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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-13
THE BURLINGTON"
c. b. g. n. II. Il.

Htiisdi aHu departure Ut Trans dI TEeSCOUs
GOING SOUTH.
Express, dail y-..... 10000. ....-..s D . m
Passenger, daily except sunday -..--...-.s- - m
Accommodation. daily except sunday 30 a N
GOING NORTH.
Express uaily Z t2 a N
Passenger. daily except sunday -.--..-- 2. o. p N
Accommodation, daily except sunday 10 p m
For rates, tickets, time tables. etc. apply 10
". -. HALLETT. Agent. Prescott, wis
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

] = fleEsr. Who resides q N1- 1gZ
- street aEast es1ilaals -eztlsuzn.
sza1es tlaf some msz-fls sznta. ba5uz Il
inral. b. uHlt 81 >ia-ra valley fsr ne
sscae5f Il - hHalth Naar the no1h
esnl Il fhis rsEey- whirh Ess bes1 IL
I'ia1l4s ard Szcrra r1auties- rasais.s a FAR
zaar b The na-se q IIalhzuar. IL JAY
Is; Mr- Ez1hauay coulla.lel - lr1l a.
a-tssiaa zal azd ID 81. AtA deuth q
3 EzfIe more taan 60 feet BE- strl-k
strong Eela d Wzfer AID The Wal i-1-ne-
ate.y ber4n r. fgE a. the ra1a 4 20 gal
ialzs q.af 1zliaura- >sraa-,e y Z may A..
leaf. the Eater = - k1f fEizr + ao5ls AZ
e-g IN seVsn -llDEiz.s. scails he h11iz
and Tia ssez1l -bzf MSS fra-1 this =saffl-
ins. b81in- sfri-lg i ois=srFalsle far -azuy
mics
L may l.a supposed that Nf. H4tbs-
rsy Wsss di-0T.psi.tsi in tins bozinr
HsIl. lszl al flls r5ut-a-v Il proves % f,s
re-zls.r t1zanzA Tie h1sl1n- xster
hzs been Ts.Ps5 -hron-h lis b1uss and i
used faF heztias far7sos-s- + i rza fuso
;lle kssrHen and zse5 II eookia-, zad
saves an l21nal=s amount q fzsl rs
barns aF.le hoases c4-1se shs5s esc-
MI Al be ke4s E&T.H Throughout TIA
y isl1sr. a11 his sio,7e=.ie animals ulI e.
fzpe the -i-s-s Il the csld s;.ea zhich
+ e ursazad ssveri;x Il that z8tirale +
Tss1e vHseg Ehra Il Goods is 81. pleasant 4
70 the tasas and very hsz3shful
The xater from sas vel mikes eaise +
llzisfie stream tlo-rs hslf a za7ls ore- the
sAzsay deserz. es4is ua.iie seuiar. fssrz.s
: i55;ze lake sssVsrzl Ees n defth and
saasks il the sxzsL S3ne Eeeks sc8 fise
aaissrs.z tola Mr. Hs1ha&ay 1hx: ne
axe wzs teasssiz- win issh- The Ezthes
!4aghrd & the Iis.le Ssiks szlkIng saca
saasense. The thlidfsI- however, Irssis-
ie5 Hsson the truthfuiness cF The state
uezt- sad frsres tbeir assersion by 90
ag 10 tA- lake AID t4klns fr1sn is water
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
AnInteresnng Fae-


