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

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Newspaper Page TextI ! I ' II : - J, '-C sfznswa IAD li -2 5 per cent, discount on includes our summer serges, worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, etc. 20 per cent, discount on all children's suits. No re servethis includes a great many late arrivals in nobby suits made in the latest fashionable cuts. 50 per cent, discount on all straw hats. This means every straw hat in the house absolutely no reserve- ,' 35 cents for oy 50c cruhhut. 50 cents for any 7 5c crash hat. ' Opportunities of this kind are few and far between, and yoti shouiu not fail to investigate this offer. You will find in our store just what we advertise, and at prices advertised. REMEMBER-Your money back if you want it. . w. Johnson & 60., The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. '6 TAB DAILY JOURNAL 1. BY HOFBR BRQTHEna. THURSDAY, AUG. 0, 1000. Dally Ono Yoar, 3.00 In Advanoo Dally Four Months 91. In Advanoo Wookly Ono Yonr 81.00 In Advanoo OUTLOOK. Not to bo conquered by theso hwullong tlnya, , But to Btnnd frco, to koop tlio mind nt 4 brood , On' life's deep meaning, naturo's attl tudo, .9' loveliness, and tlmo's mysterious 'AtCVCLih0U8,ltnmi doei,tocIenr,,0!n wyn , liazo Ollf nt rtlli- nvnit i.aMAtir finlif ttttj. liWhnt man, , what Ilfo, whatlovo, what ueauiy is, This Is to live and win tho final pralso. Though strlfo, ill fortuno, and linrsh hu man nood , Heat down tho soul, at momonts blind 'land. dumb With agony, yet, patlonco thero shall ,.,., como Many groat, voices from life's outer soa, ' Hours of strango triumph, and, when fow men heed, Murmurs and ullmpsoi oLotornlty. Archibald Lnmpman. A GOOD POLICY TO PURSUE. -Do no( l(vo too stronuoiis a Ufo. Tho month of August will eco considerable warm woathor. Tho politicians aro working up, tho campaign tomporaturo. Speaker , IlondorBOii has boon west and saldr '"You havo a groat stato ndt, a boautlful state" Mark Ilanna la still to come. In vlow of all theso. facts calculated to causa ui to blush and , boat tho blood, the inly safe plan is to cultivate ropojo. Keep cool. Tako 0 or 10 minutes extra to oat your dlnnor, , walk,, to your .olllcoor gat a shave.,. .Hoed Is tho counsel of your wife In minor matters. And do not worry. ThE DILEMMA IN PORTLAND FINANCES. With a reduction of about twenty por cont In valuations below last yoar, tho city of Portland finds n municipal dneomeso reduced as to bo tinablo to moot fixed charges of govcrnmont. Tho only recourse lias been to increase tho license tax ion occupations. ,Tho tax on prop erty is so high that property cannot nd vanco in market vnlua. Tho truth If told would probably roveal that tho In crease of direct taxoa is greater than tho unearned Increment of property. A tax ordlnanoo has boon enacted of no sweeping a character as to cause a ' great outcry on tho part of tho busi ness mon who aro tsxed In addition to tho tax on tholr. property, their stocks of goods, horeos, ivohlclos, homos, bank chocks, etc. This ordinance extends . tho llcuiiBo tax to wholesalers and cor i "poraUons) somo of whom will lo ablo to collect it back from tholr customers oil over tho stato. Thus tho Portland roYonuo problem becomes an iasuo, a matter of experience to tho peoplo all V over tho stato. Tho Portland debt la n factor In tho Uuatlon called out by tho statement that tho Interest fund for 1000 will bo 30,000 short. Tlio total debt of Port laud, city, county, school district, water Port of Portland, additions to Portland, bonded, ami .floating will bo found to aggregate not far from six million dol lars. Thointorost on this is a charge ngahiHt proporty