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Newspaper Page TextHPiiiiiPii,:ijj.JiWiiiwWjiiiiiriwii i? ' ( I .J l-M!-& . w,y 8 M !.& ek: "ji K."la.,0,3 i.n I-ATVLV 8' bii pjy iMl 1 flj 1 B ! .6 :?! Cured of Kidney Disease jLn.iiBNDmx Dr. Williams9 Pink Pills for Pale People positively cure nil diseases that arise from impurities of the blood ; they eliminate the poison and fill the veins with a rich, red, life-giving fluid. The best Spring medicine. At tl druggUU or direct from Dr. William. Medlclnu Co., Bctionoctndy, N.Y., postpaid on receiptor price, tOe. per box; -lx boxen, JiM. w m 25 per cent, discount on includes our summer serges, worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, etc 20 per cent, discount on all children's suits. No re serveflu's includes a preat manv late arrivals in nobbv suits made in the latest fashionable Oil all Straw UatS This means every straw hat in the house absolutely no reserve as centt for tny 50c crush hit. 50 cents for any 75c crash hat. Opportunities of this kind are few and far between, and you shou'jt not fail to investigate this oiler. You will find in our store just what we advertise, and at prices advertised. REMEMBER-Your money back if you want it. 6J.Jonnson&6o.. The Peoples Clothiers and TOE DAILY JOURNAL DY HOFER DHQTHEI1B, SATURDAY, AUG. 11, 1000. --- W M II Oally Ono Yonr, 3.00 In Advnnoo Dnlly Four Month SI. In Advnnoo Wookly Onq Yoar SI, OO In Advanca TAKE IICART OP GRACE. Take heart of grace, begin nnow, Today's today, not yesterday, And on its budding bloom thu (low Of early morning still doth phty. Tako heart of graco. and gathor up This dewy mwiitneoa of thu morn, Fill up with thla your emptied cup, Anil plodgo tlio fair houra nuwly horn. Take heart of graco, nnd look heforo, Instead of backward on thoway, Wash out tho old regretful score, Tho sorrowing sins of yesterday And let tho old mistakes nnd pain Ho clemmed with thla rotroslilng dow, And mako beginning onto again, With hope mid courage brlgh nnd now. For what's thu world and all ita days. lint ours to 'try and try again? Not oura to falter on Kb wnya. Not oura to (ling aside for pain. Tako heart of graco, then, day by day Take hoarto(grnce,aud sing each morn, "Today'a today, hot yeatorday, And nil thu world fa nowlv horn I" Jsorn lVjry. TIIC SECRET OE FINDING LIKE INTEREST' INC. If ono could feel that euoh day waa u n UrsUUay. spout ou thla eatth, what n novelty and Intereet would bo felt? With what coal nnd enthusiasm would wo not utep forth to soothe Blglita and with what rest would wo approach experi ences. Yet to a great extent each day is n now day and each day la tho world bora anew. What la tho socrod of Interest In life? la U not thu hope of tho unexpected, thollroam. of the undiscovered? Tho nugget that tho minor hopca to llml leada him Into thu unexplored wllda of Alaikn and grow fat on n diet that lie could not onduro under .less interesting circumstances. Thu maiden waits pa tiuntly for yours iu anticipation of tho untried experiences of matrimony whon ono duyVl reality at tho hands of her future helpmato might disillusionize her forever. Tho unknown is certainly tho groatest lactor ol ilia's Interest, lluw can It bo .lit lilted from day to day to In creaso our.seal for oxletenco? tho good that is to como to us is more lnrgoliitnknown than tho ovil, because tho sum," total of human experiences proves that the good things exceed thu ovil. 1 he bettor things Iu life surpass the worse. Goodness overcomes bad ness and Iu thu long run ovil destroys itself and wickedness defeats its own purposes. Bo wo can all go forward bravely from day to day to face tho on coming revelations of time. MAKING EDUCATION MOHU PRACTICAL. Thero Is no doubt but German nnd French are of more praotlcal value, than Greek and