>a1e i--eres1i1z facts hare been
h-uazht ozf n 3 paper - =. c. Eezls,a-
cf Csrlstiaaa- On tile izar-essisa r-,-
d1-.d u1s1u aaizlals ~ tar nessa4ace oT
1be r1brzfl- n % Telegraph Eirss- i =
fsu-l thaf sae tlaek az,1 green uos5-
,.sz.ke-s- fsr sxur-ie. -hi-l l1-t 1.r il-
SECS ir the hl.-k and En- ihe hezr1 cf Dr.
c1viz- trees, clfrn PEEK n-sir'ilr errz-
Ia als made trzrsrcr-elF tar-n-h fele-
--af 8 pests. -a.rii,F nesr -iss toq- The
-'aena-nea,1 IS a-;ribares 20 ths resan-
anos prsfacr5 ~ the poss y the rlh-a-
tion cf t1e WIRE. Ehirt tlla tiri 1nist1kes
as tte ras1lf = fae operat5an ci rorr-s
and tzsarfs - The irtcrior 1f fae f1s--
Ers-v one k18us TIE Eanire=s 81 hears
F.- hansT- i hzs heen nstioa4 tiist In
rl.I-u.zinaus 55stri-ts they =s,aD - ua1=-
-ske The r7b-ztarv s1zad - TIE tc,e-r1Tia
KRIS f1- sEie erea-5zl hurnuiaz uf lees-
and. r1shinr % TIE post 1oek 2hoz1 81
the hive Eof Enzln- Il an ne plss they
sazerer tlse s.anas 81 ~ hzse zhieh hep
u s-goo-1 :. a-sl- a1f15nfe1 ID their
sz2-rh. sivs the Fslst . parting r4f viih
fiesr paH- filzs showing Thar 6ets-nirs-
isan q Ieas. . ki1 zar bees taz1 might
i,e abot r
IaEispzizi,ie tr2ess q bear stouf F-a=-
traie po~.s a1.1 sr-riers5 .-.,n..s prove that
tais really hzvFeas Win a-z4-5 -
wolves a-zin- n Nsdista sta,ss uhs1 a
vote uas 4skcd a. the iia,e ST. the anf
s-ca1 .siezraFh Eaes. 1Bea.ter q tie
-sarlssiaz ss.sa sllsa1 althozsh his disrrirf
hal se dlrscs Interest is the sae pro-
Eesel. he word -ise his Tefe Esr ite
scheme. hssc1a=e b. kaeE the lI-ie@ Neuld
1--WE The wolves frsr1 TIE dlsts5c-s ther
aas=sa through !: j. reE ka0wa tbz1
3 keep osT the r-sz-rs 81 Ana<rr wslTcs
q tne usnfer ire zsr-ssrs n Nerxsy SET
~ poles csn8erss.5 ts-zssiser ~ = flne or
z4,e. uasie.r wh5-h re weixes xould nat
la-e - rnss And i i 2 1er1- n
Sesi-.n stztss- f4szf Wben. 1WeAfy ~
pore wears z-a- tris-zf1T.h Ess= u4se car
s-a S-er 1he saessz-4i1s and aIuns he
nEsrvs, The Eolses tst2lly disapEezred,
nd : specimen : nov Rarity.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
Curious inheritance Declined

4 wealthy Frenehmzn RzzBe5 T,sIiarl-
II. xlo died lataiy. f'eqaesthel III Whole
5ss18Re, ziaezasns 10 several nslIAan
fTHncs. 10 zsse sserznaH crsWa Pr5are
This he dsa te atsg.H.azts fse Tif.lsr-
ilzf-Hd ef his oEn rsnnt-yEasa. ~isR.a
<szsesow Or aai1sr had rzken faIl Es-s.-
ssen q h. tsreast- BEf flle.t Tpxz E'r1Ds,s
-sfs.sesl 10 Irrs.is aF sob a ngalse, and
Eine-ssors, declined the E-clrisasz1s- 3ez-
asy- Araoa- TIE osher re@Ssns H.aasa
lad l5rol-tsf NJ BeEzrdin 10 laafl,e ms
ssasTsrriats was the farf fiat he had
issn Imprisoned fss sa,ne as q personal
s5oaez1ne. AID i uras zfsez lyin- IN jz5l
si.sss be ta4sEasea his VII n Earar Il the
heir Il, the tserzazn 4xaxn. The fnfea-
lions rsf the tkszator we're cazn1anHazsss8
fhrsnssa the Fssne1a AnsasassssiE,r and the
Foreien s,zzsre - tise prIncelr sssratse,
who. hexeEer, has waiTe3 his right 70
this czrigus znberi1sacr-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

