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Newspaper Page TextJV w . u? .!,( HlH ;V .2 ti I ! v-7a SA-,T r -. i' r '1 Pi '& .- StHtJ w, sar- . & .". U&i f DT . jt itf. V ,' ft $ tor 80 i Cdmmcncing June 25 we will for 10 days receive 80 cents as an equivalent for $1,00 on all pur . . was ULt xhascs of Boy's and Children's Soils ui There Itso'rrterve every Boy and cniii'i , tU U l.ki. Vaii. Ifir1ii4il In ftila rrfllirtlnn nf Ifld 7 A r f YhU l viMif nrnnrf nnlfv tn P- j. . .. ave mosey ... don't Ut It slip. G.! Johnson & 6o., . The Peoples 0 othicrs and ANNUAL SHOE SALE 10 PER GENT DISCOUNT One year ago we inaugurated our annual shoe sale. Our cusfomers will remember the wonderful success of our monster shoe sale. This month we will have the greatest shoe sale ever heard of. 10 per cent dis count on all shoes. All goods marked in plain figures. Lacy's TUB DAILY JOURNiL BY HOFER DnQTHBRS. TUESDAY, JULY , 1000. Dally Ono Yonr, 3. OO In; Advnnoo Dally Pour Month SI. In Advnnoa Weekly Onu Vonr I.OO In Advnnoo SENATOR DEVERIDGE'S SORROW. Senator Albert J, Ilovorldgo, ' "'I' nun, probably will not lit an nctlvu this campaign as bus been hoped. Ho was to Iiavo attended tho Republican Nn tlonnl Convontlon at Philadelphia In tho Interests of hla by no .means Improbablo nomination for tho vleo-prealdoncy, Had lib, been an tho spot, It In not unlikely that bi strong personal magnetism would have drawn dor.cn o( delegates to lilin from other Wcitoin candidates. A indduii summons to thu bedside of bis dying wlf,whoro bo arrived Jmt in tlmo to bold bur in bin arniN an she iassod away, proved fatal to bin brilliant ultaucea. Tho senator In ono of tho moat popular men In tho Republican party, but till merits are known bailor by tho leadcra than tho ranV and lilt. , i ' ADMIRAL KCMprr A HERO. A special to tho Trltmnu from Wash I ng ton, Kiyat Tho latest developments, demonstrating tho ditaitrotii eonse. ltiencot at IVkln of tho attack on tho forti, bavo caused a remarkable rovul lion of ollklat sentiment regarding Admiral Kompff, who abstained from paitlclpatlon In this not of foreign ad mtrnlt, Ofllolal anxiety bad for moro tbnu a wook manifested itself In finding "fault with blui. No ooiieealtnent was mado of tho displeasure taueod by Id .too brio! dtopalobo, with tholr oxaspur attng omission of ntost important words, Hand Ida apparent failure to discriminate butttoon what IVashlngton wnt moit anxious to know and what It looked upouni trivial. t Today moro than mm membor of tho Cnblnot wai cffiulvo tn maklug umeudi for tho utrlctnne of n wool ago, and tha eturvly, ilralghttorward tailor admiral ta ' ' a hero. TliIJKtlStrVlUTW.ha valine Ter ritory. Tha 8U Jainvt Uawtta xpreM tho , ( opinion that Qhlnaia 'tuehing Amurloa ,h the lmiOMlbIllty o(a groat trading ua rt!ou nvotdlug Impertallam," and addat '. f ARltnia olviinum win ivacu liwr tf lt .... .l....-. ...til ..--!. I it U Hot tha doalrt to (rob diitaut landa, but unavoidable dcotliiy that lrtva QMt Britain over forward. Wathlng Km )mm nQ tholea but to protect tho im Awilcn cltUmia, aud having iirvni!tt In China to proUt her i;,i'... 'Ummmm,m tuaii never i aiiio to tir wiom tho dut of tho lj4jW." thli trophwy. It it ld U n tliirf l?l outlinttpf the l ty 1 ttM a4wlvrt!on la dealing with 4 per cent. 'urnlshcrs. iboe stop? 04 Stato St tho alluallon In China that it "will avek no territory In thooventol a partition of tho omplro," Aa outllneil by n high olticlal tho policy drcldud upon la In full aa follow a: li Toglvo Immedlalo rollof to Ameri cana in China whoto Uvea nro now in Jeopardy. 2. To afford prntcvtlon to Americana nnd American Intercuts In Clilim uufll order ia restored nnd their anfoty la na aiircih II. To projinro to protect American trudu riglita if dienu'inhorment of China hecomea Imminent. 