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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
INDIANS FIRE WATER.
Tho Beverage That Has Been Responsible
For Many Apache Outbreaks.

For Many Apache Outbreaks.
Iizwin is the intoxicant produced among
the most nnciviliZcd Indian tribes. that
1.-Two away up in tho mountains, over zoo
miles from civilization, OH tho bordcrland
between Arizona and Mexico 1t Is made
from the fruit of the giant cactus of the
not deserts of the southwest territories,
known as sahunr,l fruit. Irwin Is I'm
common use or abuse among the southern
Arizona Indian tribes AS soon rs the
Irut rpcns the squaws and children travel
nl!cS over mountain and plain to gather
e in largo baskets, which they curry on
their heads.
Tho gathered fruit is deposited day by
lay ut Il common center, where il is pressed
ma the Juice collected into large earthen
las, where modicum of wafer is added
these elias are stored in II closed dark
Dom, where II slow fire is kept up for SOW
'r.Ii days. until the liquid begins to show q
foam on TOP, which is n sign that it is fer
mcnting. 1t has then attained the desired
Intoxicating power, and word passes from
mouth to mouth and from village to vii
lagc
AS soon ms the welcome news arrives all
hands knock off various other kinds of
loaiinS and hasten to the Irwin camp to
put In their time around the improyised
barronm, SIMPLIFYING themselves with fire.
4"eht drafts Of the liquor and dancing or
lighting between drinks Tho oryv con.
tinucs night and day until tho supply is
exhausted, and by this time the passions
oil the Indians, naturally fierce and cruel,
having been innamcd hundrcdfold some
one in the crowd uttcrs warwhoop, and
thcY leap on their ponies and IRE off on q
raid against the whites
The Apache ut best Is but n devil. but
when his blood is heated with Irwin the
father OF evil himself is refined gentle
man in comparison.
AS sahnara fruit ripcns only once year
1t is whole twclycmonth between drinks
with the Indians, and all their worst ont
breaks have occurred in the Irwin camp.
Inc old settlers have good reason to re-
member Irwin time and It's regular rccur-
renee every summer. To them it recalls
many fierce outbreak of tho bloodthirsty
Apachcs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22

or the evil consequences OF abuse of
Things created and things manufacture
ed Is juG.ly chargeab.e TO the Creator
or the manufactures. But the burden
who himself. by his assent and consent
or VIII, Is guilty of abuse. IL it were
not so. the Almighty Himself might be
Drought into moral responsibility for
mans immoral?:y in the abuse of
things He created. Is not this clear?
The evil. then, that exists is not the
DIRECT reiult' of the manufacture OF al
coho.ic Inks, but a.her OF the abuse
practiced by men. who themselves will
nave 10 account as free moral agents
Tor the evils OF intemperance. One party
manufactures an article which 10 useful
In some way. God will not hold him
answerable for perverted u.e of 1t. An
by the former. Can he be held m ora ly
re sponsible for the improper use of what
he sells? If he can't. is It right from
any standpoint Of morality. or religion
to put the blame on him? 1t Is not
philosophic, much less. Christian. to
judge wrong.
In his warmth of enthusiasm he Yields
to The influence of his muse and gro vs.
poe:!c on the subject. Music may run
IN ;hyme. but not so always with truth.
No. all poetry IL sound theology. The
teaching that intox!cants make en-
s.n - not justice to truth, which would
IA her pace the sin an:ecedent in the
will that consents TO inoxication than
IN the consequent effects. When a man
Kills himself with weapon of any
kind. or with poison, he +: said to have
committed suicide, but when he dies
from the effects OF drink, they say whis-
key killed him. No gun, no poison. is
ever p. esen:ed for Indictment before
the courts. The manufacturer, the sell
er. Il not niece sarily indictable. The
suicide himself IS the one to bear the
penalty imposed by Heavens tribunal
for abuse OF moral free agency. When
nan dies from the effects of strong
drink. he Is suicide. What t:ibuna'.
moral or civil would pre-: to ndlct
anything or anybody shan the man HIM
self, his own will for the deed.
Alcohol Is no more moral agent
than gun, or dose of poison None
of these Will have to account for sin
Where then. should the churCh-mlnis-
tiers and members-make their spiritual
warfare? Among living beings, moral
agents, who must be educated on an
other line than absence of temptation
by destruction OF things. It Is indeed
an important matter. The only remedy
that the Gospel se.s forth is to make
all men Christians. TIMOTHY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
ATLANTIC CITY.

