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Newspaper Page Textr SL rf fief I sw" F I W 'tr1 i n$ lb VM 5 Hood's Jtesiere nHTrefolMr tetton km o the bo-neb, da not Irrl- Wjf II C into or hiltame, bat leave III 3 til MUctte dlgcttlra w- nHthm In irft condition. Ttr them. M cents. ITtiftotH only by a I. llod A Co. Lowell, Mass. ir AdHk. V U "'tfcew'We:' f fsri' X J ' ," - -11 -. C Oaily iGapjlal Journal B !k O F R Id ROT H ttks. MO?fiY?A'UQU3T 8, 1898. mi r. Daily, One Year $3.00, In Advance). Daily, Tour Months $1 00, Jr Alvanco. Weekly, One Vear $1.00, la .flllvanco CLIPPINGS AND COMMENT. V Contemporary Editorial OpInions&Oa the Annexation Problem. ft 1 -Contemporlitry cdlUirial opinions on the annexation problem. Keep yourcyo on the liuperlal'or- n ,(?ans and nolo the agility of their , somersault when the Hr.al Philippine policy Is announced.TaconiaNcws. It would certainly be grand, In a commercial point of ylew, to retain tlio Philippines, but while we arc In a " " measure prepared to assume the du ties Involved by such a step of tcrri torlal expansion, we arc not or ac least hould not be eatr to enter Into such aggrandizement at the deliberate sac rifice of American life. Suuln reso lution In regard to the ePhlllpplncs would prolong tlio war, throw our ' Qicgon boys In to a deadly struggle at " Manila, and hold American trodps In thc'yellow fever districts of Cilba. Clackamas Counly Independent. The above Is a snap shot view of one of the organs referred to by the News, taken. Justus It alights on Its feet ' after tlio somersault. Thcword ladroncs means thieves. A better name will be applied now that the American flag Is ovef the group. -Y imlilil County Ileporler. There Is a deal of wisdom In the suggestion of the London- Sunday Times that the United States and .England establish a joint protectorate over the Philippines until 'those Islands have acquired a stable form of government. Such 11 combination could not fall to bo harmonious and might bo of great bcnellt to our gov ernment, owing to tlio great distance of the Islands from our shores and base1 of sup illes. .Spokesman -Review. Yes, there Is a deal of wisdom In the suggestion 011 the part of Eng land, but there would not be much wisdom in our. acre tanco. Now that Hilwull Is 1 11 the charmed circle of American brotherhood, now llift Old Glory Is to wave over Ha waiian lands evermore, now that to .be born In Honolulu means to be born jan, American ow that this Is so, despite our protestations, wo extend the hand of brotherly lovo across the continent and over tlio sea to Mr. "Dole and his chosen people. Ono i country) one. Hag, now unJ fgrcver. r Sprlniillcld Republican. 2K IB General Harda Is not sulkl much nsfeome newspapers report; j- 4. m x .a . m There Ware tTifie ner.l6vhi are1 determined that the people. f Cuba Bhall not make (he experiment of govern I rig thcius.'lvci, nud they have t'iclr representatives In the army, ti. Kor this reason, from thin; to tln)ef-wo-fliall hereof Garcla-culklng or Gomez's raliuro to co operate, or the "Cuban j people's unlltncs to govern' hdmsilvcs ' ad InfliiTttfiih EastOregonTarfi , ' " I'l'lic Newhas sald'tliat (tiAlls optfi 'lomtho Plillipplnesshould ben'glyci. an opportunity to show whether they can govern themselves that a icpub lis should be set up, under American protection. It'thlnlJs this UiE best, way out of 11 mess Into which the country need no', have gotten. The national administration purposes fol lowing another plan; It may turn out well, possibly. As to the Philippines' rtblll'y"for8clfgovcrnmcnt Admiral Dewey believes It to be at least as gocd lis the Cubans', and our govern ment has promised to glye them a fair trial In this country wc arc too apt to assume that this and that people arc not fit for