Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 26, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

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    DAILV CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 20. 1008
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
li. IIOPER, Ed. and Prop.
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Au Iadojxjndout Notfspnpcr Devoted to American rrtnelplos mid
the ProgrlsS and Devolopcmont of AH Oregon.
rubllshed Kvory live'rilng-'Except 'Sunday. Salem, Ore.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
(Invarlablr In Advance.)
Blr, by carrlor, per year . t.W.W Per month Wo
TtaJtr, iy Bii per yoar 4.00 Per month 85c
WsUr, by mall, per year 1.00 Six months 60c
JgTTfl Xa' Ttf JLTtl'' iJUlWV
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SPECIAL DELIVERY
For convonlonco of subscribers branch dollvory offlces aro eatabllsh
at'tho following places at 36 cents por month, $1.00 (or three menths:
Aaylum Store, F. O. Do Voo & Son, Asylum Avorwo Junction,
darltn'o, Sovontoonth street, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Storo.
Dauo's Storo, Alex. Dauo, SouthCotnmorcIal street.
Blectrlo Store, C. M. Epploy, East Stato street.
Fairgrounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road. ,
ttdweU'iJ Corner, Twelfth and; Cross streets.
O: IC Grocery, A. A. Englebart, Twelfth street. ?
Wheeler's Storo, W. d; "Wheeler, Highland: avenue.
"i"ow Park Storo, F G. Bowersox, Twolfth and Leslie.
T.nnn nrntnpv Rnvnntnnnfh ntrnt
J. L. Mooro & Son, cornor Capitol and Union streets
West Salem Storo, West Salem. -- ,
Zlnn'a Confectlotiery, 478 'Stato stroot.
Dr. Stone's, 241Uorth Commercial street.
Huffman's Storo, North Sixth street.
Gorman Bakery, cornor Twolfth and Chemeketa.
SMILES-
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THE nA&JRlBRS' CONVICTION.
Tho Stato Bankers' association Is
mooting at Snlum in Its annual con
vention.' Tho Capital City haa onjoyoa a
good numo nnd roputntton ns a cltv
whoro banking HAS REEN SUC
CESSFULLY CONDUCTED.
This city has had Its sharo of
failuros and is not in position to '
throw Btonos at .any other section of
tho stato.
Indoed, this Is not tho ago of tho
world for throwing rock as a profit
able occupation IN ANY" LINK OF
JJUSINKSS.
Speculation, inflation, and politl
cal Hchomos aro tho foos of good
banking, and yot they offer contin
uous baits for tho unwary.
It Is an opon question whothor
tho Oklahoma plan of SECURING
THE DEPOSITORS OF ALL STATE
HANKS la possible of realization.
That plan will probably havo Its
ndvocnto at Salem, aud porhaps tho
Btato nittoclatlon cannot avoid tak
ing a stand on tho quostlon.
Whatovor happons, tho stay of
thp stato bankors' association will be
an Interesting oyont in tho history
of tho city.
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PEDAGOGS IN SESSION.
-.rem triii r- -w( vtw
Tho Stato Toachors' association In
fl03slon at Eugene has many dlfu
cult problems to consider.
Among them aro raising tho stan
dards of tho profession AND THE
COMPENSATION OF ITS MKM
J1KRS. Educational Interests In Orogon ,
aro looking up, and tho provisions for
bettor ' training aro Improving. '
Ono stop much needed to bo taken
Is to glvo tlioo who tako a normal
school course A DIPLOMA FROM
THE STATU.
As tho mattor stands, no degrea
from any Institution protects tho
tonchor agulnst harassing anuunl ox
nmlnatloiiH, Tho fact Is, tho county examina
tion admit about as many unlit
teachers AS TIIKV KEEP OUT IN
COMPETRNTS. With hotter standards prevailing,
with bettor opportunities for equip
ment, tho teacher's lot should bo a
happlor ono,
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CHOOSING A GODDESS.
PAYING TRIRUTES TO THE FAIR
SEX.
Every young man fools certain
that ho is perfectly competent to se
lect a god (1 03 for any occasion, and
that is tho natlvo grace of tho boys.
Tho natlvo graco of tho girls Is
that any American girl la equal to
the occasion and can TAKE THE
PART OF THE GODDESS TO PER.
FECTION.
It 13 this inborn confidence that
makes ub all art critics nnd onnbloa
our daughters to poso In such prom
lncnco with patriotic forvor.
So do not bo afratd t? bank your
last fifty cents on your fnvorlto, na
you aro helping THE GREAT
AMERICAN GAME OF SELF-CON-FIDENCE.