4. Tu teek no territory, in the eent of partition' to demand almoin to unar nnteoi of titial coiiiinorolal privileges nnd not to extend tha United States tphera of Inllurncu beyond the l'hlh ippluea. Olllotiilanf tho administration dlsllku to oontemplato nud are disinclined to discuss fieoly tho political asptct ol the Chinese situation, eolar na it relates to any results which may arise from mill tary operations. It Is aaserted that this government will maku no demand for territory, a. though Its commercial Interests in tho far east will reiptlio close watch uon tho progress of ovcnls, nnd should tho owers divide China nud establish a protectorate this government may iu ulru u formal agreement that will In suio protection (o American commerce. This agreement doubtleas, would bo practically Identical with tho present open-door convontlon among tho pow eis. Willi tho restoration of order, it eouferencu of tho pow era doubtless will bo culled. In any event thu United Ktntes government will bo an iullueutial factor In the settlement o( the Chiueso situation. It Is IkiIIoyihI China will look ta tho United Stare us its beat friend, while tbepoweru, desiring to extend their spheruii of lullueuco, naturally will so led tho United HlatiMi as the Wgieal timnlru. 1 he ablet reason for this (eullnc to wards the United 8tate U tho ronlldenec entertained ltoth by China aud by tho KuroKun ioers, that this govern mont hat uo deolro to aeijulro territory In China Iu thoeasoof thu dlsmeniK-r incut and partition of that empire. It is hoped by the administration that the present troubla iu China will nollittd to tho downfall of tho reign ing dynasty, for tho loasou that either the Installation of a now Chinese govern input or a division of tho omplro would bo fraught with groat danger. Ko demand for territory was made when Dewey tIU.l into Manila Uiy, but eve ut to thuptkt themselves that with Spain only to deal with, the governtuout m found tlsolf in a pt titloii where it must wis' and hold territory or retiro from tho contest do fiatM and dlsgrawd in tho eye ol tho nations. Tho danger ol unexpected predleainout it doubly iuervakxl when toldler aro oneo laudeU on Qluuew toll nU Joflit aetlo'n it taken with Hut sU, Great Hiltnln, Uermany, Frsnre, Italy and Japau. TliuaiiIneodrgn appear upou the tctiitaatid JUKlnlejf It In a position where bo mint act. li liiHtiJMJjMMtMmSiawf! I .Haw JOURNAL X-FAY9. That bright papor.thc'LaOrandcChron. Iclo, has added a telegraphic service. , f t t Tho l'roul's seem to have ' mado the most tnarkcl gains of nny party in tiio recent Oregon elcctlona. 4 Koosovclt Is alxiut tho kind of an indo pendent thoboisca llko.but thntla better than no Independent nt all. Halem girls aro In evidence all over tho ftnto, Tho Rosobnrg Ho view says: Miss Koto Cnry, a gradunto Of the Halem University, will Iw horo on July 7th to orgnnlzo n class in vocal music. Miss Cary is highly accomplished as a vocalist, nn'd should bo successful in tho object of her vfslt. A. M. Dewey, a rclatlvoof thoadmlral, who mado n sensation In Spokane soma time ngo by dellvcrerlng a 8eech advo eating socialism, has been in city a couplo of days on business for tho United Mates Department of Labor. Thero is uo doubt but that he was casting nn anchor to windward tu secure the social 1st voto for Counln George, In caeo ho ran for President. Otherwise, Dewey.Is not enough of a socialist to keep him off the plutocratic payrolls. t X 1 Tho Kugcno Guard makes this tolling center hit about opening up China : "Tho Chtncso may not bo ablo to dom Inato tho politics of tho world, but when tho llvo hundred millions of patient, in dustrious Chinese laborers are furnished with motive power nnd labor saving ma chlncry they will bo nblu to domlnato tho labor mnrkot of tho world and fix tho comiiensatlon to bo paid to tho tollers of all lands. China may not bo ablo to