DR.. II. r. Johnson will deliver an adj
dress at the meeting of the Seaside
Union of Epworth Leaguers In Ports
mouth tonight
Mrs. Moore, of Baltimore, Md, Is the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Lee. on Colley
avenue.
Mr.. Willie d. Boykins, Of Windsor.
Va, is expected here in a day or SO to
visit friends and relatives.
Rev. l.. T.. Dudley preached two pow
erful sermons to large congregations at
Central Avenue Baptist ch.'rch Sunday.
a party of young people began Christ
mas pleasures last night by calling on
Miss Edith Fuerstein. of Avenue 4, in
the capacity OF surprise party. All
had delightful time.
The Atlantic City Minstrel Club will
give minstrel performance at the new
odd Fellows Hall. Lambert's Point, on
Tuesday, December 22d. 1896
The Liberty Baptist Church will give
Il Christmas entertainment Thursday
evening, December Gath, at the w. c. T.
u. Hall. Colley avenue. Miss Leila
Nosay has had the children in training
and the programme will be varied and
interesting. Santa Claus will be pres
ent with an old time christmas Tree -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
Reply from Timothy.
Norfolk, Va, Dec.

Norfolk Va. Dec 10, 1896.
Editor of The Virginian:
ask but a little space to-day to reply
to the gentleman from East Norfolk.
who. In his communication OF the l7th
Instant. entered into a repetition Of his
views of the subject as they pertain
10 correction OF the evil by destruction,
or on-manufacture of the means. He
deems no more than this niece sary, in
asmuch as "A Reader" unknown to him,
had replied TO my Sunday letter He
now gives his attention TO manufacture
ers of ardent spirits and to the sins of
sp!rtuoua liquors, having let go the
ministers and members of his church !
wish bieny TO consider where the moral
blame of the whole matter Is to be right
ly placed God created all things, even
every element that enters into matter
Man finds out many inventions and
manufacturer many things.
Anything that Is useful In any way
Is Of merit and claims respect at the
hands of needy and suffering humanity.
The manufa cturer may not be condemn
ed. The seller msy not be condemned
can recognize no civil crime. nor
moral blame in the mere act of one or
the other deed. 1t must be found, then,
In third party, and in some other
shape. would have what am saying
in these lines apply to things in general,
the use Of which Is a blessing to man.
che abuse Of which Is the evil. Not one
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
Gcorgrr"wn uniye..f,y.

Washington, d, c., Dec. 2l.-tspeciaD
me banquet given Ghe eleven OF the
Grass oil .Ss. champions In the ln,erclass
seFle: OF football by the faculty. was
much enjoyed MIR. Thomas NJ. Pierce
was toast-mas.er and addresses were
made by Fathers Ennis, Deck. Richley
anu Brucker on behalf OF the faculty.
me 10 lowing students re :pon1led to
toasts Joseph Collins, William Leary.
RobeT Wal: h, William Fleming, Chas'
A.. Greene, R!cha:d Watkins. Chas. Me
taugh.in, r. w. Brady Francis Nc
Arerncy. Clark Waggaman. Bob Rid
ley, JiIes Wal h. and Harry Cover.
~ the philosophers banquet the pres
iuent OF The class. Mr.. Charles Shea,
presided. There we no toaa.s, but
snort addres IS were made by Rev.
"a hers Shandell, Brett, and Deck on
behalf OF the faculty.
OLeary. captain of the '9s football
re M. has been compelled to leave
schooi on account of his eyes.ght, which
has been impaired
school closes on the 22d Instant. and
vacation Will continue un;u January Sd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
EDENToN.

