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after marriage. The bearing of children It very
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Atlanta, Georgia
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Mother'
greatest Messing, nu im"
l.aa done them, , 8old by all drum
Our lime opo-t. "
Mother's
Friend
GREAT STRAW HAT SALE
To movotho broken linen find tho bnluiico of our lino of fine
stinw hats, we aro now offering thorn at
Sale Prices: 75c to $1.25 hats, 65c.
Good Harvest Hats 5c.
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR X X
Thcao sweltering days nro powerful reminders tlmt you wnnt
.something light and coal In tlio way of underwear. Our llnu
is tlio most complete wo lmvo over oflcrod AND PRICE1
ARK SURE TO PLEASE YOU.
Balbrfegan Uunderwear 25c, 50c, 65, 75c.
Fine Ribbed 50c, 75c, $1.20, $1.25, $1:50.
The famous Glastonburry wool umlorwcnr enn bo had from u.
Do riot fail to Geo them Ixiforo yon purchase.
6 J Johnson & Co..
TlicJPcoplcs Clothiers and
Furnishers.
JSWX
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Annual Shoe Sale
10 per cent. Discount
One year ago wc inaugurated our annual shoe sale.
ftrir-riisfntiiflrs will rptnomliAr Ilia wntiriflrfnl ciiriroc
S of our monster shoe sale. This month we will have
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the greatest shoe sale ever heard of. 10 per cent dis
count onfall snoes. All goods marked in plain figures.
Lary's
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dog was tlio sumo ha 'had' seen somo
ruffians throw Into the river from tlio
Jackson street forry, Saturday morning.
It was most pitiful to eeo him try t get
ngliore after lie had mndo his way'among
tlio piling near tlio ferry liouse. Ho lind
managed to And a placo on a big plank
and could thus keep his head out of the
water for tlio time boiog.
There was no way to get at the unfort
unato creature excepting to lower a man
over the water's edge by the means of a
rope. But Mr. V. Evans ond Mr. J.
Riley, two young men who happened to
see the sad plight of tlio wretched ani
mal, hurried to his roecuo. Rlloy let
Evans downbymeana of aropo, and
the latter by the help of the feet of tlio
former managed to get near onough to
the water to seize the dog by tbo neck.
Ho then passed him up to Riley, who
placed him on the dry ground.
If ever n dumb animal exprossed grat
Undo nd thanks this ono did to the
boys who rescued him. Ho loskcd at
them with eyes that spoke mor3 than
could most men's tongues. Then slink
ing the water from his body In a weak
sortof a manner ho started on his way
homo, a suffering though happy dog.
MEW YORK LIFE IS FOR BRYAN.
While Judgo and Puck aro for the Can
dida to with the sack and tbo offices, that
high-class American journal of satire,
New York Illustrated Weekly Life, tlio
ablest and cleonest humorist paper
in tbo world, declares for the candidato
of the now democracy. It says:
"Tlio election of Mr. Bryan would not
mean frco silver. Congress Is for gold
and will so remain. McKlnloy's re
election would promieo n prolonged and
bloody orglo of Imperialism that is of
conquest, uobt and dishonor. As to the
two candidates personally, wo profer Mr.
Bryan. Ho has convlctlont such as
thoy aro and ho carries a spine."
There Is no higher class publication
than Now York Lifo, mora able or more
independent.
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(KJmSuMHKSiy
Sitters
He che,
Biliousness.
Constipation,
ra icsnon
Dyspepsia ,
mean that your
stomach is
weak. It needs
tlio lmtors io
strengthen and
cleansoit.Don't
experiment
with so-called
remedies. In
Blot upon hav
ing tlio genuine
.W?lsba(h Maijfle?
Imrablo mid
WHY USE
MtCltUSB T1IBV CIIVB A OOO"
LtnnT AND AI1S LONO L1VK1),
WB SKMi TIUthE.OIlAPKs:
'YUBKA" WKWIIACH MANTLF, Tho very latest tiling 111 msi.tlss,
IIUNDitKU OANIH.K POWKIl with a consumption of nnhMlirco
NO, 197. Tho old ltiilby, of good lotting quality and giving UlaitT
IDEAL." Nottqnlte u good quality but giving amo eandlo K)ncr as tlio Ho.'.W, and at half the
DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERSr wo will provo to you that ynu can roI
a llETTER MOI1T for LE88 MONEY with ono of there burnotj thau with any otlior form of aril
aclal light, Wo haro gaa ttorca alo. Let tu how them to you.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chcinoketa St.. Tolophone 503.