Latin for a business man. Governor Roosevelt, of New York, said the other day tliat he believed strongly in the teaching of modernjlan g'ue in the publlo schools, aa there Mr. A. B. Hendrix, n prom inent business man of Rochester, N.Y.,says: Your great Jllood I'urifler teat recommended to m by a friend, for Kidney trouble, tvhtch hat been annoying me or tome time, I began about one year ago to uie I)r, W'illlamt' fink lllltfor Me ltople and after taking them for four montht all pain vantthed entirely and J am at well to-day at ever in my life, I cheerfully recommend them toalt tuffertrt from Kidney trouble, A. It IlRNimix, SO K.Maln Street, 'lloche.ter, N.Y. M MONEY all men's summer suits. This cuts. SO per cent, discount furnishers. rnmo n tituo in tho life of nearly uvory ono whon such knowledge would bo of tho utmost use. Tho llrst idon that comes to mind in connection with a high echool is teach ing Lntjn. If n high itchool Is ovor es tablished at Salon? It Is to bo hoped Ger man will bo taught iu preference to La tin. Thu number of GorniaiiH Is constantly increasing iu Wusturn Oregon, while there aro nono wlio aenk tho Latin lan guage, outside thu clerical profession. Clerks in many stores are now rtqulrod to bo nblo to speak German. "Hler wird Doutsch gosprochen," I a drawing card iu many large stores. Education must prepare hoys and glrla more and inoro to tako n full hand Iu thu industries of lifu. NEWSPAPERS TOR HOYS. Thu latent aspirant for thuyouugur generation Is "Tho Little Chronicle," published in thu Dycliu building Chicago, It is Illustrated, and seeks to rover thu whole Hold of current topics, nnd pratlcal hclenco. It excludes fiction. Politics la dealt with In an Intelligent manner. Ono page glvus a map, with kuy that brings to tho mind n blrdeoyo view of thu wholo world, Thosu aru features of practical value, nnd calculated to glvo n boy broad views. Wo aro living in mi active and progressiva age, and proper current literature for boys la very important, lloyanroboya and whether lu n reform school or in tho nu)9t re lined homo, they present tho mi mo problems for parents nnd guardians. THE DOMESTIC IIIELP PROBLEM. Two progroasivo ideas aro worthy of development in domestic aervlce. Ono Is thu sorvico on thu Installment plan, as whuru a family need ono or two hours u day uf help at kitchen or chamber work, Thu other Idea a to hire help on n year or a two-year contract, giving n certlll ctitu nt thu end of the term ns to qualifi cations, It seems no more than right that where iuoxporlenccd help is received and gels thu bono it of careful training in a well-regulated family, that thu per Bon receiving such training should gut credit (or It, and that others may hao tho information. Domestic work Is thus dlgnltlcd by n writer: "After much meditation and experi ence, I have divined that It takes as much boiibo nnd refinement to cook a illnnor, wash nnd wipe a dish, make a bed us It should bo made, dust a room as It should bo dusted, as goes to writ ing a novel or shining in high Boolety." Mary ltoborta Smith in thu Forum says this: "Most women of my acquaintanceo are Interested lu church work, in for eign missions, lu children's hospitals, in social and literary clubs, In settle ments, in public schools and education ; uvory woman acknowledges that thu xrobloma of domestic service are dlllli cult, Mid that they involve the welfare of the family fundamentally. It la tho old stery: 'Education is important iu proportion u it has nothing to do with life, Philanthropy Is urgent In propor- tlon to ita dlstanco nnd novelty. Every kind of duty Is moro tolerable than our own.' But, it charity begins at homo much moro does domestic roform. Lot every mistress study tho causes of her own difficulty, and of her maid's incom petence." SAVAGE