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Newspaper Page TextI I 1 Ni 5 t v S s Ralui'e VAiw ErURFll & W "H' so full of danger and suffering that " she look forward to it with indescribable fear. Every woman should know that the danger, pain and horror of child-birth can be entirely avoided by the use of 11 wJ...V'ti........ II . .-(....lie. llitin IXtr Urn a III ilmiiullll Of UOIIleil have paasciLthla crcat crisis iu perfect safety i i. ii .-. . in ii sent fret to anynddress by BraUfield Regulator Co., f'Athmta,CK. MD ID 25 per cent, discount on includes our summer serges, worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, etc. 20' per cent, discount on all children's suits. No re- 'VsrVe-i-this includes a prent manv late arrivals in nobbv suits made in the latest fashionable .on all Straw hats. This means . absolutely no reserve- 35 ctots for say 50 cuts for any Opportunities of this kind are few and far between, and you shoula not fail to investigate this offer. You will find in our store just what we advertise, and at prices advertised. REWEMBER-Your money back if you want it. 6J.Jotinsofi&6o., The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. TDE DA1LT JOURNAL BY HOFBK BRQTHBnB, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 15, 1WX). Dully Ono Your, 3.00 In Advanoo Dally Pour Month 81. In Advanoo We'oklyOnoYear 8I.OO In Advanoo I i I rnmm A i 1 1 iMn m THE SEARCH F'OR TRUTH. Wd aearcli Iho world fdr truth ; wo cull The good, the pure, the beautiful, From craven (tone and written acroll, From all tlio old flower-Holds of tho soul, And weary aeokera of tho best, We como lack laden from Our quest, To find that all tho eagca said la in the Book our mothor read. Whlttier. ' IT PAYS TO STUDY Tile BIBLE. Fow persona realize that the truths, ethical, aplritualj philosophical, moral, practical and political, useful, poetical nnd bsauMful, that havo como acrois tho rango of human vision and ox.pori onco, aro coudonscd with In tho covers of tho Hebrew nnd Christian JJIble. From a standpoint of economy, merely to util ize tho accumulated treasures of human and Dlvino wisdom, It paya to consult tho Bible. Thoso who seek to acquire a literary stylo, or aro ambitions to becomo writ ers, should road tho Iiiblo nlotul should commit to momory and copy its most striking passages, nhould write out strong oxprotsloua and pregnant phr nsoa.' It Is to be rcgrottcd that tho illblols not read aloud moro In our institutions of learning merely for Its literary values. It la to bo regretted that bo much con trbvery has ftrlsen ns to Ha theological meanings, nnd that tho churches havo monopolized a book that nlono would glvo any nation laws, morality and the foundations for real culture POSSIBILITY ,OP THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. Tho greatest peril to McKinley lies in the Prohibitionist and Christian Cltl tunshlp, party voto. It may reach a mllllori" AU'Borta of things may hap pen In four years. Conditions change jpnnd'piop.oVou.et.n.oa think differently 'on ttio some'lsiuea. In tho moat suc cessful Presidential elections thuro nre always close margins. When Cleveland was elected over Blaine change of six jhundred votes in INow York BUto would havo reversed tho result, and In ' that contest tho Prohibitionists olled - In New York alono oyer twenty-llvo thousand votoa. McKfnloV's auccess four years ago was tho most doolslve'for nearly a quarter of a contury? Ills plurality over Mr. Bryan was only bIx hundred thousanl, nnd tho doctoral voto stood McKinley 271, Ilryan 170. Tho majorities hero seem overwhelming, but In Presidential con tents tho plurality has little to do with tho'caso. In aovernl elections thu win ning man hns had tho plurality against him. Tho Interest of tho figures ol the laat contest rests In the fact that a change ;of forty-eight electorlal votes would havo elected Mr. Ilryan, Tho following tablo villi show how this has been reduced to a closer margin than many people supposed it 'could but Plurality Electoral Voto California....... 