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Newspaper Page TextSr TifT" .. , - ft r4.Sff Gaily Capital Journal BY HOITBR BROTHERS, "S. A &'- SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, J898.! Ycar $3.00, in Advance. Mouths $1 00. ir Advance. ' -eekfy; Ono Year 91.03, In Advance 1!iTt- J Sfc k? : "Jl" H iA S" ?T C. COLONIAL MONEY. Aninnir other new problems tliat .lieTprcscnt an1 ministration Is called tfnunHo facc?tl the question of a cur- "rency'sysient for our new possessions, partlciifariy Porto lllco. The money of Porto It In Is silver, and liefeso Is now worth alwut 10 'centS lirAuierlcin money. It will be necessary "to jrlve the Island a stable rate:pf exchange, tlict Is to Klve the rnoncy of flic Island a llxed value, In terms of gold An administration Journal states that there arc sev eral ways of doing this. One way is to buy up"' all the pesos and retire them, putting American dollars Into circulation In their place; but it objected that this would be demoral izing to bushier. Another plan would be to effect the displacement Kradually, by giving the peso an arti ficial value or, say, forty-live cents and kee.i It there by a policy or con vertibility at that rate, It being ex pected that In time the peso would be apt' to peek the treasury, and the American silver at Its nominal valua tion would coinc Into use. Change jif Climate Breaks5bown the Health of an Oregon Man What a Fow Bottlos of Hood's Snrsaparhla Did for Him. " Onr homo Is In Clark county, Wash incton. My llttlo boy was taken with asthma when only two years old, nnd grew worse until ho was five, when tbo physician advised us to tako him to a dry climate. I resolved to go to tbo great trheftt fields of Eastern Oregon and work In harvest, but I soon found my own health was failing. I could neither cat nor drink without getting sick. I was blind and dizzy. I procured a bottle of Hood's Hiunparllla and began taking it, and In a fow weeks I was well and nblo to work every day. My little boy is now taking Hood's Sarsnparilla with good results." D. Pattke, Wasco, Oregon. 9 Sarsa- patilla Is the licst- in fact the One Truo Blood 1'urtOer. Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Hood's HnnrlU Plllc do not purge' paln 0f III1UU & fUIS m-ipfl. jjruirirlsbi. Mo. winter work.. Wc stopped at Stuart river but could not hear any news to encourage, us to stay there. So far this scorns In be the center. Mr. Ross has made arrangements with u friend of his to take us all out. next week on a prospecting trip. He thinks lie knons whcic there Is Just as jood a creek as any that ha been found, all they ask Isforustouo along and If we II rid anything to allow tliein the discovery claim that Is double the! size of common claims, but you must ' not think that our fortunes arc ma.le J when wc drive "our stakes as they arc 1 not all rich, by any uicr.ns Wc' met mon that have been here for' years and have not. struck anything One or our party, Mac Met 'lane has a brother lielo, has been here a year,) GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER. Another plan, said to be most fa vored by Secretary Gage, Is to retain the silyer pesos of Porto Rice so that they will represent Just what the' do now In yaluc, both to the native Porto Rlcan and the American, one side of the coin will be marked "one peso'' and the other will bo marked "40 cents." Tills will bo Porto Rlcan ' money on one face, and American money on the other, but kept lixedly at the present bullion value of tho silver without adding a big premium with United States credit behind It. The secretary propose 1 to niako gold the staudurd-of value and the medium of exchange . Tne silver will bo subsi diary coin, though a silver 40-cent piece will bo the size of an