The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 14, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textmm W!!B(('''i ri- m Men's Tan, Blucher cut, $? 3.50 men b raieiu icainet aress snoe. do Men's Vicj Kid. Heavy sole, Kid lined a ana tins, "sr1 s.n. J Men's Vici Kid, Heavy sole, extension .8 . .ca.,f. lined' " 3.50. ' j Men's Vici Kid Plain Broad Toe, Kid J lined, Heavy sole, "&d $3.50. 2 Men's Box Calf Goodyear Welt, Latest shape, "ffisr1 $3.50. J Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, J Beacon ioe, "ftS $3.50. 5 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, 5 Boston toe, "$23 $3.50. A.f.' IT.. II cii. -v. it - i ixi.ii m Jiiciia i mi oiuck vaii vjoiuiycur wen, B". l : Cambridge toe, 'tit? $3.50. Special AT 5 J st&ofj bboe stop? FOU A FEW DAYS ONLY II CALL AT ONCE AS WE ONLY HAVE A FEW PAIRS OF A SIZE 04 Stato 6t T 1900 RAMBLER BICYCLE GIVEN AWAY MAY 2 & wnotaK6 the lead? When the boys dollies are to be selected? It's the mother of course; boy next, and then the father, and all he has to do is to pay the bill that's easy. A $1.50 to $7,50 ellion lie will not object to referring Inv proycnienls ol I,00 and upward ton voto of tlio people Ixsforo making iucb Improvement an buying a oor farm and building a now oorhouso or In firmary, putting a new basement with steel cells in tlio curtlioiise anJ similar proiiositlons. If tlio peoplo want such Improvements made they can order them and levy u tax for them. The county bridges have liccn pretty well rebuilt, and It Is not likely any great chango will Iks required In the court house for a few years. As the records show, the court can (pond $100,000 or It can run the county for $40,000 for ordi nary expenses. Expenditures of $1,000 or over do not occur very often. If tlio county can evade s'ucli extraordinary outlays for a few years tho county will Imvo a surplus to make needed improve ments without going Into daht. Tho only wnv to lower taxes Is to limit ex pendilures and abolish debt. Unless ft limit Is set on the stioixling of money the pressuro on Iho county court fur improvements in all parts of tin county will bo irresistible. If tho county court hasn't tho money to sKud it can't spend It, and Hint's the end of It. SUNDAY SERVICES. Women Who have the Blues Our suits please the mother, fit the boy, and are priced iuw ciiuukii io saiiMv we ainer. "A Single Fact Is worth n shipload of nrriituetit" What sluill ho said, I hen, of llinux.imK of fuel? Every cure by Mood's Knr siiptirllln It a fact, presmllng the stroiiicH inbuilt! evidence of the inur It of this medicine. TIioiimiukIs and theusand: of such fuel- prove Hint Hood's 8.irapnrllla vllleuro nil ui-i-nso ciiOMcd or promoted hy Impure blood. It Ih the best mud Id no money can buy Indigf"tlnn, nauca arc cured hy Hood's Pills. r W. 0. T. U. There will be an Easter program at the iV.O.X U. hall Sunday, April 15tb, at 4 o'clock p. in. CMTRAt. C0NUI1KOATI0XAU Corner lUth nod Ferry streets, T. U. lleudersoii, pastor. Preaching nt 11 a. tn tomorrow.. Subject: "lloli Risen." Tho 7:30 Hour will' boulu-n up to the children's Kaster service. first cituiicu or cnniar, bcikktist. LiMSon serjuon and dhildren's,' classes at 10:45?. m. Subject? "Probation af ter IX'ath." Wednesday evening meet Ingat7:20. Christian Science hall on the corner of Court and Liberty streets. CliniBTIA.f SCIB.NCE. Salem church of ChrUtlati Scientist, No. JAM Liberty street, bervlcu at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30i) in. Subject oi morn lug and evening, lesson sermon : ''Proba tion AftcP'L'oaih'.'' Sunday school at iu:su a. m. conceuiiy evening meet i.igut 7:30p. in. r. it. c. a. Mr. Stuart It. I lamia, traveling secre tary for tho Northnest College, Young .Men's iLhristian Arsoeiall jus, will siteuk at the Y. M. 0. A. at 4 l m. Stiu- Jcei, '"Tho Worldwide Students .Move ment Clirintward." 