FEROCITY OF THE COSSACKS The messages which hnvo pnsscd be tween the two emperors, oi rather bo totwocn nrhatovor powor has tho reins at Pekin, nnd tho emperor of Japan, aro tho subject of universal, though some what puzzled comment. The roply of Japan's sovereign is everywhere praised nnd is Interpreted and as n direct nnd dignified rcsolvo on tho part of this gov ernment to cast its lot unreservedly with tho Wostorn powers as tho only wny to secure pcaro In tho Orient It la plain that if thoro Is to be n "Yol ow peril" Japan will not bo In the least degree tinged with that color. Iu marked contrast to tho morale of tho Japaneso army la to bo placed tho evil roputation which tho behavior of tho Cossack has fastened on tho Rus- slan troops, llorriblo stories nro rifo of their savngo ferocity nnd unrestrain ed looting proponslticB.which mndothom n terror to tho foreign rosldonts of Tien Tain during tho sicgo. Nutnorous instances nro related of their elnughtor of faithful Chinese ser vants in thu very presonco of their masters and tho story of tholr masacra of 200 coolies who wore coming up tho river for the sorvico of tho European 1b now proved to bo literally true. Tho rofugces aro beginning to arrlvo in Japan in largo nuinbors.) Twonty or moro enme by tho transport Logan last week. Opinions nro beginning to bo frcoly expressed thalMho attack on tho Taku fortifications, or rather tho ultimatum which led to it; waa a blunder. If tills was indeed tho caso, it is felt by many Americans that Admiral Kompff, In wlthdrwlng hisennsent to thu act and re fusing to tako part with thoullics, should bo entiled to tho utmost credit for his courso, which indicated tho very highest kind of courngo on his part. Whllo there has boon a notablo nb eenco of earthquakes for tho last fort night, a (lor co volcanic eruption has tnken plnco In tho vicinity of tho placo whore, ten years ago, tho greater part of Mount Dandnsian was hurled into tho air. Azuma Yama was tho scene of nn awful axploslon Inst wcok, n sul phur factory employing about 100 Jlmuds being suddenly annihilated by n sub terranean explosion. Only twenty of tho hands escaped. Tho fall of dobrls rovored tho ground two foot deep, nt n dlstanco of four miles from tho cuntor of tho disturbance. CO-OPERATIVE STREET RAILWAY. Itesolutlons hnvo been adopted nt tho meeting of tho executive cnmmlttoo of tho Street Hallway Employes' Union iu St. Louis appointing n committee to orgaulro a company nnd enter tho stroct railway business for thu union in St. Louis. Tho resolutions providod that tho proposed company shall pay n percentage of its earnings to thu city; that u percentage of thu earnings dur ing thu year 1002 shall be contributed to tho world's fair fund; that tho franchise ahull contain an arbitration tlausoj that thu city hIiuII liavu thu right to purchase tho road nnd that tho com) winy shall bo prohibited from consolidating with nny other road. T. II. Edwnrda is chairman of tho striking streetcar men's grluvancu committee. We Are (lot All Antlo-Sixoai. It is certain that thn American pooplo aru not predominantly Anglo-Saxon, If tho early liritish admixtures bo taken Into account, and It is uoluvon certain thnt they nro as predominantly Teu tonic us wo have thought. Thu Celtic and Slavic element In em igration is great nnd increasing, and theflu peoplu nru more prolific than thomi of Gaelic blood, Mr. Moultoii Emery, in Gunton's Magazine, presents some highly interesting statistics in his Journey to tho conclusion that In IfiStO thu population of tho United Statos Included :15,000,000 English, 12,000,000 Germans and Scandinavians and 8,000, 000 Celts, Slavs nnd Semites, besides the 8,000,000 negroes. This would mako zsinful Periods aro ovoroomo by Lydla E Plnhham's Vogotabla Compound