Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, December 21, 1897, Image 2

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What, If anything he has done for Oregon, must be a protound state secret, known only to a few bcnell-eiarle-s and the (.cup e not being ben eliciariers, khovv iiuthluu abiut IU A Sphinx-like silence made bliu senator, but It will require soni" noise to re-elect nl m." Well lie is only serving his first year. Do give him a little time. It has been suggested that charity begins at home and that Senator Mc Bride would better be exerting hlsco erjries to get reasonable appropriations for the lurbori and rivers of Oregon than for the Alaskan miners who arc not really suffering and who, If suffer ing at all ktew what they must ex pect when they entered the Klondike countiy. There Is a certainty that the reports of suffering and danger of starvation In the Klondike arc greatly padded and exaggerated by sensa tional writers for the newspapers. Foreign missionary business Is greatly overdone In America and this business of pelting the government Into It Is too much. The pcdpla are nut Interested In the ancient and bitter qmirrel between Sylvester Pennoyor and Harry Lane. Toe war on I'cnnoyor comes too late to binullt the public except as an exam ple of how much can be said against a man by another who hates lilm and not liurlh'iu a particle. ?ruf David S Jordan, president of Stanford university, who was the lead lug expert for the United States gov ernment lu the seal negotiations at Washington last autumn, has given his verdict strongly against any such proposition a that presented In the bill Introduced by Representative Johnson of North Dakota, looking to the immediate killing of all or the seals on the seal islands as the readi est manner in which to prevent fur ther friction between the 'United States and Canada. The report of Mr Jordan, showing In a preliminary way the results of his Investigations in Be bring sea durlug the past season, will soon be published, and mean time tho following extract shows Ids opinien: "The fur seal Is tho noblest of all of the animals of the sea. Though they are sadly reduced In numbers, a nucleus of the fui seal herd 'is still left. Under favorable conditions it can be restored. The Prlbylofl herd lias yielded 103,000 skins annually, worth $2,000,000 or more, and without injury to Itself This would represent 11 cash valiioof $i,000,000. If properly protected, It will ugaln reach this value. To slaughter the herd ourselves hecauso Its preservation Is beset with diplomatic dilllcultlcs In which the fault has not all beer, on one side, would bo a confeslon of Impotence un worthy of 11 civilized nation. It would transfer to the United Statc3 alone and fur all time tho odium for tho de struction of tho fur seal herds." After all that has been published of tho cruelties practised in capturing the seal, it Is hard to understand how a Christian manor woman can wear sealskin- The Salem chamber of commerce has many Important committees but It will never do anything more Im portant than doing something to glva employment to laboring men with families to support. A Methodist church congress wus 3C Daily Capital Journal. 2000oJ The contest ends Schillings Best baking powder and tea ate Jbecanse What is the missing word? not nder and tea arc safe. Gt &VArJ'jrJ)aklnc powder or tea at your grocers'; take eM lk ticket (brojrgj'lkkct In'Yery packego of baking powder; yellow ticket Ii 1 ); send a tkk'ct wlti eftch word to address below lcfore December HC UntiPOctobcr 154 two word allowed for every ticket; after that ajf " word for evefjfck..r If only one jmmcw finds the word, that person gets jooo.00; If aevaral it, f?OQO.oo will be equally divided among them. Every,paiiijft rownoryUow ticket will receive a set of cardtoard weeping bbia t fcji a4 of the contact Those sending three or more ta enr Mvclope wia! jfcafv -tf 198 pockt calendar no advertising on it. Tk " rfr-lT 1--J.T 'riint' rrrr-tt rnlr" '-fir '" be different from the ones o b ltefestcwtot.Ji?