a sazsn cr zsesT littir Asa. fxAieilsnS
iieaa IN nrssSissish fripzish 70 ii.eir zsi-a-
i-ise5 pa'r1ss. Nr- El..usr v-as l'sazi.as
ssfa tie H-slsa.ssag f1saiis. an1 -. r1i
osasEz nazf ea IS inrss1zts. Thrs
fsos.l ne ~a*e7s & tl.e st.ie szke. ~ f,.e
c,sils-ez stases. ~ tfErie Easl. sarsir-
f-z ear sa tsr-s i7s1A.S 81 sen-sa. -vse,a
tns ts.e zssaaiaia tr-at -aese fsh
assf Eaa s1ae-. a1.l ir.aa a..,szzaa1e
va be zhaa fzsi -rQsn IS Lzr-s g raa-
asa1 hraok truuz 1ba-e 6i1 theg
sszae f-uza s- ans me QUESTION 1a1nnedi-
atelE asked AID wsiicA NJ ans - far has
h.asa Ef-ie - zrsxer. II i : zeli-kaoEn
Esrz iazst n trsus e--s hsse i.ecs 7.izn1s.3
taere. A. z1sle are eb1aia1tsie vithin faa
Hlilss. and No enc had even tha1rht g
p-siinx dsa n t.lzf sz1zE 5asv q Ea-sr.
sasuse sasd tf.eT cane 3. thrarrh ere
wei out fliis wsal5 seen s1r.5ss Sc.
A. lie wAser J. - hgf ftat sa-as q iae
Etiis ash that we're pzf ian xhs-s 3
tale-i eat 81 The zrem. zere csakes
i hfs : zlies a3l fs1 e--s uaaid aas
last sTea Il1 Ing NJ. Hathzzar-s
lEnEiter saFs 1i.as q oltssd bars ors-r fisa
s4lssy 80 ulaa1ss a,a aod tla c-u--
ny was asis-ei wilh Vassr. aus Sc
tzils thai -utrosaesd the f-h- TAis isez-
boEeEer. = soa1f-.i. f.r anr1he- SIMILAR
vei. siream ana F.sns. e-.iv thre hza-
Ord ysrss 5is.anf ilas 20 ash 5z f. An
ether -heo-y = taat uaauF raa-s z-o rhs
Ftataer riFe- e7e-5oaei atis -acs9u s-.i
tls Gsh ss-s. Ess f1ul ss.. have isqa
lying aarmaaf ever s1es uzal l-aaesi
e y wate-. E1ae g tf.ass theaess
~n . p eoue,s. - isz fhev rr-
do-hte5 and ils 1aysery s-il raHns-
Where &C ey car.e 1rsn Z 5-H1-
aiaar e-ia.aaa " sac irai-f1iness g ca
i51a-ia sd and Shows zlat aaF he sz-
Pe1sl 81 tlzs sioaaus oiua-e.-,as-
a--a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

TOO MANY OF We

Azrzzaa- is sts-e zoe many 81 We
Tlss Erzle girl as:ssd ultil sizh-
Perhaps yea wsHlaas lss fiTsd- y.sa sec,
la few 81 Fssr Children sisznld de
She r-as 9,iiy fi7s.s vca-s es5-tl.i- lsae
wss ssdse II tiln- sr-assse sad SKY.
As s,e saw her snotis~'s iul,lsiis=1i f-pwn
A1 ~ ehilars-'- i,a.s,srsas Ea1y-
ubev N=ss Iall saasa who rousd he
s.oe5.
And the n7sbes us's sick and peer
Wern est VIA tbs cars & 1lBisF brood,
AID asi4 vl.h 1i,e rosfas iae aoer-
Fer srnTise e- . ksss z,o fsn.e 70 ria-s
For tlle litsle ase is-.sf n all
Ana tle shadow sssai s.s.s'ses,el sa1s soatb-
=s Eaue
o'=fl.e rgsas ffe seemed ss hn
xar a.aHgAifzl silan any sl.e fe1 nsaev
ezHu
And G,alsszsssg N childish way
Hov 10 Hea1eH the bar3sals .a,e euald
Afa --4A-t-
Growing heavisr every day
l'slaF 3 week. and The lsl1le glai-e
In Der tisiF xs7fe irgsl3e t,-l
Lay Nisb ler blue eyes rsased and ibe
su-lF hHi-
osn eio-e s7uaa 1lse eolasn bead.
~Dqas CT sic sz55-aaa me words
EE-s low
Feelns tsa-s taai sic osajd net -ae-
Yea wsrs have - wa-k aud - tired 80.
Whsa tbe-e aiu-i - Hsny & We
Aua The Gear lillle aasyhis- who weut
Eway
From the Aane fiaa1 Sar once wns s-lle1
si,oUez ths ns;her's lsssa-t- frun 1-saI
srz-y aav
Wat Plaee she has always t8ss-
-Wauizsss Harld
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
Grants First Step Towards
Fame

