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Newspaper Page Text" i., iff, ' rf fr-eD 1 1)1 Commencing June 25 we will for U 1Q days receive 80 cents as an equivalent for $100 on all pur chates of u vt -c vc Boy's and Children's Stiifs t There Is m reserve "-every Cor and Child's jfc hi Mm bswe Is Included la thl reduction or . 20 ter tea. This It a foldtn opportunity to savs retya- doa't let It alls. 6JJonnofi&6o., Tlc Peoples 0 othicrs and ANNUAL SHOE SALE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT One year ago we inaugurated our annualshoc sale. Our customers will remember the wonderful success i of our monster shoe sale. the greatest shoe sale ever heard of. 10 per cent dis count on all shoes. All goods marked in plain figures. Lacy's THE DAILY JOURNAL by HOFEn nnQTHiins. MONDAY, JULY 2, 1000. Dally On Year, 3.00 In Aclvnn oo Dally Feur Month SI. In Advance. Weekly One Year SI.OO In Advnnoo A LITTLE BRECON POLITICAL HISTORY. a KopuDlicau iriouii (or whom wo liavo a good deal o( respect Informed tlio editor of Tiik Jouiinal Saturday that l( It bad boon understood Hint lie would under any circumstances havo voted for Mcllrltlo or Mitchell for Uultod Btates senator It would havo inndo three or (our hundred votes difference, and he might havo boon elected to thu loulatcx turo.. Wo will leave Republicans who are such from princlplu and not hi a mere matter of personal Kraft, to draw their own conclusions. The statement simply amounts to this that there nr.i a largo number of so-called Republicans with whom sending a man to tho leglsla turo It purely a question of personal ltd vantage.what they can wrlug,or stiueexe out of federal patronngo through an United States senator. WhlU making allowances for this olo meat In all parties, tho writer wishes lo say that ho was bom and raised a He publican and hold ofllces In Iowa, but he toon learned that the element repre sented by McBrldu and Mitchell woro becoming tlio predominant forco In tho party and he cut looso from them, lie saw the party of grairl ideas and great statesmen gradually swallowed up by the pismires of Klltlrs. He sw men like J. A. T. Hull, who ns n state olllcUl practiced unblushing iuiotIsm even unto tlio third generation ami Including his own wife and father-lu-law, sunt to congress and thuru made chairman of the military committee and provide place for his own sous in the remnant ai.uii ut uiu arm, ill vm-l)ll Illp writer sat In tho legislature and had a relative of this man Mcllrldo thrust a pcckruoaeiiro full of pearl-bandied hii nlves under Ids noso to take Ills pick, and another rolatl.e bring Mm nu arm ful of codes and lawlm-iks. Under this man Mullrldo as revenue uiHMr,ot the stats abuses multiplied I ami taxes ran up until lu tho closing! Tlio discussion of those matlers is year ol Ms glory twelve hundred thou ! called personal abuse, It is not so In. wtad dollars Uxoa wero taken from the! tended. Personalities Wiethe most people for state purposes, and Juto mills, potent object lessons, rim people have branch asylums aud , normal schools 'a right to know theto things. No one ware pringlng up all over the state To ' tieoil fear hurling tlio feelings ot the clese Lis career, lie sapiortl J. N.'sttlpouf iwlltlulans hero dlsotissiO, IMpli fpr senator Mlth Iho loyalty of n I digr Indian and walked lf with tho acaatorhlp In his pocket. I in the utun inltteoot eouuuurc ho has )hhii able to get millions lor the prtvat harbors o!UinilKx In the state house for months lrt corH)ration8, but nut a dollar for . until hu went ou to Washington. When the Vtttl uatLor at Ysijulna bay that ho was not a public olllcll. he made the ftle stood bqlwecn tho fsrmers of general appropriation bill of Ii5 with BiGfiaWft( A tttkca