$&'?t f u Better cut these rules out, M4mt; MONXYOL4CK. IAN FAHCICQ. and Nuts Grocer and Grockcr held In Pittsburg lash month. The moving spirit was Blsliup Vincent, lie long ago transformed the Sundr.j schools, and later Inaugurated the Ctiautauquan movement. Now It Is claimed that he has by the unity ot feeling manifest at tills church con gress committed many leading men to the progress of religious thought, to the doctrines of evolution and of Bible based on what is termed the higher criticism. The enngres- Is re garded as scrying notice to the church that evolutionists and higher critics are to be tolerated within Its fold and unmolested In holding and dissemin ating Its opinions. This lsthcphast put upon the proceedings of the emi gres by one of the faculty of the Baldwin university. lie says: "In view of wh.it not only went un challenged, elicited earnest and gen eral approval, unless the conservative clement of the church bog I us at 01.ee to call these men to account and to punish them for holding and dlsem inatir.g doctrines of evolution, and of ; the bible, based on the results of nigner criticism, it lssaie to conciuse that no mau In the Methodist Episco pal church can ever bo brought to ac count for believing and teaching evo lution and higher criticism." This means a new movement within the church, by means of which free dom seems to have been won in a day and with no disturbance. The con gress was attended by the faculties of Boston aLd Northwestern unlver- Mlics, ministers and college presidents aud professrrs from different sections. It was unolllclal, Besides the larger question referred to, there was dis cussion of the esthetic problems of modern church buildings, music and ritual and the practical problems pre sented by evangelizing work in the cities. The rank and tile of the uiln- iNteisof the church arc held to be unresponsive to the teachings of mod ern learning, anci tins congress 01 selected spirits took a long step In ad vance of them. (Jco. W. Trefcrn was named In the Republican, slty convention at Ash land us candidate for mayor. Asked where he stoodj Mr. Trefern said he was a Silver Republican at the last election. By a vote of 30 to 25 it was decided his name could not properly come before the convention. Tio San Francisco News-Bettor (Gold Standard MaKluley paper) has this on the unsetled state iof the financial preblem: It pretty clearly aDpears that no currency reform or other financial legislation Is to bo expected from this congress, becrctary Gage's proposals with all 'the backing the president could give them has fallen Hat. No body cares to father them, the senate's lioance committee Is utterly opposed to them, and few members in cither house care to promise them their support. All of which, of course, means that there will be no currency reform as long as the state of parties in the senate remains as It Is. For good or evil, our foreign customers, have got It Into their heads that our finances arc notsafe.that tho Immence stock of silver In tho treasury is liable any day to be paid out In full payment of alltdebti, public and private, and that government bonds and oilier public securities may possibly bo re deemed In that way. Of course, we know at homo how unlikely is this to occur. Uui we have chosen to say that our bonds are to be repaid In United States coin, which may mean cither sllycr or gold, .as may suit our con. venlcncc, aud we have backed this up by a close national campaign in which the use of tho white metal at tho ratio of 10 to I was tho principal issuo. That Issue went under, but It still holds its head wonderfully high, and tho late elections rather tend to the belief that It will In tho near future como out ahead. - Dllowcver satisfactory this may be at home, It does not rcconcilo the for eigner to dealing In our -bonds. To cap all, tho'prcsldent's very moderate December 31st. they are money-back. SAFE, although Sdiillinr's But proposals to break tlic "endless chain" I and rcmnvcitlic rauo by which the' treii.Mirv&in lUWuyn bacirnliier) of Its Kold. are received with "colilno. and 'stand not a liost of ifcliatibo of be cmhiutf a law. I ''he People 'sand Democratic County Central Committees of Lake county have Issued separate calls for a meet ing at the court house In Lakcview, .luii. 15th at, 10 o'clock a. to. The calls arc signed by M.J. Walters, and J. C'Oliver, the respective chairmen. IMAPaMMMkMi The men who deal In securities and warrants and live fat oh of tho peo ple's money will have to quit business If the populists get In control of the government-. In the county of Jack son uuder Democratic rule the county was head over heel- In debt and the county warrants w?re so far behind that they were hardly worth buying. Now it Is said that the warrants are at par. County expenses are cut down to one-half r one-third. Printing and- other work for the county Isonl) charged for at the same rate as othet printing and Is let to the lowest bid der, ine pt-puliM.s are Just spoiling evtrylnlng. Jackson county 1- no good any more. The Populists have done the Si, hjC with Clackamas ant Baker, that were formerly Republican. The treat .icnt of the Cuban ques tion In the president's niesfage con-tr-isicd with tho treatment of the Cuban