AIr. N4llGce RrID-le, II zfsprney q
Indianapolis. zas member Of tirst lnlli-
tary esagglanF organized in Illinois zfisr
sumter WIS fired On. This was the fsrst
cs,sF FenE which General [. : Grant
prepared f5T serFice N the dslG. M
Frin-le tells ~ Interesting story of the
-Tezf cafazin's relstions with CsulIz1rlv
T, Twelfth Illinois Iafanr-y- The day
aftsr Fo-t Ssmfer WIS fired or, the yozrs
men ef tsalens- said NJ Prln-le, ussa
y ssr-anize 3 military eonpany Excite
iaeni xas 81 fever Idsrh- Al first eli
aze q u s.4p7,ed ferward and enlisted
! was uot = yezrs cid, but ] wss strong
and faa CT E-bt II Sew minutes the
fali company number WIS enlisted. We
were a. green a rsanfry l,gys eVeT =of 10
Re, bat we xere y,zt-ilst5c- None 81 n
kneu SINGLE 1.ilisarv movement We
coultiu71 form straight llne-
j was Suggested thai We 70 leun SC
Captain fs-zrt, whom we knew a 3
Hs.ss I'si1lf g-a,luate, and ask hin e bs-
come captain of The company aa9 Irgs u
through the necessary Preparations, Ne
Raa1 fo ms house II . body and called
him CIT 81 cozrse he VS. wiling fa
serve 4. and We uere put into dTzli 81
ene-5our hours day Neznfilue the
ciitiize-ss YTecurel as uElfsrzn-- H,e had
10 guns, and xerp otBli-ss - % sbroa-h
tie MAMMAL without arms bzs We were
ss9n ready 10 20 10 Sf'r5p-Seld- tsssseral
fsrzTst knew Es N personally b-f he
made n work Hke Turks. 5ssz the sane,
and the resait Ezs 1hzf xe we1e gate
ssidisriy n bt.zTzng xhea ne embarked
5lsr the capital
EservbesE IN Town that ooaid Esik
czspe aasn 70 file 1rain 70 sse cs 81.
Thai zirlit We ris=ss cfsnntetiarls Il
Decatur and had 10 Sc erer SIX hours-
The i,oks beczn 70 Setter and General
fsrz11 seeing that they uould faI iu;o
the hands q The Fhlilstines, ca7ls-d e to
serlssr oz The common, and Tor six r.aE-
"a t1ou-- kept us gaing tar9ach the HEan-
aal He hel1 n ie-e1her by 50 doing,
and the ez1lrs ioEn came Ozt 10 see u
Grsii- Ne finally reached S4EIssfeld.
and we're presented 70 the sssTgDor with
s fsourissi t,y one of the company who
ERs a-zscricaIiv gifted The tloyerno-
skid Il WIS the beS is.oks1z confzny
thai la6 offered 5ts services and he xzs
SO mach taken with our driA uaster.
General Cant. fhzf he took him frosn ns
and made hinl 8 neHstsr of his staf.
This WIS cur first experience ui1h TIE
rre.. s,ssnrs,zxssier.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
How Jacob Barber Retaliateo.

Many vszrs ago ths ccreDfric 5aeeb
Barber osiered sCsne good business paper
fe- disconuf II one q TIE Wal street
banks and when TIE t.1sNrs q airs-rs0'-s
met fhsv threw the pzJser cat That dis
pleased friend Jacasl- and II . fzx azrs
be presented sso5gie N liIIls 4 tlas sane
bank 81 the coznier aDa demanded the
Specie from the assouisi1e1 os5eers- Il
Eas rolled ouf % ain II keys IL S1efs
each The felier q the bauk iEfor8is-
hIza fhz1 they were obliged 70 gre I'm
sre aaa ten cent Iiienes-
Here wsss j diisunls for eTea - bright
and re3gziGal.ie nan s. Ia-os. auf be
WIS egzal r. fise e18erre1rv- He srde-e..
t1s T-srfar 10 unhsl5 fhe csskS which
t,zils- done Jacob took a ilandfai q .hs
CO u 5f5,sa each AID requested iise feIls.r
% vs.are the rs.,l.zi1s.ls.r s.r-H hlcA fIsev Ef-e
obliged 70 ccanf-to his credit J: ~
gairsd the whole zVs5iahia fa-ue & the
llstirutieu ie cou1f that money, 1aa
many late hours were nasde--L,sz-as Ffss
Prsx.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
Making Type from Paper.