RaM
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glTca ONK n"j,T V B"iBi. r'
1'rlcoWo. ,on " Portland, Hr,
Kit. rricc fsrr.vr: r.v.".".j.-.r ..
Htu.rl.1 (Iik.Ii. 1r.".. lb. Worth
HtlWp,
the immortal slirln of Abraham Lincoln
and followed with wild aolanmtion the
waving white plumes of James G. Blane, '
concluded to forsako the patn ot uieao
to follow in the slimy footstops of un
scrupulous mllllonairo trust owners and
yield to tho dictation of still moro un
scrupulous agents of tho British govern
ment, I was forced to the conclusion that
it was Impossible for mo any longer to
afflliato with that party. I prefer to
stand broad and erect in a free land
whero manhood resigns alone and whoro
every citezen is king."
The llonllest Man In Sitem
As well a9 the handsomest, nod others
arc Invited to enll on any druggist
and get free a trial bottle of Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, a
remedy that Is guaranteed to euro and
bcllcvo all Uhronlc and Acute Uougln,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consump
tion. Price 25c. and 60c. cod&w
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 orVefreshing summer meal.
Harritt & Lawrence,
OLD 1'OSTOFFICE QltOCKIlY
No Flies on a Hot Stove
Bno-
kano
Klyer
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Atlan
tic Ki
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8 pm.
Bp. tn,
ex. Bun
Uatur-
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10 p, m.
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A" "r ,'cnTcr
imm !.-.
Loula.Ohlcago tni Kajf,'
ru a a, Bpokaha. Vi
apoiia, ut, I-anl, Duluih"'l',,T
wankco olilcago and J!iMU1
VIA HUNTINGTON
For Ban KrantUco, v'
oait uTory uve Uaya,
COMIMIHA H1VKII
To AMoria and way Lnoalnj,,
Nor is there any flaw or blemish on the work we do, either in
plumbing, tinning or repairing. We lead on everything in the
line.
Reunion of Confederate cterans,
At. .w. Un llfll- T' IIIR HlirVlV. - .1' . a w .
.'.:.'.." '..,.: n.,..i.i. n.... way or tirst-class work m oui
Regiment of Confederate veterans aro FfUlt and Hop Dryer WOrk a Specialty
holding their annual reunion today at
Lanner's church, in Clayton county, ten
miles south of this city. Notwithstand
ing tho fact that many of tho members
havo died during the past year, the at
tendance is large and Interest in the
I care
Halcm
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inning. Tpewlay, nZZR .
uy nun aaintuay at 0.8Qij; IS'"-
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lio
Wed
Mil,
MLLAMKTTK RIVEU IlIVw,-
IloaU to Portland aa U. .. "
$I!"&J&&MvSESJ'
UVIIIJVU tUBIVi
nuregon flty f th,,:'" k
al?Afc!?
WivBtilngton, California or iho Eul ,
u iiiruoxu irom naiom fri irfoa
n. r.tiitn In 1,..b.i.... .OQv.
checkci
rati or rlrur routa to
.M(t
Pnrtlan-l
mado at I'ortlaud with all rail, oVe,Y5!f
, :ii .""mi
Agent. Trado Street diS;?'
City ticket and freight offlco,2t0 cora
SOUTH AND E
VIA
Southern
Pa
T. S BURBOUGHS, 102 State
Phone I5II
THE PLATFORMS COMPARED
DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLICAN
IMPERIALISM.
Wo hold that tlio Constitution follows
tho Hag. To impose upon any people a
government of force is to substitute tlio
motho-lso' imperialism for thoso of a
republic. Wo regard it (lrnporialistn)
as the paramount issue of this campaign."
"In accepting by the treaty of Paris
tho Just responsibilities of our victories
in tho Spanish war, tho President and
Senate won tho undoubted approval
of tho people. Our authority could not
lie less than our resposiblllty."
MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY
' Conducted by the Benedictino Fathers.
Located -10 miles eouth of Portland, on ono of tho most henlthful and nttracttvo
snots of tho Willamette Valley. Tiik Idk.l I'iacufoii Your Boys. Preparatory,
Classical, Commercial and Sclentlllc Course. Music a specialty.
I Klku For particulars, apply to tho President. 7-2-3m
THOS.MIL.NR
SUCCESSOR TO L. M. KIRK
Grain, Hay, Flour, MilljFeed, and Land Plaster.
Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales.
Prompt and careful attention given to the
dollveryof goods to any part of the city.
54 to 58 State St. Phone 871.
THE SHASTH ROUTE
Trains lcavo Salem for Portland and wm
BtationBat6:40n. m. , 7:54 a. m. aij
4:05 p. in.
I.T l'ortland tio A M ' t-ajTi
Lv Hlcra.....ll-ou A M ion p S
Ar Aibland . . 1230 AM HttpS
Ar Bacramcnto. 6;t p M ti5
A r Ban Frandaco 7 P M ill 1 5
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TRUSTS.
THE UU JOURNAL
UY HOFEft UHUTHUnB.
FRIDAY, JULY 27, ItMX).
Dlly Ono Yoor, 3 OOiln Advnnco
Dally Pour Months) SI. In Advanoo
Weokly Ono Yonr SI.OO In Advnnoo
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TUB DEVIL'S PLATrOHM.
Naw York Illuitrated Llfei
Hatan vrhlspcred n Svonl to thu Stutes
"man: "Quick, out with thy idle knifol
Hlso tho Peoplo, thy trust, will In harness
rust.
Go, preach thoui thu Strenuous Life."
And the Statesman sprung at thu sum
mons, And donned his warrior's coat;
Cried the Dovil, "Hurrah I" nseno1' mail
ho saw
With his hand on his neighbor's throat
Which so vastly ninused the Devil,
That tho tears run down his face,
And he wnvged his tail as Men cried
"Halll"
Make way for the Dominant Rucul"
Tho Dovil slipiKtd Into the Pulpit:
" 'TIs the spread of tho Crow," hu
IiIbuhI,
Ami preachers with rod usked tho bles
sing ot God
On the march of the Sanctitlcd Fist.
Andiliu shook his sides ns ho watrhed
' them,
Nor onco did his soft laugh cease,
As thu Dominant Race run Its ghustly
puco
In tho Name of tho Prince of lVuro.
TWO THINGS THAT ABB DETBHMINBD.
N Thcrd will bo hot times between this
and the November electlou. Not alone
hot wcathor, but hot arguments, nnd
some cold facts aro needed to kuup dow n
tlio temperature,
It is assumed that wlmtevor van bu
wgreed upon by both side und tukoii out
of tho controversy will unable both sides
to get so much nenrer to tho truth, ami
to that extent produce a clearer vision
ul the battlefield. As lawyers clear up it
ease by stipulating certain facts as agreed
ibby boUi parties, so we may eliminate
factors of the situation that are not in
dispute und reduce friction of enn
froversy,
It may bo usstuned us settled that the
Democratic-Peoples party, its candidates
and platform are decidedly Pro-lloer
nnd autl-Britlsh, and thu Republican
platform is liotuiiti-Britleh, Is not pol
lively Pro-Boor, the candidates uru uou-
romniittal, and tho Republican purtjV
real, sentiment has been suppressed,
'he McKlnley adiulnistratloii has Imioii
ro-Kngllsli so (ar as its ucts can speak.
For did not Consul Macruiu at Pretoria
so declare4 Has not VobstorDaN w
declared? Mils not Consul llollls been
recalled for his well-known Pro Beer
eentlmunts? No voter neeil tio w ronv on
Oils matter if ho regards it iuiortaut.
ryam Is Pro-llcu'r. McMnley is Pro
fJCnglish.
J As we havo shown recently, on the
Question of oposltion totrust,tlie Dom-Jwralic-Peoples
party is it iiwjul vocally
orntnst, Whero, oh where, do the Ro
publicans stau IT
THE HOPE OF THE HOP GROWER.