American dollar In tho stales. The gold coins will be stamped In the same way, so as to be perfectly plain to tho Porto Rlcan and to the Amerlcan,aud easily handled In exchange. Tho gold coin will bo a lOpeso plcco on one side, and a four-dollar pleco on the other ten pesos to tho Porto Rlcan and four dol lars to tho American. It will bo an interesting and In structive entertainment, to watcli the gyrations of the governments In its attempt to lind solid ground on which to found u currency bj stent for "tho colonies" without recognizing some of the economic truths which am now denied by Secretary Gage. The objection to tho Ural plan given above Is that It would demoralize bus iness by changing tho status of all debts. To arbitrarily raise tho value or tho peso to that of tho American dollar with which It corresponds In size, Would more than doublo every existing debt payable In pesos. Tills Is cjcurly recognized even by Secro ;itary Gage.iypt tho American, dollar has already gone through tho process or.artlllclal doubling or value, by tho appreciation or gold.. Tho difference In that tho process has been extended over a term or years, and, having lived through It, wo propose to con tinue It in(ellnltoly. Fortunately for the Porto Ricuris, however, the artl- uciai -raising-' or 1110 tigures on a suote Is" ucKnowjedged to bo unjust to tho debtor, when It Is dono all at once. The ohjectlou to tho becond plan Is -that, tlio urtoiiuuleil Greslmiii law would seem to precludo ,hc driving out or tho 10 cent peio by the 100 centdollar. Ofcourso tho robbing nr debtors, by raising the yultio 0f the peso rrom -10 cents to 45 cents, would to n small matter In tho eves or 'honest money" mon. - uage, is probably tho best that could be formulated, under tho cir cumstances. It would undoubtedly work smoothly so long usliulllon val. uo-.or tho, ptwuo would not rise above lu nutnliinl value. If how ever, tho rumors of tlio early opening of the -Indian mluu should prove reliable, ,tlie gold prleo of silver would rlso, und a coin stamped on one side,' "one peso," and on the other side, "forty cents." would In deed bo uu "object lesson" and a peelaele for gods nnd men. " I M - !! prawn Clty-A wan giving tho name of II. H. Adler. who has been From W. II. Elliott. Dawson City, N.W. T.. June I-'1.I80S. Wc landed here last Saturday after noon all O. K., thank the Lord. We started on the last day or May. lost about a day and a hair at the canyon and White Hums rapids; wc landed there ut noon and did not get through till tlio next day arternoon. I tell you this Is rather a rrlglitftil place to one who is not used lo handling a boat. Wc hired u pilot to tako our boat through and gave him $:10, that was only $2 HO each and I thought It was a good Investment. To make the boat as llgnt as possible the two pilots only wanted live men at the oars and the pilots steered rrom Tore and art and you may depend on It wc Tell good when we saw her plunge out or tho While Horse Rapids all sarc and sound. She did not oven dip any water. Three or our boys ran the small boat. A Mr, Lamb went through 2 or .'I times the llrst day wc were there and sccnicd to enjoy It, he was used to boating on rough water. Mr. Lamb and wire and little boy Joined us at Caribou crossing. I think the little boyis 5 years old he reminds mo or LcwIh, always busv. Rench went out 1 1 Skaguay with Mr. Lapibund helped them lu. Ho said when they were coming up the Chll cott'passtylio lILtlc-fcllow got tired and turned back and said ho had enough of it. Poor llttlo fellow 1 did not blame hltu. When they got to the Scales ho and his mother mil a rhle up and also rrom tho summit to Lludcrnmu on dog sleds. Mrs Lamb seems to be a nice woman al ways lu a good humor and contented. They