Daily capital journal., June 27, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

DAILV CAI'H.U. .lOt'RVAL, SALEM. OREOOV. SATURDAY, JUNK 27, 1008
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
!!. HOFER, Ed. and Prop.
An Independent Novvspapcr Dovotcd to American Principles and
tho l'r'ogre&s and Development of All Oregon.
Published Kverr Evening Excopt Suudny, Salem, Ore.
sfrbSCttlPTIOtf RATES.
j((Iuvrlably7ln Advance.)
Dully, by carrier, per year ......JO.OO Por month...,. 50c
Dally, by matt, per year. 1...... 4.00 Per -month.......'... .Mc
Woskly, by mall, per year.. 1.00 filx mouths Wo
SPEOIAIi DELIVERY
For convonlonco of subscribers branch dollvory offices are ostabllsh
d at tho following places at 35 cones per month, $1.00 for throe menths:
Asylum Store, F. O. Do Voe & Son, Asylum Avenue junction.
Carlino, Seventeenth street, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Store.
Dauo's Store, Alox. Dauo, SouthCommerclal Btroet.
Electric Store, C. M. Epploy, East Stato street.
Fairgrounds Store, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road.
Howoll's Corner. Twolfth and Cross Btroots.
O. K. Grocery, A. A. Euglebart, Twelfth stroot.
Wheeler's Store, W. D. Wheeler, Highland avenue.
Yew Park Store. F. G. Boworsox, Twolfth and Leslie.
Lane Orocory, Seventeenth stret
J. L. Mooro & Son, corner Capitol and Union streets.
West Salem Store, West Salem.
1 Zlnn3 Confectionery, 478 Stato street.
Dr. Stone's, 241 North Commercial stroot.
Huffman's Store, North Sixth street.
Gorman Bakery, corner Twolfth and Chomeke.ta.
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Now Corporations.
Homoseokors' Information Bu
reau! principal ofllco, Portland; cap
ital stock, $G000ln corporators,
Harry E. Wagonor, John E. Colvln,
Loroy II. Smith, William E. LoVal
ley and Paul M. Sims. ,
Newberg Sash & Door Compnnyj
principal ofllco, Nowuerg; capital
stock? 310,000; Incorporators,
Thomas Herd, E, M. Heacock, and
N. C. Chrlstonson.
Placor-Sylvanlto Mining Company;
principal ofllco, Portland; capital
stock, $500,000; Incorporators, W. S.
l'holps, C. C. Burt, E. M. Slinontou
and J. N. Blair.
Roovos Shoo Company; principal
ofllco, Portland; capital stock, $10,
000; Incorporators, J. H. Roovos, C.
Row and Cecil H. Bauer.
Wostorn Land Company; princi
pal ofllco, Salem, Oregon; capital
stock, $10,000; Incorporators, Honry
W. Moyors, Thomas C. Smith, Jr.,
and Charles u. AlcNary.
Feed Your Nerves
Upon rich, pure, nourishing blood by
taking Hood's Sarunparlllu, and you
will bo free from those spoils of do
epalr, those sleepless nights ami nnxlous
days, those gloomy, dunthllko feelings,
thoso sudden starts at niero nothings,
those tlyspoptlo symptoms and blinding
headaches. ITood's Saraaparllla has done
this for many others - It will euro you.
Hood's SarsaparilSa
In usual liquid 'form or (ltt choeolated
tablets known as t straatabs. 160 doses $1.
THE QUESTION OF A CREDIT
CURRENCY.
Whether tho Stato Bankers' asso
ciation shall endorse credit currency
or not la n vltnl Is3tie of this con
vention In session at Salem.
Whether It shall endorse tho Ok
lahoma plan of securing depositors
in another live Issue. Tho fact that
ono speaker showed that national
hanks had secured their note at a
cost of LESS THAN ONE-KKHITII
OF ONE PER CKNT OUGHT TO
SET ALL PERSONS THINKING.
