The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 09, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextnmwirtiMwimiiiiiHi 3 tin if h fr p Wkaw-Jt. -vffL . J .A, 'J aJL, .J-- J f I bok Over Yotir Coupons '' " ... ,The holders of the following Coupons will upon presentation receive the Prizes indicated by the list . below; those being the numbers drawn July 3: 1 Rambler Bicycle 10101 ., a rim- tt i:..ll "1QK z fu niiK uuiuruiiu , nou 3 $3 Lion Brand Hat 10333 K 13 811k Negligee Shirt 557 G $2.50 Worsted Sweater 105U1 0 1.50 Dress Gloves 1G0W 7 1.60 Link Cuff Buttons 5210 8 11.60 Wotch Fob 15010 0 1.25 Fancy Porcalo Shirt 7317 10 1 Sh(rt Stud 5074 i Save your coupons, in case any article remains 30 days we will make another drawing. G J. Johnson & 60., The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. ANNUAL SHOE SALE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT One year ago we Inaugurated our annual shoe sale. Our customers 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. fri? fcacy's r if fijTHEDAlLI JOURNAL by HOFEn unoTHuna. MONDAY, JULY 0, 1000. OMIy Ono Yonr, 3 OO In Advance Dally Four Months 91. In Advnnco Weekly One Year 91. OO In Advnnco CRUELTIES THAT ARE PHACTICKD ON LIVERY IIORSLS A livery horse driven to death, com ing homo and dropping dead in the stall, ii an occtiraneo that calls up tho various cruelties practiced on horses that nru kept to be hired out to unyouu who want to use thorn. We will not go into details of how the latest victim tills kind of cruelty was killed, how fur -Imjvaij driven, how Ioiik he wont with "Out 'water, how he may have been Miiatchod with an animal of much greater spirit, and fur greater speed and endur ance. Livery men urn compelled by competition to keep a class of homos that ore ttsod to such treatment. Tliey m cjnnot keop the best horses jiiht became they are continually liable to abuse. They cannot always match teams so that they will work perfectly oven. The ubuse of ovor-drlviiiK In so com inoii that thU article is not written to censure tho mail who drove the team ' "hero referred to. He did no more than most people do who hire a livery team. The circumstances wero so that in his rase it produced a fatality. People who hire a livery team are too often imbued with the Idea that more payment of the bill exonerates thorn from all further re sponsibility. That is not true. In the ,1lrt place there is a law naalnst over- drlvlnu. oveploadlmr or oyomuiIIIiik a That law Is against tho person I bone, who is driving or In charge o( tlio an linal, not against the man who lots the team out for him. As a rule It Is no more iieeded than a Choctaw Indian would heed the rule of a Sunday school That law should bo enforced a few times, when persons bring In u livery team Jaded, and wringing with pern pit at Ion, and so completely worn out that they can't eat or stand up with coin fort for 2M hours. It is an outrage on tho laws and common decency to treat a team that way, and thluk you have squared the bill by paying 3. Livery teams nro not only shamefully over-dVlven, but as a rulo are neglected. Drivers think nothing of cracking them along twenty or thirty miles up hill and down, without slopping to In eat ho, to say nothing of giving them a drink of Vater, even if they pass half a doien places where they mi-flit have it for merely turning out of the road a mo ment, Then at the end of the drive the team is not always taken civro of. It may bo turned into a filthy ham, given a feed of musty oats, or dirty chopped feed. It may get neither hay nor water, or both may bo bail, This Is not Always the case, because stablemen us a rule are more humane than those who hire ttams. lint it is frequently the caio, and there is no way to prevent them abuses to animals but lo look after the woman's Nature Is usually to fall of iuUtHng