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Newspaper Page Text! aaaaijaaBte 1 1 1 r 14 i i'l U ill ordeSt which til women a with Indescribable ' rt - MntilM h mMtitr with the horror of chllU'tritth. The llioiialit of the uflerrn; and dinger In store for her, rpbi the eipectant mother of all pleasant anticipation of the comlna; ent, and casts over her a shsdow of gloom thai cannot be snaaen oil. jnounnua of women have found that the use of Mother's i'birnd durlni cresnan- Sent of all pain and danger, and lniurca !an.t rhlt.t. Thli artrtiilfic liniment l a lonien at the time of their most critical liu .in. MrvrttEn'it PtiRND earrv woman lil ni i-hlM 1,1 tih hut In use eentlv nreoare the 17 acorning erent, prerenta "morning sicxueM," anu otherUBJom.dtt of this period. Sold by all druggist at Ji.oo per bottle. Send for free booklet to Tub BKAoriutD Kioulatob. Co., Atlanta, Georgia. Mother's Friend The Man Who Doubts! X 3C In every community there is the man who doubts. He "JU Ui:..' U A - ..,1.. ,.... el flint mill fit uuii i uuicvc lie imi vzi a icauy iu wcu ouu mm win m him; he "don't believe" that we can save him money on cloth intr: he "don't believe" our advertisements: he "don't believe" anything or anybody, and yet the chances arejenjlo one he goes out with one of our suits on his back. C ZC 2C w'li'V? Because there is proof in our stock to convince Wily ile mos( 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 Jienv; selves in every case below the figures of other stores, X X. We 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 ZC G, W, Johnson & Company, The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. TOE DAILY JOURNAL DY HOFER PnQTHERS. FRIDAY, AUG. 21, 1000. Qnlly Ono Yoar, 3.00 In Advanoo Dally Pour Months SI. In Advanoo Wookly Ono Yoar SI. 00 In'Advanoo THE MAN WITHOUT A HOME. Deluded mortal, drifting down Life's ovor teeming pregnant stream : 'Neath hopo's bright star, wonlth nnd ro nowu AroBtlll Uiy constant pleasing dream, llcodloas.lnuctiro thou hast romaluod, Content to llvo Just for the hour No hotter than tlilno ok, onchnined, Poor enptivo in his master's power. Do wise, 0 man I Thy strength will fall, Old ago comes on with quickeu'ug paco; Work with a will, nor longer rail At fortuno'a hard and frowning face. If uoro d of oat has boon thy lot, Misfortune thronged on overy hand, Forgot tho past, bo wall it not, Uutprollt from its lossons grand. Sel. GET A HOME IN OREGON. Property is still cheap in the Willam ette valley. Tho tides of Immigration will sot west ward hoavlly tho noxt ten years. A good homo aero in any town bet ween Corvallts and Portland will keop a cow, a hundred lions and n garden. A good ton-acre cr twonty-acre tract carefully worked will support any fam ily. Hut by all houorablo moans, got n homeand stop paying ront, If the whole family will work you can evon go in debt for part of it, but not otherwise M' KIN LEY AND HIS CHINESE POLICY. Tho administration has won great ftp- probation by declaring agsiiiiBt the partition of Chitr., and against the acquisition of nny territory from that Kmplru as n result of tho prevent war. That position la consistent with Amor lean traditions. Hut dlsmemborment of oriental coun tries Is called by a softer appellation than laud-grabbing. Kuropoau Monarchies do not acqttlro real cstatu In Asia and Africa by forciblo poaofla!on ; thoy only extend their "zones of lntluonce." And that is what will be dono with China when peace is established. Tho tip is given out from Washington that tho United States will be in a position whero it can loin In this ex tension of modem civilization ovor Chinoso territory. Tho President will havo a chanco to withdraw his declara tion, as he did that trado with Porto Itico should not bo" tariffed, and wo shall plant tho Hag 'i China ovor a province or two. And, forsooth, why not? A re wo not represented in tho International