stand against tho combined as saultof tho powers politically, but that tho labor ol China when properly utilized by tha grcnt captains of industry of America nnd Kuropo will become a controlling factor In tho industrial world cannot bo denied. Tho labor of tho civ Ir.eil nations of tho world will reml their doom iu tho Industrial nud commercial development of China." Following was Iu part stolon from this paper and wo take back our own and what clluga to it becuuso It fa to tho point. "Complaint Is mado in Lluu county at tho expense of tho courts. It in pointed out that tho circuit court In Linn county costs nil the year round f&H.'l a month, for lusltuo innoroi mo uisirici juiigo ami the prosecuting attorney, with only work for them for less than hall ol tholr time, una then only on pel ictty criminal cases mm cost n ttreat deal Justice, so-called, docs cost n and tho people uru soused to tho burden, vjiicli Is often resultless ami largely uu ncccsr ary.that they do not concoru them selves about it. Thucourtsrnnboopomt iil for considerable less expenditure, but they will nevor be, so long as thu ieoplo am willing to carry tho bunion with pa tltnco and without complaint. It Is this lack of vigilance on tho part ol tho peo ple that glvu opportunity to "tho profes sional leu" to obtain n gri-ut deal for do lug very little. Thero Ih ii disiositlou rampant everywhere to pit as much ol the public money us possltdo for ns little service tn tbopublioas tossih!o nud the olllclal class tiro not Inclined to throw anything In tho way ol u continuance of this statu of affairs." HIJIni and Itoflnc Contests. Kanhah City, July !!. Ono of the greatest attractions for tho oonventlon delegate and visitors ol tho city la the annual riding nnd toping contest ol the ootthoys from the plattiB, which opens horo tomorrow,nnd will continue for four toys. Thu participants nro thu best the ruiigo produces, and thu work douo will bo ol tho record tort. NumlKrlos bren cho "busters" will rldo wild bronchos, and all the national elements of a wild west show will bo given. The principal feature, however, will be tho riding aud roping contest In wlt'ch tho champions will eiuiotu. Ststule of Wsshlnclun. 1'akih, July !t TheiUestrlan statuu of Washington presentee, to thu oily of l'iiris by thu Daughters of the American devolution wa unveiled hero today. Tho ceremony was Imporltig 'and the demonstration great. Many prominent Americans were present. Ihu statue I thoroughly American, was hhmIcIihI aud oast by American artists, It weighs W.'.IX) pounds and It 'it loot In height. It It tho tint statue broiuiht to Kurope, which has been oust iu the l'nltel Hlativs. Ilretuea sad llrewoiks. llvrri.iinoHO, Vl., July 8. IMaut liavo U'on made for thu velubmtiou of hide Kiudenco Day on n grand scale tomor row. Thero will bo u llrumuu'i muster during tho day, nud fireworks in the evening. Incidentally, f 10.00 loft over from tho previous colobratlon ten years ago forms a small p.irt of tho largo fund rulsod to defray expense. SulllvtassJUrMj. Nv Yoiik, July 3. Davo Sullivan and Kid Broad of Cleveland will meet tonight at Coney Island for rouiuli at Itftl iKiuuds liberal weight (or either. Tho last fight, which Sullivan won, wat a hummer. Bread says ho U iu better condition now than lust time, Dave it alto In lino fettle. Tho Killing is light. SolJIm Moaumcnt. Mam HxrnH, Vt., July 3, A toWlers' uu aimoiit ervutixl by tho women ol Skinner Belief Corw, and plaod upon a lot given hy tho town of Mauthestur was dedicated hero today. Tho inomiuiVnt it of Hardvrlck granlto, and weighs thir teen tout. Wetu Re-eKcueJ. Tho statu board ol oducatlou on Mon day elected, 1'rot Cla) ton Weuta mmi tntetidont of tin IVal-mute sohool, and Mrt. Went matron. folk of DliVOlutio. Notice It hereby given that tho firm heretofore known at Kayt.V Staler and doing