Evening capital journal., May 24, 1893, Image 2

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JBVjAJMINO- CAPITAL JOJIlNAli, TODtfjaSDAY, MAY 124, 13
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THE CANTAL M1RM.
PUBLWHKD DAILY, KXOKIT HUNBATf,
iarJittl 'JotVnaf Publishing Company.
Iot Ofllce HlookOoBiiooretel Street.
HOFER BROTHERS,
Editors.
Dally, bycatrler.per month,.
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, ouu
Weekly, pages, per year,
BBTWEBN TlIK MOWERS.
Ti?ose July races add tlt Vourtu of
' July" cele'bratlou should 'not be not?
eeted.
The general Impression Seefcitobe
tbatJudge Burnett will decided favor
of Rosefeurg;. ,
There la danger that the people will
grofi'redof the Brings case, If not of
restiyte'rlanlsin.
Tt Is not every elate lu the Union thai
'can make all the clothing forUsowu
" National, Guard, ay Oregon can.
Ofcoursti, the city council Is going U
avoid a repetition of the Chemeketa
street business in building' a city ball.
u ,-r-, 1
The Kindergarten oliurch or the
' cburcb that will do moot to help little
J 'children grow up right lathe cburcb
of the future.
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' Balem should have a Fourth of July
' celebration, If for no other reason than
to show Boseburg that there Is out'
thing we can buve without that town
objecting.
If the Presbyterian general assembly
would attend to Its necessary duties and
go home, Instead of cat-hauling over
thollrlgHii cose, It would meet with
great public favor.
The'state stovo' works Is an Institu
tion that r3alem feels proud it. When
the profits are submitted to the next
legislature tho wholo stato will feel
proud.
The Presbyterians have their Brlggs,
'the Evangelicals their Dubs, and by
scratching around a little a slmllai
' state of affairs would be found to pre
' yalj'lq each of the 24 denominations
'represented at Salem.
Lawyer Bigger in the Soldiers' Home
ease scored Governor l'eunover hard for
helping set aside the provision of the
constitution requiring all publlo Insti
tutions to be located at the seat of
government, yet continually demand
ing' the Impeachment of President
Cleveland for failure to enforce only a
statute.
GUARDING" A TRUST.
Portland Dispatch: Quito un exclto
ment Is prevailing Just now among the
Inhabitants at Bandy, and also in the
vicinity of Bull Bun, by tho lludlng of
a coat by Frank Thomas ou tho bank
at Bull Bun, on Sunday last, bctwo-u
the mouth and tho head of the water
works. A ploco of paper upon which
was tome writing had been attached to
the coat. A largo dog wrts guarding
tbe coat and would not; permit Mr.
Thomas to got any whore near It. Upon
Waking; his flud known several parties
'repaired uAho spot; amoug whom wiu,
Mr? 'Young, chief engineer or tho
' ", 'wprAhp did his utmost to drive the
llihnil 'animal away. But ull the
(luCl.il.i3nt,. m 1 . , .
coaxing aud souemes adhered to proved
';fcW'HQkvaJl,'Wl they would not kll
'tbecantar because ho was so falthfu
xTlie dojr reuiaiiiinl with the coat until
yesterday wlien he left It 'o hunt up
' psae fjfatj YbeVjtaper was thou Be
', eured, bWtMnug' could not bo de-
"clpheMWlC'way'VrUeu In a foreign
language. The opinion of the parties
finding the coat is that au uukuown
mail went, there to seek employment
and belug dlsapoluted became discour
aged and committed sululde by Jump
lug luto the stream, The coat still re
mains where It waa first discovered.
egaaaesBB in , '.an,
Aa Inhuman Xace.
