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Newspaper Page Texti I ! i t HAIliWhMflrfrfifH ook Quer 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 Bicyclo 10104 ! 2 5 Silk Umbrella 7785 , V uon iiranu nai iiixki 4 3 Silk Negligee Shirt . .. 6957 5 $2.60 Wonted Sweater .... 10304 0 ll.fjn Dress Gloves 15909 7 f 1.60 Link Cuff Buttons 5210 8 $1.60 Watch Fob 15010 0 $1.25 Fancy Pcrealo Shirt 7317 10 $1 Shirt Stud 6071 11 $1 Scarf l'ln 7302 12 53c Imperial Tie 6220 13 50c Silk How 7018 1 1 50c Bat's Wine Tin 7478 15 50c Puff Tie 20110 10 60c Silk Handkerchief 8003 17 50c Overalls 10127 18 25c Ramie Handkerchief .... 7375 11) 25c Bow Tie 10709 20 25c Four-in.Hand Tie 70078 Save your coupons, in case any article remains 30 days we will make another drawing. 6 J .Johnson & 6o.. 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. AUJgoods marked in plain figures. POOR APPETITE means disordered digestion, and if not promply attended to will develop into chronic dyspepsia. Hostetter's Stomach Blt'ers will improve the appetite by strengthening the stomach, and prevent, as well as cure, indigestion, constipation, general debility, nervousness, sleepless less, and all disorders arising from an impaired digestion. If you have any of these troubles, don't fall to try it at onco. Our private revenue stamp covers tho neck of the bottle. The Best HOSTETTER'S of all STOMACH Tonic BITTERS Lacy's bboe stor? 94 Stato St cunningly built up, and from the loyal advisers of cities, counties, state, and in national affairs, the bills aro stacked up against these political catcbpooli. Look at the $0,000 and $10,000 claims presented in tiio last legislature for Hall and Mullau. Thousands of dollars aro wrung from the taxpayers at each session of tho legislature in this manner to reward men for political loyalty, and enough money is stolen from tho people iu this mannor to rotnln almost tho en tiro legal fraternity in the sorvice of the pary in power. To Mr. McBrlde, when he was secretary of state, is duo the credit for multiplying and extending this class of plundering. No claims of this kind that did not smell to Heaven itself ever failed of his expeditious care. Tho servant is worthy of his hire, and ho never went hungry who appealed in tho name of officialism. 1 I - "'M JOURNAL X-RAYS. THE DA1LT JOURNAL BY HOFER DRClTHERa. MONDAY. JULY 111, 100O. OxUy One Ynnr, 3.O0 In AUvanoo Dally Four Month. $1. In Advnnoo Weakly Ono Yonr 81. OO In Advnnoo THE MILK IN TUB ST. LOUIS STRIKE COCANUT. Ono factor In tho St. Louix street car strike is never referred to iu tho prowl reports, and it ismally the kernel to the whole problem. That Is that the various streetcar systems of St. Louis werocon- sol a ted undor one corporation by Brown Uroi., of New York, who doubled the capitalization, issued now mortgago bonds on tho whole property, and clean ed up $-tp,000,000 net profit on the trans action, ull in n few months. The IIiioh all passed from local control. The city of St, Louis did not oven hnvo a copy of the ordinances which pasted a corrupt and truculent city council, that barter ed away these franchises on the public streets, with as little ado as they would give a tttgxar n cup of water, while thu recipients of their favors wore already multi-millionaires. TIiIh is one of tho beautiful possibilities of the nontlorful gold standard. Every recti rity that can he Issued against a publlc-sorvlco fran chise can bo floated in thu bond markets, livery baud that can be issued against a city, county, stnto school district, or uven a iiuasl-publlc corporation can be rold. Public men and public nowspiiora can see no crime in Hrow u Bros, of Now York looting tho city of Ht.Ixmlaof thoto franchises and making a clean prollt of $10,000,00). Hut It la a crime