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Newspaper Page Textttoita woman's hreii: laaof thoueht Nightmare oui. ztuncy to prepare! theayatem rortne event without any discomfort whatever. Thlallnlment of women 111 en fhrouih thl irreat crlila without fufrerlpK, It a irodaend to women Bend for free book contain! prlccleat value. Addreas, nnulQeld Regulator The Man Who Doubts! X X In every community there is the man who doubts. He "don't believe" he can get a ready to wear suit that will fit him; he "don't believe" that we can save him money on cloth ing; he "don't believe" our advertisements; he "don't believe" anything or anybody, and yet the chances are ten to one he goes out with one of our suits on his back. X X X X vt71rv? because there is proof in our stock to convince Wily jjie most confirmed unbeliever. There's style here; there's beauty; there's care in make; there's artistic tail oring; there's proper finish; there's good material; there's a guarantee, and best of all, the prices are there, proving them selves in every case below the figures of other stores. X X Wc want the man who doubts to come in and see some of our novelties we are showing in suits. Reader if "thou art the man ' come in and see what we have in store for you. X A. G, W, Johnson & Company, The Peoples Clothiers and Furnisher 3. TOE DAILY JOURNAL BY HOFER UnQTHEnS, MONDAY, AUG. 20, 1000. Dully Ono Yoar, 3.00 In Advnnoo Dally Four Month $1. In Advanoo Wookly Ono Yoar Sl.oo In Advanoo OUR NEWPORT LETTER. Fishing and other Events atOlssen's Day Sunjtli.Dynamlte-Muiseli Seal Rocks. Nbwpoiit, Aug. 18: No trip to tlio eonsldo Is comploto with out tnklnn In Seal Hock a. Thorldoof olght mllos down tlio beach, tlio row ftcroea tlio bay, tlio return at low tide, nro all intensely intonating and dovolop nn npjxHlto that Is destructive to hotel profits at tlio terminal oIntB. Fishing on tlio bay lias not been so good tlio past week. Tlio water litis not been clear, but tlio river wator is sick looking as It gets in all streams In mid summer. K.J. Swnfford has captured tlio champion iloundor, weighing ton and n-hnlf pounds. Tlio litrgoat taken boforo was probably tlio in a to to this, a ton pounder in Ford Ilros'. eolno. Stafford's flah was 28 inches long and as wldo as the top of a barrel. Ho thought ho had hooked a woolen blanket Down at tlio Capo Foulwonther light thoro is iluocod-flehlngoff tlio jocks, but it takes Bcvoral days to got onto their curves. Irncrovlng the lUrtor. Exploding dynnmlto under the rocks that obstruct tlio entrance to Yaijnlua bay has boon part of the entertainment afforded summer rosortors at Newport. Thursday tlio first blasts wero 11 red, ono of 400 pounds mid one of 200 pounds. Doth Bent the salt spray about the same height Into tlio nlr-nearly two hundred foot, n towerlng'column of white foam resembling tlio pictures of u dlachargo of the Old Faithful geyser in Yellow stone national park. Tlio dull thud, that shook the bay mado tlio hills tromblu and must havo cooked the fish for several hundred foot around. $ 25,000 is to bo expended on blowing up Pinnnclo rock. About ten shots havo been fired and Bitmples of blue rock are Bhown that wero thrown up by tlio dynamlto. The fact Is, tlio Jetties need repairing much more than this rock noeds blowing out. The repairs could nave neon inauo tor r-o.uuo a low years ago, but now will cost 175,000 or $10O, 000. As they uro there Is wator enough for u great commerce. Amateur photographers have been opt. uuay taking snapshots ol the ex plosions. The Btoamor General Wright gives an alarm whistle a half minute hi tore the blast Is touched off by olectrl city, and all gut ready to catch the groat columns of wator that leap up Into tlio ulr? Capt, Clark of the Life Having station lias eomo of the llnest views that have boon taken. The Bay Nt;iM. Tlio