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Newspaper Page TextaaaaaaasaaaaasFntnt 111 I .Jl -ITT-' bSlaSkMa kl ti 1 f ' II r mrA.,r No woman's It It her saw r aaisaiasi'usssiaa inougni 01 uel with NgUNre Is no mMi lUIIaflll m. through which the expectant motliermurt pa", however, W 1 I H III afV so fraught with pain, suffering and danger, that the very the ordeal of child birth to be either painful or danger prrjrnaner so prepares thesystem forthe event that without anv discomfort whatever, This liniment has et women through this great criiU without suirerlng, and they declare It a godsend to women Send for free book containing; Information of priceless value. Address, Hradfitld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ca. W MD SAVE MONEY 25 per cent, discount on all men s summer suits. This includes our summer serges, worsteds, cassi meres, 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 Oirall Straw hats. This means every straw hat in the house absolutely no reserve-- 35 cents for any 50 cents for any Opportunities of this kind are few and far between, and you shou'ji 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. 6J.Joflson&6o.. The Peoples Clothiers and THE MILT JOURNAL BY HOFER BROTHERS, .FRIDAY, AUG. 17, 1000. Dally Ono Yoar, 3.00 In Advanao Dally Pour Mentha $1. In Advnnco Weekly One Yonr Sl.OO.InlAdvnnco TRADE AND THE FLAG. Hew.Ymk World, July 28. Tho official state of the export) from thorhi1lppinM during the calomlar year 18W, mado public yoatorday, gives tlio toUl at $10,250,001. Of.thU the homp oxports woro valuod at nearly $8,000,000 and raw sugar nt about, tbo eamo only ono tenth of which canto to tlto United States. Tlio remalndor was tnado up from copra, leaf tobacco and cigars. Tlio oxporta by countries including gold and silver shew: To China, 10,010,408; tho Unlled Btatoa, $4,010,265 J England $3,701,303; Japan, $1,083,800; and Spain $1,170,231. So that China, which has no "ling" in Uio iPhlllpplnos, got nearly $3,000,000 moro of tho small tradotlmn wo did, and Kngland as much. Wo'.recclvo at this port on n single atcamor day moro Im ports from Kuropo than como tp us in a wholo year from our wonderful now possessions. Tho ontlro valuo of tho comraorce for a y ar does not nquul tho cost of tho occupation and war for a ww)lc. I TUBUS DOWN C0U5IM WILLIAM. Troston II. McKlnloy, a cousin of President .McKinley and a wealthy stock raiser of l'reeport, Harper county, Kas., haa, ocordlng to an intorvlew in the Now York Journal, rojocted tho Republi can ticket and declares his purpose to voto for Dryan and Btovenson. IIo says ho would rather have tho I'rlnco of Wales prosldont of tho United States than his cousin. IIo said: "In 1800 I was will ing to back my cousin to tho extent of $1,000," aud did so, winning, I thought lie would- mako a hotter president than ho has, hut I find ho caters too much to European stylo, which I and uyory other trao- American do not like. I hollovo I'rlnco ol Waloa knows hotter how to conduct this ropublio than does my cousin. I should rather voto for him anyhow. McKlnloy and imperialism will defoat tho Republican party at tho polls this fall, aud I am willing to bet good monoy ou it. I will voto for llryan and Steven bo n lit order to help save tho republic." Press Club Gives Reception to rotltclatt. CniOA(io,Ill., Aug. 17 Representatives of both politlclal parties, including na tional, state and county representatives, will meet this evening in tho reception to bo given for them by tho Press Club of Chicago. It wll bo tho Ursttlmo In the history of politics that so many men of oppeilto political faiths havo been en tertained by their common friends and euerales, tho newspaper men. Moro tham two thousaud men, prominent In political life will bo present. Armealaa-Amerkan Seeks Confiscate! Property Paris, Aug, 17, Dr, Petroa F. Nlsh klan, an Armenian on his way to Tur key, road a paper before tho congress of cbuiulats hero to day, Ho is going to try and recover