army that captured Pokln? Shall wo hunt with tho hounds and not have a share of tho baro? Wo shall need Chinese coolies to work in our factories and initios in the Philippines, and why not have a fow score millions of preferred stock to supply our owu demands for cheap labor from our own Jurisdiction? McKlnloy's first resolution, to rcfuso participation in tho quartering of China, would bo a far nobler policy. As tho American minister and his wl'o are safe and unharmed, and will bo homo to tako tho stump for MclClnloy, lot tho old Empress nnd her advisors bo hung If thoy canned 3tho rumpus, and let us acqulro no territory In China. schemes, but this ono liccms to be tho gem of them all. Tho boneffls of fraternal Insurance haro herc'toforo been pndlctatcd upon death. On this new plan they aro to bo a reward for life. And a baby with a $600 cash endowment at birth would certainly stand a bettor chanco of suc cess in llfo than a pcnilcss squallcr. THE MONARCHIES BORROWING OUR GOLD. There can bo Uttlo doubt that so far as ar-ciimuiatioriB ol gold in tno largo money centers Is concerned, the United States will Boon bo, if It Is not already, tho richest nation in tho world. Tho Brooklyn (N. Y.) Times, says: "From ono of tho banking firms author "ized to tako subscriptions for tho llrlt "ish war loan of 10,000,000, It was "learned that tho American subscrip tions already nmovnt to f35,000,r3O." It will also bo remembered that it is only a fow weeks since Ilussla sold $50,- 000,000 of bonds in tho United States, and that tho American tourists in Ku- ropoaro spending many millions of dol lars in the old world, thcreforo it is no wondor that couiparitlvoly small exports of American gold tiro in progress. Our export of gold would bo onormoiiB if tho balance of trado in favor of the United States had not been nioro than $1,000,000 per day during tho wholo of tho past 13 months. Tho "monoy power of Etiropo" needs monoy. It has como to tho monoy power ol tho world to obtain it, and it has to pay .higher rates of interest to obtain it than aro current in tho United States. That borrowing will Incrcaso tho balanco o.f trade in favor of tho United States, for both tho interest and tho principal will havo to bo paid, nnd paid in gold. It is probable that exports of gold will con tinue, but it Is comforting to know that tho American people havo about half a billion dollars of gold lying Idle, and that tho National treasury has nearly $300,000,000 more than it had after Cleveland had sold tho 5 per cent bonds to a syndicate to maintain tho gold ru-servo. That tho great monoy centers aro glut ted with idlo mqnoy is not creditable to our national monetary policies. Monoy is not rcad'ly invested in factories, in farms and real estate. Government bonds and local securities aro about tho only avenue for safe investments, and that Is why wo havo millions to invest in the bonds of warring monarchies. M CEttBRATEO 0 Sitters No ono need suffer from ladlcrstlon or Dyspepsia. Tho Hitters is o suro euro for theeo, as well as for Nervousness. Sleeplessness. Flatulency, or Malaria Fever an! nut. All druggists sell it. Hotel Clerk Held. Eurene Quant JtiBtlco C. A. Wlntormoiser this after noon concluded his review of evidenco and finding of fact in tho preliminary examination of Walter J. Shelley, held yesterday, and bound the young man over to nppoar beforo tho noxt session of tho circuit court In tho sum of 1 250, which was furnlahjtl by J- M. Shelley, his father, and II. A. Vincent. The llomllcst Man Jn Salem As well as the handbomest, nnd others arc Invited to call on any druKK'Ist nnd uot free a trial bottle of Kemp's Unlearn for tht Throat ana blinds, a remedy that Is guaranteed to cure and believe all Chronic and Acute Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis und Consump tion. Price 25o. aud 60c. cod&w mm&m Swect butter can't tc made in u sour churn. The atomach