of at least f 300 ,000 n year, and is nearly all sentoaat. It is tho main factor in tho Portland finan cial dilemma, together with several iota of ofllco-holderB. TIIE ATTITUDE OF THE GERMANS. Tills week an Intelligent and Inlluon tUlGorinan farmer called at Tiik Jour Nai. office and declared himself a sup "r .Pg?? ' l'ryau and the Democratic party, He said In ISOt) ho and his sous had tupportod McKlnloy but thoy could not do It again. His Hop on tho Porto Rice tariff was too much. Tho Identi flcition of tho party with tho trusts and tho general Inclination townnls lmpor lallim was too manifest. Ho said his Gorman neighbors felt just as ho did, and uuless a groat change took place McKluley would not got a German vote. Ho spoke for ono neighborhood. The indopendont Gorman, press has marly all gono over tollryan, Tho Frolo Presa of Lincoln Neb., is quoted as going 'jSPfASSVtl?:- Tl Gwuaniol Mario q i-nV..'lrii-ili"i'n SiFG all mens summer suits. This county who voro almost Bolld for MoKlnley In 180(1 nro qulto divided. Tlioindlfforcncc of tho administration to tlio struggles of tbe Dutch Itcpub lies of South Africa hns not sot well with tlio Gorman votora, and while thoy nro not Baying much It will tako considerable hammering nud coaxing to got them In lino for McKtnley and Imperialism. SUMMER BOATS TO SALEM. In spito of n, Portland report, dally boats koon runnlmr to Hntom. nlthouith good share of tho run Is not far from tho gravol bars. Of courso, Portland In its generous troatmont of nil out aide towns, and especially Salem, would not represent that .this ts anything but n deep-water harbor. Portland has always given ovory hamlet in Oregon the glad hand that would chill tho heart of an icoborg. Onco n month tho pcoplo of Oregon nro Invited to pay tribute to Portland outorprlso. What with nil tho stato conventions, grand lodges, plouoer meetings, suffrago associations, annual expositions, street fairs and other peren nial fak8, tho sparo chango docs not long burn in tho pockets of tho rural population. When Portland takes It nil it might lot Astoria, Salem and othor country places at least liavo summer boats. Our ndvtco to Portland is do not bo entirely a hog. HOW TO ATTAIN UNTO OLD AGE. Popo I.'eo must bo nearly a hundred years old and this Is tho way in which Popo Leo XIII, pmscstho summordays. As soon nn tho birds bogln to twitter in tho Vatican gardons, and the great bell of Bt. Peter's strikes six o'clock, ills Holinoss arises and is assisted In his toilet by Pio Centra, who is his grand and dignified valet, Aftor celebrating mass, and assisting nt a second by ono of Its chaplains tho Popo breakfasts, and thou sits down to hit pastime of reading tho classics or composing Latin poetry, for which hu has raro talent. At 0:15 Cardinal ltampolla, tho Pontifical Sec retary of Statu is admitted, and the two aro frequently transacting church busi ness together until 12 o'clock. A frugal luncheon is then served, and afterwards tho aged Pontiff takes an hour's sleep. Hut then loo XIII immediately resumes his work, remaining at his desk till nearly six o'clock, when ho wnlks, or drives about tho beautiful Vatican grounds accompanied by n Cardinal or prolate ol his Court and escorted by two of tho Pontifical Piilucu guards. The day closes with rosary and evening prayors, at which all of Ha Immediate entourage assists, Beginning tho day with reading tho classics and ending It with prayers- Isnot n bad program. Combining those feat ures with an hour's sleep in tho middle of tho day makes a scheme of living that is hard to beat. Of courso, it is to bo considered that tho Popo pays somo at tention to tho affairs of tho spiritual man, Hero Is a retiljH) to