valuable property of his family, confiscated during tlio Armenian ttoublo iu Turkey in 1800, when his fattier, mother, and brothers were thrown into prison at Smyrua ou tbo belief that ho was a plotter against the Sultan. Dr. Nishkian Is a prominent chemist of Kansas City. His photograph with Uie symbolic word "Ararat" on the red fes fell into the hands of tho Turks who confoundod.it with Mount Ararat in Armenia, They professed to believe that he was an agent of tho Armenian revolutionary plot started In tho United States. The mistake was explained by Uio State Dopartmout and the innocent people woro released after thirty. nine jaya imprisonment. Tho danger to all hapnlness can be complete without children I nature to lore and want them. The dreadful ordeal horror There u wis ner Mothers necessity lor ous. The use of MoTiiRit'a Friend during Friend It Is safely passed carried thousands 50c crash hat. 75c crash hat. 3urnishcrs. Americans was so great, however, that tho Niehkians abandoned tholr largo tobacco business and lied to America on a man-of-war. Recently tho Sultan issuod an edict that property confisca ted would ho restored. Fortified with his naturalization papers, tho doctor will essay tho recovery of his family possesions. Murderer Majors to Die. Salt Lakh Oitv, Utah, Aug. 17. AIki Majors, of Oakland, Gal., convicted of tho inurdor of Policeman Drown, of Og den, in April, 1809, Is sentenced to be shot today. Ills friends endeavored to havo him pardoned, but after consider lngtheafladlvltsand hearing arguments, tho Stale board of pardons refused to Interfero with tho sentence. Cramers Invite llryan to Speak. SniNisnKi.il IIhiimik. N. J., Aug. 10. Tho annual New Jersey Granger's picnic Is lxi I n g held in Tuttlo's grovo lioro to day. William Jennings llryan was ten dered a special Invitation to make nn ad dress. The Health Problem Is much simpler than Is sometimes sup pobed. Health depends chielly Umiii perfect digestion aud pure blood, mid tho problem is solved very readily by Hood's Sarmiparilla. You may keep well by taking it promptly for uny stem acli or blood disordor. Its cures of scro fula, salt rheum, catarrh, dyspepsia, rliuumatlsin uud other diseases num bered by tho thousands. Tho favorite family cathartic Is HoodV Pills. 1 International Petrollum Coniress. Paiiih, Franco, Aug. 10. Tho boss Ion of the International Petroleum Con gress began hero to-day. They will continue until tho 28th. Tho program embraces tho treatment of topics as follows; "Tho Desirability of Introdu cing a Standard Method of Kxainiug Petroleum and Its Products for Tech nical and Commercial Purjioses," by Hovortou Redwood; "Various Methods of Deep Uorlng," by Albert Fauek, of Vienna; "Tho Amorclan Petroleum In dustry," by Professor Maliery, of Cleve land, O.; "Solid Hydrocarbons In Potro loum Residuals," by Professor .alloz ecko of Lomdorg; "Tho Preparation of Lubricating Oils by Means of Concen tration," by Mr. Uerg, of Alsace; "Tho Utllzation of Petroleum Products for Preserving Timber," by a. Adlassoricli ; "On Romeo Oil," by P.iul Dvoakovlz. Tfiey (o Marry And bring children Into the world via for from uu Inherited blood taint? People do not remite tunt loui uioou may lurk uudei a fulr sic In, and that the fire smold ering iu the blood of the parent may break into flame tu the flesh of the child. Dr. Pierce's Golden Met. teal Discovery puts out the smoldering fires of Krofula. It cleuustcs the blood from disease taints, strengthen the weak lungs, heals the diseased stomach. " Dr llcrce's medicine li done wonders for my two sous," writes Mrs. M lUiliick. of Deiusler, Oswego Ca .NY " Uotli hod scrofula. 1 have lost I wo daughters In tcu tluu (le year witli consumption ami scrofula. My rldtt son was liken I wo or lhrc year agowlih hemor lhHe from the lungs. It troublrvl him for over year, lie took Or llcrce's Goldcu Medical Discovery, and has nut had one In over a year My youugcr son had scrofulous sores on his neck; luit lias nut had auysluce hacoiumcucej to take your medicine Ue Dr. llcrce's Pleosaut Pellets for the bowels and liver, OAMVORIA. 