came up from Portland on tho same boat that wc did and brought up 11 lino span ol horses and he got all his feed bjrnt up besides koiuo other llilngsatfakagway, and business was so dull thero that they concluded to try their fortunes In this big country. It would tako 11 long letter to tell you all tho particulars of our trip down tliiougli tho lakes and river, tho Ico crowded us on a sand bar twice on the lower cud or Marsh Lake. Most or tho hoys pulled 011 their rubber boots and soon got her olf. Tlio lee was not dangerous as It was all ground up llko mush. Wo ran on another sand bar a llttlo above hero and wo all had to hunt up our rubber boots and push her back. Tho water was so swift that It made It pretty liaid work. Wo did some of our cooking on tho scow, but It was too crowded to do It so wo inado to the shore about 8 or and got supper and fought mosquitoes till wo went to sleep and generally covered uphead and all, With ono of our tarpaulins bo they could not lind us. They did not bother us much when wo wero out on tho water, and so far they 1110 not so bad us I expected to lind them, and one peculurlty about It there aio vory row here. Wo nro still Hying on tlio scow, wo hardly seuoue, wo wore hack abuut a mile yesterday evotilug und wo round a few, I have seen them Just us l)a(l In Kansas, as any place up hero so far. has a i Interest in a claim and1 his. share Is $20,000, this cleanup, and they say they arc offered ecO.OOO ror it. I Heard or one fellow that bought a claim when lie was drunk for $S0O and when he got sober he felt so bad about ft ho cried, but lie went ahead with Hand worked It and it proved very rich. A man that lias 5 to 10 thousand Is considcrd small fry. Thorn arc two saw mills hero running day and night, but everything must close down at 12 o'clock Saturday night and stay closed till Monday morning. The Portus Wcare, one of the big steam boats came In Saturday night; It "wa delayed down the rlycr all winter. They say there will be none up from St. Michaels till July. Well it Is nearly 11 o'clock and it Is lustasllgh as it wouhl be on a cloudy day and it lis Just so ail night. You would not call It dark in the least, about like it would be a few minutes after the sun goes down. They say If wego on a high mountain on the longest day wc can sec the sun all night. It I o'clock and I must go tb bed. I rather dislike to go to bed before dark but such is life In the far north. The weather l very pleasant and has been nil the way down, no rain or storm. The sun Just gets warm enough to make it pleasant in the shade. I have not seen tho Dragcr crew since wo icrt. lscunct, (Jullcn is here, beat us down scvoraldays. Three California men had their boat wrecked lii the White Horse rapids and two of the men wero drowned. Good bye. jw "T mm I WfMl Healthfullness of the bath depends largely oa cleanliness of the bath tub. Court health and shun sickness by using 1&SHING PoWDfi? for all household cleansing purposes. Largest package greatest economy. Hold everywhere. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chlcaro. St. Louis. Boston. New York. Philadelphia. W. II. I'U.IOT. FROM V. It. (JOKDON. Pawson, Alaska, June 13, 1899. 1 will write you a few lines tills evening us the mall Is going out to morrow or tho next day. We have rcachcd.D.iwson.tliat wonderful place wo mod to hear so much about. And lind It Justus represented plenty or gold and you never saw anything to equal the climate; no niosqultos and light all the time, The men sleep lu tho heat or tho day and travel sifter 11 o'clock at night. Wc had a tine trip, got, over tlio rapids all right. Hired a pilot, cost $:10; $2,110 apiece. Regular meals are $2.00 and $2.50 and rrom that up to$10.no and still higher; eggs are $5.00 per dozen, and every thing lu pioportlon. Mr. Cullcu "got through safe and Is well and has staked hlmu claim on a tributary or dominion creek. 