question In the Republican national platform Is another Illustra tion of the familiar truth that "plat forms are made to get In on, not U stand on." New York Tribune. The Republican party pledged itsslf to si cure fie Independence of Cuba, If possible, jet the Republican presi dent has bent all his energies to securing autonomy instead, and a Jp.tnlMi grautof autonomy ts as dif ferent from Cuban Independence as black, from white. It is, Indeed, another Illustration of the utter shamelessncss with which political conventions make party pledges for campaign consumption only. And they all do l Springfield Republi can. The opposition to M McKlnley's election undoubtedly had but little faith in Republican platform from the itart. It was made -by the monej changers Tor the 'money-changers and only In the Interest of the nioney changers. They did the work and paid the bills, and now that the presi dent Is their property they prop'j&e to have their kind of goods delivered and uone other. The JocnNAii has refrained from expressing Its lack of faith In the president in the hope that it might be mistaken but when such loyal Re publican papers as the Ne.v York Tribune and ahe Springfield Repub lican, as well as scores of others, ut terly repudiate the acts of the ad ministration, reservations arc need less. Grover Cleveland has not been out of oQlce u year, and we have the unprecedented spectacle of a Repub lican president condemned by his own paity press as less patiiotlc, less cap able than his predecessor. The first number of the Minneapolis Press has been received. It '.s to be the national organ of the Silver Re publicans under the leadership of ex Congressman Chas. A. Towne. He is chalrmnn ofNutlonalCommltten of the Silver Republican party. Ills address Is Duluth, Minn. We print the fol lowing from his recent address to the Bimetallic Republicans. We hope to secure a low clubbing rate for the "Press" as a great many copies ought to be circulated In Oregon, Hear his ringing call to actien: Silver Republicans of the country, tho crisis demands your most ener getic and consecrated efforts. In the glorious campaign of 1800, and again In tho recent elections, you nobly proved your patriotism and vindi cated your title to the grateful re membrance of succeeding generations. In this supreme Juncture your duties are heavier and your opportunities greater than those of any other citi zens of the republic. It is yours to hold together In a common fidelity the co-operating clenipnts of reform; It Is yours especially to persuade de ceived and betrayed Republicans that revolt against their betraj'ers Is their highest duty, If the degradation of tho country and tho onslavement of Its producers arc 1 1 be averted; if to ourselves and our posterity the bless ings of liberty arc to bo preserved, if the nnal Industrial and social regen eration of the race is to remain a se cure and reasonable hope, there must come enlightenment and enfranchise ment to hundreds of thousands ol those yet blinded by partisan preju dice and in bondage to partisan cus tom. You, more readily than the members of either of the other gieat allied forces, may open their oyes to the truth and arouse their patriotism to action. There are two or three fabrlci tli it aro particularly adapted fnr Urn dally garb of the business woman. First comes serge the heavy English serges aro best lliouuh an excellent nunllt.v 01 storm sorge is manufactured right here at home. The woolen mills at Salem produce a fabric which for firmness and durability qulto equals that of the best English looms, The Pad tic Empire. Tho Associated Press dispatches from London says: The reverse suf fered by Jenoral Wcstmacott's bri gade, In tho Ilara valley, Is in the nature ot a disaster. When the euph emisms aro translate, tho story ap pears to be that tho most powerful force ever sent to tho border has been bundle out of Afrldl land neck and crop. On ton of this comes tho news that Sir William Lockhardt, the commander-in-chief, Is to Inyade tlio country In another direction. The reasons aro obyious. It seems that something must be douo to retrieve lirltlsh prestige, and the Khyberpass road, which the Afridls closed about six months ago, will probably, bo reopened. A new method of marketing tur keys Is being tried In Eastern Oregon. It Is the old fashioned "drive ray crop to market" style. They aro now be ing driven from Wallowa to Elgin. The band consist of US turkeys About ISO geese and ducks were st.arjed with the drive, but they played out on the road, and It becamo neces sa ry to transport them in wagons. At Elgin the poultry will bo put In crates and consigned direct