when lalior organizes and resists the putting on of screws to make the property pay bigger dividends on thu fktitoiis capitalization. Thu police must bo called out to protect the robbery begun by llrowu llros. of New York, Thousands of deputies must lie sworn in at public expense to unablo thuiu to perfect thu loot begun iu the name of capital. The governor of thu statu Is asked to call thu militia to pro tect tho property of llrowu llros, who are probably nothing but agents of thu Rothschilds. To object to these things is lo be declared on enemy of capiUI, nu agitator, an unatchlsl. Unless capital can pursue Its own lawless rureor.lt will ifpt do business. It will go into hiding ami shut down thu mills, Yet there is nothing plainer than that thu streets be long to the people, and that public-service franchises cannot become private proixuty. If good wages cannot lie p.td thu men employed on street car Hues in largo cities, thu nperatiou of which mutt be profitable, and whore tho fares aro iu reality a tax levied upon the industry of tljo matses, whuru cau wages lie main tallied? Tho over-capitalization of the &. Louts street ear lines, tho alien owner ship by a soulless ay ndlcate,thu tlotltious ami fraudulent prollt exacted to pay dfvidonds to dead capital out of the llesli and blood of the laboring masses of the pooplo,who aru thu rual owners of thu franchises they aro the nigger Iu thu woodpile. W. Corbett nnnounccn his candidacy for U 8. senator in the following unmistak able language- "Previous to tho recent acts of my political enemies, I had hesi tated to become again u candidate for the United Stnlos senate. 1 now offer my services to the statu In that capacity, pledging myself to light for thu best in terests of the statu with thu tamo energy I use in lighting nil blackmailing, nil forms of repudiation, for tho develop ment of th Oriental tradu, mid (or whatever will maku Oregon and thu Northwest great and prosperous. II. V. Comim-." STARVIGG MOTIIKK SELLS HUn OABY POIt $100. the following Ii )ccUlti) the Chicago Triti um of Jimn'.'J.l. Thu life of a baby boy was put up for barter iu Now York city today. It was not an auction sale, but thu starving mother gavu to thu public a chanco to bid for thu life of her child. The sale was tuadu and today $100 was paid for a human being. Thu bill of salo was madooiit. It was witnessed by a law vcr and two others aud tho seal of a no tary public was attached. Thon thu document was curried to thu register's ollico and there formally tiled. Tho mother of thu child was Paulino Mathltj. Her brother and fathurare out of work and thu family almost starving. Then thu mother decided to dis'toio of her child, Mrs. Annie Gross, wife of a butcher has no children. Sho hoard o' the Mathis family's destitution and of fered $100 for the baby, It was accepted, though thu mother was heart-broken over having to give up her baby. MR. COR BUTT A CANDIDATE. Iu Sunday's Oregoutau Kx-Senator II. ATTACKING OFFICIALISM IN ITS STHONG II0LD. That is lut tho now Democratic dis trict attorney at Portland is doing. Mr. Chamberlain first offered his services to tho county Ixiard ami informed them that there would be no necessity for them to hire all tho unemployed Push lawyers so long as the law made him county attorney and provided an ample salary, Mr. Chamberlain's reasoning is painfully (lireetuml Juffersonlan, 'as the llrst Krson to squeal was ono of those costly annexe of Republicanism, a Gold Democrat, lion. M. L. Pipes, who had bills galore for straining ills Mimleroue Intellect to protect the taxpayers of Multnomah county aud luoldontly ena ble his lirm to earn alout live times as much aa all their other law practice paid. Chamberlain attacked a regular brauihlotmsh, because about half of the political