1 got a starter or dust today, worked 8 hours and i and got $8.50 lu dust for It. Wages arc from $10 to $20. per day. 1 think wo aro in a very good place to make money. We aro going out next week to hunt a claim. I saw George llayue, ho Is Just tho same George; J o'clock J u,oy "avo 1 claims eacn and don t know whether they are worth much or not. Mr. Welsh thinks about one man In f0 will make a stake, there are so many claims that don't pay any. thing, the pay runs in streaks The mall lias come In today and I know 1 will get a letter from youjyou can write to tneoftcn.ror we will be here In Daw son Tor some time anyway, and It only costs 2 cents. Wc don't hayc to pay anything either way. We are all ust as black. as trie Indians. The people that have been lu here ror any length of time are not so black. There have been three steamboats up the river lately. I saw one come In ur js o'ciock at nignt, and sucli a crowd of people I never saw on a boat. It came rrom Circle City. "The people have had plenty lo eat In here all winter Of coursc.everytlilrnr was cry high. I saw 11 young moose. Some one has it here In a shed, It looks Just like a red cair, except It has a long, slim head und a dish race and ong cars and It is a nice little rellow Mr. Royer ought to be here with bis tcain and wagon, they get$10an hour and can't do hair the work that there is here to do. There arc only a row teams here, but they are coming In every rcw days, so I guess there will bo plenty here soon. We aro still living on our scow, but we will soon make a camp and take our outlits and try to strike a claim. Well I must close. Goodbye, V. R. Gordon. Chicago in Six Days How the Railroads Will Han dle the Fruit Crop, Fast Tiain Service Over the O. R, Northern Pacifie Route Larger Wheat Yields. & N. How s This ! We offer One Hundred: Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrah that can net be cured by Hall's .Catarrh (Jure. I". J. CunNr.Y & Co.JProps., Tolcdo.O. Wc the undersigned, having known F J. Cheney for the last lfi years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out. any obligations made by their lirm. West & Traux, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo. O., Waldlng Kinnan & Mar yln, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces or the system. Price, 75c, per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials Tree. Acker's English Remedy Will Stop a :ouch at any time, anil will cure the worst :olil in twelve hours, or money refunded. :5c and 5CC. Lunn & llrooks druggists. v ,. TIlOV sav theio a llttlo stcam- Tho third plan, favored by Sec. uiatcamodown today with m sacks of mall. It will tako several days bofoio It can be distributed. 1 am In hopes or getting so vor.il letters rrom ou, 1 have only gotten ono from yi.u. We havo scon George Ilayuu und Mr. Welsh and they aro up about it mile fiom us, have a shauk to sleep In, and havo braked four claims each, Gcorgo lolls iitQ Mr. Wtiloh is work lug ut tho citrpciiler trade and gets I5 per day, George Is slinging hash In 'a rojuiuraut gets 50 per week and his board. Mr.Hall was out on soma of tho creeks and I did not got to scq him. Thoy luivo not developed uny. 0 their uhilnis yet. Thoy say thoy waul to svtnpo up $1600 to Uuy1'-"' uruli ntko ami they havo. ifeurly" that muuli now. tlicn they are going In get ready for PMStai Jfi, . """"I """ " WWII lWWJ' a! .'JtwklnK '' Selling' tftore, liuajwon " iforsWUllug clothing ttiut f fiu MJWMfroiii the stgre. " Doctors Can't Cure It! Contagious blood poison Is absolutely boyond tho skill of tlio doctors. They may doso n patient for years on tholr mercurial and potash remedies, but ho will novor be rid of tho disease; on tho other hand, his condition will grow steudily worse. S. S. S. is tho only euro for this terriblo affliction, bocauso it is tho only remedy which goes direot to tho enuso of tho disease nnd forces it from tho gystem, I was afflicted with Bloo4 Tolion, and tht be 1 d 00 torn Utd me no Reed, though 1 took their treatment faith fully. Infict.I bremrd to set worM all the while. 