1R1BM Imlffl 9W f& aif- B0URKE COCHRAN SUPPORTS BRYAN A STRONG LETTER FROM THE GREAT NEW YORKER. Manly Statements Prom a Former Opponent That Cannot But Convince the American Voter. At a well attended meeting of the Anti-Imperialist convention at Tomlin son Hall, the reading of a lettar from Hon. Rourko Cochran brought forth a tremendous round of applauso, Mr. Cochran wroto as follews: "Now York, Aug, 14, 1000. My Dear Sir: I regret vary much that, owing to business engagements, I will bo unable to attend tho liberty convention at In dianapolis on tho 10th. Tho attitudo of tho antl-lmpcrlallsta to Imperialism can not bo open to dobatc, and therefore I assuino tho object of I ho convention Is not to express opposition, but todovieo a method of making that opposition ef fective ThoIPHtioof imperialism having been njuarely raised between the two great parties, it must bo plain that tho only way in which a citizen can oxcrclse any direct influence upon tho result Is by voting for tho Republican candidate who supports or tho Democratic candidato who opposes it, Nothing can bo accom plished by tho nomination of a third can didato that cannot bo accomplished equally by abstention from tho polls, ex cept that tho citizen who remains at homo on clocticn day passes unnoticed, while ho who votes a third ticket at tracts attention. All tho diffeienco be tween a silent and a vociferous refusal to oxorcleo tho suffrago is not worth dis cussion, einco abstention from civic duty is never commendable. When tho Republic is in dangor, tho only placo for the patriot is in tho ranks of its ox- ocutivo defondors. Absonco from tho field of contest, or shooting in tlio air, can never bo Justified, "It cannot bo denied that, whllo anti Imx)rlallata unanimously npprovo Mr. Rryan's position on imperialism, many of them hesitato to voto foe his election to tho Presidency becauso thoy regard his views on other questions with distrust and apprehension. " Wo cannot hopo to deal Intelligently with the Issues of tills campaign until wo liborato ourselves from tho domina tion of tho questions, discussions and pacdlons of the last campaign. Within four years political ends havo changed decisively, and as conditions change, issues clnngu with them. Tlio question which tho peoplo must decide now are radically different from thoso submitted to them in 1800. Thou tho election of Mr. llryan would havo placed tho Dem ocratic party In completo control of the legislative as well as of tho executlvo branch of tho Government, witli full power to onact nil its boliefs Into law, whllo now his election will not result in placing tho control of tho Government In tho hands of tho Democratic parly, but iu dividing its control between tlio two parties. Whatever may bo tho re sult of this elivtion, tho Senate will re main Republican for two yearn certainly, and probably for four. Kven If tho peo ple ralsu Mr. llryan to tho Presidency iu November, tlio Democratic party can not K)8sibly achieve any power or leg Ishtion during the existeuco ot tho next Congress, and without executive sanc tion no change in tlio standard of valuo, no icorgaulzatton of tho Supremo Court, no modification whatever of our financial industrial or political systems can bo ac complished. "There Is ono issue which tho popular verdict will settle irrevocable, and that Is tho Issue of Imperialism. If tho Re publican party be successful, its control of the Judicial as well as of tho executive and legislative departments of tho Gov ernment will bo absolute and its disposi tion to exerclso ull It power for tlio en forcement of an imperialistic policy can not be doubted. At tho end of four years imperialism will bo so firmly im bedded In our political life that it can never bo expelled. "Mr. llryan'fl election of itself would put a quietus tion tho Imperialistic ad' venture. No policy specifically coil' demncd