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Newspaper Page Text.... Jtfuwfflriwilfiiiirii mi, i HumanrtHfc M 3 v "'l . &. 3. M. A TUE DAM JOURNAL BY MO WED I BHOTHItRS TUESDAY, JAN. 0, 1000. Illy, One Year 93.00, in Advance Dally, Pout MoutUs $1.00, U advanoo Wookly, Ono Year $1.00, !n Advaneo CALLS IT AN ACT OF TREASON Sacramento tie. In tho flrat place, the present bill Is a daylhjht robbery and an open steal. For the purposes of this nrtlclo, we will not nvor that thero Is anything wrong in placing tho nation on a gold basis, lu dedicating it to a gold standard. Wo will bo silent upon the proposition of forcing futtiri bonds to bo paid only In gold. But no honest man can deny that It is a bold and barefneed swlndlo against tho peoplo to declare that old bonda, contracted to bo paid, principal and Interest, in silver or in Tgold nt tho option of tho government, must bo paid only in gold, at tho samo time that the laws of tho government arc framed to thnt gold will inovltably becomo dear nnd sllvor cheap. A business man who would so reconstruct a contract to his own enormous injury would not only be voted a fool, but as well a traitor to tho best interest of his family. And what olso but a traitor, not only to Ills own nation but to all mankind, Is tho American citizen who alters a contract, or votes for its alternation, so Unit his own people may be robbed? JOURNAL "X RAY" Evidences of prosperity jirlruN of everything are going up except produce mid labor. " Already tho sidewalk farmer is push ing for agricultural experiment stations in the riiilllpplue islands. Hotter gut the Inlands first, eh? . The incrcaecd car service on Stale ktrect and the North Salem ami Morn Ingsido lines are greatly uppreulatod by tho traveling puhllc. Myrtlo Point Enterprise: Ono of tho queer tilings about all the returning Kloudlkers is that they leave rich claims and come home broke. Wo neod uiul wo desire no Kinglet in Washington or elsewhere. Tho Peo ple tiro king, and the will of The Peo ple Is the law. Snorainonto llee. Lathi A Hush's big ling was Hying yestorday. It is not known whether it wbh in honor of Juckson day or (lie big victory In South Africa, pot haps both. Tho Hugeno Itrglator squeals Irhmiibu tho Guard publishes n Kupubllcau com mittee call, Perhaps they expected to keep the niattor n secret, and hence the objection to publicity. Had cross-walks, like the poor, are al ways with us. Street Commissioner Prizioll has put down about a hundred new ones this winter, ami still there's room for a few improvements. Jasper Minlo is n oandhlato for night watch nt tho asylum. The pilules nre born policemen, and it is n rare day thnt one Is not after some iollce olllco which by the way they generally 111! well. Albany Pom. . II. It. Ktucaid'a paper the Oregon GOLD DUST The Best Washing Powder. Woman's Best Friend. Dirt's Worst Enemy. lt r'1Lr -1" irtd cr5l .j -". 