attain a grand old ago, not to Bay Immortality. Whether wo aro followers of tho Pok or tint wo may profit by this example, GIVE MOTHER A CHANCE AT VACATION. When different members of tho family Hro talking about vacations, what about a vacation for the mothor whoso work is never done? Surely alio requires con sideration! Of her Madam Sarah Grand writes in tho Gentlewoman i Thero aro only too many mothers who overwork, and the problem of how to obtain tlio necessary holiday for them, any kind of holiday that would bo relief from the strain of their duties, is both pa' ! (ul and perplexing. Many a valuable life la lost for want of gush relief just onto a year. It Is always hard to pursuado tho over worked mother to leave hor family long enoughforhortobo really bouefltedby tho chango; hut even when this can bo done, It is very dlllleult to make It possible for her to go. Who is to tako her place? Her daughters, as they grow up, should obviously como to the rescue with tho uoceasary help In- household matters; Ml iMtf n'llMli.yiliTU but this Is the last thing the modorn girl, as a rulo, thinks ol doing. In the classes whoro tno girls nro not mado to work, the great Duslnosa of tholr lives Is their own amusement. It Is not an uncom mon thing In a middle-class household to eco the mother making and mending tlio daughter's clothes, whilo that young lady herself Is deep In a cheap novelette Ono cannot Bay that tlio mothers aro to blamo, either. Tlio fault Is in tlio wretched system which has deprived women of any trtio senso of responsibil ity, and mado gentlehood a matter of idlcncsa and luxury rather than a char acter and conduct. "A real lady" In tlio estimation of moro classes than tho ono which gavo us tho oppression, is a parson who "nover soils hor hands;" and mothers sacrlflco thomsolves In or der that their daughters may live up to that paltry ideal. . Thcro aro plonty of homos whoro the means aro not lacking, whoro thero is humanity, kindnoaa and gentleness on all occasions but mothor novor gets n vacation. It would at least bo fair to givo mothers an oven chanco with daughters. The Best Prescrlttloa for Mstsrls. Chllla nod fercr la a botllo af Orovo'aT&MelcM Chit Tonic. It It "Imply Iron nud nalnlQo In ft tasteless form. Mo euro uo pay, l'rlco 60c, 6-10-flm rod WHY GERMANY PROSPERS. lUchard Guonther, tho United Sta tes consul-general to Germany, sonde tho atato department nnothor very val uable "pointer" as to why Gormany is springing forward as a world-powor. Ho says that thero aro in Gormany 801 schools and institutes, distributed in COS placeB, and using 1,614 work shops In manual training. This Is only ono phraio of tun widespread scientific educational movomont in Gormany, which in its efforts to cducato tho minds of tho masses Is second to only ono great coun try In tho world tho United Staacs. And in this inteneo earnestness and onthuslensm about education Is tho secret of world-powor not in guns, in blustering kings and presldonts or In jingo ministers playing at marauding and murder and calling them "ompire." Tho nation that has the greatest number of Inqulaltlvo and expanding brnlns, of skillful and onorgotlc hands, that Is tho nation which in this era of; tho world's history will wiold tho mightiest world-inlluonco and will bo tho greatest world-powor, whother in peaco or In war. Fltzslmnons Is The Favorite. ikw YoiiK, Aug. 0. Probably no sporting ovout In recent years has called togothor so largo a gathering of fight followers as that which will attend tho twenty-llvo round bout at Madison Sqnnro Garden tomorrow night, lietween Bob Fltzalmmons and Gus Huhlln. Sporting men from n distance liavo al ready begun to arrive In tho city and