1 tiHik a 1 moat every so-railed blood remedy, but thry dldnot rem 10 rraca me u- "I think DeWilt's Witch Hazel Silve is the linest preparation on the market for piles." So writes John C. Dunn, of Wheeling. W. Va. Try it and you will think the same It aUn cures eezema and all skin diseases Stone Drug Store. Hob Moore, of LaKivctle. Ind.. savs ihat for constipation he lias found DeWitts Little Karly Kisers tohe perfect. They never gripe. Try them for stomach and liver troubles. Stone Drug Store. Drink a iteeplui; of M0M0 Tea neforc lelirinc at night, and see how soundly you will sleep and how joyously you will awake 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 & Ilrooks, druggist. Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker's Dypepsia Tablets, One little tablet will give immediate relief or money refunded. "sold In handsome tin hoxes at 25c. Lunn & Ilrooks. druggists. Reglnlng Thursday, August 18, the O. It. & N. Co. and Northern Pactlic will Inaugurate a fast fruit train scr vice rrom Portland to Eastern mark ets. The train will run over the Ore gon company's line rrom this city to Wallula, and thence over the North ern to St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Chicago anq other points. The time required to make the trip will approximate 120 hours, rrom Por tland to St. Paul and other Eastern termini, and 144 hours rrom Portland to Chicago. The service is the same as was given by the route last jcar, and which proved so satlsractory lo fruit raisers in the vicinity of Port land and throughout the Willamette valley generally. The O. R. &. N. and Northern Pa cific arc enabled to giye the Improved service by the contiguity to their lines of some of the great fruit districts of Oregon and Washington. They can make up solid trains by collections of carload shipments at Wallula, Spok ane, Portland, The Dalles, Walla Walla and Yakima, gathering at the points named tho yield of the Walla Walla, Umatilla, Yakima and Wil lamette valleys, Clark county, Wash. Ington, and vicinity, tho Hood river country and Snake river sections. The rates for the service will be the same as prevail over competing Hues, The time consumed in making the run toCulcagonnd Eastern terminals will be Just one day less than at pres ent. 1:1-st -3 I DAILY I 25c. j a month by mail.j 4 " n4f DAILY 25c -v4l 1 ..I riX! - -r.r-rr-rVvtn Oregon's Greatest War NeWspapei - "wRsfiS. or-1ress rw h -All important news a day ahead of the Orcgonian. TMK DAILY CAl'IT Backbone of monopoly s broken, "The Salem Capital Journal" secures , a centract: largest day Associated Press report ever published in Oregon at zdc a moron aauy, Hot news of hot times for hot readers in hot weather, By Mail, ( Daily 25a a Month By m Independent, able, cheapest, Most war news, Order direct or through postmaster, - " w " TO I'OSTJIASTEUS l'-SPKCIALLY, The circulation of a live dally paper at your town does more to increase the income of a postoulcc than any other one agency. Tiik Daily Journal is fo cheap, 25c a month, that It is the easiest circulated of any paper In Oregon, Hy pushing the Daily Journal postmasters can pnsl. their own bnslnessand Income. ALL POSTMASTERS KNOW that their patrons want three things: 1. They want the latest war news. 2. They want It the quickest. :i. They want it the