lawyers live oil of the taxpavers in Oregon. Of course, Pipes was terri bly insulted to have his pull referred to as a graft. Was not taking $10,000 a year out of that county private business' That is what .Mr. llingham called it in Marion county. The 1'iiieses aud Ring hauiH aru tleeoing thu taxpayers all over this statu in the namuot politics. It is lobe hoped that thu kick-up be gun by Mr. Chamberlain may spread all over the statu until all tho disttiut attor neys aru compelled to look after public law suits aud give touiimI in case pro ldoil by law without hiring all the Hlaukstouu bosses on top of paying pub lie prosecutors. That system has Iwen Albany Is going to havo the grass on IU streets cut. t tt Salem could stand a wide-awako local improvement club. W Tho kid statesman that loft that Chi note door open ought to bo spanked. . Gen. Otis ought to be sent to China. Ho could capture tho Boxers at least once a week. . . An Kxchango properly compares the Doer war with America's seven year war for indopondenco. Senator Kelley, of Linn, is suggested for president of the Senate, and It's no fool thought, cither. . Koine is a good placo to stay away fromi and thousands no doubt think it'e a butter'ptaco to get away from. , A nation that is not mixed up in the Chinese skirmish just now is a back ntimlier, ajfossll n, in short, a lucky dog. I E. It. Tongue, n son of Congressman Thos. H. Tongue, has been appointed deputy district attornoy for Washington county, and the family organ says It Is a ood apo!ntment. . It is to bo hoped that tho predictions that Undo Sara will play a leading part in tho Chinese Imbroglio may not prove true. Wu have alroady split enough good red blood upon Aalatio coil. i t : Some of tho pictures now being print ed of McKinley and Bryan would lead folks to believe that they had the small lox. Tho bad typography is not con fined to tho country papers olthor. t t 1(30,000 men and boys have been thrown out of employment by the shut ting down of glass and iron works In aud about Pittsburg, said to be due to the fact that most of (he heavy govern ment orders caused by the war, have been tilled. t T A Republican organ speaks sneeringly of Bryan as the "richest man in Lin coln," who will "openn his bar'l" etc', and Is taken to task thus by the Mod ford Inquirer. "According to the report of the asses sor, Mr. Bryan's property is assossed for tho sum of $4,040. Now if tho report that ho pays taxes on more property than any other ono man in Lincoln, (a city with a ponnlation exceeding 60. 000) than tho banks of that city roust bo In a very shaky condition, that it must bo the poorest, most norertr stricken place in the United States, or on i no ouior nonu u must oe mainly poiiiiinicu wiiu lax uougora anu inter nal liars; still possibly now. havn't convtc A curious American colloquialism, of which I certainly cannot see tho ad vantage, writes William Archer In Pall Mall Gazette, is the substitution of "yep" or "yup" for "yes" and of "nope" for "no." No doubt we have tn England tho coster's "yuss," but one hears even educated Americans now and then using "yep" or some other corruption of "yes," scarcely to be In dicated by the ordinary alphabetical symbols. It seems to me a pity. Educated Americans, too, will often say "somewheres" and "a long ways." r .- lotto rimilit tti.it this "s" has a trriimmiitlMil hlstorv of Its own. Prob-. ably It Is an old case ending, Just as "ho goes out nights." on which Mr. Andrew Lang Is so severe. Is a sur vival of the "o'nlghts" which Shnkes pearc puts In the mouth of Julius Cos sar ("Sleek headed men and such as sleep o'nlghts"!- At the same tltae. as "somewheres has become Irremediably n vulgarism In England. It would. 