Beaverton, Oregon, Camp-Meeting.
By Charles L. Boyd
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with the O. & C. R. R. Co.'s agents to return, at one-fifth fare, those who, having paid full fare in coming, have attended this meeting. Trains run on each side as follows:— BETWEEN PORTLAND AND RIDDLE'S.
LEAVE. Portland......7:30 A. M. | ARRIVE. Riddle's........8:30 P. M.
LEAVE. Riddle's.......3:30 A. M. | ARRIVE. Portland.........4:25 P. M. LEAVE. Portland......4:00 P. M. | ARRIVE. Lebanon........9:20 P. M.
LEAVE. Lebanon ......4:45 A. M. | ARRIVE. Portland.........10:05 A. M. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
LEAVE. Portland......9:00 A. M. | ARRIVE. Corvallis........4:30 P. M.
LEAVE. Corvallis......8:30 A. M. | ARRIVE. Portland.........3:20 P. M. LEAVE. Portland......5:00 P. M. | ARRIVE. McMinnville....8:00 P. M.
LEAVE. McMinnville ...5:45 A. M. | ARRIVE. Portland.........8:30 A. M. DIRECTIONS FOR THOSE COMING.
Beaverton is twelve miles from Portland, on the West Side Division. It will be seen from the table that those on the East Side coming on the mail train make close connection at Portland, the train arriving at Beaverton at 5:30, P. M. All should come on Wednesday, and thus be present at the first meeting, and also on Thursday which will be one of the most important days of the meeting. N. B. Pay regular fare in coming, and receive a certificate on the camp-ground, which will secure return ticket at one-fifth usual fare.
CHAS. L. BOYD.