it a churn. A foul stomach fouls the food put into it. When the food is fouled the blood made Irom it li fouled also. I'ottl blood means dis ease. CIcuumj tho churn and you lme sweet butter. Cleanse the atomach aud you have pure blood. The far rruchlug action of Dr. Pierce's Golden Mtillcut Discovery is due to its effect on the atomach nu,d organs of digestion und uutritiou. Diseases that beglu lu the stomach are cured through the stomach. "Dr. Hrc' OolJcn Medical Dixxncry haa proved a great bleuluii to mc," wide Mr lttltti It. Uacoa, ot Shulttbury. Kraukliu Co., Mau. 1'ilor to Keplcmbcr. i!m7. I bad dortoird for my lomach trouble fur acreral )eur, julntr lhruut(h a couraeof ticatinetit wltbcuit auyreal benefit. la September, l&A 1 bail very Uk pellt and tiew woik, could cat but little I co.uineucrd to take llr I'lercc'a medicine and la a tliotl lluie I could eat and work. 1 bae Blutd tvrcoty pound) In two mouth " Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Meillcul Adviser tent fne on receipt of stamps to pay expense of nwiliutf only. Scud 31 one -cent stamps for paper -ImjuucI volume, or 31 cents for cloth bltulltiL', to Dr. It. V. fierce, 663 Malu Street, Buf falo, N. V. A NEW FIELD FOR FRATERNAL ORDERS There nro fratornal organizations to insure almost any condition of happiness, nnd way why not open tho door to en courage tho ndvont of chlldron In as many families as possible? Thoy haven social organisation In Chi cago which seems to hold the record of being tho only Institution of this sort 'i tho world. It Is n cc oorativu so duty which pays tho members 50 upon the birth of their first babies. Any marriod couple may Join the so ciety by pay'ng n foo of f 1, and from time to time meeting tho assessments whon tho members get tho f&OO prizes. Tho advent of a child t3 any homo Bhould bo tho occasion of Joy, The dear Uttlo infant, with rocl(tl ag into the world, needs nil the protection and care that under nny circumstances can bo given it. Hocognlxitig the fact that in n com munity of Interests, thoro is guutor strength and general welfare, this kind ot fraternal insurance presents itself for'eonsideration. Any mnrrled couplo mny onjoy Its Iwnefltsnud when maternity stumps the homo with tho imprint of n new llfo, shall reap tho reward, which under nny conditions, can but bo advantageous to child and pr-unts alike. Tho Chicago organization hits beon in oxistenco for n year nnd has n member ship of 1,000, that being tho limit In numbers. During the year thoro havo been twenty-seven assessments nnd tho 500 has been paid over in every instance As fast as tho mumbura become en titled to draw tho $500 thoy drop out, nnd their places are taken by others who havo n place on tho "waiting list." Members hue to belong to tho order for ono year be fore they can partake of the benellts, The society's physician llguros that out of tho 1,00 married couples who arc members, ono-quartor of this tium borwlll never bo ellglblo to draw down the $500, while going still further, he predicts that in spite of tho momentary inducement, oncoighth of tho wholo number will uot become benetlciarios of tho assess uul ut fund. Inasmuch as there aro over 150 applications on file for membership when an opening oc curs, tho organization is not looking for new business. Tills certainly seems to bo assessment llfo insurance reduced to Its proper basis. Wo have heard of watch aud suit clubs, and all sorts of assessment JUST AN INCIDENT In tho Kansas City Journal, ropupli can, of Jiily'.xJtli, was n three column il lustrated artlcloon tho slnvo production of coffeo in tho Suht islands. Thoso is land nro under tho protection of this country aud our ll.tg llontsover them and tho slaves. The XHIth amendment to tho constitution of tho United Statos reads this way. Neithor slavery nor involuntary servi tude, except as n punlsnmont for crimo whereof the party shall have been duly eonvi tea, snail exist witnm 1110 united bt"tes. or In nny nlnce subject to their Jurisdiction. ow my loyal friend, how nro you go ingto reconcile these condition? Slavery exists under tho Jurisdiction of this coun try, and the grand old republican party controls tho nation in ovorydepartment. Who Is trampling down the constitution? All Ready. Chicago, III,, Aug. 