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GREAT STRAW HAT SALE
" To movotho broken linos mid the balance of our line 6f fine
etitvw hats, wo nro now offering them at
' Sale Prices: 75c to $1.25 liats, 65c.
Good Harvest Hats 5c.
SUMMER UNDbRWEAR 2C
These sweltering days nru powerful reminders thai you want
something light anil coal in tho way of underwear. Our linu
1b tho most comploto wo Imvo over offered AND PRICKS
AUK BUttE TO PLEASE YOU.
Balbriggan Uunderwear 25c, 50c, 65, 75c.
Fine Ribbed 50c, 75c, $1.20, $1.25, $1:50.
Tho famous Glnstcnburry wool underwear can he had from us.
Do not fail to sen them before you urcliAfe.
6J.jon
nson & 6o
ThcJPcopIcs Clothiers and Furnishct'S.
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Annual Shoe Sale
10 per cent. Discount
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One year ago'wc 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 onfall shoes. All goods marked in plain figures.
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HIE DAILY JOURNAL
,.. UV HOFKK UHC1THEH3,
THURSDAY. JULY I'll, 11100
duo a youiiK mail with n hand or arm no
eiduiitally nlmtoff.nud a useful mini thun
dlHiihled for life Is enough lo mnko one
wish the invention and innnufuuluro of
firearms were declared a crime.
Dally Ono Your. 3 OO'ln Advnnoe , what IS ItOOSEVELT'S
Dolly Four Month $1. In Advnnoo, WEAKNESS?
Wookly OnnYonr Sl.oo In Auvnnoei
CHL'ATEST
TO AMERICA AND BRITAIN.
MoaeaTaniattln the Hprlnsllekl l(ciil,llcaii.
What nro yo doing, yu Amor lean toplo,
In tho far off islands of tliu sea,
While your bolls, sweet pealing from
i tower und steeple,
llreatho thu anthem of tho free?
Spilling and pourlnn out blood liku
.water,
Fighting like beasts, m in cuiiturlos
gone;
Spain bus boon humbled, and ytit thu
slaughter
And cruel slaying und Ntrifo goon on.
For yo imnt and biilehurour poor brown
brother,
With bullota yo slaughter the great
ml Binall;
While here, us tliuro lualil, wife, and
mother
Are cryiiiK and praying alike for all.
What aio yo doing, yo bond of llritalu,
In cor r leu ol ono ureal uoulluniit,
While in another your fuvor-ainTtttm
I'erleli In mllllone, fainlnuspout?
O Liberty I thy torch uplifted!
Shako it to all tho m.uldeued nkltw,
And show thu natioiiH, to ruin drilling,
How dear life in in heaven' eyiwl
Yo Anglo-Saxons, In tliini take wnrnlni;
If by thu Hwonl yu would not fall,
Lot Peaco shine here, tut shines tho
morhlng,
A joy and u blessing to each and all.
bower and tower and
Volcn that Blirllen
From bay and
Bteeple,
Do you hear tho
Aikliii aloud why rich, prom! ueonlo
Murder Ills children beyond thu son?
BLOODSHED
WILL FOLLOW
OF ARMS.
THE use
While tho millennium uf peace may
not bo realized In our ago, it In certain
that the tnalntenaneo of an urinal state
by a nation or an Individual ultimately
calls for bloodtihod.
Out of nil hurly-burly of war the
pant two yearn u till tho noblest appeal
to Immunity wan thu Csur'e call for a
poaco conference.
Bo surely its our government iwrnlnln
in building up a powerful army and
navy ,'Bo surely may wo oxpoet to Im
Involved In wars and to I hi engaged
In tho shedding of liumaii blood. The
goddess of war Is today beckoning us
on to follow in tho footstep of all tlio
crud monarrhlea of tho past, that sac
rluYod the best blood of their growing
generations in spilling the blood of
woakur nations.
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TIIC DANGEK OF POSSESSING FIREARMS.
That was a remarkable shootlngnff.iir,
the ifasupf Dr. Holmes and wife of Is
lund'Olty, botli shot through and prob
ably moimud for life by thu uucidnnlul
discharge uf u pistol. They were retir
ing for thu night,und alio was examining
a pistol which tluiy had procured to pio
tect themselves against imagined dan
gor of robbery.