20 per cenl Discount . k SALE! f SHOE IS 00 ghoo for I i 00 4 M Shoe for 3 CO 4 00 Slioo for 8 20 k k k are hoe for 2 80 3 00 2&J 2 00 1 75 1 0 hoe ror 2 40 hoo for 2 00 lioo for Iioe for 1 CO 1 40 1 20 1 HO lioo for 1 2J ho for 1 00 Shoo for W LflCY'S 8H0B 8TOUK, VI Slate St. Hand Turn Dross Shoo, M oo for U to. State Journal, has Just celel)ratel its !t7th birthday, having been all thnt time owned, controlled anil managed by the same person, who was its original founder. No other paper in Oregon and but few in tho United Stales have such a record. Many changes have taken place in Oregon in population, wealth, meth ods of travel nnd transudation, cus tonifl and habits, during that tlmo, and most of thoso who resided hero 'M years ago hnvo passed away and their places nro filled by new peoplo. Many of the winters hnvo been like tho present no freezing nnd as mild as April lu tho Eastern States. . Hon. 1'oter Fordncy, of Wallowa county, has a scheme for starting nn elk ranch nnd raising these animals for tho market This ought to glvo Mr, Mcllrldo nn opportunity to secure a Job on going out of the olllco of IT. H. seit' ator. Herding elk In nearer his si.e Albany Deni. Till loir C'limllci nn Medicine. Ill Franco the peasantry still stick to medicines calculated to turn tho nvcr ngo doctor's hair gray with horror. Wlno Is nn Ingredient of every pre set Iptlon. In fever eases It Is nlwnys the predominant one. Tho French pennant's faith In fermented grape juice Is truly benutlfut. If his children nre stricken with the nicnslcs, he gives them wine well Bweotcned with honey nnd highly spic ed with pepper. For u severe cold ho administers n quart of red wine nnd n melted (allow candle mixed. Forsenr lot or brain fever he give eggs, white wine nnd soot well henteii together. Not nil their superstitions arc curi ous. Some nro pathetic. A mother, for Instance, ofton buries her dead child with Its fnvorlto toy or n lock of her own hair In the eolllu, "that It may not feel tjtilte alone." Tho Wronjt liny. The heartless landlord has come to evict tho widow with 18 children, ninny of whom nro teething. Hut nt tho threshold tho woman waves him back Imperiously. "Not today!" she cries. "Why not?" nsks tho landlord, with pnrdounble curiosity. "Because," the womnn replied, "no pitiless storm of ruin mingled with Icy sleet rages without!" The landlord grinds his teeth In Im potent rage. Ho may trample under foot tho promptings of his better na ture, but uot tho conventionalities es tablished by long usage. Detroit Jour nal. Not Ilia nmllimtlon. A steamer was stopped lu tho mouth of tho river owing to a dense sea fog. An old Indy Inquired of the cuptalu tho causo of tho dolay. "Can't see up the river," replied the captain. "Hut I can sco tho stars overhead," continued the old lady. "Ves; but until the hollers bust wo nln't a-going that wny." World's Com ic. Ilnpiilnraa. Human happiness, according to the most received notions, scorns to consist of three Ingredients, notion, pleasure nnd Indolence. And though these In gredients ought to be mixed lu differ ent proportions, according to the par ticular disposition of tho person, yet no one Ingredient can be entirely wanting without destroying In some measure tho relish of tho wholo composition. Ilnlilt. Ilnblt linth so vnst n provnlence over tho