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Newspaper Page TextH ' I i. a ii.H f! I - HI S READ AID " " 25 per cent, discount on all men's summer suits. This 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 nobbv suits irfadeJn the latest fashionable cuts. 50 per cent, discount OliTiMIstraw hats. This means every straw hat in the house abSglutely no reserve- i 35 cents for any 50 ccats for any f$Qppor'unities of this kind are few and far between, and yolyshou;! not fail to investigate this offer. t You will find infoiir. store just what we advertise, and at prices advertised. j,-a REMEMBER-Your money back if you want it. i v Johnson & 60. The Peoples Clothiers and THE DAILY JOURNAL DY HOFER BRQTHHna, TUESDAY, AUG. 14, 1000. DallyOne Year, 3.00 In Advanoo Dal y Four Month 91. In Advanoo Wopkly One Year SI.OO In Advanoo SUNSHINE. Brightly beams the morning sunshine, KoUlngo'er tho Eastern hills, Tingolnp; ferns and brakes with bright ncss, Clustered round the mountain rills. And tho distant mountain rldgoc, Dark with over-hangings gray, Glow beneath the morning sunbeams As tho night shades roll away. As wo note the morning sunbeams, May.vro not forgot, dear friends, That.tlio sunshine's but a token Of tho love our Father sends. Let us, thon, remember God's lovo And bo ready all tho while, Jupt to drivo away somo heart-clouds With.tlio sunslilnoof a smile. ' -Selected. The greatest blessings nro tho com moncat and tho cheapest. Sunlight and fresh air. Thcsu giits of God's lovo that it would seem as If every human being was primarily entitled to would ; euro nearly all tho diseases In tho world It alllicted people would only uso Hum 'orplaco thomsolvos wholly under their Influence. THE DIVINE DOCTRINE OP PROSPERITY . . A, Republican organ has thu following ' saniplo of argument: Editor Hofor of tho Salem Journal, ono of tho fellows who sneer and make 'inelegant remarks about tho alleged prosperous condition of tho country, Is financially able to bo enjoying himself at tho beach this week, Tub Journal, is alxmt tho 'only news paper in Oregon with anything Ilka a statu circulation that roprosouta tho op position to tho party that claims to pro duce prosperity. It excites tho envy and animosity of the I'OHtofllco editors that a newspaper can exigt that dares to differ from the dlvfno docrooa of tho prosperity pro ducers. LIVu tho old doctrine of tho divine right of kings, tho now apostles of prosperity distrust a froo press. These p'rosperlty howlers frequently aro no prosperous that they can't pay tholr grocery bills. But all personality and badinage asldo Uie llopubllcan party has assumed a role that no iarty can fulfil In tho .long run. Government cannot be mado n flowing fountain' iol prosperity, Tho stream r may boi starred undora Republican ad- (ministration, but it will not (low forever. Whon It ceases, the party will bo left strandod In political bankruptcy. It will lo branded as a collossal fraud. The ebb an J flow ol prosperity Is not In tho Vkoeplng of any political party. Govern ment can bo moro or less of a burden, Shut porpotual posterity will not lw sup- piled by any party. j A hlglutldo of f peculation and develop- fluent prevailed for alwut seven years fromisaito 1H.H9. Then thu wnvo sub- av gilded and low lido set In from IKK) to J 1897. Both theso periods Paw RopublW ,can and Democratic administration, ? The tide has set the other way somewhat jslncol897. Stimulated by the Spanish nnd rhllipplno wars, with nearly SfiO.OOO ineu taken from civil into military We, .enormous expenditures lor naval anil military expenses, havo heightened tho v wasteful and destructive processes, but this artificial