2,707 8 W&st Virginia... 11,487 l i 16 li 8 48 urctuu... . .... -M17 Indiana 18,181 Kentucky 281 North Dakota... 6,010 Totals -10,612 California haa 0 electorlal votes, Ken tucky 13. Ilryan, Iu 1800, had 1 elec tofMlroto JfonjS each Btato; honcatho flguroa gjv )iboye'. ' If 20,567 oiiUietYOteii had boeh" taken from MoKliiley and transferred to Uryau tho whole election would havo boeu clanged aud.Mr, Ilryan would bo Presi - It the joy of the household, for with- out it no happiness can be complete. ifltit mother must as. however, is The ordeal tnrougu wnicu uie expec- irfcct safety anu wliuoui pain, uur oook 01 priceless Mother's Friend and without pain. Our book of priceless SAVE MONEY all men's sihinrier suits. This cuts. 50 per cent, discount every straw hat in the house 50c crash fast. 7 5c crash hat. (dent today; or if tho other votes Bhould I be tho same in tho coming election and I he should get thoso 20,257, ho will suc ceed Mr. McKinley. Dut it does not do In political calcula tions to figuro exclusively upon ono aido. Other returns havo interest. For In stance Ilryan carried tho following states by slender pluralities: Plurality Electoral Vote Wyoming 583 3 South Dakota.. 183 4 Tennessoo ....17,495 12 Kansas 12,200 10 Nebraska 13,670 8 Totals 44,100 37 So If 22,051 of theso votes had been transferred from Ilryan to McKinley, or if they ahould ho transferred this year with thu othor states remaining as in 1800, McKinley would got 303 votes In tho F.k'ctoral College to 130 for Bryan or considerably moro than twicu as many as Ilrynn. Theso things show tho great uncer tainties that attend a Presidential elec tion, nnd whon you add two million now votes to the combinations that cnu bo mndo, tho prudent man will wait until tho returns aro in before boing euro of tho rosults. In tho meanwhile, each party mnkoa Its clnims. Mr. Ilrynn declines to concede n single state, nnd Chairman Ilanna declares thu Demo crats will poll fuwer votes than In 1800. Tho moral elements that supported McKlnly In 1800 aro now alienated by his record on tho army canteen ques tion. If they remain firm and poll a million votes hi chances of success nre slender. ASOCIAL CATECHISM FOR W0MCM. Thu nuthor of tho Ohlcngo Child Gnrdon prduces this: Tho following questions, if put direct to eacnono ol us uy our own question ing, eom-hlug thought, will result iu much fruit. Do I ask tho service of my children or do I demand it? Aro my children morn willing to do for others thnn they are for mu? Why? ii a ciuiu i a 1 1 u to roBponu lo n ioiiu continued method of treatment la it the child or tho treatment that is wrong? Do I rend books, observe tho beautiful in art and nature simply to pronounce them good, or do I try to live by tho lessons they teach? What is tho motivo of my social life? la It to call and bo called upon, or la it to glvo ns well as receive cheerfully assistance out of tho "ruts" of dally routine? Am I earning tho blessings o(a"peaco maker" In mv homo and my com munity, or am I simply adding to wrongs that dally go unrlghted? Am I a housekeeper at tho expense of bolug u homo maker? To tho nbuvo mny bo added that the questions aro Just as portinont for the father of thu family to ask himself as (or tho mother. Thu idea Is growing that it la not fair to put tho entire burden on tho mother. ol rearing tho children whoso characters shall bo well rounded out, and whoso lives shall bo successful. Thu load should be moro nearly divided. SAYINGS PROM THE PHILISTINE MAGA ZINE. Getting famous is not by any means bo arduous a task aa staying bo. Getting tlmo to