be beW ia Salem
JaoeS, that it is alaiost'impossible to
get a good teem.
Another monster diSculty which
confronts University athletics is tbe
ruliaz of the faculty that none but
college graduates shall be employed as
trainers. Trainers wbo are college
graduates are scarce and come high.
!Nb rubbers are employed and the
dozen or so of men wbo are training
are doing so individually. Each mau
must train himself and take bis
clrance on winning.
The action of tbe officers of the ath
letic association who resigned last
week has been declared Illegal and an
indoor contest has been arranged for
to take place on May 7. A special in
ducement will be a medal. On 3Iay
15 the regular field day contest will be
held, at which time the usual run of
events will be worked out and suitable
medals clven. Tbe first five men In
each event In the field contest will be
qualified for the state field day contest,
provided the faculty will permit them
to go."
O. R. & N. New Time Card.
Two daily passenger trains are now
run between Portland and Umatilla.
Xo. 4, the afternoon train out of Port-
larwl it n nw thmiiah trair to Knok-
ane, and arrives at Umatilla in the
evening, continuing lo spouane via
Wallula, without cuange of cars and
connecting direct with Spokane Falls
& Northern train for the Kojtenla
and Great Korthern east-bound fast
x press. Great Northern Palace and
Tourist sleepers are operated dally on
this train. This train Is the connec
lion for Heppner Branch trains from
Heponer Jc. and all branch lines
north of Walla Walla, No. 2, the eve
ning train out of Portland, Is still the
through east-bound connection of the
rukJuFaclnc.butnow runs via Pen
dleton and noo via Wallula, connect
ing with Oregon Short Line east
bound llyer at Huntington. Pullman
and Tourist sleepers, also free reclln
nn chair cars, are operated on this
train to Chicago via Granger and
Omaha. Strs. Ruth and Elmore
leave Trade street dock, datly.connect
ingat Portland with rail division,
baggage checked through to all points.
G. M. Powers,
4-23-tf Agent-
Ojl'X SJ'J.- ORIA,
James and A ndrew Jackson killed a
large cougar on "Knowels creek Lane
county, a few days ago. M. Jackson
caught the animal in a trap, it broke
the chain and carried off the trap.
Tho boys went after the cougar with
the dog and soon but It up a tree
where a bullet ended its career.
CURED AT ?3 YEARS.
Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure Victorious.
No other medlcinocan show such a record,
rjero U a verltaMo patriarch, 73 years of
age, with stro&g prejtuuee toorcrcoine, who
hid Beort Diuote lo iurs. lie took the Hov
Heart Cure and i now sound and velL
SxiiDix o. Etoxc.
Grass Lake, Mich- Dec 28. IBSi.
I hTO been troubled with heart dUeaso 15
years or more- Most of the time I was to
bad It was not safe tor rae toco out alone,
as dUxy slU would cause falling 1 had
severe palpitation, short msa of breath and
sudden pains that rendered tae helpless. AU
physicians did fur tue was to adrUa Lecplnc
quiet In August lust I commenced taking
Dr. Miles New Heart Cure,
and bfore I had finished tbe first bottle I
found the medicine was a God-send. I hare
now UMdfur bottles In all and am feeling
outlrely well. I a tu 73 yearn ot age and have
held a grudge against patent medicine all
my 11 fa. but I will not aUow this to preTent
gl vluc ray te.tlmony to tho great cure your
raluablo remedy has wrought In me. 1 do
this u show my appreciation of lirMIIea
New Uaart Cure. AUUEL O. STONE.
Or. Mllw Heart Cure Is sold on a poslUre
cuarautoe that the ttrst bottle will beneflu
AlltlrujirgUtssellltatll. 0 bottles forlor
it will lo koaL potpald, on rocetpt of price,
by ilo Ir. Miles Medical Co., KlUart, lad.
Dr. Aliles' Heart Cure :si
Tutu- y , ,,
La JV
Hood's
J Are FfaJs ftnr nfC nam a g
! Bmks ran sad tj- & I I C
krs e&rrr " g I i9
Tkru, !&- tarry ta u-j-
Oregoa Sute Fa-r.
Tbe Oresam btate Fir for 1S67,
opeas oa Thursday, sep' rjr'-
aad coes on noay, ucw' - -
books are bow open for entries for the
fotlo lag stake races, tbe entries
closing oa May 1
TBOTT1NG STAKES.
For 2-year oWs. mile neat. 2 in 3,
for colts owned Ib Orezoo. Washing
ton, Idaho aad British Colombia prior
to January 1, 17. Entrance r2j,
payable &S, May 1. 1T-Slu July 1.
ISt;, and tld before starting. Added
taoaey 8150. . , A .
For 8-year olds, mile beats, 2jo0
clas.3in 5. condition same as for
l.nsr nlAs Si iAM.
Xo added money for walk overs.