1 think, be a graceful concession on the part of ed ucated Americans to drop the "s." After all. "somewhere" does not Jar In America, and "somewheres" very distinctly Jars In England. Tlir Limit. 'Tut your tongue out," said the doe tor to 4-ycar-old Gilbert. Little Gilbert protruded the tip of bis tongue. "No. ne: put It right out," said tho doctor. The little fellow shook his head weakly, and the tears gathered In his eyes. "I can't, doctor," he ventured at last. "It'a fastened on to me." WHY USE A rtrndlnir. Itead not much at a time, but medt tati ns much as your time and capaci ty nnd disposition will give you leave, ever remembering that little reading nnd much thinking, little speaking and mu.'h hearing, Is the best way to be coi.ie wise. k-'A rr-iqTsm la u' m m ! Destroy the Cause, you Remove the Effect Ncwbro's Hcrpicide kills tho dandruff perm which causes falling hair, and, finally, bafdncss. No other hair preparation kills the dandruff germ. Stop dan druff, there'll be no fulling hair, no baldness. Diciixio, jr. r., Not. i, m. IUtb been Mini Herpteld. and bf.ru usrd about one-third ol II boult.iad And IMI It doi all, and erf a more, man too claim for IU it not oolr cltanart the oalp rom dan drat! and pnrenu Uia hair from lalllnn out, but promote) a new irowlb. llaraonlrnanl tho quanta vmentlooed, and hara more hair on hit head than 1 have hail for jean, lalao And that It ker laa hair aoft and glof.tr. Zdwakd Dodd. For Sale at til Flrst-Clui Drug Storti. W?!sba(b Maitfle? HKCIirjSS TIIKV OIVK A 100l LIGHT AND AHK LONG 1.1VKD. WE BKLt, TIIRKK C1IUDKS: nvtiiii-i' wptflrtArir MiKTt.tf t)ia latot thlnir In mai.tlrvi. Durable aud ei HUNDRED CANDLE POWER with a contumrtlon of only Ihrco feet rer hour. lrlcoMc. NO, 197. The old Ittndbr, or pxxl UaUug quality and givlug KlQIITY C'ANDLK POWER. Price "IDEA I." Not quite u good quality but gtrlnit uuno candle power M tho No,:t7, and it half tho prlee, IS cents, . ......... Any of these mantles put on nd burners properly adjuited at aboro rates. DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? Mtotr.ci'n i BETTER UOIIT for LESS MONEY with one of thews burocri than with any other form of srtl. flclal light, W e bare gas itoyes alta Let Ua ibow them to you. SALEM GA8 LIGHT CO 71 Chemoketa St.. Telephone- 603. THE HEAT COOLERS 0.R.&N. roB lrom Portland, Chicago S reel a o.lS a.m cold 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 or groceries, saiaas, meats anu everyuiuig tut a lunch or refreshing summer meal. Harritt & Lawrence, OLD POSTOFF1CE OUOCKRY Bdo- kane nycr G.tUpr Allan tlo Kx. p, m aii ljake, Denver ft. ymana,L,Kana nty, ,....,.U11HI lHit, Worn, et4)j,ni Walla Walla. Hr.nl.... .--:,, . :;. -.."-'."-i'-'"', uunnn. tffiB..aB'! .''.!. Mll-i M,VU (.U MK MlnnJSr.n. 8 pm, So. m ex. Hun rJatur- .. -r iu p, m No Flies on a Hot Stove Nor is there any tlaw 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 BUEBOUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II Iave Halcm VIA HUNTINGTON Te, 7 6 a. ra( 8 40 OCEAN HTHi"uTVKS- For Ban KraBclVco 7 " ,D' Ban eyery flv day. COLUMHIA 1I1VKII HTKAMKli- " To Aaloria. and way Landing,, i P. B U P. in px Bun Ar8a- . 1. MVW Undlnga. Tnil.. -?i.."'.?.P' For WILLAMETTK IHVKli dir.nd"BalaA.a7.Vaha0a,fe rrniay WILLAMETTE UIVER DIVISION" Uoata to 1-ortland aa aboie. TranM.. . utrcct car no at Oreirou Cite tr ,h.i:?"et to delayed thero. Ticket, to all polnu in ne.V-8 waaiiing checked rail or river rotito to Portland. mauo at toruanu witn an ran, II ilea. Qcn, Arent. Trailn RtrnM .1..1. c.,. City ticket and freight omce.