a general carpet cleauTug business and furniture manufactur ing thutlne hat this day dis solved. Mr. Stalger retiroa from tho business. Mr. Kayt will settle and col lect ail bill duo and against tho firm. FuKuSraioKK Will Close Ju!y 4th. In order foul vo our c rks and selves tho opportunity to enf y the National Holiday, we tho undersigned grocers agreo to remain closed all day ednes day, July 4th, 190n. WellerBros. iiarritt & Lawrence. Branson & Ragan. CUbert & Baker. Damon Bros. Btelncr&Co. John Hughes. Allen & Bowersox. A. 8, Epploy. Both & Graber. We, tho undersigned, feed merchants of Balom, hereby give notico that our S laces of business will bo closed all day uly 4, 1000. Bavage & Held. Brewator & Whlto. Thomas Milno. The Allea Cannery. This canning plant Is paying $20 a ton for pens tho present week, and taking them from those with whom they have contracts, and others ns well. Kvory tiling in tho .raspberry line brings .'1 cents a jaund, if in good condi tion. Somo berries nro overripo or not got in soon enough. Tho crop is vory fino this year but pickers aro scarce. The cherry crop Is not all harvested yet nnd qui to a Quantity are coning in. Tiireo rents is paid for Royal Anno cherries in good condition, and 2 cents for black Republicans. Tho late Duke and othor lato varieties nro still to coma in, and aro only beginning to turn. Presto. Chance. Judge Wolverton nnd Judge Boan, of tho supremo court changed places yester torday. Judge Wolvcrton's term having expired and ho has just been re-elected, ho bocamo tho Junior Juatico, and Judge It. H, Bean became chief Juatico for tho next two ycars,to bo succeeded by Judge F. A. Moore, who wus elected two years ngo. Judges Bean and Wolverton each moved Ids desk to tho room recently oc cupied by tho other. And tha dispens ing ol even-handed Jnstlco goe6 on Just tho same. "Delsyt Are Dimerous." A small plmploon yourfacomay ccem of littlo consequence, but it shows your blood Is Impure, and Impuro blood Is what causes most ol tho diseases from which people suffer. Bettor heed tho warning given by tho nlmplu and purify your blood at onco by taking Hood's Harimparllla. This medicine cures all diseases duo to bad blood, Including scrofula and salt rheum. Tho non-Irritating cathartic Hood's Pills. 6 A State Certificate. Prof. K, A, Ford, of Kugeno, has loen granted a stata teachers' certificate by tho statq board of education, on tho ovldencoof a similar documont granted him by the stato of Missouri, Reformed Doys. Fred Reese, Chester Slay, O. Roper, II. Dodder, Bonbon Wolf and Clydo Stanley, bavo been released from the Reform school on parole, during good behavior. Public Hccectlou. On Wednesday evening, July litis, tho stato ofllclala will glvo a reception in the supremo court room to Governor T. T. Geer and his brldo.nnd it promises to be a brilliant society event, YVaihlnttoa Tsktag Commsad. Caviiiiiiihik, Mass., July 3. Cam bridge Is today celebrating the 126th an uivvrrnry of Washington taking coin mand of tho Continental Army, which event occurred under tho old Washing ton elm, Cambridge, on July 3, 1776. Speeches by prominent orators, athletic games, II reworks nmi on ml concerts aro on tho program. o.A.iei'ircssii.x-fik.. Bars lis -, N" YM Kin Mwrs BwjM Notice to Bridge Contractors Tho County Court ol Linn County, Statu ol Oregon, will consider bids for thu retimbering of tho main spans of thu combination bridge over tho Call poolu River at Brownsville In said county. Said blda to be tiled with tho County Clerk in Albany nut later than July Oth'. 