prosperity will bo paid for dearly in the long run. " Intelligent Republicans do not bollovo It is tho specific duty of a political party y to make people prosperous, Economi- v cal administration, not undertaking too many tilings in uio immu ot " . Al f- . .. All ; state, governing well and as llttlo oh possible, dealing justly and equally aa butwoou all claires ot cltiiens, theso nro primary functions ot all government. I, They apply to all parties and tu all times, ,(But, tho llopubllcan party Is J committed to tho doctrine that It i S especlally'comniuislonod to make people p osporoua,;raid. (that therefore it la a 7 ifclmii in nniAHA It A ttSliiMoa nniur 1ml. law heads. :P4- ,' SATB 50c crash bat. 75c crash hat. rurnishcrs. MR. BRYAN MAKES HIS POSITION CLEAR, "Thoro Is on easy, honest, honorable solution of tho rhllipplno question. It is set forth in tho Democratic platform and it is submitted with confidence to tho American people. This plan I un reservedly indorse If elected, I shall convene Congress in extraordinory ses sion as soon as lam inaugurated and recommend an immediate declaration of tho Nation's purpose, first, to cstablsh a stable form of government in tho rhll ipplno Islands, just bb wo aro now es tablishing a stable form of government in the Island of Ouba ; second, to givo in dependence to tho Filipinos, Just as wo havo promised to give indeuendenco to the Cubans : third, to protect tho Fili pinos from outsido interference whllo they work out their own destiny, just as wo havo protected tho Republics of Central and South America, and nro, by tho Monroe Doctrine, pledged to protect Cubn." Tho above Is from Bryan's letter of acceptance It makes his theory of what should bo done with tho Philippines very clear, oxcopt ob to ono point. Wo hvvo not yot established a stablo form of government In Cuba, and thoro is a largo party of Cubans who declare tho people there aro unfit for self gov ernment, and ask that American mili tary rule 1)0 continued Indefinitely. But Dewey said tho Filipinos were moro computont to govern themselves than tho Cubans, OFFICIALISM OROANIZEDAND MILITANT. There has been a national convention of Kopubllca Clubs, largoly attended by ofllco-holdors. Thcro is to bo a national convention ol Democratic clubs, lurgoly composed of ofllco soekers, Few honest inon who havo their private business to attend to and who pay their own bills can afford to g" to theso club con ventions. Those who go either neglect tholr olllclal duties and on free passes, or they ox poet to maku tho monoy they spend back out of the public. They are generally guilty of nil three offences. Mr. Itoosovolt wan not satlatlcd to roh tho people of tho great common wealth of tho thu timo ho ought to give them as Governor, but ho must become a star attraction as chief drawing card at tho Republican clubs In Min neapolis. He solomnly contracts to servo tho pcoplo of that statu as chief executive, and then takes months of their time to ru i for vice-president. Ho violates his oath of olllcu to execute tho duties of his greatoillco as chief ex ecutive by serving tho great assembly o( politicians rampant and militant. Ofjcouroo, Democratic politician gov ernors will do the tamo thing. Matloaal Hay Conference. Boston, Md.,Aug. 14. Mayor Thomas 0. Hayes opened with an address tho convention of thu National Hay As sociation which was called to order this morning at 10 o'clock. President James W, Sale, of llluflton, Ind., presided, Itov. Edward Collins, of Detroit, J. Hume Smith, of this city, and L. S. McKlllop, of rittsburg, aro on today's speech program. The greater part of tomorrow and next day will bo devoted to thu