'J I. Arrangnionts were practically completed today for tho Thirty-fourth National Kncampmont of tho Grand Army of the Itepubllc. Prep arations havo been madejto accommodate over 1,000,000 visitors, many of whom havu now arrived. Conspicuous nmong thorn nro numbers ot Confederate vet ernns, who arehereouseclal invitation. Tho court of honor on Michigan avenue was finished today, as was also tho new Coll so 11 m, where religious services will be held on Sunday. President Mc Kluley is expected to attend, itounions nro being planned In great number, and it was given out today that Ilryau may udreesn mass meeting of thovctcn ns on the 30th. Special Rates, Chicago, Aug. 21. Tho Central and Western Paaeoiiger Association hare mado n spccinl arrangement which goes into effect during tho G. A. H. encamp ment, AugUBt 27-September 1, whereby porsons wishing to attond tho encamp ment nnd thon go to bouio other point can havo their truaks or other baggngo checked through to tho further point of destination by an advance payment of 60 conts. To Cure a Cold la One Day Take Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tablet All drimltii refund tbo money If It Tails to euro. E. Yy. arovo'aalRuaturelsoii each box. '2oc. Those bargains in shoes at Given's old stand will not last always. Y. I. C. U. Covenllon. I)knvkr, Colo., Aug. 24. Tho nnnttal convention of Young People's Christian Union was held hero today. A genornl attondnnco was had and all branches of tho Union wero represented. An Awful PunisMent. Of all the horrors that have shocked mankind throughout all history, one of the most terrible was the punishment tneted out by the Drltlsh irovcrnment In 1857 to the leader of the famous Sepoy Mutiny. Womne As Street Car Conductors. Wichita, Kan., Aug. 21. A novel method ot formally opening tho now street car lino from hero to Ftiirmouut has been decided on. Tho opening day will Ihi entirely in charge of women, who will act as conductors, tho proceeds to go to charity. Tho promoters ot tho o Ion aro the Welles' Circle ot tho King's Daughters and the Children's Home. The scheme has attracted much attention In this vicinity us au Instance of well placed philantrophy. Pat s Hentta. Pakis Ang. 21. Tho international rowing regatta opens today. Tho entires are fairly well tilled aud all the mora prominent countries are represented. Tho American oarsmen feel confident of making a good showing. Iloth the four and eight oar crews of the Vesper Hoat Club, of Philadelphia, who represeut tho Amarlcan rowing interests hero, are prepared to put up a strong tight tor first honors. Tho absence ot Ten Kyck, who was depended upon to uphold America in tho single und double scull events, is deeply felt. Can You Tell Why. You have constant headaches, are nerv ous and sleepless at night and fool tired in tho morning? Your bl.vod isn't car rying the right materials to your nerves aud other organs. Itegin taklug Hood's Sarsaparilla. tho great blood enrichor, nnd yon will soon realize a change. You will feel better and stronger, will relish your food and enjoy refreshing sloep. Nausea, lndieeatten are cured by Hood's Pills. 