and lUnger lint sh looks forward to the critical hour with sppre Leuiloa stul dread. Morusa'a 1'aunu. by 1 1 penetrating ami kicxblng properties, titty ntuwt, ucrvouineM tnd all unplctunt feelings, tmt u preivtirt the ivunu that the pwe through the event ufely with but Utile suffering it numbers hue testified and uU, it It worth lit weight lugold." It It told by ill drug. trUta. Book contttaing ralw H m - , A tie InformAtion to til. mtllcU flJlVflAn7 pllcttlon , 11 tl Bcarf Fin 7302 12 5Jo Imncrial Tie 5220 13 50c Silk Hope 7018 14 50c Hat's WingTio 7478 15 50c Fuff Tie 2OU0 10 50c Silk Handkerchief 8003 17 fiOn Overalls 10127 18 25: ltnmlo Handkerchief 7375 10 25o How Tio 1070!) 20 25c Foiir-in-Hund Tio 70078 bhoestor? 04 Stnto St reeding and watering yourself In an In telllgent manner. Llvervmcn are often to blame for the wearing out of their animals by tho manner in which they lot them go out with III ilUhiic harness. Sometimes the tugs ate too long, the necTcyokn connee tloiiH too short, the collars too large or too small, tho pole of tho vehicle too ping, or no breaching to hold back when tho road Is over big hills. Hie most devilish device to torture u horse and it Is used by a crcut many who drlvo their own uuimala Is the breast-strap har ness combined with tho overhead check. When pulling a load up hill the hone's chostlH drawn together, and Instead of throwing his weight into the harness as ha nnturally would, he must pull tho load usually a heavy top buggy on his tiptoes with his head away up In the air. This strains the animal's back and will ruin the best horse in time. A breast hnrncPH is bad enough at any time but in combination with tho overcheek It Ib simply torture and slow death. The fact is if liverymen would abolish the overhead check they would have few if any horses come home dead, Any horto wll travel farther, tiro less, and do hut l"Von whatever ho gets to eat without the overcheek. These Huggobtions are not offered as criticism hut out of love for the Wet nulinal created. Tlit Best Prescription tor Malaria. Clillla Hint fever In bottle u( drove's Tmlrlem Chi I Tuulo. It i tlinply Iruu ml iiulultio In h tatteloa form. No euro nu pay. Trice fv, MO 1ui rod A STHAMGE VISITOR. In these davs whuii mi many are tak ing udvuutage of bankruptcy law us a shortcut to get rid of liabilities, it is re freshing to tlnd a man who pursues the opposite course. Three yearH ago K. Hooding was In the livery business in Salem, proprietor of the Fashion stables, uiul luul to leave tun city owing quite a number of debts. He went to Portland ami followed the eamu business with greater success and last week he came to Salem ami voluntarily paid up his old debts here. As most of his creditors were ex KctIiig nothing it was a very agreeable surprise all around. Mr. Gooding's oluntary act makes liiin a bigger man than would seem at llrst sight. Few- men, If they get behind in business matter, and especially wlion they move off to another (own care enough tooer go back and face their creditors. There is no evidence in this case that Mr flooding has had a wind fall, or.strm-k it rich in Alaska, or had any procrty left him. He bus earned what he has used to pay his debts by hard knocks, and wItho.it any art! Ilciul assistance. His tlrst impulse seems to hme been to gel square with the world by all honuai and direct road the payment of what he owed, A visitor from the planet Mars could not attract more attention to him self than a man who does what Mr, (loodlng lias done, He lias won nu honest name for himself and his cltlN dieu and for his descendants for all time to come. It bus taken self de ntal and a high standard of common honesty to do this, but this, will benetlt Mr.Go idlng more than any other courte. U is the only ccrlillcate of character in business matters worth possessing, it la