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Corvallis & Eastern Railroad T IM K C A R D . F U N E R A L S IN A R A B IA . T k * lr B i l r t n t l) u lt fi< lir M « M a rk e d ( k a n M * r t * t l » - W * l l l n t Km . F o r S i i . k . — About 1000 fool o f linn-' U'r— 700 foot of mat io ainl SÜ0 feet of framing lumber. Can be Inni for three-fourths it* actual cost at the mill. For particulars call at this of fice. |H uy F a J a r m No. 2 F ok Y aqi ’ i x a : N a t a «• i h r !> « « • . Leave« Albany......................12:50 p. III. “ On« of the strangest anil moil af- Corvallis.................. 1:40 p. in. HK.RK ARK SOMK HAHbAINS C M « N M S » fM rJ 5:55 p. in. feeling might* in an Arab town,” *nts Arrive» Yaquina........ F or H ai . k — ItIO sen s of lami, good a Tunis corrreapoiHlent of l.or.lon 4^ -4- No. 1, R k t i r s i s o . Sketch, “ lm that of the ftinernls. ul eh house, ham, good ore lumi, 1HI acres ^ We have several Valuable Farms in the vicinity X Leaves Yaquina................... 7:00 a. m. may be met at any mtreet corner. The fenoal, 20 acres plow land, 20 acres “ Corvallis....................11:33 a. in. corpa« ia merely wrapped in a m a t o f ^<>t Stayton, which have been placed on our sale lis t ,^ Arrives A lb a n y .................... 12:13 p. m. esparto gras« and curried either . n a meadow. Located in Lobster valley, p a rici can be purchased rinht. If you are looking lot ^ No. 3. I ok D ktroit . bier or on tnen’a shoulders. The mourn- school quarter of a mile from house, i ^ f a home in the best portion of Oregon, write us or a Leaves Corvallis 12 00 p.m . era lounge along, some In front and 12 miles from market. Terms, #600 " Albany . . . . 1:30 p. in. 1 some behind, crooning verses o f the down, $400 on time at 7 per rent in- ^ call and investigate. If you want to buy, rent or sell X Arrives Detroit (i:20 p. in. Koran in melancholy tones, which haunt tcrest. Fur further particulars call J city or farm property deal with us. ± No. 4 F r o m D e t r o i t . i onr,.f,or days afterward. upo n or address II. K. Browne, Stay- ' ... “ This wailing is. however, nothing to lon ffelK Leave * e,rolt .................. , . . ‘ . » . * . ' » .• » » M I V M goes p. v r v # \ on '* l i in o m e n house v u s r l of 'l tu g t » h » * a - t which the the “ Albany..................... 10:30 . . a. m. deceased• When I was staying in the F«>r A gootl hoii.*i» in Stay Arrives Corvallis.......... 11 lo p . m. C0UB(PT nwir Tunis I heard it kept up *•»». hamlv to school and handy to * Trains 3 and 4 between Albany and during a whole night in u neighboring church. Term s$3.00 |*-r month.— II + * These Are Birgains. Corvallis Tuesdays, Thursdays and village, and f can conceive nothing K. Brown«. Saturdays only. All other trains daily more desperately depressing than these * For Sale,— Di'dirahl«' r it y pr«q>«'riy. F or S alk o r T rade for a good farm except Sunday. Trains 1 and 4 ar- strains of lamentation wafted through *5* Largo hou»« k iu I ban», *ix h it., hoiuiti- rive in Albany in time to connect the darkness by the breeee. My dog in Oregon. Hotel property, furniture, ♦ i. fill lawn, ami nioo in v lia ril, A mi lnhli- with the S. 1*. south bound train, as stood it even less well than I did and large barn and several lots. Can la* * priqn-rly fur Im tij ur lnm i'illng h n i.r. well as giving two or three hours in felt constrained to join in the doleful purchased at a bargain. For further » Albany in'fore departure of 8 1*. north .chorus until I was half-tempted to put LiH'aIi*il in biDiinoa« p n rli of city, bound train for Portland. Train No. a bullet through his head. Pei hrps the particular» call upon or address II K. 4* w* \NTII Ni-|| fur #MH), iiu ll un time, 2 connects with the S. P. west side strangest of all the funerals I saw was Browne, Stayton. For pa rt ion la r« ca ll nt t h i. u lliii or 4* train at Corvallis Crossing for Inde- at Bi/erta. It was that of a baby, w hich , iiililii'i.. Tin- Mail, Stnytun, Or. pemlence, McMinnville and all points was being carried to its grave in an es * parto basket.