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The Oreiron Hon Grower's Ass'n au-
Jpears to consider seriously the offer of
Llllleuthal Bros., of 15 rents for three
fourths of the crop of 11)00. There uru
gnuo fearfl that thu growers will not be
nble to take up this offer, und it will
pass into the limbo of thu "has bions."
The greatest dilllculty the Association
has to deal with is that so many of the
hop growers uru merely in thu relation
ot agents or serfs to tho credit-men.
Thoy nru not in control ot their crop. It
t'ikes about $100 per aero freu capital to
handle n hop crop each year. Thoeu
who have not this amount of cnpital to
make tho crop with, aro bejoud the
help of any association to bundle their
crop.
It Is already being handled byn larger
association thu associated conglomer
ation of thu Almighty Dollar.
The only hoH) of tlio hop grower licit
In the possibility ot an association of
independent growers, who aro in posses
sion und control of their crop. If these
men wlllco-operutu to make u gilt edge
product, mid pool their gllt-ede hops
nndndiuitnoiiunthurs Into tho ool, it
would he just as though a pool were
formed by all the owners of lirst gradu
beef cattle. Thu butchers would huo
to meet their price so long us they were
able to lliiaucu their pool.
This is thu only way out tt present.
It means to crush the producer of in
ferior hops to the wall but that is tho
tendency of all productive industries to
day. THE UNITED STATES STANDS ALONE.
The Pro-English newspapers represent
that our government stands with Eng
land In opting the dismemberment
of the Chinese empire. This is not cor
rect, as no other nation has otueially
taken thu stand we have taken, a dec
laration that under no circumstances
will wo accept territory of China or con
sent to the reduction ami division of
that Empire.
It 1 III keeping with the traditions of
our country, with the principles of the
Monroe doctrine, and the teachings of
the Fathers of the Republic that our
country not pirtielpute In the partition
of China. The itiiti foreign sentiment
of Ohinu should bu respected by a nation
that has passed exclusion laws against
citiseiiN of that Empire, and whose
peoplo still profes to reero tho Amer
ican constitution,
To make it appear that Uncle Sain
and John Hull are partners in the Good
Bamarltan act may lw Mattering to the
Anglo-American alliance nrotnoturs.
Thoy appear to think we can do good
only In concert with Great Britain.
"Private monopolies are Indefensible
and Intolerable Wo pledge tho Dem
ocratic party to an unceasing warfare in
nation, Stato nnd city against private
monopoly in every form."
'Wo
recounko
propriety of
it
ignuo tho necessity ami
honest co-oporation of cap-
"We condemn tho DJngley
as a trust-breeding measure1
tal but wo condemn nil con
spiracies and combinations intended to
f tut pint ttlialiiiiaa tf ttiin la tnnnntnl tna
to limit production or to control prices."
TARIFF.
Tariff l.w "Wo renew our faith in tho policy of
protection to American labor."
MONEY.
"We roitorate tho demand for an Am- "Wo declare our steadfast opposition
erlcan financial system to the free nnd unlimited colnaito of sil-
nnd as a part of such system the im- er. Wo renew our allegiance to tho
mediate restoration of the free and tin- principle of the gold standard."
limited coinage of silver and gold at the
legal tatio of 10 to 1."
WAR TAX.
"Wo favor tho reduction and pneedv "Tho countrv is now Instifled in
repeal of tho war taxes and a return to pecting. ond it will be tlio policy of
Komiuucan party to urine
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TATE NORMAL SCHOOL
X
MONMOUTH,
OREGON.
The Students of tho Stato Normal School aro prepared to
take the Stato Certificate immediately on graduation.
Graduates readily securo good positions.
Kxpenso of year from ifl'.'O to f 150.
strong Academic and Professional courses.'!)
iuiv rin'uim ut'iariiuL'in in .Manual l raining
Por Catalogue containing full
announcements, address,
, P. L, Campbell, Pr cs
or, W. C, Wann, Sec. Faculty
Fall Term Opens
September 18th,
ductlon of the war taxes."
tho tlmo-honored Democratic policy of
strict economy in Government expendi
tures.