a higher diploma than can bo cm lorred by any court or college. Ii ! to line fhllJrru. nd uc heme eu t completely hip py without Ihcui, ytt the onlcsl through uhwh tb cxptcuut muhcr miut rMa 's Friend .mw. on want to rid of dye- CEUBRATEO V py peyiia, or any stomach 111 take the bit ters. It aleo cures Indliestlos. Constipation Liver anl Kidney Trouble. and has done so for the past fifty years, it Sitters stamps him as tho noblest work of God, just a plain common honest man. THE NATIONAL EVENING MODEL "The cvonlne star is shining On Shehalilon'fl silver brow." Thus sang Walter Scott in picturing ono of Ids undying landscapes in "The Lidy of tho Lake," and the hand of time can never offaco that Immortal region from tho imagination of millions who liavo never seen tho native land of tho Wizard of tho North. Borne such feeling of having received an Indelible imnresslon of our national canltal and its better Tifo remains after examining a conv of tho washinirton hvonlmr Star of June 30, chronicling its removal into a now ten-story building orected ex- presely to bouse a modern nowspapor plant and its crew and belongings. Tho Star is very Washlngtony. It nrlnts areat cobs and bavricksful of teigraphlc and foreign news, but its "main holt" is tho homo news of tho ureat cltv at the feet of its marble palace Hero is its creed: "Tho Star lias hold to the ideal of a newspaper that coma always do taken into tno homo, that could bo relied upon for hon esty and accuracy, that respected private rights, restricted tho news field to its legitimate bounds, and that kept adver tising mattor from its editorial columns and mattor unfit to publish from all its columns." A rough calculation shows that this issue of the Star contains 110 columns of reading matter and 58 of advertising Tho reader gets n chanco to browso on 10 ,'M columns of telegraph nows, -13 3-4 columns of local nows and soml ro port and comments, and this being a special number, thoro are fifty columns of what mav bo formed miscellany. There nro thrco columns of editorial, 1 3 4 columns of sporting nows, a half column of chess, and Glory to the Stars and Stripes not a word about tho Kng IIpIi Koyal Family or Golf. Thoro nro London and Paris letters, and local correspondence from Iliue Ridge, Alexandria Capo May, Newport ana other country places. Kven the country-cross-roads places and and out lying territory, which in Oregon would would bo described an being in the cow counties, have representation In tho Star. Its foreign correspondcncoglvcsgllmpscs of Spain, Transvaal, Luzon, China, Now Zealand, England and France. This inventory of only ono Star out of tho gallaxy of the year must convinco any one that It is a pretty completo nowspa per,that leaves littlo of the unknown or unsaid for its readers to learn else where. JOURNAL X-RAYS Is Tow-no trying to get out an in June- lion against Stevenson v U Mark Hanna can namo tho noxt sena tor from Oregon. Hut it will cost him something. r t Tho National Guard of no state has a finer-looking chaplain than Chaplain Pratt, of Salem. t t t Those Portland high school cadets add to their brightness by all wearing a red kllk neck cloth, X X X If tho rains hadn't coma on Tiik Joun nai. would havo had the streets iprln uica by tuis time. i t X Silver Republicans nro asked to como back Into tho McKinley fold. What for? Tore-elect John II. Mitchell, t t t The German emperor has mado bis Fourth of July speech about China. It will now iu be in order for him to act. IH Tho latest is that away down deep in his heart Mark Hanna is a blnio tullst and wants Mitchell of Oreiron back again In tho senate. t t t Well, the llrvan men had at least spunk and norve enough to burn some Kiwiior lor ttioir canauate. iiyo anu iye,. they will hold a ratification at Salem. : ! t The cold-plated cohl-buc editors lament becauso