by tho people lias been adopted into our Bystem, and Imperialism would prove no exception to tho rule. Mr. Hoar's suggestion that the Senate would refuse to follow a Domocratio President in a policy of humanity approved by tho people does faint justice to Ills own pa triotic capacity whon liberated from the exigencies of a campaign for re election his intellect and coiibcIouco would bo restored to harmonious, and effective co-operation. Imperialism, rebuked at tho polls and shown to bo unprofitable, would not havo a single supporter In tho country. Within a month of election, Seiutor Hoar could reduce his able conceptions of freedom and duty definite proposals of pacifica tion which both parties would accept, Tho country having pronounced for Jus tice, politicians of every shape and de scription will bo eager to do Justice, aud when the desire for Justice is sin cere, the way to justice is soon discov ered. "Since the election of Mr. llryan is certain to deliver tho country from tho Imminent peril of Imperialism, can tho liberty convention hesitate to support him becauso of tho impalpable danger arising from his opinions on subjects willi which, as President, ho canuot poisibly deal? I confess it is hard to understand the attitudo ot those gentleman who would havo supported him it tho convention had been silent or evasive on tho free coinage ot silver, but who hesitato to support him on n platform which excludes that quues tlou from tho serious discussions ot tho coutestby relegating it to a subordinate position. Tho Democratic platform de clares that Imperialism Is tho para mount Issue of tho campaign, aud Mr. Rryan's speech at Indlauapolls accepts this conception of tho issue, emphasizes rsrran (or acceptable Ideaa. I C WIS I State It patented. LffiLSLUJ THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Md. DYSPEPSIA SYMPTOMS Heart palpitation, belching, sourness, biliousness, nervousness, bloating, con stipation, eleeplestsuoss, heartburn, and headache comes from a weak stomach. Hosteler's Stomach Bitters will strengthen yours, and thus prevent these ailments. It Is a valuablo remedy for all stomach troubles, and has been used successfully for tho paBt fifty years. It never falls. Our privato rovenuo stamp covers tho neck of tho bottle. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS A Sure Cure for Dlfestlve Troubles. it and vindicates it. Rut a declaration that Imperialism is a paramount isstio, is equivalent to a declaration that it is tho solo Issue, for no Presidential olectlon over decided moro than ono question. "In my judgmont tho platform actually adopted by tho Democratic convention should bo more satisfactory to sound money men thau uny of tho substitutes suggested by older and moro contcrva tlve managers. Slnco nob dy pretends that Mr. Rryan's opinions on the ques tions raised by tho Chicago platform of 1890 havo been changed, his refusal to difgulso them In any way is highly crcdlUblo to his honesty, and honesty is tho first essential of patriotic Presi dential eorvico. "Mr. Bryan's conversion to a bo lief In sound monoy would, in my opin ion, bo a reason for National rejoicing, but any abandonment or abatement ot the frankness and sincerity which havo always distinguished him would bo littlo short of a National calamity. o need not uccept Mr. Bryan as an Infalliblo or oven as a sound authority on economics to acknowledge that his integrity, his truthfulness and absolute sincerity havo boon among tho most salutary inlluencsa of this generation on our political life. It is certain that this country is indebted to him for tho goUl standard law, which though it lias tho defects ot its party origin, is tlio best contribution to our National stability slnco the resumption ot specie payments. It tlio Democratic platform of 1890 had been evasive, as unquestionably it would havo been if tlio eo-called conservatives had con trolled tho convention, con anybody doubt that tho Republicans would havo met evasion