Wo nro deBtlnpd to bo tho groatosl
pcoplo in the world and wo must
novor lose confldonco In our ability
to do thlng3.
Choosing n goddes of Llborty Is of
moro Importnnco to tho community
you llvo In THAN MANY THINGS IN
THE NATIONAL PLATFORM.
Whoever Is choson, Salem Is cor
tnln to havo tho moat beautiful God
dosa and Columbia that ovor gracod
tho chariot of Llborty.
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Whon you noed to tako something
tako It promptly for the stomach,
but tako something you know Is re
liable something llko Kodol for
Dyspepsia and lndlgostlon. Kodol
is pleasant to tako, It Is roliablo and
Is guaranteed to glvo rollof. It Is
sold by all druggists.
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A dlvorco Bult Is distorted breach
of promlao suit.
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Ruck'onfl Arnlrn Salvo Wins.
Tom Moore, of Rural Routo 1,
Cochran, Gn writes: "I had a bad
soro como on tho Instep of my foot
and could And nothing that would
heal It until I applied Bucklon's Ar
nica Salve. Loss than half of a 2G
cent box won tho day for mo by af
fecting a porfect cure." Sold undor
guarantee at J. C. Perry's drug
storo.
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You Never Can Tell.
' Just exactly tho causo of your
rhoumatlsm, but you know you havo
It. Do you know that Ballard
Snow Liniment will euro It? re
lieves tho swolllng nnd Umbers tho
joints and muscles so that you will
be as active and well as you ever
wore. Price 25c, BOo and $1.00.
Sold by all dealers.
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Married pooplo aro too loving. It
annoys tho bncholor,
Moxt to tho revival of tho old ous-,
torn of kooplng a Mayday and so-1
loctlng a Queen of the May, tho
Goddoss of Llborty custom persist?.
As tho country grows oldor It
will become moro sontlmontnl and
will grow moro enthusiastic ovr
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A Wreck
Is tho only (It description for tho
man or woman who Is crippled with
rheumatism. Just a fow rheumatic
twinges may bo tho forerunner of a
sovore attack stop tho trouble at
the start with Ballard's Snow Lin
iment. Cures the rheumatism and
all pain. Prlco 2Gc, 50c and $1.00.
Sold by all dealers.
Saving is the sure
rogd to wealth
A thousand men win a compe
tence by quietly saving their spare
money where one gets rich
by speculation and get-rlch-qulck
schemes.
Opon a Savings Account with
us and dqposlt regularly a part of
your oarr.luga and your financial
succoa la assured.
How It would bo wore wo able to
study law In a citizen Instead of
books.
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
BANK
Poison Oak Poisoning.
Ballard's Snow Liniment cures It.
Mr. O. II. P, Cornelius, Turner, Ore.,
writes My wlfo has .discovered -that
Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oak
Poisoning," n very painful trouble,
Sho not only cured a case of it on
herself, but on two of her friends
who wore poisoned by this same Ivy.
Prlco 25c. 50c and ?1.00. Sold by
all donlers.
No man Is capable of giving friend
ly advice to a woman loast of all
to hU wife
Stomach Troubles,
, IIVU liuyu.va uo UWU UUttClCCl Uy
Chamberlain's Stomnrh nnH T.itro.
Tablets. Onq man who had spent
ovrtwo thousand dollars for medl
cltw and treatment was cured by
Undo BUI Andorson has promlsod
us a copy of a lovo lotter written to,
him when ho was in tho Bluo Moun
tains, by a Salem girl who wnnted
very much to have him como back to
Salem. Iff he -gives It to us wo will
print It.
It will bo Just n well to lock up
your valuables. Tho bankers aro
In town.
Each ono Oftho'bankors should bo
gIVon n copy of tho 1000 faefs of tho
production of tlio Wlllamotto Val
ley.
After hoarlng Mayor Rodgors tho
bankors will concludo that U1I3 la a
dry town In tho vintage of Its wit.
Tom Kay has a llttlo too much
,bralns to suit tho machine Their,.
standard is ono dogreb abovo tho tad-
polOi
In 1S10 a learned writer tolls us
that potatooa aro proforrablo each
alternate yoar to summer fallow for
wheat land. Xot thoro'aro many per
sons In Oregon who still summer fal
low their wheat.
Tho Capital Jotirnnl Is ombar
rnssod in tho Goddess of Llborty con
tost as a vory popular onico omployo
is lending favorlto, and this paper
never likes to boost any of Its own
people In this enso wo shall mako
an oxcoptlon and ask all tho young
men nt least to cast tholr ballots for
Mlsa Myrtlo Montgomery.