Fifty thousand happy woman tostlfy to this In nrniaful letters to Mrs Plnfthanu Menstruation Is a savoro strain on a wo man's vitality. If It Is painful somotltlng Is wrong which LydU C. I'lnUum'j Vegetable Compound will promptly sot right; If oxcosslvo or Irregular wrlto to Mrs. PInkham, Lynn, Mass,, for advice, Evldonao abounds that Mrs, Plnhham's advice and modiolus havo for many years been helping womon to be strong No other advice Is so un varyingly aoewato, no other medtehta has suck a record of cure &!1 'Wltlltillll(lllllllll It's enough to wear any one out. P'irst it' washing, in damp and draft. Then It's ironing with the hot atuvc and . the hard work to endure. And in be tween whiles, meals to get. house to clean, nnd children to tend. It's bad enoiiL'h for a well woman but for n weak woman it's slow torture. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures the diseases of the delicate organs which weaken women. It makes weak women strong and sick women well. Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, free of charge. All correspondence strictly private. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Iluflalo, N. Y. "My health Is the lt now Hint It hn betn r foiir years," writes Mrs.l'litl Morrl,ofIra, Cayuga to, N Y, nox ji "I hoe taken hut two bottles of our medicine. ' l'aorlle Pre scription" and 'Golden Mollcnl Hlwoxtry ' These medicines haedone mc more pood than all that I have ever taken before, llefore I took your medicines I was slct. In tied nearly hnlf the lime I couldn t do my work only nlmut half the time, and now I can work all the time for a family of four My advice to nil who are troub led with female weaknel to take Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription ami Golden Medical Dis covery' the must woiulcrlul medicine In the wild" Dr. Picrce'1 Pleasant Pellets sweeten the breath.. tho English to all others as 7 to 4, nnd tho Goths to nil others as 0 to 1. This treats tho raco as nlno-toutbs puro English In 1700, which probably does not allow enough for tho Dutch, I'alatino, Gormana and Scotch-Irish migration. Moreover, it scorns toassumo tho samo rate of increnso for nil races after thoy gat horo, which common ex perience shows to bo absurd. Tho really impresslvo tiling In Mr. Emery'a nrtk'lola a table ol im migration ethnically classified from 1700, to 1800. It leaves negroes out of account, nnd contains in round nuin bors, 11,000,000 Teutons, 4,250,000 Celts and 500,000 Slavs. Among tho Teutons, tho Germans wero to tho English as 3 to 2, making tho latter only nbout 0,600,000 out of tho whole 10,000,000. Non-Touton immigration has increased enormously since 1800, nnd embraces races hardly thought of then. Wo bo como less English nnd probably less Gothic every yoar. Cuta's Rolled Judiciary. Havana. Auk. 11. Tho press unani mously criticises nnd condemns what it tormsUio corrupt condition of tho Cu. ban Judiciary system. Hold charges havo boon made by tlio newspapers that judges ami oilier members oi mo court hnvo been receiving fees for cases nnmlni, n tttnlr ollnf.n.l pnilrtfl fltlll IIIIIH) IW ...V. M.lfc-f,. .w.w ...... . which, they themselves havo to decide. The Post charges tho Cuban judiciary with having n compact organization, ex tending over the entire system, so per fect that "corruption is 'conducted with nbsolute safety," nnd adds: "Thero aro members of thocourtB who retain their law olllcos and leave the nffalisof thoofllces to thoeo who wcro tholr clerks heforo they wero on thu bunch. These clerks arrange thu de tails of representing thu old clients of thoso judges and arrango tho fees, etc. "In this way a judgu upon n bench (locldqe n cane at issue, w Idle really rep resenting one of tho parties to tho suit, and tho result may bu imagined in each instnncu In