HOfMSG STAKES.
Five-eigbtb mile dash for 2-year
olds, owned In Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, and BritUfa Columbia prior to
January 1, 1887 Enfance 5, pay
able U, May 1. 157, 810, Ju'y 1, ian.
and 810 before starting. Added
money S1S0. . ,,,
c". i- And mfto rnnnltlnnS
same as for 2-year olds, Ho entrance.
So added money for walk overs.
! CON-DlTiO.N'S.
There must be three legitimate
starters In these slakes to carry added
money. If less than three, the en
trance money will be divided 65 per
cent to first, and 35 per cent to second
colt.
Other races will be pubiisnea laiier
Address,
C. D. GABEnxsox,
Secretary, Oregon State Board of
Agriculture, &aiem, vrcuu. n
The Objection Not Good.
There are people who have objection
lo advertising matter In the reading
co'ums of a newspaper. The ground
objection Is that they do noi want to
read advertisements. 'ow this ob
jection is not good, for often time
these advertisements convey valuable
information. For Instance, how else
would the travelling public learn of
the excellent dining car service of the
Wisconsin Central lines between St.
Paul and Chicago, or the general com
fort of traveling over this popular line.
For particulars call on tbe nearest
ticket agent or address J. C. Pond,
G. P. A., Milwaukee Wis., or Geo. S.
Batty, Gen'l Agt. 246 Stark St. Port
land, Oregon.
CASTOR I A
Per Infants and Children.
Gsfci-
rillj
dgrun
bea
?- .i' trtrr
'CUcAtti "U
An Organ. Almost as good as
new. to trade for wood. E. 1. Part
hurst, 254 Commercial street. 5-19-tf.
Perfection in dying is only attained
by using Perfection Dyes. 21-6t
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock ol
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of crass seeds,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST A Knight Templar watch charm.
Engraved initials "C M L" and other en.
granne. Return to C. M. Lockwood, Sa
I em, Or. vj 31
FOUND. Pair of physician's saddlebags.
Enquire at JOURNAL office. 4. 26-3t
WAMTF.ri TTicrli rrraA iprtmnn irwl litMl
standing to act as Local Manager and State
Correspondent here, after thoroughly learned
our business salary $900 if qualified. En.
close self addressea stamped envelope to A. T.
Elder, General Manager, care Daily Journal.
4-37-im
YVANTFD.-Hjgb..grademan of good church
standing. 10 act as Local Mamtrer anrl .
Correspondent here after having thoroughly
learned our business sahry 000 if qualified.
Ejiciosc scii-aaarosvca siampea rnvelopc to A
1 - ciaer, oenirai manager, cire
of Dailv
(J TQ A
journaL 4.27.1m
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THE 'BUSINESS PRlNTER,'(-OrSaTS
Is Frank & cover. He is to be found at
Dearborn's, and wben found will do your
business printing quicker, more clearly
and satisfactory than any one here. 4.2oif
PERSONS wishing competent help to care
for children or assist at special housework
by the day or hour, call at corner Cou t
and 21st streets, or telerhone to Eppley's
grocery store. Terms reasonable. Anna L.
""CC9- 4 13-lf
MRS. N. B. SCOTl-.-Stenographer ai
typewriter, room 6, over Ladd& Bush
., - -, . . uuu
bank. Prompt atteauon to all cla-ses af work,
SOLICITORS WANTED IX)R DRTtaX
MAGE'S Tne Earth Gird.iv,." p Kic t
tour around the world, a thrilling story of
ffl.ra.rK and KarKamn lanHc Pin .m-.
- - B - - .v.. iUlllUU
Talmage's books sold, and "The Earth Gird.
icu u;s mcsi unu granacsl. DEMAND
ENORMOUS Ei-ervboilv mnlt lh, f,.
book only $3.30. BIC BOOK, BIG COM-
MlJlUrs. A cold mine for workers.
CPED1T GIVEN. FREIGHT PAID. OUT.
MIS MiKK. Ilrnnall Inth nnH 1l .V.
king of books and make $300 a month. Ad-
uicu luroumi ana territory, ine Dominion
Company, Star Building, Chicago.
3-29-3
Interests on Street Assessments.
Covering State and Oak streets, Salem.
la block 5S, Salem. Property owner, af-
nnf iin iim intwA v . -.-.
mwiw auk k aixj aaaas-a i.ai ui aiHi ci awrvi?t
iccted by these assessments will call at either
the hanVin.. hnnii- nf T,l R,,.. ..!.. J?
ficc of he dtyasutc-rTand make 1
ot the hk. A. A Lsi.
4-M-iod.
City Treasurer. :
&
P'H. MACK.