oil. ThuuMBda 1 wornia liate found irutlheuxot Xloruaa'a faiLHD dunur rura-uau. eeatwnil cf all ptlu aud tlanj.r. aud mwmmKr iim iumj. ..ua -.TUtinc iiuimcui la a Is all woutca at tUtf tlma of lliclr wuai rrltkal aW oajy iU Maritif.'a faiasu Itki wia, of child Uilh LjI iia tu rar tft. ttli( rU rrvrnti "wtjtalnje alckutaa," aad Sisji iiriJirt. ot Ikia wrfSd, uM Uy ajl trvjjl iie txr awat Sor ' lAlrt ty Tuk tiatMiaiU JtaCDtAivs Co., i ii -r - 8G n 3uroishcrs. This month we will have bboe slor? OV Utnto 6t Western Oregon nnd conllscntlon of their whont crops, Under him ns sen ntor coriorntioiis nro taking mlllloiiH of acres of tho choicest timber lauds In tho state In lien ol forest rosorve locations that never cost thorn a cent. If wo had Intimated that wo would vote for such n limit wu might Imvu gone to I'm legislature. Ho may bo ns good as Dolph in those respects, lie may be ns good ns Jllloliell, orHcotl, or nny other Republican who may bo elected, but if wu live to bo us old us Mothnsa loh, nnd our brain shrunk until the skin of n wild goosolwrry would require n puckering string to make us n nightcap, wu will never vote for Mr. Mollridu or ony of his Ilk, Ho stole thu nlllro before J by foiciug tho members of thu leglsla turo to vole for him or go home without electing a senator,n political erJmu cup.i bio of being committed only by n politi cal smart aleck, uud for perpetrating which ho can look no honest man in tho face. Wo repent that Mr. MollrMti be longs to n school of xlltlcs which ought to be extinct, but uufortumUuly tho slate Is full of his breed, for hoMias been educating them in this kind of smart- hobs and iiaal-corrupt!ou for two gener atloni. l'luhead politicians and crumbplckers may admire these traits, hut thu days of thu Mcllrldu-Mltchell slat-jmnauslilp ought to bo at an end III tho coming eon- tury. Tho Donald Maekay-Corbott fac tion In thu last leglslaturo had their faults, but they were the. coniorvntlvu force In tho seuato that killed tho f'.'OO.OOO sugar beet graft, .1... I.-......1. u l..... r. ...ll lliu uibiil'ii uaj'lllill K"-'i nll hundreds of thousands of dollars of other steals and raids that had Imhhi aid ed and winked at by the group of pen knife nnd ilorkshlp pohtloans. Thoco men are retired and the pulltitleal mis cegenators headed by Mltuholl-McllrUla- Patterson et al are to thu front as re formers. It isthodealh-atiuggluof this element that shaped Oregon (vo'.lules ol high taxation ami bad laws, the looting of our publlu lauds and eeutloilng ot our schoolfunds, the pmstilutloii o( uur pub lic schools nud Institutions of learning to tho looklruit,aud caused tho making of nepotism a patriotic practice uud stand- tsCi a public virtue. They hat o an assurauso catehardened by long (.rsutlce. When Mallrldo was d(eAtel and retired as Sisiretury ol Mate, with sublime effrontery coouptod. aSksV... ri i 5 per cent. wr '"' ! mi ut Jtl wbUh sit wouiru upixosih wtlU luvtciUU rr. Ut uollitKsoiB coinixu wlifAbr lioiruu el child Uilh h thuil4l vl lb ufltrluu ttJ usnttr lu loi or titr, iUt the tti(at utUbti el sl ilaut miiUiivukmof the tinniujj tvMU Oil M ntr Imei n luaow vl Kluwtw llt( csuiwt t Mother's luayita cany woman aaftly kbIIi ihiiu iki Friend NEW LIFE Blrongth begin n at Hid stomach. To put tlio digestive organs In perfect work, ing order, tlicro is iiothiug better tlian Hosteller's Stomach Hitters. It regu Intra tho bowels, promotes secretion of tlio gastric Julccs.iind cures constipation, Indigestion, dyspepsia, and biliousness, ns well as nervousness, insomnia, or gen eral debility. It Is mi absolutely rclia bio remedy, backed by a substantial rcc ord of cures. Our private revenue stamp covers tbu neck of tlio bottle. A Sure Cure Cure fur Dliestlve Troubles II Ub It