'ihls meeting is open for ladies and everybody is invittd. Come early to obtain a scat. U.MTKIl IIKKTIIIIK.V HltltVICLS. Yuw l'ark church 0. Jl. Merrymaii, Pastor. Fourth Quarterly Conference Services conducted by Presiding Klder , j. fL, Ilev. L F.Clark, Preaching this (Sat- nothing else 0008, unlay) evening, uuslnurs session Despondency to women Is a mental oondltlon directly traceable io some distinctly female III Well women don't have the blues, but compara ilvnlv few neonle under stand that the right medi cine will drlvo tltem away. "rvs OPBRA HOUSE Monday Aoril A LydU E. PlnXham's VtjtUhle Compound 3ALI2M VIOLINIST Young Men's Suits ggl? J conceivable style of fashionable fabrics; cut as stylishly as represented on the fashion plates. I Boys' Vestee Suits '"My pty to look ti' fully as they look. ", ?C re X a, X X We arefa safe store, for we say-money back if you want it. 6. Hf. Johnson & 60.. The Peoples Clolhicrs and Furnishers. T a coupon wn 11 uhtoTMuuiA Till! DAILY MV HUfKIt 11HOTMICHH TaATinwA'YTAl'inTii iwoT Uly, Ono Year 93 00, lu Advanoo Daily, Tout Monttis $1 00 U Advance Weekly, Onslfonr ai.OO, In it.lvnn Cf- V" JOURNAL "K-HAY8." Bam I.. liaydeii says be Is out n( jki! itica entirely mid Is not n catidldatn for anything. Ho lias inado n llratrlaen dis trict attornoy. Albany Domocrat. t t I A Harlow country corresiximlont gets off this one which Is not so Lad: If. Mark llannah doesn't gut out to Portland soon with his barrel It will lie too late for tho Oregonluu to Hop In time to do any good. 11 1 lloseburg Ituvlowt Tliu Union oil) clali are saving tho peoplo of Douglas county f20',000 a year In Inxen. (This is Indeed praclleul reform and tho vol&rs are wiso enough to ico to it that wo lmvo two year inoro of the lame kind of odmlulstrutlonot affairs. I t V W. KMur, tho Cltlion' iioiiiIiuhi forSInrlou routity Judge, has nimlo a record ns n good Ilnsnqlur In his nun luielness and as n city olllelal. Tlio oily of fitaylon bus n nirplim In the tieaaury and tho llltilo says hu who is liillhliil In llttlo things shall utaud brfore kings. t t t Quo of the proudest men in town la ex-Benilor Hill Hohron, formerly nt Stayton. Ho ran u wry opuUr couic try store up there fur years. Now hu drrrscs up and rum a storn In the oily. What ho Is proud of is that nil Ids old customer when thoy como to Salem djoplnsnd enjoy thcmsulvs Just tho saino as they tiki In tlio old store up ut Htayton. fund, and deeply regrets ho has not a thin) optlo to watch the little tho Pop ulists will donate. When his gar.u mo mentarily wander, both own glisten at Ihu sight of Corbolt's pile. Tun Joun NAL, ho it understood, is n uawspiiper for tliu dear people." t t t Peoples Press, Albany: Judge llartou did tho liaudsomu IhhiK lu tliu convon tlon last week which should, !mid wo Ixi liovo will be, npprrclnteil by the whole party, doing into the convention ns bo did with an undoubted majority of tho tiiiieguies mvoranlojo his rennmluntlon forjudge, In thu interest of harmony he gracefully withdrew his name, and m u friendly and spirited speech seconded tho nomination of Mr. Palmer. Ho not only did this, hut allur the convention was over he guilefully incepted the chairmanship of tlio county central roiuinitteu. and lintnedlaloly pulled oil his coat and went so work for Iho ticket. AllOriHVV J. A. Jeffrnv mill .1 I' K..I, e'lsoii, ol baluiii. ucro phvMiut ealleis at litis ollleo Weilnerdav They were on Ihelr way Io Portland' to intend the ropiiust Mate convenllon.