reading and dlscusslun of papers. Among tho subjects for discussion aro "Commission Merchant's Relation to Shippers," "How tho National Hay As twclutlon Cau Directly Benefit tho Hay Business," "Tho Interstate Commerce Ijvw," ''Tho Transportation of Hay," "Evolution In Business Method Regard ing Shippers and Receivers," and others of great Importance to the business. After Elevate! hillwas. Nkw York, Aug. 14. Tho hearing of thu Injunction caeo of tho Manhattan Elevated lUllwivy against the Park Com- mission, which was postponed until to- day, Is causing a fierce fight. It is argued that tho Park Commission, at instance of polltloiauB who want to bu "seen," has ordered tho elevated struc turu from Battery Park, where all tho ferries land. Tho railway has occupied this park (or about twenty years with out Interference. It will greatly Intlu. once tho public i( It is removed. Great nterest centers In tho outcome Modern Woodmen Meet. Wavnb, Mich., Aug. 14. The Modern Woodmen of America ol Wayne county ami mo mreo counties adjoining aro holding a rally and basket plcnta hero today, with an attendance ot over 6,00) members of the order and their families. Alter tho pa rude this forenoon, Chief Deputy Burns, ot Jackson, delivered an address as orator of tho day. This after noon athletic games are tho order ot ex orclsos. 5SS Tim WEATHER AND CROPS. Unltod Statu Department of AirtcnHnre, Oil ratio and Crop Ilulletln of the weather Bureau Oregon Section, for tbe Week Kndl.ig Mod day, August IS, rottTLAXD, Or., Aug. 13, 1000. Tho week has been much cooler than the previous one, especially daring the day time. In Western Oregon tho maximum, or day, temperatures ranged between 07 and 84 degrees, and tho minimum, or night, temperatures between 44 and 55 degrees. In Eastern Oregon these vari ations were for day temperatures be tween CO and 81 degrees, nnd for night temperatures between 42 and CO de grees. Considerable cloudy weather has pro vailed, and moderately heavy to heavy showers occured tho foro part of tho week that were pretty generally distrib uted throughout tho Willamctto and Columbia Itlver valleys and over North eastern Oregon. No rain has fallen In the Southern half of tho stato. Spring wheat In tho U'lllamotto vt I- loy, although generally better than tho fall sown. Is a very light crop, and a great deal of It has beon either plowed up or cut for hay. Tho showers caused but llttlo inter ruption to harvest work, nnd good prog ress has been made In this direction in all sections of tho state Tho following threshing ylolds have been reported ; Wasco county, wheat 18 to 23 bushula, oats 35 bushela, to tho aero; Sherman county, wheat 10; Umatilla county, wheat 35; Douglas county, wheat 2 to 10; Lnno "county, wheat 3 to 12, oats 15; ClackamaB coul ty, wheat 0 to 15, oats 15 to 25 ; Marlon county, wheat about 8, oats about 12; Linn county, wheat 4 to 10, oata 15 to 25; Polk county, wheat 7 to 11 ; Benton county, wheat 2J to 17, oats 15 to 25; Washington county, wheat 8 to 15; Yam hill county, wheat 4 to 14. Tho cutworms aro disappearing, but in a few sections they are still damaging clover, potatoes and gardens. Corn and hops aro doing nicely, and It is expected that hop picking will be gin about tho first of the month. Potatoes were benefitted by tho rains, but the crop as a wholo has boon Injured vory much by blight and cutworms, and will Ims rather phort on that account. Pasturago, as usual at this timo of year, is short, but rango cattlo a rein good condition, and it is only tho milch cows havo to bo helped with fojd. Apples and prunes nro ripening, and thooutlook is very favorable for an extra good crop of apples and u fair