I ILK 5 STOMACH BITTERS ns much sangfrold as thoujli ho woroa member of tlio leglslaturo himself Ho wns thonnly man who could bo trusted by Patterson ot ol. to perpotuule nil tho grafts and reward nil tho beno ilclnrlcs of tho biennial loot. lie was given a gold medal for this nnd no doubt wears it with honor and pride. Of pitch is tho Itopublican heavenly king dom. Others would rather Ho in tho outermost corner of n despised nnd for gotten minority hell than wenr the Jew elled emblems of questionable success. Tho men who nre catorlng to Corruption, who nro building up ofllcinlism, who wink at unjust appropriations, who say what is tho constitution among friends, sro tho rcnl enemies of popular govern ment, nnd tho timo will como when they and their memories will bocxtcrned by an Indignant people Success tinged with tho elements of jiersonal gain may bo worshipped by tlio crowd but in tho end It Is demoralizes by Hi bencfltfl. DENOUNCING THE TIMCCRLAND STEALS A Portland paper formerly Republican Is denouncing tho glgnut'c tlmbcrland steals that nre being committed In Ore gon by tho transcontlnotat landgrant railroads. About four million acres of railroad lands wore Included In tho forest roserves created by congress and pro clalmatlonsof Presidents Cleveland and MoKlnloy, Ilynnactof congress these could 1o rulinqulshodand tho sumo mini her of acres taken In liou thereof from tho public lands nnd otlior lands in otlior slntcs. Ho for tho rock piles surrondorod by tho Northern Pacific on tho Inacces sible slopes of Mt. ltalnler, and thu blackened nnd burnt sections of tho bad lands ot tho Uluck Hills reservation relin quished by otlior companies, thesu now prlvnto corporations owned by lniiltl millionaires nro taking tho choicest tlm iw r lands lu Orogon. Oh, thou Just God, Wilt thou over look down in moicy nnd compassion on this poor commonwealth of ours that must not only suffer tho pickings and stealings of tho native barbaric hordes of trained public thluvcs hut must be made tho grab bag ot nil tho Insatiate coriornto groed of other states. Havo mercy on tho souls of our senntora uud congreremon who sleep nt their posts for they know not what they do. l'ortu- nato thuv wero not tho soldieis on guard at thociuclflxlou of our Havtour or his body hud ne'er seen thu tumb, hut hud U'en carted away and sold to tho body- snatchers of eomo medical college, and they hud parted tho proceeds for n cam paign fund, No outrage In recent years Imi cut so deeply across tho the grain of tho com mon people iih this tlmberland steal. It Is a complete Inversion of the traditional K)lloy of our government that tho pub lie lands woro for tho people who wanted to mako homos. It goes now to enrich mlllionnries and multl millionarlss and all we do is seal tho delivery. WHAT HICIIT HAS M'KINLCY TO INVOLVE US IN A WAR WITH CHINA? Ilefnro tho week Is over an American Oenurnl In command ot an army of IH1D0 uiKii will Ik on tho way lo take part In a war with China. Hy what right Is this war begun? Hy what authority. IsMcKhiloy to assist lu tho cutting up ol tho Ghlnoco empire, in tha carving up of tho Mongolian millions, lu tho dismemberment of Asia, in tho slaugh ter of tho pigtails? lu tho merry cot illiou of destroying wo nro to choose piirtnois wllli Ihiglaud, Uiinsln, Ger many and France, and go Into tho mad rain for territory and ttovroignty over u civilisation -1000 years old and a sys tem of morals nnd religion antedating Moses, Socrates ami I'lirUt. MoKln loy Is too fast and has little authority. All Is dona without walling for congress to declare war with China. Tho theory of the past, that the reprosontntlves of tho people lu congress assembled can ivloue declare w or, Is an aWluto and ex ploded myth of tho