human mind thnt there Is scarcely anything too strnugo or too strong to bo asserted of It. The story of t,uo mlsor who, from being long accustom cd to cheat others, caino at last to cheat hlmsolf nnd with gront delight nnd triumph picked his own pocket of n guinea to convey to his hoard Is uot Impossible or Improbable. llusslnn families, when moving to a now home, kindle the lire on tho hearth with coal brought from the old residence. It Is strange, but true, thnt today will bo yestorday tomorrow. Chicago Nows. Growing Time Children must have just the right kind of food if they are to become strong men and women. A defi ciency of fat makes children thin and white, puny and nervous, and greatly retards full growth and develop ment. They need Scb11S6mulstort It supplies just what all delicate and growing children require. Joe. and $l oo, ill drugglltl. SCOTT & UOWNb, Chf mini, New York. MARION COUNTY MATTERS Business Uemg Transacted at the Court House. A marrlago license has Imjcii isittcd to II. C. Keeno and Maagaret Nys, of Fairfield, I.. L. Aral acting ns witness. DBKIIB PII.BD. Itcuhcu Davis nnd Elizabeth Davis to Ida Mabel Trephngeu, lot f, No. 1, Uoico's first addition to Salem. $1000. Alice M. Heeler to Salem Huilding & Loan Association, lot No. 2, block No. fi, Geo. II. Jones' addition to Saloni, q. c. d. $1500. Geo. U. Ashby and Laura 0. Ashby, to Joseph Uoyd Ashby, 110 acres in 1 8 s, r3w.,q. c. (I. J1250. 11. 8. Cook and Klvlra Cook, to Geo W. Pearmlne, 20 acres in t 7 s, r !1 w. $1000. Geo. IT. Ashby and Laura C. Ashby, to Joseph Uoyd Ashby, lot No, 1, block No. 5. and tho west hnlf of south hnlf of block No. 5, Capital I'nrk addition to Salem, q. c. d. f 100. Maggie II. Cook and J. A. Cook lot No. 1, block No. 21, in Highland add! tlon to Salem, q. c. d. $1. G, W. Johnson and Mary P. Johnson, to tho Salem Building & Lonn Associa tion, lots No. 0 and 0, block 5, Comp ton's first nddition to Salem, and lot No. :i, block No. 10, Klvcrsldc, Salem q, c. d. 1.' Frederick Kurtz and wife to Clinton J. Kurtz, lot 1, subdivision of block No, 3. Mill addition to Salem. $1. David M. and Hernia Smith, to Salem llulldlug A: Ixiun Association, lot No. 7, block No. 1.1, Highland addition, fl. Lee McGrew to F.miun McGrcw, land In block No. Ill, in Capital l'nrk addi tion to Salem. $1, nivoiicn suit. Komi J. Scrlltcr has commenced action for divorce against Orrio Scribor, in Dept. No. 2 of tlie circuit court, alleging cruel and Inhuman treatment, and fail ure to support. John nnd Charles Me Nary are attorneys for plaintiff. To Curo n Cold In Ono Dny Tnltn Ijixntltu llrtinm Uulnlne Talilrtn. All (InmuUtK iWiiud tho timncy If It fulls in curo t vr. utino nunnmru uoiii'hcm mix. -. SUPREME COURT. Decisions Handed Down in Three Cases. I'nbor Neis resp us. C. K. Hanghani npH.ilaut; Judgment rendered opinion by Uean J. II. W. Wosco respondent vs. John . Kern, appellant. Judgment atllrmed opinion by Uean J. Stato of Oregon, resp. vs. E. IV Horner app. dismissed opin ion llev. Curiam, Hand Manufac turing Co. resp. vs. J.'S. Murks ct al. Judgment alllrmed, opinion by Wolvor tor