The yr1cesz sIf making rl-;se trgzn paper
has b4sz patented IN Erlslsas- The IN
renfian Il * present stz1e af perfection
lssss bessa fs.znd fallv adeqGa-e 70 susrred
lbe lzrse Hts,5en type Bow n general
u-e- The EulFerlzss paT'er E,Islp Is Haixs.d
wl1h pzra1zne 0dl 81 lEzsesd drying oH
and pressed iaf0 forn N z3olds- Heat
under pressure coasolld&tes sae Pzip ty
means ef the adhesive qualities of the
oily mixture Paper type Is less exsen-
give and ra0re d1rsasse than 1s1af eus In
x,ood.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
Lincoln. cullom and a Darkey.

Senassr CsaIum tells a ss0ry sboui .
porter 81 wEElIarssis Hotel IN Washington
who N'as ot,-ssqaizssss IA his azs-sstiorss 10
hiua. tine day the darker locked ri hina
and said Boss. xor 3eoz F.ouTui Ike
Marse Abe Izncoar- Didn't voc nehtsr
isare nobody felI Tzsn anf y Yes re-
Taied the Seaaler. ! have asesn raid that
but you kne~ they ssy Mr. Lincoln WAS
tie basssess-ss n1an II the country Yes
knows dxt. hat you DO 'seratie him
allniehfy snnrh.r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
WHOLE NO. 1905.
sPoRT IN MEXICO

-
4 @eF Asrs 1ass si--a--i l''-a A'-
tiis g Aezle'9 saFs iii4i ne el.s : -
2ea- z 19a sNf'il'iis q 4'-''si7 ai-----s- y
2 lA-'.zls p-i- hsasfi- - '-- l's
sse- s'esefE 9 --e e-1s 'lT-s' e--' 2
Hlaszs z afiers- i-'s lsns4-i i''sTi'i "a ''as
Mere i.ali 't' i''s'.s 4si- &C..
a--'al'- Ii,c-n 'F7Fsii-ii-isai -ais'
-'41- -la ~ -' ''''''
A-1AH -isSias- 1'al's'-'---s.s Az - -
= . 1-S-@ t1--- go q - -
Tie Terior'1l- pee Sea-a 1-s,n- saif-
-r'asisi i1-ia saas aff'iznsa tH1A .is
aai i4sn-ers ls iAeTe i7sS7-
nez7si--a = al-sl eae n'l--''-
e l--i'z--les-z ,s3cS -a-H-- 1r -
~ a1 e = hei-
''- si''- ''''l - q ores Z 49,
''''iarS ii'1 came = o''iai- fi''ia ne lia'-f
'.e Ses 6 ir i'.ice e Falsn iae 91'.-
l rs - - ilis'
s'7''-i --'l {. l'-'- r p g g A---'--l-
--- iis kr "'- iAF7A "a = liAii
'isl a' '-'s- Tilsa - - e'i'ef e-'l t'i
- Fii-s al'a i'-c-'2 illis''-l q ne iis-.l
= i'a -i A-a'tfs en2 fsisa eisrTra
iiiFe 'fzs- -asrT $1re ssFea5 ezc-l-
eii EHl 1lls- - Iaea9,'rss
- 2 s--i-. ne ~ i''iil' Z 'l'ailisa az
-ili--i' slils's-l me afFiil tia zan FEa
7a7s-f fi7 i-'s iIA q sa1es NA-len
aiF --'sl'f'- . 10 SEES A-'zi-llli iisi
-i-l- ans --l--i es'Fa' i'iss-- p is'll q
i.-4 ga as Grape Ehii1 eic-el en-
4iadf~i 1'i ls ss'ei4''T r.
80 80 - g sir q tle li-Fs--
- = ''-l--l' iis'a1as me lll's- ll21i
= -A- @ me me p'es1are
= ga ' - ''s 7i7''-4-
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'- ~ ~ 'a las liha.
@ ealilsg acres ne Hil'- and
l'i a n o'',s-
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