-Oregon City Kxuhaiigu. Jeffrey and ltohertnou ought to be ox- liosod. Not bnvliig ia(s, they are com. pelled u bo mlddlu-of Iho-road econ omist. They take steerage iiuhmko on a IhmI Io Oregon Olty, rldo to Nutt Port- land on a trolley ear, and walk Into town on a free bridge. It Is IkiIIovwI that thoy spind their own money and would iwnoinliu on the material used to pavj thu streets of tho new Join- salom. To Ciiro n Uold In Ono Day , IMHIM IJUlHlU 'IVWU. , lint UHtasy mi rail lu man ntui h iwt h lii. to. M l,tillr I Iswl iinl K. W.(TrMv..li ULncn pott judqu. Whsl -The t t I 4? . IJiiii county iK'iniH'rata and I'oimllnU waul anotlmr trial with a I'upulUl ooun ly Judge, but wo iibtlcij t)iat tliov did Tiot renouiliisto Judge, lUrluii. WomI burn IndeH)ndeit. Sllsrtou was unanimously oflsrod a re itomlnatlon, but dwllnwl. Sutli an aet Uj, Ww-yond the omprshoHlou ol torn ": i t t Woodburn lndrMndMiti "hdltur Hoferuf the Salmi Jodunai. has onu eye on ltopuMU-uu caialklatea' Hirwi. a Neighbor Utyt t Hun Tax HwtueiliHi Progrsin. I.'lijtili Wldlo, nf tttayion, waa In tlio elty tins wek and ay W. W, llldar, ol Stuyton, will run well as nmiity Judg Hu says Im look holtl of tlM cltv cumuli w hen the city fliuiiMro w we in bad haw ami has put that tuwii's affairs in tin Older, with a goud surplus lu tho treas ury. .Mr. Klder Is a good busine man, a man of good JutlgmtHii and a mI hwirted man. Mr. Weddlo sy be has ul aeplm Ihu iioniluattofi, ami du not like Himo of too llmltatkins 4moI mi IiIm by the ouutuilitHi. Il Uir. Ut umlar the 1 10.000 limit mwie hmmImU iwprovHiueuls eniiiurtjv madn. iiutl Ihu Iwpl.i wal Idame lum tut wIhni -...--- . .-.,... ...... n ar another eye on the DemocrniU' amp4ii;n Mr l-.ld. r lollv iitulorstaid the pmi fTmMmmrn-ivmiiam luM'rn r t ..p, "Housework is had 'warkwitliout GoldBust" 'aim'inammmammmmmmmmmmKmammxsBsac& Miss Nellie Drown Will Devote Her Life to Ihe Salvation Army, Of the young ladles of Sulcm thoro Is no one more widely known or inoro highly esteemed than Miss Nellie Ilrown, daughter of Salmon Ilrown and grand daughter of John Ilrown the hero of llari-crs Ferry. As n violinist Miss Ilrown has great latent and for her age has achieved great success. As a young lady, she Is clever and attractive, a good conver sationalist and while not a college gradunto, iifcs excellent laugungo. Miss Ilrown was converted nt tliu Sal vation Army a few weeks ago and tins since Joined the ranks and will go nt once into the active work. Sim will go to Portland about tlio first of June and outer the barracks there and train for four mouths. S!io will then hi given a coiumlston as an olllcer. ileforo being admitted to tho ranks of the Army n rigid medical examination Is received the same as Is passed by soldiurs who join thou. H. Army. Miss Hrowu'n life long ambition has been to go to Kuropo and perfect herself witli tho violin, and since Joining the Army slm has bad an opperluulty to go to Now York and study, but this is all given up for thu army work. Hy no means, however, will she lay aside her dearly loved violin, hut will usu it continually for the glory of (iud and tlio uplifting of humanity. Tliiiru