constitution. Me Klnloy can imolvo us In war with China, that Is practically unending, that may cost us a hundred million dollars lu money, vnluublo lives by tlio thot c and. and countleas commercial losses and the 111 will of 100,000,000 people. What a noble position would ours havo been had wu heeded tho request of the six Chinese .xlcaruyr, to not send troops lo China, to refrain from Joining In tho International movement on Po kin, until the Chlueso government had at least made an investigation into tho conditions nt their Capital. In tho mnd rush ot warships from nil quarters ot tho world, descending like butaards upon tho ast Mongol tmrtw1, In the erase to ur troops into BEST IN C. W( PPIfR u Salem Dally Capital Journal, Best niMLlutn Daily in America, Cewtiw: Cities of ... Chinese roll and shy wml-barbarlc mobs Willi tho moat A) proved modern weapons of murder, wo must not bo left out. We must bo represented In overy concolvablo war, Jutt or unjust, or we are not In it. "What Is the constitution among irlends?" says John Bull. We want territory says Russia, England, Franco and Germany. "I must run with tho hounds or lose my sbaro of the spoils," says McKlnloy. How brave, how wise, how patriotic, how humano.how AMEKICAN,how llko another Washington had it been, if our President had said; "Wo havo always been nt peaco with China. We are her nearest neighbor In the Philippines We covot nono of her territory. For Injury to church nnd mission prop erty wo shall demand full compensation For tho killing of missionaries or Ameri cancltlenswo shall demand full repara- tion, Wo havo not gone to war with Turkey for theso causes. We shall not go to war with our frionds.tho Chinese." Would wo not then hnvo been In a po sition of Imperial ndvantagor Buch a policy would havo gained us more com' mcrco, would havo opened more ports to our shipping, would havo better pro tectcd tho lives of Americana and their property in China, would havo bettor promoted tlio causo of Christian mission nnd education, than all tho armies and navies wo can eond to tho moonmad eel cstlal Kmplro. How many American families nro propared to offer up their blood and treasure in support of a wnr of aggression nnd international mon archical spoliation in tho Chlncso em pire? Hold up your hands, oh yo patriotic and Christian pcoplo who bellevo in opening tho doors of China to American commerco by forco, who bellovd in blood shed instsad of Intolligenco and diplo macy, In brulo force Instead of Christian toleration and international comity. How many Americans bellevo in need less, wanton warfare. Just becnuso the great powors nro propared for an Invas ion? Is It not yot tlmo-t-) stop tho insane process of involving us In an In ternational war, in an entangling alll a 'i co with monirchleto for the lust of empire? Havo wo so far gone on tho down ward road of Injustlco and inhumanity that wo must npo Great lirltuln Is de stroying republics and dismembering weaker nations? God holp us If wo nre thus debased nnd degraded In our own cstiinntionl , A Re:ord la Dlood, , Tho rccoid of Hood's Harsaparllln is literally written in tho blood of millions of people to whom it has given good heuth. It is all tho time curing diseases of tho stomach, nerves, kidnoya and htool, nnd It Is doing good overy day to thousands who are taking It for poor ap iiotito, tired fooling and general debility. It Is tlio best medlclno money can buy. Hood's Pills nro non-irritating. Prico S5 cents -1 Csmpflre and Picnic. ' Union Veteran's Union and lidiosof thoG. A. K. hold n success ful cnmpflru-nml picnic nt tho beautiful country homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. It. E. Wands two miles east of tho city. Following ofllclals, comrades nnd fam ilies weropreseut: Commander J. U. Fairbanks nnd wife. Lieutenant and Mrs. 1). C. Howard. Major and Mrs It. It. Ryan and sou Chaplain nnd Mrs. It. B. Lucas. Adjutant W. H. Hamilton. Quartermaster and Mrs. R. E. Wands nnd family. Comrades J. J. Newmyer and family. ComradesJ. W. Mangia and family. Comrades F. Hollo nnd wife. Jihi Anderson nnd wife. J. 