crop of prunes. Willamette Valley. Wllsonvlllo, Clackamas county, G. F. Stein. Tho week has boon been cloudy and cool. Heavy showers on tho 6th und 8th woro beneficial to potatoes. A number of fields have beon destroyed by the worms. Clovor seed a total fail ure. Thrashing has begun. Wheat av erages o'ght bushels nnd oata twenty bushels to tho acre. A good deal of thu wheat crop has been plowed under or cut for hay. Hops promise a good crop ; fow lieu havo so far appeared. Forest Ggovo, Washington county, S. T. Walker. Anothor week favorablo for harvesting; not enough rniu has fallen to sorloiiBly retard work. No re liorts ot spring grain In yet. Somo grain is being cut for hay. There Is still complaint of damaRo from cut worms. Gardens do not as yet seem to bo Buffering for rain. Pastures aro fall ing. Fruit continues plentiful and of better quality than for some years. Stiver, Polk county, 0. A. Wolvorton. Thrashing ot fall wheat well under way and Is yielding from soven to oleven bushels per aero. Spring wheat is rust ed and will ho a short crop. The weather has beon favorablo lor thu filling of spring oats, which aro, howovor, niBted and In somo places badlv damaged. Philomatli,Boiiton county.W.H. Bolus. Thunder showers on tho 7th. Thrash ing in progress. Wheat yielding from 2j to 17 bushels per acre, oats 16 to 25. Cutworms injuring cibbago and tomato us. Prunes ripening and will bu a fair crop. Wheatland, Yamhill county, A, P. Magnesn. Thrashing of fill wheat Is getting along woll considering tho stuff iry float antlhotp for waary women nro found In Lydla - Plnhhamls Vanotablo Compound. It rnaUoa wo men strong and hoalthy to boar tholr burdens, nnd overcomes thoso Ills to which women aro subject booauso they aro women LydU C. Plnkrum'i Vegetable Compound 13 known from coast to ooast. It has curod moro sick women than any other modlolnom Its friends aro ovorywhoro and they aro constantly writing thankful lottors which appoar In this paper. If you aro puzxlod wrlto for Mrs Plnkham's ad vice Her address Is Lynn, Mass. Sho will charge you nothing and sho has restored a mlllkiM women to health RM I for acceptable) Idea. htito If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Ua.iua.ar0, MO. -. w Wm to be thrashed, coutainlng more weeds than whoatitho yield Is from 4 to 14 bus hels, and the best jand has tho poorest grain, spring wneai wm yimu mum the acre, and oats and barley are fair. Hops and potatoes are doing well. Battleship AUtsma. Piuladki.hiu, Aug. 14. The now United States battleship Alabama loft tho Cramps' shipyard today for her trlol trip. Experts say sho Is a staunch fight ing craft and there is no doubt that she will exceed tho requirements In point of speed, which Is to be an nverago of 10 knots during a run of four hours. Iho trial will take place over the regular course off Capo Ann, Mass. Danker In Convention. Milwaukee, Wis.. Aug. 14. Tho an nual convention of tho Wisconsin Stato Bankore' Association is being held here today. Tho .money question as It affects American politics will bo given much consideration la tho field of discussion by tho delegates. Tho attendance is larger than that of last year. " Eatlnfana Sleeplnr. Food supplies tho substanco for re pairing the wastes of the body, nnd gives strength. Sleep nffords tho opr tunlty lor theso repairs to be made. Both aro necessary to health. If you can't eat and sleep, tako Hood's fearea parilla. It creates a good oppetito and tones tho dlgestlvu orgnus, and it gives tho sweet, restful sleep of childhood! Be sure to get Hood's. Biliousness is cured by Hood's Pills. 