It h been heralded all over tin
country that at. somo tlmo during tin
mouth of June, some three huudml
eow boys will start from Chadrou, Ne
braska, at 'sunrise for a race of ovei
even huudred miles to the Nebruski
bulldlug at the world's fair grouuds h
Chicago,' Eaoh rldt-r will only be al
lowed two boraes for the entire dlstauew
ISMfcili nnj, fits., .tprltjlttiv Id in rtutatu.. u
MV ,,W M..I1.UQ . M ,W.V
parse of 1,500, and the second 1500,
George T. Augell, president of the
"Atuerleaa liumaue Kducallou Soci
ety" is making a vigorous prole
s against stioh a race. Tliluk of the lu
kuuMU treatment of the horsee whlui
the mefellesa eow boys will ride uml
Wklp fttra spur, only two belug allows
for tbe eu 1 1 re distune of seven hut
dwd allies, A re such exhibition as thi
tbe kind that are to be brought out a
the World's fair to. show loth wwlu
Mm pregrwa we ar Hiaklug aleug the
Hue sf ChrWIaa elvlll wtlou ? Jtut lit
tle UUerU to be expeeted of eow beys
' b aw amsntoiuwl to rough t reat men t
Jf eVwab aalwale, but of world's fair
'asiwidloaors wlra art sujtpowed to be
Nffvstautive wen, bvttor th4Hetight
to be expected and deHwudetl from
What good e" y w
from such an exhibition of Intiumanlt
ffwlnmli brutes? The decent element of
annti.lv in the United BUtes ought to
demand that the whole arrangement
be dropped.
THE ANNUALftOSi SHOW.
The Bouquet Oity Will Hava Its
Plower PestlvarJuiiTflVadiath.
BULKS.
The society has adopted the following
rules governing the rose shew:
1. The superintendent shall have gen
eral charge' of the rose show.
2, Judges sbaU.be appointed by the
executive oMnmlttee, and all adjust
ments not covered by rules or pub
lished action of the executive com
mlitee shall be '' Referred to that com
mittee., .u
3. Exhibit Bot attbe door by 2 p. m.
on the flfsi'day of the show will be
debarred from competition. Exhib
Us will be received from 0 a. m. till 2
o'clock.
4. All flowers may be banded to the
superintendent or assistants at the
door, and suhjeot to their arrange
ment. Flowers must be marked with
the entry number of the owner.
5. Receptacles for premium (lowers
will be furnished by the superintend
ent, DUt flowers for display may be
arranged any manner desired by'tbe
owner.
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u. All nowere enterea ror premiums
must be distinctly named, if Incor
rectly named they will be excluded
from premium.
7. No inferior plant or flower to receive
a premium.
8. Flowers of any one variety entered
for premium" must 'not consist of
mora than six.
0. All plants mnst be owried by the
exhibitor and have been In tbelr
possession at least three moutUB be
fore the show, and all'cut flowers
must bo grown' by the' exhibitor.
10. Plants or flowers cannot bo re
moved until the close of the exhibi
tion except by permission of the
superintendent.
PilEMIUM LIST.
Largest collection of 'varieties.
Best " ". "
(i (i (t (j
,( tt (i 2
" exhibit " 1
" ' " rosebuds ,
" rose Introduced la '01 and '02.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
G.
7.
Premiums will consist of blue, red
and White ribbons.
Special premiums will Be offered for
tbe finest display of the following
named varieties Marechal Nell, Vis
countess Folhsione, Nephetoa, Papa
Goutler, Catharine Mermet, Sunset,
Marie Vail ftoute, Meteor, Jacquemi
not, Blene Marie Henrlette, VVm. Al
len Blohardson, La France, La Marc,
Tho Brldo, Malmalson, Anna Olllvla,
Hermosa.
Best collection of wild flowers gath
ered by child under 14 years of age,
euch species mranaged separately.
EoglUli Axe at the Uattle'orilkitlns.
At tlio battlo of Hastings tho corps
d'olito of tho English army' were ac
ooutorcd witli Hwortl and ehiold, and
in addition to this they had hung
"groat liatchota on thoir necks, with
which thoy could strike doughty
blowa" Whonbvor a special dood of
valor is credited to on Eiialishmon in
j that battlo, with ono exception, it is
uuo to mo ax no Doars. Anu now,
what woro tlicso axes that dealt such
deadly destruction on tho Norman
knight t As to this wo are loft in no
dcubt Timo niter timo docs Waco
call thorn ' 'groat oxen." Tho bead
alone in ono instanco-was a foot in
length. And the Bayeux tapestry, out
of about 20 axes, represents all ex
cept some threo as having long han
dles. Hardly ovor do wo find in tho
tapestry tho short ax for ono hand.
