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Newspaper Page Text? fFt "? -1W Tjw!nwjyi.yiif- V en ! d ! ; r'.i '. f P h ' i .J LI fc f ;fl V i I !" :i, , I ! ft I If if Sb f I: K i &M r -, Letter -of E, Kroner To National Chairman Hon, Marion Butler Setting Forth the Affairs of the People's Party In Oregon. Under tho dale or Portland, Fcbru. ary 10, Mr. E. Kroner, secretary of the executive committee of the I'epplc's party, liasaddresbed the following let ter to Hon, Marlon Uutler: "The letter or Mr, J.C. YounK.state chairman, of the People's party Of Or egon, dated January 28, replying to your request for Information about Hie political situation In Oregon, has had quite a itcnorul circulation In the Journals or tills stule and particu larly In' the Republican papers. (;on blderliiK the olllclal position of the writer, you will agree that Mr. Youtu's Is somewhat remarkable, and the Tact of its ready publication In the old standard press isetcn more remarkable, as It Is doubtless bafe to assume thai this letter .vas not given out ror publication by yourself. The importance of this matter must servt us my excuse for coming before you with this somewhat lengthy commun ication. Mr. Young had occasion to publish his views upon what he made the subject matter of his letter to you In the morning Oregunlan of Jutiunr 21. nubllthed in Portland, ar.d thcie seemed no necessity aud certain! llttlu propriety of any further promul gallon or his rancorous sentiments In the gold standard press. Every thing that occurred to me ut the time as auswerlng his objection to u Union or the llc fonn elements is embodied in a lettei answering his, which appeared In the same paper on January 27, ana as the question Is really not germane to your inquiry, 1 dismiss It with this paving mention, being informed that the ubove papers Have been mailed to you. Owing to the great liupoitanei to you of correct Information I pre sent you here u synopsis of the si tun tlon In the state referring to Mr Young and his letter, when It unpen r necessary to qualify or contradict his statements. The Uryan and Watson votes shows as you are doubtless a wife no material decrease from the voting strength oi two parties, except in a few Instances, the most uotablc and the only Im portant one being Multnomah county (city of Portland,) outside of this county Bryan carried Oregon by over 3000. In Portland Mr. Young's In timate rrlend Jonathan Hourne, and n man who hud been elected to the Oregon legislature by a "fusion" ar ranged at the Instigation and under the direction of Mr. Young In June lb'JO, was In charge of the campaign. The mayor or Portland hud given him ontiie controll ur the police tie pa! t nient to prevent fraudulent voting but tho Cleveland olllcn holders comb -.ied with the selfstyled" respect able classes "formed u so called" law mid order league" and paraded the streets on election day with a pomp ous display of broadcljtli coats white ribbons and stove pipe hats, repeat ing adllbltuui. Mr. Young's Held marshal proved unable with tho en tire police force of Portland to pre vent tills, in fact lie never tackled these men at all, presumably on ac count of tholr boclal prominence. This, together with tho customary Intimidation of employes resulted in reducing tho Uryun votes about 400 and increasing the McKlnley yote about 4000 Thus it was that Mc Klnley carried Oregon. Hut this does not. show that any dissatisfaction existed In Oregon. It rather shows that tliu Populists supported Jlryan loyally and I think moio loy ully than the Democrats aud a careful scrutiny of tho vote by precincts sup ports that conclusion In a general way. 1 havo never found a slnglo ex pression of dissatisfaction In the niutiycomuiunlcat tons that constantly pour into our papers and surely tho dissatisfaction which Mr. Young speaks of could not have escaped the notice or ylgllant porennlcl corre spondent from tho country whonover a