It h prohablo that conservative
policies of the lmnkors will Incllno
thorn to tenors both questions.
But tho Oklnhoma plan of pro
tecting depositors WILL NOT HE
DONE AWAY WITH- BY THEIR RE
FUSAL TO DISCUSS THE QUES
TION. Somo quch arrangomont .would In
Bplro conlldonco In tho wlfolo bank
ing situation and be a bonoflt to the
hanks.
Arthur Reynolds, president of the
Dos tfolnai National Bank, mem
ber of tho Curroncy commission
nnd committee on Federal Legisla
tion of tho Nntlonal Bankers' asjo
olatlon, road apnear on "Credit
Curroncy." Ho showed how THE
APPEARANCE OF THE CLEAR
ING HOUSE CERTIFICATES HAD
CHANGED THE SENTIMENTS OF
RANKERS AND LEGISLATORS
AND ECONOMISTS In favor of tho
use of groator volumo of credit cur
roncy. Ho said tho panic of last full wm
duo to an Irresponsive, Inplnstlc
curroncy. Ho reared tho cantos of
that distress and suspension of cur
roncy pnymentH. Whon our go
ornmont had $900,000,000 gold In
Its vaults, that panic compelled i
to Import gold at a profit to Groat
DHtnln from the nnnk of Englnnd,
'which had only $105,000,000 sur
plus gold.
Why should not currency bo Is
sued ns noodod, based unon tho as
sets of bank Rocurod liv n go'd
roHorvo, bo provldod by banks, In
stead of an Inoxpnnslvo system bnsod
upon a national debt, bo found more
Htnblo and satisfactory?
Thorn wo no olnstlclty to our
curroncy. Wo must havo tho right
to Issuo credit notes In placo of
book credits. Emergency and panic
curronev woro unfortunatolv torms
that did not holp to restore conii
ijonoo. Ho donouncod tho Aldrlch-Vreo-lnnd
curroncy bill as a financial
bastard and political makeshift. The
commission comnosod of nine sena
tors and nlno congressmen woro to
frame a further bill and If not moro
in tho intercut of tho people, God
pnvo tho countrv!
Tho bill allows the use of $500.
000,000 omergoncy notes In tlmej
of financial Blrlngoncy, bned for so
cur'tv on state, county and munici
pal' hondi, with a clearing hou.'o
prlv'oga allowing railroad bonds to
bo used m a basis for currency Is
sues. Ho announced In conclusion thnt
In his opinion the us of omorgon?y
currency would alarm tho public and
produco suspension of cash pay-monts.
COUNTY PIONEERS'' REUNION.
Tho Mnrlon county pioneers he'd
thuir annual reunion at tho John
Hunt farm in tho Waldo Hills.
Tho celebration of tho nnnunl re
union of tho pioneers of Polk coun
ty at Dallas opened tho strcot fair.
About C000 peoplo woro in atten
dance. Tho address of tho day was
delivered by Judgo William Kaiser,
of Salem, nnd at the closing of tho
morning program tho ploncors" who
woro present, nbout 100 in num
bor, woro entertained at a banquot
glvon by tho city, In tho Woodman
hall. At the business meeting, hold
In tho afternoon, Dr. T. V. Bom
brco of Dallas was clocted president
of tho Polk County Pioneer associa
tion, to succood Hon. J. II. Ilnwley,
of Monmouth. William Grant of
Dallas was elected vice-president
and J. D. Smith, sccretnry.
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Whon you need to tako something
take It promptly for tho stomach,
but tako something you know Is re
liable something llko Kodol for
Dyspopsln and Indigestion. Kodol
Is pleasant to tako, It Is reliable and
Is guaranteed to give relief. It Is
sold by all druggists.