THE BOER WAR
"Tho provisions of The
about
ex-
the
re-
1 c -itJiojg.
"Speaking as wo do lor the cntlro
American nation oxcuiit its Republican
olllco holders,nnd for nil free men every
where, we extend our sympathy to tho
noroic uurguors oi couth Airica
unequal struggle to maintain
erty and independence."
in their
their lib-
Hnuiio Con.
forcuce wero wlsoly regarded when
President McKlnley tendered his friend
ly ollles in tho interest of peaco between
Great Britain and tho South African
Republics." .
WEBSTER DAVIS AS A DEMOCRAT
"Several years ago I visited the beau
tlful city of Lincoln as a Republican for
the purposeof making a speech under the
auspices of tho Republican national com-
mlteo. I now visit Uio city as a Demo
crat for the purpose of assisting tho peo
ple in ratifying tho nomination of their
favorite boh, a Democrat, for tho exalted
position of president of this republic.
For this change I have no apology to
offer, or any oxenso to uiako. Upon
the altars of my soul tho fires of patrolt
Ism eternally burn and with me the love
of country nnd thelooof fellow mon is
far greator than tho lovo of party. And
w hen tho party that onco worshipped at
DR.POCE'S
Golden Medical
Discovery
proceedings is considerably enlivened by
tho presence of half a dozen brass bands
and several popular speakers. The oc
casion will be among the memorable
events of the Thirtieth Georgia Regi
ment nnd tho invited guests' at its re
union.
OREGON GREATEST
TATE FA
SALEM OREGON
Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1900.
PREMIUMS on products
CANADIAN
2C PACIFIC
tlO.000 IN
of thu
Off tbe Track.
This meins disaster and death when
applied to n fast express train. It is
enually serious when it rofers to people
whose blood is disordered nnd who con
sequently have pimples and sores, bad
stomachs, deranged kidnevs, weak
nerves and that tired feeling. Hood's
Sarsaparilla puts the wheols back on the
track by making pure, rich blood and
curing these troubles.
Constipation is cured by Hood's Pills.
25c. 8
over
Farm, Field
and Factory
Tlio greatest industrial exposition
uniu uu inu x ueiuu uoasi.
Open to the World
For Premium list address
M. D. Wisdom,
Portland Ore.
THERE ARE HEROES BESIDES THOSE
ON BATTLEHELDS.
When a man JeopardUea his Ufo to
save a fellow being ho is called a hero.
Wheu he risks his neck to save a poor
dumb Hulmal from torture and excruci
ating afouy he probably should be, with
eqtial appropriateness, called a hero.
A1 case of the latter kiud was wit
ueesed rucenlly on tho wharves' at the
,bead of. Jacksou aenue, New Orleans,
The object of tbeherolo deed of two
young men with kind hearts was noth
ing but a dog. He had been in tlio river
Hooting for no one knew how long. One
gentleman said he was sure that the
"I had Miffcred from indigestion,
nnd ouiy tliasc who lmvo .suffered
from it know what it really is,"
writes Mrs. M. J. Fngan, of 1613
Ktiht Genesee Street, Syracuse,
N. Y. " I had severe attacks of
headache mid dizziness, with cold
hands and feet; everything I ate
digressed me, bowels were cousti
tKited, and I was growing very thin
and nervous. I cannot half ex
press the bad feelings I had when
I commenced taking Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discover)'. I took
nine bottles, of the ' Discovery ' and
t-eveml bottles of the ' Pellets.1 I
commenced feeling better with the
first bottle, and kept on improving.
Now I am so greatly improved in
health my friends often speak of it.
I moat heartily recommend those
medicines to all suffering as I was.",
NEWPORT CAMPERS
HOLD YOUR CHECKSI
main's hack
. DHAY CO.
Transfers all camps for Cottagers or
Campers for 60c. Stovewood ft.50 per
rick. Hacks to Otter Rock and Light
House, best accomodations at Bedrock
prices. Furnished and unfurnished
houses. Call on or address
Old Post
OfficeStables
Aro largo, nm havo reliable attend
ants, your teem boarded by the week or
day. Goal teams for hire. Pricos rea
sonable. Your patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
02 Ferry Street.
7-17-1 m
Gal Bain, New port Or.