populist In that part of tho country tsillssatlslled you generally hear Troin him, Mr. Young's case, 1 think. Illus trates that buillclcutly. Mr. Young's declaration that tho Debs organization will not becomo active lu Oregon, unless a fusion Is had and that It then will aud .absorb at onco lGOOu population amounts to saying, that the Delslsts propose to it Just as Good as Scott's and we sell It much cheaper' is a statement sometimes made by the druggist when Scott's Emulsion Is called tor. This shows that the druggists themselves regard Emutmian of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypophos phites of Lime and Soda as the standard, and the purchaser who desires to procure the "standard" because he knows It has been of untold benefit, should not for one instant think of taking the risk of using some untried prepa ration. The substitution n( nmtUnn s.ifd to he. "just as jood" for a stand ard preparation twenty five years on the market, should not be permitted by the intelligent purchaser. llo turo you Rtt BCOTT'S EmuUlon. S , thai tun niau and rUh are on the wrapper. 50c and f i.s U druggists. SCOTT liOWNB, CheroliU, New York. fji& Annual sl 6ve,oo,ooo sua pefSPs FOB BttlOUBAHD HERVO08 DIB0EDEE-S such ns Wind nnd Tain In tho Btomach. Glddlnesn. Fulne after meat. Head ache. DIzzInoas. Drowsiness. FlushlnKS of Hent, Losi of Appetite Costlveness. Blotchen on tho Skin. Cold Chills. Dis turbed Sleep. Frightful Dreams and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations. THE FIRST D03E WILL OIVE BELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES. Evory sufferer will acknowledge them to bo A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. HEKCHAM'S VUAM, taken as direct ed, will quickly i-pstoro Females to com plete health. Trior promptly remove 1 obstructions or Irrcculnrltles of tho sys tem nnd euro sick Headache. For a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEM, WOMEN OR CHILDREN Boocham's Pills aro Without a Rival And bin tfat L ARC EST SALE ofnny Tntcnt. Medicine In the World. 25c. at at' Druu Stores, UMHMHIIMMNH..HMHMMMM.IiH. run the People's party of Oregon, or iircik It up. As chairman, Mr. Young cannot decently assist In I'lther, but whether he docs or not, no IC000 voters, I assure you will ever Join uny proposed exodus out of the i'coplc'8 parly In this state, nor will one-tenth that number, when they can vote a reform ticket representing the Icadlnir l'onullst doctrines. In the June election In 1890 a "mid dle of-the-road" ticket support by Uoxey who came to Oregon against the protest of Mr. Young, which had tho support and was conducted under the management of the extreme so cialistic members or the party In Mull nomah county secured from 48 to2o0 votes out of 11 total of about 17000, the People's party vote being approximately 5000, Democrats I&00. This shows that the more thoughtful and less clamorous socialists have been In the past and arc now willing to bide their time and adopt the desir able features of their doctrine through direct leu Nation (which all rcfoim turtles in tliu state favor) us soon us they nave succeeded In educating the public inlhil to the point where their adoption l feasible, and these will support a Union ticket. This declara tion of about 15000 socialls sin Oregon is the rankest bluster, showing how fatally Mr. Young's political percep tion N distorted by his idiosyncrasies. There Is no question whatever thut there will be an abundant majority in favor of a Union at our state conven tion and only an unreasonable stand taken by the other parties could pos slbly prevent it aud Mr. Young stands almost tilono. among the prominent Populists In the stale in the position which ho occupies. Notwithstanding the unnecessary accrldlty which Mr. Young employs against cyery one who dlllers with with him aud the liberal use of terms like pic-hunter (Mr. Young was one of the Hrst men who ever held oilllco "as