25c. 0 OASTOXIXA. TL. Vt.il V..I U.h. Ilr.v DrtTI.M rtniM iS. yf m "'UJ l"" """ """J ""&" SJgnitui fm&c Civil Service examination. Los Anoles, Cal., Aug. 14. Thoro 1b being held hero today a civil service examination for tho position of ossUtant division of entomology, Department of of Agriculture, In tho United Statos Government service. There aro quite a number of applicants for tho place, al though the salary is only 840 per year- Wc thrill at the story of "Curfew klmll not ring to-night." Yet it is melodramatic and commonplace be side the peril every woman runs who faces motherhood. Women are strangely self-forgetful. The ex altation of the fact of motherhood blind them often to its peril. Yet the husband who can bear no tithe of the mother's pain or peril owes it to himself to see that his wife is in that condition of sound health which minimizes the risk loth to mother and child. Many husbands have expressed their gratitude for Dr. Pierce's favorite Prescription, be cause it makes the pain of mother hood practically nothing and reduces the risk to its lowest possible point, "l'lve yeur my wife w In im ntruott hclplrid condition, ,ulTtrlii? from female wciUneM," write. J. H Hverritt, I!i of liiUlermuii, WaihltiRton Co.. Flu. "Ijut rxptemher I ilcclded to have her try Dr. Werce'a favorite lTecrlptlou bhe look aeveriil txitilc of the mcdlctue and i;ac lilrth 10 a ten pound ton on January jut, fcr; She la now nouiul and well and dolus her housework f Dr. Pierce' Medical Adviser 1008 paaea aent free on receipt of stamps to pay cont of mailing only Rend 31 one-cent stamps for paper bound vol ume or 31 ntnrapa for cloth binding, to Or. It V, Pierce, Iluffalo, N Y. Call for City Warrants. Notlco Is hereby riven thnt thcro are funds on hand applicable to tho pay ment of all warrants of the City of Salem drawn on tho nenural fund nnd endorsed on or before December ill, 161)0. Holders ot said warrants will please pre sent thorn for payment at Ladd & Hush's hank, as interest will cease, from dato of this notlco. John Mom, City Treasurer. Salem, Or., August 11, 11)00. 803-lOt Peace Dtclarcl Why devote all your timo reading tho ltocr War and tho Gold Fields oi Alaska? Thero aro other matters o vital importance; you may makoatrip East, and will want to know how to travel. In order to have tho bestser. vice, uso tho Wisconsin Central Ity., between St. Paul and Chicago, hot atvs and other information, write Jas, A. Clock, Genera! Agent, Portland, Ore OABTOHIA. Bn ti Vto KM Vw Haw Atofl Bottjfcl Bljutv of JSr SALEM LODGES i-. j. Ko. lis. w. w. ttelem Camp No. lis. MecU oTcry Friday ever. p;,7!So.rirA. O. 0. VV' hall, aula lui. bldg. l D. l'runty, U. 0, W, A. Moon, clerk robia is, Moorea bin IfORlCaTBRS OK A.MICKIOA. (tourt Hhorwttl Koro No. 19. Mccta Krlday nlxbu In Turner block. John M. ChaM), C. K. K U Brown beoy, U-lMyr 31EAT MARKET Is opon again under new management and vo will supplv you witli tho finest, 'reah meats, Ianl etc. put up in the cleanest and best shape and promptly delivered. Come ami see us. Phone. Main WW. VAN MKNiCO for acceptable Ideas. State If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Md. IKiVlil II if M i.aii-a. Ti ii CURE YOURSELF. Im lUgii for uiinatu'n'1 ItuiCvusCHiy ciiCa al poiw u boiu dx uninatf. k "I J ) rt"j& jl ll. ot 1 U4tl.., fj trcuUr wat va r. iint TSJIERISMS y fflli THOSE 9niEri0VE mLmVti IUIJIII.V 4.B KH te MrtiMM P-HBniii.u MMlt.. '' aam Lkaiuna .rrwrn HkW c s. i. !jh -vmmi&m MiflnVflltinlliiinmil'i WHY USE aMoab BKCHUBB TnBT QIVK A OCoD L10HT AND ABS LONG LIVID. Wl SELL T1IRKK GRADES! "YU8KA" WBL8DACII MANTI.K, The very Utcot thing In mal.tlM. Durable anU gtfca ONK IIUWIKKI) OANDLK POWKK with a consumption of only thrwt feet per hour. lTloeWc. NO, 197. The old lUndbjr, of good luting quality and giving EIGHTY OANDLK l'OWKIL I'rlco IDEAL." Not qulto at good quality but firing- same candle power a tho No, 107, and at half the price, IS cents, . ...... Any of thews mantles pnt on and burner properly adjuitod at aboro rale. DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? M7Wu'&$&&S!