11)00. at tho hour of 1 o'clock p. in. All material to bo flrat-class and to ba approved by n competent inspector ap pointed by said court. Bids must bo accompanied with rash or a certllled check in tho sum of $100 to bo forfeited to the couutv by tho sue eessful bidder should ho fail toenter into contract with Linn County within tltree day niter tho award ol contract. floods In the turn bidden will bo ex acted ol successful bidder. Said construction to bo completed by August 16th, 1000. Thu court reserves tho right to reject any or an mils. udo. l. liAirrox, Judge of Linn County, Oregon. II 'Jl-td BIDS INVITED Rlii Invited for Wood and Olaer Surtllet for the Orttoa State PealieatUry. Healed bids (or wood, required at tho puiiiiouuary ior wie noxi is uiontlis, will Ik) received at tho olllcoot tho sup eiillteudenl until Saturday. June SO. 1000, at 3 o'clock p. in., nt which time tney win ihjoiu'ium. Scaled bids lor Dry Goods. Groceries, Floif, Shot's, lather ami Findings, Meats, Flab, Plumbing supplies, Drugs, etc., will bo received at the oltlce of the superintendent until Tuesday, July 10, llKX), ut 3 o'clock p in., at willed tlmo they will bo opened. The right 1 reserved to reject any and all bldt or auy portion of a bid. A deposit ol J'.MO In cash, or certified check, payable to tho superintendent, must accompany each bid for Hour or meat and ol $75 each bid for tlsh. All other bid must bo accompanied by an amount equal to 10 per ccut of tho amount of tho bid. On each enrelopo should bo inscribed tho nature ol the bid. Good ol Oregon manufacture or production will receive preference, other things being equal. Schedules of the various line of goodt will bo furnished upon application to tho superintendent. Vouchers will be leaned for payment on tho 1st of tho month following com pletion Of Contract, and rmarlxrlv on iviiuuuuui miimrci. Hidden are luvlted to be present. in i w. Superintendent Orttoa Stato Peniten tiary. Salmn. Oregoa. Junt 19 IvXs). The Pinkham Record la a proud and paerlaas record. It Is record of cure, of constant con quest over ohattnate Ills of women; Ills that deal out despair suffering that many women think Is woman's natural heri tage; disorders and dis placements that drlvo out hope Lydl t Plnkham't VejtUblt Compound cures these troubles of women, and rolls mon atruatlon of Its torrors. No woman neod ho with out the safest and surest advloe, for Mrs- Plnhham counsels women froo of charge. Her address Is Lynn, Mass, Can any woman afford to Ignoro the medicine and the advloe that has curod a million women? THE PAQE'6 DIFFICULTY. lie Told nt Trontilr Itlsht Oat aJ ke 'VVcdUlnir. A good story comes from Atlanta, but the Incident happened sovcral sea sons ngo. Tho occasion was a swell church wedding. Tho edlflco bad been gloriously decorated. Tho bride, sur rounded by a company of pages, flow er girls nnd maids of honor, was slow ly pnsslng down tho aisle, wbllo the prospoctlvo bridegroom and his best mnn and tho officiating clergyman were taking their places. Tho church organ was pealing forth tho sounds as of Joyous wedding Mis. Fashlonnbls people dressed for tho occnslon occu pied the seats of tho hnndsomo church. It so happened that ono of the pages had In tho rush of business prepara tory to dressing for the occasion been turned over to tho care of a nurse. At ho proceeded down tho main nlslo of tho church In company with tho other youngsters, who In whlto satin suits wcro doing tho honors of each respec tive household, ho suddenly espied his mother seated In ono of tho pews. At this point tho orgnnlst began playing softly ns tho wedding party passed to tho altar. Then, abovo tho gcntlo Btrnlns of music clear as a bird could bo heard tho voice of tho afore said small boy. "Mamma," ho shrilly cried, "nurse put on my panties wrong sldo before, and I can't hardly walkl" Of course tho horrllled inn mm a could do nothing but blush scarlet, but lifted a prayer that tho young scion would keep still from that tlmo on. Ana no did nnd received n henrty kiss from thu brldo nt tho closo of tho ceremony. This Is a true story nnd cnu bo vouch ed' for by those