The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 12, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI 11 BT I ,00k Over Yetir 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.. . 2 o 811k Umbrella 3 3 Lion Brand Hat 10333 4 3 Silk Negligee Shirt .. . 65" 5 12.60 Worsted Sweater . . . 10-7)1 0 f 1.6o Dreea Gloves 16909 7 11.50 Link CufT Buttons 6210 8 $1.50 Watch Fob 16910 9 $1.25 Fancy Percale Shirt.. . . 7317 10 $1 Shirt Stud 5074 10101 1 11 $1 Peart Pin 7302 $ i vi nx imperial no wtm 13 50c Silk Hou 7018 14 60o Bat's WingTie 7478 15 50c Puff Tie 20110 10 50c 811k Handkerchief 6003 17 50c Overalls 10127 18 25c Itamlo Handkerchief 7375 10 25c How Tie 10709 20 25c Four-in-Hand Tie 70078 Save your coupons, in case any article remains 30 days we will make another drawing. G. lUounson & 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. Alljgoods marked in plain figures. ' tlon lias held before tho world tho light o( liberty. For more than a century It has been an example to all tlie world. You tell me that we can now be Indiffer ent to what Is going on? You tell me that a man who lifts his voice against the doctrine of imperialism is pleading the cause of the Filipino? I till you ho Is pleading the cause of 70,000,000 Ameri can citizens aye, ho is championing the right of the struggling manes of the world to look to America for exampte. (Great applause and cheering.) If every Filipino were to die, the world would go on, but If this Nation, the greatest Re public of the world's history,puts out its light; if this Republic turns its back to the doctrines which no loved a century and a quarter ago, then to what nation of the world can the people look for hope and inspiration? So you ought to be proud that you aro an American citizen and lw able to say : 'If thoRepubllc goes down. I am not to blame for i ts down fall.' " (Great applause and cheering.) M iiinnl. jmti'mi jiif7iiif'ii r:r SCTT"1 MMttir Will iii'ilaJ mittUii The Bet Preicrltlkm for Malaria. Chilli and feter li a bottle af Orore'aTaMeleM Chll Toole. It 1 limply Iron nil quinine In a tartelm form. No cure no pay. Trice Oc, M04m col All hats at greatly reduced prices. Mrs. Smith, State street. 7 0 lw Lacy's bboe stop? ' ov Stato St THE MILT JOURNAL BY HOFBR THURSDAY, JULY BRQTHKRU. h, iuoo." Dully Ono Yoar, 3 OO In Advancu Dally Pour Month 91. In Aclvnnco Wookly Ono Yoar SI.OO In Advance SERVANT CIHL PR0M.CM. There is u famine of maid servants In I-ondon, as well as in American rltieH and tho cailso is attributed to boarding schools. The management of ono of tho government registry offices of J-ouilim says that tho young womun that form erly sought employment an house servants nru now qtialilled mid omployed as clerks and stenographers. It is aim well known that the inure numerous oc cupations now open to women Is another caueo of the scarcity of household nor vants, girls naturally preferring employ ment in factories and 'shops, which ceases at a fixed hour, leaving them free for tho evening. For theso reasons it becomes hurtlor every year to get girls from tho country. They prefer to work In shops and facto ries near homo to serving as housemaids in tho large cities. The same conditions obtain in this country, and largely from thu same causes. It may bu that thu eight-hour system now being tried in some of tho eastern cities may prove n utrtlal rem edy, but not a full ono. To this must he added Increased wages that will prove an attraction for young women who nro turning good salarales as clerks, stenog raphers and factory hands. bonds drawing 31 per cent, interest, thus saving tha slate from puying Inter est on that amount of warrants at n much higher rate." t : I To nuvoiie who Iiiih read Theodore Roosevelt's mngarine articles on tho war In Culm, the appropriateness of the following chorus aduptcd from I'itiuforu will nppeal with Irresistible ferce: For lie hliiiKilf hath said it And it's greatly to his credit ; IIu'h the Hero of Hon Juan. Fur he might have ilono the flghtin'. And let others do the writin', Ah becomes a iiiinIusI man. Hut. in spite of all temptations. He hits published to the uatioiiH llu's the Hero of Han Junu. 4 Ham ltolMrts, a former Astoria saloon man, wan nominated for councilman of Skaimay, and declined In theso words "With all due resjiect to tho mass nomi nating convention I would most reK)ct fully decline to Income a candidate for councilman, and would ask that my name bo withdrawn from thu ticket. Ah u mixologist I feel jKiifeclly capableof peformlug my office, but as a guardian of an uncertain municipality I would be somewhat out of place. JOURNAL X-RAYS It is again time to capture Aguinaldo and declare the war ended. tM lly.thu way, what has Income of that Unban potal fraud Investigation? I J t A Hulem paper Iwasts of tho tine looks of Gifaplaln Pratt, the Oregon regiments. Looks don't amount to much. Chaplain Gilbert was one of tho liest looking on record. Albany Doiu. An Albany paper says: "A good many Kulem men ore Jresldeuts of Liu coin county. They visit their claims send-occasionally and call it-residing on them thoiwiino as ,xople el'ewheru do." Thu . r . New York committeeman, Mr. Odell, says thu plot discovered in New York to assassluate .McKluloy Is minus and should not bu made light of. jtr lnjheday Mark Hanna tends word from Ohio that no such plot exists, and that settles it. t t t William J, llryau will please note that tho price of wheat rlms and falls with tho pros jiocts of freu silver, It Is in an inverse ratio, now over.-Kopublleun Or. lint it has not been so low in years as since wo havo the gold standard enacted into our tUtutes. jlfler four year of fusion, or imtl Republican, government In Washington, tha Tauoina Ledger, a leading Republi can says: "The financial condition of tha state of Washington is most flatter ing. There are no outstanding wurmuts of (earlier date than November Issj, with $122,173 In tho treasury, of which f2l3, 300 is in the general school fund, 1105,008 In the general fund, and but (51 60 fu the permanent school fund In tho lat ter (uud, however, am 1 100,000 of statu urysa's Latest Talk. A great ratification wiuheld (it Lincoln yesterday at which Ilryuu, Stevenson, Toivno ami others f ok, outlining thu plans of the coming campaign. Mr. nryau s(oku last, iimi only In response to ri)eatel calls. Ho was wildly cheer ed as Chairman Kdmision Introduced him us ".Mr. llryun. of North America." "I feel utmost as if I ought to anolo- I giro for not being ahlo to call myself a former Republican," said Mr. llryau, amid laughter. Mr. llryau thon imiri an eloquent tribute to (iunural Weaver, Mr. Tow no and Webster Davis, formur Re publicans, saying that ho"woiulered how the Republicans who l not tied to hi parly by olllco could refine" to luavu the party and cast his lot withthoiu whobe lluve in the Declaration oj ludormndenco here, and in South Africa aleo." He con tinned; "I simply want to say now that the camiwigu is lHgun,io far as the tickets and the platforms are coneeriUKl.ttnd from now on until ideation day It will be the duty nf every eitiwn to take theo issues Iwfuro the country and weigh them. It will be the duty of every eitl- en to no where his duty lies. Theru is a privilege id being uii American cltUcn, and thurt is a rtteKnibillty oouimeu suruto with the privilege. If wu lived in u laud where u King thought for us, wo would feel no responsibility fur the notion of Hint King. Hut we live, m a laud where the people determine the policy. We live in it land whore the cltUen lm presses his nwuoplukm tion the tlov orument, where tho olicy of the. Gov ernment may Uuletermlnwl by the votn of ono oUImmi. And I want to letvve a thought with the) who are to vote this Full. 1 want every citiMii toso votu as ho would vote If he knew tlmt his vote would determine this next election, (tircut upplause ) Remember ivlmt it means. You vote