No Need of Suffering from Rheuma
tism. It Is a mistake to allow anyone to
suffer from rheumatism, as tho pain
can always bo relieved, and In most
casos a euro effected by applying
Chambarlnln'a Liniment.. Tho re
lief from pain which it affords is
alono worth many times Its cost. It
makes sloop and rest possible Evon
In casos of long standing this lini
ment should bo used on account of
tho rollef which It affords. Do not
bo discouraged until you have glvon
It a trial. For sale by Dr, Stono'a
drus storo.
A tablo shows that tho bulk of
d!vorco3 occur In childless mar
riages. No tics to bind.
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Ruclcleii s A rn I ca Salve Wins.
Tom Moore, of Rural Routo 1,
Cochran, Ga writes: "I had n bad
soro como on tho Instep of my foot
and could find nothing that would
heal It (until I applied Bucklon's Ar
nica Salvo. Less than half of a 25
cent box won tho dny for mo by af
fecting a perfect cure." Sold undor
guarantoo at J. C. Perry's drug
storo.
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Josso Grant was . mentioned for
vlco-prosldont on tho Democratic
ticket, It wont out,
You Never Can Tell.
just exactly tho cause of your
rhoumatlsm, but you know you havo
It. Do you know thnt Ballard'
Snow Liniment will euro It? re
lieves the swelling and limbers the
joints nnd muscles so that you will
bo as actlvo and well as you ovor
were. Price 25c, 50n and $1.00.
Sold by all doalors.
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This Is awful. John D. Rockofol
lfr Is about to write for tho magazines,
A Wreck
Is tho only fit description for tho
man or woman who (s crippled with
rhoumatlsm. Just a fow rheumatic
twlngos may bo tho forerunner of a
severo attack stop tho troublo at
tho start with Ballard's Snow Lln
Imont. Cures the rhoumatlsm and
nil pain. Price 25c, 60c and $1.00.
Sold by all dealers.
Saving is the sure
road to wealth
A thousand men win a compe
tence by quietly nvlng their spare
money where ono gets rich
by Bpoculatlon and get-rloh-qulck
schemes.
Open a Savings Account wltt
us and deposit regularly n part of,
your earnings and your financial
succor la assured.
Peoplo who Hv.o in glass homos
ofton are tho biggest Btono throwors.
Poison Onk Poisoning.
Ballard's Snow Liniment curo3 It.
Mr. O. H. P. Cornelius, Turner, Ore.,
writes My wife has discovered that
Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oak
I Poisoning," a very painful troublo.
sue not only cured a case of it on
hersolf, but on two of hor friend
who woro poisoned by this same ivy.
Price 25c, 50o and $1.00. Sold by
nil dealers,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
BANK
Most people aro very candid in ad
mitting tho faults of other peoplo.
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I Stomach Troubles.
I Many romarkable cures of stom
ach troubles have been effected by
Chamberlain's. Stomach and Liver
Tablots. One roan who had spent
ovor two thousand dollars for medi
cine and treatment was cured by
,a few boxes of these tablets. Price
25 conts. Samples free nt Dr.
aiono's drug storo.
vt 1 ..
In the death of Grover Cleveland
tho United States loses a great man.
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Poison Oak Poisoning.
Ballard's Snow Liniment cures It,
Mr. O. H. P. Cornelius. Turner, Oro.,
writesMy wife has discovered that
Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oak
Poisoning," a Vory painful trouble,
herself, but on two of her friends
sue not only cured a case of it on
who were poisoned by this same Ivy.
Price 25c, 50c and $1.00,
New Notaries.
Geo. A, Brodie, I. E. Richardson,
Bon C. D'ey, Portlnnd; Lincoln Aus
tin, Flora; J. R. Benson, Myrtlo
Point; A". Nelson, Newberg; M. R.
Cross, 'Tho Dajlos; Karl Knobloch,
Astoria; Fred A. Kneolnnd, Astoria.
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COFFEE
A middling steak and
first-rate coffee are better
than middling: coffee and
first-rate steak. Con
sider the cost.
Your grocer returns your money If you don't
like Schilling's Beit: we par Mm.
"Just ono moro ride," pleads tho
boy or girl.