In no estimating tho good that will come of talent such as Mlrs llrowu poM'SHes, when conrccratud to Uod who gave it. As a concert artist she would lmvo been listened to with pleasure byK)oplo who were able Io pay, but who wore already suifelted with good surroundings and tho luxuries of life. In tho Salvation Army sho will bo list ened to by thousands who would bo tin able to purchase a ticket to a concert and whoso lives are duvold of comfort. Many a ioor soul from tho highways and by ways will Imi lifted huavenward by tho sweet strains of her violin. What greater and nobler work could a beau tiful and talenlod young women iinvr take? Miss ilrown was horn lu Califor nia, whore she has reskled until fifteen years of age, then oame with her par enU to Salem. She hits devoted the pust the years to the study of the violin ami recently has been teaching with good ivot, having about seventeen pupils. Sho has a w idu oirrle nt friend in Ss- lem by whom she will he greatly missed ' but all of whom wl-h her unbounded ' wvihhi in ner iieiuoi iiitxir. During the oaiivni of the city for; funds fur (he India (amine, MU llrowu wlleeled over IW tor which she re- i eoivoda prise, a laign pksturo containing ' thttporlalta of over 700 ollleers o' tlio I MulviitUm .Army. The group was over' thiwe yeare lu Mim eomdeled und eon-1 talmi pktures id their ullHMrs id many! differtHit iMttoimllthw. While Mr. and Mrs. 6Iiiiihi ilrown I willgrimtly ml the iLiughtor from their i hom, thy are willing (or her to tin-' dertakn thUnranU work. j Halwn's bM Is decldwdly u grvxit gain Io the Armv, ami as Iholr otlhiirs re-1 iiwin lu one place wtily (nun six mouths ' to a )ear MIm Hmjwh will have aehuiuM to travel eiteuivl) ami if nt any tunu lMlm-MnMdsMlU4l M lib her .,,L- ' she will not bit e.HnoU.1 u ji,ii,... at tlio clou", Ijvo Fi-ut 10 00 a. in., Pleaching at 10:30 a. in., Communion following evening rervlct at 7:30 p. in, C. II. .Morryiuaii. XKTIIOntST KI'ISCOI'.W.. John Parsons, pastor. Services to morrow at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 n. m. Subject of morning sermon : "The New Life of the World." In tho evening thoro will bo an Kaster concert by the Sunday school and choir. Sunday school at 12 in. and Kpworth League at 0:15 p. in. niisT co.vaRiaiATio.vAt.. Kaster services with reception of new members nt 10:30 a. m. Subject of ser mon. "The hiving Christ." Kveuhig rormon at 7:30 subject. Tho Passion for Whiteness" Sunday sohool at lil m. Y. P. S. 0. K.nt (1:30 p. in. Mrs. Kantner. leader At the morning service there will nlso be an Kaster story for children, bpeciai Kaster music. . UNITED KVANUKMCU.. ilev. II. I. Pratt pastor, Thu service will be held nt tlio usual hours tomor row. At 10:30 a. in. an Kastur service will Imi held at which the nastor will deliver an address annrnnriato to thu occasion. Sunday school at 11' o'clock Christian Kndeavrr meets at 0:30 p. m. Al7;30n. in. will occur thu last service of the Con ereuce year. CIIKMIKKTA MTRKKT HVANOKMCA!,. Sunday school at 10 a. in. Preaching at 11 a. m. hy thu pastor, Ituv. A. K. I morning discourse; Junior Y. P. A. at .1 p m. Senior I . I'. A. at 7 p. in. Sub Jcotj "The llread of Life." Preaching at 7:15 by the P. K. ltev. N. Shupp. Subject of discourse; "The Power of United KfTort hi Christian Work." Com. iiiuiiIoii Service follows the sermon. KIRST ClllllSTtAX. J J. Kvans, pastor. Morning service nt 10:30. Subject of sermon, "Thu Pow or of Ills Insurrection." For tlio even inir inentinitnt 7:30 