Edenton. N. c., Dec 2l.-(speciaD-
IA steamer loaded with wood is at the
dock.
There was services yesterday at ST.
AIMS Catholic church.
Miss Agnes Mitchell . at home from
5Hsgerstown to spend the holidays with
4 her parents.
MIR. Harry Cason returned Saturday
from baltimore for the same purpose.
Glad to see Mr.. J. K. Rea out again
after being several days on the sick list
Mr.. VIM. M. Bond returned Satur-
day from Raleigh, where he has been
con legal business.
Mr.. Pat. Mathews. of Norfolk, is at
: the Woodland house.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22

(San Francisco Examincr.)

Down Spring street at a two-minute
clip. clad In Tapping n;ghtgown. John
Lamoreaux rode on his wheel at O'Clock
the other morning. The few police
men and home-goers who saw him were
too astonished TO try to stop him, and
when they recovered themselves chased
after him, thinking he was a somnam-
bulist The rider attended strictly to
business. and never eased up until he
reached the Park hosehouse. when, bat
ter.ng on the door. he gave an alarm of
fire. He lived In the building at 500
South Spring street. and was awakened
by fire in the neighboring room. Not
stopping to put on any clothes, he
jumped from his bed to his wheel, and
by his promptness undoubtedly saved
several thousand dollars worth OF prop
erty. His nightgown was ruined
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
CIRCUIT. COURT OF THE trNIrrn
M, I'D STATES LES FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
The Fidelity 1nsu-l
rnrce. Trust and
pale pepoS.t Co., Consolidated Cause
tile TINS, Mefeah- in Equity.
Compartments. Foreclosure
Norso,r asa'Hst w. One Hundred Year
ern Rauroad Co N1or,n
Defendants 'saSe.
NOTICE TO pREsENr ~ ,I,,,

T TGpi,aS s and sale entered herein by the
ern D:striet Of Fl vlr,GGo urt for the East
Of June, 1890. and the dec,ae 1 of s InS
court ,Sn t, affirming The sale hereunder or
cred by the Ore Hundred Year n Mor,aree coy
dated October 90, 1859, Of the sad N rgSgS
ana ana 49, western Railroad Company and
ancillary thereto and confirmaiorvu t ibnras
or. entered in similar causes penI.nr he
Tween Tween me same parties In the Circuit
lowing districts, VIZ: the Western b'st r4,,
Of W gin a. the d strict of West virginia
he nie,s Southern District of Ohio. Westcrr
in,ennsyiyania. ord under and pursuant 10
the further order of sad Court first abov.
named; entered on the 18th day Of Deem
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to or
n re,,c or any claims against said Nor.
a a%,R q w, western n Railroad Company, o,
chaser of The railroads properties and
franchises described in the decree ,nteT.
ga Tao IN I the said cause foreclos.ng the 100
erh Raiiroad Company may be required
10 pay as part consideration and in add:-
iron to the sum BID for such railroads
claims In writing to the undersigned Re
Ge;vers o f9r ailowanGe or payment. at the
Rooms 50i-50s Columbia Buiidlng. In f6I
city OF Norfolk. State OF Virginia: ant
that any such claims which shall not be
SO presented or filed within TIN, period OF
SIX months after the first day of January
1871, shall not be enforceable against sn;d
receivers or against the property sod
chaser of such property OF It's successors
or assigns.
+. J: KtMRALL.
HENRY FINK.
Receivers.
Norfolk. Va. December 12. 1856
de22tu, 6w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
By the Morris Auction House, IS Nsv
Market Pace.