Towuo was not named for vice-president. They may have cause before they get through with Stevenson, t t t Astoria Uudget: A western collego has made Mr. Hanna a doctor of laws. Mark lias been doctoring laws for a good many yoars already. Are we to suppose that lietetofore ke has been ouly a imack? t t t Tho humor of Oregon politics is heightened by a man suing 11. W. Cor belt Ofor 100,000 lor alienating his wife's affections, when the politicians who have opposed Corbett have had no other argument than that a man of 05 was too old to send to the senate. X X Representative Moody has returned from Washington, and has announced the date for the competitive examina tion of tho applicants (or tho West Point cudetshin (or his district. It will be iu Portland on July 0. There are about ilfteen applicants for this ap pointment. t : i Klamath Express: We note consid erable talk iu some quarters about America being tho only power that can save China, etc. Tliti is Is nrobablv in tended to prepare tho public mind (or action on tho part of the administration, It may bo just as well to remark at this stairo of the came that the safety of China isn't worth enough to tho Ameri can people to Justify a war with any grcui iHjwcr. t t t Ashland Tididgs (Rep.): He is Dr. Mark Hanna now, and envious opposl. tio n papers will be given chance to have something of a tune to play on other than "Iloiss " On his return to his home in Cleveland, from the Phila delphia convention, Senator Hanna found an immense amount of mail awaiting him, amongwhich was a notice that Kenyon Collego had conferred upon him the degree of doctor of laws. Tim fenator is retxirted as not understanding tne cause oi tne nonor or what tie has iwrticularly done to dsserve it, but that will be revealed to him later on when the institution is in need of funds. A Republican paper says that pros. I iierous times are shown in the coudi. The total o( balances shows tbat'hero is 1140,107.20 inoro In the treasury now thsm at the same time last jeir. The semi-annual statement of the state treas urer has been completed and Secretary of aiatc, v. T Dnnhar bas made the re quired semi-annual examination of the treasury, unumg inai oeirnui-nv m condition ns shown by tho statement, and ho has thus reported to Governor r. T. Geer, as by law required. Tho bal ance in the stnto treasury on July 1 was found to bo fl,0S0,UM.01, as compared ton total of $741,310.43 on January 1, 1000 six months ago, M t Tho Dallas Itomlzor soys of tho celo. bratien: .. . .. Tim oral on of Hon. N. L. uiiuer so pntlinsoil tho larce audlonco that sat or stood around under umbrellas that near ly the whole of them, women and all, wnnlil bttve then and thoro vohinteored to go and fight any enomy of proud Am nrlpa. As tho Woodburn mllltlary company failed to como thoro could bo no sham battle.but the Salem company was aeon ntnnt nnnrcn n( attraction. Quito a nunv ber attempted It, but no ono was able to plimb tho urcascd nolo. When tho creased nlc was turned looso from a dozen to twenty men and boystook aftor It nml nl tllffornnt times nt least half of them thought thoy had It sure, but somehow Mr. Pig would slip through their fingers. The Health Problem Is much simpler than is sometimes sup posed. Health depends chiefly upon nerfect digestion nnd nuro blood, and the problem Is solved vory readily by Hooa's Sarsaparilla. You may keep well by taking it promptly for any stom ach nr blood disorder. Its cures of ecro fula, salt rhoum, catarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism and other diseases num bcred by tho thousands. The favorite family cathartic is Hood's Pills. i OABTOIIIA. Bears tin s? 1fca Yoa Have Always Bought Blgnstni ?r jflS '. "zfi 5S0 . " iv ? m H. HECKMAN SALEM ACENT 4C1m BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE Lots of Small Tracts of From 