-rContomporary Roviowv
kapoUou nj the lA'tuua Ciuial.
Tho Pftlnarua canal Was a scheme
of Louis Napoleon when ho medi
tated conquests of tho countries in
tho southern part Of North America.
Without this tho Panama canal
would be of no xnoro consequenco to
France than to ether' commercial na
tions of Europe, as it would not con
nect her possceslous or'oonstituta a
necessary channel of commerco be
tween her aud hor dopendoncios.
There are those- whq doubt tho prac
ticability of tho Panama scliotno, and
it is certain, if ho oplaions of en
gineers are to control, that the Nica
ragua enterprise is by far tho more
feasible. R. II. McDonald in Call
fornian. CtUeapa a Show Tow.
A theatrical manager believes that
Caleago (a destined' to be the worst
"stow town" this aum&er lathct United
States, People, he says, are not going
there to spend their fcwuey On theater
going. If the expoeillfta is open at night,
it will prove a" formUablo rival un
doubtedly, and thoM'wlia can't go there
at night will 'probably be too fatigued
with their day's work to go out any
where at night, Detroit Journal,
Baby cried,
lahr alolut.!
Deetor pre! t Oastestt
AN UNPLEASANT SHOCK.
MlMKciUh Itobb II1 Only the-Beetof
Intentloitf. but She Wat Hhoeked.
Miss Kezlah Hobln was fniuejl In May
rlllo and tho surrounding towns for her
extreme thinness and her unqaenchable
desire to give advice, hut she was quite
usawaro that she hod attained time in
either of theso directions. "1 must say I
never had seen a setback in my life as
Pre mot with today I" she exclaimed as
sho sank into hor chintz covered rocking
chair and untied hor bonnet strings one
if ternoon. Her face was very red.
"WbafB' tho matter?" inquired Miss
Mai vina when she had finished counting
tho stitches in the border of a crochet
"shell." It was a now pattern and quite
complicated, but Miss Malvtna's tone
was Interested, and sympathetic.
"Why, Itye been callln on Ev'rctt
Jones' wife's cousin that's vis'tln her. I
didn't set out to go th' M you're
knowin tobut Mis Kinsman wa'n'ti to'
home, an I was so near the Joneses I
thoncht 'twas a nity ndt to jest step in.
"Well, you know how fat that cousin
is Perkjns hor name is. ne s a reai
sight to behold, an hor flesh Has increased
an awful lot series hor last visit here.
fnhh' nh 'short aho'can't carry ou even
as much as Bome folks could well, an
she most weigh 'consid'able over a hun
dered and fifty." . i
"X reckon she'd got ,aboye that last
time I see her," said Miss Malvina.
"Well," continued Miss Hobbs, "Eve
rett's wife wa'n't there whon I i ustwerit
in, an so I had the opp'ttmity I've been
Wantin to speak with Miss Perkins. I
knew1 how she must hate to be gettin so
fat, an so I begun to tell her how she
eonld'rejuce her flesh.
"I told her about Aunt Anno, an how
she'd lost 40 pounds by doin so and so,
an I handed her tho list of things to eat
and not to eat that I've been carryin
roorid for tho last 10 days against a rav
rable time to givo it to her.
"An I told her what had helped Cousin
Philander, and I symp'thized with her
and told her I knew them methods would
bring hor down Jest where she'd want
to be. An she smiled at mo so't I said
real encquragin;
" 'I shouldn't be a mite surprised if by
this time next year you was as slim as 1
be.'
"An What do you s'poso that creotur
saldr
Miss Malvina shook her head and for
bore to mako any conjectures.
"Why, sho looked mo up an down, an
says sho, still smilin: ,
" 'Do you think that would be exackly
desir-blo, Miss Hobbs?
"Why, I couldn't b'liovo my own ears,"
said Miss Kezlah, growing still redder,
with a wave of angry recollection.
"All I can say is," she added as she
rose and straightened tho folds of her
dress over her gaunt, spare frame, "if
sho don't know a tasty, slim figger when
she sees it, why, I give her upl" -Youth's
Companion.