-2lflCommVrciiit ff hew." TlclTet. toai'toffulftS? U ington, California or tho Et U ?i?a' ed throngh from Balem free. ChSSw r river rotuo.to Portland. OniJSX "'"s.ti.'isirs EAS1 SOUTH AND VIA Southern Pacific Cn THE SHASTA ROUTE MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers. Located -10 miles south of I'ortlnml, on ono of tho most healthful nnd nttrnctive Bpots of the Willnmette Valley. The Ideal 1'iack foh Yocn Bovs. Preparatory, Classical, Commercial nnd Scientific Course. Music n specialty. For particulars, apply to tho President. 7-2-3m THOS. MILNB SUCCESSOR TO L. M. KIUK Grain, Hay, Flour, Alill Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prompt and careful attention piven to the delivery of goods to any part of tlio ciij. 54 to 58 State St. Phone 871. s TATE NORMAL SCHOOL JSC MONMOUTH, OREGON. Peace Declared Why devote all your time rendinjr tho Boer Wnr nnd the Gold Fioldsof Alaska? There are other matters o vital Importance; you may mako.n trip East, and will want to know how to travel. Inordor to havo the best sor vice, use tho Wisconsin Central It., between St. Paul and Chicago. 1'or a(ca and othor information, write Jas. A. Clock, Goneral Agent, Portland, Ore no.o BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE Lots of Small Tracts of From 1 to 20 Acres In and Around Salem. you n iction that this lueakini rciHirt, uHkrtnlly arrancod. wasuotton out by Mark Unnna's Itepublican news Diinxiuf" woman's Nightmare No womau'a happlneaa can te nuuplttr ulthout children ii it ncr nature to iovc auu vrant inem The illntilful nnlral lnruuun wnicn tne cxoccuui uiotutr muit imii iiawrr It m fraught vrlth vilu, auH(rug auddauger, that the very tbtfught of it fill, her ' uttnuorror ineie U no ueecatltv for IhooMtat of child birth to tx either painful or danger; oils inc use oi HoTiiaa'a I'ai.Nndutlng- fc lv tus piVKnancyaopreparetrieaatemrorinceveuiiruiiii(aaitiyiiaea ilEout any discomfort whatever Thta llnluient baa cartleJ thouanda bf women fhrougb this great crisis without suffering and they ilrxLire it a godsend to women bend for free book conululnir Information uf piicalcaa value Address, llradficM Kcgulslor Co., Atlauia, da piicclcaa 1 Moiher's Friend TODAY'S MARKET. Poktland, July 10 Wheat, valley57y, Walla Walla, 60 to 68. Flour Portland, best grados $2.05 to $3.'.0. a raham 3.70 tar oil. Oats Choli-o White 31t335c, grey 32 to !M per bushel. ' .Mlllstuff Uran, $13; shorts, $16. Hay Timothy $10Q11 per ton. Onions 1.25 for rod 1.60 for Silver skins. Potatoes 10 to 60c per sack. nutter Best dairy, 20Q26J fancy creamery, 35 to 40c. Store 'J6o. Kggs Omtou. 10), to 178c. Poultry Chickens. $3.00 tn-l.fln- lin. $ I to 4.60 turkeys, live 13e. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7c per pound. Itoss Heavy drwseU 6 to 0c. lUef-St(ers,4i34.60; cows.fS.oO Q4; tlressixl beef, OWto 7c. Veal-Dress, 8 & Stfc. for small. Hops L'QSc. Wool Valley, 12l3o i Eastern- Ore lou, 10(3150 ; Mohair, 25c. Hides Ureen, salted 60 lbs, 8Q9oi under 00. lbs, 7)rj8i - eheop pelts, 15(3 SALtu Murir. beat 53 pouudfjand over, 48. Wool, 13 tolOc, Mohair, 25o. Hops 6 to 7mc Some fine tracts, all sires, near Turner. Others atAumsville, Stnyton, Sclo, Lebanon, Albany, Jefferson, In dopondenco, Dallas, Monmouth, Sheri dan, McMinnville, Dayton, Hubbard, Woodburn, Gervais and Brooks. Wo also handle tho lands for McMaaterifc Ulrroll In Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Mult nomah and Washington counties. Also the land known aa tho Concordia Land A Trust Co. proiierty. These lands are offored at very low prices, In order to settle up old mortgages. Wo have lands at prices of from $2.60 per acre up. Also houses and lota in Salem, to sell cheap. Also to trade for randies. If you have any property to sell, trade or rent or want to buy or trade or want a loon or insurance, call and eeo us, at 202 Commercial St., Salem, Ore., B0Z0RTH, RYAN & CO, 6 26ml Tho Students of tho Stato Normal School aro prepared to take tho Stato Certlllcate Immediately on (-ratluatloii. Grndiihtcs