Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, March 20, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextUrt m iJJMm EaKsVM ! e: miGetmiiaiiMAiiKVi MiiiiiiiiciijnnjrgiMiiirfiitt ntmia"'m,t Mi 1 1 mil ftMnrrm ' """- DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL MV HOKKH BROTH1CRS, MONDAY MARCH 20, 1809. IhHf, Oae TTrar 93.00, to Ad ran ce fMtprf Tor Months SI 00. L Advano. WiWy, On Year S LOO, In ulrance EDlTOIUAT.. REVIEW. The tori closing movement, In elbdlng Sunday closiii,?, J a humane reform to lvc those employed Indoors the benefit of & Utile more letnure and outdoor recreation. There Is plenty of time to do all ilia business from 7 a. w. toftp ni. onlx days In the vrrek, and not make tnoro machines out of employe? and employer, with no regard for tnelr health or their families Such a more meat honestly adhered to will In crease the prosperity of our city. Having more time to spend at their homcH, men will want better homes, Having more time nway from huglncs, more young men will think of gettlog a homo of their own, It will Inert aw the attendance at churches and enter tainments and will build up the spiritual and moral wclfuro of tho city, to say nothing of making all our people healthier, happier und wiser. get rjfitrol of this piper and be abla to dictate Hi politics The Olnghatn push never bought stock In Tiik Jouiwai, for any other purpose but to control impolicies at to mat ters they are Interested In. Toslleneo a paper aoout certain manors anu control Its ulUrancos ou Other mat ters Is the one object of the push poli tician thews days of corrupt polltlos. f the Union printers can compel the morning paper to publish who Its real stockholders nro they will confer rt benefit on tho pub lic of no small dimensions, because they will reveal the real backbone of the Salem political push that still operates in state and national pollllos In the name of the llapublloan party. That push has been whipped out of business In this city and school dis trict, but fllflll operatos In larger Holds where it Is not so wall known. It ought to be fully dlsoloted and qn masked, A FUNDAMENTAL REFORM Popular Selection of Candidates from Road Supervisors to Senators. NOW THE PEOPLE ONLY RATIFY THE SLATES AND CANDIDATES PUT UP BY THE POLITICIANS. learn over, These CHANGES aro not direct nomination Dinger nermann Give the People Direct Nomination of Candidates and Let the Political Bosses do the Ratifying, lor a Change. MLVERTON Pn03PECTOR3, The city council and Mayor IJUhop aro considering the merits and ad vantages of an occupation tax. They rind that there aro certain fixed ex penses of tho city to meet, besides the annual Interest burden. Unless valu atlons or rato of tux levy can bo In creased there Is no way to raise money enough to put tho city on o cash basis and keop It there without an occups tlontax. The plan Is to ralso !... -,wu a your by uoh taxes at can be levied without oppressing any business, und placo It mostly upon business people who aro now contributing link, or nothing to do fray tho oxponsos of the olty govern ment, as for Instance tolophooo and express companion, non-resident busi ness men, professional men, and a variety of Industry that will bo ro otrlotednndputon a more prolltablo .. uy mo imposition of a llncenwi tax. It Is to bo hoKKl that tho oltv council will go ahead and do what, ever Is uccossary to get this' city whoro the Income Is groator than tho outgo. Tho moment our city Is put In that conimioii. and a firm dls position Is shown to keep It, thorc, our municipal nffulrs will ukuaii uriurd turn. One thing nbout