with evasion and that tho financial issue would bo still unsettled, hanging like a sinister shadow over our Industrial system. Mr. Bryan's frank, sincere and unequivocal advocacy ot tho free colnago of silver forced tho Repub lican party reluctantly to declare in favor of tho gold standard. Tho result wos not that which Mr. Bryan sought; nono tlio less it was produced by him. Becauso ho was sincerely wrong, ho forced tho Republican politicians to be come insincerely right. "To tills sincerity ot Mr. Bryan tho country is indebted (or tlio opportunity to pass squarely and decisively upon tho Issuo of Imperialism. If tho Republic is to bo overthrown, the assault rust now bo tnado in tho open light of day. It ia no longer posslblo to strangle it under tho cover of misleading and hypocritical phrases, Iu this open fight for liberty surely ovory anti-imperialist should ho ready to bear his part. Hesitation to avail oureolvoi of tlio leadership under which alone opposition to imperialism can bo mado effective, through distrust ot tho leader's views on an economic question not nov In Issue, would bo as soiibcIcsb as bet latlou to employ n sur geon on whoso skill depended tho solo prospect ot life, through dislike of his religious beliefs. 11 can hardly bo nec essary to say that wo, who four years ago sacrificed our political prospects and personal associations rather than lend even n passive support ot silonco to dec larations which wo believe 1 to 1m sub versive ot order, will pursuo tho same course again it these questions should over icctir. "Tho best evidence of our capacity to deal with tho Issues of 1902 or 1001, whatever they may bo, 1b to deal intel ligently now with tho Issues of 1900. On that Issue, Mr. Bryan sinds for justice, liberty and tho constitution, and since nil theso would bo imperilled by his do- feat, It Is to bo hoped that tho liberty , convention will not be swerved from supporting him by prejudices springing from past antagonisms or by groundless npprouoheiisioiid of tho future. I "W. BouitKK Cockiian." Peace Declared Why dovoto all your time reading tho Boer War and the Gold Fields of , Alaska? There are other matters o vital importance; you may mako a trip Kast. and will want to know how to travel. In order to havo tho best ser vice, use tho Wisconsin Central Ry., between St. Paul and Chicago, tor utes aud other information, writo Jas. . A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Orf Low Hate to Chlcato. I A special rato ot $71.50 tlrstclaas to Chicago and return will bo iniulo by tho Chicago tk Northwestern Hallway nc count tho 0. A. It. oiieanipment. Tickets on sale Aug. Slst uud 22ud, For full information call on or addroea A. G. IUukkii, General Agent 163 Third St., Portland. Ore. 8 16 Ot ' SALEM LODGES S-. j. v. w. Balem famp No. 11a. Meets urcry Krldsyoiet. on, 730, iu A. U. U. VV- hall, mala Ins. bide. I'. I). I'runty, U. C. Y. A. Moons, clcil robin 16, Mooica til a IfCKBSTUHS OW A MIC UIO A I CX)ur tiherwood Koro.l No. 111. Mevu r'lldax uUhu In Turner block, John M. Cha, :. It. ' A U Hniwu Heey, 11-17-lyr OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Maohlnos Work Donu Quickly. Telephone 2583 blaek. Ixavo orders at reaidecco on 12th street, or Steiner's market. M, Vui Flkbt, YiswPabk. tVtitf la HUt U fur ut,ut riilMf4lt Vl linUrW, UiHatO it.AU (, MUWU.MU V4I UlMftjl U t( lUUOuUk tlitiuLrain Irmtcu tswcuMioo, INiidU, ab1 ii-( cttrm LimOairsB USm -r K."S Hi, .ssmB 1 ul m f " "ri'ir. fi hi. ur a tonics, uVs. llrcuUr Mdl va tau WHY USE BEC1ID8C THEY OIVR A OOOU LKIIIT AND ARK 13 NU L1VKII, wr skli, ninKR qiiadkb: iiviTuv.it uvi uttiim MANTf.l? Thn Terr late! thins: Iu mai.tlM, urfMiiifiMi ruutii v itwvwtl lfti a mn.umntlnn nt nnlv tliri! foot tttr hntlf. 1-rlfO 60 O. NO, 197. TlieoldsUilHlby.of good lasting quality and glrlng ElUHTV CANDI.K 1-OWKK. Trice IUKAU" Nnfnulloaa good quality but giving aamocandlo power as the No. W, and at half tho price, 16 cents, ....... . Any of thew mantlca put on and bum m properly adjusted at abovo rates. .