Salem campers and cottagers at Olsson's bad a bonfire tlio other night and about forty young ami old enjoyed the occasion immensely. As the full moon rose over the head of the bay it converted that body at high tide into a shimmering swt of silver. In the midst o(,our festivities the search light of tho MtuuaujU, (the lighthouse tender that has boon In this harbor several days), was turned full on our party. All re spoudod with a cheer which was answer od from the boat across tho water. Then au excursion party went up the bay, and a launch went down, the occupants sing lug and Japanese lanterns swinging on t ue iow. um losmonou games wero played until the high tide put out our bontlro on tlio beach. Dstb to Mujielj. On an early morning trip to the light- houso on Yaiiulna head we learned to u....t.. I-...!... ...., t.MM.tallltlftill tl(M,tf I I ltUhriiaturetoioeartdwantlriffl, The dreadful ordeal nglt WHICH tne capecuiiii moiner mu paw, nowntr, fraught with pain, ludttlng ami dinger, that the very of It fills her with horror. Tnere It no neceaalty for the ordeal of child birth to be either tialnftit nr dancer. Mollier's The use of Mother' Fmrwr) during FlICIHl tnat it la aaie y pa hascarrleu thousand carried thous , inn i ncy ucciarc Inor Information of Co, Atlanta, Ga. cat mussels roasted on tho rocks. There aro endless quantities of thoso beautiful bivalves, dcop pearl blue on tho Insido, bluo and black on tho outsldo and look ing as if they wero varnished. Tho muBsol is richly ornngo color with a slightly pungent salt wator flavor. It nd bores to tlio rock and to other mus sels by a cluster of bristles. Whllo at mo lighthouse 1 nil inn women woro gathering them In crools and pack Ing thorn up the cliff by a baud ovor thotr forehead. Wo built a fire on tho rocks to brow our coffeo and toast our bread. Tho coffeo was settled by a dash of cold wator and tho Armours' choicest break fast bacon was broiled to a turn on tho coals, when we put our mussels on tho hot rocks and covorod thorn ovor with others. In live minutes they an nounced by their own tempting flavor that breakfast was ready. The mussel ban no sand in It, hut is salted and pop- noted by old dame nature Just to my tnsto,and put tho finishing course on an outdoor breakfast. Sunsets on the Sea Tho sunsets at tho westorn coast nro alone worth tl.u cost of a trip lioro. On tho Atlantic people only seo tho sunrises but hero wo only see his majesty take his evening dip Into tho endless Pacific. Often there Is n bank of clouds revealed "Just as "the sun goes down." Then there nro wondorful revolutions of n sun down cltyof gold, with towors and cas tles, spires and minarets. Somotlmes n wholo city appears. It Is almost Impos sible to doscrlbo tho beauty of a porfect sunsot at sea, and we seo a good many of them at Newport this month and next. Thonftarglow Is as beautiful as tho do scout into tho waves Is Impressive. As the Btin goes under It changes in slmpo. It flattens out and at last seems to quiv er like a molten mass of gold. Then tho westorn skies light up with yellows, pale greens and finally merges Into pale blue, with the ttars peeping through. Life at Seal Rocks. Thoro nro only four families hero in cottages, and not many nt the hotel. Squire Furror's family nro here nnd.with improvements made this year, havo the host appointed cottitgo wo have soon on these coasts. It has wide porches, neauiuui views ot tho ocean on thr o sides, with largo windows to tho sea from the dining room and sitting room, and interiors made cosy and inviting, The library mid parlor aro carpeted with brussels and plenty of rugs and tho Squire, likes it so well ho wants tolivo hero tho year round. Seal Hocks havo tho richest natural bill of faro of any place lu tho world that I know of. Thoro is venison and salmon, trout and shellfish, mutton, beef and