0 .A. 13 T O XI. I .A. .
Burs ti BU Kind Yea Hani Ahuys Bouy
Briars V , ZLSt
aVZV2
FREEBURGER' HEAT MARKET
of
s
u
is openncain unuer new management
uu ro win a
iresn meats, lanl etc. nut un in !
supply
School District Loan.
Notice 1b hereby given that pursuant
to au order made bv the board of direct
ors of School Dist. No. 24 Murion county,
Oregou, at the regular meeting held on
Saturday evening, July 21st, 1000, sub
ecription lists are now open ut the olllco
of tbe clerk of the district in the Ladd A
Bush bank Salem, Oregon, for the pur
chase, by tho citizens at largo of $30,000,
district funding notes ot said school dis
trict No. 21 Marion county, Oregon.
Said issue to consist of notes in the
sums of $50, 100, 200 and upwards. Tho
notes will be parable to bearer. Tlio
ly you witli the finest,
.1 I'll-, tint lln (11 l.u
cleanest and best shape and nromntlv
delivered. Come ami eeo us. Phono.
Main 2040
VIS PATW i CO
PLATING
Miliar
Metal
viiiTBi (r wilt.) vroo.1 nandfca... f J6
Knljeajwwte, Metal band lea
principal of these notes shall lie payable F&s pSritt i. Vui iandTw
at the olllce of tho clerk of said school 'Woi00"irt6,..
for diseases Qf
tletomacn
plood.flerves
and Lungs.
distriit on or before ten years from Sept.
Ist.HHX), the date ot Issue, with interest
at the rate ot tour (4) per cent per an
num at the same place semi-annually on
tho first Uaya of March and September of
each and every year until call or ma
turity of the notes. Principal and interest
payable in U, S. gold coin ot tho present
standard alue.
Tho district clerk will receive and re- BO
gleter all subscriptions in this behalf,
Ten upoona per set S
uucr nuivea, eaou
Bujar guella, eaca
arring Kl,
Tilnl
Rllreo
I'latcr
tn
60
10
1U
so
Nanklu Rln m.'ST.'""'""-
, n 7 -,l "toll 60
111 "nK oat prices on Gold and
and said subscription under this nuhlira
Hon will close at 3 o'clock . in. on Sat
urday August -ah, 1900.
Done by the board of school district
No 24 Marion County Oregon this 21st
day of July, 1900. J. Bauviurt.sek,
7-23 td Clerk.
Nickel plating.
G. A. ROBERTS,
stato btreet. l- Phono 2S7H
Away
To the
Mountains
ARE OU taking a vacation? If so, wo
would like to send you somo literu
turo nlwut "Banff Hot Springs'
"Tho Great Glacier of theSelklrks,"
and tho magnificent hotels there,
operated by tho Canadian Pacific
Railway. Cheap Excursion Rntcs
made from all Pacific Coast points.
UU, It OU are going East tako your
itcketsby the "Imperial Limited"
and spend a day or two ntourmoun
tnln resorts. You will benefit by it
nnu enjoy it.
Apply to nny Canadian Pacific Ry. Agent
ui tu
E.J.COYLE, II. II. AlinOTT,
A. G. P. A., uu Third St.
ancouver. B. O. Portland.
Cheap Excursion Rates
to the East
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Mii : Xl '", vuiorauo Bpnngs,
Pueblo to Chicago, St. Louis and inter!
mediate points and loturn, will be sold
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GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
AT KATK Or
One Regular Fare Plus 12.00 for Round Trip
ooiuiu iimi uciouer at, iuoo
SPECIAL TRAIUS
unenigutout to Chicago. Tickets also
fcuw uu rvguiur trains.
untT oiHCCT LINE FROM COLORADO
Bi-mnuaAnuttAMTOU
Take advantage of these cheap rates
ond spend your aeation in your old
liomes. Sleeping Car reservations may
u'.i 1 i Vi. . ' u.' w, ecursions.
rite for full information.
Y, Vf0 Q A; Kl D-. Portland Or.
E. . Tuoju-son, A, G. P. A.,
T t, Topeka, Kan.