who attended tho wed ding. Gnlesburg (Gn.) Mall. A BULKY RECEIPT. The Hunk Depositor Mod Something to Show Vox Ilia Money. A mnn with a German accent and a fierce red mustache walked Into oue of tho banks tho other day and announc ed that ho wanted to open tin account. Uu was directed to tho proper olllclal aud from a well worn belt extracted $600.. This sum ho handed through tho window. The hnuk official shoved the big sig nature book toward the depositor for bis signature. Just then tho official's attention was attracted In another di rection. When, a second later, he turn ed around, tho man with the red mus tache was coolly walking toward luo door with tha book, which coutalned the signatures of all tho depositors In tho bank, tucked under bis arm, Tho assistant cashier yelled: "Hold on, there!" nut tho Teuton pursued his oven courso toward tho street. Tho olllclal rushed from behind his counter and caught tho now depositor Just as ho reached the door. "What are you doing with that book I" demanCed tho bank official an grily, laying bold of tho precious vol ume. "Why, 1 thought that was the receipt for my $6001" answered tha German, completely bewildered. In the same bank a well dressed wo man called to deposit $300. The asststnut cashier pushed the sig nature book toward her, after receiv ing tho deposit. "Sign your namo there," aald tbo offi cial. Indicating the proper place, Tho woman took up the pen and mado a ahow of writing, but the ateel point nover touched tho paper. After a few more fancy flourishes In the air tho woman handed back the pott, say ing: "Last summer I used to wrlto my namo all right, but for sotno reason I can't do It now." Tho bank official directed her to make an "X" In tho book. Chicago Journal. Wla Max. "Great Idea, that of Mlke'a," said the enthusiastic heeler of tbo better sort. "He Isn't satisfied with shaking .lands with hla constituents In tho ordinary way. When ho meets oue of them, he graba both hla bauds." "Ain't that rather overdoing Itl" aald tho cautious person. "It might look that way to you, but Mtk knows his business. At Ions aa bo bold tho fellow's hands hi watch la safe." Indianapolis Journal Tha Shw-or !. "Docant It hurt your conscience to wear tboao pretty bird wings on your btr "It doea ft little, becaus they are not geuutna wing. They are only claror Imitations.? Chicago Tribune. WHY USE K Bxcnosa thxt oivb a oood LIGHT AND ARK VOttQ LIVED. vc ont. Tnn.EE GRADES' IDEAUSntN,ot quite ss good quality but giving- AnyoVmiTn c. ,nd co usand nO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS. wo will prove to you that jou can get rwiTER LIOIIT ' ta S MONEY with one of thc burner, than with any other form of artl. ncUlUght, WehareguTcaslK). Utu..howthemtoy0u. SALEM GAB LlOUIlfU it's What you bm ti.,1 t ..,. rlVi Iinu lUdKca yvu in-") "-- j ,-" -- ,. --fay own interests you'll find you save money by trading.nere. Other people do. Why not you. ... .. . Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Harritt & OLD POSTOFFIOE HBATINGT STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER, estimates lurnished, and work done promptly substantially Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BTJKROUGHS, 102 State Phone I5LT. OREGON GREATEST STATE FAIR SALEM OREGON Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1900. $10,000 LV PREMIUMS 03 products of tho Farm, Fit and Factory The greatest Industrial exposition ever held on the Pacific Coast. Open to the World Tor Premium list address M. D. Wisdom, 'ortland 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 m 1 to 20 Acres in and Around Salem. Some lino tracts, all sires, near Turner. Others nt Aumsville, Stayton, Sclo, Lebanon, Albany, Jefferson, In dependence, Dallas, Monmouth, Bherl dan, McMiunvillo, Dayton, Hubbard, Woodburn, Gervais nnd Brooks. Wo also handle tbo lands