-i ...i ,i--ir.i ,.,-,, nimKicnc) If not why not? Call aud goo us and DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERSr w will provo to you that you can get a I1KTTER MOIIT for I.E89 MONKY with ono of theso burners thau with any ollior form of aril, flclal light, Wo havo gas rlovca alw. Let us show them to you. BALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chemekota 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 BUJIBOUGHS, 102 State Phone 1511 TH03.MIL.NR SUCCESSOR TO L. M.. KIRK Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prntnht ntul nnmfttl delivery of Rootla to 54 to 58 State St. Oregon SALEM, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 17 TO 22, 1900. Bigger and Better Than Ever Before Grounds Greatly Improved, Dulldlocs Repaired and Itenovated.AIIStockDulldlnzsThorouihly Disinfected Everything In Flrstcbss Condition for the Largest and Best Live Stock Show and Agricultural Exposition Ever Held on the Coast Good Racine Every Afternoon Music and I un at NUM. $20,000 IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES Auction eulo of live slock will bo mado a leading feature All llvo stock and other exhibits hauled freo over tho .Southorii Pacific railroad. Reduced tmisungpr rates on all railroads. For t.icmlum list and other Information, address W. H. WEHRUNG, Pres., Hillsboro, Oregon. 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 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. HOFER BROS., Publishers. c ANADIAN ?C PACIFIC U yuu are coin to Chlcato or Points Cast rcmemter the G. A. R. Rate $71i .50 Cliicaga ana iteiurn Ticket on sale August 21 and 22, anil CooJonthls ComMny's Matheflcent Train, the Imperial Limited For particulars, attly to E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A.. II. 1I.AIU10TT, ' UU Third St. Portland, Vancouver, II. O. j FREEBURGER1 MEATMARKIT Is open acain under now management and re will supply you with the finest, fresh meats, lard etc. put up in the cleanest and best sliapa and promptly delivered. Como and see us. Phono. .nam ;vw. YAKMlinco. for acceptable Ideas. State If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Ml MM W?lsba(b Mantle? liuriiule ana xlrus UNU ntlntitlfin olvnn in flin any part of tho city. Phone 871. im Fair $20,000 M. D. WISDOM, Sec, Portland, Oregon. BE EVEN MORE INTERESTING 1896 War OUR BOYS ARE BE THE GREATEST MILITARY OF A CENTURY. Journal More Cheap Excursions to the East Hound trip tickets from Denver, Colo rado Springs, and Pueblo to Chicago, 1 eorin and intermediate points, wilfbe sold August 10, and September 7 and 21, by tho ' GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT HA.1B 0" - One lltgular Fare l'lus $2.00 Tor Hound Trip Return Limit October 31, 1000 Ono faro to Chicago and return Aug. 23.24, 25, 2tl, for tho G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT With liberal return limit. SPECIAL TRAINS OsgNiaiiTOuT to Chicago, will leave Denver 3:45 p. m., Colorado Springs, J:55 p. in. and Pueblo 2.45 p. ro. for ex' cureionsof Aug 10 and 24, and Sept. 7 ami 21. Tickets albo good on regular trains. For full information apply to S; cJ?orKB Gen "B1 Portland Or. b. . Tuoui-son, A. U P. A.. Topeka, Xan. ohm Skbastiak G. P. A., Chlgo. 0.R.&N. Ptl'AHT Ansiti rou From 1'ortlanit. Chicago Bpsclal Halt Lake. Dcnrcr Kl. Worth uraniiii. muss iij, Ut .C0pm v-.M a.m lxjuis.umcaao nu suiat. HtiO- ksno Walla Walla, Bppkaiio, Mlntin- Frcr . ain V.1S' G.iiOpm apoiis, m. raw, uniuin, Mil wankee Chicago and east. Atlsn tlo Kz. V p, m VIA HUNT1NUTON 8.10 ()(!KAN HTKAMMIII-H. 8 p m For Hail Kranclsoo, Hall oyer uvo nays. . Iu 8d. in. nx. Unn COLUMBIA ltlVKU 4 11. 