self-government. Ve havo at various times said It of the French, the L'panMi, the Russians, and, Indeed, of nearly all the nation alities. Some of our people arc to pessimistic as to say that wo arc not ourselycs fit for bclf-govcrnmcnt and would get on better under some other system. Yet tt Is tolerably clear that every people could govern themselves, satisfactorily. ta themselves, If left alone. If the wolves would only keep away, the lambs would manage to get along. The wolf is Inclined to. think that ho knows just how the lamb should be controlled, and that It Is his heaven-born mission to show It. Tacoma News. The dellnite pcml-ofllclal announce ment that Porto Rice will be kept as a permanent possession by the United States without reference to tlio wishes of the Inhabitants knocks another hole in our good old theory of government by consent of the gov erned. That theory seems to bo kept In stock chiefly for show-window pur poses. Springfield Republican. Hut in tills case tlio latest reports Indicate that wc Miall have the con sent of the governed, with a Capital O Ingjfso 1 f est 1 tea w. Schilling's is delicious, &nd never did any body any harm. -i DAILY 25c I a month by mail.! 9 DAIJLY 25c. a month by mail, ; v As will bc.sccn by the nearly all the noii-commlionsbcd place furnished C3 of the 100 FROM BATTERY B, i. Progress does not mean ruin. Con- "fqucst, military glory anO partlclpa tlon In European politics does riot necessarily accompany this war. Wo havo waged a war for humanity and ure entitled to the lcglmato fruits ?5fJ vIctbryfXHut. wo must scurry bet- toj thDigHwliero wofgo". Woiuust feplacajlcsputlsm wlthUtenubleanlsin. TJiat la! 115, dutyf Out flaiiiust 'atanrJfor-tlio suiiiu abroad tliut? It stands for at home. Des Molccs lfisw8f Her Health Restored IIP1'' Vit. Til 6 mlcry of nlouiiloiuiiwi can only ha rpullteU by tboso who havo expert ouccdlt. Noryoutncs, tIu)louDou, headache, iiouralgta and that uileerablo (eoUn( of unr&t, cau surely ho cureJby Dr. Witt1 Kottorutlvo Nervine. Bo certain tt llr. MllsottUU fact that all drungUU are authorltod torcfuud price paid for the flntt bottlo tried,' rMivljlug It does- not iwuuflt. Mr. Henry Brun. wlfo of tho well known bHcWwoltkat BrouJ Junction, Iowa, aayti ''I wm troubled wUhalcepIeunekii.nervou ntiM,teadttM) aud lrrgularmciutruulloui (MMttlog untold tuikory fur year. I used vurloiw a4vefVUo4 re wvdle for femalo coin pl4ata beWM Xiat uudertho care of local lyJclau, vllbout help. I noticed lu Dr. MHim' a4vwHH)Ht f-ko tentliuoulttl of a My wd of ailments similar to tnluo, aud I MnoH never cease to thauk that lady. Her tuMwonlal Induced mo to Mke Ur, Mllo' Narvla aud Norvo and Llror 1'iU, which nittond u) to health. I canuot aay e(Mih tor r.MikMetnill.u Dr. MIltM' Keuiodla WHU Vy U Uru fata 4r poUlve HHK UHtie ermamtt ro- MtrdU- tawtMHo4 EWmmjmI TXrH The Journal Representative In the Favor ite Oregon' Organization, John W. Cochran, tho JouitNAr. representative 011 llattcry R Light Artillery, writes as follows from Port Pert land: Tho past week has been uneventful concerning the future of Rattery II. A member of Rattery A, stationed ut Vancouver Rarracks visited us Thurs day and stated that his battery would leave Vancouver Saturday, tho uiom bors of the battery not being Informed us to tho destination, It Is generally understood they will bo ordered to re-' part ut Camp Merrltt, San Francisco, however, their horses and equipments haying already bcon shipped to that point. Tho members of Rattery R. ore hopeful of yet being ordered Into service. They were a badly discour aged lot of fellows Wednesday morn ing, howover, when the newshaper announced In glaring head-lines that' Spain had accepted our peace proposi tions. Even should terms or peace bo reached and accepted, there. Is