The Doctor's wife was shot through
the Iwdy, her lung perforated, ami tho
same bullet shuttered thu arm of Dr.
Holmes who was st-induig behind her.
They will probably all Iheir livw shun
firearms, llut few will learn thosuine
lesson from their diiutr'Osoxpiriuiioe.
Tho number who carry firearms hhthII)
ud uselessly is very larue. The number
ofiacoldeutlul deaUia from sliuytin uiul
the number bt crime, oounutttivl by
sbootiiiK of K)rsoi and animals bmtuso
of uunwessary possession Of Kuns.ptstols
ud even ulrguns, 1 too laruo to boast of
'Uir high iutelllKOiico as u jMtuple. To
Is it not his painful lack of modontv.
iilm-liookingly inordinate vanity? Ho
we'll to tlio l'lilladelphla convention
wearing his lloiigli Kider hat for the
purpose of attracting personal attention
and either becoming n candidate for
provident or vice-president. IIo deolared
in strident nolo Hint liooonldu't think
of taking Hi-coud place on thu ticket,
and yet, 1 lieu thu heroine of llyrou'n Don
Juan, "vowing ho would no'or conxout,
eoii8enllii." His bombantlc parading
of himrelfitt the national convention
and uver hIiico is rubbing olf u urent
deal of the bloom of his popularity.
Tried by his own slundard of a life of
service, is not Hoonevelt's love of ills,
play, lovo of taking thu front place in
tho publlceye, his weak point? Iloinpiv
erinir of a ureal statu, with (trout inter
omIm and (treat problems. All this he
leave to shift for itself, w Idle ho hunts
IiIrkit Kamo. Tho wiHikuesH of our pub
lic men is rt'inirdhiK a position of IriiHt
merely as a M'condary matter, couiKtrod
to tho opportunity tomakoof tlicm
soIviim a KriiUMimu rpectaclu of sulf seek.
iiiK. This Ih ItiKevelt'H crime, but it
will not injure him in thu mind of bis
Kirty, which was rarely in need of a
pyrotechnic tail to its ticket to divert
attention from the administration.
MINISTER CONGER.
Christian Scientists Claim to lie Cxtrllni
Themselves In His llclulf.
I'tom l be Clilmijo lnter-Ocu
That Minister Kdwin II. Connor and
his family are Alive in I'ekiu is thu cir
niMt belief of his niiKe, thedaiiKhter ol
Mrs. James S. .McConnell, No 1:181) I.ako
avenue. Other (JIiIcubo frlonds of tho
imperilod minister and his family !uo
that they are (.till alive, but .Miss Mc
(kiunell has no doubts. Sho dooa not
claim to have received any mewiinu ; she
simply is sure in her own iiilud that the
UuiiKtirH aro alive.
l'ekln and Chlotti are united in there
days of tmsptmsu and dread by thousands
of Biibtlo tliouitht currents tho "xx
thniiKlitN" of the ChrletiHil beieutists.
Thece currents are setllnis toward tho
Chinese capital from all other ortJons
of the United Hiles also. Niiraie thu
Conger the only uiauiiets that draw
tlieuii they are dinHilml touarlall thoe
in peril at thu hands of thu Chine
Nowheieis this thoUKht current stroiiKor
than from CIiUmko, for hero Him Confers
are known and loved by the Christian
Sjlentists, and here family ties
strensl hen thu lwud. Mrs. MvConusll
and her family are member of the First
Christian HcUiioe ehureh, Dieel Imulu
vanl and Fortieth street. Mis. Conger
in alsoa Christian trsJenlist, nnd is known
and almirul by thuse of llmt faith In
ChlcHUM. I JKt w inter tho Coiijjeis vis
Ilivl Iho .MeCtiuutdl's and Mrs. Conner
wiwidml tlw Fii uhiiieh and look part
iu tho servicer
Thuro will Im no public services of
any kind and no unitod or concerted
iietlon by tho Christian Sotontists iu re.
lltlontn tho dingers, Oiirwilau Sci
entist do not MUivu In such a course,
oxcupt where the irootl of the faith is
inquostuMi, Kudi llHnilit current will
thertiforo on its rale way to form
a jkuI of the groat wlioJ,
"Thero yil hy no ouncerled action,"
saluJohn H. Cainerun, render of the
rirHcmiroiu "iHHMtiw uiai is not our
way Of doing Yet we arJ nil vinltwl in
an JiitelliKont effort to let-in evil
wiierorer u is louiuii it) Hie case o a
sick man wo reurd his siuknuss as a
manifestation of ovll in tho patient.