readily eecuro trood positions. Kxeiiee of year from $120 to $150. rJtronK Academic and Professional courses. New social department In Manual Training. For Catalogue containing (ull Announcements, address P. L. Campbell, Prcs,, or, W. C. Warn?, Sec. Faculty Fall Term Opens September 18th, fbfek MM H -WW mpgwr LOANS AT CURRENT BATE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE B0Z0RTH BROS., 292 Commercial Street, Salem Onion. tWtEBflOj KSHUMEHTS OREGON GREATEST STATE FAIR SALEM OREGON Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1900. PREMIUMS on products SALEAL .LODGES A J. W. W. Halem Camp No. lis. McU every Friday eror. PK, 7.30, In A. O. U. Wt ball, titato I us. bldp. X. Iloulllrrd, O. C; W, A. Moorea, clerk, room 1C, Moorea blk KOHltSTICKQ OK -A-MliHlOA. Court Dherwool t'oreit No. IU. llwu Vrtday nlgbu Iu Turner Mock. Johu il. Cbaae.iO.lt. A U Drown Secy, U-17-lyr Trains leave Salem for Portland and way statlonsatSi'lOa. m. , 7:61 a. m. and 4:05 p. in. t. l-rtl.n.l Lv talem- Ar Aihlaetl ,, Ar Hacramento... Ar Ban Prancltco... 8.80A W 11.00 A M 12.30 A M - 5.00 P M 7. P a ArUgOcn- Ar Denver .. Ar Kama, city. Ar Chicago... Ar Um AnKclea. Ar Kl l'afo.... Ar rort Worth.. Ar City of Mexico.. Ar iiouaton . , 6:45 A M 9.00 A M . 735 A M 7.C A M 130 1' Jl - eeo i' m ..:30A M :M A M . 3.35 A M .625 1- M, S.42 A M .H;3 ! M, lOiJ 1' M I2 I- M 135 AM Hi A M ll 5 A M H0A M 725 A M KM A M 70 A M 600 ! U ttO A M 10.SO A M 3.35 A M 625 I' M MIA M 12:43 V U Ar New Orleans Ar WahttiBion. Ar New York ruiiman anu Tourists cars on botli trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Osden and Kl Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Iouls, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Frandisco with sov oral steamship lines for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central and fcouui Amoricn. Sco Mr. W. W. Skinner auent at Baletu Station, or address U. 11. MAKK.IAM, U. P. A., Portland, Oregon. POSSIBLY You aro not aware of tho fast time ai.il superb sirvico now afforded by tho n 2 2 10,000 IN of tho Farm, Field and Factory aiiuKn-uius inuusiriai exposition over neiu on uie i'acttlc Coast. Open to the World For Premium list address 51. D. Wisdom, Portland Ore. Old Post OfficeStables Are large ant havo reliable attund ants, your team boarded by the wee or day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea sonable. Your patronage solicited. H. M. Brown o-' terry Street. J -" Oats 3 to 30c. Hay Ualtxl, cheat, f7: thy, 110. r-VX to T7.60 timo- gk' 14 to 15c. " FlourIn wholesale lots. 12.50- rtnll 13. y-'-'jv ' Mlllstutf Bran, $13; shorts, H4. Hive-Dressed, 6tJc. IJvoctUo-Steew,Sf;cow, t)i to Shiev-$2.rJ0(33. Dre&eed Veal OUe. Ilutter Diiiry, 16c; creamery, SOc. Poultry Fit heni uer lh.. iv spring chickens per lb,, 10 ivuttoee -M to too per bushel for old. I Potatoes new, 60o jnr bushel. M .t&ft J w m?i .ML H. SU V JssW -. m vw m- " &- ifcW ! -vX' arijjjjjjjjjjjjjr c& ikkH J - llssH SssHl jW! FREEBURGER' HEAT MARKET Is open awin 'under new managemoiit and ve will supply you with the finest. iresit meats, lanl etc. put up in the1 cleanest and best shape and promptly! delivered. Come and see us. Phoni Main LUb VAN PATIOS HO. PLATING 4 sA ufk peraetS, wood bauUlesIIrrnil S Koyat vilvw H HECKMAN Kuiks rr i 8 u.i h...i.. Table ttoou rr set 6, - Tea iroona rr set S.HZI lluttorK nlres, -sjh Bua-ar Sheila, eai-h Oarvtnx tv-t ... , Napaln lUngaper 8cl a, Triple HHtet 1'late 160 411 9A 78 95 W IS w X5 .11 CO to f I SO . 15 50 .