a possibility of Rattery R. being culled Into requisition to assist In holding some of the I'ncl He Islands that will come temporarily If not permanently Into tho possession of tho United States. The jnttcmnn, making excellent nrogrcbSf In Its drlllsluud is grad ually acqulrliigprollcency In military tactics. Kuforo breakfast the' bat tery Is now obliged to execute u aeries of callsthcnlo exercises, tho result of which Is 1111 Increased appetite. Tho mcmliers of tho battery are divided into two .dlvlblons; oiio'of which cnJojBa leayo of abscenco from u:.'IO al mrftn 12 noon nud from 0:30 p. in. until 10 p. m. ono day and from 12:30 p, 111. until 12:55 p. 111. on tho follow ing day, Division No. 2. alternating with No. 1. This concession on the part of the battery 0 Ulcers is grcal'.y appreciated by tho boys. The conduct of tho boys has been exceptionally good thus fur, not u single member having been punished for u misdemeanor of an kind, Rattery R. can easily dispense with Its guard houso. Tho remainder of tho uoncoiniyls moned olllcers wero uumunced Mon day morulug, Salem recelvlug live additional uppolntmcnts, us follews: Sergeant, W. I, Cooper; Corporal John Johns, Waggoner, James 1 Ruder; Artificer, K. 12. Clierrlugton; and Saddler, Frank Couullettc. A completo list of olllcers, commis sioned and tioufCommlaHloncd, of the battery, Is as follows. Captain, J. Riley, Portland; First Lieutenant, J, U. IUtcnlo, Salem; Second lileutei) ant. Allleue Case, Raker City; First Bergeunt, Frank G.Jewett, of Raker City. Raker City; Frank O, DwIght.'Rak. r City; David Rlckert, Portland. Corporals, Hurllc L. Moore, Salem Mark Thompson, Raker City; Chas. D. Allbcc, Raker City; -Herbert L. Whitehead, Raker C'ty; Clarence O. McWIlllams, Raker City; John C. Johns, Salem; Daniel A. Rinard, Raker City; Mathlas 13. Govner, R.ikcr City. above list of. fleers arc from Raker. City, but that men in the battery. Members of the battery possess ing some musical talent have taken the preliminary steps towards the formation of 11 double quartette. As there ure u number of good voices In the battery, a splendid musical or ganization may be expected. Dllon Geo. W. Davis, It. J. Hendricks, of the Customs oillcc, and C. II. Lane, tho genial tailor, all (if Salem, visited the Salem contingent ut the Armory Thursday. Scarcely 11 day passes but somcSalcmltc calls to see how wc arc thriving on "bacon and beans." Tuesday afternoon Gov. Lord, Ad jutant General R. R. Tuttleand Cap tain II. Kendall witnessed the bat t3ry drill. Governor Lord expressed himself highly pleased with the pro gress being made. Ills excellency: was not alone plcascl with the gen eral appearance and iperformance of the uicr, but also of the material of which the battery Is formed. The ofllc?rs were highly complimented on the work done. The battery has a yell that alone would terrify and put to flight, the most audacious .Spaniard. It drlgl natcd In the fertile brain of one of the Raker City boys und Is as follew: "Rotto, stlnco Rlauco, Garlic eaten ugn, Cuba shall be, shall be free, Keep your eye on Rattery R." Our uniforms nro expected nt any tlmc,but It Is uardly probable that we will receive them before the 10th Inst. The boys aio all anxicusly awaiting their llrst pay day, whlcli will very likely take place on or about tho 11th Inst., when they will purchase and en Joy some of the extras and delicacies of wlilch they aro now deprived. FPOM A SUFFERER How A. Cooper Had Healed After 35 a Rotten Yean. Bone Cnr.HAL.iS, Wash., April 0, 1898. Dr. J. F. Cook, Salem, Or: J received your letter and was glad to bear from you. You want to know how my leg is getting along. It Is all right; the flesh is growing out over the shin bone and is turning white. It Is not straight yet, but I think it will