“ Legal Notices. north to Portland. 4 * 4 * 4 * The Mail, Stayton, Ore. 4 * 4 * 4 * m 4 * E d w in S t o n e . M a n a g er, J .T irn ek , Agent, A CO STLY SCHEM E. Albany, Oregon, G0 EAST V IA Shortest and Quickest Line TO St. Paul, Duluth, Minneapolis, Chicago and All Points East Through l'a la r e amt T o tir t.f S le e p e r « , D i l l i ni- .«nit III, i l e i a m o k i n g L i b r a r y 1 ' a r a D A ILY TR A IN S; FAST T IM E ; SERVICE AND SCENERY CN E qC A L E D P oa ta J P a r a a i a t l r T a b r a t>r«ve E * . » • a a l v « a a d o f L i t t l e H e a l Ai t - v a n i a a r l a Tin»«- H a l o e d . The hearing on the postal pneumat ic tube system before tin* house com mittee on post offices and post roads develops the fact that the concern propone* to ask the government to pay an annual rental of $2.500,000 for this service. This is equal to the in terest on $ 100 . 0 ( 10.000 of government bonds. It will be seen, therefore, at » glance what an enormous expense this would entail »¡ion the govern ment. Such a system is now in opera tion in New York, but nt an excessive cost. While it does expedite some mails, the time saved is slight and inti rely disproportionate to the enor mous expense of the system. The government is now asked not to install a system of its own. but to pay a private corporation ten per ?eut. annually on the money invested, and this in spite o f the fact that the government can get all the money !t wants’ for 2 V, percent. Thus will t *■. < concern make a clear profit of I 1 per cent. W OMEN BUYERS. Tickets to points East via I’ortlanil T h e y D r a w l a r u r H n l u r l e * f o r I ' n r - c l i a f t l n t f ( i o o d i f o r I , r n « l i t i ‘x S t o r e * » . and the G R E A T N O RTH ERN BY., A cco rd in g to the Cincinnati Kt.quirei i>u sale at any Southern Pacific Depot a prominent woman d ru m m e r »ays: Ticket Office, or G R E A T NORTHERN “ There are at (east 30 per cent, more Ticket Office women bu yer« in the trade now than 122 T H 1 K D S T K E E T , there were six years ago.“ It i» now- PORTLAND For rates, Folders and full informa tion regarding Eastern Trip, call on or address A. B. C DENNISTON, Citv Pi-s. and Ticket Agent, -PORTLAN D, OR. « 4 Go E a s t^ > Over The l 7 i 7 Denver & Rio Grand RAILROAD Scenic Line of the W orld VIA Sault Lake City and Denver. The most interesting and e n joyable trip on this continent is this popular railroad. Choice of two routes through the Rocky Mountains and four router east of Denver arid Pueblo : i w Stop overs allowed at Salt Lake City or anywhere be tween Ogdon and Denver. n Through Car Service. L Magnificent Scenery. 7 •) L ñ . 7 Perfect Dining Service. b a r g a in s Car V eats a la Carte. A-k your nearest ticket agent L for tickets via the Denver A Rio Grand Railroad, Scenic ñ Line of the W orld. y 7 Descriptive matter mailed w upon application. 