C.J. l'etltlons for rehearing denied in the following canes: Mary O'llrion, appel lant, John O'Hrien resondcnt; W. H Willis, ad in. appellant, vs. Geo. A. Smith, respondent; Andrew Allen, et al, vs. City of Portland J W. II. Mall, et al, appellants, vs. City of Portland, et al, resoiuleutti; Itnchel M. Illlts, respond ent, vs. Freeman S, Ladd, et al, appel lants and Tho J, M. Itussell Co., re sM)iuleut, vs. 12. It. Lilicuthal, appel lant. New Officers, The olllcors elected by tho Presbyte rian Sunday tchool for tho (ensuing year are as follows : Superintendent F. A. Wiggins (re elected.) Assistant superintendent A. McGIII (re-elected.) Secrutary and Treasurer1 Miss Mary Ketehuiu. Assistant Otto J. Wll.on. Librarian Hoy D.imon. Assistuut Henry Ulggor. Organlbt-Mrs. C. W. Darby. Chorister Miss l.uoia ll.Coaliraii oaicm v-uoiai oociciy, .Meets tn University cliapol tonlglit at 7:30 o'clock for active iork on "The Creation." Let everyone come to thit ilrst rehonrsnl and bring a eopy of the oratorio if possible. DIED. SMITH. At the family home, at Hayesville,thr.eo miles north of Salem, Or., Monday. January 8, lfcOO, at 5 p. m., Mrs. M. li. Smith, of pneumonia. UtownVln Town. Hu came here to tell bis friends how to travel litw con St. Paul nnd Chicago. Hot-ays tho Wisconsin Central I'y., Is the lnwt in all respects. r lw Lewis Deunlti, Salem I (id , says KihIoI Dy?Kiplu Curo did me more good Until anything 1 ever took." It digests what you eat and cures dys pepsia and stomach troubles. Stones Oruir Storos. Attention Farmers. We nre now prepared to take ordern for the Air Blast Separator. It separate (he Ilutter Fat from sweet milk, sweet orsourorenm. All orders taken at tho Crystal Ice Works, 10th and State street. Keksiiaw a Woonroui), Anniversary Humbert's Accession. Uomk, Jan. I). This, tho 22nd mini- versnry of the nscention to tho tiirono of King Humbert Is being celebrated by the loyalists throughout the Kmplrc. . w How's 1 his? Wo oiler One Hundred Dullurs Ro. ward lor nny cao of Catarrh tltut can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. F. .1. Chenby &Co., Props., Toledo, 0. Wc, the undersigned, linvo known F. J Cheney for tho Inst 15 years, and believe hliu perfectly honorable In nil business transactions nnd llmmclnlly nblo to curry out uny obligations made by their linn. Wkbt & Truax, Wholesale DruggM", Toledo, O. Waldino, Kinnan & Makvin. Wholo sale Druggists, Toledo, U, Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous purfnecs or the system. Price 76b. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists- Testimonial free. Hull's Family Pills arc the best The city of Corvallls will not be com pelled to pay $28,000 for tho Corvallls wnter works, says tho Times. This Is tho effect of a decision lu tho water cane, handed down by Judge Hamilton last Tuesday. FOR MANY wommp Sff A m THE WEDDING! PJMG 16 BUT A LINK OF A CHAIN OF SICKNESS AND MISERY DbPiemb FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION BREAKS THIS CHAIN " AND M.A.ICE2S -- WEAK WOMEN STRONG, g,ICK WOMEN WELL. SCRIBNER'S For 1900, INCLUDES J. At BARRIE'S "Tommie and