in Nebraska, and your vote maydeteimlnethe vote of this state on thu residential Hoist and your state may determine the result. (Applause "When you get to the lls to vote.tro memlxir that you are an Amuricau clti sen. (Great, applause.) Remember that your vote msydstermlno this Nation's IHjsitlon, and that this Nation in a larve pleasure will determine thu public opu. Ion of thu world on the doctrine that governments come up from the people, lUrvat applaune For IS I jears thUNa- A PASTOR'S LETTER. Imcresslve Coajccntlon of Luthersa Church Last Sunlsy Luthtnn iCermin Paroch- Ul School lOctnj next.Wctk. To tiir Editer: The Lutheran con gregation, on East State street, had a great festival last Sunday, becauso their newly erected neat and (handsome church building was consecrated to Ood in the Highest. At 10:30 a. m. tho con gregation gathered before the church, and the ministers of tho Lord appeared on the platform, dressed with their ec clesiastical robes. On order of the trustees, Mr. Thomas RIessbeck handed the key over to the Pastor Loci, Adolph Ebcrlo, who opened tho doors in tho name of thu Holy Trinity. The clergymen went on and tho con gregation followed into tho building, w hlch wos decorated very nicely by tho ladies of the church. Mrs. Emma Gil S6ii played a sacred march. After tho caudles wero lighted, tho clorgymen came before tho holy altar and dedicated the church as a sanctuary to the honor of tho Triune God, according to tho very impressive liturgical rites of the Lutheran church. Rev. C. Rucohler, from Portland, preached an interesting dedication sermon in German. At " p. in. an English service was hold. The Rev E. Mack, from Oregon City, and the Pastor Loci officiated at the altar In tho English language, and then the first ono hypnotized tho most intelligent audience by his English ded ication sermon, which was a rhetorical and hnmllctlcal mastorplcco. In the evening at 8 o'clock tha closing sermon was held. Tho pastor Loci had the lit urgical part and Itev. II. Wlttro-k, from .Shubcl, delivered a owerful sermon in, Gorman. Tho choir, under tho direc tion of Mrs. E. Gilsen, sang in both languages many well-prepared numbers, and earned the thanks of every visitor during all the services. Tho Lutherans of Halum have now a house of worship worthy of thu high rank, which tho Lutheran church possesses among tho ecclesiastical denominations. Thu holy alter and tho pulpit of the now churchwero gilded and covered with lino silk-velvet, having in front a cross of gold-braid. Thu alter is of thcGothIc stylo and Ih ornamented with a crucifix, candlesticks with candles and vases with flowers, and the back wall shows nn artlstical picture, representing Christ when saying "Come Unto .Me." Also the gallery is made very fine and ornamonted by a good taste turnery. Services will Ihj held in this church uvory Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., und Sunday school at 10 a m. Tho pnrocliteul German school commences at tho schoolroom In tho church bulldinu next Monday, July 15, nt d n. m. and InaLD'untll October 1. This school is di rected by strict Christian rales, like all tho Lutheran institutions. The under signed has tho recotrshlp of this paroch leal school, Tho Lutheran church of Salem Iibh good profects for increasing in tho future. Very respectfully, AUOLI'lt Kiikhlk, Pastor Loci. B. Y. P. U. IstttflilloBil ColVtstlos. CMC1.1.SATI, Ohio, July 12. Ihe tenth annual convention of the Baptist Young People's Union, which is being officially entertained here by the Miami Associa tion oi tho order, opened this afternoon in Music Hall. The gathering is ono of largest In the history of tho organization and ono of the greatest religious meet ings ever held In this city. Between 16, 000 and 20,000 delegates and visitors are present. The program for the four days' convention embraces tho names of the foremost men of the denomination In every ffeld- Resides Music Ilall.a number