'II. Miller, wlfo and daughter. AlroMrs. C. Bhorwood, Mrs. Marlon Wider, Misa Clara McDormld, Mrs. I C. Sutton, Comrade A. Hlippy, Comrade 1). W Mathews and wlfo nnd son Ralph. A long tablo was spread and loaded with tho good things generally found on such occasions. When nil wero seated they nroso nnd sang "Praise God From Whom All Blessing Flow." Tho day wits cool and pleasant and all hands on- Joyed themselves finely, nnd Join in wishing brother nnd slstor Wands many happy memories ot tho occasion. On tho tilth Saturday of each month whon they occur, and the first nnd third Sat- the ladles of the U. A, It. and on tho second nnd fourth Baturday the U. V. U. meet lu their hall over Steiner's store, where nil old soldiers ami their wivos, daughters and tons are cordially invited to co i no nnd Jolu us, nnd keep alive the old comradshlp and talk oyor the past ami present. Meeting hold at 2 p. m. Saturday afternoons. At tho close a rising vote of thanks was given tho royal entertainers for their hospitality, M'dklse Men Sued. A Suit was commenced Saturday In tho Salem Justice court by tho Standard Publishing Co., ot Anaconda, Montana, through Its attorney, Carey F. Martin, against tho Quaker Doctors, N. T. Oliver and J. 1.. llerry, for 1u3,:15 alleged to) duo for advertising, Tha case is set tor Saturday ami In tho meantlmo tlio men of Haco havo sought fresh Melds. The Beit PrtKiltHos for MaUrU. Chill, and ftter In bottle alUrove'aTaiUleta Clill Tuulo. It U .Imply lnu and qululot In a ullu form Jo cure uo pay litre tec, A-UXia eod HAPAfcklWi Omms i4 toufet tt4Jfc CWM KIT ! e the. eXfcaJflWijI 1 HI LW rmm I Newspaper Blue Book for 1900, pub lished by the 20th Century Press Clip pintr Bureau, N. Y. Life Bid., Chicago. Less man ien inoMsaewruvmiAuuH. Notice to Bridge contractors The County Court ot Linn Cottnty, State of Oregon, will consider bUta for tho retlraberlDg of the main PJn ,0;. tbo combination bridge over tha call pooia River at Brownsville In saw Sttldblds to bo filed with the County Clerk In Albany not later than JUiy uui All material to bo flrst-closa and to bo approved by a competent inspector i ' m.l. n.,,f Im nrmmnnnied with cash or a certified check In tho sum pf $100 to bo forfeited to the countv by the suc cessful bidder should ho fail to enter into contract with Linn County within three daya after tho award of contract. Bonds in tho sum bidden will bo ex acted of successful bidder. .... Said construction to bo completed by August 15th, 1900. Tlio court rrserves tbo right to reject any or all bids. G ko. D. Barto.v, Judgo of Linn County, Oregon. 0 21-td BIDS INVITED Bids Invited for Wood sad Otner Supplies for the Orecon State Penitentiary. Sealed bids for wood, required at tho penitentiary for the next 12 months, will bo received nt tho ofllco of tho sup orintendont until Baturday, Juno 30, 1000, at 3 o'clock p. m nt which time they will Im opened. 