mind one' a own busi ness Is more dilllcult than minding It. Thu heart always paya tho highest price for the happiness it has never pur chased, Reputation is n bubble which n man bursts when ho tries to blow it for him- (soil. Man waa mado to mourn, but most widowers think ho waa made to mourn only ono year. Vellef in a personal dovil la a sure aigu of profouud spiritual laxinesa. To carry a llvo fox around under your bollyband will interfere sooner or later with yourdigestivo apparatus. It la all right to call a spvde, a spado j but modern novelists seem to want to call It a manure shovel. When the average man talks ot sitting iu sackcloth and ashes, he always me.ni , broadcloth and cigar ashea. MriUa X ininiiuui iguui'ii uiii wiping nnuuivi writer's p'jorl expressed thought, and giving it tb the worldln good eKape. When a woman has an unhappy loe aff.llr, It adds to her unhapplness that bIiO cannot go around and tell of It. The sin of drunkenness Is not in the drunkenness. It is In that tho drunk ard Is, by being n drunkard, unkind un loving to Ida wife and children and neighbors. FARMERS WITH THOUSANDS. . From the Corrallls Ooazelte, edited by God knows who. The Salem Journal, one of tho crzlest free silver sheets in tho county, over reaches itself In an attack oh inter collegiate athletics. Every issue of tho Journal is one long Bryanite screech. It tells tho farmer that times are getting harder; tnat money is scarco, and no ono is making anything but the banks. Yet it urges as n point against intercol legiate athlottca that thousands of dollars changed hands on tho occasion of tho last field moot at Salem. From whoso hands did it change? From ono banker's to another'? If so, tho abolish ment of athletics will not hatter tho niattor, for tho coming state fair nt 8a lem will offer plenty of tomptation to theso gentlemen to lay wagers. Or docs tho Journal mean to cay that the farmer lads from tho Oregon Agrlculturo College had thousands of dollars with which to back their favorites? It certainly docs. Tho Journal hns ono picture of tho farmer In adject poverty, lacking tho necessities of life, and another of the farmer's son passing his time in sport and throwing money liko n princo. A mind capablo lllial.a bI.Im 1 v.lnM A. I li.1I.K I. .. nt ,. n.. of visIonB like this is diseased. Can You TdTwhyT You have constant headaches, nre nerv ous and sleepless nt night nnd feel tired in tho morning? Your bl.xxl Isn't car rying thu right materials to your norvea nnd other organs. Iicgln taking Hood's fc'nrsalmrllla, tho great blood enrichor, nnd you will soon realize a change. You will feel better and stronger, will relish your food and enjoy refreshing Bleep. Nausea, Indigestion aro cured by Hood's I'ills. 7 LttMloas Abolished. Bogota, Colomiiia, Aug. 15. Tho decree, liisued by President Sanclcmonto of this republic, nbolishing all of tho legations abroad except thoso at Paris, Now York, Havro and Llvorpool, went Into effect to-day. About twenty consu lates in tho United States wore affected. Tho saving by this action, which la for economy, will be grout, ns each minister received n salary of $12,000 a year, a cuargo irAiiaira win no retained wlioro tho office of minister is abolished. The Best Prescription for MiUrla. Chilli ami fever In bottle afUroro'iTatclci C'hll Ionic. It li limply Iron and iiuiniuo in a tanteliu form. Jfocuru uo pay. l'rico Wc, IflVlflU JU Burs tie -j? I"8 Kinl1 W "w Alwa,rl Bci'U Where To Find It. Wlllson'a Sliavln. Parlors carry n stock ol Nuwbro'a Hernicldo, tho now nnd In- ful tin cum for ilanuru lunil inning nair. udvurtised iu another column of this pajMjr. 