An Eassen Esans zHan = slSaing 0Ter
the csolaess fhz4 exists between hlInseaf
and his bess -irl, al lsscz2se be uzs 80
careiess- He FscsazlF wrote tuae lsaStzls,
then turned them over and asdressea en-
the xrerI- card The result xas fhzs Z
sslir1naker rot polite inFi.azioH 70 take
= carria-e ride. Hfile the v0un- nssus
iess -iEi WIS made frantic lsv recslsing
the following : Please send ne sam
Tsle Of The s1aS ysur shirts zre made u
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

4 little boy, whose nunduct 1zsade his
1ncaher ssE that she feared he did mt
lrAr. replied, Ye-- do: Ewxy every
nieIst that Sod vii sazke yeu and "a
ike suF uars hsr1er-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

HrTD SEA wo~CERS ez-
III iss = <ltausszssss * aTrEs-
1sra art sllr1sr.sz-d rs lie.
DLLt sas-xtl.ss lasv-snS5ssis Tsss--e
= - Ar - is1l = 1ntstzhse asssrk si6ai tst
fIsas fsise EF.aE * issane saeula = ssufn stzs4
ard -r-iFe isss- 1ali tslsl-rlE@lrni hsyr elzs<r
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The Haasac fzEnnel, waseh + -four and
a half naiIes lone. Is - he lighted t,r
electricity. Between 100 and 1880 lights
WI be n=el.
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uChL PAssENGER TRAIN - DAILY
CEPrtsuNDAH).
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GREAT DISCOVERY!
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Now in possession OF n new discovery IN
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THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD

And Oregon Development company's
steamship line. 22i miles shorter, ~ hours
les time than by any other route, First
class through passenger and freight line
fJum Portland and all points in the VIII
iamette valley 10 and nom san Francisco.
TIME SCHEDULE, Except sundayO;
Leave Albany 100 Z NJ
fsaavo Corvallis l;i0 + NJ
Auive Naquina $50 7 NJ
ianVo NAquinn dfh A NJ
l.cavO Corvallis l03o A NJ
Arrive Albany ll:lO Nj
"a @, trains connect at Albany and
Corvallis,
Tho above trains connect at YAQUINA
with tho Oregon Development Cos Line
AStoemships between NaqulnR ana san
SAILING DATES.
srRAMERs, FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Willamette Valley, Monday, October Sth
Willamette Valley, saturday, October 10th
HrEANERs. FROM IAoUINA.
willamette Valley, Tuesday, October "a
Willamette Valley, sunday, October lath
willamette Valley, Friday, October 2dth
THIS company reserves the right to
hapge sailing dates without notice,
N n-passongers nom Portland and all
willamette Valley points can make close
noritmctiOn with the trains Of tho
NAQUiNA ROUTE at Albany or Corvallis,
aud II destined "a san Francisco, should
arrange "a arrive at NHQuina the evening
hoiDTc date of sailing,
PasseHgrr and Freight Rates Always the
lsurst, Fur Information apply tO MeSsrs
HUMAN y Cot Freight ana Ticket
Asonts aO and ~ Front st., Portland, Or
uHt0
&C HOGUE, Act Gent Frt. &
Pass. Agt,, Oregon lAcihc r. X, Co,
Corvallis, or.
~ "A. HASWEI.i, Jr. Gent Frt; 4
Pass. Agt orcgon Development
Co, Sli Montgomery 81,
San Francisco. Csn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-01

Waste pAPer aud exchanges Cor
sale u this Ofioe.
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All orders viii recclye prOmpt attention
A.stiuaaite un AL kinda oi WORK ID our line
ceSeit itallll Ryen. s4tisiactiOn guaranteed
aaleni. ~.
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BOUNDARIES.

Marion county is bounded on the
north by the Willamette river and
Butte creek which separates it from
Clackamas county; on the east by
Clackamas county and the Cascade
mountains, which separate it from
Wasco county; on the south by the
Santiam river and the north fork Of
the Santiam, separating it from
Linn courtyard ON the west by the
Willamette river.
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AN INDIAN RAID.


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The Sdva0es on the War Pufh-Red Knifsa
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