which this Is th&cnso." LaylarNew Cable. Naw Yohk, Aug. Thu work of laying tho last section of tho now Gorman transatlantic, cable was begun today from tho Now York end of tho lino. The Wsw That Women Work. 9 flu MifSX l&H i 4Rv2S This section will ond from 0VK,,VSa may Island to the Azores, the shore end bo- j;nBti nnd will want to k InK connected with thu olllces of tlio Commercial Cable Company. P. Uruno Koh.er, of Berlin, In the Interest of the Gorman Postofllco Department, will make tlio trip and observe tlio laying 01 the cable. Tho new lino is owned by a German com pan v. but it will bu oper ated nt this end by tho Commercial ' Cable Company, nnd nt tho other will bo in connection with the Gorman Gov ernment tolegraphs. Afro-American Council. I.NDIANAI'OUH, Aug. 11, SOIUU of tllO J most distinguished colored cltizenBof the country aro present at the auuual meeting of the Afro-American Council, j which is being held here today. This j meeting is oi great, importance ana ono of tho largest oyer held. Booker T. Washington and T. Thomas Fortune are both execte! to deliver addresses Bishop Waltora, tho president of the council, U presiding. Mrs. llullln, at tho head of the Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, who refused to alllliato i with othor women's organizations, bo- cause they would no rocogulzo the rights of the colored women, la also present. "" " '' " " I ! A Record la Blood, Tlio record of Hood'B Sareaparilla is literally written in the blood of millions of pooplo to whom it has given good heath. It is all tho time curing diseases of thu stomach, nerves, kidneys and blood, and it is doing good every day to thousands who aro taking it for poor a p. potlto. tired feeling aud general debility. It it the best medicine money can buy, Hood's Pills aro non-irritating. Price 25 cunta 4 St. Loom, Mo., Aug. ill. Thu Court Rtenographera, of tho Misiurl Branch, J National Shorthand lloportera' Associa tion are holding a meeting here today. Tho object of this gathering is toorga-1 uito a Misouri Shorthand lleportera' , Association. The Association will meet nt Put-In-Bay, Aug. 13 to 17. The Bet Prticrirttoa (or MalirU. I Chtl and fever It a bottle al GroTe'i TanteleM (Silt Toole. II U tlmplr Iron ami nulolD In a tattdew form. No cure o par. lilcu S0o, &-104m rod saM -MMI-- WHY USE 4 nKciiosR Tiior aiva a ooo" LIOIIT AND ARK LONO LIVED. WB HELL TIIIIKK GRADES! "YU8KA" WKLHUACIt MANTf.R. Thn rcrr HUNnnKI) OANDt.K fOWKR with a consumption of only ll.n feet per hour, NO, 197. The old itatidbr, of good lasting quality so cent. 'IDEAL." Not'qutto M good quality but giving Same candlo power M tho Ho, 197, and at half tho price, IS cents. Any of Ihcso mautlM put on and burners properly adjuttcd at aboro rates. DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? &WtoA$,!np a nKTTKll tlOHT for LKS3 MONKY with ono of thcM burners than with any other form or arU. Qclal light, Wa have gas stoves also. Let us show them to you. SALEM GAB LIGHT CO 71 Ohemokotn St.. Telophono 603. No Flies on a Hot Stove Nor is there any flaw or bleinish 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. rruit and Mop Dryer work a T. S BUKBOUGHS, 102 State 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 givon to tho dolivery of goods to nny part of tho city. 54 to 58 State St. Phone 871. The 1900 Campaign IS PROVING TO THAN THAT OF The Filipino IS STILL IN PROGRESS AND STILL AT THE FRONT. The Boer War CONTINUES TO FACTORY PROBLEM FOR ENGLAND. T1 ""T TIT J Q nina War jg PROVING TO COMPLICATION The Capital IS GIVING THE MOST DIRECT, PROMPT AND RELIABLE NEWS ON ALL THESE SUBJECTS. ITS NEWS IS ALWAYS AHEAD OF ITS RIVAL'S. NO PAPER WAS EVER PUT UP THAT GIVES YOU ALL THE NEWS GIVES IT SO PROMPTLY AND FOR SO LITTLE MONEY. TRY IT Peace Declared