8ealed bids for Dry Goods, Groceries, Flour, Shoes, Leather nnd Findings, Meats, Fish, Plumbing supplies, Drugs, etc., will be received at tho ofllce of the suporlnlondent until Tuesday. July 10, 1000, at 3 o'clock p m., at which timo they will bo opened. Tho right is reserved to reject nny and all bids or any portion of a bid. A deposit of 200 in cash, or certified check, payable to tho superintendent, must accompany each bid for Hour or meat and of 76 each bid for Ash. All other bids must bo accompanied by an amount equal to 10 per cent of tlio amount ot tho bid. On each envelope should be inscribed tho nature of tho bid. Goods of Oregon manufacture or production will receive nrfiferonco. other things bcine enual. Schedules of tho various lines of goods will be furnished upon application to tho superintendent. Vouchors will bo Issued for naymont on tho 1st of tho month following com pletion ol contract, nnd quarterly on continuous contract. Bidders are Invited to be present. J. D. Lkb, Suporintondo nt Ore tlory. Salem, Oregon, June 10, 1900. THE LEADING PAPER Of the Pacific Coast, THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE DAILY ClIROsVlCLB ! .TlHll, roalnrrc a'MlU, $b. m a k, WEEKLY CHRONICLE Greatest Weekly in the Country, $1.50 AM (lutlnilli'f p-t-C') tu any pan of Ut DnlUI Pllr, Caiud and MriU-o. TI1K WKKKI.Y L-llllONICI.i:, the btlchltl ml bi-wt roniilrt W'rrllr Nw.pprr lo l!iu World, prtnU hsulirly 112 Culuion., or fllitrrn rr, uf Nrw, IJlrraUra (lid G-txral larr iBatlon) slw a DJcalSfat Acrleultunl an I Horticultural Ifepjrtmrat. Ttila la u ut Uo jrfilf.l ilrrlisnta la any pipr ou tbU Outit. Ki-rjlbloi wrltlrn If, bind ua ! prrlror). In Ihii Out Mt-, not on Ki.trro nrn'l knowlfdo ot their own localltlit. SAMPLE COPY SENT FREE. The Clirunli-lc UnlldlnK. tiik ClinONICLK rank, with IS. irrttiat BOKipipn. la lb t'oltM Statf. TIIK C1II10MCI.K bu iwuIm lb TtrlSr Coait. It lad all la allllty. ratrrp-tM an4 TIIK (.-IIUUNICUCS Ttlrcnpbte nD.rt an b Utrtt aad n-at rtllabla, lt Ux-tl Ni IW tv.lU.1 mil plcUat, ami It. Kdllotlala fraw IU Idnt at la U rvuatry. TDK C1IUONICI.K baa alwij. Wa. and (. ji olll U'. b.i frt'ad and tbataploo of lao apU, a. atalaat iianUuatltu, clWjttra, mrrvra. llona or -pinJwi o( auy kind. It will b tad waKltat la f aitbla(, neutral la aVxbla;. DO YOU WANT THE CHRONICLE Reversible Map? Snowing the Unl'eJ States, Dominlsa or Canada and Northern Mixloa on unk btnic. Map of the World j ON TIUC OT1IKH NIiiK. aillat 91 uutt . lit Slmu au4 Hcrklf Vhranlrl far ( laar, (-atnajr rcialtion,tua.)iaud ritpar. ADDUKIW M. II. .! YOU.Vil, rraprUlara -. Ckrwlcl. AN VHANUInOVGAL WHY USE YOBEA", nD'LToRr" NO, W. The oWiundDy, or ow " - ..IDKAU?'D Not quite u good qnsJIly but giving same csndle power . the No. iff. and at half the Any o7.&Un5S?HSs put on and burner. P','lf fj DMr no Call and u.and no Ynil imp WELSBACH BURNERS? we will prove W you that you wu get D-SJn inuT rr I Sa MONEY with one of theM burner, than with any other form of aril. it's What You Save That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your owri interests you'll find you save money by trading here. Other' people do. Why not you. . Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Harritt & Lawrence, OLD rOSTOKFlCE OHOCEIIY HBATINGT STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER estimates lurnished, and work done promptly substantially and at honest prices. rruii ana nun uryci T. 8 BURBOUGHS, 102 State OREGON GREATEST STATE FAIR SALEM OREGON Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1900. 10,000 IN PltKMIUMS on products ot tho Farm, Field and Factory Tho greatest industrial exposition ever held on tho Pacific Coast. Open to the World For Premium list address M. I). Wisdom, Portland Ore. Pure Home Rendered Country Lard In Bulk At Epplev's Only 10 cents a pound. BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE Lots of Small Tracts of From 1 to 20 Acres In and Around Salem. come nuo tracts, all sues, near Turner. Others nt Aumsvllle. Stavton. Scio, Lebanon, Albany, Jefferson, In dependence, Dallas, Monmouth, Sheri dan, McMinnville, Dayton, Hubbard, Woodburn, Gervals and Urooks. Wo also handle tho lands for McMaster ti Dlrrcll in Marlou, Polk, Yamhill, Mult nomah ad