boforo tho lighters stop into the ring to put up their hands tlioro will not be a singlo section of the country but what will bo roprosontod. Ruhlln'a victory over Klmrkoy has mado him qulto popular, but tho wlso onos fail to seo how ho can defeat tlio Australian, and In vlow of this fact, tlio odds, as usual, aro in Fitzsimmon's favor, with a scarcity of Iluhllu money in sight. Germans Celebrate st Diyton.O, Dayton, 0., Aug, 0. Today is what is designated as "Gorman Day" and the Germans from throughout the State nro at tho fair gtounds here celebrating the occasion with n feast of song, instrumen tal music and athletic sports. Aftor tho parade this morning, in which nil tho visiting societies took part, tho visitors wore welcomed to tho city in a fitting spoech by Mayor Lliidemuth, in the niimo of tlio Dayton societies. FOR MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN. Two Lrttmrrum Womrii llvlpnl Through the "CliaiiKu or MftM by I.ydU K.J'luk. Iinm'a Vrcelable Compound, " Dkaii Mns. PiNKiiAM hen I first wrote to you I wns in n very bud con dition. I was passing' through tho change of life, and tho den-torn mild I had bladder and liver trouble. I had uiiTflml for nine yearn. Doctors failed 1 1 do mo any good. Klnoo 1 havo taken I.yditi K, I'lnUham's Vegetable Com pound, my health has Improved very much. I will gladly recommend your meiuoine to outers anil am sure that it will prove ns great iv bles-slnu; to them n It Iiiim to mo." Mas. Oko. II, Juns, not DoK'alb Ave., llrooklyn, Js Y. Relief Cnme Promptly " Dkaii Miis. Pinkiiam : I had Wen under treatment with the doctors for four years, nud seemed to get no better, 1 thought I would try your medicine. My trouble was change of llfo, and I mtut bay that I novor had nnything help mo so much as Lydln B. Pink ham's Vegetublo Coinpouud, ltollef uuio almo.it Immediately. I liavo hotter health now than 1 over had. 1 feel like a new woman, jwrfeotlj htroug. 1 give 1-dla B. Pinkhnm'k Compound all tho credit, and would nut do without her medicine for any thing. I have recommended It to Kovoral of my friends. There Is no need of women sulToring so much for Mr, l'lukhain's remedies are a sure cure" Mauala IIutlkii, llridge water, III. Another Wpmnn Helped " Dkaii Miih-Pinkiiam : I took Lydla 15. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during chango of life and derived great Ki nit tit from Its uso."--Maiiv B. J auks, 13d Coydou St., llrudford, Pa, ..-s- ' '-,..-..-. rim' 1AVm' The Marriage Problem "How to lc happy though married," hns lccn entirely solved to the satisfaction of hundreds of tlioaumds of women. There can be no happiness without health. The gencrnl health of woman is dependent on the local health of the delicate womanly organs. When there are debilitating drains, or inflammation, ulceration or female weakness, happiness In marriage is practically itntiossible. A host of happy wives testify that the secret of happiness In marriage is found in the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription. It dries the drains, henls ul ceration and inflammation and cures fe male weakness. It makes weak women strong, sick women well. Mr. Anna Willy, (Michigan Ilmirc), North ville, Splnlc Co , 8. link , writer "I nm enjoy ing good health, thank to jour kind ndvlec and valuable remedies. 