be as straight us the other, leg when warm weather comes on. I can work most of the time. Tho other doctors told me I could never be cured without splitting It and scrap ing the bone, but they arc mistaken. It is getting well without cutting or scraping, so they do not know as much as they thought they did, but you arc all right, for you have done Iu3t what you said you could do. I will answer any questions you ask about my leg. Very truly yours, A. Coornn. r. Cook's oillcc Is at.'J.IOl Liberty si rcct. Salem 10l2c; Eastern Bob Moore, of I-al'iyetle, Inil,, says that for constipation lie has found Dc Witts Little Early Risers tobe perfect. Tliey never gripe. Try tliem for stomach ami liver troubles. Stone Drug Store. Excursion to Newport. On Saturday and Sunday, August G and 7. there Is to be u Firemun's ex cursion from Albany to Newport, ny tuo Aiuany lire uepanmeriL. Fare for the round trip: Albany, Corvullls and Philomath, $1.50; west of Philomath, usual rates. Tickets good for going Saturday noon on the regular try In or Sunday morning, and returning Sunday night or Monday morning. Schedule: Train leaves Albany at 7 o'clock, Corvallls 7:30. Philomath 8:15, arriving at Newport at 11 u. m. Returning, leave Newport at 0 p. m., arriving ut Albany at 10M5. 8 .) d&wtd TODAY'S MARKET. Portland, Aug. 0. Wheat valle) 03: Walla Wuila. 00c. FloUr Portland, $3.75; Superfine Vt.' per 001. Oats White 38:)0c. Hay Good, $ll(a)12.00 per ton iiopswreizjcjoiu crop 4(rtc wool vauey, Oregon. 8fn)12c. Mlllstufl Bran, 815; shorts, $15. Poultry Chickens, mixed. $3.50 turkeys, live, 10Vi121c. Eggs Oregon, (a)15c per doz. Hides Green, salted CO lbs, 8(28c. under CO lbs,01(r7c;shecp pelts,15C20c. Onions $1.50 per sack. Uutter Rest dairy, 2530c; fancy crcumcry, 50c55c a roll. Potatoes, 3033c per sack. Hogs Heavy, $4.75. Mutton Weathers 3c; dresed, CJc, Reef .(tccrs,$33.50; cows, 2.D0(r?3, dressed, 5(S7. SALKM MARKET. Wheat 52c. Oats 25c. Hay Ruled, cheat, $8.00. Flour In wholesale lots, $3 50: re tall $1.00. Hogs dresed, 5Jc. Live cattle 2 jr3c. I Veal -5s. J Ruttcr Dairy 2(315c; cieamcry, 15(a)20c. Sheep Live, $2.50(u$3. ! Wool Rest, lrc. Mohair 25c. I Hops Rest 35e. Eggs He in cash. Poultry Hens, 7c; spring we. Farm smoked meats Racon, ham, 10c shoulder, 8j(r9c. Potatoes 40c. Drink a itecpirg of Mokio Tea peforo let'ring at night, and see how soundly you. will sleep and how jyously you will nwalte in the morning It supplies food for the blood while you sleep, produces a clear and beauti ful complexion, aad cures constipation and sick headache. Lunn & lirnoks, druggUt, The Hop Crop. For the best hop tickets and tlic least oosit, seo Conovcr the business printer at Dca horn's book store. cod&w To Cleanse the System, Effectually yet gently, when costive or bllllous. or when the blood Is Im pure or sluggish, to pcamancutly over come habitual constipation, to uwukcu Uo kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without Irritating or weakening them, to dispel head aches, cold, or fevers, use Syrup of Figs. -- ' Gleuwood Cordelia Smith Is tho new uppolnteo for postmaster, vice Donald Mcl'lierson, resigned. Dyspepsia can 1 cured by using Ackr' Dy.cnala Tablets, One little tablet will give immediate tcliif or money refunded. Sold in handsome tin I oxts at 25c. Lunn & Ilroolo. druggists. m Hop men, Sec Conovcr the Business Printer, for hop tickets, and save money. 