u Populist In the state or Oregon) or party boss" we, of the common votejs of the Peoples' Party of Oregon who had the audacity to express an opinion upon this at variance witli his, have always treated Mr. Young with proper respect. We never address him without pre facing our remarks with expressions of contldcnco In his Integrity and com pliment for his Judgment and latterly we have followed him around holding out our ear of corn In one hand like a rancher after an obstreperous cayuso, but he Is still running loose in the barnyard. Hut to bo accused of being "bosses" by Mr. Young Is a Joke that no one away from Oregon can ap preciate. No man, certainly no Pop ulist, over enjoyed the untrammeled scope of autonomy or exercised and displayed the dazzling genius for un ceremonious execution of our state chairman. It ought never to be for gotten that the "mlddlo-of-tho-road" enjoy the festering care of the Gold Standard Republican, hi a noticeable degree. In Multnomah county the county Judgo has in every Instance Ignored, after requesting, tho recom mendation of People's party commit tee forjudges and clerks of election and lias appointed men who, though less competent, wcro known to bo ad vocates of a straight Populist ticket. Theso satno persons served tho Repub lican party two years ago by getting up or uilddlc-of-the-road Populist tlckolagalnst tho peoples ticket put up by our convention. Tholr cllortswero of no consequence. Let mo say at linisli that the people will havo nothing hut a united front against tho McKlnley Oago linan clal theories, that the sentiment In favor of this union is gaining strength dally. This, (Multnomah) county, will go for union 10 to 1 at tho convention, sumo counties have already declared, others will In the near future; everybody realizes that any otlier course would result in tho annihilation of the party in Oregon. Can wo wlnV I say that IT every pro lesscd reformer, everybody this sido of tho McKlnley plan of national happiness, will help, wo cannot lose. 1 have endeavored to give a fair ac count of tho conditions, based upon observation of our men slnco the organization of tho party in this state, conscious of tho Importance of correct Information. I havo felt It a duty to address you spontan eously and shall esteem It duty as well as a distinguished privilege to respond should yau desire any further Information which 1 might bo ablo to supply. J?i:v Cuts. Tho spirit of Improvo ment continues to abide with tho Sa lem & Suburban Hallway Co., and It Is attested by substantial evidences hi tho way of now C4trs. Cars num bered "H" and "0" wero today placed In operation which will adit to tho faultle.s service now afforded tho public by this enterprising company. 1t No.. "8" has been placed on tho penitentiary division whllo "No. 2" will Ito placed un the little line. They are an exaut reproduction of tho cars thai havo preceded them from tho company's car shops on Kest State Street. JOURNAL. "X-RAYS." Don't call a man for whom J ou havo any respect ncrr aiosi. Most sup ported McKlnley. Tco much outside Interference blew up the Maine. Well, the Republican party sup- vti.jwl I, 1....I ...if vl.l .f HTItnlmll kn It has but his organised appetite Is sin 1 ao targe. A double outraue or, the public schools to elect two political party chairmen for directors. But It hasn't becu done yet Pendleton Republican on Harvey Scett: Strange as It may seem, many of Pendleton's leading citizens met the famous editor for the first tltni; on last Tuesday. Some of them were actually surprised to find him without horns or In any respect re sembling a monstrosity. He Is a very pleasant gentleman Lo meet. His grasp of tlie ban J is as cordial as that of an any old farmer. He Is entirely free from affectation or a desire to court notoriety, by aping the solemn taciturnity too often worn as a mask of greatness, so common among many of our literary men and women of to day who