o liaker City. VENDETTA, Other Side of the Cooltdg Shooting Af- fair. Tun Jouhnai. prints below some statement giving ,,ti,e other side" of theCoo'idge Van Pelt vendetta In Curry cuinty. It. Is from Langlnls, Currv coiiily.ltap'iricr.iiiid does fuller uIKc to the accused than has been done. "THE VENDETTA IN CURRY." The yendetta lu Curry county. Or. lias ended as such vendettas usually end "Curly "Coolldgc has been car ried out or ine county a corpse. The Van Pilts, who had been fighting with Coolidge, seem to belong to the Tennessee mountains, or sume paitof the world lessclvillzed than Oregon. uoscourg itevicw. Tho reporter copies tho above for the purpov of showing Curry county readers the extent of the "outside" Ignorance whlcn prevails concerning tho'-'ltuatlon here. The facts In brief are, that there is not now and has not been any vendetta In Curry, and that there Is positively no evidence that the Van Pells had anything whatever to do with the killing or "Curly" Cooiuige. Tiie memoersor run seven families besides the Van Pelts had all the provocations for assault Ing Cool idge and his Imported bully, Smith, that the Van Pelt could have had They had been Hred upon from am buh b;. Coolidge and his band, many of then narrowly escaping with their lives, while they were peaceably fish ing In a public rlyer. And the story aticmpti-d to he palmed off upon out side readers that the Van Pelts were in revolt, def j Ing the niith.iritlcs. lias been falsehood pure and simple These people came foresaid and .surrendered to the Sheriff upoirthu arrival of that oillcal at Chetco. TJicy are all In custody now, withont being confined, and give the authorities no trouble whatever. The Blakcs, Scodgrascs, Hughes, and other people down there who had twice been murderously as saulted and shot out of the river with Winchesters In the hands of Coolidge and his lawless cohorts, arc all, with the Vin Pelt, lawabldlng people, and all and every one of them- resent the Imputation of constituting a "vendetta" lu Curry. The only "eiidetta In Curry" was composed of a miscellaneous assort ment of uood, bad and indifferent people, wim, assuming to be "deputy constables, ' went upon the rampage, lawlpss'y and recklessly "holding up" ptnplerif all degrees and conditions, notsparing those of the weaker sex. Tniy even foraged across the line Into California and held up a little girl on her way home with some fish in a sack which she had been sent by her parents to purchase- They as sailed the little creature with coarse epithets, and compelled her at the muzzles of their Winchesters to throw up her hands! They also broke Into houses and committed acts of waste on both sides of the line. They pre tended tobehuntlngforthc Van Pelts, but took precious good care not to find them And that tills statement of the case is true, is evidenced by the fact that, after Sheiiff Turnci ar rived upon the scene, he soon had them all in custod)'. Salem papers have been furnished cooked up accounts of the Chetco troubles by tlieCooildges.of Sllverton, studiuusly concealing the truth, be sides vouchsafing statements which are absolutely and notoriously false. For Instance, the Daily Capital Journal. Is made to say: The coroner was sent for and the Jury was out all night. The substance of the verdict ren dered, that "Curly" Coolidge was murdered by Charley Van Pelt. Bob Van Pelt and Ed Uughes.a son-in-law of the senior Van Pelt. The truth of the matter is, the cor oner's jury could not, and did not charge any person or persons with the killing. We trust that The Journal will correct the above statement; and also the other statement In the the san 0 account of the matter, that the 1 Coolidge interest owned the fishing right! In the river at the point where claimed In the statement published by It. Mr. R. D, Hume owns the en tire north shore, and the south shore was owned by a San Francisco party when the Coolldges acquired tliel! Inieresis at Chetco, and subse quent sold It to other parties, and toe same is owned aud has alwujs been ow ned under title deeds adverse to the Coolldges. And it was not the Van PeP.s, but Mr. F. II. B'.ako, an old and respected business man of Chetco, who was (Ishi g In the river under a lease of the privileges from Mr. Hume, and whose working force, including the Snodgrasses, was shot out of the river by Coolidge in person, aided by his hired gang from Sllverton. The best people down in the vicin ity of dieted are outspoken In con demnation of the Coolidge Interest for having made two murderous as saults upon people peaceably and legally tishlng in the river, and say that the expected followed. After the Coolidge