29 co d&w 'I he Chief Ilurgcss ofMilesburg, Pa,, says DeWilU Little Kitly Risers are the liest pills he ever used in his family during forty years I house keeping. They cure constipation, sick headache and stomach and liver trouble .'mall in size but great ii. results. Stone drug store. chickens Sic. Oregon's Greatest War Newspaper. THE DAILY CAPITA I JOURNAL rocch tiuf-lde ( ccehes and publishes the largest .dally A-oc.atet. rress repor. of I'ortlaiul. Daily 23c a month by null. or All important news a day ahead of the Orcgonian, "The Salem Capital Journal" secures a contract for Backbone ot monopoly is orou. .rr-X flt'?5r a month dailv. iclatcd Press report ever puDiisuca m Hot news of hot times lor not rcaacrs m uw ... , larpest day Associated Press report ever By Mail- ( Daily 25c. a Month (By .Mail, Independent, able, cheapest, Most war news, Order direct or through postmaster, S Lf .. " A y ." TO POSTMASTERS ESPECIALLY, The circulation of alive dally paprr at your town does more to increase the Income of a postolllce than any other one agency. The Daily Jouhnal is so cheap, 25c a month, that it Is the easiest circulated of any paper In Oregon, By pushing the Daily Jouhnal postmasters can pnsl. their own business and income. ALL POSTMASTERS KNOW that their patrons want three things: 1. They want the latest war news. 2. They want It the quickest. ;. They want it the cheapest. Tun Capital Journal hits me bullscjc ail three times in greatest war in history. Never In thirty years has there been such exciting hews as during this war with Spain, It Is a war for liberty In which cycry American citi zen is vitally interested. Tin: Jour nal always has the Ilrst news or Importance, The Jour nal had the lirst news of ths sinking of the Maine, of the declaration of war, of Dewey's and Sampson's victories, and always gives It readers the earliest and most reliable news. postmasters don't worry about the LV..LY JouiiNAL.lt stops succession, j coining the day the subscription ex- A war daily, Upholds .war policy. American to the core, plrcs. Review a week bcfoie your time is nut and don't miss a number as each Issue Is a complete newspaper and each day'sililstory Is n history by Itself. postmaster increase yoph income by getting all the farmers around locoinluglii every day for :i cheap Dally Paper that they can ulToid ly take. A postmasters ,uon't SIINI) stamps Send a money order or silver coin No commission on the Hkst Onf Cent Daily In the World. Mows This ! 7d otter One Hundred; Dollars Ho ward for any case of Catarrah that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. I J. Cheney &Co.;Props., Toledo.O. Wc the undcrslgnca, having known P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out. any obligations matic uy iiicir iirm. West & Traux, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O., Waldlng Klnnan & Mar yln, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 7Cc, per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. SUBSCRIBERS ORDER BLANK, S"As each day has a complete history, don't miss a single Issue- Renew before time expires or. following blank' Send Daily (or Weekly) Capital Journal iiionl lis to add tcms below. order or coin for $ Kind enclosed postolllce money Name. Ackei'b Dyspepsia Tablets nrei sold on a hositive guarantee. Cures heart-burn, raising oft he food dis'icis after eating or any form of dyspepsia One little tablet gives im mediate relief, :5c and and 50c. Lunn & Brooks, drujcisK Removal. George C. Will, the music man, will move his elegant wares to the old Klein stand lu the Murphy block In a few days. 8 1 3t Hop Growers Attention. It is Important to sec the hop ticket plans and prices at Conovcr tho Uusl ncss Printers. Dearborn's book store. 29 eo d&w OASVORIA. Bean tho 8 Klnd m "w Alffa)fS Bought Sick headache, biliousness, constipation and a 1 liver and stomach troubles can be quickly cured by using those famous litde pills known as DeYvitls l.illle Early Risers. They are plesant in ; ar.d-ncver gilpe. S.one'Druc, Store. Mold Tea positively cures sick indigestion and constipation. A headache, delichtnil ilrink. Removrs all eruptions of the skin. producing a perfect complexiou, or money re. funded. 