the present council, no otia cn my that thoy arc Poking to promote any British scheme. The Sllveiton Appeal Reports Explora tions of a New Mining Region. T. A, Hulton, Grant Davis, Lincoln Davis nnd Wm. Morgan have re turned from a trip away up in the Cascades In the Molulla country. They were out on a prospecting tour, but tho Inclemency of the woathcr and the deep snow made tho trip nn arduous ono and full of hardships. They started on Wednesday the fith Innt., and the first day went as far as Halo George prairie, abont 22 miles northeast from this city. Here they found four Inches of snow. Tho next day they went to a placo about four miles nboyo Copperhead pralnoon the divide between JIutto creek and Molalln. At this place tho snow was 30 Inches deep und the horses could be taken no further. They catuo back to Hark shanty and camped furwycral days waiting In hoia for rain to 3QIU0 and tako ofl tho snow, but In stead of the rain thero camo atiotlior very heavy snowtall whloh made further progress Impossible. It was tholr Intention to goto IJutohorkiilfe mountain about II mile ubovo Cop perhoad prairie wharo thoy Intondwl to prospect. Mr. Hutton Informs us thut In this remote distrtot there has been conslderuolo work dona lv minors and prospectors. Thoro Is a good mountain road from Mollala to u point half a mile nbovo Copperhoud pralro. This makos tlvomlloHof road and a good trail Is blazed to Oglo creek and from there to tho Haiitlnui country. Tho road was built by u wining company who will, as won as spring opens tako-lua smelter to tho headwaters of Oglo und Henry creoks, where thoro uro gold, silver and copper mines whloh nro reported to have Haltering prospects. Onthodlyldo Ixitwooii JIutto oruok and Molalla there Is u beautiful bolt of lino fir timber whloh Is also at tracting consldorablo attcullou. Buv oral claims have already been taken. 'I do Isolated roglon has only oiiof Tho poople of Orogon CANNOT get rid of hlgh-prlcod olllclullsm, oppres sive tox&snnd seouro greater rospon slblllty In government to the people unloss they CHANGE the proscnt system of making nominations. Why was Governor Lord not renominated ? liocause he did not make a good gov ernor? Heoauso ho was Incpufpctont? Hicauso ho did not give the state a good business administration ? NO, It was bccausohcdld NOT appoint certain people to onic.es and because he did appoint others, but In not a Jlnglocasc has It been charged that his uppointcos failed to serve the public faithfully. Governor Lord was the victim u ! If the voters of Multnomah county ware FORCED to BOTH nominate undelcct candidates to oulcc, would they not bo more apt to bccouio ac quainted with their public servants? It Is said that tho personnel of tho last legislative delegation from Port land was submitted to the editor of thcOregonlaa, for his Inspection and approval before thoy were pub on the ticket, and that they passed the muster of his severest scrutiny. However that may be, A SIFTING PROCESS OF ALL THE PEOPLE for nomination would let In fewer rascals and grafters than the Inspcc- I tlou of anything short .'of the Omnip otent. made on aoy pretence of Improving the service or removing incompetent persons, or saving tho people money or belter promoting the welfare of the doaf, the blind, the lnaane,or the Incorrigible. THEIR condition may be made WORSE, and often Is. The changes are ALL made to pay politi cal DEBTS Incurred to secure nomi nations. The PEOPLE only ratify at the polls the DEALS made between the politicians In the nominating conventions. Wo ii so this as an illustration of tho pernicious system that