Wo aim in treating tho patient to ro
move tho ovll from him. To tnako
plain our understanding of tho situation
In China, I might carry out tho simile
and call tho Chinese sick men. Our ef
fort, therefore, la to cast out tho ovll
from them and restoro them to normal
and healthful conditions.
It is also understood these thought
currents will eo Increase tho slnccro
lovo and charity which Mrs. Conger,
as a Christian Scientist, entertains for
the Chinese that this lovo nnd char
ity will subdue tho powers of ovil that
encompass her, nnd turn thu thoughts
of her enemies from rapino and slaught
er and murder.
In an Interview Mrs. McConnell nays:
"Wo have been doing all in our power
to bring about the rescue of my sister
and her family. It Is simply a mode
of 'absent treatment, not only for tho
family, but on tho men who nro men
acing them. This treatment consists
not alono of prayers, but of an effort
to control, perhaps by telepathy, tho
minds of those who Imvo it in their
power to restoro tho Christians In
China to safety.
"My daughter has worked eo hard over
tho matter that sho is sure, in her own
mind, that her aunt is alive, and that
Minister Conger and his family will ,bo
rescued. Sho seems to bo certain that
tho family lives.
"This Is not nn occult mntter. Every
thing Ib real and exists, and Is In evid
ence. Wo can save thoso in danger if
our minds and faith will hut bo strong
enough. The fact that tboro is no dis
ease, and that people only suffer from
hallucinations or beliefs of their own
minds, would tend to show that dangers
and calamities nro nothing but imagin
ings of mind.
:tiie women opciiina.
In view of tho probability that China
is soon to be involved in a war with tho
great powers of tho earth, a war which
will, in nil likelihood forever settle tho
question of Eastern or Western suprem
acy, civilization is beginning to ask
what part the women of China may
bo expected to tako during this great
struggle. With any othor nation tliu
question might bo easily answered. One
could predict with cortalnty that the
women of Hussln, England, Prance,
Germany, the United States aye, oven
tlio gnntlu'soulcd, half-emancipated lit
tle women of Japan would gird on the
swords of their husbands and lovem and
send them out to battle with bravo
smiles and hidden tears, then courage
ously tako up thu work they lay down at
home nnd do their best to fill tho gap
loft by the departing wnrriorB, contriv
ing to Noud many comforts to the
troops In tho Hold as well last dis
patching lied Cross nurses to caro
fr tho sick and wounded on field
and In hospital. Tho extraordinary
Bcrvico rendered by the homely, dull,
unlettered Boer women lina been tho
most Improsilvo feature of tho contest
in the Transviml. Thu question as to
what the women of China will do can
only lie answered with an interrogation
point.
Dilllcultus it is to comprehend the
character of the yellow men, Industri
ous, suporstitlous, thrifty, cunning, vin
dictive, skilled of hand, narrow and
prejudiced, who make np the greater
part of China's population, tho women
of China aro a deeper riddle. .Some
thing Is known of their customs, their
social and domestic relations. As a rule
illiterate mid unschooled, wretched
drudges among tho poorer classes and
the crippled playthings of the rich,
always reckoned as inferiors and held iu
strict subjection to uion, thero seems
uuvetliorless it delicacy ol sentiment, a
opened an opportunity for tho study ol
Chlneso fomlnlnlty under most adverso
conditions, Intelligent observers havo
beon surprised at the originality, Inde
pendence and force of character devel"
oped in girls rescued from lives of In
famy, and It is n singular fact that these
women, marrying their own country
men undor tho protection of tho Stars
and Strlp?s, almost invariably assume
tho mastery of their households.