How the Moilemt Pray.
The truo Mohammedan is enjoined to
prayor five times a day namely, first in
the morning before sunrise, at noon, in
tho afternoon boforo sunset, in the even
ing between sunset and dark, and be
tween twilight and the first watch, be
ing the vesper prayer. A sixth prayer
is voluntoered by many between the first
watch of the night and the dawn of day.
These prayers are simply repetitions of
tho laudatory ejaculation, "God is
greatl" "God is powerful!" "God is all
powerfull" and are counted, by tne scru
pulous on a string of beads. Thoy may be
performed at the mosque or any clean
place,
i During prayer tho eyes are turned to
the Kobla or point of tho heavens in the
direction of Mecca, which is indicated in
every mosqno by a niche called Muhrab,
and externally by the position of min
arets and doors. Even tho posture dur
ing prayer is proscribed. The most sol
emu adoration is bowing tho forehead to
the ground. Women are to fold their
hands on thoir bosoms and not to make
such profound obeisance as tho men.
They are to pray gently and not to ac
company tho men to the mosque. In
addressing God worshipers are to be
humble, putting aside jowols aud costly
apparel. Brooklyn Eagle.
Women Who Want to Act.
"All sorts of people waut to go on tho
stage," said the manager of a dramatic
agency the other day. "Applicants
come from every walk In life. Tho lady
In society and tne woman who sells phis
aud needles behind the counter think
they are born to bo actresses. Thoy
wasto their tlmo trying to get Into the
profession, but not until too late do they
realise that their vocation is not the
stage and that thoy are then unfit for
anything else. Tho reason is. I fancy,
that many women are simply cracy for
novolty, excitement and dress. They
cannot resist tho opportunities which
the stage offers for satisfying their crav
ing, and if thoy can do notliing better
will go ou as ballot girls.
"Agreatrnauy people come in here
every day who aro to write a symphony,
but they linger around the agencies and
pick up odd jobs now and then. A mana
ger perhaps eaunot afford to pay tho
salary an experienced actress would de
mand, and for some performances U
willing to accept the services of an ama
teur. Three women apply for position
to one man." Musio and Drama.
Modem Turktth Women.
At tho present tlmo' the veil used by
Turkish ladles Is no longer what it was.
Its transparency admits of a pretty face
being easily outlined. When tbe yasli
mack is very thick, one may conclude that
the face it hides U not very seductive,
la spite of the progress of civilisation and
tbe coaseqaeat tranafonuation of habits
and customs in many countries, the po
sition of 'WOjpea ia Turkey has ouly
slightly okanged. It is only la exceptional
eases that those belonging to tbe higher
classes are uasccowpaaled et of doors
by eaBBoa. These a the eadh, who
have adopted aad follow the Park and
IMdoafasUeeu.-PaUlaUJdft, ,
LETTER LIST.
The following letters remaining in
the Salem postofflce May 24, 1TO3, un
called for. Those calling for them
please say "advertised"
Adam Wm-2 Bell Mrs M M
Browning Miss Z Butman tiadie J
C'owen Ctiaa
Cone Andrew
Comer Caecele J
Oroshong Janle
Holmes O G
Johns W L
Miller Htepen
Melcatf J VV
AtcCoruiIck J B
McAfee Geo
Nelson Ida
Heavy Fableu
Wilson Marvin
Dickenson L
Halus Miss Cary
Hunt Mrs M M
JoliauueesenWlls-2
Alltcbell G W.
Mann Viola
McDuulal Cbas
Magen Bicbard
Phillips Mrs ME
Umltb Willie
West Mrs M
Wilson Hophia
Wright Jas A
Waterman J W
A. N. GILBEBT, P.
M.
Before Going to the Woild's
Pair
Enquire About
Tbe Limited Expreta tralus of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Bailway
between tit. Paul and Chicago and
Omaha and Chicago.