Iiiih grown up('KATArj DKPECT ,n Ul0 prc8cnt, In Oregon, of farming out Importunt itppolntmonU to board of state oniclals, who ALLOT individual appointment tooaoh othorund proceed to TRADE with oauh oilier for nilno. appoint ments tn All the state Institutions. That woh tho abuse the Josophl asylum reform bid was aimed to kill, but tho bill wat killed lnstoad, Tliew TRADES aro made In tho nominating con von tlou and ourrlod out at tho KX1KNHIS of tho taxpayer and to Mm dulrlmant of the unfortun ate victims of a debauched public service. Ooiiprally more trades arc mudc than can be fulllllod and tho result Is system and to show why direct nomi nation should be employed even In large cities, especially as under the NEW apportionment MORE THAN ONE-THIRD of the legislative power and nominating power will bo centra lized In tho City of Portland. Wo now wish to cull attention to what Is done undor the Iniquitous Orogoti system In the disposition of appointment for tho heads of slate Institutions, how they uro currying nut tue trades tliut were made In the lust stuto convention, und for which they uro uot personally to bluuio but for which the.syhtem is altogcther-to blame and us state olllcorst thev uro onlv more NEW PLACES CREATED to executing a duty mudo Inovltnblo by tho trades colored nominations, Into to procure It Is n well-known and an open se cret that not, ONE SINGLE np polntiiiont byn sUito board will bo wado upon MERIT or for lltnos or from any regard for tho intorost of the Tho conlllct between tho Prints ino '""' "" I' only ono ;'"""" .mi-um,iiuyi in uio sorvieo nlonaml Mm , , 7 "w,-ur pormaneut Inhabitant, it man by thn l of t' Htiita or iititlnn because of tholr ."., ,m,.Ur. sun nanioorJossOllleld, who hut resided Illness or btiouiiso thoy uro tho RES' Union and tho rages. So rar there bus bcon no way uliown K comjuil tho paper to tell vbQlUntouklHders are. A list of Hockholdors has been published 'ut Is donlod by tho paper which wys In substanco that Tho rush Pub. Co., owns the I'uth nowtJ paper, which Is only whipping tho devil about tho slump. It charges thut the statement about Its stock holders Is a He, etc,, but It does not wm not and probably can. uot tell who they arc. Of course, the great struggle now-a-lVl8togetcoutrolof a newspaper for political purpows. lllngham and Carson havo nppoaUd tholr suit, to iiaten rccolvor uppolnttd for -wuuriAK, w Ul0 Hln,remo u no oilier purpose. mcicior sixteen yours, most of tlm time alone. Re uiukok a livelihood at maklriK shinglos, paoklng.oiid guiding sportsmen. Mr. Huston thinks that the Oglo creek mining dlslr'ot will be u llvuly placo us soon as spring noons. Tub court but to . if nth iia to Msi the warrant fureveiy vk Urn Hut he iUiiui t own. tli ere would be fewer i-rema. lute death. Inlhemajur ty of ett, ' e n h d women nn their own ueatli Mr-tanit. btiiltti mei inn r wont. n may ut the little lib u,., theyne..r.uiMy Z?' ,'J,U jer headed and atert hil, dentally and phyaleallr Th U I 8SL&&gtiB& V l'-l - ary atiii hav. HRVflSM) Dr. IltiU'ai Cough Byup rurniehea most substantial comrnrt and roller to uoiisuuiptlvos; It works most remark, able euros. Don't despair. Rellof can rertaloly bo had; a euro is possible with this wonderful remedy. .1 20 nt The Bptlng Months Are most likely to find your blood lm-1 pure and lnoklnir In tlm r..,i n......,,.!.,. whloh cnablo It Ui curry nourishment to the nurves and other organ. Thoro. lOrUVOUfcel UfUllf. Ilrorl nn.l ll.l...,. and are Lrnulili.il win. u.,.i..,. i ' lla whloh purlllos, eurlolios and vltl- BW IIIO UjIKH, 'lllsoure hillousnajts. Mniinii Hood's ll ror eenu