the Junior Knihnv- ororshavo arranged an Interesting pro- arelntere giaui They are supporting u little girl iutf. lu India and will take nil offering (or, ovorcomos tho bluos, be cause It Is tho safeguard of woman's hoaltlu It regulates tho entire fomalo organism as wnen tho dragging sonsatlon and tho backache go, Iho bluos will go also. Road iho loitors from woman appearing In this papor- womon who havo tried It and know, Thoro aro a million such women. y Evening i THE MT. ANGEL CADETS WITH A FINE DRAMA "The Tritimpb of Jtefic?" SPLENDID ORCHESTRA AND BAND! ACROBATIC WORK AND CHARACTER SKETCHES! Brewster & White 01 court ut. I'HONB 1781. TICKETS, 25 AND 50 CTS. Myers. Subject of morning "llie riiHsover." IIAITIST council. Ilonnlil McKlllon. pastor. "Thnu Art Christ, the Son ol tho Illesscd (io.1." nt 10:30 a. in. "The Itesurrcrtlon, What Is It, How Its Messing May i'o Ob tained," at 7 :30 p. tn. Sunday school at I 'J m. Juniors at 3 p. in Young pen pie's meotintr, led by Little Cliesnev, at (1:30 p. in. llaptism, tho New Testa ment oblect lesson of tho ltcturrectiiiu. will bo administered nt the clon of the evening i-ervlrc. Sneclnl Kaster music will bo furnished by the choir. unitv cuimcii. Services at 10:30 n. in. nnd G:30 n. in. The Sunday school will meet witll (lie cnurcii in tlio morning. Unitv tin lid meets at 0:15 p. in. 'Mils lielmt the Seventh Anniversary of .Mr. Copeland's settlement in Salem, thu morning ser vice will ho appropriate to the occasion. In tho cvouing subject of the lecture "Tlio argument in favor ol a future life brought up to date." California friends have Iwiintifully remembered tho Fnlty church, und Oregon (lowers will lie mingled with there grown in California Mbs Copolaiul will siin: In thu evening voices oi inu vvooas, uy Kutiinntclu CASTOniA, Burs tl . 1 ho Kind Yw Han Unm BosjH "3"65a& AND RIDE A 1900 (Set in line gSC Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, Flour, Salt, Land Pto. Oat lmy, good fond. $7 her ton. 'llmpU'yhtty.itood.jn.feoporton A comploto Seed Store n connit. llollablo Seeds at low prices, j r.06.1'0". Frco delivery; prompt seryfee' ' ' ! The Feed Men lie Doty Marke REMOVED 10 140 STATE 8T. Deals In Fresh Fish, Poultry, QB, Bolttlan Hares and Fruit. ' "'' Illghost cash price paid for poultry sn.i eggH. ' u J. A. HY10K I'llflPlllEM fl SOUI.E UROS. PIANO Ib'KLUS AMI REPAIRERS PORTLAND QRM ForBlin ud vlrlntty Irsv oiln, , .. Will. MilrHln r me, Chicago, Itork Island Tacific Ry Bicycle $40 If you are going to ride a bicycle, why not buy the best and most u,aa.aI,.A ill AaI 4 I A t St I SI J I - puuuiiti wueci in inc wunui A HIGH PRICED BICYCLE IS NOT ALWAYS A HIGH GRADE ONE. The safest way is to insist upon name, quality, price; and at the popular list price ' ' ' Are stronger, speedier and handsomer than ever 'I HEN FOR THOSE WHO WANT A GOOD WHEEL FOR LESS MONEY WE HAVE THE Aade and guaranteed by the Rambler peo ple at 20, $25 and $30. Don't forget all our cycles are fitted with the Great G. & J. tire. Call in and inspect our wheels it may save you'S A full line of bicvele sundries. Q3ATT SHIPP 258 Commercial St. A FEW SNAPS IN SECOND HAND WHEELS. NEW RAMBLERS SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMENTS. I'. S. Knmblcr bicycles run vny. Is you don't believe it ask Charley filanton or Watt Milpp. m Hoeal I'or Sate. U llAVeitpf- ilit In I'f'.iif, mil mil lum. bur laniiiesH at Salem Oregon. If you 'ted call at our olllee. GooiMiu I.UMiint Co. tliatwork. Tholr regular meetlinr is at lliii.,ir.i ..i i ..i.i i 2!: ''.. '". ,,,l.l.!i, 6cll0! u.t.12 '.'