A $50 gown for tho Goddess and a
$20 gown for tho Columbia aro tho
prizes In tho Salem Fourth of July
popular contcat for young lndlos.
Watch Bomobody blow hla money at
tho last moment nnd swlpo tho cov
eted honor for his boat girl.
Mr. O. Ncolnnds, tho mixologist at
tho Annex, has shown tho editor of
Tho Journal a book printed In 1810,
a kind of farmers' nlmanno and gen
othorwlso wicked practices. Tho
aro ablo artlclos on making nnd pre
serving cldor, nnd making wlno from
borrles and currants, and making
amnll beor, and othor directions lu
matters blbllatory and succulout nnd
othorwlso wlskod prnctlcos. Tho
character of a Vlrglnan gentleman
Is sot forth as scon through tho oyes
of nn English travolor. Ho princi
pally lovod raco horses, gamd cocks
and gnmbllng. Although printed In
1810 thoro was a communlcnton to
this almanac dated 180G, as tho
malls woro not vory fast In thoso
dnys. Undo John Mlnto would bo
Interested In nn article on tho man
agomont of sheop, nnd wo nro not
right sure John did not wrlto It.
Grubs In horso3, lockjaw, gout, vap
ours and soro yos troubled people
then ns now. Tho book Is Intensely
Interesting.
WlllniiiPtto Hotel Arrivals.
J. II. Johnson, Portland; J. L.
Wolf, SUvorton; C. F. Flshor, Port
land; Dr. Carver Gibson, R. Wagner,
M. B. Holly, C. V, Bowman, L. L.
Broedfl Mr. Kone, Mr. Wilson, Goo,
S. Lowh, Portlnnd; F, J." Nowman
Medford; II. J. Blnllng,' A. F. Horsh
mor, IIj Rodgors, John C. Conrnd,
Mark T. Kady, Portland.
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DoWItt Kldnoy and Bladder
Pills aro prompt and thorough and
will In a very short tinio strengthen
tho weakened kidneys. Sold by all
druggists.
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Tho quarrels of husband and wlfo
do not Interest anybody but tho
scandal congor.
ttt WaaIt torrid zone
Kidneys
trt . . .' C,.A
Inflammation pf the blad-
DeWitt' Kidnar
and Bladder Pilla
A Week's
Trial For
DoWltt's Llttlo Early Risers, tho
famous little liver pills, are sold by
ull druggists.
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Babies that aro at all bruised or
markod from beating should not bo
entered In tho coming contest.
Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo. It
Is especially good for piles. Bo suro
to get DoWltt's. Sold by all drug
gists. ii n
Important Dates In Oregon,
Stato Teachers association at Eu
eoeo, Juno 25, 20 and 27,
State jnlvorslty commencement,
Juno 21 to 24, at Eugene.
Stato normal graduation at Mon
mouth. Juno 20 to 23,
'Marlon county ploneor's reunion
at Hunt farm, Saturday, Juno 27.
State board of regents normal
schools meets at Salem, Juno 30.
Mt. Angel college and seminary,
Tuesday, Juno 23,
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Annual Session Oregon Christian
Missionary Society,
Turner, Oregon, Juno 23-July 5th,
1908. For tho abovo occasion a
rate of one and one-third faro will
bo made by tho Southern Pacific
Company on tho certificate plan,
John M. Scott, A, O. P A.; Wra.
McMurray, G. P, A. C-20-5t
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C? .. t o aev. i Jk. .
rf u i
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. O. rWITT A CO., Chlccuco, III.
s6ld lii" All dilvlers
Salo Notice.
Notlco la hereby gtvon that, undor
tho provlalona of ordinance No. 200,
I will on tho 26th day of Juno,
1908, at 2 o'clock p m., at tho pound
In ho city of Salomr soil nt public
auction tho following described Im
pounded animal, tewlt:
Two-year-old atoer, black, with
aorno whlto on tho bolly, split In tho
right oar, largo horns.
Tho owner of said animal can havo
tho same by proving proporty and
paying tho legal chargoa and expen
ses of taking up and koeplng, etc.,
and In default thoreof for flvedaya I
will prociad to soil said animal at
public auction, as provided In ordi
nance No. 429 of tho aforosald city.
D. W. GIBSON,
Cltv Marbalfl Salem, Orogon, Juno
20, 1908. 6-2 0 5 1
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Notice to Property Owners on Brontl.
way Street.