Why devote all your time rending tho Hour War nnd thu Gold Fields of Alaskn? Thoro nro other matters o mako n trip tinu linu In 'travel. Inordor to hnvo tho bostser- vice, uso the Wisconsin U0"11 "? g LIS ormatio.'ite !Z a. Clock, Goneral Agent, Portland, Ore OAS'TOIlIjfl.. Bmi th ? lb9 Yw "aw lvM'S BoagM SALEM LODGrES :-ift W. W. tuiom Cun No. ilecu oTerr rrldar (Tec d(,7.3u,1i A. O. U. Wi ball, Bulo Int, 7 bid it. V, l). l'runtr. J. O. W. A. Moorei, clerk room 10, Moorei bit lrORIISTBRS Oir -A.MISR10A.. Court Sherwood Koreu No, 19. Mcu KtlcHj mgnu in luruer uiocs. joiiu ju, unase, 't;. 11. A 1 urown B007, U-17-lrr CANADIAN X PACIFIC jAway To the Mountains ARK YOU taking a vacation? If f,o, we would liko to send you some litera ture about "Banff Hot Springs" "The Great Glacier of thoSelklrks," nnd the magnificent hotels there, operated by tho Canadian Pacific Railway. Cheap Excursion Rates made from all Pacific Coast points. OR, IF YOU are going East tako your Tickets by the "Imperial Limited" nnd spend a day or two at our moun tain resorts. You will boneflt by it and enjoy it. Apply to any Canadian Pacific Ry. Agent or to E. J. COYLE, H. H. ABBQTT, A.G. P. A., 110 Third St. ancouver, B. O. Portland W?lsbacb Mapfle? lito.t thins In mit.llM l lTIco 60 o, and giving KIGIITY GAND DLK POWKIl. ITICO specialty. Phone I5II BE EVEN 1896 MORE INTERESTING War :,. OUR BOYS" ARE DRAW OUT AS An- UNSATfS- BE THE GREATEST A CENTURY. MILITARY OF Journal IN SUCH COMPACT FORM, THAT AND BE CONTENT. HOFER BROS., Publishers. More Cheap Excursions to the East Hound trip tickets from Denver, Colo rado Springs, nnd Pueblo to Chicago, Peoria nnd intermediate points, will be sold August 4 nnd 10, and Soptembor 7 mill "1 I... l,n and : ., HJ ..u GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT BATK One Itegular Fare Plus $2.00 for HoqdiI Trip Return Limit October 31, 1000 One faro to Chlcngo and ret tun Aug. 21, 25, 20, 27 for tho G. A. R. ENCAAIPMENT With liberal return limit, SPECIAL TRAINS Onb Niqut Out to Ciiioaoo, will leavo Denver 3:45 p. n., Colorado Springs, 3:55 p. m. and Pueblo 2.45 p. m. tor us elusions of Aug 4, 10 nnd 21, and Sept. and 21. Tickets also good on regular traine. For full information apply to A.' S: CJ?0'(R Gon- 8 Portland Or. h. W. Tiiomi'SOn, A. U. P. A., , Topekn, Kan. John Skdastian, G. P. A., Chicago. FREEBIIRCER' MEAT MARKET Ib open apln under new management and we will supply you with the finest, fresh meats, lard etc. put up in the cleanest and boat shape and promptly delivered. Come and see us. Phone. Maiu 21H0. VAN FAIN 4 10 OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Machines work Done Quickly. Telephone 26SJ black. Leave orders at residence on 12th street, or Steiner'a market. M, Van Flkct, YkwPabk. 6-flti TiwiiiiiTiiinriiiiiiiii DJHL&IL I'trAHt TlMB ICaSDOLB. From Portland.' Unaiv roa ClllCSl ago Halt Lake; Denver Ft. Worth pocui uroana. nantu uut, Ht :4:00 pm IS nm loun.umcaeo anu jiaat. HnO- ksne VVaJla Walla, gpokaua, Mlntl aolli, HU raolHI'Oltitb,vMI t- n ani Flyer , 7.00 a. ra. Flyer MH 8.00 pm waakce Chicago and eait, Allan tlo Kx. p, m VJA HUNT1NOTOM e.to OIIKAN HTKAJIHHIl'H. Ipu For Han Franclaoo, 4 P. in Ball evenr nve aayi. 8t. m ex. Hun COLUMBIA niVKIt Ik. m natur- .. tTi DIAAUbltO. To Attotla aud way Landlngi, ex Han. iu p, m. ArHa Iahi WILIiAMKTTK R1VK1I Iave Fur rortlanu,KowiicrK and war Op. m. Hdlorn ijinumn. irawnj. vnoni ilajr aad Saturday at c.80a.m, won. Wrd- Frldar WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION, lloata to Portland aa above. Transfers to ilrect car lino at Oregon CUT If the iteamon aru dclayi Waihl cd tnero. 