7 E. B. Dt'KEY Traveling Agt. • R. C. Ni< ID ! Gen’ I. Agt. a 124. Third St., Portland, Or. ♦ r j r j r j r j r s K N ic x ir estimated that tl.ere are 000 wom en buyers in the Cnited States. F rom tin- time that women first entered th« store« at all, even as saleswomen, their taste and intuition for style, their a b il ity to «elect, were noticed. T h e only th in g that held them back from tin highest position and that holds then back now in some houses was the feat that they cou ld not be relied on to rnaki ju d icio u s investments. A wom an bu yer w h » \ p tir c h a s e » a fir« line o f g o o d s , for exanfple, ladies' t a ilo r made s u it s or misses* j a c k e t « , receiv* a salary o f from Sfi.000 to $H,000 n y e a r If s h e t h o r o u g h l y u n d e r s t a n d s her b u s i n e s s s h e t u r n s h er stock money ovei tw o o r three times within, a year. Sh< buys from $.¡00,000 to $500,000 w orth o' g ood s p e r annum. Such a b u y e r wdli have been in the business certainly te.r years o r m ore and have familiarise«' herself with every detail. If a wom an b u ncom m on ly bright she may lean; t h 1 jusiness o f a “ b u y er” in th r e e years Rut. she has to underatat d her line <,' ■ustom from A to Z, an«l know exa ct!; now much she cat. afford to p a y n p iee 'o r such good« in order t o sell them nt : reasonable profit. She must know tht wholesale price fo r the velvet, silk or ur that trims the g a rm e n t; a lso, thi trice o f theclotb it i* made of, the cos' •f the making, and the profit to allow he manufacturer. in * ^ R E A L ESTATE TIM IIEK LAND, ACT JI NK .1. IsT« NOTH E Knit l*t HI.D'ATIUN. I'NiTKi* Srvrr* L amp O m e t . Oregon City Ort*g«»n, July 'J9tb, 1901. otice 1» hereby given that in <'«>m|tll*uc,t' j Will ith the provifiioibor ttiv net of ro n irp M of June 3, 1*7*. entitled •• \u net for ili** - mí «* of titnÌH*r I mik I h iti th*- State» i f « itliíorlita, «»re goli, Nevada, and W a* It lug ton T V rrilo rv /’ »» extended to all the Cubile Land Míate» by art of August I 1W2, Mm. K am a (‘ Price of Portland, county of MuHuniiirtti, »tate of Oregon, ha» thi» »lay filed in th»* office her »worn »tat«** ment No 6441), for the purchase of the N. K. 1 4 «»f Hertion No. IU in townahlp No. h s , Kang»- No. I K-, and will offer proof to »h«»w that the land tO V flltil MON rtlttAblf for Its 11 :. » t •• r l or »t»>ue than for agrienltural iiuriMw» », and to establinh her clrim to *ai»l fatui before flu* i; ri. r tu;.i Ki r eiv« r *>f tlii* office at orrumi « ity . Oregon, on Thum«lav, the '-‘ Ith day of N 140 acres, 100 acres under cultiva tion. Af! fenced in 20 acre fields. Fine building« und located six mile« ff'Di town. Worth $0000. Can b«s Dad for $3000. W’ch a v en ii ahundance of titulier land nt hargaina and some nice city city |»ro|iertjr for sale or rent. Write to or call upon u» for particular«. * us a list of . your real estate or X personal property. 4* W e can sell it. F or H a i . k — A ill'ain ihl i* o ily pio|H*r* ty I oca U n I in IL tlllia lo r’a iiiM itn m to Ht ayton. T> rm - $350. ( 'n il D| mmi or arnie (o H . lK. Iti owin'. Tld» ia n , aw » •nap. ..r r ». % 4 * 4 * 4 * 4* 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * — >— ■— ■— — I. Il II II— — — i— — — — — — — — I .III .1 . . . .1 I. 1.1 .......................... H. T R A S K Freight and Passenger She naine» a» witm »»•- France» P. Sm ith, Laura A. Austin, Krtnlrick F. Sm ith, Joaepli J. Price, all of Portland, Mu lino mail county . ore. Anv ami all person* clatmina adversely the the abovtMlaacrUMMl land- are r«‘<|ue»ted to file their claim » in thi» »»dice on or bef»»re »aid 24th day of October, 1901. C hav H. Moore», IteglsUT. CA RRIER TIM It Kit