loultry, blue berries and iu this latter part of August, the llnest strawberries I ever saw, mid I think I know what strawberries aro. Tho vegetables are all lino, and Mrs. Stltt knows how to prepare it all with a homelike relish. Then there is the wondorful Alsea honey, good milk and butter, Se Lion sal Flshlni. rea t.iou numors irom isow York havo lcon operating at llecotn head and the herds have boon taking refuge by tho thousand at Seal Hooks. Hero thev aro undisturbed, as some old art of tho log islaturo forbids ktlllug animals on these rocks, Still eomo ono shot a kitten or baby sea lion tho other day and coward ly loft It to bleat and dlo on tho rocks. It camo whore and some ono skinned It to make himself a bit ot brown fur. Fishing at Seal Hocks is a head ot any Bummer resort on this toast. There aro salmon trout at Heaver crook two miles north, mountain trout in tho lakes and crook a mllo south, and deep sea fishing Just off tho rocks whenever tho sea is not illiltllinVlililtilliillliVf-Sri1aaiMttMiiiM , rough, nild that Is quite OltOtl, Mr. Stltt takes people out almost dally In an open row bjat, and tho boat is easily filled In an hour or two with the Quest sea buss, cod and other choice fish. Ho supplies tho Newport matkot rart of tho time Seal Rock Personals. Win. Stltt has kopt tho hotel for six years. Ho and his good wife, son and two daughters aro very dovoted to their guests and leayo nothing uudotio to en tertain thorn alt. Mr. Stltt Is nn old sailor and fisherman, brought up to tho soa and loves it still. Ho will quit tho hotel about tho mtddlo of Soptorabor, when ho will tako salmon in tho Alsea, and hlu family will rcmovo to Newport, tho hotel having passed to other hands. Mr. John Fogarty who runs a line k lino to points on tho South beach has a ranch adjoining tho Llfo Saving station. Ono of his eons now in Alaska was on fio force horo for years and a younger son has taken his placo. Mr. Fogarty has fat horses and safe rigs and knows tho country and the history of tho ranchers, as well as thoso who havo left tho country, having mado failures. Ho knows tho Btory of ovcry wreck and is ono of the best of o itortnlners If he sells Ills ranch he 1b a man who will bo missed on thoso beeches. Jos. Fontaine, Sr., of Salem, has been at Seal Hocks for two weeks. When ho camo hero ho was hardly expected to livo and it was feared a trip would bo required back to Newport for a coflin. But at tho end of a week this Illlheo bad him on his foot nnd ho was gaining in nppotlto, walking about and doing well when wo loft. Job. Jr., camo from Eastern Oregon to attend his father, and has boon enjoying tho llshlng. K. IIokkii. "Hunter Is the Dest Sauce," Yet somo peoplu nro novor hungry. Whatever thoy cat has to bo "forced down." Thoro is, of courso, something wrong with these people. Dy taking Hood's Sarsaparilla a short time they are given an nppotlto and then thoy en Joy eating and food nourishes them. If you find your appetite falling, Just try n bottle of Hood's. It Is a true stomach tonic and every dose does good. The best family cathartic la Hood's PIIIb. 3 Important Railroad Case. Gantom, g. I)., Aug. 20. Tho State board of railroad coinmlsloncrs which met hero to-day began a caso which will have Important bearing on whother or not the various railroad companies having lines iu the Stnto will bo ro il ul red to virtually doublo-track their roads, Tho hearing was granted In accordance with n petition of n number of farmers who ask that the Chicago, Milwaukee ami St. Paul Hallroad bo compelled to construct a side truck mid way between Canton and Harrlsburg. Tho track would savo thorn from hauling grain and moving livo stock n long way. Tho oppononts of tho po titlon say that if it is granted similar applications will be mado from all parts of the State; that besides being it great