& a IIETTKR LIGHT for MCSS MONKY with one of thcra bumera tliau with any other form or artl. aclal light, Wo have gaa atorea also. Let ua ahow them to you. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Ghomokcta St.. Telcphono 503. 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 BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I6II THOS. MILvNH SUCOESSOH TO L. M. KIKK Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prompt and careful attention given to the delivery 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 " OUR BOYS " ARE STILL AT THE FRONT. The Boer War CONTINUES TO DRAW OUT AS AN UNSATIS FACTORY PROBLEM FOR ENGLAND. The China War IS 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 IN SUCH COMPACT FORM, THAT GIVES IT SO PROMPTLY AND FOR SO LITTLE MONEY. TRY IT AND BE CONTENT. CA ANADIAN PACIFIC Away To the Mountains ARK YOU taking a vacation? If so, we would like to send you some litera ture about "Banff Hot Springs" "The Great Glaclerof theSelklrks," and tho magnificent hotels there, operated by tho Canadlau Pacific Hallway. Cheap Excursion Kates made from all Pacific Coast points, OR, IF YOU are going East tako your Tickets by the "Imperial Limited" and spend a day or two at our moun tain resorts. You will benefit by it and enjoy it. Apply to any Canadian Pacific Ry. Agent or to E. J. COYLE, II. II. ABHOTT, A. G. P. A., H8 Third St. Vancouver, B. 0. Portland OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Machines Work Dona Quickly Telephone 2583 black. Leave orders at residence on 12th street, or Steiner niarret. M, Vjk Fufirr, Ykw Pabk. 6 .fltf tfi - i1!!!! & riiwUilH W?isba(h Maptle? BE EVEN MORE INTERESTING 1896 War BE THE GREATEST MILITARY OF A CENTURY. Journal HOFER BROS., Publishers. MoreCheap Excursions to the East Round trip tickets from Denvor, Colo rado Springs, and Pueblo to Chicago, I eoria nnd intermediate points, will be sold August 10, and September 7 nnd 21, by the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE -AT UATB Of- llfjolar Fare l'lm $2.00 forRound Trip Return Limit October 31, 1900 One fare to Chicago and return Aug. 23JS4, 25, 20, for tho G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT With liberal return limit, SPECIAL TRAINS Onb Night Out to Chicago, will leavo Denver 3:45 p. m Colorado Springs, 3:55 p. m. and Pueblo 2.45 p. m. for ex! 7 and 21.' Tickets also good' on regular uurBiuun ui aiii im arm i nn.i uAn ' -for iuji iniormatlon apply to 6 Si ()0I'BB Gen gt. Portland Or. fc. W. Tuompsoj, A. G. P. A., T Topeka, Xan." Jons Skbahtiaji G. P. A., Chisago, m ii ii ir rimrmnrTViirnnu 0.R.AR nci'Aur TiMK fiCnXDDtC. fob rrom rortlantl, Mi Chicago Special tt.lt l.b. Il.na. V. u .. Jr" ."i t.v "wrin V-.15 a.m Loula,Uhlcao and Kaal, :00pro- Hdo- kano Walla Walla, Bpokane, Mlnn- "IV Flyer S.