1 to 20 Acres In and Around Salem. Some Turner, lino tracts, all sizes, near Others at Aumsvlllo, Stayton, Sclo, Lebanon, Albany, Jefferson, In' dependence, Dallas, Monmouth, Sherl dan, McMinnvlllo, Dayton, Hubbard, Woodburn, Gervals nnd Urooks. Wo alBO handle the lands for McMaster & Dlrrell In Marlon, Polk, Yamhill, Mult nomah oud Washington counties. Also tho land known as the Concordia Land & Trust Co. property. Those lands aro offered at very low prices, in order to settle up old mortgages. Wo havo land at prices of from $2.50 nor acre up. Also houses and lots in Salem, to sell cheap, Also to trade (or ranches. If you havo any property to sell, Undo or rout or want to buy or trade or want a loan or Insurance, call and see us, at SOS Commercial St., Salem, Oro., B0Z0RTH, RYAN & CO, 0 26ml BIDS INVITED BUs Isvlted for Wood tni Otoer Subfiles for the Oreton Stste Penitentiary. Scaled bids for wood, required at tho penitentiary for tho next 12 months, win ne recetvea at tno oince oi tne sup eriutendent until Baturday, Juno 20,, 1U00, at 3 o'clock p. m.. at which time they will be opened. bcaieu bias for Dry uoous. Groceries, Flour, Shoes, Leather and Fiudlngs, .Meats, c tan, A'lutnuiug supplies, Drugs, etc., will be received at the otllco of the sutierintendent until Tuesday, July 10, lwO, at 3 o'clock p m., at which time they will be opened. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids or any portion of a bid. A deposit of 200 in cash, or certified check, payable to the superintendent. must accompany each bid for tlour or meat ami oi 176 each bid for lish. All other bids must bo accompanied by an amount ciual to 10 per rent pf tlio amount of the bid, On each envelotH) should be inscribed the nature of the bid. Goods of Oregon manufacture or production ulll iwlv preference, other things being equal. Schedules of tho various lines of aam will be furnished unon amdicatinn in the superintendent. Vouchers will be Issued for payment on the 1st of the month following com. pletion of contract, and quarterly ou continuous contract. Didders are iuvited to be present. i. n. I.. Superintendent Oregon State Penitent tlary, Sjdws, Oragta, Just 19, 19tf && M vHtt ijm WHY USE A LtailT AND ARB WB SELL THREE ....... M l. ,..... Y08KA" WKLBBACII MAW I LB,., in. Tcrj. KO, 1T.ZViiXUUlungVuaY.TaaagU.ng KidUTV OAwDLK VOWKlt. Ille. IDEAL."" Not quite as good qutllty but gltlng Sam candle power as the No.JlW, and at half the A,3VnWgg'l c..l and to. us.nd DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERSr we wilt prove to you that jou can get tDOTEB MOIIT for LM OMn with one of tbete burners than with any other form of aril, octal light, We hare gas stores alto. Ututthow themlojou. BALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chemckoto St.. Telephone 603. What You Save tt That makes you 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 & Lawrence, OLD POSTOFFIOE OllOCEBY HBATINGI STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER, estimates lurnished, and work done promptly substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURBOUGHS, 102 State Phone I6H MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers. Located 40 miles south of Portland, on ono of tho most healthful nnd attractive spots of tho Wlllamctto Valley. Tiik Ideal Place kok Youn IIovh. Preparatory, Classical, Commercial and Scientific Course. Music a specialty. For particulars, apply to tho President. 