expense to the railroads, It would Injuro tho towns, which woulb loso shipments of grain nggregratlng millions of bush els each season. Kail roads In other States nro interested iu tlio outcome Saturday M(ht Runnaway. Lnto Saturday night a team hitched to tho Salem Soda works wagon, which was being used by Hingllng' bill-posters, runaway but woro caught boforo nny great damage was done. Thov started for Francis barn nnd made things lively for n short t lino. Spilling a little paste and breaking their harness was tho only damage done. Keep Late Hours. Somo South Salem residents aro com plaining of a bovy of boys who disturb the neighborhood until a Into hour Hour ly every night. The bays will havo to bo quieter about their conferences or change location or tako tho cons, iiioiices. CtTlKN. I, Ike a flash of lightning, sudden and startliu: l disease mmkcm down many n disease strikes down many n man, Yet there lime Iwen warnings iiM)ii warnings, unheeded, Food has lain like it Iteuvy weight ill the stomach after eating There have been belch iugs, bitter rUiiigs iu the mouth, nerv oiiMieait, slcopleMiieNi and growing irri tnhi'itv. Instead of litteuiug to these warning", recourse has leen had to some of the nerve numbing rwtlliutUea that cover but never cure disease. Many serious discuses In-gin iu a diseased con dition of the stomach mid organs of digestion and nutrition. For such dis eases there it one medicine which rarely fails to uiTect n complete cure. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures ninety-eight or cent, of all who give it a fair and faithful trial. It is a temper ance medicine nnd contains no alcohol. "I h alllUtfd with what the doctora called ntrvuu iihIImwIIoh." wiIin Mr Them. ( Lcvrr, .iflxwr Hlclilnml Co. 8. C "I took medicine fioiu ni family ihvi.klaii to nnatull In look ing orr mic ol ))r 1'ifice' Memorandum H ml. I lutimt riy iac tlncrltxtl exactly 1 w rU- tn you Hint maile n twtcmeut. Vuu scut ire i letcritHMe lit ut quotum, alto some livKK-iih ititt-t I amiiM those out aa ttcst I iviil-t Iml tlimiiilit mytclf incurable at I autrcretl to much with isilu umlcr my nua anil an empty fc ting in my slum jcIi. At night wouUl have ivM or hot fret ami hamW, alternately. I w 'Uliiw iirrvvm ami autTcmi a great ilea! men UUv thinking tlwit ileatii uouMsoou claim me .i0 expected something unusual to take pi wc. wna Irritable atut impatient, ami greatly eilucnl in rlesh 1 coulj scarcely cut any thing lh.it uould not produce a Uut feeling in my Momach After some hesitation, owing to my piejudlcea agaiiul patcut medicine, I decided to try a few Iwllleaof )r llcrve a tloMeu Med ical l)icoery and ' Pellets.' After taking sev en! tuttlesot mch. found I wat improtiug. I continued for six luoulha or more, oiT uud on uutll 1 wit cured Or tierce's Pleasant Pellets positive cure for constitution, are DM for acceptable Ideas. State II patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Bs.ltla.ore, Hd. J No ono need suffer from Indication or Dysptcsla. Tho Bitters 1b a euro euro for these, as well as for Nervousness. Sleetlessness. Flatu'ency.or Malaria Fever and Aiue All drugglsta sell It. fet STOMACH Sitters JOURNAL X-RAYS Don't talk politics until tho frost Is on tho pumpkin, and you will keep cool. Thoro nro said to bo too many peop'o trying to mako monoy out of religion. Admiral Dewey Is getting to bo quite a roepectnblo kind of a being again, sinco ho is in nobody's way. It will bodllilculttotalk politics to tho farmers until tho frost is on tho pump kin and tho fodder's in tlio shock. A Koosovclt is greater than Dewey. Tho latter was made ridiculous by tho push, but Teddy is doing it for himself. A Qeorgo Washington couldn't ttll a Ho. Ho was excusable. Mark Twain could toll a He, but wouldn't (except for poy.) Li Hung Chang can lie, and ho pioposes that everybody