8 3 lm Cannlnt Season. Is well started and all tho peaches or other fruit, sugar anil jura you may need cuu ho had from u. o. d. llranson iV Itagan, At Meal Time Or whenever you nre hungry nnd want tho best meal for tho price stop at the St. Klmo KoBtaurant. o.o.d A St Michaels-Nome Catle. San Fhancisco, Aug. 11. The etenmcr Orizaba haa been chartered by the Uni ted States Government to lay acablo be tween St. Michael and Cape Nome. Tho vessel will leave about tho middle ol tho week for Seattle, whoro alio will tako the cable on board and then proceed north. Tho cablo will connect tho military poata in Alaska. "My Wile Become ' Anxious." There is cause for anxiety when a cough hangs 011 for n ear and can't be huUii off The quickest way to relieve that imtct is to iKfgtn nt oucc the iinc of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Wscov- try. It ts n cougit remeiiy, mil 11 is also a greot deal more. In far advanced stages of disease, whim hemorrhages have been frequent, and there have been emaciation nnd weakness, "Gtuilen Med' icrtl Discovery" has jirodticeil a perfect It iucreaM! the supply of the life cure. fluid blood. It cleans s the blood from Inumritini. and sends a current of rich. new blood to build up the weak places In the body with new life. The M Discovery" ia strictly a temper ance medicine, non-alcoholic and non narcotic, "I'or one r I troublnl with couch." wtllo Mr II It Cuttli. ol bumncr Dnsmcr vo. lows At l coutlnuol la vuiitfh ilunns the umnicr, m mv vtilc beoamc anxluu uua wrxe (o Ir K V IHi far mtOUnl .lio It tiuI 1.1 11. thai we cutlUl Iwt iro to ft Ixllrr UHirrt for Jvict mul o it proved, the i.olotu Mciliut lAmHtry whuh was rrcoiiHni4eil ptotc! ju.t the iiif.lwuic to clTcet a cur lr Hcrve ml liLinrO ..iiiettre A kooiI iu vrhwt HXhi fruirr iikM la ajr JUd taste in the mouth is removed by using" Dr IVrce's l'leas-int VclleU, m for acceptable Mea. Stato If patented. THE PATENT RECHD, saiuaiorc. no, tiniiti DYSPEPSIA SYMPTOMS Heart palpitation, belching, sourness, biliousness, nervousness, bloating, con stipation, aleeplessueps, heartburn, and headache cornea from a weak stomach. Hostator'a Stomach Bitters will strengthen yours, and thus prevent these ailments. It is a valuahlo remedy for all stomach troubles, and has been used successfully for the past fifty years. It never falls. Our private rovenuo stamp covers tho neck of tho bottlo. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS A Sure Cure for Dlcestlve Troubles. An Extra Session. EnA.s-KioRT. Kv Aug. 15. Goorn- or Beckham is expected to call an ex tra session of tho legislature at some date between now and September I, to nmend tho Gocbol olcctlonlon lnw. It wn8 understood tbnt n bill already has been propared for a uon-pnrtlsan election commissions in each ol the counties to report to a non-partisan j atato commission, with two reprceen tatlves of each party on tho stato com mitteo and on each of tho county boards. At Bed Time I tako a pleasant herb drink, tho next morning I feel bright and my com-, ploxlon is bettor. My doctor says it acts gently on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It is mado of herbs, nnd ia prepared as easily aa tea. It is called Lnnoa Medl-, cine. AH druggists Bell It nt 25c. and 50 1 cts. Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowola each day. If you cannot get it, send for free sample. Address, Orator F. Woodward, Loltoy, N. Y. Buy your Shoes while they' are cheap. Givens old stand. ' Hopplckera and threshers, pleaso no tice ttiat wo havo at the New York Itackot, a large lino of leather gloes lit honlckera and threshers, all sold lit racket prices. 