crowd shot Mr. Blake's llsh Ing crew out of the river tnc second time, (from ambush on Hume's bluff 011 the north side) Mr. Rlake sought, to recover Ills seine and other pr perty, and was assumed by Coolidge that he would bi shot If he attempted it. We were told that (Jouiiuge said to waKe: "I nave a man that 1 can hire for $25 to kill you." Blake, Snodgrass, Hughes and others were lisliing under a lease from Mr. Hume, who owns the bluff bide of the river, and a similar right from the owner of the I ide frontage on the opposite side. Twice they where assaulted with murderous purpose while qun-tiy nlylng their vocation b.tween the two shores above named. Jleu and women tremble at the ruer thought of the thief and assassin who steals in at midnight to rob and slay. Without a qualm these same people face the deadly advances of a foe infinitely more damn-mim All Hie robbers and assassins in the history n. vi.iut uiu inn .Mjr u many Human OClngS, as consumption kills in a single year. One sixth of the population of the world dies of this deadly pestilence. It lurks in every home and In every public place, waiting for its victims. There Is but one protection against it The microbes of consumption may be safely defied by those who keep their blood rich in tissue building elements and free from impurities. 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LOTEX, La., June 19, 189C. tnanics ror me Ktnaness you nave 06 Town PHYSICIANS' INSTITUTE, Dcpt, 2005 Masonlo Temple, OIIIOAGO, ILL. My Balar Br. Ttatf xeiiow iserv fills. utnptloi ls.by la Ttuc&cu i.oo J, FRYt' Salem. . . DERBY Bargains in 254 Commercial CrWc arc agents for Canadian Pacific Railway, farm rnorEirn 2600 acre grain and s'.ock farm three miles Jrom railroad runiry water, good springs aad fair buildings. This Is the best bargain in the Willamette valley, l'rico only J6.50 per acre. 332 acres, two and one-hnll miles north" est of Amity 240 acres under cultivation; all fenced; 2 houses and 2 barns; family orchard; level land running water. 1'iice $28.00 per acre. 690 aares adjoining Marion station a fine stock farm 90 acres under cultivation first class family orchard good house; 2 good barns springs and running water nil for $12. per acre. - 3u acres 3 miles north of Scio, 2 miles from Shelburg nt the crosrlg of tho O C & K K R and S P R R. 150 acres in eultivatien: good house and barn; all under fence! lamily erchard: good springs and running water.l'rice loo acres 4 miles southwest ol Turner.1 10 acres in cultivation; 30 acres in pasture good housa and bam 3 spiings, 7 aero of prunes. Only $25. per acre. 71 acres one-half mile fu.m Minto, 20 acres EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co KXfRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY. 6:00 P M 8:30 P M 745 A M Lv. Lv. Ar. ..Portland. ..Ar . ..Sateni ....Lv San Francisco Lv !30 A M IO A M (8.- OO PM Above trains stnn at nil f.rinninl ,i,tinn. bet. Portland and Salem. Tnmr rr;nn Jeflerson, Albany, Tangent, Shedds, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswell Cottace Grove. Drmn. f).-ikl.im1 fn,l nil ,t. tions from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive. KU3E11UKG MAIL, , DAILY. 8:30 A Ml Lv Portland" IIoo A M Lv Salem.. 520 PM , Ar. . . . Roseburg Pullman llllfT.., ilnnn.. nr.,4 f.......l -1 sleeping cars attached to all tLrouch trains WEST SIDE DIVISION. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CoKVALI.IS. Mail tlains daily except Sunday. 730 A Ml LvT. ..Portland.". Ar" 's-'Sov M 1215 PM) Ar....Corvnllis...Lv 1.-05 ' m At Albanv and Corvallis rnnnrrt with trains of the O. C. & E. Ry. EXPRESa TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 450 P M ) 730 P M 8:30 pm) L,v . . . l'ortland . . . Ar) S25 A M Lr... McMinnville Lv 550 a m Ar Independence Lv) 450 A M Direct connections at San Francisco with Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mail steamship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. Sailing dates on application Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSTRALLIA, can be obtained from W. VV. SKINNER, Ticket Ajjent, Salem. R. KOEHLER, Manager. C. II. MARKHAM. G. F. &P. A. Portland Danver& Rio Grande Railroad Scenic Line of the World, Favorite winter Route, via Ogdcn and Salt Lake uty To all points Last and Southeast. Pullman Pallace Sleeping Cars, Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars, Free Reclin- ing Chair Cars are run through on all Train?. BEST SERVICE FINEST EQUIPMENT QUICKEST TIME MostMugnificeit Scenery in the World. For info-mation, rates of fare, etc, apply to your nearest ticket agent R. C. NICIIOL, E. Ii. UUFl-Y. General Ag;nt. Traveling