Under conditions ruling In China,
however, tho women of tho masses may
sifely bo figured as ciphers so far as war
and strife aro concerned. They aro not
likely to either help on their liego lords
or to hinder them, and should reverses
overtake tho Chlneso their army will
probably have no hesitation in evacu
ating territory without bestowing a
a thought upon them, as iu 1800, when
tho advancing Uritish forces found
villages whero helpless women nnd chil
dren, heartlessly deserted and unpro
tected, wcro ready to commit sulcldo in
their despair and fright rather than to
fall into the hands of the enemy. The
women of the privileged classes, on the
other linnd, possessing no upcful knowl
edge or practical accomplishments, yet
claiming exceptional consideration be
cause of their rank, may oven bo reck
oned n distinct negative quantity and
lerious handicap in tho internation
al contest whose opening guns have al
ready been fired.
WHY USE
W?lsba(b Matfle? Q R ftjf
ICCItUSR TTIttr (UVK A OOOD MPJR nLtt HB.n
,QI1T AND A1IR LONd LIVED.
ncCHUSK THKr (UVK A GOOD
LIGHT AND A1IR LONd LtVKP
1VK BKLI, TII11KK aitADGS!
viiHKA" WHI.HHAIJI1 MANTL-K. Tlio vcrr latent thine In msi.tlm. Durable unit gives ONK
HtWMtKI) CANULK l'OWKIl with a consumption of only I ,ri fcctlwr hour, mwiwc.
NO, 197. Tho old standby, or good ImtlUK quality ana giving KiailTY CANDI.K l'OWKK. 1'rico
IDKAf" Notftulto M good qusllty but giving sumo esndlo power as tho No,y7, and it half tho
price, loccun, .
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i-A ,i Mrr tirr-i rninn uimMCDC? If not why notT Call niut SCO us aul
DO YOU USE WELSBACH BUKNERSr wn will prove to you that you can get
a I1KTTKR M01IT for I.ES8 MONEY with ono of thowj burner than with any othor form of ant.
nclalUght, Wo have gas itovca also. Let us show them to you.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chemckcta St.. Telophono 503.
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Chicago
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kane Flyer
C.COpm
tim SCnKDCU.
iium loniand.
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uiau, A.UIU I'ltV
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Walla Walla, Sppkano,' Mlnu
apolls, Bt. J'aol, Uuluth. mil
waaice unicagu and oiMt,
Can You Tell Why.
You have constant headaches, aro nerv
ous and sleepless at night and feel tired
in tho morning? Your bl.xxl Isn't car
rying tlio right materials to your nerves
and other organs. Uegln taking Hood's
Sarsaparllla. tho great blood cnrlchor,
nnd you will soon realize it change.
You will feel better and stronger, will
rolish your food and enjoy refreshing
slpep.
Nausea, indigestion ore cured by
Hood's fills. 7
The Dividends Are Paid.
New Yonic, July 20. Tho big twenty
flvo cents per sharo regular monthly
dividend declared by the Home Stake
Mining Company was paid ot tho com
pany's offices this forenoon.
The Dest Prescription for Malaria.
Chills and fever Im bottloaf OroTO'sTaMcIers
Chll Tonic. It Is simply Iron iui'1 nulnlne In a
tasteless form. Ho euro uo pay. l'rlco 60c,
W0m coil
Landltvllle Camp Meeting Occnj.
Lanhiuisvillb, Pa., July L'0. The
Laudisdalo Camp Meeting Association
opened its annual session hero today.
The meetings will continue for 10 days,
during which prominent speakers from
Philadelphia and other cities will take
part in tho program.
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 for a cold.
lunch or refreshing summer meal.
Harritt & Lawrence,
Allan
tlo Kx.
p, m
8 pm.
olu posT-omoi: okockiiy
No Flies on a Hot Stove
Nor is there-airy 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.
s ii. m.
ox. Hun
10 p, tu.
VIA HUNTlNcnON
OUKAN UTKAMHIin'S"
Fur San Kranclaoo,
ball every Qvs days.
COUJMMIA niVKM
To Astoria and way handing!,
i-Wpt,
l
tiff'
its
p.