shall know It. ft c s It certainly looks as though 1 loose volt had mado a mistake. If ho had staid in Now York ho could havo beon candi date for governor and ho might havo had porfect freedom to swing his hat, too, right In tho faco of Tom Piatt, at that. Tho Chinese threaten to murdor tho foreign government representative un less tho powers withdraw tholr armies. Thoy nro almost as savage and blood thirsty nB tho lunatic on tho German throno, who Instructed his soldiers to slay mon, women and chidron. Hut William is one ot tlio noble upholders of civilization I Ho nnd God nro omnipo tent I Appeal. A For downright political cussedncss, tho following item from tho Astoria Hud got takes the palm: ''The Icsnl followers of the g. o. p. nro wearing a campaign emblem that ap pears slightly mixed, it is a button and on its faco is n representation, branded ''it full dinner pall." The picture, how ever, looks very much like u 'swellhend" can of Alger's embalmed beef." Another iiggrcgatlon of cranks nnd malcontents whoso victuals do no ngrco with them has called itself together at Indianapolis and decided tosupport Mr. Hrynn, McKlnloy organ. If the same pcoplo had declared for McKlnloy their digestion would havo boon declared right. They would bo par tlon nnd saints of the highest order. Many McKlnloy papors nro busy trad ttc'tigHryan and perverting the platform on which ho stands, and somo Hryan pa pors aro assuming tho same attltudu to wards Mr. McKlnloy. This is not wise. It is not even smart, and surely it is not just. Why not consider tho mon nnd tho issues dispassionately, and encourage voters iu drawing honest conclusions? Ho calm, brethren. This stronuosity Is too eovoro on nil of us. ft ft Onco in ovory twenty-four hours Aaron Palmer is baked nllve in tho great oven of tho Hellevuo hospital, iu Now York City. At a temperature of from 300 to 100 degrees ho Is allowed to roast in the oven (or from half to three-quarters of nn hour. Then ho is removed, thorough ly massaged, and placed in tho sun where a broiling process is begun. AnJ all because ho is alllicted with arthritis deformans. Translated that means th t ho has gout. Peace DtcUrtd Why devote nil your time reading tho lloer War nnd tho Gold Fields ol Alaska? Thoro aro other mnttora o vital importance; you may mnkoatrin haat. and will want to know how to travel, tn order to liavo tho beat ser vice, use tho Wisconsin Central Hy batweon St. Paul nud Chicago. For atea nud other Information, writo Jaa. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore Low Kites to Chlcaio. a special rnto ol 71.60 tlratclnsa to I Chlcngo and return will bo mado by tho Chicago it Northwestern Hallway no I count tlio u. A. K. encampment. nuKum uu uio Aug. .tat nun -'.'ml. tot l mil inioimmion canon or addreea A. G. lUiiKKit, General Agent 153 Third St., Portland. Oro. 8 16 tit SALEM JLODGrES . i. w. nr. Bnlom Camp No. 1M. Uecta every Friday ever. X:.,!?.n A. O.U. W hall, Slafo Int. bMg. 1'. 1). I'runty. t). O. W. A. Moorc cleri u- .. . .ir.7 ..' . "w room It, Moorea blk KOKIC3TICKS Ol' AM1CHIOA Itoiut Hherwooa Jioreu No. U. Mix'U Jlldav nUhta lu Turner block. John U. Cbase. c. K. A u Urowo Secy, II.j7.1it FREEBURGER9 ME AT UABKLT la open acaln under now management and vo will aupplv you wltli the flneat trealt meata, larU etc. put up In the cleaneat and beat ahapa and promptly delivered. Come and aeo ua. Phona Main '-V10, VAN PATTON k CO. Oregon State FairD.RH. SALEAl, OREGON, SEPTEA1BER 17 TO 22, 1900. Bigger and Better Than Ever Before Grounds Greatly Imtroved, Dulldlnjs Recalrcd and Renovated.AIIStockHulldlnisThoroiijhly Disinfected Evcrythln' In Flrstclass Condition for the Largest and tlcst Lfvc Stock Show and Agricultural Exposition Ever Held on the Coast Good Raclnu Every Afternoon Music and Fun at NUM. $20,000 IN PREA.IUA.S AND PURSES Auction