1 suffered vtry much with female weakneM and other nllmenti for more than two yearn, when 1 wrote to you for advice After carefully followlncyouradN ice and takliut six bottles each of Dr. rlerce' 1'avorlte I're trripllouand 'Golden-Medical I)lcoery' I urn now a well anil happy omen " Women are invited to consult I)r Pierce by letter, free. Correspondence private Address Dr. U. V. Pierce, Hufmlo. N. Y WOMEN OPPOSE WOMEN. The 8n(e of Affair Snlil to Rxlat In tbe Government Service. "Why Is it that women nro practical ly debarred from receiving promotions to tlio higher plnces In the government service 7" nskod a government clerk of a quarter of n century's experience. Tho question was put to several ladles In tho treasury department. Ileforo any ono of them had time to reply tho questioner proceeded to answer his own Interrogatory. "It is becnuso they arc held back by members of their own sex," ho said. "Somo tlmo ngo a lndy In ono division I know of wns so favorably regarded that alio would havo been mado chief of that division, but ns soou ns her prospects beenmo known her fellow clerks of tho same box became Indlg nnnt and united in n protest They de clared that thoy could nover work un der her; that they would a thousnud times rather have n man thnn n woman to 'boss' them. They wouldn't allow her to 'lord It over them.' "That Is only n sample of many cnscB. Women can bo depended upon to nntngonlzo women under such cir cumstances. Not only did they do bo in tlio case I havo cited, but they ac tually gavo tho mnrblo heart nud tho Icy hand to this woman after they de feated her prospects of n promotion. I nm BntlHflcd that ono of tho most In fluential obstacles to women In their effort to secure equal recognition with men comes from their own sex." Tho man irho naked and nnswered tho question then moved off before his audlcnco of lndy clerks had nil opportu nity to reply to nls assertions. Wash Incton Star. Women of a Dutch Vlllnire. Tho vlllago women of Holland tako special caro to keep tho tips of their whlto laco hoods stiff with Btnrcb, which is as necessary n perfection In their toilet ns polished linen and spot less collars with ours. This dellcato hood Is worn over n black skullcap thnt fits tlio closely clipped head very much llko tho headgear of a nun. Tho elderly womon, widows, often wear n straw bonnet over It. A jncket of dark blue, with n brcastpleco of cream cloth and dark bluo bordor of tho samo cloth nt tho hips, constitutes tho dress of tho women and tho girls. Tho sklrtB protrude nt the hips In a grotcsquo fashion on account of tbe ninny tlannels which they wind about tho body, evidently a fad with them as with many peasants of tho Illack forest, where tho custom prevails to wear ns many skirts ns tho spare box will allow, adding nt least ono skirt every year. They nil dress nllko, and tho talk about dress thcroforo docs not slip Into their conversations, and on that Bcoro thoy aro at otcrnal peaco with ono another, for no chango of dress has occurred among them for centuries and will not for years to come. Douahoe'a. Coined Ward. Coined wonlsl I have mndo a llttlo study of them myself, nlwnys with disappointing results. I nlwnys run across them, after discovering them, somewhero about 100 years before tho birth of tho Inventor. I once colued a name, uway back In 1870, for ono of my so called humorous characters DUdcrback. I put tho Ulldcrback fam ily In Jocus print for several years, Ono night, about 18S7, 1 lectured In Sa lem, N. J and told ono of my Ulldcr back stories. Tho audience was con vulsed with moro mirth thnn tho story called for. After 'tlio lecture 1 was In troduced to abontia dozen Ulldcrbacks, who enjoyed my story moro than any ono else, ItobertiJ. Uurdetto lu Cuau tauquau. The Uodeat Lawyer. A lawyer walked down tho street re contly with his length of arms taxed to bold a lot of law Iwoks. PolnUug to tho books, a friend snld, "Why, I thought you carried all that tuff In your hend?" "1 do," quickly replied tho lawyer, with a knowluj; wink. "These are for tho Judges." Messrs, Macmillan, tho great London