Grizel" (serial) THEODORE ROObE VELT'S "OLIVER CROM WELL" (serial) RICHARD HARDING DAV IS'S fiction and special articles HENRY NORAMN'S The Russia of Today. Articles by WALTER A WYCKOFF, author of the "The Workers." SHORT STORIES by Thomas Nelson Page Henry James Henry van Dyke Ernest Seton-Tliompson Edith Wharton Octave Thane t William Allen White SPECIAL ARTICLES The Paris Exposition. FREDERIC IIRLAND'S ar ticles on sport and exploration "HarvarITfTfty YEARS AGO," by Senator Hoar. NOTABLE ART FEA TURES. THE CROAUVELL ILLUSTRATIONS, by cele brated American and foreign artists. PUVIS DE CHAVANNES, by JOHN LA FARGE (illus trations in color.) Special illustrative schemes (in color and in black and white) by WALTER APPLE TON CLARK, E. C.PEIXOT TO, HENRY AcCARTER, DWIGHT L ELAERDORF and others. )""Illustrated Prospectus sent tree to any addiess. Chas Scribner's .Sons, Publishers, New York. SALEM HOP BUYERS SQUIBE FAIiltAU. No. 55 Btnto Bt. 'I'lioiie No.Jggl' IfAJJEIt & N-EIS, Albnuv nnd Pnloin. Fnlcm cilice 214 Commerclnl fit. upstairs Neckermnii A. Honors, bhr. Phono No. 1121. OlIlccstNew York nnd London. W3E 35ROWN & CO Hush Ilulldintf, Comincrcinl st. (ground iloor). Olllco telephono No. 130. JACKS, CAIIMICIIAEL & CO. Olllco over Johnson's Clothing storo, In Hush-Hreymnn bllg. T A LTVESIjEY & CO Comincrcinl Bt. Second stnirsoutli of Lndd A RiibIi bunk; room 18, upstairs. 'Phone 1211. PRODUCE BUYERS. H.S.GILEfcCO , n , Wholesale I-rults, Produce, etc. Salem, Oregon. Olllco; Insur ance block. 'Phono 001. Ware lioueo, nt Wallace warehouse. A.M. HUMPHREY cVCO. , Ituy nml store wheat, oats nnd other grain. Ruy potntoes. Also do chopping nnd cleaning. 270 Commerclnl st. 'Phono 27U.1. SALE JLODGES p. j. v. w. Pnlcm Camp No. 118. Meet orcry Friday nven ItiR, 7::i0, In A. O. U. W- liatl. Hlalo ill'. M.Ik. Scott Ilozorlli, C. 0 ; W. A. Moorcn, clerk, room 10, Moorcs bile "lORlESTttRa OH" AM1CUIOA Court Sliemooit Korcrl No. 10. Meets Ffldny nlRliU In Turner block. John M. Cliac, D, It. A, U Drown Secy. 11-17.1) r MEAT AND POl'LTRY, R. D. GIBSON, HOUUTKYd MARKET Si le street, near railroad. Krctic!i m 'eit meats. My patmna say I lrcp llir lieai ireatt in town i i Choice Beef Our buyer Iiiih rounded up 111 head of hit steers, ll e years old and under, which supplies tho PALACE 31 AUK 1ST With fnt, tender beef for our patrons. We nlno keep in stock the best of mutton, iork, veal, lmiiiH, bacon nnd lard with which to till your order. Your patroiuigo solicited. MOYER & EDWARDS, Phont2021. 138 Slate St. II. K. HinVAIIIIS. M. C. MAT7lli:WS. Edwards & Matthews, HUSH M CURED MEiTS Now Firm I New Shop Rest .Meats I Near Car Ham, IJiH Blat St TctepliotieSUOI. The German Market Will bo found nil kinds of meat and the best of sausage. FIIKK DKMVKRY. All bills duo the Into firm of Wolt & Miescko must be paid. UlOTsZ, &ISON 171 Commeieinl Bt. A LIEE SATED. Dr. J.F, Cook, tho Uotnnlonl Spoo nllBt.'Sucooods Whoro "Other Fall. To whom it may concern : Tills is to certify thnt llertha P. Con ner, of Mt.Angul precinct. Marlon coun ty, Oregon, has suffered from a cancer ous growth lu tho lofteur for