25 cents and 50 cents. Lunn & Drool's, druggists Win your battles against disease 'by acting puaiptly. One Minute Cough Cuie pro when taken early And inJJatter stages Stone Drug Store. duces Immediate lesulls. it r re vents consumption, it lirnishes prompt relief. A Money Saver. Those lion tickets Invented oyer tlio business printer. s pj-T'' A Desperate Woman. Itxpctts in insanity tell u that when anvone iroea Insane, frequently their whole nature Is re. versed. They do and aay exactly the on posite things to what they would do in their ane iniuds. A mother whose mind break down under txticmc nervous ten sion may turn upon the one object in fall the vffirld most precious to her her baby. The terrible nervous tension under which many women live and suffer because of some weakness or disease of their sex. keep them on the very verge of insanity. The constant drair and drain unon the mm plicated and delicate organism affects the whole nervous system and works upon the uratn wiin an almost irresistible madness. Thousands of Buffering women have been literally saved from the insane asylum by the timely influence of I)r Pierce's I'avorite Prescription, It is the one perfect and pos itive specific for every derangement of wo. man's special organism. It is a scientiCc aud permanent wc for those seveie chronic, coinplitated cases which doctors usually consider hopeless. It is the only medicine of its kind deviled byan educated and skilled physician, Mrs. tiarsti it Kaiut. of IXivton r... f. nrn iu a lettrr to I)r tierce, writes ' Jt in the winter of IS) tost my suftVriugtconimcuccd. ill wctoe to my tlmeofcoufiucmrut. I took the at Deabom's book store. by Con- Sec him cod&w '1 be editor of the ICvaiis City, Pa., Globe, vwitcs. "One Minute Cough Cure is rightly named. It cuied my children after all other remedies failed." It cures coughs, colds and all throat and lung troubles Stone Drug Stoie. E. C, lllanks, of I.ewisvillc, Teias, writes that one box of DeWitt's Wi ct Harel Salve was worth $50.00 to him. It cured his piles of ten years, standini;. He ad rises others to It. It cures eczema, skin ,di ases and ob tlnate sores. Stone' Drug'Stcre. Postolllce. 'Ill Ily Smoking VACUNA ! 10 CenfCigar. Made from'the linest imported stock on the market. By union labor not by tenement house system. 100 State St.Salem.Or. 7.20 im 0.R.&N. Corvallis & Eastern R. R. Company The War Is On No Surrender. Chas. W. Hbllcnbrand has made the celebrated New York Ico Cream for twenty years all others Imitators, Quarts 25c, or 10 cents a dish, Next door to lied Front drugstore. 7-rotd. Notice. 1 will not bo responsible for debts contracted by any one but seir. Walter Mohlp.y, Salem, July 2.", 18U3, 7-20lf any my- Acker's KnglMi Remly Will Slop, a couuh at any time, and will cure the wont cold in tvel-e hours, or money refunded? 25c and sec. Lunn & llrooks diugghts. J Mk MOM VUHMOAL oO Atktart, It. 1 Hens-Pants, JJ mcrmnn, Salem; Ifriiirv Khrfif.fipr llnbop nilv. UialiAH 1.,..., ........,, ..v, V..VJ, ,,VU I, Cooper, Salem; Hylcn II. Carey, rulp. and that with the labor pslus stl weut to 7 ..vu. vuiicicii uiNuiuiir, anu warn i g Urth to my little boy 1 kepi gettlug worae. ii. uy head, I sunrcl drraJfully, and when 1 gtv r tuv v.Mi nervous apaauii aud was delirious -Ob. no toitgue cau esprtas lujr suflrrlngs. I was advlaed by a UJy to try your medicine and I did. I gut our bottle of the Favorite Prescription ' and one of ths 'Golden Medical Discovery1 I bad taken IwothliJs of the medicine when It commeunxt Ita work I brgau to feel belter, and (till run lluued gcltlug belter lu a ahort time 1 felt like uolher ironuu I gained strength aud Heh. I iu uow forty-one years of age TtiU U true, and .1 was your luedicluc tlist saved ray life." , Dr. Werce's 1000-page Illustrated book. "The IVoplc Medical Adviser" sent, jiaper bound, free for the cost of mailing only, i one-ceut stamps: or, cloth-bound xi stamps. Address D:. Ji V. lierc. Buffalo, N. Y. Summer Resorts. Will take camp outtits and parties to coast and mountains with ecsy hacks and good service. Apply to K. Presmall, Creait.ery restaurant. 