by C, wiwoll, Maw. I. IIcxhI & (, 31301 T men for tho MONHV but. IIEOAUSE thoy holped nomlnalosoiuobody. Is It not time tho PEOPLE took this power or nominating oandldatos out of tho hiinils or tho iKjlltlcIans and did the work thauiKolyus ? Thorc oan lw no loform lu sUto alTalrs until tho PEOPLE NOMINATE us well us KLUOT. Itlsarguwl thatdlroot iiomlnatloii U not practical In a largo olty like Portland. It Is said Mint hair tho people who vole tho tlokot In Mult nomah comity do not rood It and DO NOT KNOW WHO tho oamlldutas aro ror whom thoy aro voting. Shall wo continue to eondiiat tho polities of the sUito on tho LOW plane ot corruption and Ignoranco that U (.aid to proyull In largo oitloo ? muko room for additional olllcluls who in turn become a now lovoniKO to con- tliiue u corrupt mid oxpouslyu system. Thlsoxplalns why an onglneor ut 1100 a month and an assistant nu-j glusor at 7A u mouth nro kapt em ployed I notin state Instltiillon when It Is Mild a HflA-dollar u month man! could do all thn work. taxpayer, or tho welfare of tho unrort- Man aro not omployod In tho service l""lto olllss l0 bo scrvc(l und Protected at puniiooxpenoo. Tho seltotlons for the reform Nohool, asylum, doar mute school, blind sohool, und other plucos tilled by hoards will bo uiado to PA V pollt loul HERTS Incurred to soctiro nonil nut Ions, A now roform school superintend- vuu numb uiKO sevorul VKARS to got acquainted with hlsjub. A new blind Jtoliool suporltitendent must be YEARS In looming the wants of tho blind. A new asylum superintendent must bo years In learning tho wants of tho 1,200 subjects hehas under him. Etc., etc nd misarnm m mic.r. erum, In the inoantlino, ALL tho subor dinate positions will bo flhangod.rrom assistants to Janitors and wusher women. All THKIIt nlnmw ii.v nn traded oir, nnd will bo llllod with NEW poople, who havo their work to Hut this Is not the worst. The The changes are all made to Influence the NEXT uoailnatlng convention, to control the NEXT primaries, to nom inate the NEXT county ticket, to corrupt the NEXT legislature. It Is understood that all the Insti tution appointments will be used to carry the primaries Ic Marlon county for some SLATE In the Interest of soie senatorial candidate not yet agreed upon. Just as the government building for Salem was secured In the past con gress, when no rno was asking for It, to PROMOTE the political Interests of Senator McRride and Tom Tongue In Marion county, so the state Insti tutions will bo tilled with people to promote some OTHER candidate. The odlcc-holdlng :Iass do the nom inating and men are sent to the legis lature NOT lo make LAWS for tho people hut to SERVE the odlcc holdlng class. WHY ARE ALL the politicians AGAINST direct nomination of can didates by rote of the police ? Rccausc direct nomination would DESTROY the politician's monopoly and make olllcc-holders responsible to the people. Direct nomination means govern ment RY the people and FOR the peo ple Instead of government by the boodlors for the boodlcrs. In June 1800 the politicians and cor poration lawyers DEFEATED Ringer Hermann ror renomlnutlon at Albany, and ever since then tho Im provements of Yuqulna harbor hus been ubuiidoucd, and as Tom Tongue says, the farmers of the Willamette vulloy got FIVE CENTS u bushel LESS for their wheat nnd all other products in porportlon. If tho pcoplolmd had the power of would have been nominated over whelmlnglyHONESTLY ELECTED, and the work on the only competing harbor kept up. Have not tho people of Western Oregon paid DEARLY enough for the present corrupt and Irresponsible system of nominating