7-!Klm THOS. MILNB SUCCESSOR TO L. M. KIRK Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prompt nnd careful attention Riven to tho delivery of goods to any part of the city. 54 to 58 State St. Phone 871. Pure Home Rendered Country LardM In Bulk At Epplev's Only 10 cents a pound. OREGON GREATEST STATE FAIR SALEM OREGON Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1900. $10,000 IN of the PREMIUMS on products Farm, Field and Factory The greatest industrial exposition ever held on Uie Pacific Coast. Open to the World For Premium list address M. D. Wisdom, Portland Ore. Old Post OfficeStables Aro large ant have' reliable attend. ants, your team boarded by the week or uay. uoou teams tor Hire, rrices rea sonable. Your patronage solicited. H. M. Brown 62 Ferry Street. FREEBURGER' MEAT 3IAHKKT Is opcnapaln under new management and we will supply you with the finest, fresh meats, lard etc. put up in the cleanest and best shape and promptly delivered, Come and see us. Phone. Main 21H6. VAN PA1T0S i CO. PLATING Royal ISllrer Wetal Kntrca peraM (6) wrul hanjlea. 26 Forks ier set 8, wood hauU!et. 1M TrlJa BIWer 1'latc 160 40 Knirea per sets. Metal hcnlle. Korka iter set e.Mstal handlai 75 W SO 10 U 0 ii Table apoona per set (, Tt ipooua per set , Butter Kulrea, each ,.,., Sugar 8bella, '' t lot eel- Napkin Kings per Set 6,. UIW , ., , . .11 00 toll SO Call and eet our nrlcea on Gold ami Nickel plating. G. A. ROBERTS, 105 Stat btreet. 1-4 Phon 2870 .W?lsbach flatfle? BKCUDSK THSV OiVJt A OOOl LONG LIVED. GRADES 1 , i.ln In m.f.ttM tlnrahlA ttid el "."" "i.XmVi lir heK: l'rlce600. rich, and ii you are alive to your SALEM .LODGES .. J w. w. Balem Camp No. 3D NO. lit 8. Mecta eve y Frldaj erot te 1st. blilp. Mooret, clerk, d, 7:30, in A. O. U. Wi hall K X. llotilllrrd. C. C.j W. A. room 10, Moorca blk HOHBSTBRS OK AMItRlOA Conrt Hnerwood Forctl No. 19. Mwu Krltl.T night In Turner block. John M. Chue.iC. R. nrnwn piy, 1I171TT Cheap Excursion Hates to the East On Juno 23, July 12 &. 20, and August 4, tickets Irom Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo to Chicago, St. I-ouis nnd Inter mediate points and return, will be sold uv me GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT nATK OK Ooc Regular Faro Vlus $2.00 Tor Hound Trip Iteturn Limit October 31, 1000 SPECIAL TRAINS One night out to Chicago. Tickets ulso good on regular trains. ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM COLORADO SPRINGS AND MAMTOU Tako advantaca of these cheap rates and spend your vacation In your old homes. Sleeping Car reservations may be mado now for any of tho excursions. YVrtto for full Information. A. K. Cooi-Ktt. G. A. P. D., Portland Or. E. W. Thompson, A. G. P. A., Topeka, Kan. John Sebastian. G. P. A., Chicago. Canadian Pacific AN IDEAL HOLIDAY TRIP Have you thought of the Steamor Trip across the "GREaT LACK8"? It com. bines the attractive kii ires and bene fits o! an ocean trip wit' jut the ntteud ant distorts. Furthermore, it is lees expensive than traveling by rail. The ''Imnerial Limit,! " with flrt. class sleepers trom Vancouver, and Tourist Sleepers from Seattle evory Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, con nects with one of the MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS of tho O. P. Ry. of Fort it imam. If vou are point? Kant wa u-nnM lw gmu to givoyou some facts and informa tion regarding this trip. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. H. H. ABBOTT, 140 Third St. O. Portland, TT S, C, STpNE. .IvJ. D. Proprletor'of Stone's Drue: Stores tULXM, OKKGOK. The stores (two la number) are located a No. 23S and SJJ Commerelal street, aud are well stocked with a complete Has oldrun and medicines, toilet article, prmtaerr, bnubes etc, eta.,etc DR. BTONK Has had some jvars experience ,lu the prao Uce of medicine and now makes no 'charge (or oowuluUoa, eiamtnatlon or preacrtptloo. Q R &H Wf Jl M JK.M4 I rirnT T1MR irDKnm. roa From rortland. I4ITS Chicago Halt Lke, Uenver Ft. Worth SpCltl SIS a.m umana. nautat . llllr, Ht Luult.Uldcago and Ki(, 1.00 pu HnO- ktno Walla Walla, Bpoktno, Mlnu Hpu. ki. Flyer O.