I ARGE WRECK SALE-WE WILL
- sell for account of whom il NAV con-
gern n! our auction house on WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, DEC. 23d. comm, ncng
from tile schooner City Of Ph.Iadeipbia
consisting of Anchors. Chains. Runn!ng
and Standing Rigging. New and Old Ropo
Sail Covers. Spars. Lights. Lanterns. Log,
Line and Rotator. Spirit Compass, th ee
and four fold Blocks. Old Iron, Junk,
Canvass. Wheel and other articles too
numerous to mentions in fact every thing
used on n rirst-class sen-go.ng vessel. also
the vessel and Cargo of Phosphate Rock
90 she lies on the beach at Little Island,
Va.
r. r. MORRIS,
del9-it Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
RuddY Marn.

a French astronomer is OF tho opinion
ohnt the red glow of tho planet Mars is
caused by crimson vegetation. But we sus.
poet that 1t is owing to the fact that the
i III, are all rcdhcaded. WHAT
nc Martinns are not rcdhcadcd? If you
. Ian prove TINT, wo acknowledge that our
theory Is wrong. Otherwise we stick to 1t.
Boston Transcript
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22

Young Frcnchman who aica uarec wears
iater' leaving her and the manne cment Of
her fortune To his dearest friend, NJ. Ribo,.
Inc latter eventually fell in love with and
MAI rind Lis fair charge. Mrs. Rihct has
iiNei III France ever since she was 10 Years
oi'' nut Is SAD To still retain her affection
ior -Amer!tan institutions and Americans
III general '';.c does not accompany her
husband on ms present visit.
ALFRED IL RowLEY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
an ..uaA,oie Conversat,o..

My dear" said he, THAT waist doesn't
lit you in the back at ALL.
1t doesn't matter" said she. "People
IN front OF no can't sec 1t, and don't cure
what they say behind my back"
The feminine reader is allowed tho choice
or two solutions-eithcr the woman who
uidn cure about tho fit of her waist was
hob'ng, or. what Is more likely, she never
existed. -1ndanupois Journal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
The Modern yJniher.

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant Syrup of
Figs. when in need of the laxative eff
feet of gentle remedy than by any
other. and that 1t is more acceptable to
them. Children enjoy 1t and It benefits
them. The true remedy, Syrup of Figs,
is manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company only.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
Mammals Baby.

Iako one pair of Dyes us big as saucers,
n vocabulary greater than Dr. Johnson's,
iimiticss Quantities Of flesh, the pedestrian
capacity of II walking match winner and
Intelligence greater than the most learned
Hrcek philosopher I no result will be the
average baby al its mother secs it.-Lon-
don Fun
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
A GREAT FRENCHAIAN
AMERICAN TOUR OF NJ. RlBoT, Elk
PREMIER OF FRANCE.
Varied and Interesting Career. OF One of
the Foremost French statesmsn-How
Ho camo to Marry IN American wife
A Member OF Many Cabinets.
Iember OF Many Cabinets.

We seem to be having hero in America
more than tho usual quota of distinguish
ell foreign guests this summer. First
came the renowned Marshal Yrmngata.
flushed with victory and laurel crowned by
tho grateful Japanese. He was on his
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
Nor I'll CAROLINA

MISS Virginia Nelson has JUS, return
eu nome from Greensboro College FOR the
me President tgsand speaker and
great moaul Of the L. o. p. TT has
deca'nped with al the funds Of the or
oet; as several new mbers had just
full.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
HALIrAx, n. Q.

Ifalifax. n. c.. Dec. 2i.-(spec!al)-
The atore Of Mr.. g. H. Hale was broken
open FRIDAY might and goods to the
Sa fneulit OF about $50 was stolen. AS yet
I ehs 4hisyes hAys not been captured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
BY VALENTINO 6 stevens. Auc,Ioneer !.
AUCrfoN SALES.--FUTURE. nAy
BY w. NJ. Hannah. Auctioneer.