booksellers, lu their spacious premlsec have, It 1s stated, shelf room for -l.SCO,- MWUwmik "Tske Ileei Wul Surely Sreei" Bo sure to heed tho first symptons of Indigestion, nervousness and impure blood, and thus avoid chronic dvspepsia, nervous prostration und all evils pro. ml by biul b!ooJ' Hood's Sarsapn rilla is your eafeguanl. It qulcklv sets the stomach right, strengthens and quiets the nerves, purities, enriches nnd vitalises' the blood aud keeps up the All liver ills am nunvl lir H.IV I;ilo WHY USE HKCHOSB THKr Q1VH A OOOM LICHtT AMD Ani! LONG LIVHI). WE BELL TIIIIKK OIIADKB.' "YUMCA" WKUHIACH MANTI.K, The Terr lUt tlilliR In mai.UM. Durable Slid cItoONK HUNDRED OANDt.K 1WVKH with n cotmirnplloii of onlrtlirw fwt tr hour, lrlcowo NO, 197. Tlio old iUndby, of KOodlsJdlng quality and gUlns KlOimr UANDI.K roUKK. l'rlco IDEA I" Not qulto as good qnalttr but giving wrao caudlo power aa tlio No,:tB7, aiid at half tho price, lSccnln, . ....... Any of theoo maiitlm pat on and burners properly adjtutcd at abovo ratcn. DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? HeWSS&fSiSa a llKTTKIl I.IOHT for LKS3 MONKY with ono of thew btiruom tliau with any other form or artl. Octal light, Wo haro gas store alno. Let tit show them to you. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chomokctn St.. Telophono 603. 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 Stato THOS. MILNB SUCOESSOH TO L. M. KIItK Grain, Hay, Flour, Aill Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prompt nud careful attention given to tho delivery of goods to any part of tho city. 54 to 58 State St. Phone 871. What Is Your Line? Tho lino for you to toko across tho continent is ti.o xsortiicru t'acltic Hall way which Bpaiis tho country hotwoen I'ortlnnd and St. Paul with its rails of steel, 'ruunintuo through dully trains between these citles.nffordiug passengers a qutcK nmi Bnto trip, amid ueautiiul scenery, flourishlnc cities. wuvlmr iruin flclds.nnd vast stock ranges. By this lino you may enjoy "all tlio comiarts ol a homo." If you have traveled via tills lino, you of courso know its ml vantages. If not, do not full to investigAto its merits before you start on your Knstorn trip. For rntcs, timo tables or other In formation .sco any Northern Pacific ngent or writo A. 1). CiuitLTOs A.G.P.A. 255 .Morrison st. cor. Third, Portland. 8-0t5. O.A. J3 V O XlXuX. Bari tho 8!gnitaro of ins KlnC ins mmi ti Kind Yoa Havo Always BougW J-z. '-CtfcAflC SALEL .LODGES r, j. w. w. Salem Pimn K'n llri Mru.(. nvnw vm .... f U, 7:J0, In A. O U. W- hall, Hlato Iui. hldif. P. I), l'runty, i). 0. W. A. Woorei, clerk room 10, .Mourci blk ITOUICSTttRS OK AMURIOA Court Sherwood Koret No, 19. Meets Friday night In Turner tlock. John M. Chao,tO.K. A L. Drown Bccy. 1M7-Iyr Northwestern Normal School and Business College Salem Oregon Term opens Sett. 24. Complete- courwii of ,tudy Normal, IluMuctn, (common Mhool, lllKhicliool, Klocutlou, Mimic und Art. Hill Faculty. Sntlnfuctory work. Bend lor circular), A. J. GARLAND, A. M. Principal. Old Post OfficeStables Arolnrgo ant liavo rollnhlo attend ants, your tenm boarded by tho week or day. Good teams for hlro. Prices rea sonable. Your patronago solicited. H. M. Brown 02 Forry Streot. FREEBURGEIt' MEAT MARKET Is ppenncaln undor now mnnntjoment and ve will supplv you with the finest, 'resh meats, lard etc. put up in tho cleanest und best shupo nnd promptly delivered. Come and seo us. Phona Main '."91(1. VAN PATTON k CO.