I p. ft.
'-Hon.
WILIjAMKTTW nivvn
Leave Fox Portland, Newberg nd .J
Balcm MndlnK.. TneodaV TliS?
uay anu ttatnrUnjr at 6.80 a to,
Trlda,
WILLAMBTTK KIVHIl DIVIHIM
lloata to Portland aa abore. Transfl .
street car lino at Oregon Cltr If the st?JS;2. -1
delujcd l horo. Tlokela to all polnu iS"-"
a. . i.: ." irimi
oast. Bi,S
Portland. Connr.Il
.n .;?""
Washlimton. California or ihn
checked through from Salem frco.
rail or river rotito to
n..ln at l-nrllaml with .11 r.ll . 1"""l
OCn.raMAfl.IMriliBVd,
O. M, Itiwtii
Agent, Trade Street dock. SiS
City ticket and freight offlce,m Cominea,
T. S BURBOUGHS, 102 State
Phone 1511
MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY
Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers.
Located -10 miles south of Portland, on ono of tho most healthful and nttrnctivo
snots of tho Willamette Valley. Tiik InuAL I'iauk koii Youit Hoys. Preparatory,
Classical, Commercial and Scientific Course. .Aluslu a specialty.
ror particulars, apply to tlio President. clXJm
SOUTH AND EAS
Co.
Southern
Pa
THE. SHASTA ROUTE
TelU its own rtory
y. A inuoli irt often a
lie on a woman's lips. It belies the pain
which is tearing at lite nerves. Itut the
syei have no part in the laugh. Their
pui olt- rings kjienlc of sufTeriiiL'. There
lie lines too alxiuttlie mouth which only
pain can jjlve. Mnny women look for
wanl .to n week of such misery each
month. Three mouths of each year are
gUen up to sufTerili'. It weakens them.
It n-'t-s them. It rolw them of tocial
r1i mures nnd family joys. Can there be
xcuso inr Mien women who tan to
f uv
depth of maternal devotion, u gentleness . tl-v Dr. Pierce's l'nvorite Prescription?
of disposition characteristic of Chinese
womuuiwhloh Is like tho blossoming of
a (lower struggling in sterile soil nnd un
folding its petals In the darkness. Tho
wonderful individuality of thu Kmpriss
Dowager, horself u child of tho people
and enslaved In youth, whose keen in
tellect, indouiinntiblo will and executive
ability have enabled her to cross swords
successfully With tho foremost statesman
of tho day In her empire, suggests the
possibilities of development innate iu
the Chinese woman were she to bo freed
from the thraldom in which she has
been hound for centuries. Iu Ban
Francisco, whero mission work bus
SUWRLGANI) .RELIEF
riiroo Letters from Mre. Johnnon ,
Bhowltifir thnt Lydlu B. Pink
liuru'a Votrotnblo Compound
Guros tho Ills of vVoinou
Wrote (or firs. Plnkham'a Advice
November, i897
" Okau Mus. Pinkiiam : - 1 am n (front
uireivr, have lunch trouble through
the lower part of my IkiwcIm, und 1 uiu
writing to you for advlee. MeiiKos are
Irretfiilar nnd scanty, uiu ttMtbled with
leueorrhiiMi, mid I uehe mi through my
bnek and down through my loins, I
have bpolU of bloating very badly,
roinetlinoa will lw very large and other
times very inuoli ivduced." -Muh.Ciias.
K. .fou.NMi.x, llox 33, Huiufurd (.'outer,
Maine, Nov. 'iU, ltl7.