cheapest. Tiim Capital Journal hits the bullscyc all three times In succession, j coming the day the subscription ex- OUnATUST WAV IN HISTORY. Never In thirty years has there been such exciting hews as during this war with Spain, It is a war for liberty lu which every American citi zen is vitally Interested. Tin: Jour nal always has the first news of Importance, Tin: Jour nal had the tirst news or tlis sinking or the Maine, of the declaration or war, of Dewey's and Sampson's victories, and always gives It readers the earliest and most reliable news. rOSTMARTURS DON'T WORRY about the L'-.r.Y Journal.H stops A war daily, Upholds .war policy, American to the core, plres. Review n week liefore jl time Is out and don't miss a nunJ as each Issue Is u complete newspil and each day'sihlstory Is a lilstnril UM'll. iostmasti:r increask yoi'rinuJ by getting all the farmers ar in coming in every day tor a cu Daily Paper thut they can afford tiiuc. POSTMASTERS DON'T SEND STAB Send a money order or silver pio commission on the Rest Cent Daily In the World. SUBSCRIBERS ORDER BLANK. tt as each day lias a complete history, don't miss a single issue- Renew before time expires or. following Uu FPOM A SUFFERKR. How A. Cooper Had a Rotten Hone Healed After 35 Years. Chehalis, Wash., April 9, 189S. Dr. J. F. Cook, Salem, Or: 1 received your letter and was glad to hear from you. You want to know how my leg Is getting along. It Is all right; the llesh Is growing out over tho shin bone and Is turning white. 11, Is rot straight yet, but I think It All! bo as straight as the other leg when warm weather conies on. I can wotk most or the time. The other doctors told me 1 could never be cured without splitting It and scrap ing the bone, but they are mistaken. It Is getting well without cuttine or scruping, so they do not know as much us they thought they did, but you are all right, lor you have done Ju3t what you said you could do. I will answer any questions you ask about my leg, Very truly yours, A. Cooper. Dr. Cook's olllco-ls at.'I30I Liberty street, Salem Send Daily (or Weekly) Capital Journal months to address below order or com tor $ Find enclosed postofllce Name. Postofllce. DAT E Uy Smoking VACUNA ! 10 Ceit Cigar. Made fronthe finest imported stock on the market. Hy union labor not by tenement house system, too State St.Salem.Or. 7.20 im Corvallis & Eastern R. R. Company, Aokei's Dyspepsia Tablets iire.EolJ on a hosltive guarantee. Cures heart-burn, raising oft he food distress after eating or any form of dyspepsia One little tablet gives im. mediate relief. 15c and and 50c. J.unn & Ilrooks, druggist'. 12:50 p, 111. 45 P.m. ftoo p. m, 7:00 a. mf 1 1 Mo a, m. 12."25 p. m. 7.'oo a. m. m. 111. a., says best pills The Chief I)urges of Milesburg, Pi DeWitts Little ifitlv Risers are die 1 lie ever used in his family during forty years t home keeping. They cure constipation, sick headache and stomach and liver trouble. Small in size but L'reat in results. Stone drug store, ease, and had no effect wuaietcr. i wag u is heartened, for It tteemed that 1 would never lie cured. At the advlca ol a friend I then took b. S. 8., and began to I in timv. 1 .vinllmiM.1 fh .... - -- . .. ,-.-.-. - .