- OTEAM WOOD SAW U Two, Mnohlnos Work Dona Quickly. Tolophono 25&1 black. Leave orders nt residonco on 12th streot. or Steiner's tnarkot. M. VanFlkkt, YKwPARK.f.Otf Cb?ap FaFERs AND CITY PROPERTY. Laild fromt-'.50 to f 125 por ncro. We IiaYC to trade for largo or small HOtneS lllnches. Somo Small to exchango for Stock Ranclioa Places bomo Lame to 8v!1 n",, tnko na vr t pay Farms jSUTweor B00d ,owa Loan , . Money nt0aml7rorcent. OCll of all kinds on mmmluUn StOCk 1Jont llouse8 a"J 'arms, Make P' all kluds of nronortv. FYrlnnrrnc '"vvo,n larRolistof lands -"""""bw io select Irom. If y Oil Want tO Soil. Rent or Exchange any Buy kind of property, or want Insurance, s&niM nna,Ee t mnQ $1 0,nnierclal streot, LUdllb, Salem, Orison. Bozopfb, Ryan 5 Co Enclose stamp for reply When writing. ?M for acccptablo ideas. SUte If patented. J&m In' v"' W?lsbach Maitfle? Phono I5II TRIPLE SILVER PLATE Sugar bowla eacli. . W.OO Cream pltclaT... .... ........ . 1.00 Wlno and milk pltcbcra each 2.00 llullcr IlIMies .1.60 to 1 60 Hkkiii lloldcr............ 1.00 ('Anton . i .1.23 to S 00 Napkins Hlngn K)r sot... ...M to .75 Hyrup cua.vach ... ........... 1.25 ToapoU each.................... 2.00 Collcopola cacti. ........ . 2(0 Communion iKta s.rj to 8.00 Cako llaiketa .. 1,50 to 2.10 We also do gold and nlckol plating. G, A. ROBERTS, IOB Stnto Streot. 1-R OREGON GREATEST STATE FAIR SALEM OREGON . Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1900. 10.000IN PUKMIUMS on products of tho Farm, Field and Factory Tho greatest Industrial exposition ever held on the Pacific Const. Open to the World For Premium list address M. I). Wisdom, Portland Oro. CANADIAN X PACIFIC To the AllK YOU taking n vacation? If so, wo would like to send you somo litera ture about "Ilanff Hot Springs" "Tho Grent Glacier of thofiolklrks," and tho magnificent hotels thero, operated by tho Canadian Pacific Ilailway. Cheap Kxcursion Rates mado from nil Pacific Coast points. OH, IF YOU nro going East take youV Tickets by tlio "Imperial Limited" and spend a day or two nt our moun tain resorts. You will boneQt by it nnd enjoy it. Apply to any Canadian Pacific lly. Agent or to K.J.COYLK, H. II. ABBOTT, A. G. P. A., 140 Third St. nncouvor, B. O. Portland, MoreCheap Excursions to the East Round trip tickets from Denver, Colo rado Springs, and Pueblo to Chicaco, I eorln and intermediate points, will bo and 'u" b"Sth and 10' nnd Slltumber 7 y GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE at rath ok One Regular Fare Plus $2.00 for Round Trip iveutrn umit October 31, 1000 Ono fare to Chicago and return Aug. 21, 25, 20, 27 for tho G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT With liberal roturn limit. SPECIAL TRAINS O.VK NinilT Out t Piitoiin will l ieiiver j no p. m., L'oiorado Springs, 3:55 p. ni. nnd Pueblo 2.45 p. m. for ex. cursions of Aug A, 10 and 21, and Sept. 7 and 21. Tickets also good on regular trains. For full information apply to : ces Gen. agt. Portland Or. E. W. Thompson, A. G. P. A., T Topeka, Kan. John Sebastian. G. P. A., Chicago. . " " "w ., 1...1 ICD1D for acceptable Ideas, State If naffnpl rnmi " TZ2X2L rJr-r t ,, Ufijll. MPAIIT roa llti Chicago Halt Lake, Donvcr"Fi"vKr? . Omaha. Kaii..V ;..'.-"h """ Huooiai V:id a.ra Loula.Ohlcago and Ka,' uti P BnO- kano rlyor o.oupm Walla Walla, Bppkano, MlnnJ8" u.u, ak, i a, uu nth. m wankco Chicago and eat. ::rD.?L."Ai'iMoib, mtu ? MUL Vl 'w a. o. Allan tlo Kx. p, m 8 pm. VIA HUNTINGTON "nlVifAM HTwVtrST.Tr.1!- rorHan"Fr.ncUoo7D '"V- oairuTcry uve aayi. Ktt Sp, m. xHun 10 p, m. COLOMIIIA 11IVKII oiuAaiuut), To Aitorla and way LAndlno Bt3 Lcavo ro For Portland, Nowbcrg and aJa '" ( Ilidlnw. To!",. TlmfVll-.". lUy antf Batnrdai At o.wSJJft WlUiAMETTK BIVKIl A8h- Ualorn' WILLAMETTE RIVER mviflT- noau lo romana as aboro. Train.- . atrect car lino at Oregon City If tho iteimJ?.10 delayed thoro. Tlokctt to al polnla lnnl' WaahliiRton, Calltornla or tho Eait. tf. mil or rlfor roulo lo rortlnnd. "cowSmL imuunuuiunuii niui mi (ail. ucvail ICfl n. llnca. .W II. 