Improvement Reported December,
1807
"UKAlt 3IK3. Pi.VKU.VMt I wUh to
(ell you Hint 1 11m Improving In health.
f am over mi much better thuu when 1
role before. The trouble through
the lower part ot IkiwoU. U better and
1 uiu nut bloated mi badly. 1 wiih very
iiiueh kwolleu through tho iiIkIoiuou
lK-foro I took l.ydla K. Plukham'it Vege
table Ooiupound, I htlll Imvo 11 feel
ing of ftilnos uerood my client. I have
umhI three bottle of It and am 011 the
fourth. '"- Mus. ('has. K. Joiixmut, Uo
33. HumforiU'entor. Maine, Doo.l3,l6U7
nnjoylng (lood Health June, 18QO
" Dkaii Miw. Pi.nkii.vu ; hliKwivjear
ago I luo 1hhii tuUlngyour iikhUoIuo,
nnd am now strong und enjoying good
henltlu 1 h.wo not beon m) well foi
three years, and feel very thankful t
you for what l.ydla It Plnkham'4 Wgo
table luukuud bus dune for me.
would udvUe ull who Mirier with fe
male tivubliM to try your uiedieiue."
Mim. Ciias. Ii Joii.VMiN. IId.v a. Hum
font Center. Maine. Juue 1, IbVV.
ft has cured thousands of biich sufterers.
Cured them perfectly and permanently.
It cures ninety-eight out of every hun.
Ired who i;lve it a fair and faithful trial.
It's sure help. It's almost sure to cure.
"I had f.ilHtur of Internal organs and had lo
Ho to Iwd rvery month; hid ii regular monthly
inrlods lilch would noraellmc. Iat ten or
u tlic da)., writes Mrs Alke I. Holmes, of
;.Hining hlreel, Uiiiontowti, I". "Had In.
Iit.uon m bid that I could not eat aliening
lu-dly Ilr rierc' 1'arorlte PrescrliUlon and
'(.olden Mcdlc.il Discovery' cured nic."
Free. Dr. IMerce's Common Sense
Alcdicul Adviser is sent free on receipt of
stamps to pay expense of mailing only.
S-nd at one-cent stamps for paper-bound
Iniok or 31 stamps for cloth binding to
Dr. R. V. Pierce, UufTulo, N, Y.
NEWPORT CAMPERS
HOLD YOUR CHECKSI
IIAIN'h HACK
A DII.VY CO.
Transfers nil camps for Cottagers or
Campers for 60c. St oven nod 1.50 tier
rick, Hacks to Otter Kock and Light
House, best accomodations at Ilcdrock
prices. Furnished and unfurnished
houses. Call on or address
7-17-lin C.u. 1I.uk, Newport Or.
Banti ; fa Kind Yw Have Aluurt Bough)
THOS.MIL.NB
SUCCESSOR TO L. M. KIRK
Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, and Land Plaster.
Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales.
Prompt nnd careful attention given to tho
doilvoryol goods to any part iu tliu city.
54 to 58 State St. Phone 871.
TATE NORMAL SCHOOL
3 MONMOUTH, "
The Students of the Stato Normal School aro prepared to
iuku uiu uiiuucruucuio imineiiiaieiy on grniliuttou.
Graduates readily secure good positions.
Kxpciieo of year from Jl'.'O to 150.
Strong Academic nnd Professional courses.
New -pedal doiartment In Manual Training
For Catalogue containing full
Announcements, address,
P. L, Campbell, Prcs,,
or, W. C. Wann, Sec. Faculty
Fall Term Opens
September 18th,
iiiyc h phi m fc
OREGON GREATEST
STATE FA
SALEM OREGON
Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1900.
10,000 IN PREMIUMS on productB
of tho
Farm, Field
and Factory
The greatest industrial exposition over
hold on tho Pacific Coast.
Open to the World
For Premium list address
M, I). Wisdom,
Portland Ore.
Old Post
OfficeStables
Aro largo am havo reliable attend-
ants. VOIir team h.innl.il In- H,,. ,...i. .
day. Good teams for biro. Prices rea
eonable. Your patrouage solicited.
H. M. Brown
02 Ferry Street.
School District Lota.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to nn order made bv the board of direct
ore of School Uist. No. 2 1 Marion county,
Oregon, at the regular meeting hold on I
Saturday eveninif. Julv L'lst. 1000. enli.l
crlption lists are now opou at the otlleo
if the clerk of tlio district in the Ladd Jc
Hush bank Kileni, Oregon, for the pur
chaeo by tho citisens ot large of $80,000,
of said school dls-
FREEBUKGER' MEAT MARKET'
Is ppen again under new management
ami we will supply you with the finest,
fresh meats, lunl ( m.i .... i.. ..'