Agent 2tl Washington Mrcet, Portland Of. 3 S. K. HOOPER. General Pass. & Ticket Agei Denver, Col, oEven our competitors admit that the Burlington's "tit, Paul-Chicago Limited" is a "pretty u'ood train." We say It Is tho tlnest in tho world. And we have the cars to prove It. Leaves St. Paul 8.05 p. m. Arrives Chicago at 0.25 u. m. Compartments and standard sleepers. Dining car, Chair car. Buffet smoker. Tickets at olllce of connecting lines. A.H. KHRTTVYNr Gen'l Acent, Portland, Or, Trade Marks Designs Copvriqhts &c. Anyone lending a sketch and description roar qnlcalT ascertain our opinion free r opinion iree wu r ntintAhlA. ruc ether an tlont strictly oonOdemfaL Handbook on Patent mTeiuioa ii prooaDif PHieniaDie. ComrounlrA- ent free. Oldest agent r for aet-unmr natentM. 1'atanU taken through JJunu & Co. receive tpteUI notlM, without charge, in the sciciuinc: jsmericaih A handjomelr llloitrativt weeklr. IJirucat rlr- ralAtlnn nt mnr K-iniKitln ImiruAl. TeraiS. S3 B yeart four months, fl. bold brail newsdealers. Tears four months, fl. bold brail newsdealer. MUNN & Co ",. Hew York ..Ar (430PM . . LV j 730 A M MrirM ZbMdZZ BO YEARS' HkBfcf EXPERIENCE k CO.. Real Estate! Street, Sakm, Or. in cultivation good house and ham; runlng waur. nice .-21300, 20 acres of fine land 3 miles south all in t-ood cultivation for $7Jo, TO TRADE.-,.-J2o acres inUmatilla county for improved Salem property. TOTRADE...185 aercs on the Alsea for city of Salem property, improved or unim roveil. CITY PROPERTY. A fine icsi-Jcncc property inside, cheap, call for prices. House anl 3 acres of ground in subuibs of city cheap. $700. A good new house of 9 rooms for $1000. $i;ocash, balance J8. per month. House ard lot in Yew Park at a bargain a $S.co List your houc and farm for rent or for sale with us. Wcsell tickets on thednadian Pacific rail roul at 15.00 to $7.00 less to eastern points, Four blocks from Lincoln scliocl house, fine resilience half-block in Salem with piiile e of enclosing half of street, city rater fine fruit trees, if sold within three months for $300. A bargain as it commands beautt lul view. TO THE EAST GIVESf THE CHOICiJ -or Two Transcontinental Rouicc. Via Spokane Minneapolis s'tPaul and Den. ver Omaha and Kansas City." Low rates to eastern citirt. For full details call on or address BOISE & BARKER agents, Salem, ijOregon, OCEAN DIVISION.. Portland San Francisco. Steamers leave Ains worth dock, Portland, October 9, 14, 19, 24, 29 November 3, 8, 3, 18,23, 28. Fare Cabin, $c; steerage, $2.50. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. PORTLAND SALEM ROUTE-Steamer Ruth for Portland Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 10 a. m. For Corvaliis, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4 p. m. Steamer uimore lor ror.ianu luesaay, inursaay ana Saturday ct 6:45 a-m- lranslers to street car line at Oregon city if the steamers are delayed there. Round trip tickets to all points in Oregon. Washing, ton, California or the east. Connecting made at Portland with all rail, ocean and river lines. Call on G. M. Powers, agent, foot Trade street. W. II. HURLBURT. Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or. Northern Pacific Railway. RUNS Pullman Sierplnp" Cirs Elrjo-ant Dininp- Ore . Tourist Slrv Din (.a- To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dululli, rnji 'hand Forks, C'rooVston, Winnii , Helena and Butte THROUGH TICKETS To Chfciso, Washington, Philadelphia, rv York. Boston, and ell l'oint East and South For information, time card maps ' tickets, call on or vrite THOMAS, WATT & CO, AGENTS 10s CoraniTcial meet, fcalrm Ur M D. Charlton, Asst. Lcn'l. I 1. Airer.t Morrison street cornrr 'Ihiir. VVntlnr,', Cr. OREGON CENTRAL .AND Eastern R. R- Company YAQU1NA HAV ROUTE. Connecting Rt Yanvina Hay with the Sa Francisco & Yaquina llay Steamship Co. STEAMSHIP PRESIDENT," Sails from Yaquina every 8 days for fcsn Francisco, Coos Bay, I Yin O brd, Trinidad and Humbc.ll l!&y. Passenger accommodation1- unsurpassed, Shortest route between the Willamette valley and California, Fare from Albany or points west to Ban Francisce: Cabin, i&; steerage, $6. Round trip, good 60 days, J17. To Loos Bay cabin 18; steerage J6. To Humboldt Day aad Port Orford, cabin f 10; steerage 18. RIVER DIVISION fi;eamer ''Albany" between Portland and Co.-vallis, through witeout lay-over. Leaving Corvaliis 6:30 a, m. Tuesdays, Tnursdayi and Sundays leaves Portland, Yamhill street dock, 6.-00 a. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays EDWIN STONE, Manager. J. C. MAYO, Supt. River VU sion. Ccrvallls, Or C. G. COKER. Agent, -Salem. 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