-oOpm npoiM. Di. i ani, uuium. Mil w0kc Chicago anO,caU VS1 a am a. m. Allan. tlo Kx. p, m VU U0NT1NQTON i.0 0JKAN HTKAMB1U1U. For Ban Fnnclaoo, Ball every Ave dayi. 8pm It P. 8d. m ex. Hun 10 p, m. COLUMI1IA ItlVBll 1 D. IB. To Aatorta and nay Landing exBntii wll.TJMrerv mifv.i AtBa-i rAVn Kor I'ortlana.Noi.brrB and wu't p. a lira ttalem day .nJs.turd.TTt's.MS.IwSS: rrldi; W1LLAMKTTK MVKIt ntutomu ' atrct car lino at Oregon Cllr If the ate.nilS .h flnta li Pnrtlftnrt alut.. mi . WMhlngton, Ctlfornl. or the kSu,u JTJfSi checked tbroaxh from Hlom free rifnifS' rail or rWcr routo to I-onlanrt vTSS9. m.iln .1 I'nrll.n.l with .11 , ip"7 waureuOB ilue .WlIVS&V"Bm?T,lw, an'''Mgt. Portland (Jr. Aircnt, Trade Street d.Iejla'um City ticket and freight oa ce 2M tom'n wl" at. SOUTH ANETIaI VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavo Balem for Portland and ay aUtlonB at5:40a. in. , 7:61 n. m. and 4 :05 p. m. I.T l'ortland. I.t Balcm . SJ0 A M S.WPU iu.sj r u 44 All .IM A M .130 A M Ar Aahlaod. Ar Sacramento Ar Han Franclaco 6:00 P M , 7:U V M 8:1A11 ArUmlon. D:iS A M illtiiTl R:0AH 75AU W0AM Ar Oonror. , 9.-00 A M , 735 A M . 7:45 A M ArKania, City- Ar unicnKo. Ar Ixxi Auirolci Ar Kl rsio. ... Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Moxlco.. Ar Houiton Ar New Orlcani Ar Waalilneton .lrH . eo p m . S30A M .9M A U .UAM . 35 p m: . :tl A H 7KWA1I 8.O0PK 10:30 A K USA II 834 PV 8:41 A II 12.4S P 1 Ar new yotk .H;S P M) Pullman and Tourists can on both trains. Chair cara Sacramento to Omlen and El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, .St. Louis, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Frundlsco with eey oral stoamBhlp linos for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central and bourn America. Keo Air. W. W. Skinner ogont at Salsoi Station, or address O. H. MARKIIAM, G..P. A., Portland, Oregon, POSSIBLY Yon aro not awaro of tho fast time aid superb service now afforded by the 'vTo&arfc' 2WB IUVE . ( Daily Fast Trains ' TO TUB EAST. If you cannot tako tho morning train trnvnt via tlm nvnnlni? train. Both tit ilnoly equipped. "Our Specialties" FaBt Timo, Through Servlco, Ptillmtn Palace Bloopors. Pullman Tourist Sleep ers. Pullman Diners, Library (Cafe) Cm and Froo Reclining Chair cars. Hours in timo saved to Omaha, Chic ago, Kansas City, Bt. Louis, New York Boston, and other Eastern points. Tickets good to Salt Lake City and Denver. It is toyour Interest to uso Tin Ovn land LiMiTKU. Tickets and sleeping car lerths can bo secured from W. W. Skinnmi. Agent 8. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, AgYt. O- R. & N. Salem Ore. J. II. LoTimor, Gen'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. Oregon Short Line Railroad The Direct Route to Montana. Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points- Givea choice of two favorite routes, vis the UNION uPAOIFIO Fast Mail Line, or the RIO GRANDE Scenlo Linos. no unange oi uarsi On the Portland-Ohicago Special, tb Unest in tho West." Equlppod With Klegant SUnUard 81fper. Kino .New Ordinary TourUI 81pr. Hupcrb Ubrarr-IlutTet Can. Bnlendlp Dlnneri, VIeU a U carta. VK Hecllnlnt Chair Cart. Comfortablo Coacbea and SmoUra. Kntlru Train Completely Veallbuled. For furthor Information apply. J.R.NAGEL, QWfVpt iTav. I'ass. Agt, Ageni u. . 142 Third Bt. Portland Or. W is & Eastern TIME CARD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: m Train leaves Albany 'fS'ra Train leavea Corvallls.... J'm Train arrives Yaqulna . 6:55 p. n No. Returning: Leavea Yaqulna ,! !im Leaves Corvallls HS'S Arrives Albany 12:10 p. No. 3 For Detreit: , m Leaves Albany ,:'! Arrives Detroit il:W." No. 4 Returning w Leaves Detroit ,;:!S'nt r Arrives Albany 6:45 p.m. Leaves Corvalll 5 :$ I' n Arrives Albany... 6:a.". Leaves Albany 7S P' ' Arrives Corvallls 8;05p:j Ono and two connect atAliMny! CorralUa with Southern Pacific tii" ulylng direct eervlca to and from ie ? Jacent beaches. i Detroit at noon, giving w.m to reach camping grounds op Breltcnbush and Santlam river i same day. x ... . it& Five and alx connect at Albanr J the Albany local to and from "ST H. U WALfilt KBWIN WWJ ),'TOENiEBA(Dt AlUny. Or. IP '4 f -jJ-v -Aaigfe' ,?ssr'j