7 ' They were tied to the mouths of loaded cannon and blown in mutilated fragment Into eternity, while thrill of horror went thtough the clvlllied world. Mistakca and broken laws Involve an awful penalty, and the most vindictive men are not more cruel than Nature herself can be when bar laws are violated. Kvcrr day wa see mcu and women uflcrinr al most the torments of the condemned a a penalty for breaking Nature' almplest laws. Mistake and carelesaness count as crimes before Nature's atern tribunal. Nature never forgivea a mlstaVe, megular habits, wrong food, over-work, worry, late hour, lack of proper exercisa, neglect of little precaution, are punished by the pangs of dyspepsia, shattered nerve and a wrecked and wasted constitution. Dut this misery and hopelessness are not forever fastened on those who are willing to come back and obey the laws which Nature ha laid down. Her penaltlea are savare and inevitable, but her rewards are generous. She seldom pronounces a death sentence. Thousands of broken down men and women, who could not And either en couragement or cure in the medicament of ordinary doctors have obtained a perfect restoration to health and strength by the us of Dr. Plarce' Golden Medical Dis covery, simply because It put their entire physical being Into perfect accord with Na ture's law ana brought them her rewards. This extraordinarr "Discovery" begins its restorative and building up process in the humsn system at the same point that Nature beglna her own work, that is, with the digestive and blood-making organs. It gives the entire nutritive organism power to appropriate the easentlal life creating element of the food that is eaten, and con vert them Into healthy nutriment, firm muscular flesh and active vital force. Many little warnings are usually given by Nature loug before her most terrible Sunlshments are visited upon those who laregard her regulations. When a man feels that somatnlng In his way of living baa put hint "out of sorts," even though not seriously ill, be must know that he is to some extent a trespasser. If he has headaches or bilious turns and periods When he doesn't feel like lifting a haud or a foot about his business, something Is certainly wrong. It ought to, and can be set right immediately by the "Golden Medical Discovery's" wonderful tonic and alterative properties. It clarl&es and enriches the blood, arouses the lethargic liver to rid the circulation of excessive bile, purges the sMem of the scrofulous and muddy impurities which render the akin unwholesome and un sightly, makes every nerve und muscle tingle with vivacity and life The permanent strength making quali ties of the 'Golden Medical Discovery" are vatly superior to the temporary timu lus of malt extracts. It U tar pieftiaulc to nauseous cinu!iuus It dot not ml the accretion of flabby fat but eliminate inert useless tissue fiom tht sjstiui, mak ing the flesh firm and vhuleoute and bringing the weight to the normal stundard of pet feet health sir. John Croiier Uox f Morrl.towu, Del moat Co , Ohio, write " My lace i a aolUl mat of plutplr or red apot and crj tore I commenced uiluz Dr Fierce' GoUtcn Mntleal Dltcovery about the jJ of April , I alto ued lit, ' relicts ' I was Jut nearly craiy when I wrote to you. In from lea to telte days my face was welt. Dr Pierce' medicines are worth more than their weight in gold to roe. My entire yitem I built up by them My face got well ao fait that people came to ask. what I did." There Is no better borne counselor and guide to the proper care of the health of all the family than that grand book, "The l'eople'a Common Sense Medical Adviser," by R. V Pierce, M D. This thousand page illustrated volume is the outgrowth of his thirty year's experience as chief consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Sutgl caT Institute, of Buffalo, NY A paper bound copy will be sent absolutely free for the mere cost of mailing, twenty oue (at) one-cent stamp. Address, World's Dis. penury Medical Association, of Buffalo, If a heavier cloth-bound copy is preferred, end ten stamp extra 31 iu all. Oregon State Fair SALEA, OREGON, SEPTEAtBER 17 TO 22, 1900. Bigger and Better Than Ever Before Cround9 Greatly Imtroved. Buildings Bcralrcd and Renovated. AHStock Buildings Thoroughly Disinfected Everything In