1 10 td Notice of Teachers' Examination. Notice Is hereby given that the regular teachers examination for the tlrtrd quarter. 1803, villi beheld In Salem, beginning on Wednesday, Au gust 10, I8US, at 1 o'clock n. m. Ap plications for stuto diplomas aud county certificates .will bo examined aimu same nine and place. All up. pllcauts must be at least 17 years of age, and present satisfactory evidence of good moral character. Dated at Silein. this July 30, 181)8. Geo. W. Jones, School Supcrintcntcud, Marlon County, Oregon, 8 lt.1 I Kor Yaouina Train leaves Albany . . . Train leaves Corvallis.. Train arrive at Vaquina :. Returning.- Leaves Yaquina Leaves Corvallis , . . . . Arrive Albany For Detreit: Leaves Corvallis Leaves A'bany Arrive Detroit Returning: Leaves Detroit Leave Albany Aruve Corvallis I and 2 connect at I ., 12:50 p, m. ,. 1:45 P " . fr.go p. m. . . 7:00 a. m. , . 1 1 '40 a, 111, ,.l2.-25p. m , . 700 a. m, .. 8S a, m. , 1220 p.m. DrrART (OK Fast Mail a pm Spokane Flyer 2pm 8 pm 12:40 p, m. 6.-05 a- m. 6:55 P- m. Albany with Southern racific train giving direct service to and from Newport and adjacent beaches. Train for the mountains arrives at Detroit at noon giving ample time to teach camping grounds on the lireitenbush and Saniiam rivers same day. EDWIN STONE, Manager, T. F. H'.'a. J. TURNER, Agent Albany. TIME SCHEIIULK. From Portland Salt Lake, Denver F. Worth, Omaha. Kansas! City, St Louis, Chicago uuu r.asi. AKIilVK EAST AND SOUTH rHt SHASTA ROM 01 8 1 UK 7pm 8pm ex, Sun, Saturday 10 pm 7am Tues Thurs and Sat I- "I thmk DeWitt's Witch Hatel Salve Is the finest preparation on the inaikt t for piles." So writes John C. Dunn, of Wheeling. W. Va. Try it and) ou will think Hie same It uIo cores eeiema and all skin jdtsesses Stone Diug Store. aPhoenix and Golden Kaglo Bicycles (t Mitchell, Lowls&Slayer Co-branch ipioi,lto brewery.) Phoenix $50 and $75. Uoldcn 27. CO and $30, K. t Cahy, Manager. 7td-tf. OAlBTOIlIJs.. fctntn 4 IM Kind Yw Haw Ahr BwgW Pi?10?!?'?3 to NeursvWIsv. Get Dr. WW I'sAu 1'ilU I row drug W-Oo ceul Smm' Thousands of persons have b.-en curtnl of dilesby using DeWlt's Witch Ilaiel Salve. It heals promptly ami cures ectema and all skin 'discates. It pives Immediate rciif. Stone Drug Store. Some of Prof, Scoble's nunlJs. being anxious to continue their studies through tho summer mouths, the nrofewor will keep his usual olllce hours, 2 ti 5 and 7 till 0 dally. Studio, First Congregational church. 8-I-lwJ permanently pleasant lieib b'i:k headache absolutely and cur.'d by urine Moti Tea, A 1 drink Cmca constiiation and Indigestion, maVes'you est, sleep, work and loppy. Sat isfaction guaranteed or money back. 25c and Lunn & Drools druggut -TAKE' THE Candian Pacific R,R. And Soo Pacific Line hiii.neaoolia St. laul -TO- Cbicago rhiladelpbia Washington Montreal Toronto New York and all points cast and southeast. "" Cheapest rates. betservi an.l dations v"'umo- 'ITjroughtou.ist sleepers to Minnearolis, o 1 ,' J"MlPt Montreal, Hoston and Portland, Me., without change Canadian Pacific Railway Ms. Empress taSSf s,eamihiPs t0 Jpan aiul China Lciasicsiami unejt ships on the Pacific wi'"" bbortcst ,nd lle$t fute to th. Cam Mon Wed F.l Leave Kipsria -4S a m Mon Wed Friday Walla Walla. " Snokane. juinncapoiis, St. Paul, uuiuiii, BiiiHaukeeClii. cago and East OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. ah sailing dates sub ject to ehintre. For San FrancLcn