- 26 8 SALEM ACEHT tWIia NicklipUuSg!UrpriCMOoGoraand G. A. ROBERTS, OB State btreet. M Phono 28 7e Cheap Excursion Rates to the East On Juno 23, July 12 & 20, and August 4, tickets from Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo to Chlcaco. St. Louis and inter mediate points and return, will be sold uv uie GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT RATK OK One Regular Fare I'lus $2.00 for Round Trip Return Limit October 31, 1000 SPECIAL TRAINS One night out to Chicago. Tickets also goou on regular trains. ONLY DIRECT LIKE FROM COLORADO SPRINGS AND MAMT0U Take advantago of these cheap rates and spend your vacation in your old homes. Sleeping Car reservations may lw made now for any of tho excursions. Write for full information. A. E. OooPKit. G, A. P. D., Portland Or. K. W. Thompson-, A. G. P. A., . 'lopeka, Kan. Joii.v Sebastian. G. P. A., Chicago. Canadian Pacific AN IDEAL HOLIDAY TRIP Have you thought of the Steamer-Trip across the GUEaT LASES"? It com bines tho attractive features and bene fits o! an ocean trip wilL iut the attend ant distorts. Furthermore, it is less expensive than traveling by rail. 0Vp7tov WE HAVE " Daily Fast Trains TO THE EAST. If you cannot tako thu morning train travel via the opening train. Doth are finely equipped. "Our Specialties" Fast Time, Through Service, Pullman Palace Sleepers. Pullman Tourist Sleep ers. Pullman Diners, Library (Cafe) Car and Free Itcclining Chair cars. Hours iu tlmo saved to Omaha, Chic ago, Knnias City, St. Louis, New York uosion, anu otner eastern poiuis. Tickets good to Salt Lake City and Denver. It is toyour interest to use The Ovek land Limited. Tickets and sleeping car berths can bo secured from V. W. Skinner. ' Agent S. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag't. O' It. & N. Salem Ore. J. II. Lotiihop, Gen'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. Oregon Shon Lino Railroad The Direct Route to Montana, Utah. Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite routes, Via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Malt Line, or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Lines. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicago Special, "the finest in the West." Equipped Wlthi hicgant standard alee pen. Hue .New Ordinary Tourist 8leperi. Superb Llbrarv-IluiTet Cars. Bplcndlp pinners. Weals a la carte. Ir rev Keclininc Cnair Cars. nortablo Coach et and Smokers. KntUx Train Completely VeaUbuled. For futlher information apply to .R.NAGEL, W. B. o)Vl Trav. Pass. Agt. Gen'l l J a H2 Third St. Portland Or. me ;imerial Limited," with first class sleepers troin Vancouver, and Tourist Sleepers from Seattle every Tuesday, Thursday and .Saturday, con nects with ono of tho MAGNIFICENT REAMERS of the O. P. Ry. at Fort iiliain. ' If you are going East we -would be glad to give you some facia and informa tion regarding this trip. E. J. COYI.E, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, D. II. H. ABBOTT, 140 Third St. O. Portland, Corvallis & Eastern Railroad. TIME CARD. No. 2 For Yanulna: Train leaves Albany 12:10 p. nt Train leaves Corvaliu i:40d. iu. Train arrives Yaqulna . 6:55 p. ni. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulua 7-00 a.m Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a. n- Arrives Albany 12:10 p.m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:00a.ni. Arrives Detroit, 11:20a.m. No. 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit 12:10 p. ru, Arrives Albauy 6:45 p.m. 0. 5, Leaves Corvallis 0:00 a. m. Arrives Albany 0:45 a.m. No. 0. Leaves Albany 7:20 p.m. Arrives Corvallis. 8 :05 p. m Ono and two connect at Albany and Corvallis with Southern Pacific trains, k'lvlng direct service tDandrrom New port and adjacent beaches. -Trains for the mountains arrive nt Detroit at noon, rIvIdk ample tlue to reach camping grounds on the Hreltenbush and Santlam river the same day. , . Five aud six connect at Albany with the Albany local to and from Portland. U. U WALDKN. KDWIN HTONfc. Tr.r. A. Manatee J, TTJKKXK Aieut Albany. Ore. I