Flrstclass Condition for the Largest and Best- Live Stock Show and Agricultural Exposition Ever Held on the Coast UHI1 ntrauT ron Chicago Biwciai 0.15 a m Btio- kano Klyor O.oupm $20,000 Good Racing Every Afternoon Music and I un at NUM. IN PREAUUMS AND PURSES Allan tto Ki. 8 p, m 8p m. $20,000 Auction snlo of live Block will bo inndo n lending feature. All livu stock nml oilier uxlilbil8 lmulcil free over tbo S'outbcrn Pacific rnllroail. ltcducud pnuaoiiKtr rntca on nil rnllromls. For premium list nml other information, mldress W. H. WEHRUNG, Pres., Hillsboro, Oregon. A. D. WISDOM, Sec, Portland, Oregon. WHY USE A .Wtfsbach Mai?fle? nKCHUSl! TIIKY fllVlt A GOO" I.IflllT AND AUK LONG 1.1VKI). VVK BELL TliniiK (1 HADES I "VUHKA" WKLHliAUH MANTLK, Tlio TCry latent thing In mai.ll.vi. Durablo and Klvcs ONK IIUNDHKl) CA.NDI.li l'OHKK with a consumption of only tl.rco fret per hour. i'rtcoMC NO, 197. Tho old standby, of goodlasting quality aud giving K1CJ11TT CANDI.K 1WVKK. Price 80cont, IDKAU" Kot'qulto ss good quality but giving samo candlo power as tho No, 197, and at half tho price, IS cent. Any of these maullui put on and burn in properly adjusted at above- raf i. DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? ix7utiM&& a IIKTTKK I.IOIIT for I.K93 MONKY with ono ot Uicm) burners than with any other form of aril, flclal light, Wo have gas stoves alK. bet us show them to on. SALEM GA8 LIGHT CO 71 Cliemekotn St.. Telephone 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 BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I5H 8i. m ax. Hun HAtur ilay 10 p, ru. fnvr Halt-in 1M MttSDULt. rrum rorilaiul, K' M J?VwSnb IHlli lUilr.o ...I i-' ! Ot 1 ""-.l nu.l 4VU wf!teiY'J.?ffk.ft.rWn.- waokco Chicago aud east. VIA IIUN11NQTOH OCKAN HiEAMHHiTSr Fur Ban Kranclaco, Ball every tlvedaya. COLUM11IA ItlVKH To Astoria and way l-amllm, WIUiAMKTTK llIVr.lt Hr, 8pJT to, liQ . p. t. h XB01 AtHp U Korl'ortlsnd.NewlKTC anil ..' iAHitinga. Tnoa.lay.Thnr.il, day anil Batunlajr at 8.S0 a m. Vljj Tilil W1LLAMKTTK RIVKIt UIVIRlrv lloata to l'ortland as abore. Tranitl.. . street lar lino at Orcgou fltv ir tho stein.!!.1" delnv cd tlioro. Tickets to all points inn!? "' Washington, California or tho Eui H?0'' checked throngh from Balom free. ChSJ!'" rail or river routo to l'ortland. CobS2.h madoat Portland with all, g, Agent, Trado Btreetdock. EiS. City ticket and freight office 2,8 ComnitwJ SOUTH AND EASl VIA Southern Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains lcnvo Bnlem for Portlnnd and , atntionant5:40a. in. , 7:54 a. m. id -i wo p. m. ran 10J1 p IJ3AI S1U Lv l'ortland. Lv Halcm. Ar Aihland. Ar 8acrameuto.. Ar Ban FrnncUoo..- ArtJirden. Ar fionvcr. Ar Kama, City. At uiucago . THOS.MILNB -SUCOKSSOU TO L. M. KIUK Grain, Hay, Flour, AIM Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prompt and curufnl attention l-Ivoii to tho tlelivury of Roodfl to nny part ot tliu ilty. 54 to 58 State St. Phone 871. The 1900 Campaign IS PROVING TO BE EVEN AlORE INTERESTING THAN THAT OF 1896 The Filipino War 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 BE THE GREATEST MILITARY COMPLICATION OF A CENTURY. The Capital Journal Ar It AnRclc Ar Kl 1-aso .. Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico. Ar Houston , ... At Now Orleans Ar WaihltiKton Ar Now YorV . . . m an a M Jlffll u -13 30 A M 6-00 V M f 4.1 ! VI . 6"Ol ir"iii . 9 W A M I to AX - 7:24 A M 729 1 1 7.45 AM M) i TTwrsr . 6) 1' M .030AM .9X6 A M . a..w a m; . ess p m . 