of down tovtn churches aro offered to the visitors as headquarters and state rallies. Among the men of international reputation pres ent aro Rev. Wm. Ashmore.a pioneer of Eosnel work in China, and Rev. F. E. Gauge, pastor of Regents Park chapel. London, England. Dr. Gauge has charge of the opening devotional exercises dur ing the convention. A new departuro is observed in the arrangement of the various sessions of tho convention. There will be but two sessions a day, ono vln tho forenoon and tho other in tho evening. Tho afternoon will be given over entirely to the dele gates to do as they please. A Record la Blood, The record of Hood's Samparilla is literally written in the blood of millions of people to whom it haa given good heath. It is all the time curing diseases fl (tin .(nmonti A..id ktilnali. timl blood, and it is doing good every day to thousands who are taking it for poor ap- petite, tired feeling and general ueuinty. It U the best medicine money can buy. Hood's Pills aro non-irritating. Price 25 cents 4 WHY USE Wtfsbacl) flartfle? BECnCSS TUET OIVE A OOOO LIOnT AND ARE LO.NQ LIVED. WE SELL THREE rjRADKS: "TTSEV WELSBACn MANTLE. The TcrrUtct thing In rnsi.tlw. IJartbl o and fe" II0SDRKU CA.NDLK IWVhR with a roMUmpUou of i onlr .rje fet per h r. hkc. NO, 197. The old lundbr, of goollMUni quality snJgiTiug EIGHTY CA.NDLK ronKic. nice aocenu, "IDEAL." N AnroVthcWmmlpntonsndbumeriproperlrlJueditboTetefc dO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? !Xi7hu,M&& IlETTEn LIOHT for LESS MONEY with one of thee burners lbn with ny other form of snl BclU light, We hare ga itotcs also. Let u show them to you. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chemekcta St.. Telephone 603. Not quite u rood quality but giving same candle power m the No.IW, and at half the WW""' "'" '' ''wsiifcM..1nmt 0.R.&N. roa ' From 1'ortUn.i : ariti Cblragogalt tk, Dcnrer HCeciai uinaua, &au V13am Ft. im Wnrfh fit u.1. Luuli.Oblcaio and Et,' ' w "" Spo kane, Walla Walla, Hpokaue, Minn riycr I apolls, at. Panl, Duluth. Ml 6.Wpm wantec Chicago and out. 8po- lrtir.. IM HrY, VV VIA HUNTINGTON Jesuit Movlllite To Be Traosftrred. FnsDERtcK, Md., July 12. After an existence of seventy years, the famous St. John's novitiate here, is about to lw moved to a location on the Hudson river, abovo West Point, Jwhero prop erty of considerable value has been ac quired. The old novitito was founded by Father John McElroy, S. J who .re ceived ordination as a ; priest from Archplshop Ncale, of Baltimore, in 1810, and died at Frederick in 1873, The graves of many celebrities are about the building, but they will not bo disturbed in thu removal. Edward Purbrick Is now provlncal of the Jesuits in this province, which originally covered tho country, but at present embraces only the Southern, Middle and Now England states. The province was founded in 1031. " MY OWH SELF ACAIH.' THE HEAT COOLERS The warm season has come, but we are here ahead of it with a heavy supply of coolers in the way of the choicest line of groceries, salads, meats and everything tor a cold lunch or refreshing summer meal. Harritt & Lawrence, OLD POSTOFF1CE OROCKKY No Flies on a Hot Stove Nor is there any flaw or blemish on the work we do, either in plumbing, tinning or repairing. We lead on everything in the way of first-class work in our line. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURBOUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers. Located 40 miles south of Portland, on one of the most healthful and attractive spots ol tin) Willamette valley, inc idem, i'lack fok lociinovi. rreparatory, 'Inaatnnl PMnniiixilal Ami Qjifnntlfl Pmtreu Mltatrt n tltMitffi lftf iVOIt VUllliUCItint li -v.iviihiiv vuniv. auait, clswmiit 7-2-3m Atlan tic Kx.i p, m , OCKAN BTKAMamiu Dp m.'ForHan Franclaoo, Salt crcrr nve daji. Id. m ex. tiuo 10p,m. a. tn. 840 locate Kalcm COLUMBIA ItlVKll To Aitorla ana way Landlnjt,j p. B i P. m Bun. WILLAMBTTK KIVvii ... .i..t.. ..