14 2d lw New Route to the Est. New equipment, solid trains, wido veHti bulea. For particulars call on or address li. II. TnOMUOLL, Coai'l Ag't. I 8 0tf 142 Third at., Portland Oro' Peace Declared Why devoto nil your tlmo rending tho Boor War nnd tho Gold Fieldaol Alaaka7 There aro other mnttora o vitnl importance; you may make n trip Kaat. and will wnnt to know how to travel. In order to havo tho hoatHor vice, uso tho Wieconeln Central Ity., between St. Paul anil Chicago, bar ntea nnd othor information, write Jaa. A. Clock, General Agont, Portland, Orf ' Low Rates to Chicago. A epcclnl rnto of 171.60 Uratclnaa to Chicago and return will lw made by tho Chicago & Nor thwes torn ltnlluny nc count tho G. A. It. encampment. Tlckota on ealo Aug. lilnt and li'-'ml. For full information call on ornddreea A. G. lUitKfcii, Ui-nural Agent 163 Third tit., Portland. Ore. 8 15 lit riotlce to Contractors. I Pursuant to nn order ol tho Courts of Linn and Marion Counties Oregon, ' notico la hereby given that sealed hida will bo received by mo at my oflico in ' Albany, Linn County, Oregon until Auguat 30, 1000 at 1 o'clock p. m. for , ro-tlmheriug tho Hrldgo acroaa the North Santiam IUvor nt Stayton, Oregon, (ueodlo beama excepted) Said repairs to ' bo completed by October let. lfOO and the timber used to bo tlrat claaa timber, I rod or yellow fir. Said btd a will bo opened on eaid All-, Clint 30, 1000 at 1 p. in. At Albany by tho Joint Courta of Linn nnd Marlon Counties. A bond in the amount of tho bid will bo required of tho eucceaatul uiuuer. uaan to tno nmount ot o per cent of amount bid must accompany each hid: eame to bo forfeited by sue ceeeful bidder li he faila to contract with said Counties within thrco days. Tho court reserved tho right to reject nny nnd nil blda. YV. f, JIAMMKR, County Clerk of Linn County, Oregon. Uy It. 11. Montague, Deputy. 8 15 3d 2w Dissolution Notice. Notico ia horeby given that tho part nership lately mibaistingbetween J. II. Wnssmann and Charles A. Mutha, under the firm of Capital Soap Works, expired on tho 27th day of July, 1000, by mutual consent. All debta owing to tho said partnership aro to be received by said Charles A, Mutha and all domanda on Bald partnership nro to bo presented to him for navment. imioa ai eaiom, jiiiv.v, iimi, OHAKLE8 A. MUTIIS. 7 271m J. II, WASSMANN. Call for City Warrants. Notico is hereby ulvun that thoro nro funds on hand appllcnblo to the pay ment ol all warrants ot tho City of Salem drawn on tho general fund and endorsed on or before December 31, 1889. Holders 01 satu warrants will pleaso pre sent them for payment nt Ladd A Hush's bank, as interest will ceaso from date of this notice. John Mom, City Treasurer, Salem, Or., August 11, 1U00. 8-13-10t SAIiEM LODGES f. j. w. w. tUlemCunp.No. 11. WoeUeTorj FrliUTsver. P,7,S0.iu A. O. U.Wt hull. auf In J, bid?. 1 1). Trnnty, O. 0. W, A. Moores, clerk rw,m is, Moore blk irORKSTltHS Olf AMEKIOA Court bherwood fure.l No. 13. Mceu Kildy nlshU lu Turner block. John M. Cbs, c, K. A U Brown Peer. ll-17.ln FREEBURGER1 MEAT MARKET la open again under new management and wo will supply you with tho finest, (resh meats, lard etc. put up in the cleanest and beat shape and promptly delivered. Como aud too us. 1'hone. Main Ht). m nm i to for acceptablr idea. State If nntrntrii THE PATENT RECORD, oaiumore, mo. CURc V0Jt?t,LU4 I in . ti . . ..... litlU iMUiUa, rnlQt. MB 1 but Ofttriu jl lu uc a tit,. tu.ikkLjr&'. lrm)ftHJCHiciiC(k w p k8m9uuo.W 01-"' wuww -ur eai ia pfia rrifi by viorrM. trvbalJ. tCl II 10. ur j buiUw, Xi. riu( mai va ruutt rafrrsami iwtftm - ,ff-i .I iivr IIUI9 w WhlKlJot. JSHa UwrtstocJ W & II ' aaaaV v. a. 4. jm teI i itZm&Ki WHY USE nccitUBB Titer oivr a oooo LIOUT AND AKB LONO LIVKD. WK BKIX TURKIC OnADk'8: "YUSKA" WKIJHHUH MANTI.lt, Tho TCrT latent thing Id inaktlM. Dnrablo aim glTW OfoK HUNimKI) CANDLE 1-OHKR with a consumption of only Hiiro foet per hour. l'rlceMc. NO, 197. Tho oMitanJby, of good lasting quality and giving KIOIITV CANDLK roWKK. Itlce IDEAL." Nol'qulto u good quality bu t giving snmo candle power as the No, 197, and at half the price, IScenta, . ...... Any of the) mantle put on and bom rs properly adjuttcd at above rates. DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? aTS'ioxV&S, a DKTTFri LIGHT for 1.E83 MONKY with ono or thcuo burners than lth any othor form or artl. flclal light, WohaTegaittoraiRlM). Let us show them lo you. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chemeketa St.. Telephone 603. No Flies on a Hot Stove Nor is there any flaw or blemish on the work we do, cither 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 Phono I6II TH03.MILNB -SUCCKSSOlt TO Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prompt nnd careful attention given to tho delivery of goods to any purt of tho city. 54 to 58 State St. Phone 871. Oregon state Fair SALEM, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 17 TO 22, 1900. Bigger and Better Than Ever Before Grounds Greatly Imtroved, Buildings Recalred and Renovated, All Stock Buildings Thoroughly Disinfected Everything la Flrstclass Condition for the Largest and Best Live Stock Show and Agricultural Exposition Ever Held on the Coast God Pacing Every Afternoon Music and lun at Mght. $20,000 'KS $20,000 Auction ealo of llvo stork will bo mado a loading fenturo. All live stock nnd oilier exhibits hnuled froo over tho Southern Piicillo rnilroad. Reduced passenger rntoa on nil railroads. For premium Hat nnd other Information, nddreas W. II. WEHRUNG, Pres., Hillsboro, Oregon. The 1900 Campaign IS PROVING TO I'HAN THAT OF The Filipino IS STILL IN PROGRESSED "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 Journal 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. H0FER BROS., Publishers. c ANADIAN PACIFIC Away To the Mountains ARE YOU taking a vacation? II so, we would like to send you eomo litera ture about "Banff Hot Springs" "The Great Glaolerof thoSelklrks," and the magnificent hotels there, operated by the Canadian Pacific ItaiUay. Cheap Excursion ltates made from all Pacific Coast points. Oil, IF YOU are going East tako your Ticketa by the "Imperial Limited" and 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, II II. ABHOTT, 140 Third fit. Portland A. u. r. A., Vancouver, B, O. QTEAM WOOD SAW I O Two Machines Work Done Quickly Telephone '& black. Leave order at residence on 12th street, or Steinor'e market. M. Vam Flskt, Yw Pabk. r6tf .W?lsbacl) Mantle? L. M. KIIJK- M. D. WISDOM, Sec, Portland, Oregon. BE EVEN MORE INTERESTING 1896 War BE THE GREATEST MILITARY OF A CENTURY. MoreCheap Excursions lo the East Round trip tickets from Denver, Colo rado Springs, and Pueblo to Chicago, Peoria and intermediate poiuU, will bo sold August 10, nnd Septombor 7 nnd 21, by the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT RATI! OF One lttgular Fare Tlus $2.00 for Uoucd Trip Koturn Limit October 31, 1000 Ono fare to Chicago and return Aug. 23;st, 23, 20, for the G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT With liberal return limit. SPECIAL TRAINS On NiaiiT Out to Ciiicaoo, will leave Denver 3;45 p. m., Colorado Bprlnga, 3:65 p. m. and Pueblo 2.45 p. m. for ex cursions of Aug. 10 and 24, and Sept. 7 and 21. Tickets also good on regular iruiiii. ror mu iniormatlon apply to A. E. CoopkB, Gen. agt. Portland Or. E. V. Tuompsox, A. G P. A.. Topeka, Xan. oun Skbastiax G. P. A., Chisago. ttmummmimmmMmmd 0JR&R ! Chicago Special Bait Lake, I)cnver Ft. Worth sub a.m Loula.Chlcago and Kaat, O0pB Hno- 8poT"i kano Flyer (Apn Walla Walla, Spokane, Minns- apoiu, Dt. raoi, xiuiuth, Mil wankoe Chicago and eajt. Atlan tic Rx. 9 p, m VIA HUNTlNaTON OCKAN HTEAMHHII-H 8 pm, ForBtn Franclaeo, Ball every nve dayi. P. 8 Dn, m. ex. Hun Hatur- COLDMD1A 1I1VK1I to.!. To Ailorla and way Lanaln8l ,Bn iu p, m. WILLAMETTE JlfVXH Al Lcavo Kalom I For Itirtlaud, Newhere unl w,' iJinUlnw. TncU. IhnAilr day and Batnrday at .80a.niJM l a-m.!wN rf WILLAMETTE 1UVER PIVISIOm" BorU to Portland u aboia. Tramili. t trctt car lino ut Orcpm Cltir if the iteiaS delnyed thoro. Ticket, to all poind JfS S WMfilugton. California or iho Eml SjJJh checked tbrODth rrom Balom frco. ChWi!2H rail or rlrcr routo to I'ortlaud. QSS.. ma.10 at Portland with all rail, oVwSTSffi, Unci. )V U. 