for McMastcr A llirrell in Marlon, Polk, Yamhill, Mult nomah aad Washington counties. Also tho laud known as the Concordia Iind A Trust Co. property. These lands aro offered at very low prices, in order to settle up old mortgages. We have lands at prices of from $2.50 per ncre up. Also houses nnd lots in Halem, to sell cheap. Also to trade for ranches. If you have any property to sell, trade or rent or want to buy or trado or want a loan or insurance, call and ko us, at 1V2 Commercial St., Salem, Ore.. B0Z0RTH, RYAN & CO. 20ml Rtfora School Sutclles. Sealeil tiroirosala am hwrln- lnvlt.1 for furnishlm; the OreL-on Stnin Reform School with supplies for the SIX month .ml-(no n.. January 1. 1001. a llat n( uhi..i. .-.n i.A supplied upon application to tho anpor InianiLiiil 111 t.l 1 . a at a M.iiuuuui. nn iKus inuei uo in by I o'clock p. in. July 6. 1000. .. , " Bk-Ksrs. 8-lotd Snpt, Orvgon Reform Solvool, Thromh tbe Yellownose. The new route via tha Oregon Short Lino Railroad and Monida, Mont., ena- bleu you to make a delightful trip through tbo Yellowstone National Park, Mitprlri!? via Mrtnul nnA iimt.... n... ..... .- . .-.w HH.. VWM...IH vu. via Cinnabar, making it unnecessary to cover any portion ol tho route twtve. For ucauiuui uesenpuve uoosiet, write or .all at Oregon Short Line Ticket Grace. U2 Third street, Portland, Oregon. 0 lo6w O Ok. -X" O 3X X J. . i . lMlTn aiaWTHKiTtL-nttfo-at M,MWrtrfiMll I"1""'" Weisbafh Maitfle? same candle power as tho No. W, and at half the qwouiwcm n... ..v.i..... otirl if vnn nrp nlive tollvour Lawrence, OKOOERV SALEM JLOD(ES j I. w. -w. Balem Camp No. 118. Mccta every Friday tol- Dg. 7-10. Iu A. O. U. W' nail, Htato inn. oing. K X. lioulllrrd, O. C.i VV. A. Moorcs, clerk, room 16, Moorcs blk KOHE3TBHS OK AMItHlOA Court Bhcrwood Koront No. W. Meeu Hlday nlghta In Turner block. John M. Cliaae, iC. It. A U nrown Soey. "-"-Itt Cheap Excursion Rates to the East On Juno 23, July 12 & 20. and AugiiBt 4, tickets from Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo to Chicago, St. Louis and inter mediate points and return, will be sold bv the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE vt n.vTB or - One Regular Fare Tins $2.00 for Hound Trip Return Limit October 111, WOO SPECIAL TRAINS One night out to Chicago. Tickets Jeo good on regular trains. ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM COLORADO SPRINGSANDMANITOU Tako advantage ol these cheat) rates and spend your vacation In your old nomes. sleeping war reservations may bo mado now for nny of tho excursions. Write for full information. A. K Coopkb. G, A. P. I)., Portland Or. W. VV. THOMPSON, A. U. 1'. A.. lopeka, Kan. John- Suiiastian G. P. A., Chicago. Canadian ' Pacific AN IDEAL HOLIDAY TRIP llavoyou thought ol tho Steamor Trip across tiio "GREaT I.AKKS"? It com- bines tho attractive features nnd bene, fits of nn ocean trip without the attend ant distorts. Furthermore. It Is less expensive than traveling uy ran. The Imiwrlal Limited," with class sll'OIM'rs Irnm VAni-niivui first- ami Tourist Slfunerfl Irnm S..nttl.i m, Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday, con nects with ono of tho MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS of tho O. P. Ry. at Fort vv llllam. If you are going East wo would bo glad to give you some facts and Informa tion regarding this fip. E.J.COYLE, II. II A11HOTT, A. ti. P. A Uu Tldrd St. ancouver, H. C. Portland, TEBI?0 MiHIMIIf, A Af' to4 Ity W" H. HECKMAN A kH tf iH s -B -w ' O.R.&H MWt. ii. BcnaouLis. ?5 roa From Portland lti Chicago 8 reel M ISlt Lake, DenTer""Fnwk 9:15 a.m Iult,OhIco nd Kai,' I4P 8po- kano Flyer Chopra Walla .Walla. Spokane, Minn, atmlli. HI. pmI n.,,.:.L ...T ar."- waakeo Chtcw i i&uH Ift VIA HUNT1NQTO.V . . Atlan tic Kx 9 p, ra (U'EAN HTl-nruTiTS.-.