Washington counties. Also the land known as the Concordia ljtnd A Trust Co. property. These lands nro offered at very low prices, in order to settle up old mortgagee. We havo lands at prices of from 12.50 per acre up. Also houses and lots in Salem, to sell cheap. Also to trade for ranches. If you havo any property to sell, trade pr rent or want to buy or tradq,or want a loan or insurance, call and seo us, at $02 Commercial St.. Salem. Ore.. B0Z0RTH, RYAN & CO, :6 20ml Reform School Sutclles.' Pealed projiosals are hereby invited for furnishing the Oregon Stale Kelorui School with eupnliea for the six months enking on Janusry 1. leot, a list of which will be supplied upon application to the super intendent. Alt bids must be in by I o'clock p. m. July 5, 1000. ,.,, H. R. Bickkks, 0-lOtd Supt. Ortgon Ktdorru Scliool. Tbrouih tbe Yellowstose. Tho new route via the Oregon Short una Railroad and Monida. Mont., ena- blea J.ou. u.maxo a ueJtguitnt tnn throu Igh the Yellowstone National Prt entering via Monida aud coming out ta Cinnabar, making it unnecessary to cover any portion of the route tw ice. For beautiful descriptive booklet, write or .all at Oregon ghort Line Ticket Oflire. 143 Thlnl street, Portland, Oregon. 0 18 6w OAMBTOH.IJL. Betntla eTt) Uai Th His) torati Ea -a- mw .ass. - Aft. AaOiSi W?lsba(b nai?fle7 BKCUUSB THKT OIV A 000" Manx AND ABB LONG UVBD. WB SKLL THREE OrtADSS: r,. .... ut.t thine In mii.tlos. Dursble sna gtrcs ONE ITIce M o. I'rice wuia a optv-ianjr. Phone I5II SALEM LODGES f. J. w. w, Rtm Citnn Kn. , US. Meets every Friday ever.- ball. State Ins. bldg. o. 7.30, In A. O. U. Wi hall, State r X. Houlllrrd, C. room 16, Moore, blk O.i W. A. Moore., clerk, KORB3TKRS Ol A.MICRIOA. Court Sherwood Forest No. 19. Mccu Friday night- In Turner block. John M. Cbae,'C.rt. A U nrnwn Hecy. 11-17.1-7 Cheap Excursion dates to the East On Juno 23, July 12 it 20. and August A, tickets from Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo to Chicago, St. Louis and inter mediato points and return, will lie sold bv the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT ItATE OF One Itegular Fare l'lus 2.00 for ltound Trip Itetum Limit October 31, 1000 SPECIAL TRAINS One night out to Chicago. Tickets Jto good ou regular trains. ONLY DIRECT LINE TR0M COLORADO SPRINGS AND MAMT0U Tako advuntauo of llieto chean rates and Bpend your vacation in your old homes. Sleeping Car reservations may bo made now for any of tlio excursions. Write for full information. A. K Cooi-Kit. G. A. P. I)., Portland Or. B. W. Thompson, A. G. P. A., Topeka, Kan. John Skiiabtun. G. P. A., Chicago. Canadian Pacific AN IDEAL HOLIDAY TRIP Have you thought of tho Steamor Trip across the"GItKAT LAKES"? It com blues tho attractlvo features and bene fits of an ocean trip without tlio utteud- am unions. Furthermore, it is less oxpensivo than traveling uy rail. The '-Imperial Limited" with first class sleepers irom Vancouver, nnd Tourist Sleepers from Seattle ecry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, con nects with onoof tho MAGNIFICENT aii-.AJiKi.sof the O. P. Hy. at Fort t iiuam. If you are going East wo would bo giau to give you some facts and iuforma tion regarding this t ip. & J. COYLE, H, H, ABBOTT, A. G. P. A., HO Third St. ancouver, B. O. Portland, 0P Jge ! A WA 1 Xt 3 mm. iB -a JSBBBBaSaHL "VaZ H. HECKMAN :QAM I PXMBT TIMa SCBXDULk, roa rrora ronuinu Chicago rss? K2'"Smh-- special 9:10 a.m Omaha, KauM Clir i. Loul.,UhlcaOMdKif; Bt .Wlpa SnO- kane Walla Walla, Spokane, Mlnn apoll.,at.Pal.Duldt" if.r wankco Uhlcam and .iiL 8pT Flyer e-COpm Atlan tic Ex, . P. m VIA UUNT1NQTON I . OCKAN BraAMlfilfiu""i 9 y tutiruroau rtnuuiaoo, oau GTery uve uaa. Sn. m. ex. Hun 10 p, m. COLUMBIA IlIVKU To Aatorta aad way Laili