Notlco Is hereby glvon that tho
ownors of proporty to bo bonoflted
by tho improvement of Broadway
stroot In tho city of Salem, Orogon,
with crook or rlvor grnvol, botweon
tho north lino of North Mill creel:
nnd tho north lino of Mndlson streot,
In Raid city, who dcslro to mnko Bald
Improvement In Uou of tholr nsioss
ment and In nccordanco with tho
pinna and specifications now on fllo
In tho ofllco of 'tho city recorder of
anld city, ahall fllo tholr wrltton ap
plication thorofor with said city ro
cordor, on or boforo Juno 29, 1903.
By order of tho common council.
W. A. MOORES,
C-lC-llt. City Rocordor.
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Reform School Supplies.
Soalod proposals aro horoby In
vited for furnishing tho Orogon
Stato Roform school, with Buppllea
for tho noxt six months ending Do
combor 31st, 1908. Supplies con
sisting of flour, groceries, meats,
loathor. Lists with specifications
wllj bo furnlshod upon application to
tho Biiporlntondont. All bids must
bo In by Jun 30, nnd goods de
livered by July 15, 1908. Goodi must
bo In strict accordanco with samplo
In original packagos whon possible
All contract supplies will bo paid
for at tho first of tho month follow
ing tho dollvory of tho goods. '
N. H. LOONEV,
C-lC-lOt Superintendent.
f-HH II HUM HIIIMWfH
PORM ONE!
MORE
U-Mi ii SB
HABITl
OU HAVEprobablynotyot
formed enough "hablta."
It Is likely that you would
find tho "nd-answorlng habit"
a dividend-paying one and
ono that would novor luro you
far away from tho best thrift
creed ovor devised.
' A habit h usually formed
. . through yielding to natural In-
" cllnatlon. Tho ad.-answerlng ',',
;; habit will havo to bo cultlvat-
. . cd perhaps against prosont
Inclination, and through nn of- '.',
,, iort or win.
; You are not In tbo habit of I
;. saying "Imposslblo," are you?
4-f 4-M-i 1 1 1 1 4-H-K-HI-H-4-
HOLLISTER'a
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggeia
A Dusy Utdloina fot Bciy Pf.ipls.
Brings Qoltlsn Iltalth and Haei Vigor
A frpcclflo f r Constlpntloii, Ii, lretlon. I.iw
and KUuey Troubles, 1'lirpU-s Ecvcmi. Iinjiuc
Wood, Dad rirtath, HIuskIsIi Dqwoiv Hii.la.li
Had Uaotcaclie. It's Koclcy Moud'.iIu Toa In iut
lot form, S.1 contR w Ixir Oen il.io minl bj
Uolubtsr Druo Companv, Mailtv)!), Wis.
nOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
FRENCH FEMALE
PILLS.
X Sin, Cuaux Ru, for Bcmtnu MinrtWinoji.
NEVER KKQWN TO FAlt. Sl 8rl 8.Jjt B.tl..
tmloa Guruiiuca or M.m; Kfuad0. Bst rrtwU
w
fvf 11.00 lrboi. VrUllnJlhmairl.tuk. ...IJ to.
Ua t)l.rt. BuBflttYtf. UoardniUiaM4Bl
t U.n mo4 7urorltn t tb
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RATES
Tho abbV ' Ciftu feprqsonta our
brick llnod Torrid Zono Furnace,
Guaranteed gab, amoko and dust,
proof. Economical and durablo,
A. L. FRAgER
M8 STA,T. STREET.
Estlmatea furnlsne on hnatlng
Graber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will glvo prompt attention
to all ordora, guarantee our
work to glvo satisfaction and
to bo up to tho sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL BE TLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIJIATE3 ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
streot, back of Barr's Jewelry
Store. Phone G50.
Huie Wing Sang Co.
JUG STOCK OF GOODS
Wo mako up all kinds of wrapper
and whlto undcrwoar, waists, klmon
as and Bkrta; all klndi of goatle-J
mpn's and ladles' furnishing, goodi;
all. kinds of silks and dross goods,
hose, suits, pants, ovoralls, blankots,
neckwear, matting, chlnawaro,
trunks, cmbroldoty and laco, etc.
OUR STORE REST.
Goods now at vory low, price big
sale.
320 N. Commercial at., Salem, Oi.
EAST
I
Will Bo Made This sin u
e . w '
PAClflfl
(LINES IW ftnLl'i
Fom Salem, bj
AS FOLLOWS;
noTii Ava hwtj
to TimQiiaS f ' Jfl
Chicago $74;i5ffl
St. Louis $69.15. lift
St, Paul $61.65 iiH
Omaha $61.65 Wk
Kansas City $61.65 jjjj
TICKETS WLL DE Otf SAW
July 6' 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21, 22
Good for roturn In 90 di
ovunuYor pnvuogej at p!M!Cri
within lbqiu
REMEMBER THE DUES
For any furthor Information cn N
agents.