'lIUlitBUaT. " Don, I'm Agt. i-oruWor. Agent, Trade Btrctt dock, Baltn aiy ticket and freight oflco 2W CoBmeitfi it. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Do, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains lcavo Bnlom for Portland and atntiona at 5:40 n. m. , 7:54 a. m. nd i :uo p. m. I,T l-ortland I,T Balcm .. Ar Aihlnrt Ar Sacramento. Ar Han Franclico. . JM A M .11.-00 A M .13.30 A M .MOI'M tsopii 10MPM 12P Will . 7.S r M S1SAK ArOgden Ar lienvcr .. ArKanta, Utjr. 6. A M ll.tiAS MO AM TJikU 9:XkU . O0 A M . 7fli A M 1.BAM Ar umcago. Ar Ioa Angcloa. Ar Kll'ao. Ar Korl Worth. Ar Cltx of Mexico., Ar lloutton Ar Now Orloam Ar WaMilnglon Ar Now York TSHTH" M P M TIM kt loan S30A1 10.30 A I . 0:30 A U .MS A M . 3i A M . 825 P M: .II1AU I SM A I eas Y 6 41 A 12 ii P .1J.43 1' M Pullmnn and Tourists rare on both trains. Chair cars Sacramento to OgJeo and Kl Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, Bt. umiB, now urioana gnu wnaiiingtoa Connecting nt Han Krandlsco with eet airnl nt it.i v aliltt llnnn s 1 f Annlnln unit gvvouiDtiM' nuun iui aiuiiuiuiui Japan, China, Philipplnoa, Central nJ boutn America. Beo Mr. W. W. tiklnner agont at tialeui Station, or addrosa o! II. MAKKHAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon, POSSIBLY You nro not nwaro of tho fast time aid fiiiperb sorvlco now afforded by the 3rwS5'' ton frvm Portland. 2 WE HAVE . n , Daily Fast Trains - TO THE EAST. m If yon cannot tako tho morning train travol via tho evening train. Both ut tlnely equipped. "Our Specialties" Fast Tlmo, Through Sorvlco, Pullmin Palace Sleepers. Pullman Tourist Bleep era, Pullman Diners, Library (Cafe) Cr and Froo Reclining Chair cars, Hours in tlmo saved to Omaha. Cble ago, Kansas City, St. Louis, New York Boston, and other Eastern points. Tlckota good to Salt Lake City ni Denver. It la toyour interest to uso Tin Ovn land LisiiTsu. Tickets and sleeping car berths can bo secured from W. W. Skinnkb. Agent S. P. Co. Or Guy Powore, AgTt. O" K, A N. Salem Ore. J. II. LoTiiuop, Gen'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. Oregon Shori Line -Railroad Tho Diroct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite rtutas, vis the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Lines. NoCha'ngeofCars.' On tho Porlland-Ohicago Special, "th finest In tho West" Equipped With ' KUgaui Standard ah!": . Uno NewOrdlnarrTourlitBlKperi. Bunerb Ubrarr-lluffet Can. BplendlpDInnen, jltaU alatarw. Krce Kedlnlng Chair Cira. ComforUblo Cuacbe and Hmokei. Entlro Train CompleWlr VeaUbnlea. For further Information PPy" J. R. NAG EL, GUY POWhBS Trnv. Pass. Agt. Agent O. K. . 142 Tlitrd St. Portland dr. Sale Corvallis k Eastern Rai TIME GAUD, No. 2 For Yaqutna: , Train leaves Albany 120 p. m Train leaves Corvallis.,.. KW- Train arrlvca Yaqulna . Bp." No. 1 Returnlnp: Leaves Yaqulna ?:X: Leaves Corvallis .1'3SS Arrives Albany 12:10 p. " No. 3 For Detreit: .. , Leaves Albany .ISS'S Arrives Detroit 11:20 8. f' No. 4 Returning: , , ., Leaves Detroit 5!!SE,m Arrives Albany..., 6:45 p.w No. 5. .. . , Leaves Corvallla .'m TArrivea Albany 6;o." Leaves Albany J:SS'S' Arrives Corvallia ,. 8:05 p. Ono and two cduuect at Albanl Corvallis wltu Southern Paolflo MWWi Klvlng direct service t? and from Be" port and adjacent beaches. .. Trains for the mountains arrive Detroit at noon, Riving JP,ef,H?i to reach camping grounds on Breltenbush and Santiam ilver i same day. lt Five and six connect at Albany ." I. TDKNUl' Awnt Albany. Or r , V I fSMiSgSilST hiMta,rtfMttm-4taht