!; Y; '' M'l'Hes aro now piUM up In Uaker Cit a. hi. u..Hi . in., ieu ny juss w. , Silliipu-r for tlui Vlirinu. mines of S. 0. tine. thecauip. 1 F WI1 T'l "'Wi Lives are saved by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills lf n ft Uh.,1.. MIA ..!.! ... tjiwreues, Kntunn, lelli how lis mi ourl by Dr. Wllllami' l'lak fills far I'ata People. IU ,jn "I ain now loit'iity j'nii ol UF. About tlire years ngo I oipcrlcmnln ouMncM ur numbnm In Hi (ret, then crcvplnx ui my log until It reached ray body. 1 trow ery tliln tulle!), my nppetlle vras very jxior unit 1 illd nut relluli my fowL At lait 1 bucumoso Uid I wo mmliloto inovo about. 1 consulted aovcrul dUtliiRtilalied ttiytlctuR(,ou telllnc in that I hud locomotor ntuilu,nuotlivr tlmt I Iwd oreoplnir (Kimtysli. I took tlielr med loliirsbattliey did mo no good and 1 continued io Krovr worto. "One Jy nrurly ftji'HriiKo.ufrlfiid i.dtied me to try Dr. William.' 1'lnk IMIU rur 1'uU lMne. I ImmvdUtcly comiurnciU llKlr iim. tlirenlns: all other uiedlilneii uiy. Iteroru t had niititied my first box I found luul thuywoio beneniliur me. I umiI twelolKien nllnnduui rlwlly rured, Although It hovvrslx month slnre lul my hut pill there linn Uvn no ruurrvuei of iho dlrue. Uynpixllio li uo good aud my iienerul liealth U batter thuii It hun Imii for many ) eon." Pink ills or ale eople CIVC any ivej I TV save a 1. ft whtn v.cJical science faCs is a mirace To restore goad health when ho has been alum doited it a mi tacit. To cvmjuer disease long supposed incuruHe is a miracle. All this, and more, is attompHshed fry Dr. Williams' Pin.k PUltfor Pale ole. IJ evt ryfrody undrsthi the f:tnt pou er oj this uvndertil rwitdy, much needless suf fering uonld be prevented, many fives u-outd be saved. Dr WUUmi link tll Ut l'l IVpJ.r ukt tl lT .M..J VI u ., nu drumrlBt l iKliUNUiiy N 'Uiu4 MtUkla Successor to Geo. L. Neal. Under now tnanimRomcnt. The Saloon, formerly occupied byG. I,. Neal A Co., has lieen re-oiietii'd bv K. It. ColL.au. Kinn linn nf wln.. Ilnnnr uml ((. S.'.. JM Pn ... .!.. I ... . C.l III ,.mn. ' ' "?" ' ..... ..v itiiiiiiiuruiiu eireei. Piiii'in. I'l one .'i. a ' HUMWMMMMMWMIM.H.MNMHMHina THE na Tlie favorito lino to all points ssst Broad, estlbuled nnd up-to-date trains between Puobloand Denver, nnd Onmba Chicago nnd Kansas City, making direct' connection-Ill Chicago with all morning trains enri. cirsfciasa iiiiimnn keepers Library Buffet cars, between Denver and Chicago; tho most perfect dining csr service in the world "A La Carte-" through llrAt-clnss l'ullman Sleeper evcrr day lietwccn Salt Lake City ami Chlcnui. via tho scenic Una; personally conducted! excursion in ordlnnry Pullman slccpinr cars onco a week from Portland and b'ani Frnnclsco to Omaha, Chicago, Buffalou Chicago and Now York via tho Great Salt Lake Route, without change, to. Chicago. No annoying tranefor in Chi. cago. Thcso cars aro provided wiitu, ill weekly periodicals for freo use. ot mi. natrons. For further information,, maps, folders, etc., call on your newest ticket agent, or wrlto to A. K. COWER. Gen'l Agent. JUfls. Dept. Portland, Ore. II 22 tl RACYCLB The only perfect Bicycle crank hanger. 27 per cent, lees pressure on its self-oiling crank bearings tlian on any other style of bicycle. Direct pull on shaft, no leverage. Sprocket runs between tho bearings. : : : : ; SKKINO IN IIL'I.IRVINO CALL AND IIU CONVINC'RU 3. A. ROBERTS. 105 RTATK BTIIKKT. 