sale of livo stock will bo mndu n lending fenturo. All livo stock nnd other exhibits hauled free ovor tho Southern I'aeillc railroad. I ted need passenger rates on all railroads. For premium list and other information, addreas W. H. WEHRUNG, Pres., Hillsboro, Oregon. WHY USE IIUCIIUBK THEY OIVK A GOO" I.IUIIT AND AUK LONU LIVKI). WH HKLL TURKU OIUDKBl 'VUBKA" WKI.H1IAUII MANTI.K. Tho Tfrr IIUNDUKI) (,'ANIILK 1-OHKIt with a miiMimntlnii nf nnlv ll.rco fevt tier hour. iTIroWc. NO, 197. Tlio old JlnmlbT, or grxxt laatlng quality and giving KldUTY CANDI.K 1'OWKIl. l'rlco 'II1EAL." Niit'ijulto as good quality hut giving lamo candle powor M tlio No. 197, nnd at half tho prloc, 15ct-uta, Any ol thcao matillus put on nud burn r properly adjuiitcd nt nbovo rntcs. DJ?V.USE WELSBACH BURNERS? "wWWloASuVSa n imiicii liiuill HIT IjIVKS MUIXltX Willi OUO flntal lli.l.t 1a t. - - t -!. ....i Mvti 11511H iiv limuKiu siuti riwi. ivC((i8nnow SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 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 I5II THOS.MILNE SUCCESSOR TO L. M. KIKK 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 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 DRAW OUT AS AN UNSATIS FACTORY PROBLEM FOR ENGLAND. The China War IS PROVING TO COMPLICATION The Capital 13 uiviinu 1Mb 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 uivtb ll iu PROMPTLY AND FOR SO LITTLE MONEY. TRY IT AND BE CONTENT. HOFER BROS., Publishers. CANADIAN ?C PACIFIC If you are joint to Chlcaf o or Points East rememter the G. A. R. Rate $711? Chicaga and Return Tickets on sale Auiust 21 and I2.anl CooJonthls Company's Maiheflcent Train, the Imperial Limited For particulars, apply to E. J. COYLE, H. H. ABiiorr. a. u. r. A., HO Tbirtl St. r'ancouvor, B. C, aucouvor. Portland OTEAIYI WOOD SAW J Two Mnnhlnn. Work Done Quickly. Toiephoue 26S3 black. Leave onlera at residecco on ISth atreot. or Steiner'e market. M. Vh Flkkt, YkwPabb. R-Ot $20,000 At. D. WISDOM, Sec, Portland, Oregon. .W?lsba(b Mai?fle? lalo.t thlnir 111 tnal.ttra. lMirablc ana Kites UNK Ol II1CM INUUCrH II aU II IUI BUT OIIICT IOrm Ol ni. .t .. ilium 10 you, Chomoketn St.. Telopbono C03. BE EVEN 1896 MOKE INTERESTING War OUR BOYS ARE BE THE GREATEST MILITARY OF A CENTURY. Journal AtUbT DIRECT, PROMPT AND IN SUCH COMPACT FORM, THAT MoreCheap Excursions lo the East Itounil trip tickets from Denver, Colo rado Springs, and Pueblo to Chicago, 1 eorla and intermediate polnta, willT sold August 10, nnd September 7 and 21, by the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT RATS OF One Regular Fate Plus $2.00 for Rouod Trip Return Limit October 31, 1000 Ono fare to Chicago and return Aug. L3 W, "5, 20, for tho G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT With liberal return limit. SPECIAL TRAINS iw" NQa'.'J 0uT TO C'hcmio. will leave IWr 3H5 p m Colorado Springs! 3:65 p. m. and Pueblo 2.45 p. m. or ex. 7"andOlO,TUL.g,10.and 2- Be". 7 ana Jl. Tickets aleo good on ro-iular traina. For lull information apply to ... B.Mmt, G.Pfe. ., Chicago Halt Lnks, lionror ?. Worlh Hly. at1 Stioclai umniia, unnaaa cut, Ijjula.Clilcago nnd Kaat, V-.1A a.m .WpB 5p3. Bro- kano W1U Walls, Sppknno, MI11 n. ni)lla, Ht. l'nul, Uiilutii, Mil- Flyer iau, a.B. l4 0:00 pm Tifu-w uaau MUU tMWl. AtlAII- tlo Kz. Dp, in VIA HUNTINGTON "6TKAN"HTKAllHHn"H 8 p U1 for Ban Frnnclaoo, onu i-Tcry uvo uaya. r. u 8 p. in, x. Hun Until r dny C01.UM11IA IllVEIl UTIfAHIt.-ll 1. To Aatorln nnd nny ijtndlnn at Big, iu p, m. wiMjAMKttk niVEit ArC Icnvo Dalem' I For l'ortland,Newlicrir nnd wa,: lnill. 'Inu.l.. 1... '1 day nnd Kntunlny nt t-30 a.m F Id., W1LLAMETTK IllVEIl HIVI810N. Iloata to rortland ns nbovo. Irauifen itrcct car lino at Oregon City If tho iicamenii delayed thoro. Tlokcta to nil points ju 0"'"J 1 Orrgon, WiuiiiiiKion, uniuoruia or mo Kant, ij,::: nhpeked tlironKli from Bnlom fron pi,.i!'