111 Untur- .. ''T To Astoria and way Landings xHuu. iu i, m. wiijjAMKttk niVKit ,; ji.ii.. Icato fur I'ortlatiU,Ncwlrf-rn and way C p. Hsicnr J4M1U1UKB. iiinui! uinra Mr day and BaUmlaj at 6.30 .m, t, Krlitof WILLAMKTTK U1VKR DIVISION, llonts to l'otlland as aboro. Transfers ( street ear line ut Oregon Cllr IT tlio steamers aru delayed llioro. Tickets to all points Iu ornn n WaslilUEtnn, California or Uio East, ltsttsee checked tlironRh from Balem froo. Choice rail or rlyor route to Portland. Conneciloi, mado at l'ortland wlUi all rail, ocean and rlrei lines. n ,W II. IIUHUIUUt' ' Ocn, 1'aaa Agt., Portland Or. O. hi. TOW ebb? ARcnt, Trado BUcet duck, Baltm City ticket and freight offlco 248 Commercial it. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains lcavo Salem for Portland and tray BtationBftt5:40n. m. , 7:64 a. m. and 4 :05 p. m. iTTl'orlland :80 A M 8:30 r M Lv Balem 11 AM 10 83 I' M Ar Ashland 1230 A M 12:05 1' M Ar Bacramcnto 60 V 11 4:35 A M Ar Ban Francisco 7:45 1' M 8:15 A II ArQgdcu "6:45A"M ir:44"A M Ar lifitircr DM A M 8:40 A M Ar Kansa, City 725 A M 735 A H Ar Chlcaito 7:45 AM :3U A M Ar Ijiii AuitgJcs- -TStrnr MAM 6O0I' M C.30 A M 10:30 A M 8.35 A M 835 1 M 6:4! A M 12.43 1' M Ar El I'HM) Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico. Ar Houston -. Ar Now Orleans Ar ValilUKion Ar New York O0 r" M .. 8:80 A M MAM 8.35 A M . 635 V M 8.42 A M I2;43 1' M, Pullman and Tourleta rare on both trains. Chair cars Bacramcnto to Ogdcn and El I'aeo, and touriot cars to Chicago, St. Louln, Now Orleans and Washington. Connecting at Ban Frandisco with eov oral stoamsliin linoa for Honolulu. Japan, China, Phllinplnos, Central ami South America. Bee Air. W. W. Hkinner agent ut Balem Station, or address C. II. MAUKIIAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. POSSIBLY You are not nwaio of tlio fast time ar.d superb service now afforded by the wSbN' 2 WE IIAVE . n Daily Fast Trains - . TO THE EAST. If you cannot tako tlio morning traiu travel via tho evening train. Uotli are llnoly equipped. "Our Specialties" Fast Timo, Through Sorvico, Pullman Palaco Sleepers. Pullman Tourist Sleep ers. Pullman Diners, Library (Cafe) Car and Froo Hcclining Chair cars, Hours In tlmo saved to Omaha, Clilc ago, Kaneua City, St. Ixiuia, Now York Hob ton, and other Eastern points. Tickets good to Salt Luko City and Denver. It is toy our interest to uso Tiik Ovkb land Limited. Tickets and sleeping car lierths can bo eecurod from W. W. Skinnsu. Agent S. P. Co. Or Guy Powois, AgTt. O- It. A N. Salem Ore. J. II. LoTimor, Gen'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. Oregon Shon Linojlaiiroad Tho Direct Routo to Montana, Utah) Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Lino, or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic LIn. No Change ofCarsi On tho Portland-Chicago Special, "lb finest in the West." Equipped With Klcgaui tuandard Sleeper . Klue Now Ordluarr Toutlit Bleepcrt. Eupetb LUirarr-Uuflct Cars. Bplcnillp Dinners, Meals a la carte, Kreo Itcclliiliig Chair Cars. Comfortable Coaclieii and Bmosers. Entlru Train Completelj Vestituled. For further information apply lo J. R. NAGEL, GUY POWWIB Trav. Pass. Ant. Agent O. R. & N. 142 Third St. Portland Or. Salem1 Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIME CARD, No. 2 For Yuqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:10 p. m Train leaves Corvullla.... 1:10 p,w Tialn arrives Yaqulna . 6:65 p. w No. 1 Returnlug: Leaves Yaqulna 7'OOa.w Leaves Corvallis 11:350,S Arrives Albany 12:10 p. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany "f8?,' Arrives Detroit 11:20 a.m. No. 4 Returning: . ,, Leaves Detroit 12:10 p. w, A i rives Albany 5:45 p. w. No. 5. Leaves Corvallis fl :09 a "' Arrives Albany 0:15a.m. No. 0. Leaves Albany I:!5p,B,' Arrives Conallis 8:05 p. t One and two connect at Albany od Corvallis with Southern Pacltlc tiaioj, giving direct service taaod from xew port and adjacent beaches. . a .. Trains for the mountalos arrive' Detroit at noon, giving ample time to reach caruplog grounds on ie Hreitenbush and Santlam river tw same day. ,lh Kvo and six connect at Albany ; wiw the Albany local to and from i'otT T F. P. A. Manaj-n I. TOHNKU Ateot Albanf Ora. m'ijsjmiiiisi isiiiwwisssjysip mmmfu