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For n Sprained Ankle.
As usually treated, a sprained
ankle will disable tho Injured por
son for a month or more, but by ap
plying Chamberlain's Liniment and
obsorvlng tho directions with each
bottlo faithfully a euro may bo ef
fected in many cases In less than ono
week's tlmo. This liniment is , a
most romarkablo preparation. Try
It for a sprain or bruiso, or whon
laid up with chronic or muscular
rhoumatlsm, and you nro certain to
bo dolightod with tho prompt rollof
which It affords. For sale by Dr.
Stouo's drug store.
O-
CASTOR I A
iic'or Infants aufl Children.
IfiB Kind You Havo Always Bought
Boar3 tno
Signature -J
0Swi
Annual Commencement ' Exercises.
Eugene, Oregon, Juno 20-24,
1P08. For tho nbovo occasion a
rnto of ONE AND ONE-THIRD
FARE on tho certificate plan Is au
thorized.
WM. M'MURAAY,
J. M. SCOTT, G. P. A., S. P. Co.
A. G. P. A., S. P. Co. C-19-5t
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Important Dates in Oregon.
Stato Tcachors association at E11
gono, Juno 25, 2C and 27.
State inlverslty commencement,
Juno 21 to 24, nt Eugene.
Stato normal graduation at Mon
mouth, Juno 20 to 23.
Marlon county pioneer's reunion
at Hunt farm, Saturday, Juno 27.
Stato board of regents normal
schools meets at Salem, Juno 30,
Mt. Angol college and seminary,
Tuesday, Juno 23.
Annual Session Oregon Christian
Missionary Society.
Tumor, Orogon, Juno 23-July 5th,
1908. For tho abovo occasion n
rate of one nnd one-third faro will
be made by tho Southern Pacific
Company on the certificate plan.
John M. Scott, A. G. P. A.; Will.
McMurray, G. P. A. C-20-5t
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6mt tU ? u HaY9 A,ftays "
Grand Opera House
JOHN P. CORDRAY, Manager
ONE NIGHT MONDAY JUNE 20
L. S. SIRE Presents
America's Foremost character
Actress
MAY ROBSON
In Her Great New York-Chicago
Success by Anno Warner
The Rejuvenation of
AUNT MARY
Original cast and production.
Three months in New York, throo
months in Chicago.
A LAUGH EVERY MINUTE
Prices: $1.80, l.OO, 75c, BOc.
Scat sale at box office Monday 9 a. ra,
Snip- Notice.
Notice is horoby given that, undor
tho provlstons of ordlnanco No. 200,
I will on tho 26th dny of Juno,
1908, at '2 o'clock p m., at tho pound
in ho city of Salem, sell at public
auction tho following described im
pounded animal, tewlt:
Two-year-old stoor, black, with
somo whlto on tho bolly, split in tho
right ear, largo horns.
Tho ownor of snld animal can havo
tho Bamo by proving proporty and
paying tho legal chargos and oxpon
Bos of taking up and kooping, etc.,
and in default thoroof for five days T
will procood to soil said animal at
public auction, ns provided in ordl
nanco No. 429 of tho aforesaid city.
D. W. GIBSON,
City Mar3halfl Salem, Oregon, Juno
20. 1908 C-205t
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Notice, to Property Owners on Ilrond
.tvny Street.,
Notlco 1b horoby glvon that tho
owners of proporty to bo bonofltcd
by tho Improvement of Broadway
stroot In tho city of Snlom, Orogon,
with crook or river grnvol, botwoon
tho north lino of North Mill croel:
and tho north lino of Madison strcot,
In said city, who deslro to mako snld
improvement In llou of their assess
ment and In nccordanco with tho
plans nnd specifications, now on fllo
In tho ofllco of thb city rocordor of
said city, shall fllo thoir writton ap
plication thorofor with said city ro
cordor, on or boforo Juno 29, 190S.
By ordor of tho common council,
W. A. MOORES,
C-lC-llt. City Rocordor.