-.... 1 run uit.Kuu, -ewii-n Hh.l .wr..0 l.nHlr... 'u.n.l.. ... '. WfAr R- y:""'.-.":" .'"'.. "n- l.n day at 8.30 a. m. "" 4 B to- FOR (JORVALLIS daWf m1,nMTUc,d,jr' ThunJT nd Satur WILLAMETTE RIVEK U1V19J0X Dally boata to 1'ortUnd aa iborf. Trani.r. . tret car line at Oregon fltr If tbe ito.. J delayeJ there. Tiekete to all polnu in oJSnM VVashluxton, California or the Eaat, SSE ' chocked thronsh from Balom fret. ChoKT0 rail or rUer route to 1-ortland. Ctmn. made at I'ortlaml with all rail, weauiSlM0' llnea, ,W II. IIIKLBURt? M Oen, I'tMAgi s.IViTUaMOr O. M. IMnMu. Agent, Trade Street dock, a'tlei SOUTH AND EA81 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland and way Buuiimo i o;iu . ui. , 1 :ot a. m. ami U5 p. m. llev. Classical, Commercial and Scientific Course. For particulars, apply to tho President. THOS. MILNB SUCCESSOR TO L. M. KIRK Grain, Hay, Flour, Alill Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prompt and careful attention pWen to the delivery 01 goous to any part 01 tne city. Lt Portland Lt Salem. Ar A inland Ar ecrmcnlo.. Ar Ban KranclMO.. ArOxden. Ar ixnTer Ar Kama, Cllx Ar Cblcatro -.- - BJ0 A M .11-00 A Jl .12.30 A U - tD V M 7.43 P M Ar ijon AnEelca Ar Kl lao Ar Fort Worth Ar Cltj of Mexico. Ar Iloutton Ar New Orleana Ar WaihlnRtoa. Ar Now York . 8 44 A if 9(011 . 734 A M 7.44 A M I'Jo P il ' .- SCO P M ,. liMJI -IM A H 3.34 A M 834 V M , U A M U,U P M JO I'M 10.W P M 2i4 P M 14 A M 11 44 A M 8.40 A M 724 A M SWA M "ftJ AM fWP M c;oam 10 .W A M IDAJI l'2i t M 6.U A M I 1?U P Pullman and Tourists cars on both trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden and 1 Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis, Now Orleans and Washington. 54 to 58 State St. Phone 871. SALEM LODGES Mre. flatoa Wrllra to Mn. rinkhaaa. Follow, Her Atltlce ami la Made Well. "Deab Jfrw. Pixkiiam -For nearly two and one-half yearn I have been In fecblehealth. Aftermy little child came itAccmed I could not get my btrength again. I have chills and the severest pain In mylimbiundtop of head and am almost Insensi ble nt times. I also have a pain just to the right of brcoAt bone. It is so severe nt times that I cannot lie on my right bide. Pleu.se writo mo what you think of my case." Miis.ClaiiaOatkh, Johns P.O., MIs., April S3, 1808 MHPK?b? WMMWSM wuim r sbbbbbbPssiibbH 'lllClLSBBBBBBBBBHr ffl m,J'lltjk " Dkar Mkh. 1'inkiiam: I have taken Lydla B. PInkham'a Vege table Compound dm advised and now inl you a letter for publication. For bovcral years I wai in such wretched health that life was almost a burden. I could hardly walk across the floor, win ho feeble. Several of our best physicians attended me, but failed to help. I concluded to write to you for advice. In a few days I received audi aklnd, motherly letter. I follow edyour Instructions and nm my 'old self again. Wos greatly benefited Iniforo I hud used one bottle. Muy (iod bless 3'ou for what you are doing for suffer ing women." Mr. Claiu Uatus, Jolins P. O., Mh.,Oct. 0, WW. Pure Home Rendered Country Lard , J. w r. 7J0. in A. O. V W F X. Iloalllrrd. C. C: . room 16, Moorei blk f. I. w w. Salem Camp No. 118. Meela ererr KrfdaT tcL' . I TT U'. 1..I Cs t..a kl.. hall, State W. A, in, bide. Moorca, clerk, In'Bulk At Epplev's Only 10 cents a pound. OREGON GREATEST STATEFAIR SALEM OREGON Sept. 17,18, 19,20,21,22,1900. PRKMIUMS on products 10,000 IN of the DREAMERS, "Tltere'a nothing half m sweet in life as luvv'a young dream" The old song l light. Lovers are dn-imicrs. They creitt 11 siH-04.il world ill winch lliev live illumine from the hurt und Ills which e common humanitv, In their eti- nmieoiiioiiHlioia exjxittkM there's 110 place for a doctor. Ami very often when the dir.un diksolvr thev find that the doctur's bill, the one thing tlu iitiiirt count on, is now the one thing that a us regular as rent .md taxes. An 1 many ttmea it (5 money wasted, Dr. Pierce's la vorite I'rwcnp Ikw will