adopt this and other means to put tho crape of genius on their sleeve, by affecting this or that par ticular style, which strikes them as "loud" enough In the way of display to make the people think them great. There Is none of the long-haired bloylntor about Mr. Scott. If you don't like the way he runs the Ore gonlan, you aro at liberty to tell him so and you run no risk of anything worse than perhaps an argument In which you will probably come out second best, A banker Is just what Is wanted on the school board. The board will have a great deal of business with the banks. But get one who will finance for the people, not for himself. A. D. Grlfll In, editor of the New Age, Portland, and Republican stump speaker. Is also a theologian. Here Is his latest: Bishop II. M. Turner, of the A. M. E. church says that God Is a negro. We have never given tho matter a thought, but can seo no reason why Bishop Turner's assertion should not be just aspotcart as the assertion of the white man that God Is a white man. No one knows what color God Is, and the only reason the American people has ror believing that God Is a white man with bluo eyes und straight hair is because a wiiue man says so. There are three little things which do more work than any other three little things created they arc tho ant, the beo and DeWltt's Little Early Risers, the last being the fa mous little pills for stomach and liver troubles, stone's Drug btore. Tub Quality Of goods sold Is the tiio'iatirn hv wlilrli Mm mnlnrlt.V of niir- chascn determine their future deal ings. That accounts for the immense trade at Bransc n & Co's. What nleasurc is there In life with a headache, constipation and bilious ness t Tiiousancis experience mem who could become perfectly healthy by using Do Witt's Little Early Ris ers, the famous little pills'. Stone's Drug Store. . Ston that couch. Take warninc. Itmiy lead to consumption. A 25c, bottle ot Shiloh's Cure may save or" ' fe. Sold by D. J. Fry. After years of untold suffering from piles, B. W. Pursell of Kt.ltnersvllle, Pa., was cured by using a single box of DoWltt's WIlcIi Hazel Salve. Skin diseases such as eczema, rash, pho nics and obstinate sores are readily cured by this famous remedy. Stone's Drug Stone. Ml druggists soil Dr. Miles' Nervo WasUm. BORN. KRANTZ. To Mr. and Mrs. Julius Krantz, of Lowlsburg, on Friday, February 18, a son, regulation weight. lirnSS(o)lHI r lpng The Debt in the window after midnight but too frequently tells the old, old story of the awful tor ture of approach iiiK motherhood for some illy-prepared women. AH too often death lurks on the doorstep. This Is a story that would seldom be told if women would but properly prepare themselves for the duties of moth erhood. If a woman will take the right care of the organs that make motherhood possi ble, approaching maternity will have no rears for her. Nature intended that all wo men should bear children, and did not mean that this duty should be a cruel torture Woman's own ignorance and neglect have made it so, All weakness and disease of woman's re productive organism are cured by Doctor Tierce's l'avonte Prescription. It acts di rectly upon these organs. It makes them strong and healthy It prepares them for approaching maternity. It allays the dls comforts of the expectant period. It maVev baby's coming easy and comparatively pain less, and insures the health of the child All good druggists sell it "I lir had three miscarrUcn," write Mrs. T 1,. Shaffer, of Ney Sully Co. S Dakota. ' I.t spring I recti veil one of our Memorandum Hooks In which 1 round your ' Fsrorile Prescrip tion ' recommended to prevtnt it I took eleicu bottle of it and have a bright boy five mouthi old, which I owe to God and )our medicint," What woman does not wish to make her family cares as light as possible, consistent with her family's well-being? The greatest care of all is the fear of sickness. It is a common saying amongst conscientious