candidates? WHAT Is the REMEDY? Establish direct nomination by ALL the people FOR EVERY oOlce from road supervisor to congressman and United States senator and let us see If the political parties dare refuse to over-ride the will the people?" In Marion county and ALL other counties MEM HERS or the legisla ture who made a good record for tho PEOPLE should be renominated whether the bosses want them or not and whether It helps or hurts any man's CHANCES for goina to the United States senate. In Marlon county the county ofll claU who are making a good record of service for the people should be re nominated by the people regardless of the wishes of the bosses. A county Judge and a county super intendent of schools should bo nomi nated by direct vote of the people, not den to be TRADED onto the trail or the ticket out or men who aro acceptable only to the push. The peo ple will name candidates that tho pol iticians will have to ratlfv. What are tho OBJECTIONS to diiect nomination or candidates? No one can ftatc them. There Is nothing to prevent party conventions from endorsing them. One thousand copies or this Issue goto public men or Or egon and taxpayers besides the regu lar Dally and Weekly Issues and we call upon them to consider this mat ter. As noon as It can be compiled from tho odlclal record, this paper will spread the complete record of every member or the legislature be- fore his constituents as far as they arc rosldcnt taxpayers whoso addresses can be ptocured. This J, work will be dono by this paper asa public 'duty and with no support except such as comes rrom In creased subscriptions. All who re ceive this paper are requested to show- It to their neighbors and to secure subscriptions. No papers sent but what are paid ror. Just Arrived At Sonnemann's Grocery STAR Summer sausage. HOLSTEIN sausage, GERMAN Salavci sausage Also have a lot of cornfed STAR hams, Call and order one for Sun day dinner, ONNEMANN THE.GROCER 124 State st Telophone 51 0.R.&N. ntr-ART FOR Fait Matt 8 pm TIMR SCHEDULK. 11 om Pottland. rialt Lake, Denver 'Ft. Worth, Omaha , Kansas City, St. Louis, Chlcafio and East. ARRIVE. 6'"4S P.i Spokane Flyer 230 p.mj 8pm Wala Wallp, Spokane,! Minneapolis, st. 1'aul, Duluth, Milwaukee Chi. cago and hast O. C. T. Go's rASSENQEH STEAMER POMONA LEAVE8 FOR POltTLAND Monday, Wednednr "d FrliMy at 8 a m. QUICK TIME AND CHEAP RATES. Dock botweon SUto and Court Sts. SI. V. BALDWIN, AuonL 8pm ex, Sun, Saturday 10 pm Assay Office AND LABORATORY- No, 71 Chcmckcta st, I. B. T. TUTIIILL Assayer, Ivave Salem 7115 p.m tTusfhu and Sat loa m. MonWeJ Fri OCEAN STEAMSHIPS For San Francisco. Sail every five days ipokntu Flyer 8.-30 a m COLUMBIA RIVER STEAMERS To Astoria and. way.laml. ings, WILLAMETTE RIVERS Portland, Newburg and Way Landings. 4I ex ! I For Dayton L Salem Tu.Thur, Sat 3p. m WILLAMETTE K1VEK Corvalln Albany and way roints. Ar Salem 6 p.m. Mons Weds Fri Tn Thur Sat 3 '30 P ra Ar Salem lo a m Mon Wed ant! Fri IfiimtM IWHCurororroiiHiimptloniRnpriceleflBmodlcino ffiftS jflfo for C oiikIih. I havo within tho part few wmkh dim AJ& rVASJ covered another point in Hh fuvor, and tlmt 1b: it Is S f&w, " i3U,ir- 'Jr or i. iiiuitk, 11 taken when the yiY 03 y$ symptoms are noticed.