do for a woman and her womanly ills, practically every thiiiK that can be lone liy any deb tor or medicine, It regulates the iktumU, dries de bilitating drains md cures iiillam- tuwtUMi, ukf rHtum and female weakness. It makes childbirth easv, and thousands n uurwiig moiners have tt-atihr.1 n n .. - --- . . . ... BCisaEM V f li 1 I HI f n m Vy dkaflLSMu i Price tXcUrtd Why devote all your time reading thelioer War and the Gold Fields ol Alaska? There are otiier matters o vital importance; you may make a trip East, and will want to know how to travel. In order to havo the best ser vice, use the Wisconsin Central Ry., between St, Paul and Chicago. For atos and other information, write Jas. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Oro no.o BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE hit tonic and strength giving properties. It contains no alcohol, neither onium. eaiiie or other narcotic Swii N y , wile "YouruifJitlBe. hac Rui .vuH.l for mr Vet tear my hf.lih 1. l"kF JleJkal WKoTry I hate much UUtr KcaftU. aa now I hate a int. healthy hab"" ,. Ktft: . .I)r "te'a Common Sense Medical Adviser, in paper covers, ts sent free on receipt of 31 one-cent, stamps t? lt.y Pf "sc ' mailing only Address Vt R. V. Ilcrce, Iluflilo, N Y Lots of Small Tracts of From 1 to 20 Acres in and Around Salem. Bomo fine tracts, all siios, near' Turner. Others at Aumsville, Stayton, Scio, Lebanon, Albany, Jeffereon, In dopondunee, Dallas, Monmouth, Sheri. dan, McMlnnvllle, Dayton, Hubbard, Wooilburn, Gervais uud Rrooks. Wo also handle the lands for McMaster A Blrrell in Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Mult uomah and Washington counties. Also the land known as tho Concordia Land A Trust Co. proiwrty, Theac lands aro oilenx! at very low prices, iu order to settle up old mortRBges. We have lands . prices 01 irom 2.&0 ,raereup. Also houses and lota iu Salem, to sell cheap. Also to trade for ranches. If you have any property to sell, trade or rent or want to buy or trade or want a loan or Insurance, call and ecu us, at. W2 Commercial St., Salem, Ore,, B0Z0RTH, RYAN & CO 6 20ml Farm, Field and Factory The greatest Industrial exposition ever . JH titu A MV1UV VUUt, Open to the World For Premium list address M. D. Wisdom, Portland Ore. Old Post OfficeStables Are large am' have reliable attend ants, your team boarded by the week or uy. uoou teams lor Hire. I'rices rea wnable. Your patronage solicited, H. M. Brown 62 Ferry Street. IfCRBSTBRS OK AMKHIOA Court Sticrnooi Foreit No. 19, Mccta Xrlilaj nlgbta in Turner block. John M. Cbao,iC. K. A I, Brown Kerr. 11. 17.1 rr Connectinc at San Frandisco with sev- oral steamship lines for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central and South America. Soo Mr. W. W. Skinner agent at Salem Station, or address 0. U. MARKHAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. POSSIBLY You are not awnro of tho fast time acd superb service now afforded by the TREEBDRGER' HEAT MARKET Is open atra!n under new management and re will supply you with the finest, fresh meats, lard etc. put up in the ctoanost and best shape and promptly delivered. Come and see us. Phone. MiviuliHO. VAN I'ATTON 4 TO PLATING Itojal :siier Metal nlTt rr t ( t) wooil ban Jlei. is tTI pCTKte, WOOj han.ll., 'jo KnlTvaperwK, Metal banillea SO rkperet.Metal handle tt Table ioui r aet , . W Tnin,i,inip..lfl a Butter ICnivva, - 04 Sugar Sheila, k 09 Waning twt Kaokla Rlun mt itt a. c"" , , Triple Silver Mate ISO 40 as 75 40 10 10 SO u II WtollSO Call and (tot our prices on Gold and Nickel plating. Cheap Excursion Rates. lo the East On June 23, July 12 & 20. and August A, tickets from Denver, Colorado Springs, memo to unicago, St. Louis ami Inter mediate points and return, will be sold hvthe GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT KATE OF One Regular Fare l'liuSiOQ for Hound Trip Return Limit October 31, 1W)0 SPECIAL TRAINS One night out to Chicago. Tickets also good on regular trains. ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM COLORADO SPRINGS AMD MAMT0U Take advantago of theso cheap rates and siend your vacation in your old homes. Sleeping Car reservations may be made now for any of tho excursions. Write for full information. A. E. Coopkii, G, A. P. D., Portland Or. E. W. Thompson, A. G. P. A., Topekn, Kan. John Scbastian. G. P. A., Chicago. Canadian Pacific AN IDEAL HOLIDAY TRIP Have you thought of the Steamer Trip across tho"GREAT L4SES"? It com bines the attractive fearues and bene fits o! an ocean trip will Jut the attend ant distorts. Furthermore, it is less expensive than traveling by rail. The ''Imnerial Limited." u-llh fir.t. class sleepers Irom Vancouver, and Tourist 6leepers . from Seattle every Tuesday, Thureday and Saturday, con nects with ono of the MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS of the O. P. Ry. at Fort 11 uuauj, If you are going East we would bo giau to give you some facta and informa tion regardiug this U'ip. pIcto Wo havo Daily Fast Tiiains to tiik East. If you cannot tako tho morning train travel via the evening train. Roth are finely equipped. "Our Specialties" Fast Timo, Through Service, Pullman Pntnm KlwnttrH. Pullman Tourist Sleep ers, Pullman Diners, Library (.Cafe) Car and Free Reclining Chair cars. Hours in time saed to Omaha, Chic ago, Kaiuas City. St. Louis, New York Boston, and other Eastern points. Tickets good to Salt Lake City and Denver. It is toyour Interest to use Tub Ovbk land l.luiTKi). Tickets and sleeping car bertha can bo eecured from W. W. Skinnkb. Agent B. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag't. O- It. & N. Salem Oro J. II, Lotiiroi', Gen'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. Oregon Shon Line Railroad The Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite routes, via 1 the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mali Line, or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Lines. No Change ofCarSi On the Portland-Chicago Special, "the Bnest in the West." Equipped Wlthl ' KltcaDt Standard Sleern . Hue New Ordinary Tuurlit Sleeper. 'Superb Ubrarr-liuffet Can. Hpleuillp Illonen, Meals a la carte, rree ltecllnlnz Chair Can. Comfortable Cuacbta anil Smoker, hnllru Train Completely Veitibulcd. For further information apply to .R. NAG EL, W. E. COWAN Trav. Pass. Agt. Gen'l Agen 2 Third 8t. Portland Or. E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, B. II. II. ABBOTT, 140 Third St. O. Portland, S, C, STONE. M. D. Proprietor! G, A. ROBERTS, 103 Stata btraat M Phanj 2 3 73'iai ulUUon. eumlnatloa orpraacripUon, If Stone's Drua: Stores HALKM, OREGON. Tlietcrt (two la namberi arc located a No. 2 and S3J Oommereial itreet, and are well tocxed wtta a complete line oldruga and medlclnsi, toilet artlelea, rerfmaerr. bruahea etc, etc, etc DR.8TONE HahadioiaaUieariiierfenDnn tha nnu tic of medicine and now make no 'charge (or Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIME CARD, No. 2 For Yaquina: Train leaves Albany 12:60 pn Train leaves Corvallis.... I;l0p.' Tialn arrives Yaaulna . 5:65 P. No. 1 Returning: LeaVes Yaquina ., 7,00a.ni Loaves Corvallis., 11:30 a. Arrives Albany 12:10 p.m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leave Albany , 70a.m. Arrives Detroit 11:20a. m- No. 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit 12:10 p. w Arrives Albany 6:45 p. No. 5. Leaves Corvallis . ..0:00a.m. Arrives Albany 0:45 a. m- No. 6. Leaves Albany 7:-'0p-m Arrives Corvallis 8 :05 p. m One and two connect at Albany oa Corvallis with Southern Pad Uctialns, flying direct service ts and from port and adjacent beaches. , t Trains for tbe mountains arrive at Detroit at noon, kItIok ample time to reach camping grounds on iae Breltenbush and Santlam river tne same day. .. ,,u Five and six connect at Albany wit n the Albany local to and from 1 FortUnd. u.UwauJkn!a KnwwgffiiS,. J, TOBMBB Jjreot Albany. Or.