WM. M'MUnilAT,
Gonornl Passenger AaL
' rORTLAND, OREOOy,
Time Card No. 03, Sosthwn h&
Co., EiTcctlro Sunikr, Mt IT
1008. .,
Towartl Tortland, Vnmaftt,
No. 1G. G:13 a. m. Orejoi &
pross.
no. 18. 8:40 a. m. COtUn Oron
liuoouugiT.
No. 12.-2:45 p. m. Rotebnrg ;
sengor.
Toward Portland, Frtfcbt.
No. 222. 5:00 p. m.-Porttirt
1UDL 1IUIKIH,
No. 220.-10:4011:18 t a-
.1 UJ 14UIQUV
Toward San Francisco, fmttitt.
No. 11 1":03 a. m. fetttof
pa8BongoT i
No. 17. 0:45 p. m. Cottiu OroHi
passongo.
No. 15. 0:t0 p. m. OuHorali tw
press. '
No, 13.-3:31 a. ni. Sin Tmtlm.
' express. " )
Toward. Snn Francltcs, PnijM.
No. 221.-2:43 a. m. Portlud M
freight. , , '
No. 225.-11:28 a. m.-war '"
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
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A ra
Idtdlral Au yam-I'ruislK rf fi
hl.cbr..rr' IHklnnnJ HrumWfW
I'lll. In Krd tnl 1I1 nilllcVi
-Mtt, tulrl Hh lllu Pitbos, j
Take na ..hrr. Ilur nf your "
na ..hrr. Ilur aT your v
(iruuaUt. Akfr'III.C'irei.TKB:
UlA.MO.M IWIAMI I'll.UH, fori
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SOlDRVrmi'fifilTSFVfRVWHERr
THE AVENUE
Creams, Ices, clgarj and confeo
Ions, .Cornor of Sovonteenth r.ud
Asylum' avpnft N. u. Daker, pro-
prteto'-
Oregon Elcctlrc Tle TU
TIrao of arrival and depwtor i
cars at aaiom is as wiwm, -
and Intormnaiato pemu:
Arrive t
8:40 a.m. 6:00 1
10:50 a.m. 9:05 a.a
1:25 n.m. 11:05 a.
4:20 D.m. 1:15 p.a
5:4B n.m. I'M P-a
8:20 p.m. 6:00 p."-
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Local
Exprosa
Local
Express
Local
Expross
Salem Fence Works
Headquarters for Woven Wire
Fencing,
Poultry Netting, Pickets. Gate,
Mnlthold Roofing, P. & D. Ready
Roofing, Screen Doora and Ad
justable Wli.dow Screens.
CHAS. D. MULLI.GAN
Successor
WALTER MQIILKT.
20 Court St.
Salem, Or,
jQtyt J
i
HICKORY
BdRK
Cough Remedy
Aiionnriv pwn
Coughs, Colds
CROUP
U'hoopinf Coufh
tormta
Bronchlll
SORE THROAT
THHOATnll.UNCS
tMiORt tin HWtDY CO.
SAltM. OWOON. U S. A.
rno. in-Jit Cots
COIIVALLIS & EASTEIW R. W
TDIE TXBIX
. r.....f l:00p.B-:
follows, commencing Jan. l. " jl
l rains iw v"" ,
Leaves Aicany .if
rrlves pt CorvallU .,..l-,Jt-J
jnu. xv. i.jSB.a.i
Leaves Albany ';:,;,.
Arrlvos at CorvallU ""r -
Leaves Albany J '
Arrives at Corvaim . "
Trains iw nfi'
' DT ... .. l:0l. 1
Leaves u'jrvawjo moi;I
Arrives at Albany
No' 8T .... .. nil!
cave3 corvaius ,,,,.1
An Ives at Albany r-
No- 7 ... :0 '
Leaves Corvali.8 JJL
Arrives at Albany ..
No. 11 (Sunday o Jtf
Ltaves Corvaius 5f
Arrives at Albany ....."
No. 12 (Bunaoy p,.
Leaves Albany l3p..
Arrives a: Corral lis .. ... , (4
For further Informatiw wv
nriinnd. Oregon. J?.t:1
Commencing June tM
further notice. ; -' on'tne m
ervice lU be la effect oA
4?y: w... ko. 16 Trl
UNIVERSITY OF OHEO?--
SUMMER SESSION
' JUNK SS TO JUX.Y SI. 1W u .
t Tram i. - pi!ie-
7 Ml i.40P-
Leave Albany 7: Jj ,jlrt
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Arr. lu,1TrainNo. 15 1Tviied
n..,oirW -AA.rt.
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