pail August 2.7,12, 1722 "7. To Alaska; sail July Q COLUMlilA RIVER STEAMERS To Astoria and way land Spokane tl)er 1015 a m A I'm Southern Pacific Co Exrr.Ess trains run iiailyJ 0:oo r m 8:25 p 7.MS A m) Lv Lv. Ar. ,.;l'ortiand. ..Ar . ..Satew ....Lv San Francisco. Lv (9:30 AM J 700 A M ( 0V00 P M Auove trains step at all principal station bet. Portland and Salem, Turner Marion Jeflerson, Albnny, Tangent, Shedds, Ilalsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswell Cottage Grove, Drain, Oakland, and all sts tions from Ros,eburg to Ashland, inclusive. ROStUURG MAIL. r-DAILY. (430 H II ' -Jl 5o:PM : 1 730 am JVILUMETTE and YAMHILL Kivp.-c Oregon City, Dayton and "y.ianuinge itiulameite RIVER I'ortland to Salem and way landings SNAKE RIVER K'paiaioLettjstmi 4pm 4pm ex Sun 3 .'3 P m iM or, Wtd 4 .'3o p ni lues Thurs Sat l.v Lew latoi '45 am Sun Tues 'I burs DIVISION. WILLAMETTE iiiiibu n. hit. .,r -" 'vm f wrr la u SALEM k'niiTL- o"" Kuth for I.l.n.i .r,".,"".-ln"-l Saturday at 71,5 a. m;7' "Wii' tai if .TfM8 t0 "twt Mr '" t Oiec . -iir if the steamers are dph,.i ,v "J Australia The CASTOR 1 A MMm Austmlian S. S. Co. For Infents ml Childrea. J0&&, Boars tho Signature of UjoDr. Jill' NutvaPLAirrHiSfor BFINAfi WKAKNd. AUOruttaUHUtM for M lo Honolulu Fiji and shortest route t . the colonic For rites, loVere and .n7 infomiatioo call on or addiess, ' F. N. DERBY Si CO., Agents, Salem. Or U.W. UKBE'l. ' r- Agent, 146 Third strert. Portland. (h Diitiicl ftuseogcr ARent. Vancouver, H tun. 1'iiiin:. .. Heat IMr Und i h alli, S"nec,,Bl riverhnes. . rai1, 0CMr' "" .. w.u.auuuiukr. OjM. POW hltb. Agent, Trade scet dock tOISE & BARKER, " Clly Apenic MR WK A MAN f w&b&zzj "ass. xSSSsns j-h o.-3o A M I Lv. . . .Portland . . Ar io;S5 am-Lv.... Salem.... Lv 520 p u) Ar .. Roseburir.. Lv 7to a u Pullman bulfrt sleencr unit i.i-riinil. class sleeping cars attached to all through train WEST SIDE DIVISION. nETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. IjjdTjiains daily except Sunday. 7.1Q amILv.. . .Portland. . Ar I 550 P ''5P M) Ar....Corvftllis.. Lvf i.-o5y At Albany and Corvallis connect" with trains of the O. C. & E. Ry. fcXIRESa TRAIN DAILY f KXCKPT SUNDAY. J 4.'5PMI Lv,... Portland Ar) 7--30 PMfLr... .McMinnville Lv ":3" PM)Ar Independence Lv) Direct Connections at San Frnnrlsrn will. Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mail steamslnp lines for JAPAN AND CHINA bailing dates on application Rates and tickets to Eastern points anu Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AL'STRALLIA, can I oblainH from W. W. SKlNNrw lin i.unt Salem. ' " Ii. KOPtll l.'IJ Mnr. C. H.MARK1IAM. U. F &1A. Pmllaid r) 825 A M 1) 4'S AM When Going East l .Use a first-class line In traveling between Minneapolis, St, Paul aud Chicago, and the pnncinal towns in Central Wiscun.in. i ullman Palace Sleeping and chair car in service. ' The Dining cars are operated In llie.inter estotits pations, the irost elegant service ever inaugurated. Meals ere Mrned a l Cart:. ' To obtain fiist.a seivbc; ycur Hcle would read via syifiasasmirSS P UatSySfe'lW IOOM , 1. ii..'!" iwiuti ud 7Z L 2".". k.mi . 1 . . .,' vm klfM. , rrr-T-1 rri 7ilUL5'.P? .ruui to:t?n .. .t,i-; -,emo,..D)D.,FRVdnigEUt The Wisconsin Central Lines. 'or ad connections at Chicagojind MilwxuVce .1 for,eastern points. ttcketfull information call on fcodr r.eaitst ticket agent or write Ijcneral Pass. AS. A CLOC Street Portland Or. JAS. C. POND igentMiiiwkUkec. SriU, '.An CyXK, Oneral Agent Wli CURE YWRSELF! , UwulUiorunuii." dlichjjM, luduiiuU'"': IrriUtluDi or ulcrli" tuuiu. ut luacaui mewurABet. "IU MUulv. Pm !..! n.t nut UlrlU- ItutEumCHtyiuiCo. " or polMuaui, kCIKD.tltl.0.HH Hold ly Bmit" -or mm in ruin WJl,T; b iireM. rlM. ' Jl.iu. ur 1 butllx, tJ.TJ. I'lrcuUr Mut uu nNjurtt.