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Reform School Supplies.
Sonled proposals aro hereby In
vited for furnishing tho Orogon
Stnto Reform Bchool, with supplies
for tho noxt six months ending Do
combor 31st, 1908. Supplies con
sisting of flour, grocorlos, moats,
lcathor. Lists with specifications
will bo furnished upon application to
tho superintendent. All bids must
bo In by Juno 30, nnd goods do
Uvorod by July 15, 1908. Goods must
bo In strict accordance with samplo
In original packagos whon possible.
All contract supplies will bo paid
for at tho first of tho month follow
ing tho delivery of tho goods.
N. II. LOONEY,
G-lG-10t Suporlntondonl.
illlllillllH 4-H-H-HH
FORM ONE
MORE
HABIT
TORRID ZONE
FUNARCE
The abovo cut roprosonts our
brick lined Torrid Zono Furnace,
Guaranteed gas, smoko and dust
proof. Economical and durable
A. L. FRASER
258 STATE STREET.
Estimated furnished on hnatlng
X
OU HAVEprobablynotyet
formed enough "hnbltB." .4
It Is likoly that you would t
I find tho "nd-anBworlng habit" !
u dividend-paying ono and 3
ono that would novor lure you
far away from tho boat thrift- "
T creed ovor devised.
A habit Is usually formed '.'.
through yloldlng to natural In-
cllnntlon. Tho nd.-answorlng ;;
habit will havo to bo cultlvat- ..
ed perhaps against prosent
inclination, and through an of- !!
fort of will.
You aro not In tho habit of ;;
saying "ImposBlblo," aro you?
fr-H II I illl II I ill I I 1 I 8H-M-
Graber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Jtl ANT
HI
ml
Will glvo prompt attention
to all orders, guarantoo our
work to glvo satisfaction and
to bo up to tho sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES ON
CONTRACTS,
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, bnck of Barr's Jowolry
Store. Phono 560.
Huie Wing Sang Co.
Ilia STOCK OF GOODS
FIRE WORKS SALE
Wo mnko up all kinds of wrnppors
and whlto undorwoar, waists and
klmonas.
Our Store Best Goods
At vwiiolosalo prices tlijsf. wool:.
320 N. Commercial St. Fir storo,
northeast sidd, Salem, Oiogoti.
CHIGHESTER'S PILLS
-7t l.n.llrat Aujr.iir VnutUlfot fj
I'lllslo Hi 4 M UfllU .-cutllnW
i-lin, ia.;r. HI tilua PiUmb, i
Talo no .bur. liny of joiif v
Drur.irUL AKfrwf'iri.'lfWrK8
niAllll.ND IIHAMI I' J l.l". for I
yews known il lie .fcbifnt.AlwtrtlUIUl ..
W SOLD BVUBlififilSTSEYERWHf.Rii
Will DoM.deThl.fc J
PACIFiq
(LINES IV nr.. ' T
Fom Salem, (W
AS FOTrnwo. T
TO Timmrm, UlE
Pnnr..il"".. Ill:
vHiujwu n.nii.ij
Ch icado $7 iB 7
St. Louis $69.15 $
01, raui sr .,.',
Omaha mk vl'i
VUIIU.I 1KB
Kansas City $61,65 jj
TICKETS W'.LLBB0X8iL:
July 6' 7, 22. 21
August 6, 7, 21, 22 j
4
Good for rotura la 90 dan
,.u.Ui iiuviiegei at piMii,-.
within llmUt
REMEMBER TI ju
For any further Information &
ngents.
wsi. M'iiunnAr,
PORTLAND, OREQOY
Tlmo Card No, 03, SoalknMfc
Co., EiTcctivo Sumkr.C?
inn '"7
Toward PnrHnml Puuu..
No. 10. 5:13 a. m. Ortgos u
nrOR.q.