-......... .... mcuioine.ancwi curru me completely, build liiKupmr health and increasing my appetite AllhuuKti this was ten year ago, 1 have never yet had a slgu o( the dltease to return. W, It. Niwmin. Stauulon, Va. It Is llko solf-destruotion to continue to tako potash and mercury j besides totally destroying tho digestion, they dry up tho marrow in tho honeu, pro ducing n stillness nnd swelling of the Joints, causing tho hair to fall out, and completely wrecking tho fjstem. Mln your battles against disease by actinc pioaiptly. One Minute Couch Cure nro duces Immediate results. When taken early u i rcycnis consumption, aihi in latter stages it lirnishes prompt relief. Stone Drug Store. The editor of the Kvat.s City, Pa., Globe, writes. "One Minute Couth Cure is rightly named. It cured my children after all other remedies failed . ' It cures coughs, colds and all throat and lung troubles. Stone Drug Store, Sick headache, biliousness, constipation and all liver and stomach troubles can be quickly cured by using those famous Utile pills known as DeWitts Little l&rly Kisert, They are plesant to !; snd neer cripe. Stone Dtug Store. C C CSr to0ferfef The Blood Is guaranteed Purely Vegetable, and is tho only blood remedy free from these dange rolis minerals. Hook on self-treatment sent free by Swift Specific Company, Atlanta) Gat Moki i'ca positively cures sick headache, indigestion and constipation. A delighttnl drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing a perfect complexiou, or money re rinded. 35 cents and 50 cents. Lunn & jiroou, Jrugglsts 11 C. Blanks, of lwuvlllc, Teias, mites that one Wu of DeWilt's Wicca Hatcl Salve wa w tth 150.00 to him It cureJ Ids piles of ten years standing lie adrises others lo it. It cures eczema, skin dii:ax ni ot tlnate sores. Stouc Drug Strre CASTOR I A Tor Infants and CkildrL k m Yw Have Always IncM Signature of C&&jfffi&ki liugeno Uev. Dr. W. II. Karr, of! the Cumberland Presbyterian church has resigned his charge to accept a call rrom Sedulla, Mo. Do You Head. What people are reading about Hood's Sarsaparillay It Is curing the worst cases of scrofula, dyspepsia, rhoumutlsm and all forms of blood disease, eruptions, sores, bolls and pimples. It Is giving strength to weak and tired women. Why should you hesitate to take It when it Is doing so much fur others? Hood's Pills aro the best family cathartic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, sure. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice Is hereby given that bids for ropiatiKing uju nceai reel or the west approach or the steel bridge uccross tbo Willamette rlverf at tho foot or Center street, will be received at the otilceoriho county clerk or Marlon county, state of Oregon, until 1 o'clock p. in., or tho 8th day or September. 18'JS. The planking to be 4 Inches thick, 10 Inches wide and 18 feet long. Tho right reserved to reject any or an uius. Said work to be completed during tho mouth of October 1803. Uy order of tho county courts of Marlon and Polk counties, and tho city council t.f tho city or Salem, state or Oregon. W. W. Hall. County Clerk of Marion County, tl&w 2w Thousands of persons have been cured of dilesby using DeWitt ' Witch Hazel Salve. It heals promptly ami cures eczema and all skin diseases. It gives Immediate relief. Stone Drug Store Sick headache abaoiuteiv and nennanrnilir cured iy uiirg Moki Tea A pleasant hetb drink Cmcs constipation and lndigestioo, makes you cat, sleep, work and luppy. Sat. isfactian guaranteed or money back. 25c and Lunn & Ilrooks drucfiiVt. For Yanuina Train leaves Albany Train leaves CorvatlW, . . Train arrive at Yaquina. Returning. Leaves Yaquina Leaves Corvallis Arrive Albany For Detreit: Leaves CorvallU i-cavcs iiiuany jj.0r Arrive Detroit i2:2on Leaves 'Detroit 12:40 p.m. Leave Albany G;o5$.m. Arrive Corvallis 6:c D. n, 1 and 2 connect at Albany with Southern I acihc train giving direct service to and from Newport and adjacent beaches. Train for the mountains arrives at Detroit at noon giving ample ttme to reach campine grounds on the lireitenbush and Saniiam rivers same day. KDWIN STONE, Manager. H. .1. WALDEI?, , , T. K. ItP.A. J. TURNER, Agent Albany. EAST AND SOUTH VIA I"HE SHASTA HO JTE OlglllK Southern Pacific Co 30 A M 00 A M 00 I' M KXWESS TRAINS RUN DAlLVj ".., L.v...;i-ortiand. ..Ar n; 85 FMVLv....Satein ....hvij.