( mil or rlvor routo to l'ortlnnd. Conn(vu7,.' mado nt l'ortlnnd with nil rail, ocean and rirl. lluea. W II, IIUBIBBBT r" Ocn, l'aaa Agt.. IWUaaddr Q. J(. FOWKHS Agent, Trndo Blrcct d(Kk, Biui, City ticket nud freight offlco atfl Commtrri"l it SOUTH AND EA81 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains lenvo Snloni (or l'ortlnnd nnd wir BtAtlona nt 6:40 n. m. , 7:5-1 n. m. mj 4:05 p. m. Lv l'ortlaUd. 8.80 A M 8.30 I'll ,1I) AM 10JJ P II 13.30 AM 12116 F H 6.00 1- M mix 7.45 I'M 8.15 A M - 6:tt A M TiUTll 9.D0 A M 8.10 X V 734 A M 735 A II .. 7:45 AM E9Q A X Lv Balcra. Ar Anhlaud - Ar Bacramcuto. Ar Han Krnncliico. ArOKilon. Ar l)eiivcr. Ar Knnan, City Ar uiucairo.. Ar 1-ok Angciva Ar Kl 1'aM) ., Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico. Ar Houston .... Ar Now Orlcnna Ar Wnahlngton. Ar Now York . 10 I' TT" JUOAl COOP 1 CIO A H 0.30 A II 335 A I C1!5 P 6:11 A a ms t n , COO I' M . 6:30 A M . B.6A A II ,!A 83o P M. . Cil A M 12; T' M Pullman and Touriata enra on both trnliiB. Chair enra Bncrnmonto to Ogden nnd Kl Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louie, NowOrlennannd Washington, Connecting nt Ban Frnudiaco with sev ornl atonmahln llnea for Ilonololo. Jnpnn, China, Philippines, Central ami South Amerlcn. See Mr. W. W. Bkinnor agent nt tialeiu Station, or mldroaa C. II. MAKKIIAM, G. P. A., l'ortlnnd, Oregon, POSSIBLY Vou nro not nwnro of tho Jant tinio aul an perb service now nftordod by the eTpSiS 2 WE HAVE . ft Daily Fast Trains I TO THE EAST. M If you cannot tako tho morning train trnvel via tho ovoning train. Both are finely equipped. "Our Specialties" Fnst Time, Through Sorvico, Pullman I'nlnco Sleecr8. Pullmnu Tourist Sleep era. Pullman Dinors, Library (Cafe) Car nnd Froo Hccllnlng Chrilr enra. Hours in timo eavod to Omaha, Chic ago, Kaii8it8 City, St. Louis, Now York 1 Joe ton, nnd other Eastern polnta. Tickets good to Snlt Lake City and Denver. It is toyour Interest to uao Tim 0f land Limited. Ticketa and sleeping car bertha can bo Beciirod from W. W. Skinner. Agent S. P. W. K$. O' It. A N. Or Guy Powois, Ag Salem ore. I If T AfiinAtt HnnM A rti.n t No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. Oregon Short Lino Railroad Tho Diroct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite route;, via tho UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or tho RIO GRANDE Bcenlo LUws. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicago Special, " tlnoat in the West." Equlppod With Klcgaut Htandnrd Bleepera. , Klna New Ordinary Tourltt Slccpen. Buporb Ubrnrr-UurTet Cart. Hplendlp Dlnnera, MenU n la carta, Kree KecltnlogChnirCira. Comfortable Coach ca and BmoMra. Kutlro Train Completelj- Veatibuled. For further information "PP'?,.10 J. R.NAGEL, GUYPOflLKS Trav. Pass. Agt. Agent O.R.&N, 142 Third St. Portland Or. Sale"" Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME CABD. No 2 For Yaqulna: .. Train leaves Albany 'P'" Train leaves Corvallis.... l:40p.w Train arrives Yuri ulna 6:65 p. w No. Ro timing: Leaves Yaqulna ., Leaves Cirvallla..., Arrives Albany .... 7-008. p 11:30 a. ::.i2:iop.- No. 3 For Detreit: Ucaveb A b nr 7.-00."1' Arrives Detroit, t ,11:20 a. i- fto. 4 Returning: .. Leaves DHtolt ',?iJ?r m Atrlves Albany 5:45 p.PJ' No. 6. Leaves Corvallis :"" " Arrives Albanv 0:45 a,w No. 0. .. Leavea Albany V'ZiWm Arrives Corvallis 8:05 p. Mna an1 Iida MAnnon( a t. A 1 tAU? 0U Corvallis with SoutUern Pacltlc tialoS itlylnt' direct service tD and from rte port and adjacent beaches. . jl rains ror tue ruounuim "'"ir-,. Detrolt at noon, Klvlnif ample l' to reach caniplog grounds ou BreltenbusU and Santlam -rlr lu same day. Iti, Dive and atx connect-a A,"i"'.ir;i llm Al),anvlviil tn .nil from PortUW l.'TTJRNitB Aaeol Albnnf. Or ,ti. mt -i-.Mn tmtvn.M - fob From l'urtlamti -!fciOUfTfcW. .hiwmk r m