I cleanest and best shape and promptly
f. fin
A N IU
llstrict fundlui! notes
trict No. 2 .Marion county, Oregon,
s-niu i-iu io CI1U8I8I ot notes in tlio
-urns of f.so, 100, 200 and upwards. Tho
notes will he navab e to bearer. Tim
PLATING
Koy.l
slhr
ll
J oris tHjrwtS, wmvl hudl &
principal of these notes shall bo payable mri&4?iffiiS3$r-
it the olllco of tho clerk of said school 3wi"ir-vi6. ."."Hn S
iistrlot on or before ten years from Sept. buuJ?kSit, 'h -
ist.UHXI.thedateof Issue, with interest SSuSiuSt. rS
it the rale of four (-I) per cent per an- ftSfRf.fr1 - -1"":
nun hi Tie same tiiace semi nnnuaiiv nn ,N.:, i' " "
iho ilrt dayaof (areh and September of
ach and every year until call or ma
uritvof the uotes. Principal and interest
iMyable in l S. gold coin of the present
tandard value.
The district clerk will receive and re
nster all subscriptions In this behalf,
ind said sulwcrlptlon under this publica
ion will close at 8 o'clock p. m. on Sat
inlay Aturust 4th, 1900.
IXine by the liainl of school district
No. 31 Marion County Oregon this 21st
lay of July, l'JOO. J. llAUMtuirrxKB,
7-23 td Clerk
liipi
fillro"
Water
I W
40
to
n
w
60
10
10
so
Si
Canadian
vu re PACIFIC
Away
To the
Mountains
AKK YOU taking tt vacation? If so, we
would llko to send you somo litora
turo aliout "Banff Hot Springs'
"Tho Groat Glacier of IheSolklrks,"
and tho magnificent hotels there,
operated by the Canadian Pacific
Hallway. Cheap Excursion Itntos
mado from all Pacific Coast points,
OK, IF YOU nro going Enst tako your
Tickets by tho "Imperial Limited"
nnd spend a day or two at our moun
tain resorts. You will benefit by it
nnd enjoy it.
Apply to any Canadian Pacific Ky. Agent
UI iu
K. J. COYLE, II. II. ABBOTT,
a. u. r. A.,
Vancouver. B. O.
I. AIHJOTT,
110 Third St.
Portland
Nickel SS0"r,,riCe80"G0,JaUtl
G A, ROBERTS,
Btate Street l- Phono 2B7H
BO
Cheap Excursion Rates
to the East
On June 23, July 12 A 20. and August 4,
tlftL-ittn f.rtn TV.... -1 i n"
;" '"" "einer, voiorauo springs,
I-ueblo to Chicago, St. Louis and Inter
mediate points nnd return, will be bold
bv the
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE '
AT BATE Ol' '
Ooelltgnlw Fare I'los 12.00 for Round Trip
Return Limit Octobor 31, 1000
SPECIAL TRAINS
unenigiitout to Chicago. Tickets Jso
goou gn regular trains.
ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM COLORADO
SPRINGS AND MANITOU
Take advantage of those cheap rates
and spend your vacation in your old
homes. Sleeping Car reservations may
be made now for any of tho excursions.
W rite for full information.
;V & comt' G - D-i Portland Or.
K. V. TiioMi-sos, A. G P. A.,
T o TojK'ka, Kan.
John feKOAsmx. G. P. A Chicago.
CTEAM WOOD SAW
3. Mohlno8
Work Done Quickly
eiLe.phone --?,'-?. Leave orders at
resideuce on 12th street, or SteinerV
market. M. Vax FtwrTft wPA.Mtf
LOANS
AT CURRENT RATE
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
B0Z0RTH BROS.,
292 CommmUl Street. Skm Oreion.
'IMW4
Trains leav
stations
4 :05 p. m.
l.v rortlund.
Lv Blctu.....
Ar Aililntl.
Ar Hcramunto..