mothers. "As long as the children are well, I don't mind anything else." Tor these mothers l)r Pierce's Common Sense Med leal Adviser would prove "The shadow of a great rock lu a weary land " This book of 1.00S pages, profusely illustrated, gives plain talks aud kindly sensible medical ad vice. It is peculiarly valuable for mothers of young daughters. More than a half a million copies of this book have been sold for Si so each. Now there is an enormous edition to be given away. Send t one-cent stamps, to cover cost of mailing only, for a cony In paper cover 1'or cloth biudinr, end ti one-cent stamps. World's Dispen sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y .VV.V'aA2 i tf&i ni;. hi for Infants and Children. The Eao-simile Signature of &a?0 Appears on Every Wrapper. tmc chtu ,, tt imi Ttrr. mwto city. NOMINATE SCHOOL DIRECTORS. -1 Direct Nominations by the People Should BeJMadc Fill out a ticket after reading over the list, Persons who have been named in the press as candidates: JEb. O- BINGHAM, JOHN M. L. CHi'MBEIlLAIN, GLO. W. RAVIS, I. , WWJNFIJ W. II. HVK1J, C. M. Eli'LEV, E. II. ANDERSON. ARCHIE UROSHY, A- l'?' MRS. AMELIA bUltlur.H.uiuuivi, Others can be named by citizens and no doubt will be. rAitr.inn,isnf iim tuihim. schools and of true economy for the taxpayers are Invited to nominate two candidates for school directors to be chosen at the March election. Fill out the blanks belov, sln your name and send tho same to this ollice. These ballots will oc opened and counted by a disinter ested committee and the result made known in lime cnoun uciore election. Cut out these ballots and jtet expressions from as many leal voters as possible. For director live years . . DERBY k CO. . Bargains in Real Estate! 254 Commercial Street, Salem, Or. PrWcera agents for Canadian Pacific Railway. o- FARM, PROPERTY 2600 acre grainjand s'.ock farm three miles rom railroad runing water, good springs aad fair buildings. This is the best bargain in the Willamette valley. Prico only $6.50 per acre. 331 acres, two and one-hall miles northwest of Amity 24oJacres under cultivation; all fenced; 2 houses and 2 barns; family orchard; level land running water. Price $28.00 per acre. 690 acres adjoining Marion station a fine stock farm 90 acres under cultivation first class family orchard good house; 2 good barns springs and running water all for $12. per acre. 3a acres 3 miles north of Scio, 2 miles from Shelburg at the cros1- ng of the OCS: ERR and S P R R. 150 acres in cultivatien: good house and barn; all under fence! 'amily erchard: good springs and running water.Price $3200. loo acres 4 miles southwest ol Turner 70 acres in cultivation; 30 acres in pasture good houss and barn 3 springs; 7 acres of prunes. Only $25, per acre. 71 acres one-half mile 10m Mtnto , 20 aero For directoronc year. Name Street No. or location In district. in cultivation good hous; and barn; Tuning water. Price $1300, 20 acres of fine land 3 miles south.' all in ood cultivation for $750. TO TRADE. ,320 acres inUmatilla count) for improved Salem property. TOTRADE...185 acres on the Alsea foi city of SalenTproperty, improved of umm-roved. CITY PROPERTY A fine residence property inside, cheap, call fur prices. House anl 3 acres of ground in suburbs o city cheap. $700. A good new house of 9 rooms for $1000. $150 cash, balance $8. per month. House and lot in Yew Park at a bargain a $8.00 List your house and farm for rent or for tale with us. We sell tickets on thednadian Pacific rail oad at $5 -co to $7.00 less to eastern pointi, Going to Klondike. No, not everybody. Some will travel east ward finrl tlinis tirSII tt'lnr tti liner rf mri) mtn conveniences. It is not generally known that the Northern Pacific railway pre rides for its second-class tourist passengers all the comforts usually accorded first-class trafic, III., ,t-Ii la ,!. Tint P.Etf linhnt.l..,! coaches, fine berths and all homelike sur rounuingr. no