"These trains are vestibuled, electric
lighted aud sleanrheated, with the fin
est Dining and Bleeping Car Service In
the world,
rue Electric reading jigni in eacn
berth is tbe successful novelty of this
progressive age, and is highly appreciat
ed by all regular patrons of this line.
we wtsn otuera to Know its merits, as
the Chicago Milwaukee & til. Paul Kail
way Is the ouly line in tbe west enjoy
ing the exclusive use of this patent.
x-ui juiiuc, iuiuiujhiiuu npi,v u
nearest coupon ticket agent, or address
C. J. EDDY, General Agent,
J. W. Casey, Trav. Pass. Agt.
226 Stark tiu, Portland, Or. tf
8ALKH MARKETS.
Wheat- 02o per bushel.
Oats 3640ciper bushel.
Potatoes 6060o per bushel.
Flour $3.60 per bbl.
Brau (tiucked) $18.00 per ton
tiborrs (Hacked) 20.00 per ton.
Beans, white, 3o per lb.
Eggs 16c per dozen.
CnicKens 8 to 10c per lb.
Chopped feed (dacked) $20.00.
Ducks 12o per lb.
Geese 7o per lb.
Turkeys lOo per lb.
Lard 12J16o per lb.
Butter 2630o per pound
Beef 7(j) laic dressed,
Veal 10 to 12)0, dressed.
Pork-712jo dressed .
Wool-lol8o per lb.
Hope 14(o)16o per Jb.
Loan Wanted.
I want to get a loan of $1700 or sell an
interest in or all of the Bed Btar Mill
and water power, with from 2 to 612
acres of land, joining the town of Turn
er. All communications answered
with promptitude and dispatch.
Address, J. C: Bobektson.
4-27-1 w Turner, Or.
CURE
Rick HeadAcho and rrliere all the troubles incl
dent to a blliniiH state of tho syittem. euch at
Dizziness, Nausea. Diyn Biuesa, Dlttreu aftel
eating. Tain in the Uiiie. &c. While their mot
remarkable success has been shown la curini
SICK
rteadaci.t), yet Cabtbu's T.rrn.r Ltvi,. u.
are equally TSlnable In .untiit' 1. cb.-l
and nrcventlncr thin nnnnrlnit conn -tJ' . wl lu
they aleocoriTCt all dUnnlrtsf' I' "vch.
stimulate the liver and mv
'.eu.
:ven it they only cureu
WP
,'io thoy '"
who stiff i i'
(tut forfmi '"
hero, r.'i "'
theso lit' tU
they vn
Hut arte .. t-
.es to those
-. hi; cemplaint:
" t lines not end
ry them will and
so many ways that
to do without them.
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s the banc of so manr Ures that here It when
vi- make nur KCMt boast. Our plus cure tt
lillrt otlieiK tin lint.
Uaktek's Lrrrt. ijtkb nils ere very nnu
nd Terr miy to lake. One or two plUs make
Ansa. Tuer are Hrlctlv vriretable and do
i.it n-riiirt or ntitve. but br their erntle action
SIuilso all ilio two tlieni. In vials at 86 cents;
vo tor JI Sold etrrwhere, or tent by man,
0AS:CS 13I1CUIS CO., Hit Tots.
yn usm wiiw.
Farm Tor Sale or Trale.
nn un ifrnii. four miles esstof Habltmltr.
conuimns W aores; -will trade forproperty
In nrnMfklMH. B. O. DOVE.
8-Rntw riubllmlty.Or.
ONLY
LINE
RUMING
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland, 8:45
" " 7:30
A.M.
P.M.
3L
DAYS TO
CHICAGO
7 Hours Qulckw to St. Paul,
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago,
40 Hours Quicker to Omaha and
Kama City.
PULLMAN as4, TOURIST SLEEPER
FREE RECUNIMG CHAIR
CARS. DINING CARS.
Kerreies sva tMtl IsJannstiaa eaU est
Of a Jar ess,
Y. H. MHRtJKJKT. A sat. O. r. X
rHMKUAJiB, osva.
'CARTER'S
2
T. J. KRESS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor, 30th and ChemeieU Street.
Screen
AND
Kerlej k
Bhop 61
Geo. Fendrisch,
CASH 'MARKET
Best meat and free delivery.
136 btate Street.
J.L.AHBY.
Meat Market,
SOS Commerolal btreet.
Good meaU, Prompt dsllvery.