-W. A. Riu.khman, No. gXg TiV' 4J1 Uimlini'initllllllnrr S!nrlrur(1..1,1 H .Inn 11 1 BOO XS) 9-jf.f) iinmommriuir wrTn.rt rrriiiii.T.ikTtijrr mw ' You Can Get a Lower Berth, Ith one exception the through trains of the Uurlltik'ton Route are almost Inyuriubly wclMIHcd. The exception Is our St. Puul Chicago Limited. On the limited thero is usually room and to spare. Don't Infer that It Is neither so lino, nor so fust, as ANY train tif ANY other line between St. Paul und CIiIcjiko. On the con trary, therols no more beautiful train In America. It has electric iikiii, sioutn neat, wide vestibules uio most satisfactory dlnluc-ca it vice on me lower berth WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION Daily hosts to Portland as above. , Transfers to street car line at Orert flt ifthe steamer are delayed there oond trip tickets to all points in Oregon, Wsh'nE. ton, or California. Connection made at Port land with all rail, ocean andriver lirie. I W. II. HURLBURT. CM. POWERS, Agent, Twdc street dock aalem. BOISE & BARKER, City Agents. Oregon Slion Lino Railroad The Direct Route t Montana, Mali, Colorado and all Eastern Points Girt otinlco of two favorite route, via Ue Union I'aclfle Kait Mall I.tu.. "r tui Klo Grand Scenic Lines. Look ut the time H Dayf to Salt Lake 2J Days to Denver .'It Days toChlcuuo Ii Days to New York Free ItccllnlnB Clinlr Cars. Upholstered Tou M SlPepluir Cars, and i'ullmnn I'nlace aluvpurs oomtva on nil trains. Kor further Information applyito UOISK A IIAitKKK, AKu-nta, Salem. W. E. COMAN, Gcn'l Asent C. 0. TKRKY, Trav. Pan. AKt Ml Third St., Portland TAKE THE .. i Canadian Pacific R.R he continent and u,J. r in i 'Ygffltn.. A oo Pacific Line rm 1 -' I oeiri Aifont, I'urllund, Or. , -TO- A Few Interesting Facts ;Mu,"t-pSi tn .. .. .P I Chii " I'ropie are coniempi'ilnij a trip whether on hunness or pleasure, they natur ally want the lest service n'uninnl,!,. .n as speed, comfort and sifety is concerned fcrnployes of the Wisconsin Central Lin&s an enco I'hllntlelpliia j Washington Montreal Toronto Nrw York an.! nil nnl.... .... . .!.. .. Boston ; . " " '" ""u.iouineait. Cheapest latei, bcitsciviee and' accommo iit IJltlSWSTJEn & WHITE, Ul COUKT STHECT. Hay, Grain, Mill Feed and Flour A Full Link ok Ghass Skkus. OUIt MO'ITOr-QuIck sales, small prollti. ! JOURNAL X.ItAY8., JuokHjiivllleTltuos: S'lHMkr ni of the houno of raprnkonUillVM uuitiu i tllfOttltVl tllU hill .Huln.. .....-, i liidlitii wur voioran. It wa nn u noble nut, unu whloli he uiav Imva . lun to ruponi of gme day. XXX Can't Homeoiio liivyt unothur Iwn otlelary ordgrF Salem only m nMni forty, und Is IwMw for a few ior XXt A woaUn mill owner t bU Hum Gftll.. twuitiil 80.000 iUKdi wm thin iiiouth t 0 uetit pdr imhimi. I he wniu wmI a year UKon, hrouiihi U ctinu. I UHXw VUfcvNiIBirfi'l 5,W , "" ' I Spa! ' vSy luiuiiuro our uiui jUkiiiittlw thitis ,o hrouuht to a farm :i fnw miiiu t...... i . .... - m "' noro in iionton An TCvoikil... H.....I.I.. .. -.WV..I-.., ViiiiuiiuiU(ll. - mr mtvii UMiti eminly. whloh ho ha routed touipor. "flly, wliilw liiv,tlk'atln,r our farmlni: ystiu and luoklnir around, uronara Ury to buylntr If h llkiw tii ,.,,,.. id dwldw to looato hero. The blir ear was p.l0kwi r,t u proW(lt0,, J, UUrttnK' slKht, bK tt v.rtuihlo arm yard. Then. wro two blu hurMMi. tlmuw. in,.. 8,w d0 nikskwB, tiirkws. tf-u.. iAi.r KNOCKED 'DOOIN I HARRITT & LAWRENCE Have knocked down the price of SPHML FLOUR " When people are cnntemuhiini' a i,in whether on liunnf nr nlricnr h.u ...... any want the Itest service obtainable so far ipioyesol the Wisconmn (Vmml iinu... paid to serve the nubile nnd nur i,-.ln. ... operated so at to make clo e connections with diverBinc line at nil junction points. rullmin Palace Slnw n,i ri,.iV -., .1 ---.-. ,m (v VUIIM lnil on inroiiBh trains. I Throuch louri,. ,u . .. a umcar service unexcelled. Meals .hn- Uionio, Mc, C Inordet to obtain this first-ckss service, In ,. n ' . ask the deket aRent to sell you a ticket over ! tanadiaD PflClfiC llai'IlVaV Ptt Fmnnu. the mm mm um j-!JtZJT points East. . ,KU1, . -B WrsJSffSS, "" - ""'iCanailinn Inslralinn IAS. C. POND. General Pass. Agsnt. orjAS.A,CLOCK, M,WBK. '. CieneMl Agent, HOMark btreet, Portland, Ore. 