1'IIONK 2870. Corvallisi Eastcro Railroad TIME CARD. 2 For Ynqulau: Truln leaves Albany ,,..,S:45b ta Train Icuvca Corvallla.,.. 1:55 p. u Ttitln arrives Yuqulna . 7:25 p. w 1 Returning: i.ujivcs iiiiiuiiiit u'uut m Leaves CorvuUls 11 :30 , a Arrives Albany I2:15p.w. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:00. m Arrives Detroit 11:30a. m 4 Returnlng: Lcuvch Dcttolt 12:20 n m, Airlvcs Albany 6:45 p.m. One nod two connect at AlOany and Uorvallla v-lth Southern Pacific tialru giving direct hcrvlee f) nnd from New port and adjacent bcachcx. TialiiHfnr tlio mountains arrive at LVtrultal uoon, gl.ng ample time tn much enmplug uruunds on the Hreitenuusii anil Satitlam river the satiio day. L WAI.DKN, T F. 4 I. A. TU11NKK Axest. KDW1N ftTOSR. Mastii: Albkny, Ore. 7500 Rolls of 1900 Mall paper! HAS JUS I BKEN RECEIVED. COME AND SEE SEE IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVR PI FASCix l4llMntt:iAc -....,. ., ' '"."MununuujurUlllcIO K W. HOLLIS & 1st Door North of Post Office CO. SOUTH Southern t VIA EAS1 Pacific Ca JHE SHdSTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portbhd ond wj stations at 0:44 a. m. auj :H p. m. , J.t VuriUuu .MiaAll 7.) Mi UT flcia ...- M.O0 AM 9 S3 e W Ar AhUml "" A M 11:30 A M Ar Ssu fitiw!ucow Arc A plen. r(rie! r nenvur. ArKanw. ttrr.. , HBATINGI S I'hjAM. HOT AIH HOT WATEK. t. s BmruW..WS.wk "' . nunc auiA it UlttJ. I TO CLEAN NURSERY D01TLES ATim U bwk bti N J, ,ui tS4rtiiUI ria wtttr.Ut ulik ti vwt ccauialaj luitMtUil Gold Dust Wtlniag Powder ta.lil(ui4, tli(rr MiWik, rsHtruK U J M u rotls tttU U r XIMurMltMrMiirtlauv M BhM Is wurt ki tHMiwa Utt u,( u, fiM iktn, si U nmnt ill ttwki tt SMu tUth M Ikl lUll l Ikl U)IU. tl. kU. 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Boo P M Ar Kuri Worth ... .S0 A U Ar Cllj nl Mexico .9M A U Ar IIiiuiUli .. 4.00 A U Ar Nw Orlem. a r U Ar Wuhlus on A M Ar WO" Yorr ..H;il V M milinau 133AM S.UAM ll.UA II, II A .V , MA.V :SSA M "J.DU A U. imr hi .HO A Ml i-0 A 2i m (: A 12 s r u Ttk ami Trill rinlH rnni an trains. Chair MrnKrrmnln Io Oirdsn and El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. lMg, Now Orleans-and Washington. ConnoctitiR at 8an Fraudteco with sev eral StOHmiillln llrisa fnr Ilnnnllllll. Japa'ri, China, Philippines, Central and "imi vnionca. )Wr. W. W. Skinner agout at rialeiN Station, or sxhlreaH O. II. MARKHAM, G. 1 A., Portland, Oregou. BIPiBT roa Kut Mull (p.m. Bpo- klnei Mm. Flrer tiSpm OLD POSTOrVJOK OlllH'KH WHY USt V W?Isba(b MaQlle?r lUntlary i rotinly. Friday, frutu Mtiltnotiwh "'r,miM!tt. .HHfeV tu ,t KO. ArnSiXSSXStJriJL V " JMfl-tt ....I 7'T. J-" h- i" MMlrM! TtUV OlVkSv UIMill Ullllr AM) AUK LOMl UVKII. 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" y pulnu Tuesday, Taurediy am 8at dy, O0p m, I Cmm Ha) Ffcur, Mill Feed. Buildlr-Mfl,ena, QO YOU US8 WBLSBACll aURNERS? " sh.LBM U3A8i LIGHT CO-71 ChsmkU8t-Tvlphon.ioar (UU Mllai aa ,- . f will tntira tai smi ikai .i.. . .i i i:i; - XK.jjtrjiv? ? "- -.. vswmv swh r Lime. Omcnt. Plaster etc' Grain. Hay audSiraw Xff . r .....' Ife 5MLi2ilM It.HlBMw.a.u .. ... . 8 5 " '"' pr. "'w r- - hi on n t stored alcs.elc. uds ii m Win h-U WILLAUETTK RIVER DIVlbtOS. Pally boau to Portland a abora. Tranile" J V',' "?'"" ' Oresuu Uty If Iho ' dled there. Ttrkew to all polM Unii ahiutuo. falironila' or lUa Kal. PM Checked thr...fc .... u.l.n. Im. Chuli'Ct rail or rltr tout lu -Portland. CuoutttJos made at IVitland olth all ralLocn and ilttr tin. m Agt: IMrtlfnp'' Aiat, Tra4 Ssrect dock-, O'H. POWH , DW