1-RED A,' ERIXON,
BTONE AND, BRICK
. CONTRACTOR.
Estimates made en all kinds of
worn.
ResldenceCor. Iglband BelvlcTf
PLBnlem.
Of Standard Books 'By
I jf
IfillNi'RIISTBlfilTli
Authors.
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GIVEN TO OUR READERS EACH-SATURDAY.'
Bead Directions on Coupon Carefully.
THE JOURNAL'S
rbniixjm: books.
A book coupon is printed in the Daily Joubnax every Saturday, which is
numbered differently every week. Buve 6 of. these jCouponsthavlngr different
numbers, and send them, with 5 cents to pay postage, etc., to the Journal of
fice, and your ohrlce of the following books will be sent you. f Jt.is best to make
1st, 2d and 3d choice, so in case we are out of the first we can send you the second
or third.
These books are thebt25 cent book
tneso oays 01 cneap dooes. taii ana see
know they will please you. By simply cutting out the coupon in each Satur
day's Journal and enclosing 6 cenU to pay postage apd package we give you
each month free' what would ccst during tbe year from $2.60 to 3.00, at any
bock' store or- news stand.
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Article 725 by F. dn Boligobey.
llad to Beau
Mauler oftbe Mine.
Love's Martyr.
Case of He u be ii Ualnchl.
A fight for a Fortune.
TheUa apan Affair.
A vt uinan s Sacrifice.
Karma,
A Dark Deed; A Tale ef the Peasant's
War
A House I'a-ty.
The Qray and the Blue.
U be Detect Ye s Eye, and Cecil's Fortune
vA Htecl Necklace.
J.ss.
Hhe,
Kins; Soloaioa's Mines.
Dark Days,
Death or Dishonor.
The One Thing Needful.
The Kvll Oenlua.
Fedora; or. f ae Tragedy In the Rue de
la Halx.
I Ifoof leory Ward Beecher,
Allan Quar ersaa n.
Only a F rmer's Daughter.
A'diuimerclal Trip.
West of i be Mluuurl,
Fast and Loose.
Moderu ciror.
A Puritan Lover.
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As In a Looking Qliss.
Kor lierDall Qrad.
iii A Lunky young Woman,
no x lie jjucuBS.
37 AU amity How.
SS DrJeaylland Mr. Hyde.
SS Texar'e lUveuge; or, North against
south. ' '
40 A Baton ftr a Heart.
41 Marriage aud Dlv rce.
3 Marra, the Uypay Bride.
tt TbUrvatLlepr.
44 A PrlDoe of the Hloo4.
S Jack andTbrco Jlila.
44 Mesa's Choice.
47 'Aolma;or,lB Spite of AIL
4 Uarvel.
ThKiMorr of Antony Oraoe.
AFalseiHait.
A UM interest.
A Vimrcy In Diamonds.
H.rbai.
Toe raaseoger trom Scotland Yard,
Hen- Panlua,
Tne Partners.
Tbe Wr iig Reed.
Klngor Kuae.
A Iteal Good Tiling.
A apoleoa ana Marls Louise.
Chris
Old Wasar's Hero.
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Tbe U j sur of a Hansom Cab.
Tbe Uetr of I Jane,
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laalltus s.
Joe; A Remarkable Case,
Ltas or Dead.
VsNrTrtoi, Hil aTruth.
AMereCfiHd.
Fairy Uold.
Madam's War.
The Mry of an Arr'mnFarm,
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Doors
J. E. MUBPHY.
Tile for Sale,
Brlcknd Tile Yard,
NORTH BALKM.
JOBBINO.
WsasUnley.
BUte street.
Take It I
EVENING JOURNAL,
Only S seats day delivered at
yoBreloor,
JHN i a MARTIN,
, v Horfseshoelng.
BLACKSMITHING.
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the Mosf 'Famous
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WORTH FIVE CENTS
printed and that,mean a ireat deal
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MB Oom'l Street.
T. W. THORNBUfit
The Upholsterer,
Memodeis, recovers anil,
upholstered rurnitn."
e&MWOrk. Chetnekets i
mm.i .upumuin DIOCK.