cnange 01 cars anu no lay over betweenPotland and theMississippi river. Passenrrtrs furnivlird llisir tickers rinhl here in .Salem, tor full pirticulars see Thomas, Watt & Co., 266 Commercial street, they will save you money T wo trains daily between Portland and I'ugct Sound. tJZxl! m P 1 I'taa. "WV -T"3y r i 5k c2??wu5K55t; WHEN GOING Lnu I 1 1 1 1 1 1 Use a firt-class line in traveling betueen Minneapolis. St. Paul aud Chicaco.'and the principal towns in Central Wisconsin, Pullman Palace Sleeping and chair cari in service. The Dining cars are operated in the inter est of its patrons, the most elegant service eer inaugurated. Meals ate served a la Carts. lo obtain first-class sen ice ycur ticket should read via "-","' The Wisconsin Central Lines. Direct connections at Chicago and Milwaukee far all eastern points. For full information call on your nearest ticket ugeut or write JAS. C. POND. General Pass. Acent.Millwaukee.Wli Or JAS. A. CLOCK, General Agent 246 Stark Street Portland Or. O.C.T.Co's STEAMERS Altona and Ramonn leaves for Portland daily, ex cept Sunday 317 145 a. u Quick time, regular sei vice and low rates. Dock between it te and Court streets. ni. r. BALDWIN, ?fhf Agent, Silem rjjj TAKE THE . Canadian Pacific Railway And Soo Pacific Line to Minneapolis St. Paul Chicago Philadelphia Washington Montreal Toronto New York and aU points east and southeast. n Cheapest iat. h, -,;,.. j dalions. u accommo. St lCgh'r-0Urit S,e,e.pers "? Minneapolis, PortUn V xTrom-t Mo. Boston and lortland. Me., without er,an.T Canadian Pacific Railway Co's. Empress ine of steamtliine , r-- , -.. , n.i . . r; "j'uanu v-nina. JJ e,ast"tanJ nnt ships on the Pacific orient. le t0 lne Canadian Australian S. S. Co, 0, ffisS" "S and "' l call F. K. DERBY & CO., ,,, ., Acents. Salem Or. AEenL ,46 Th.rd street. Portland, Or tv , - , E J' COYLE, Distucl Tassenger Agent, Vancouver, II C Most Thrilling Tale of the Year. A MILE OF GOLD. Strange Adventures on the Yukon, Mr. Stanley is ths hold prospector who recently returned from the Klondike district wit $H2,oco nude in four months, and owns claims worth sixteen millions. His is the captt vataig story of a brae man, and not onlv replete with authentic information for the crowd northward bound g)d hunteis,but also filled with adventures of the most thrilling character. Ful'y tin s'mi ' with views inken on the spot. Altogether an unique book. Bound to have .m enornviu-.le. Wegneherca few chapter headings picked up at random, among twenty-lhree in the TABLE OP CONTENTS. CHAP. I - A Little Personal Bioeraphy.. Leaving Seattle, March 8, l896--Foiming a partnershio on Board Ship We Reach Juneau On the Ocean on a Fishing Craft Miipwnckcd at lierner's Bry A miraculous Escape, CHAP. 11 Dyea at the Foot or Chilkoot Pass, Packing One's Goods Sleds and Snow Shoes, Camping in the Snonv From the "Sums House" to "Pleasant Camp" "Double Tripping, ".Climbing to the "Summit" 7ooo Feet Up a Wall of Kock Crater l-ake. x Precipitous Descent 'Lake Lindeman at Last! CHAP. I1L-Dan;;ers and Hardships of Chilkoot Pass Graphic Discription of T. B. Corey, who cossed It July, 1897 Exactions of the Indian Csrrieries Buying an Indi n Maiden.for $50 Boat Building on the Lakes The 1 lainest FoodTastes Splendid. CHAP. VII , The first news of the Klondvke "Strike" Old Indiin tha News Bearer- Reaching Sixty-Mile Post A Storm on the Yukon Two claims staked by My Partners on Bonanza Creek-"-"Ve Locate Two More on then Unknown EIDorado Creek Plenty of Gold, Put No Supplies-Donn the Yukon After Food A Tereible Jam of Ice Fires. CHAP. IX. The Birth of a New City Joe Ladue Locates Dawson, September 1,1896, Grows 1050(0 inn?niiari5 us 11 uy magic vwiai u uosis 10 Live mere, Une thousand l'reuous D-gs- ages raid Unskilled Labor-A Boistrous But Orderly Crowd. CHAP. XI. Vatch1r3 the Neighbors" Claims-El Dorado Creek, the Richest Placer Mine in the World Cha.les M)er Banner Pan of S8000 Great Difficulty to Get Help Even at $15 per day Our 4000 Feet of Placer Grouud Worth $16,575,000 Hundreds uni xrfitiiuw miii oiwn ui;uai adsuiii b t postpaid to any address ior 25c. buver com or money order. EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- !"HE SHASTA ROJTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY. 6:00 P M 8;30 P M 7.