about three years. Tho growth was cutout twice and burned out once by Albany Physicians, but tho growth came back as bad as over, and pained her so badly Hint she had to be taken from school. Afto, three week's treatment by Dr. J. F. Cook, of Salem, Oregon, tho Botanical Specialist, the growtli entirely disap. pcarcu, anu at tins unto, mar months siuco treatmont was begun, tho growth bus not reappeared, nml the car has en tirely healed leaving only tho ecarb in tlicted by the Albany doctors, I hereby certify that tho above stato meat is absolutely true, and that Rer tha P Conner, the person mentioned in the allidavit, has resided in inyfaiu lly since early childhood, bearing the re lationship to me of niece. II. C. Lonci. Subscribed and sworn to before me this eighth day of June, 181W. W. W. Hall, county clerk of Marion county Oregon. All diseases successfully treated and ured. Healed bids will be received for 2000 curds of wood us follews: 1000 cords good split second growth 11 r. 1000 cords ijood split largo body Ih cut from live trees. Tube delivered bernrcluly, 1000. Ulds received until January 20, 1000 Klttht reserved to reject uny or ull bids. Successful bidder tu neposlt r percental amount of bid for faithful performance (if contract. Custi paid ou delivery of B0 cord lots. Wood bunked on good roads or delivered In Sulcin will be considered. No bids for less than 'J& cords ac cepted. I). H. HEXTLBY & CO. 12-20 tf 310 FroutStreet. Salem, Oi. NOTICE. Tim minimi mppltniv nt (hn almrolinlil. era of the Capital NuBi ;U Rank of Sa lem, for tlu election o( ireetors. will oa linl.l nt IlM linnL'IniT linn i?S?iif.riilnv .Tn... nury 0, 1000, at 3 o'elool p-KK. .loslI. ArBEKi', Cushiur. Proposals for Wool. EDUCATIONAL I2VA l.COX, Teacher of Piano and Organ OLA8SK8 IN SIGHT READING. Studie: 33 Front St. Terms RonHonnblo 10.27ml German and French Tnught grammnticnlly nnd convcrenl iotmlly. ., ,. , Jirs. Petmobnker will receive a limited timniber of pupils, desiring instruction in tlieso Inngungcs, nt her home, on Church street. These lnngungcH were acquired nbrond by Ibis tencher. 12-8-.'hn ESTABLlSHtD SSS C$au ttis y i .Srwfytf'Jf9tMjJr'""tp'' Jrvt6 AVt6 7 &, yr7tfx:S .r rs Salem Studio, inter-state conservatory of music. Mrs. Elfa finders Willntan Over Fiist Xntional Rank. Classes in Piano Forle playing, Harmony, Theory and Class Reading. Studio hours from 0 to 12 nml 2 to 5. TWO ITINE NI5AV PIANOS IN STUDIO 1TOJ? USE OF PUJLMLS. A SATISFIED Will advertise us And our wares. The Atkins Cross Cut Saws SEGMENT. GROUND. Never fails lo please; We keep a fulljlinelofntheni. R. M. Wade & Co. Hardware, L. M. KIRK, 54, BO, ft. 58ZStnte St. Phono 87l Grain Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, BuildingMntcrial. Lime, Cmcnt, Plaster etc, A Grain, Hay atid Straw stored --"" "rw" Wagon Scales. J J"lVompt"deafolu attention glvun'to.itiio do'livery of goods to nny part oflthe city. -8-tf UANHOOD RESTOKED SJSY.ftWSSUfSB; rcmcilyiurantccU toinrcnll t ertousxliKates, nuclin Wcnlc McDiory, llrailaclir.Wiikcrullni. oU.cm Munliool, NIkIUIv linilv atom, Nerwjujticm, tins of kw