L A N D , ACT J I N K S. 1*7*. - SCTM 'E FOK PritLH ATION. T k it s o S t at >3* L amp O m n , orecoil < ity, Ore*.. July *9, P*bl otice i» hereby liv e n that In compliance w ith the provisions of the act of r«in*re»» of June f , 1*7*. entitle«! “ An act for the »ale <»f timber land* in the State* o f «'ailfornia, Orcifon, Nevada, am ! W a*hlngton Territory/* a» ex* letuled to all the Public Land stat« *» by act »*f August 4, 1092, Mr*, l aum A Sm ith, of Port land, county of M ultnom ah, »late of Oregon, tia» tin» »lav tiled in thi* olti» »- her »worn state* m* nt No. *»179, f»»r the purchase of the N W \ «if faction No, 11 In town»hip No. * H.. Katu;«* No. * Fast, ami will offer l*r«a»f to »how that the lan«l *ou«h l l* more valuable f«»r It» lim ber <*r »tone Ilian for «Mtrirultiiral purpose», »t_il f V-». ' . l i w l t V J r , . . . fi b**b*r«.* the K« ici»ter »»>«1 Kecalvhr o f thi* »»ffi»*«* at orr* icon C ity, <>r»*iKon, on T hursday, the Jith «lay «»f October. 199!. She name* a» witness««: Mr*. K rnm sC . Pric«*, Mr». France* I>. Sm ith, Fredrick F. Smith, Joseph J. Price, all of Portland. Multn«»mah county, Or«-g«»u. Any and all pei -Ana slar«atu« adversely the abov«.*-deecrtbed lan«l* an* requested to file their claim * in thi* office on or before »aid24th «lay of October, 1901. Pha*. B. Moores, KeKi*ter. N Meet all trains on telephone or telegraph message. service. Register. r.H.Tr, S t at vn L and o r n « Up-to-date enclosed A rc Lamps. Plain and frosted in- ** candescent lamps. A safe and satisfactory light. Stayton Electric Light Co. ♦r J T J T j r Notice I k hereby «Ire n that the follo»liiR- nained rettler hn. Died not lee ot hlx Inten tion to make (Inal proof In mipport of hi» rialni arid that -aid proof »i l l l,e made he. fore the eoiiuty rlrrk of Marlon County at Sal em , Oregon. XiiRiiKf 24 , 1 D 0 I , Vl*:OIII>ert W. l^-e. II. K. No. 112» for the 8. W . ' , . « 1 Hie. » , T. a, H„ It. 1 K. lie nam e, the followln« wltnense* to |>r»ve h i. eolitlnuoua re«ldenee u;a»n and cultivation of «aid land, vis; O. Hitler, of A rsenti. 1 / L a n a , W KriKll*h, of sublim ity. I*aae Moore., of Hllvertou. Cha». It. Moores. Ke*l "ter. 1 j c j r j t j t j r j • » •••• • • # L A R G E S T C I R C U L A T I O N O F ALL P O L IT IC A L P A P E R S IN T H E W E S T A lw ays American A lw a ys Republican TH E W EEKLY IN TER OCEAN SUPPLIES ALL T H E N E W S A N D BIST C U R R E N T L I T E R A T U R E Every Column is Bright, Clean and Packed with News The L ite ra tu re o f It * co lu m n s Is eq u al to th a t o f th e best m ag a zines. I t Is In te re s tin g to th e c h ild re n as w e ll as th e parents. is a w e s t e r n n e w s p a p e r , »nd whd< it brings to the firmly THE NEWS OF THE WORLD and give* its readers the best and ablut dlacusaiom of all questions of the day, it U in full sympathy with the ideas and aspirations of Western people and discusses literature and politics from the Western standpoint. T h e in t e r o c e a n $1.00 PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR $1.00------- ••« THE DAILY AND SUNDAY EDITIONS OF THE INTER OCEAN ARE THE BEST EVER SEEN IN THE WEST. SI1 J T H E I N T E R O C E A N 8 N E W S 18 E X C L U S I V E . * • • J Price of Dally by mall ....................... $4 OO per year Price of .-undny by m a l l ............... * 1 0 0 per year Dally and Sunday by m a ll...................... $0 IX) per year $1 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaea M P R IN TIN G , *# Office. I ¡ ■ ■^Mail ¡ ■ Fine & JOB & ■ ■ I# Tt The P r i c k s A lw a y s R i g h t . Phone; No. 32. f l J r j r Ç $ 1 ! W eekly I nter O cean |$l k , N j« First- Class Service KUBI4CATION. Ortfgon City, Oreg., July 29. 