-45 A M Lv...;Portland. ..Ar Lv. ...Satern ....Lv Ar. San Francisco Lv 9:30 A M 710 A M 800 P M J430 P M 2 oo.-P N 730 A M Above trains stop at all principal station! bet. Portland and Salem, Turner, Marion Jefierion, Albany, Tangent, Shedds, Halsey, Harrisbure. tunrtinn Citv. Fiirrn r,me...Ali Cottage Grove, Dram, Oakland, and all sta- uons irom uoseuurg to Asniand, inclusive. ROSEBURG .MAIL, , DAILY. S.'MAMlLv . . . Pnrtlanit Ar 1100 a mJ-Lv... .Salem.... Lv 520 fm) Ar....Roseburg.. Lv Pullman buffet sleeper and second-class sleeping cars attached to all through trains WEST SIDE DIVISION. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CoRVALLIS. Mail tiains daily exceptSunday.1 730 A M I Lv. . . . Portland.. Atl ttoP M 1215 fm Ar....Corvallis.. Lv) 1.-05 pm At Albany and Corv His connect with trains of the O. C. & E. Ry. EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 4.-5orM) Lv ...Portiand....Ar) 825 a m 730 pmVLt . . McMinnville LvV 5:50 A M h:3o pm) Ar; Independence Lv) 450 a m Direct connections at San Francisco with Occidental aud Oriental and Vzi-xr, n..,:i steamsh-p lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. Sa'ptng dates on application Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Aho JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSl'RALLIA, can be obtainM from W. W. SKINNER, Ticket A2ent oalem. R. KOKHT.Fn r,, C. II. MARKHAM. G- V p a p.?i ..j iiR&ML TO THE EAST GIVESf THE CHOICfl I nv Two Transcontinental Routes. Via Spokane Minneapolis st Paul and Den. ver Omaha and Kansas City. Lour rates to eastern citifi. For full details call on or address agents, Salem, Oregon, OCEAN DPISION. v Steamers leave AineurncY, i,wL- Pai. Dec. 28, Jan. 2, .7, 12, 17, 22', 27, Feb' ', J , I", -1, zo, Fare Cabin, $12.00; steerage.$8. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. PORTLAND-SALEM ROUTE-Steamet Ruth for Portland Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a. m Knrrnronii!. T.,r Thursday and Saturday at 3 p. m. Steamer Elmore forPs r.lanil ThpsHhu Tl,,.u and Saturday at 6:45 a- m. 1 rancrprs in ci.m. ,...- i:-. .. n........ r:,.. if the steamere nm ilaian.j t.a Dah tnD tickets in nil n,,ini.;n rw.... uf, ,:,.- ton, California or the east. Connecting made at Portland u-irh nil mil n.n nA river lines. Call on G. M. Powers, aeent, foot Trade street. I W. H. HURLBURT. Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland. Or. Oregon Short Line! -VTHE- Quickest, Safest, Cheapest Line for all peints: East and southeast. slnnJ T, 'mn?cha'f . Tullman pale sleeping carr. and uphol.tered tourist sleep "rg cars on nil through trains. P BOISE & BARKER, Agent Salem, Or C f TPnmr "taJgiX ' AEeDt' ,'24 "-' . E LU.MAN, General Agent. OREGON CENTRAL Eastern R. R. Company YAQUINA BAV ROUTE. Connprrintr a "vn .inM i n:.u .!. c. Francisco & Yaqulna Bay Steamship Co. STEAMSHIP "PRESIDENT" oails from Yaqulna every 8 days for San trancisco, Coos Bay, Port Orford, Trinidad and Humbolt Bay. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Shortest route between the Willamette vallef and California. Fare from Albany or points west to S Francisce: Cabin. $S; steerage, 6. Round trip, good 60 days, H7. lo Coos Bay cabin 8; steerage 16. To Humboldt Bay aad Port Or ford, cabin tio; steerage J8. K1VEK DIVISION ueamer ' Athanv" l.,. .. pwianrt and ValllS. ttirnunli .!... 1... ... T ivin -, -- nutuu, AV-u,tl. Av.-.- Co.- uurva icnunii 'i... Sundays leaves Portland, Yamhill street tt .' "" " " nionaayj, Wednesdays "B Fridays EDWIN STONE, Manager, J. C. MAYO, Supu River Division. C.G.COKER, Agent, Salem. C "' f