-7-'45 a M ) Ar. San Francisco.Lv I M , l-eteiVJi S?P.ati a" I'-'ipal station? feLn ?nand alenl' Tumer. MWon llaS' A1Ibanyf1aneent.SheddsJ Halsey, CZtF' MTn Cuy- EuBene- Creswefl Cottage Grove, Drain, Oakland, and all sta tions from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive. ROSEBURG MAIL. DAII.V OJL&M. DEI-ART KOK Fast Mail 8 ji 111 S--30 A h 1 Lv. . . .Portland-;. A: "AMfi.v.... Salem.... LvJ A'2f u 1 5o:P u 730 A J.ojM)Ar.v. Roseburg'. Lv s.r r"b"!!L-P'."ncaTs " wrsiDTDiviSh ,tains BETWEEN TORTLANO ANO CORVALLIS Mad trains dailyjezcept Sunday j " .1uawi i.v I'nrMfiml ir: -ii5iMjAr....Corvaui,7. r?"E PM PM -TAKE THE- Candian Pacific R R. And Soo Pacific Line TO Minneapolis St. Paul Chicago Philadelphia Washington Montreal Toronto New York andall nnintc .-i.t -l .....1 Boston Cheapest rates, bestservice and accommo. Sr1pieh-i-U,U.t -'r.1" '" Mirmeiholli. t. lanl, loronto, Montreal, llostnii ,i Portland, Me., without change ' anJ Canadiaa Pacifie lliilway Go's. few. ineof steamships , to Japan and China The lastest and finest ships on the Pacific -ean. Shortest and !& mm Australian S. S. Co, shortest route t the colonies rtlu""a on:ffi?'"-in,1lnr--''-ca;. C K. BRANDENBURG, AEcnr. i46 aird llu, c Dhtircl.WgerAueVancouver.p dt A hfltiu nv.,1 r ' ii. trains of theO. C?E?J CnneCt witl "PRESS train mi,.vr.vrT.r1 . , l:'SorMl Lv ... 1'ortland.... An x.-r. 22MfL-....McMinnviHel jv. mi nr indenen,n A"?-? s ZSSJMZ&XifiR ?rLanL?a Ites Oil nnnl!.i! V-IU Rateiand & rET" Eerooe. Ai iTt, ', '"n. jwnu and -aAUSTRAUdA1-1 i "ON?. uou v w L'i'i...,;.. uuiainr Saleio. c. W. W. SKINNER Tickl,0 A,5int 'onland -"ARKIl&.S?K'ifra; When Going East MUnea in service. "eeP'nS and chair cars uS3HS2-! 'nter. Vreat,;"''""1" nur,.lt,cl.e The Wisconsin Central Lines. lor all connection. . L, For eastern V:."' "'"'K0 nd Milvr.ui-.. .Spokane Flyer 2 p m S p m TIME SCHEDtlLK. I-'rom Portland bait Lake. Denver F. Worth. Omaha. Kansas City. St. Iiiis, Chicago ami r.ast. 7 pm Sp m ex, Sun. Saturday o p m 7am Tues Thurs and Sat IJcletfull inform, on call HckM agent or w,,?"" " bdr nearest General P... JM: C. PONn .. Or IAS. A cirSK!,MIUwukfc -'k Street Portland O,''011'1 V te. entWis " " SfrW Uutuu! m l3erllftU uau.. " . V S.1. '""P CURE YOURsiLFT it.S&u,&"iurt Irrlfii'T.'- '"auiiBMluM. "'.. wicuii. i!ith RSsassSfe -'-F'- 6am Mon Wed Fri Leave Klparia '.MS am Hon Wed Friday Walla Walla. - Spokane. Minneapolis, St. 1'aul, Duluth, Milwaukee Chi cago and East OCHAN STEAMSHIPS. All sailing d&tes sub ject to chance. For San F'rnncisco Sail August 2.7,12, 17 23 z7t ARKIM Soob FJ8 I0'"l ail 4 To Alaska bail Aug. 8 COLUMBIA RIVER STEAMERS To Astoria and way land iiiBs. WILLAMETTE AND YAMHILL RIVERS Oregon City, Dayton and wayjandings WILLAMETTE RIVER Portland to Salem and way landings SNAKE RIVER Uiparia'lo Lewiston 4P 'ex y h'WM MX! Wij! 4,-im 'IW'I Thiol Sl I Lv Wk isti8 .MO'J M Tnl ThuBjl WILLAMETTE RIVER DIV1SI0 PORTLAND SALEM ROUTE-tes Kutn for PorUand Tuesday, Tliursday Saturdav at T.-ie n. m Transfers to street car line at OztSLi 0 il the steamers are delaved lhere trill lirLI. -II l..t rn Slat ton, California nr ill.- rait. Connect! niadeat Portland with nil rail, ocean il iter ones, I W. II. IIURLBURT. Oen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, 0 i'. M.. POWERS. Agent, Twde street d aalem. BOISE & BARKER. - City Agenl MADE ME: A MAS AJAX TABLETS POSIWVEr.Y OJ1 iA b Abma anil othar Tiiraim asa l ciriioas. Thru MMJMtf aim -Mtor iMt VlUHtr la old or VMS; .."". V" " I J. " r..il fc--irrrf.-rswi uiuui t4 tJBuaBivuj iSJitlii Hi. J0lw""i Isl mn ysa. , 1 t.r nslan.l ViT" " w fill our w Mua kriu.: .. v ""-""r?"".'"! W,J AJAX"?.FiME5VTorf Far salnn Kalrm.Or., byD. FRY dr 'H1 si...!