Uu, mUMlUTTKBIVKlT" I care r or jorimuu, newrerg and way'ArSa. ealctn ilar nnd Vrldar at 10 nn VSr!.,..."" TneaxUy, Thnradarand BMo.t u'V day at .S0 a. u. ' FOR CORTALLI8 And way poinU Tuesday, Thunday aad lain, day, 4.00 p. m, aaiot WILtAMETTJE IlIVKR DIVI810X. Daily boats to Portland a. abaw T,.n. etreet car . line at Oregou City If tho steamer" ua delayed thero. Ticket, to all polnu In OrtiM Wa.ulugton, California or ihe East. niifSi checked tnrongn from Salem free. ChnffvV rail or rlycr route to Portland. ConneeiTna made at l'ortlaud with all rail, Mean and Sr linn. IV. ir til,,., ...... ",,t lines. ea, 1'ua.Agt, Portland 6r. Agent, TradoBlreet dock, anra SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland and war stations at 0:40 a. m. , 7:54 a. m, and 4:05 p.m. I.T Portland Lt Ealcra . Ar A.hland. 8:uoa m ornr 11.-00 AM 103 P u 12.80 A M net P at . ffl I' M .35 A U Ar Racramento. Ar Ban Frauclaco., 7.3 T M I 14 A II ArOgilen.. . 6:AaM lt it a if Ar Denver S.-oo am i ii i u Ar Kama, City 7:33 AM 724 A U Ar Chicago- 7. A M lio i' H . et p m :S0A M S.&S A M 3 .31 A M . wr 62 A M B(A)I Ar fM Angelca Ar Kl Taw Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico. Ar Houston .. Ar New Orlcani.. Ar Vaohlnirion. Ar New York llluill HP M J0 AM IDA) AM liilil as r m HUM uu r ii .;t3 1' M Pullman and Tourists cars as betu traltiB. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdea and 121 Pnso, and tourist cars to Chieajo, St. Louis, Now Orleans and Washlngtoa. Connectlmr nt Ban Frnndisce with ser- oral stoamship linos for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central asti oomii Atnunca. Seo Mr. W. W. Skinner agent at tlaleai Station, or address O. II. MARKHAM, G. 1. A., Portland, Orrgoa. Quick Time to the East and South-East Via thoIUnlon Pacific R. R, Tr rv-iu-T. .v "' .z.tr- Two Dailv Solid Vestibuled Trains. FROM TORTLAND r SAC RAMENTO toDENVKR.OMA HA, KANSAS CITY and 8T. Loss than 3 days to CHICAGO with out change; only one change to Now York and othor Eastern points. No other lino does it. Palaco and Tourist Sleepers, Dining and Library Cars (harbor shop) aud free reclining chair cars. ...... For rates, Tickets ami full lulorms tion via either route, apjily to W. W. Bkinhkr. Agent 8. P. Co. Salem Ore. Or J. II. LoTitnor, Gen'l Agent. No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. "- riui -" Oregon Short Lino Railroad Tho Direct Routo Ut Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastorn Points Gives choice of two favorite routes, via, the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line, or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Lines. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicago Special, "the finest in the West." Equipped With Elogant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist Sleepers Su -erblLibrarvBuiTet Cars Splendid Dinners, Meals a la carto rree Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Complete'v Vestibuled For further information apply ' .R. NAGEL, W. K. OOMf N Trav. Pass. Agt, WI Age" 143 Third tit. ftrtland Or. ymx CARD. Train l.fJUSsvM- "I? m Train k)!ti7- liS5p' " TtalriarrH Vaqulqa . 7a6 pvw Returning"; . Leaves Yauulna. ... ... w.v w Oaves CorvallU. . 1.1 W n Arrives Albany, .... ... 12: P- For Detreit: Leave Albany ... ,- ?'K"- U1 Arrives Detroit ll:S0a. w Returnlnit:; .--- riivoa nt.tnti.. lz-J n. ai Ai rives Albany ..6:45P"n,J Oae-andUwe connect at Alnany ana CorvillU wUhTKouthern PaclHc tialns, giving direct service Hand fresB New port and adjacent beaches. Trains for the mountain arrive a., Detroit, at hoon. Riving ample tie to reach" camping grounds o JJ Ilreltenbusli and Santlatn river te same day. u WALUKN EBWIK BTONE. 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