BY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRrrcT
MAGE TO US as Trustees by r. l. Sn55
et ny bearing eatc on the 18th dnvtor Ss,,'
tenoPr, 1875, and recorded In tho Clnrtt!
once OF the Norfolk Circuit Court d.
nook Zv2: page $780, and at the rrniitst ~
lne creditor therein secured we shall seii
al pubic auction at the Norfolk Real Eaa
tale r. ianse. No. 236 Main stn.ef On
AT y p ~ me 9Th day Of ianuar, 1887,
AL. THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PAR.
Gel OF LAND, with the bu.ld:nns tbare-
on. bounded and described as roiIowe.
Beginning on tn. northern line ~ CO...
prev avenue at n point d slant In n west
CITY difect.on measuring on the sa;d
northern line OF Corprew avenue one
nunoied QcO) feet, more or less, from, Tho
intersection of the inrcr line of said Con-.
prev avenue with the west line ar ESipas
street runni Ms thence IN wes,erIy AZ
C C%Gtion on the Northern lire OF the said
SorpIew avenue thriy-senan and one
hali to1Ia) feet: thence in nor.her,v al
rect!on one hundred and ilftv-nira f,Sa,
rect more or less: thence eastwardiv thir.
ty-scren and ont-half (3Iir) feet; tbenre
somtheriy the hundred and hfiv-e'rht
QoSl feet 10 the point of beginning on Cor.
prev avenue, Il being lot no. nine (9) and
the eastern half Of LOT number ten fl0l on
the Plat Of the West property, fled win
the deed from Nj Tehaut hearing date
on r1 Shs Il; 2nd =, day az, of March. 1896
go -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
T.. j. KfMRALL,
ENR EINI
IrWin'S Express Company

w. It. IRWIN. Manager
Ample facilities for transferr. any
thing 10 and from anywhere in the three
cities al reasonable prices. Your work So
licited. Prompt and careful attention
guaranteed.
C'"'" ''S wo'nr st. Telephone No. G.
Bicycles for hire.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-22
EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS
AT THE
Columbia Business GO1Ip19,

l.. LIE MAY. President, opposite CoulIn-
hih Bulloihg, Norfoih. Va Only school in
Virginia that teaches actual business
from start TO finish. Our motto: learn
10 90 by DONG. Students can enter az
any ume. su25-tu. til. sally
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09
S,tllllllO1lS

In the Circuit Court OF the State of Oregon, for
Lincoln County. -,
N. Carter as administrator with the will
annexed of the estate OF l.. NJ. Harmon, Plalntlh'
VS..
Geo. Bamford and A. o. Krogstad, G. o.
Krogstad and o. o. Krogstad, partners doing
business under the firm name OF krogstad
Brothers, defendants.
To C. o. Krogstad, one of the above-named
sS'tT IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON;
i You are hereby required to appear and an
swer the mplaint filed against you In the
above entitled suit by the first day OF the next
term Of said court following the expiration OF
this summons, towit: the 9th day OF July, 1915,
and II you fail TO answer for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the reliei
demanded in said complaint, towit: tor ludg-
ment against the defendant Geo, Bamtord ior
the sum of six Hundred Dollars S6OO.OO with
interest thereon at the rate OF ten per cent per
annum from the Goth day Of May, 1893, together
with the further sum OF Sixty Dollars as attor-
new fees herein, together with the plalntl1 :
costs and disbursements Of this suit; and for
decree foreclosing the mortgage described / n
said complaint, and barring and forecloslng
the right and interest OF all OF said defendants
herein, in the real estate described in said
mortgage and bill OF complaint, towit: Inc
southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter o.
Lot numbered four, OF section thirty, township
ten SOUTH range ten west, Willamette meridian
| in Lincoln County, State Of Oregon, containint
| Eighty two acres and Forty-seven hundredthi
| Of an acre. ,,,,
This summons is served upon you by publica
tion. by virtue Of an order made herein b!
| Hon ]. c. Fullerton, judge OF said court, date'
feOiU''' -'' H II. DENLINGER,
! Attorneyfor Plaintiff.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09