JqhnSlbtiAn.G.P.A., Chicago.
OTEAM WOOD SAW
J Two Machines
Work Dona Quickly
Telephone 2583 black. Leave orders at
market. M, VanFuskt, YKwPAaK.6-6tI
LOANS
AT CURRENT RATE
irtsuHANCE
REAL ESTATE
B0Z0RTH BROS,,
292 ComnertUl strttt, SaJcm Oretoa.
'Silt-U'-Oiw
ArOg'len..
Ar l)onvcr.
Ar Kalian, Clty
Ar Chicago-- ..
Ar t Angeloa.,
Ar Kl 1-aso
Ar Fort Worth
Ar City of Mexico.
Ar iiownon -
Ar Now Otlcani
Ar WMlilngion.
Ar Now York
Pullman and Tourists cars on hniK
trains. Chair cars Bacramonto to Otim
nnd El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago,
St. LouIb, Now Orleans nnd Washington.
Connecting at San Frandieco with mt.
oral BteainBhlp lines for Honolalo.
Japan, China, Philippines, Central ui
fcoutn Auiorica.
See Mr. W. W. Skinner agent at Halm
Station, or address
U. 11. MAItKHAM, U. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
POSSIBLY
You are not aware of tho fast time til
superb service now afforded by the
2
0CTOtf
WB HAVE . rt
" Daily Fast Trains I
TO THE EAST. "
If you cannot tako tho niornlng tal
travel via the ovenlng train. Both u
finoly clulpped,
"Our Specialties"
Fast Tlmo, Through Service, Pollsu
Palaco Sleepers, Pullman Tourist Ety
ers, Pullman Diners, Library (Cfe)C
ami Free Reclining Chair cars,
Houib In tlmo saved to Omabs.XWf
ago, Kansas City, St. Louis, New Y011
Boston, nnd other Eastern points.
Tickets good to Salt Lake City d '
Denver.
It is toyour Interest to uso Tin Otn
lano Limited. Tickets and jImP-
car berths can bo secured from
W. W. Bkimxw.
Agent S. P. Co
Or Guy rowers, Ag't. O' R.
Salem On
J. II, LoTimop, Gen'l Agent,
No. 135 Third St. FortlandOr.
Oregon Short Lino Railroad
The Direct Route to
Montana, Utah. Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
Gives choice of two favorite ronW
the UNION PACIFIC Fast MUl
or Uie RIO GRANDE Scenfc Un
No Change of'Carsi .
On the Portlanti-Chtcago Bpecls!,'
finest in tho West."
.Equipped With'
Klegnni Standard eleapers.
Flue how Ordinary Tourist Blttptn
Superb UbrarT-HuffBt Cars.
Bniendlp pinners, Meals a la carta.
Ire Kecunln chair Crs. t
ComforuLlu Coachc and 8motera
Kntiru Train Complotelr Veatibulad.
For further information appl?
.R. NAG EL, V. E. COMAS.
Trov. Pass, Agt. Gen'l At1
142 Third St. Portland Or. .
Corvallis & Eastern Hailroad
TIME (JATXD,
No. 2 For Yoaulea:
Train leaves. Corvallis....
Train leaves Albany I?!?!
1:10 P-
Train arrives Ynnulna
No. 1 Returning: .. -
Leaves Yaqulna 7-O0J
Leaves Corvallis ":XJb
Arrives Albany 12:10 P-
No. 3 For Detreit: ,. .
Leavea Albany jMi'l
Arrives Detroit 11:20 .
No. 4 Returning: .,
Leaves Detroit 'rlisS
t Arrives Albany 6:V'
Leaves Corvallis :2?l"i
Arrives Albany 6;Vt--
No. 6.
Leaves Albany Vllv
Arrives Corvallis 8 :( B
One and two connect at Albi Dy
Corvallla with Southern Paclf c tr"D'
giving direct service to and :om ft
port and adjacent beaches. . -. .,
Trains for tbe mountains '";?
Detroit at noon, giving ttmPIen11,
to reach camplnp; grounds on ?
Breltenbush and Santlam river w
same day. ... iu
Five and six connect at Albany
the Albany local to and fromort
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