- Sp m. For8.r-Fr.lorB'"rD' aau orery nva aayi. M. a n. m bx. Bud COLUMBIA ItlVKlt HTEAMHIW. i'in. To Astoria and way LaiIn p"8. HA- iu P, nriri.iuin-rn n..'.J-l.,. For Portland, Newborn and ..li . Undlnw. 'Monday" tvh3l,7v Lcare, Halem TnKlay. Thnradayaia &t day at t.SO a. n. i . FOB CORTALLI3 AndwaypolnUTuttday, ThurdT14ll.., day, 1. 00 p. m, ' , MU" WILLAMETTE lUVEIt DIVISION Pally boaU to Portland aa abora. Ttan.'i. ,. street car litis at Oregon City ;lf the siiami??,!! delayed thoro. Tickets to all polnu iaorMM VVSsnlugton, California or the East Bi2.!l checked through from Salsm free. ChnfiV rail or rlrcr route to rortland. CoonMitn. made atl'ortland with all rail, ocean lit K' llnea. VV II. HUIILBURT, ' e, I'ajsAgt.l-orUanddr . - . - " POWERS.' Agent, Trado Street dck. SiiS, SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland stations nt 5:40 a. m, , 7:54 a. 4:05 p. m. and way n. aad Lv I'onlaud. .1.90AM .11-00 A u .12.30 A M - SKW I' M slarT loos ru 133 Pit Lt Baiera. Ar Af.hlanrt. Ar Sacramento.... Ar Ban Franclnoo.. ArOgden..I 1H SIS All 7. r M rimr .IWAH ,73AU . 7:13 A M 11 ii a if til A U ISi A U IJtlll Ar Denver.. Ar Kama, City. Ar uuicago- Ar Los Angeloa... Ar El l'aw Ar Fori Worth Ar City ol Mexico. Ar Houiton - Ar New Orleatu Ar Washington... 14oil JT !0i too p u ..:30A M .M A M . ajzs a ' na r u 1 43 a i ssi r a. in a WJ0 A SU A A 31 I AM All r ii t-U nun Ar rew rora-. iiLL 12.13 r u Pullman and Tourists ram kaiii trnlnA. Hlinlr rnra RArami.nl !.fYt. ftml Kl PflWl. nnil tanrlat ..r, tm Ptit... St. Louis, Now Orleans and Washlngtoa! Connecting nt San Frnndisc with set- nrfll atAfimnliln llnna tnw trnnAlnln Japan, China, Philippines, Central ssJ poutii America. Seo Mr. W. W. Skinner areat at Bali Station, or addross O. II. JIARKIIAM, G. r. A., Portland, Oregoa. Quick Time to the East and South-East Via the' Union 0'aB?Tnivvr Two Dailv Solid Vestibuled Trains, FRCLM rOUTLANU ar HAU RAMENTO toDENVER.OMA HA, KAN8AB CITY and 8T. Log's than 3 days to CHICAGO with- out chaniie: only ono change- to rvow York and other Eastern poluta. other lino does It. Polaco nnd Tourlat Sleepers, Dlulug and Library Cars (barber shop) aud free ..a! Inf.... .fint..... For rates, Tickets and full informa tion vio either route, apply to W. W. BKINNSS. Agent 8. P. Co. Salem Ore. Or J. II. Lothrof, Gon'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. Oregon Shori Lino Railroad Tho Direct Rente to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite routes, via tho UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Linos. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicago Special, "the finest jn tho West." Equipped With Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine Now Ordinary Tourist Sleepers Suierbllibrarv-BurTetCars Splendid Dinners, Meals a la carte cree Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completed Vestibuled For further Information apply to .R. NAGEL, W. E. OOMAN Trav. Pass. Attt. s'l Aea 142 Third St. rortland Or. Mils & Eastern Railrad TIME CARD. 2 For Yaqulna: .. rratu leaves aiouut nur. Train leaves Corvallls.,.. Imp w Train arrives Yaqulna . 7:2o P- " Returning: Leaves Yaqulna .?"xT.a,M Leaves Corvallls 11:30 a. m Arrives Albany I2:16p.w. 3 For Detreit: Leaveb Albany .I-0-1" Arrives Detroit 11:30a. w 4 Returning: . Leaves Detroit 120 p. j. Airlvea Albany 6:45 p.m. One and two connect at Albany ana Corvallla with Southern Paclflo t.alns, Klylng direct eervle t and frost New port and adjacent beaches. Trains for the tnountalt arrive ai Detroit at noon, glvloir ample time to reach camping grounds oa w Breltenbush and Bantlam river t aameday. . ,, T K. P. A. JLtutn TTIRNKR Aat Alr. Tradc-Uara. CVKUa TOOTUCK, E1UCHK ' aMEullLGIi ' I-. . ,! all drnnUU ( The Ti-Lo MedUal C. J S14 BraaJwu, ffw , v59VaD kS BVVr Utf tlB. itaHttmimSmmuu in IMttghUtii ...tf..m..-,w jtf, jfV-i - if iii m n-j SALEM ACENT