Ar Han Frauclnco..
jttvo Snlom for Portland and wr
nt6:40n. in. , 7:54 a. tn. and
s.80 a M TTH
11.00 AM 10ZJ r H
12.S0 am noitu
',00 1'M -4Aj
7.45 I'M J.14AJI
ArOdou.- T6.4J A U ITSTil
Ar Deuvc.... VV0 AM 1 40 A M
Ar Kama, Clt7. 72i AM 724 A M
Ar CIiIcrko 7:14 AM him
Ar Ixx Aunek'.
Ar Ki I'rmj
Ar Fort Wortb
Ar Cllrof Moxlco...
Ar Houatou .
Ar Now OrIctn..
Ar W&MiliiKtou
Ar New York ..
ISO I'M"
. C0 I' M
SJOA M
-WAX
385 A M
.. C34 1' M
6.42 A M
.12,Q 1' M
POSSIBLY
You nro not awnro of the fast time sxd
superb service now afforded by the
zr
2
,
2
Oregon Short Line Railroad
The Direct Route to
Montana. Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Gives choice of two favorite route',, '
tho UNION PACIFIC Fast Mali I"'
or tliu RIO GRANDE Bcenio LlnM.
No Change of Cars.
On the Portland-Chlcago Special, "
finest in the West."
Equipped With'
tlcg.iit standard fc)lrra .
fine New Ordluarj Tourlat 81peri.
Superb Ubrary.lluffet Cara.
Pienup Dinner, ileaia a
Frt Kecllulnv Chair Cara.
ODmrnrtAlkln IVulf.ha mnA flmnkarf.
Entlro Train Completelr Veatlbuled.
For fuithor information pply to
.R. NAG EL, V. E. OOMA!'
Trav. Pass. Agt. -len'l M
U2 Third Bt. Portland Or.
7WAM
P M
8.S0AM
10 80 Alt
lAM
45 I'M
lt AM
12 P M
Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trnius. Chair cars fiacramonto to Ogden
mid Kl Pnso, and tourist cars to ChIco,
St. Louis, Now Orleans and Washington.
Connecting nt Ban Frandisco with set-
oral steamehln lines for Honolulu.
Japan, China, Philippines, Central anil
South America.
Seo Air. W. W. Skinner agent at Bslto
Station, or address
0. II. iMARKIIAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
PICTOlW
WE HAVE
Daily Fast Trains t
TO THE EAST.
If you cannot take the morning tn!"
travel via tho evening train. Doth in
finely equipped.
"Our Specialties"
Fast Time, Through Service, Pullmii
Palace Sleepers, Pullman Touriit Sleep
ers. Pullman Diners, Library (Cfe)C
and Free Reclining Chair cars,
Hours in time saved to Omaha, Chic
ago, Kansas City, St. Louis, New Yort
Boston, nnd other Eastern points.
Tickots good to Bait Lake City -Denver.
It is toyour Interest to uso Tit Orn
land Limited. Tickots and ileeplcj
car berths can bo secured from
V. W. Bkinnii.
Agent B. P. Co
Or Guy Towers, Ag't. 0' It. AN.
8alem Ore.
J. II. LoTimop, Gen'l Agent,
No. 135 Third St. Portland Or.
Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
TIME OAKD.
No. 2 For Yaqulna: .
Train leaves Albany. lP'"
Train leaves CorvalliB.... -9 p
Tialn arrives Yaqulna . 6: p. w
No. 1 Returning: Mm ..
Leaves Yaqulua 7"S9m
Leaves Corvallis "I'S
Arrives Albany 12:10 p."-
No. 3 For Detreit: M .
Leaves Albany .:S!n
Arrives Detroit 11:20 -B"
No. 4 Returning: .,
Leaves Detroit -r!?E,m
Arrives Albany Diwp-"
N-6-
Leaves Con-allis i"?'
Arrives Albany 6:-UK
No. 6. u
Uaves Albany :2"P '
Arrives Corvallis 8,,8P .
One and two connect at AIN J7
Corvallis with fioutbern Pacl' ctMU"
Klrlng direct service to and f ou -
port and adjacent beaches. ,,
Trains ror the njovntalns a ije
Detroit at noon, gltlog ample vf
to reach camping jrroundi on
Breltenbush and gantlaiu river "
name day. ... . pj,
Five and six connect t Albny w
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