No. 18.-8:40 a. m.-Cottifi Gr
No. 12.-2:45 p. m. Roiebsri t
No. 222, 5:00 p. a-Port
fnnt frolirlit
No. 220.-10:4011:28 t a-
Toward San FrnuclKO, rft.
no. 11 l-'.tM B. m. K0W
passongo'
No. 17; 6:4C p. m.Ctttti'Qm
pussongu.
No. 15. 9: lit p. ra.-CiWoraU i
No. 13.-3:31 n. m. SaFrti
Toward San IYAsebeo, TiL
ISO. sal. z:s a. m. rofiiwa i
iruiHiit,
No. 225. 11128 a. .-wty
THE AVENUE
Creams, Ices, ciKurj and confeo
tons. Corner of Suvunteenth r.nc
Aaylum avtM, n. u. Suker. pro
prteto'-
Salem Fence Works
Headquarters for Woven Wire
Porultry Nottlns, Pickets, Gate.
XrnHhrilit llnnflntr P n. TloadV
Roofing, Screen Do9raT and Ad
justable Wh.dow Screens;
CHAS. D. MULLIGAN
Successor r:t
WATfER MORLEV.
2BO Court St. Salem, Or"
HOLUSTfcR"!
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggeto
A flasy Medlolnft hi Buy Pionls.
BrluEt Qoldcs Ilealth and Renswed Vljjir.
A. moclllo ferCoiutlpRtlon, In llirostlon. Live
and Kkluoy Troubles, l'lmpW. Eczema, Impure
lilcxxl, Bail Uroalli, SIukosK IIq vols, Heodactii
nnd Uackttclw, It's Itoclcy Jlountuin Tea lu tab'
let form, 8A ceutH n box, Qeiiulnrt nmil by
IIoLusTcn Obuo Compinv, Mudlsou, WU.
nOlnEN HtlCOETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
JJfl FRENCH FEMALE
PBLLS.
A Si?i, Curiu Biuu for Bnttxxaa W,tuiio.
NEVCR KNOWN TO FAIL Br.i sura 8riri 8.U..
fulua (.uuii.we.1 cr JJuntjr Kefuoile'l. Bnl prMl4
fur 11.00 iwr Uii. Will ini ibemva ttlil.U U pli far
twu r ifsTi-.) Btrapt. Vn. Hjuurdrujjlilixju
hb.v tutu. vu.. vur vrvri ig lat
UNITll) MtCICiLCO., oT4. LANCABTm, J.
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vld in Salem by Or. 5. C. 5
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NIX1
HICKOKT
BARK
Cougli Remedy
AliOlVTttr rvn
10,
Coughs, Colds
CROUP
Every EfoissewKe
nu ono of thnt POMAimo fUlTIt).
Md lu po!lihln all kUult of incUl our.
OuririttM4 cfffclKf. Y04 j nnl dillf
BM for It. Mttlv put up V4 tctdy to m J
j .,., v. j(limp,ort.l u.
l'Mf.1 artUlt will u Hi..-4,Ufc
Uul trt fr ( uldiKMt jor IU.,
CONTINENTAIi MERCANTILE COM-
PANY, 700 EAST TWENTY
FIRST STREET, CHEYENNE,
WYO., GENERAIi AGENTS.
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Tiino of arrival and dfputatd
cars at Salem la aj follows, Pofl
and lntornifdlate points;
Arrive '.i lH
S:0 a!m. Xt-Mu
10:50 a.m.- j(:iiP
1:25 p.ta. 11:05 u
4:20 p.m. l:M
6:45 p.m. WIM
S:20p.m. M0r
Local
Exproja
Local
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Local
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follows, commencing jb. ? j
Trains ior fi-
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weaves Aut ' iui'su
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Lv;avo3 Albany ."''!!.
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Loavos cirvaiiia
Arrives at Albany '-1 4
No. 9 ..i
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Arrives at Albany .....j .
No. 11 (Sunday osly)
Leaves Corvnms Jft4
No. 12 (Sunday '...
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Portland, : Bd
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