6 42 A M .12,43 I' M 7-Wl'H e 1 1 '.KAK 10J0AK I3i ik 2if eon mi r l'ntlninn nml Tourists cars on both trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdto nml Kl Paso, nnd tourist enra to Chlcsp, St. LouIb, NovvOrlcnimanJ Wftsliicnton. Coniiuctiug nt Ban Frnndlsco with mt urnl Btuanishlti linus for Honolulu. Japan, Clilnn, I'lillipplnos, Central and Koititt Atnonca. ikH) Mr. V. W. Skinner agont at Htleis Station, or addreea 0. II. MARKHAM, G. P. A Portland, Oregon. POSSIBLY Vnn nrn nn( ownrn it ilin fnot tttnA tfr! fliiperl) (jorvlco now afforded by the 2 JWfor WE HAVE . ft Daily Fast Trains l TO THE EAST. " If vui nnnnnt InVn tlin mnmlnf trill travol via tho eveniiiK train. Both in llnoly equlppod. "Our Specialties" Fast Timo, Throuuh Bcrvico, Folteii Palaeo Slccpore, Pullman Tourist Bwp era. Pullman Diners, Library (Cafe)Cu and Froo HecllnttiK Chair cars, Hours in timo saved to Omaha, Cbk ni!0, Kansas City, St. Louis, New lw lloston, ntul other Eastern points. Tickots Reed to Salt Lake City ml Denver. It is toyour interest to use Tui 0t ijtNU LiutTKU. Tickets nnd elpm ear bertha can bo secured from V. W. Bkw Awnt 8. P. C. Or Guy Powers, Ag"t. O; B. 8olem OK- J. II. Ixyritnop, Gon'l Agent, No. 13C Third St. Portlands. IS GIVING THE MOST DIRECT, PROMPT AND KbLIABLE NEWS ON ALL THESE SUBJECTS. ITS NEWS IS ALWAYS AHEAD OF ITS RIVAL'S NO PAPER WAS EVER PUT UP 1 HAT 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. Z"k ANADIAN - rywirik-. If you are oln( to Chlcno or Points East remember the G. A. R. Rate $711 .50 Chicaga . and Return Tickets on sale Auust 21 an! 22, and Good oa this Company's Maihcflceot Train, the Imperial Limited For (articular, actly to E. J. COYLE, A. ft. P. A.. Vancouver, B. O. II. II. ABBOTT, HO Third St. Portlaud nsMrinniiiiiH i 1 1 OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Machines Work Donu Quickly Telephone 25S3 black. Iav.i nnW m residecce on 12th street, or Steiner'e market. M. Vn Flkct, Ysw Pauk. 6-6t More Cheap Excursions lo the Easl Hound trip tickots from Denver, Colo rado Spring, and Pueblo to Chicago, 1 eoria and intermediate poinu, will "u! sold August 10, and September 7 and GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT RATK OK One Regular Fare Plus $2.00 for Hound Trip Return Limit October 31, 1000 Ono faro to Chicago and return AuB. 23 24, 25, 20, for the G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT itli liberal return limit. SPECIAL TRAS Ons NiaiiT Out to Chicaoo, will leave Denver 3:45 p m Colorado Springs, 3:65 p. m. and Pueblo 2.45 p. i. or ex! ranloMof Aug 10 and 24, and Sept. 7 and 21. Ticketa aUo Bol ot. re-zular tralne For full information apply to p h Cop,iB Geu- Bt. Portland Or. t. . Tuomi'8o.v, A. G. P. A., i o Topeka, San. JOUN Sa-BABTUN, G. p. a., Chliairo. Oregon Shon Lino Raiiwi The Diroct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. (lives clioiro of two favor'.toronU.T tho UNION PACIFIC Fast MsiU or tho BIO GUANDE Scenic LinM. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-OhlcHKO Scll, " finest in the West." Equipped With, Klcgatii dundarJ Sleepers Kino New Ordlnarr Tourist Sleep". Rutiorb Ubrary.Uuiret Cars. BiileiirtlpIHnnors, Meals a la carta. Kreo UccJInlnifCbairl'ip. .. Comforublu cacliea Md BmoMrs. Entire Train Coiupletelj- VesUbulaa. For further information mL J.R.NAGEL, flWVW., Trav. Paee. At. Agent O. B. & 142 Third 8t. Portland Or. &. Corvallls k Eastern Ilailroai TERIE CARD. No 2 For Yaqulna: .un.ii Train leaves Albany ! 1 Train pvpu fVirvalllS.... l.WPa Trnln nrrlvoa Ynnulna . 6wP,l No. Bcturninif: ,M Leaves xaquina ,i Tntr Leaves Corvallls Ji.'Jn ai ...!"- Arrives Albany No. 3 For Detreit: ,-,. Leaves. Albany ,,i5iaV Arrives Detroit ,,,JU No. 4 ReturnlnK: i-iop- Leaves Detroit Ji'iSpl Airtves Aioany No. 5. Leaves Corvallla Arrivea Albany..,. No. 0. i-eavea Aiuanr Arrivea Corvallls. . . . 6: P' 6:00 i-M U.' 8:05 9- One and two connoct at AlMJJ iW Corvallls with Southern PW-Tftr L'ivlnc direct, service toandW" port and adjacent beaches. .ifitl, Trulnsfor the mountain' i"! Ul flAtrnU .t nnn .rlvlnLf to reach caniDlntf irrounos Breitenbush and Santlaui oo rlter Five and six connect at Alltll i.. in i i .- .n.l from " ai i U. UWALDKN, tDWyZtt rir r s . s .niMi I. TTJRNKU Aceat Albanr " e:.,"-:-3 iy'W-ff-t)i-we"''i;wiiitv.i . y. T. Y. A P. A.