- DENTIST.-
Sac-essr to Dr. J. M. Keeae, old VrtAt
Corner. Stlem. Or. Parties desiruig wpi
operxaoca at soderxU fces.m any branch ae
in etpeoai rcqao-
Broker, room No. 2, Bosh bank baildinj.
fffiliff
W3LZ L HIESCKE Proos
Dealars in'all kinds of fresh and salt neats
Lard in balk, 7c a lb. Cheapest tneai in nc
own. Try them. 171 Commercial st.
m if
111! 11'
r
Office: Willamette Hotel Buildin"
c .. 4nr1tp at office. Bills
MV.1e monthly in advance. Make at
complain u at toe uuiw
C. H. DANE,
2ii Cooi-nsrcUl St., StlmOr
J'SuiU $1S upwards. Pants $ npwands'gj
BATHS ! BiTI!
IT11?n TttF! PRirKS-Ralhs t2lC
each porcelain tubs '4 or 50c. Miils'
oarDer shop. 2C9 -on,mercii si., oaicra n
CORN CHOP
AND CORN
at the old reliabli Iced store of
BREWSTER & WHITE,
91 COURT ST. -
ALK
J, GILMOK' ,
Successor toWhite & Gilmore,
Lime, Cement, Lath, PI istci.
Corn andlCorn Chop. aU kinds of feed.
54 STATE ST.
T. H HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Makes a spM-ialty of fine repair work, Sett
Thomas clock, etc., 215 Commercial Street
ThePohle shop, on corner of State and Kro-t
is now prepared to do first dais
AND GENERAL JOBBING.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Give us a call
I 12 im
POHLE &. BISHOP,
wm
NEW MARKET,
State street, near railroad. Freshest'and
best meats. My patrons say I keep the best
meats in town, 2 23
Hello!
SEE D, S(jBENTLEY.
If you want to move or want a load ol any
kind hauled or want a load of manure, dirt,
sand or crave!, nr cement limo Vn!r ni..
bnck or sewer pipe, see D. S. Bentley, cor
ner of Front anrl rimn.lM, o.t. . .:--
I " , . - vvv lUkkO Ul tlUU
?p l?lePno.ne 3- Also woc and coal on
"anw t ail umes. Urders promnnv attended
to.
Depot Express,
Meets all masl and passenger trains. Bag
gage and express to all parts of the city
Prompt service. Telephone No. 70.
TAMES RADER;
FOR SALE !
MORTGAGE L04NS
mw fin
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fence, good outrange, 135 acres in crons I "tractto ShSSSSJa JHleoa-
&, new ft&e vlSffiSSStSS
200 acres of rood tnttnm l-m -.it j..
ah goes ior J3,ooo on easy payments. For
further particlars enquire of C. M. Charlton,
halem. Or. j 10 d A- w im
A fortune made by a very small invest
menu Don't write unles )ou mean busi.
ness, but if you want to make money addre s
e rt WRS-A.C.M'CrjTCIIEON7
Sparta, Mich. 4.M'f
1 v - n .
1 smiis mi i- nil mil n
and stkrTnch in rttf,.,
' acres. The tract Tii Tmo5 lr .iV K 30
r..i .."" "P?04 !? "Ut OrCTam cr
SS3? i LrX
1 For BMieni. .SSiliTkLT. i?,fi.I V!tlT.
i, 1 r v..ij, ur,
m. - nMuitN iau .i 1 mill a.. ri.
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J&TZ: atr " Hotel
Wllametie.
THOMAS k MANN,
PROPRIETORS.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co.
EXPRESS TKA1SS RCX DAILY.
8:50 P Ml Lv .'.Portland .
ti.to pmVLv . Satem ..
1 1 .n A HI Ar. San Francitco
Ar iS:io A M
I.v J 600 A M
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ADOC UttlQSll Y v i-" ....-, "fc
City, Woolbuin, Salem. Turner Manon,
Jefterson, Albany. Tangent. Shedds, Halsey,
Harrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswell,
Cottage Grove, Drnnsandall stations from
Roseburg to A-hland, inclusive.
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.Mail tiains iai except Sunday.
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ccui niil aud Oaental and Pacific mail
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Kate and tickets to Eastern points and
Europe. Alo JAPAN. CHINA, HONO
UJLUand AUS1RALI.IA, can be obtained
t.om W. V. SKINNER, Ticket Agent,
Salem.
R. KOEHLER, Manager.
E. P. ROGERS, A G. F & . A. Portland.
Ilolds tbe world's record for
long-distance fast running-
After a Two
Days' Ride
It Is refreshing to step
into a clean, orient,
sweet, smelling train
as you do if you go
East via Billions and
tbe Burlington Boute.
ZSo dust on the car
seats; no litter on the
car floors; no foul air;
nothing to remlDd you
of former occupants.
Omaha, Kansas City.
St. Louis, Chicago
ALL. points East and
South. a
Two routes east
via St. Paul, Minn.,
and Billings, Mont.
For tickets and In
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nearest ticket agent
or to
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Portland,Or,
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