r In Generative Dream, cnunnl liyyouthrulenurk. cntlve u e ofntlmulants wliich lead to Infirmity or Insanity. Can lie carried in vest pocket, tioiticr box. 6 for U. liy mall prepaid, Urcular free. All drusKlnl. Take nootiicr ."lanuf.iclurcd by the I'eau. Medicine Co., l'arlsl'ruiicc. -.aiic-DuvlB Ornu Co. dUtributlnBagenU, f THIRD AND YAMIirU. STS., I'ORTLAND. OREGON JFOR SALE J5V D. J. Mtk&S HBATINQJ STEAM, HOT AIR, I-IOT WATER, Estimates furnished, and woik done promptly, substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S. BURBOUGHS, 102 State St, Phone I5H The Orient Insurance Co., OK HARTFORD, CONN. AfSfta f2,2ir,,000. I.iublitles 1,199,000. Surplus to Policy Holders Ui3H,(H0. Will insure you against loss by fire; for terms enquire of THOAAS BOLTON. Resident Aw.nt. Journal Office. New Strawberries, Growers can make big money out of new Strawberries 100 strong plants will produce 5000 plants if put out nowlbesides about half a crop. I have plants of TENNESSEE, M'KINLEY. RUBY. DOWNINGS PRIDE, SAUNDERS, CERVERA, DU MAURIER. Send for free catalogjdescriptiveof varieties and culture K. Hofert.Salem Ore, AND MUSICAL. .riiVirsiiiBJrjrsWNol INTDR-STATB w 11 ETTAANDERS-WILMAN AMocUtelTcacheri Western Comeiva tory, Knas City, Mo., repreientlng the Interstate System, a I Salem, Ore. Over First National HanW. Residence G Church street. Studio Iioum-o, to 12, nnd 2 to fi. 7 Nellie Brown VIOLTNTST I now tiroiiarcil to rccclvo a taw more implta No 417 Marlon at. IO-W WAJTAtcr- PatiOPAL. JWLM, UKIOVIY- V) WINS ATORY JJ LKUi v I -i X. V 1 1' J 7r ?? st&j??d4 is yj -, . resL&f& 'fCS'C0t?:JGJ: rofi (ArAioocfji '- CUSTOMER u FKY. SATjEINI, OREGON. A Man's MothcrinIaw Kvon can't find fault lth our laundry work. Tho most severe scrutiny will only show how perfect it is ami how superior to all other work In this line. Thero Is no flaw lu tho heauty of the color or finish that we lay ou your linen whon It is dono up at the laundry. Salem Steam Laundry. COI.OSKI. J, OI.MKTKVI) I'UoriUKTDII, Phono 111, 2:10 Liberty Streot Salem. Ore v---i "- " w IDEAL. DOUBLE CKOPPRI? SHUCKLESS, SOUTH AND EAS VIA THE SHftSTA R0n OK 'I'll K Ul EXl'lUSSS TRAINS HUN fi 70 ! Jl l.v Portland.. Zktii,.' 8:1 A Mj Ar-Han KrnnclPro i. JJ . ... .... . ....- 7 (HI AM Ar.. I. Anvnli. i'-i"l fl-CO I'lM Ar. Kl l'ftw .... i, ;2! oas r M ... row oripinn ..j,, jjj .:"; ? i. i i'L u'.'.i.."" . mit JUMI A ilf JJT......DUIUIII j.V UV Ti'i V M Ar Hon I'ruiiclitcu ..t,r jniT fl.41 A M Ar OKleil .. ly 10 V M Ar 1.01 AIIKU .. I.y ii! C-eU V M Ar Kl I'niHi .r ,i ditt V M Ar NcwOrlnain ..i,r jj DINING OARS. OUSBIIVA no.v (jJ Ptilliifan llrst-class und tourist iiitr cars uituciieu w uu t h re trains. Prompt connections nt i ver, Oinuliu and Chicago with trVI Kir OLiier easioru uilium. WKSTdlDK DIVISION. IIPTWKI'.N PORTI.ANII AMI) f'nilvii.l Mull trains dally except Sutidil 7:iW A M I I.V......l'ortlond.... mTm'J 11:M I' MJ Ar Conalllt.... 