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I "-- -- ww,t Host is fb Clieaiiest EAST AND SOUTH VIA n-F. ShKSTA RO'JTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co S. S. Co, To Honolui shortest route t Tke on , Fiji and Australia the rrtltn. For rates, fo 'ers and any 'information call . ... ' B.a s83 Commercial "" ' "onc wo- SS. Salem, Ore Agent, 146 Third H. H. ABBOT. llrtPt. PnrtUnJ It. V T p,v. Vn ""' W, idcl Passenger ARentT V.n'couv, ver, B. f. KX''"S TRAINS RUN DAILY otOD r m) HrtS ru :'ertland: batem a? J!&fyL n uk .rfaiscwr. 1 "" " " at ni x" arjirs w- . CTsffiiSSj Ml.tllll tUtA, .. - MlUSkllu . l...l.r? " l" uiuihii oiaiiM iuvi. nirr fir 'wm wavp iiuuiiMti rka. . her liuiUuHlM rcllRloa wo. that n man , ft MVir A " wuiited. Kvldonily. if her .lorv J Htou'Sud toSL,S!M!f. true. Kin N liraatluiiiL. wb.i. ..a wwMUrtlw full ummw .rTtliTJn: .,..,,. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. JwwfittitoEtr''. r52S8aftI3Ks.u. J. H. MHIor hajut i0tnroi flum t:), Vk,IM ma wMttt f ". wim riM UUIWItikj. m dllDilrirlrilJim.MU RUSSELL & CO.'S ENGINES AND THRESHFRs M'CORMICK BINDERS ANC ) MOWERS I "W-'is m. Van... ,M r VlSSSfSSfc by the c. fM, l.roisan Imn1imni u No'sSM and m Llboriy Street. At.- tor k im,! 8.MSAm Ar. San Tranci'sco Lv tBsafisSsS1 n, ' A l,bM'ri Tanfient. Shedds, Ih lev Harnsburp, junction City, Eugene, tC Cottage cfrovei pram, c.kland. and aH st. ' tions from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive ' ROStBURC Al!.,-DA,,tv. w.junM, v,v .. I'orthn,! .t 055 A M V Lv. . . .Salem Lv J ?7" J? 17. p.iAr Roseburg. . Lv 7 -a '.1 Z lrK.l A .11 .L . ". ;--.' lv UJI 'croup iIDE DIVISION, Wlfcl 8taltM. Saloru OreKon. A Who Show, UNII Klllaktl.v ... t . &btbW ihir..uT" ? .? . nwn8 air rJ.n,tui",v"K,M"vu aill. with a-n-iw x rMiiii&. )11'l'l'flI?0 i uJililuO , WANTED mnxin l II III! j.-2o r MTAr Roseburg. PHllin luifii .i rr wSS?a BimVKWI ?ORTUND AKII Matltiains daily (wee,,, Sundav 1 winTI 'tfL&I'lflij! STEAMER ' "ny and Corvallit c. T.v Cautaln rion n..t. . . tAY,-l KIVER Briivnpic zf '. v v-asSfitfs!i3t- - 2ZLJJ1L IMependence Lvl - A v YAQTJINjV liOTJTE Corvallis k Eastern Railroad CoimectluK at YAQUINA with tho VAQDIXA BAV STEAMSHIP COMPANY 8TEAMKK8 WEEOTTM rWts In every ro ect. The above tearacr l ,lue to Mil f,om Yaqulna every eignt day. Shortest llouto Between Belwten Valley Points and hi Francises tW! AT aud 1olllt ""est to Ban Fr.ncI.eo Hound Trip 1700 U Vfr A EDtt'lK WOKE. 4 ' Manager. J. TURNER. Attent, Albany, Ore. MKTTK niVKtt DIVISION WM. M. HOAG, 6 a. bi. 7 a. in. A U I I a.i. Ii '!??"""- -. i ' -j " I .vin ,.iihii vi.i. --. i... 1lrect Cltnn.nn. i . - I Irvac Inft..A.. .... y.w.M ... ,-. ..!. .. "" i aan hnnmv.. .....i .:"- 'j-vihioiifb ;:'- vreweniai aiul nri-..t 1',' .r"Ti" """ iea Baiem Hearashin hnu r ii. , ac.tic mal' i-eaves Ncwbe SanTo lx tV:?' JA1 AN AND CHINA A've l-ortUnaZTT Bwpe. Ato Iapav 'FXXr ., Hw, io a. re. 11130 -itsa insdayi and Frldaya. WffJfi!l NW t'Mj-KU tu. kflNa . "- -x .Miunwuuiia fi I .MUN.mMMUwlc. Mallorat i -.w.lNt WH1.PAY H10Hr;i OREGON GRE&V AND DRIED FRUIT GQL m W Offi OASIJ 1'RIIJH. Mile SIreet, Silcia, Ore I I Salem, H-iiuauuaiTiSftArjais. OASTOTiVi, X2: wluJH22N . 7(30 n.m 9 ISO p. ut Uioop. with flrrt- n f an elent --.-. .uva vi Arrive CunafltTT The sUaner has been enui M3!.'1 'r " botli freight a4 "WxVlMtor SUI street. GMAKRTZ,-Ajt, Salaa, Orra iun ffl I Dt