'iieaoii to an poinu lutton. California or Iho Kai polnta In Oregon, checked thronRh from Halem free, nub uangagtl ree. Cholrn ' rail or rlvor ruuto to Portland. ConnooUoo made at l'ottland with all rail, ocean and rlter linos. W H. IIUKLDDKT, Ocn, l'aai Agt . Portland Or. U. M. roWJiRH, Axent, Trado Street duck, Balem City ticket and freight offlco 240 CommercUl it SOUTH ANDEAS1 VIA Southern Pacific- Go. THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Balom for Portland and way stations nt 5:40 n. m. , 7:51 a, m. anu 4 :05 p. iu. f.-. imI.,,1 '"'. : Jto"A U a80TTH Lt Salem. ll.-OU A M 13-30 A M .wru -i 7.4J P M TbtSTsr 900 AM 7JAM -,7.4a A M . 108 flj,, W-OoPMV Ar Athland , Ar Bacramento -Ar Han Franclaeo.- iX AM" 8.14 AM', ArOgde den. Tula lA 14 1.40 K M Ar Denver ArKanta, Cllyi 8: 'IMAM MOAll Ar unicago- Ar U ADKOlcaJ Ar Kl laiu. .. TwSTa m , 6-00 F H 1.UCII Ar Fort Worth. w. 830 AM 8.80 X'W Ar CUT of Mexico, lilAU ioun A u Ar Houilou . .. Ar Now Orleaim-, Ar WMhlnKioH Ar Mow Yora . 1.83 A U a M B6 V M. ,24 CdAM tit IUAM, I u 41 A M , !.: I' Ml J2.-4S r m , Pullman ant) Touritto cars on both tralnB. Chair cara Bncramonto to Ogdon nnd El Paso, nnd tourist cara to Chicago, St. Louie, Now Orleans and Wnahlngton, Conuocting nt Ban Frandlsco with sov; oral Btoamshlp linos for Ilonblulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central atui South America. Seo Air. W. W. Skinner agent at Salem Station, or address O. II. MAKKHAM, G. P. A.,' Portland, Oregon. POSSIBLY You nro not nwnro of tlio fast time ar.d superb service now afforded by the Vf0tV 2 , WE HAVE ""Dally Fast Trains v TO TIIC EAST. 2 If you cannot toko tho morning train travel via tho evening trnin. lloth are finely equipped. "Our Specialties" Fast Timo, Tlirough Service, Pullman Palaco Sleepers. Piillmaii Tourist Sloop era. Pullman Diners, Library (Cafe) Car nnd Froo Itcclinlng Clialr cars, Hours in timo Baved to Omaha, Chic ago, KaiiBns City, St. Louis, Now York Itoston, and other Kastern points. Tickotsgood to Salt Lake City and Denver. It is toy our interest to use Tiik Ovkr- land Liuiteu. Tickots and sleeping car berths can bo oecured from W. W. Skinnkr. Agent S. P. Co. Or Gny Towers, Ag't. O- It.-A N. Salem Ore. J. II. LoTiiBor, Qon'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. -Portland Ori Oregon Skon Line, Railroad The Direct Route tq -, ' Montanai Utah, Colorado and all Eastern, Points. Gives choice of two favorito routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast May Lino, or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Linoi. No Change ofCarSi On the Portlnnd-Ohlcago SpecJaJ,, i'tli, finest In tho "West." Equipped with Vv -qi egaiit standard Sleeper, i Itecjllllll' Chair fin. I 'ninfortuMn f vli anA flmokeil. Entire Train Completely Ve-Utmled. For further Information apply to' J. R. NAGEL, GUY POWERS-. Trav. rasa. Agl, Agent u. it. cti. 142 Third St. Portland Or. Salem Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME CARD.. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leavea .Albany 12:60 P- Train leaved Uorvallls.... 1:40p.m. Train arrives Yaciulna . r 6:65 PoO-1 No. Returning: Leavea Yaqulna,.....,.., 7-00a.-m Leayea Corvalll ,...11:30 a. o Arrives Albany 12:10 p.m. No. a For Detreit: Leave Albany 7:00a.m. Arrives Detroit 11:20 .p- No. 4 IleturnleR: IRVls TintTnU 12:10 P. M Arrives Albany No. 5. Leaves Corvallis Arrives Albany,-. No. 6, Leaves Albany-, ...,..., Arrives Corvallis - . w v. v. ww vvvvrv- - - K-4K n. Ol. J. 0:00 a.m. 6:45 a.m. 7:20 p. m. 8:05 p.m. OnnanH rwn v-innor-f. nt. AlhanV and Corvallis w ltta iSouthern Pacific tialni, Klving directervlco ta and from ew port and adjacent heacbes. Trains for the roountatni anlyf Detroit at, noon, jtljrlpn, app1'?? to reabh camping urounds on ina Ureltenbush and Santlam river U same day. ,.y Five and six 4nnecfrsatrAlbny wl the Albany local to anoV-from'PortlanU. T. V. A f. A, UtaW J. TUKNER Agent Albany. Or. i