1t was Pat Collins who was al
dressing a Boston audience on the
virtues of the gold standard. He
rose in a pompous way and oegan:
my hearers, I hold in my right
hand a silver dollar. and in MY LEFT
gold dollar, and the one repre-
sents So cents worth Of silver and
is good only in Our country. The
other is tiny thing, but It's worth
one dollar anywhere in the world.
Now, which, my fellow citizens,
will you take?" An old Irishman
got up and said: "-Nell, sor, as l
have nayther, I'll take ayther.
The Irishman had voiced the SEN
timent of the vast majority of work.
ers in the United States.-Ex.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09

]. P. Mimic, the retiring treasurer
of Marion county, showed his re-
luctance to turning over the office
to his successor by removing all the
county money from the vault and
depositing it in one ofthe city banks,
thus leaving the new treasurer with
no money with which to pay county
warrants. His action causes much
unfavorable comment.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09
G~Remember that One
Million Dollars has been
appropriated to improve
Yaquina Bay.
The Money Plank.

The following is the money plank
as proposed by the subcommittee
appointed to draft such plank, and
as will in all probability be adopt
by the national democratic conven-
ton:
Recognizing that the money
question is paramount to all others
at this time, we invite attention to
the fact that the federal constition
names silver and gold together as
the money metals of the United
States, and that the first coinage
law passed by congress under the
constitution made the silver dollar
the unit of value and admitted
gold to free coinage, at a ratio
measured by the silver-dollar unit.
"We declare that the act of 1873,
demonetizing silver without the
knowledge or approval of the Amer
lean people has resulted in the ap-
probation of gold and a CORES
ponding fall in prices of COM
moditles produced by thepeople;
heavy increase in the burden of
taxation, and Of all debts, public
and private: the enrichment of the
money-lending classes at home and
abroad; paralysis of industries AMI
Z the impoverishment CT the people.
1--WE are unalterably opposed to
the single gold standard, which has
=, Locked fast the prosperity OF an III
dustrious people in the paralysis of
hard times. Gold monometalism
7, is British policy, founded upon
IS British greed for gain al! power,
~ and its general a op,ioH has
- brought other nations i3to financial
servitude to London. 1t is not on
y " un-Ame1ican, but anti-Ameri-
can, and it can be fastened upor
IL the United States only by tht
sitting of that indomitable spiri
and love of liberty which proclaim
~ ed our political independence ii
., 1776 and won it in the Revolution
on 1--WE demand the immediate res
toration of the free and unlimite'
90 coinage of gold and silver at til
present legal ratio of IS to I, with
~ out waiting for aid or consent
any other nation. We deman
that the standard silver dollar sha
be full legal tender, equally wit
m. gold, for all debts, public aud pr
YES vate, and we favor such legislat!1
at as will prevent the den> 'etizai'"
m of any kind of legal-teAier more
the by private contract.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09

A correspondent in the Coquille
Bulletin is complaining above Coos
bay getting larger appropriations
than the Coquille river. This
grumbler, and all other people on
the coast, will not have any ap-
preparations to complain about
this. Baker City Republican
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-09
RIVER DIVISION.

RIVER DIVISION.
Steamers "Albany" and "Wm.
M. Hoag" newly furnished, leaves
Corvallis daily except Saturdays at
TOO a. M, arriving in Portland at
ago p. m. the same day. Return
ing boats leave Portland at p. IN. the
same as above at 600 a. IN, arriv-
ing at Corvallis at 900 p. M.
EDWIN STONE, Manager.
]. c. MAYO, Supt. River Div.
VIM. SCHMIDT, Agt.,
Occidental hotel, Corvallis.