1,t 1 13 M Albany and Corvallls codd.1 wiiii truuiH or liio u. I'.. Uy, INDEPENDENCE PASSENQiJ wxpresd irain uauy lexcepi hundJ 40 1 Mi l.v Portland Ar 1 J. 7:110 I' M l.v...MoMinnvllle. ..l.v 1 5i 8S0 I'M) Ar.depondence.. l.v (U)i Dire :t cotiticcllons at San Fnv cu wit ) stciitiiHhli) Hues fur IIawi JAPAN, THE J'lllLIPPiNK9 tf AUSTKAljlA. li'or ilirounh tickets and rates call w. w. ajvuswiiu, uepot AKeot, O. J), UAUUIELSON City TO Aucnt, 2:i2 Coiniuuruial St .S.ilciai II. JVlM',II IJI'.H, .IlillB Ift l.'APItl T.t. . .1 O.JIAKK1IAM, UJf&lM. I'oUli Corvallis k Eastern Railra TIME OAJU), 2 For Yaaulne: Truln leuves Albany .... 12:45 p. '1 ruin leu ves Corvallls... l:55t Train urrlvcfl Yuqulua . 7:25p. 1 Returning: Leaves Yuqulnn U'OOi Leaves Corvullls 11:30 a. Arrives Albany 12:15 p,i j ror ucireu: Leaves Albany 7:00i.i ArrlvcB Detroit ll:30i,( 4 itcturnliiu: Leuves Detroit 12:20 p J Airlvcs Albuiiv G:45n.i One and two connect ntAltunjii Corvallls with Southern I'ueltlctiall I V I ti k direct service tD and from Ktl port nnd adjacent benches. Trains ror tho mountains arrlitl Detroit at no-jii, ilvltiu ample til 10 rcacu nun pm tf i?ruunas on lircltcnbusli and Sunliutii river rt!l!ll(. (In V. 11 1 ivilnmi KOWIN HTONL T K. Al', A W""ill J.TUItNKK ABCIll. Alonj,uit 0.R.&M URPAIIT, TIME RIURHULK. l'ruin l'ortland. Iil I OK MHll Salt l.oko. Denver "Kn'vTiHihr uiiiniiM. Kant riiy, bu til up. in, JAIUIB.VIIIinilU KUIl JUBI. Suo" Si I ltnne WhIU Walla, Hpokanc, Minn Ul'ulls, Ht. fail I, Uulutk, Mil wnukco Clilcaoaniloait. 1 riur 1 3.1ft p m lil LI OCKAN UIKAMUIIll'S. KorSaii t'rnclcu, UallvTCrjr flve(U)a. COI.U1I1IIA lttVKll 8 1 in. y in. m ax. Hud Hfci bntur iluy 10 p, in. To Aitorla and way lainJInji SI J;i-I . WILLAMKTTK ItlVlll ' Ml Tvi' i-oriiaiiii, tuwiH'ri: ami njiaal Hali'iq 'tl lutll M'ueMlar.TlinnHliy ami Patui-ilur al MuliilH) WiHluewlay uiul Krliluy at la.UO a. . : FOR CORVALLLS And u ay )oliiU Tuesday, lliurtday J5 ""Jl"'""!1 ", WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVIal Dally boats to Portluml as aU m. . ... . . .1 . n.. a iuiimuib iu bireei cur iiui' 11 v uir, City If thobteainersure IcbjcdlU Round trip tickets lo all poioU Oregon, Washluuton or Cilirort connections made at PurlliiDd : all rail, ocean and river llnci. It.' II 1 1 II 111 IKIIIT IT. II. Jl I ItlJIll ll'l Gen. Pass. Am.. Portland. Oil O. M. POWERS, Au.ent, TrmleMtrl UOCK, bllioin. HOlSE & BARKER, City AgtnlM tnvcr & llio Granule II 1 SCENIC LINK OF THE WOULD- Tho Favorl.o TrauacontliifiiU' ItouM i W" the Nortliwrcat ami a ,tw'. r.t.l ...n. (t-...n Tl..i .' 'HlTt8 IvIMIK'U IJI IHU uuuvva ...li". v'Cn I ROCKY MOUNTAIN J-CBi And Kour Itoiitcn I ' of Piit.l.l,. nml Ilpnll .' . .. ....I .. ,l .-.rrtf I I All 'UM.'IKl'l HIUIIIVU a n. LJa 0.1 llntin,,,, CuhIIhI or hiih1: "? I and lloiit or. Personally ' ! JT""" (tunilpiu tlireeda)ia utik 1 1 Omaha, Kansas Cm. St 'J& tJHIOAUO AND Till r-" .,. .., t.,r -,-tl ill rti rain, routeii, elc, or for de !"" jTii,i inaltBf. call on aeeuU of i- e3" "HVti Navieatloii i;o.,ua'gou -..ji - - iKatli iloO I'ucl iuilalile. . ..rsivrt. o.hi Yc'uwn n.. A.t..2Slaeli ' 1W'""" Bottled Beer. Klinger&Beck.Suc e ;rs to Sc"1 BottlirWofM. All ordera for bottled bcerwul m At the brewery. Kept on com , Free city delivery. TeleJion Southern Pacific V y