THE WILLAMI
8ALEM, OREQ0M
JUtmj$2J50 to $5.00 perl
Mnecest bo(i oeiween Fortlsnd i
FranoUeo, tFlrst-class in all Its asm!
1U Ubles sm ssrved wlihole PW
Choicest Fruiu
Urawn In the WllUmetU Valley,
A'. I. WAGNER. I
East and Soi
via
THE SHASTA ROl
of the
Southern Pacifid Companij
CAUrOKXIA XXFRESS TSAIR-iraSil
TWKtCN POKTIJtND ARD8.T,
rtouth.
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7.1M.' p. m.
9:18 p. in.
8:15 a.m.
llY.
I.T.
Ar.
Portland Ar.
Balem Lt.
Ban Fran. It.
Wobabnrn. Balem. Albany :
Halsey.'Harrlsburg, JunctlonClty, In
Eugene.
I ROSKBDRO MAIL DAILY.
8:30 a. m.
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Portland
Ar.l
11:17 a. m
Balem
Roseburg
Lt. id
6:60 p. m
Ar.
Lv.rf
Albuuy Irfioal, lially Kxcrpt suJ
6KM p. 111.
7:52 p.m.
W0 p.m.
Lv.
Lv:
Ar.
.Portland Ar.
salem Lt.
Albany Lt,
Mining -Cars on Ogden
PULLMAN BDFFET SLEEPE
AND
Second Class Sleeping
Attached to all through trafnil
ffest Side, Division. Between f
and Gerrallis:
DAILY--MCOTT H0NDAT).
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f!orvalIl8
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At Albany and )orvaUa eonaec
trains efOnjron Paniflo Kallroad.
XPKtSM THAIH (UAll.V KHOKPTDl'l
t:m p. m,
7:3S p. m,
Lv.
Ar.
Portland
MoMlnnvflle
TUKOUUH TICHEl
To all points In the KasUrn Statu, l!
and Knrone can be obtained at lotral
Irom W. W. sKlNNKK, Agent,!
tZ.iT. KUUEKB. AMI. U. f. SllO t
K. KOF.H I.Kit, Manaver.
The Yaqulna Route,
OREGON PACIFIC 1
And Oregon Development compsnj'i
snip une. cs miles snorter, ai o
tine tnuh by any other route, i
through nassenrer and lreleht
Portland and aU j olnts In tbe W
alley to and from lan Francisco.
T1MK 80HKPULB, (Except BonJj
Lt Albanvilrtt) t m i Lv L'orvallli-4
Ar Yaaulna-J.:) p ni I Lv Vqulni-I
Lt onraUls.l05 am Ar Albany-Jl
O.AC, trains connect at Albsu;
Tallls. -
The above trains connect st Yal
zirrjs:?" ..wiiiu. . --.-.
uiwcen laqainttanaoau r"")ri
Wlilamelte valley points can nistea
neetlnn with ih. train nfthe Yaaoll
a. p,-x-assengers irom rurn.i
at Alhanv nr fVtnrallla and If deU
Frauclsco.should arrange to arrivnl'
toe evening Dercre aaieoi sauius.
Passenger and Fileht Kates &
Vnwesu For Information apply
HULMAN A Co.. I-n-lebt and Ticket
00 and SOS Front s'reH, Portland, Or.
.V.V. JHOUUK,Actueniri.oi-
b a41f Oa.lrln M U I 'n . tTUltl-"
C. H. HARWELL, Jr., Gtn'IFrelllJ
pass. Agt. ore. ueeii-"-j
BW " i
Fron Terminal or Interior Foiiii
i i
m
Is tbe line to take
JojmIMixM and
t Is thedlnlng car route. Itru
4tUuU trains: every day In
lg$M':W
. flfn aldnvA nf an.)
Coaisaaji. at dtnlsg cars unurpfj
KrZXl WiHlsjss.il Oawtag room w
iti4iroomi
y oTtotest eii
TOURIST
Sleeping Cai
Best that cn ha eanstrucUd and I '
aoeosninodctlana are both ire
nlshed for LolAfira ear first and I
tickets, and;
ELEGANT DAY COACI
ASBlltlUAra Um Mnnatlnf
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