-COpm pu,i dii aai, Auiuia. All). I- tin, nwvv WMiwnu KUV4 Wifit. Atltu 110 Kl. Dp, in 8 pm, YIA HUNTINOTON (.It OCKAN 8TKAMBH1B7 For Ban Franclaoo, Ball ererjr flva dajt. Ma 8 u. m ex. Bun COLUMBIA rtlVKIl Hutur day To Astoria aid way Lalai"8lu . .. iu i, m WILfjAMKlTK RlVlrrT For rortland, NowIkti lod .. i.o. Landman. Mondaj wSSL' rrBi iltr and Frfdaj at ll," "S-L. 'w Tnetdar. Tlinrtdartid B.,?Jif,J1'l I-cave Btiem day at CM a. ra. "r " FOR CORYALLIS daAM.W.,S1.UUT,U,d7'"",d''Ml -" WILLAMUTTK KIVKR ClvuiM " pally boatt to Portland u abott. Tni,!... .. reet car lino at JOreon City If ihsttitBtS & delnywl there. Tlokett to all points In orttoi' trret YmuEio n, i.iiiorui win Eut, Bi.IiS rhrcked I h ton ill from Ha am fr. rw.f'1'' ..II n ,ln, mt,,n tn riA ' UUICQ, witu an rait owKaras. m ,V 11. IIURLBBRT, ' Coitettlot made at i-ortiauu Uuet. Aient, Trade 8trtetdet, l,l SOUTH ANDEAS1 VIA Southern Pacific k THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland tnd wt; Btattons at 6M0 a. m. , 7:61 a, tt. u 4 :0G p. m. I.t 1'ortland. iwnr Lv Kalora.. .11-00 A M .13.30 A M -;00 P M lOHfK litsrw Ar Atniana- Ar Btcramento... Ar Ban Krancltco.. 1AU LIS A U . 7, r U ArUirden.. Ar I)eiiTur., ArKtma, flty. . 900 AM SIS AX ,WA1I 724 A X Ar i;nicayj..- 7iU A M SOS A M aTm Angelcs.Hr Ar Kl !- ....... Ar Fort Worth Ar Cltj of Mexico TTtoTTr .xnrn TRTm ittrx . e.so a m .8.65 A M , 8..TA A Ml 6 JO AM 1IJ0AM S3 AM UU UOfM Ar uoution ..... Ar Nttr Orleaui. Ar VMhlDtion. Ar New York .IUAH .,43 r m iuuman ana jouritts cars en tetn trains. Chair cars Bacramento to 0pla and Kl Paso, and tourist cars UChlttt, St. Louis, New Orleans and Tashinti. Connecting at Han Frondlsc wltk wr oral Bteamshin lines for Honolsli. Japan, China, Philippines, Ceatrtl ul bouiii America. 8eo Mr. W. W. Skinner arat at Mm Station, or address U. II. MAIiKIIAM, O. r. A., Portland, Orejon. Quick Time to tho East and South-East Via tho Union Tmifco' Tw6 Dttilv Solid Vestibuled Trains, FROM PORTLAND or BAU RAMENTO toDENVER.OMA HA, KANSAS CITY and 8T. t. ti.nnQ .ifiva in Oil IO AGO with out change; ouly one change to ffesr York anu oilier r.asieru pum. other liuo does it. . . . Palace and Tourist Sleepers, uibibj and Library Cars (barber shop) aadlts reclining chaircars. For rates, uciceis anu iun uiui. tlon via either route, apply to W. VV. 8KINNXH. Agent 8. P. Co. Salem Oro. Or J. II. LoTitnop, Gon'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. Oregon Short Line liai The Direct Routs to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite routes, r tho UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail LiU or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Lin. No Change ofCarss On the Portland-Chicago Special, "ti finest in the West." EqulppodlWIth Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist Sleepers SuierbJLIbrarvBuffetCars Splendid Dinners, Meals a la carte rree Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Complete! Vestibuled For further information agrjrtj .R. NAGEL, W. E. COViV Trav. Pass. Agt. n$a'lif 1 Third St. Tortland Or. Corvallis k Easta Miw TIME CABD, No. 2 For Yaqulna: ,.nns. Trntn loatraJ'llkan 1-V r Train leaves CorvallH..- !':,, m Train arrlvna Yaoulna . -NF No. Returning: .Ati.m. Leaves Yaqulna iisoi.n. Leaves Corvallis i:f5 ,, M. Arrives Albany ua ' No. 3 For Detreit: TAii.ni. Leaver Albany ,iJi.tn. Arrives Detroit u" No. 4 Returning: imii.u. Leaves Detroit t5.' Arrives Albany .." No. 6. tt-00-O- Leaves Corvallis " ;i5a.ia. , Arrives Albany.... 6,w No. Q. . ,.o p. m. Leaves Albany i'-itt d. Arrives Corvallis. ... . . . 8j" ,, Ono and two connect at A'"?' iH Corvallis with Koutbern "'V.jfe. k'irlng direct service taand irs port and adjacent beaciies. ,rt,i Trains for the mountalM "' " imt Detroit at noon. Kl'',, J?Po, tM to reach camping ua'iTef tM Ureltenbusa and Santlam rives same day. . . .ii.n itb Five and sir connect V PorW the Albany local to and from ' TJ.SP.. . HIM. . H Ktf- :,53 'Wf :A'-'