1901. otice i* h«r«*by given that in compliance with the provili «ni 91 the get of < ongreaa^of June 3, 187H, entitled “ An a«*t for tiie »ale «#f tirnlH'r lami- in tin -tate» of California, Oregon Nevada, ami Wa»liington T e rrito r y /' a» extend ed to all the ! ubile Lanci Htat«*» by act of Aug. 4, 1992. Fredrick F. Sm ith, of Portland, county of M ultnomah, »fat«* of Oregon, ha» thi» «lay Hl» «i in this «»ffice id* »worn Htat«,‘ im nt No. ÓI77, for the purchase of t» «*H. W . 14 <»f H«;«!tion No. 2 in To wnnhip No. * S., Rang«* No. 1 K .t and will offer proof to »how that the land »ought I» m*»r<* valuable for it* timber or »tone than for agri- (uiltral punto»«;*, ami to estahlinh iti» claim to ( ) rt*LT< ) i i Electric Lighting TIMBER LAND, A< T M NE 3, IUTA,-NOTILE FOR Prompt G ood teams and drivers. j r PC BLIC A T IO N . FOK r*lte«i ••tnt«'» l^tn«l Office, Oregon City, O re*., Joly 99, 1901 | TtJ■•lie»» i» her *by glv. n thst in ««»mpllancc Aitli t».. provi»i«ui»ufthe a«*t ofoongr« ■»- *»f June 8, 1*7», entitled “ An act for the »ale of timber laiul» in the stat«*» of Ca ifornia, < r«*- gon, Nevada, ami W ashington T e rrito r y /' a* ♦•xtended tfinli tin* public lan«l »tat«!* by H«-t of Atigu»t 1, 1*92. Mrv France* 1>. Hmlth, of Port land, county n f MuItnomnh, »late of «>r« g«»n, lias thi* day filed in thi* office lier »worn »tate- ment No. .VI78, for tiie ptircha»«* of the S. K. f-4 of Section No. .J in Town*bif> N’o.8H ., Range No. 4 E., and will offer proof to »how that the lam! »ought in more valuable for it* tifiilieror »tom* than for agri«:uiturai i»nr|*oee», ami t«> e»tab*i»li her claim t«> »aid laml la*fore the Register and Receiver of thi» offh-e at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, th«* 24th «lay of OctotMjr, 1901 Hhcnam<‘»a* witnesses: Mr*. Laura A. Austin. Fredrick F. Hmith.Mr*. Emma <*. Price, J«**eph J. Price, ail of Portland. Multnomah county, Oregon. Any an«! all i*« r«onw claim ing a«lv»*r»« lv tin* above described land* ar«? request'd to fib* their claim* in rl»i* . f f i . o n or before »ai«l 24th •lay of October, 1901. Cha*. B. Moores, M essages prepaid. S t a y to 11 , TIMBER LAND, APT JUNE 8, 1079.-N O T IC E Best Bargain in Oregon. 100 at ie« good land, all well fenced, 20 acre, in ,Ud, ! i K *£ **"*£ cultivation, 5 mil.-« from Stayton,one- ,u,fc half mile from sehcKil, gooil house and Juseph Vr' P V i«"0' Mr", K,.n" * 9: J. Price, all of portlam l, Multnomah mo m y, < ire moo* i>(iru, big orchard,, creek on place. Ari) ami a) i person« claim ing adversely th** $1,550 buys it. Fart on time if desired. ahov«:*d<*Mcribc«l lands »r«; Te«$ue*t«;d to hi«* their claim» in till» office on or before *aid 24th : 337 acres, 5 miles from Salem, one day of ( October, 1901. < h as . B. Moon m , Register. mile from station, 200 under culti vation, all fenced and quarter fenced, N o f Ire f „ r P u b l i c a t i o n . » « par MKvr o r Tire interior . ^19 fine house and barn, gooil water. Can Land ( . Hire at Ore«on C ity, Ore., he had for $35.00 per acre. July 19, fflOI. W A N T K I T r u s t w o r t h y men ttnil wuinen to travel it ml advertise f*»r old • -t 'M i-lm l |ion*e of «.»liil fimmcliil - ■ <1 iI»jf. * ii I;*i'V $780 a year h i d I ex- l> I -i *, nil |>nyal>le in m «li No can- i-iiiva»«ii'g rcqniri'd. Give reference« :iin! encioM'selfai!dre««ed 8tani[MHl en- vcD pe. Addn -- Manager,^.'»;»Caxton Bl Chicago. 4 * ^ Leave 4 4