'HUIlLllcW" Ocn, IMSAt..Porilti . ... . M- 1-OWS AReni, irauo nireci tlock, hi City ticket aud freight otllco 240 Comiuel SOUTH AND EAi VIA Southern Pacific It THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains loavo Salem for Portland and, tij stations nt 5 140 a. m. , 7:54 a. m. uj 4;05p. m. t. i-n.il.nil . nnnt II iim ."ffl M loan .12:80 AM Uf -6:00 I'M tiili Ar Hacramonto... Ar Hau Fraiiclaoo., ArOgden 6M A M ITuTa Ar iieuTer... v.iw am I (0 1 K Ar Kama, uity... 7aa a M im A . Ar Chicago 7.43 A M f.30 A . Ar Im AriKOlca. Ar Kt raw... Ar Fort Worth..!. Ar City of Mexico., Ar llouaton . Ar Mow Orleans Ar WMliliiaton lfio 1- M . 6-00 1' M 6:90 AM 9M A M 8JJ A M .. eas P M, 6:42 A M TSoTv 1H0PII 1090AM asm UUP 11 Ar Now York , -12;43 P Ml Pullman and Tourists cars on both trains. Ohnir cars Sacramonto toOrfsn and El Pnno, and tourlBt cars to Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting nt San Frnndlsco with mi oral atenrasliip linos for Honolnlo. Japan, Clilnn, Philippines, Ccntraiind fcoutii America. See Air. W. W. Skinnor agent at 8W Station, or address O. 11. MAKKHAM, Q. P. A., Pbrtland, Oregon. POSSIBLY You nro not nwnro of tho fast time ltd superb aorvlco now afforded by tho 0'a pictowv 2 WE IIAVH fi Daily Fast Trains I TO THE EAST. " If you cannot tako tho morning trsln travel via tho ovonlng train. Bota w finoly oqulppod. "Our Specialties" Vact Tlm Tl.rnimli RirvIrn PnllmU Palace Sloopors, PjSllman Tourist 81f ers, Ptillmnn Dinors, Library (Cafo)Cu and Froo Reclining Chair cars, Hours in timo saved to Omaha, Cbt ogo, Kansas City, St. Louis, Now York I,n,n.. n...l .tlia li'noiiirn twlltltn. XIUOIVI Hi vv.iu. ..wqwiM ,.... Tickets good to call uiko uuyivx Denvor. , It is toyour interest to uso Tun Orn- land Limited. Tickets ana siwpm car berths can bo secured from W. W. Skinnm. AgontB. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Agvt. O' R. AN. ' Rnlem Urt. J. ll. LoTjinop, Gen'l Agent, HO, IHO lUiru Ol. yurmuiu v" Oregon Shou LfnD, Railroad The Direct Route to Montana. .Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choico of two favorite rooW, w !, TTMION PAnTWin.Fat JWJIj"9! or tlio RIO GRANDE ScenloLtoM' No Change of Cars., On the Portlnnd-Ohicago SpecWi B Unest in tlio West." Equipped' With, Klegant bitndud Sleepers . Ktua New Ordlory TourUt 61PiV aunorb Llbrtr-l)utret C. HnlcDcllpIHnoen, Meals U csrte. Free Keollnlng Chsir Cr. Comfortablo CoMhei and Smorert Kntlra Train Completely VeiUbuled. For fuvther Information applj' J. R. NAGEL, GUY POWiB 'lTav. Pass. ARt, AReui u. i. , 142 Third 8t. Portland Or. Sale Corvallis & Eastern Railrou TLME CARD. No. 2FerYaquina: ,,... "rain leaves Albany ltnK rain leaves Corvallla.... I'-nfli 'lain arrives Yaqulna . 6:68P-I Train Trnin Train arnlvna Ynnulr No. 1 RoturnlDR; -i.tl Loaves Yanulna 1'.1 Leaves Corvallis UtSI"' Arrives Albany MOV-9, No. 3 For Detroit! mM, ,, ueaves Albany 'Jis. Arrives DctroH 11:20' No. 4 ReturninK! ,,...w Leaves Detroit Twnft Arrives Albany 6:p-"' No'6 . Leaves CorvnllU 6:0?1 Arrives Albany 6:J5 ' No-6- ,D. Leaves Albany i'SaP- Arrives Corvallis j . One and two connect at AJJJffiin, Corvallis with Southern Pw'WJ'sir Klvhig direct service, t3 and iw0 port and adjacent beaches, .-i-il Trains for tha mountains "'l,-. Detroit at noon, Riving f'en tH In rnnMi Mnmlnif crrnUDuS uw m Breltenhush nnd Kantian) rlr same day, ' ni.nfil1 I'tve.anu.atx connect ai " ptltf iim in,.nniAA,i n on.i from lJZl a Ann urnrnMi -- Tom Portland. 25c. 2 THE PATENT RECQRD, i$A9m THE PATENT RECORD, H. U WAtJOKN, J"1 A. Damaorc, no. nutwarc, no. i.'TCKHiB'Alwt Albal-r .- " "MMlii