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liniment of priceless value to nil women.
Sold by nil druggists nt one dollar per
bottle. , ,
A booklet, giving nil details, will be
ueiit free by flradficM Regulator Company,
Atlanta,, Ca.
16 looked forward to with dictations of Joy
nnd gladness. The ordeal of bringing the little
one into tho world, however, is a critical one
lot the mother-to-be, nnd her nnticipatiottst of
the coming event arc shadowed with gloom.
Hnlf the naln nnd all the danger of child-birth
" MoTHKR'3
Frirnd," a scientific
MOTHER'S
FRIEND
The Man
Who Doubts!
X JC 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 arejenjto one he
goes out with one of our suits on his back. X ZC 3C X.
W'U-- Because there is proof in our stock to convince
Wily jie nl0S 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 everv case below the fieures of other stores. 3 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 X
G, W Johnson & Company.
The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers.
THE DAILY J0DR1M,
DV HOFHR BROTHERS.
MONDAY, AUG. 27, 1000.
Dully Ono Yonr. 3.00 In Advnno o
Dally Pour Months $1. In Advanoo
Wookly Ono Yonr SI.OO In Advanoo
ROOSEVELT VS. ROOSEVELT.
In n speech delivered at Minneapolis
July 17, Governor RoobovoU Bald: "A
mora wickod absurdity thnn tho Kansas
Oity proposition for dealing with tho
Philippines was never onunclatoJby tho
representatives of a political party."
Iloro 1b what tho KansasOity platform
says,
" Wojaro not opposed to territorial
expansion whon It takoa In dosirablo
territory which can bo erected Into
states in tho Union, and whoso poo.
plo uro willing and lit to bocomo Amo rl
can citizens.
"Wo favor expansion by ovury po.co
(ul .and lcgltimato moans. Hut wo are
unalterably opposed to soUlng or pur
chasing o( distant Islands to bo governed
outside tho constitution, and whoso poo
plo can never become citozens.
In 1iIh volume entitled "I.ifo.Work of
Thomas II. Ronton," on pago 235, Gov
ornor Roosevelt declares those uobla Bon
timonts: ''Not only tho Columbia, but also tho
Rod ltivor of tho North, and tho Saskat.
chowan and I'razor as woll, should lie
wholly within our limits, loss for our
own sako than for tho mon who dwell
along their bankB.Columbla.Baskatchiiw
an and Manitoba would, as states o( tho
American Union, hold j08ittotid incom.
parably moro Important, grander and
moro dlgnllled than tlmy can over
liopo to roach either as hide
poudont comuultlcs or ns doond.
uncles of a foreign power tliut regards
them with n kind of toloroucu akin to
contomptous indifference. Of courso, no
ono would wish to see these or any other
Bottled communities now added to our
domain byforcoj wo want no unwilling
citizens to enter our Union, Tho thnu
to havo taken tho lands was before eet
tlora camo Into It. European nations
war for tho possession of thickly settled
districts, which if conquered, will for
centuries remain alien and hostile to tliu
conquorors, Wo, wiser In ourgouoration
havo seized tho wasto Bolltudo that lay
near us, tho limitless forests and tho
never-ending plains nnd valleys of thu
great, lonely rivers, and havo thrust our
own sous Into thorn to tako possession,
and a score of years after each conquest
wo boo tho conquered land teeming with
u pooplo that Ib ono with ourselves."
Tho "waste solitudes" ovor in tho
Philippines are populated about equally
with tho Htatu of Ohio, about 100 to tho
square mile. And that population Is
mainly Malay, with a considerable
sprinkling of Japanese and Chinese, to
nether wlUi many mixed bloods.
Governor Roosovolt last July "wanted
no unwilling eltirona to enterour Union."
Tho president whom h accompanies on
tho ticket, for whoso election ho Is strlv
ing nas tta.uuu touuors ana numerous
warships over In Ada, merely to "pad
fy" tho Filipinos, as President McKhv
ley puts it, and wosupposotomakothoni
"willing," no assorted that "no one
would want to boo these or -any other
settled communities added to ourdomaln
by force," yet is daily making speoohes
in defense of tho imperialistic policy .of
waging war against the native owners of
a tropical country that llos almost against
Asia eight thousand miles from our Pa
olflo'ehoros. Itoosovolt, Author, unwit
tingly framed an unanswerable indict'
inent against Roosevelt, candidate for
vice-president.
for acceptable Idea.
Stato If patented.
THE PATENT RECMD,
Baltlaor. Md.
OUR NEWPORT LETTER.
Clambake and Wcli-Flve at Olssonvltle Dsli
Stories that Rante From the Tomcod
to the While.
Nkwi'out, Aug. 20. Tho past summer
nt Yaqulua bay has been tho finest ovor
known hero. Until Thursday evening
there had been no fog or rain, nnd very
littlo cold wind. Tho attendance on
thcBobcachcB,and especially from Salem,
has locn larger than during any previ
ous Boason. Tho Capital City has been
ospeciallywoll roprcsontod, and from
(lBhlng on tho bay, excursions up nnd
down tho IkmicIigs, bathing In tho surf or
boating ovor tho bar, tho Salmnltlcs havo
been constantly In evidence
The Uaylcy Mansion
on tho Hay lias been quite gay tho past
two weeks. Supt. Calbrcath and family,
Airs. Williamson and eon, Mrs. Lnncu of
Portland and some people from South
ern Oregon havo been there. Dr. Cal
brcath and party took an outing to Seal
Hocks, and tho Doctor had ono day'n
llahlng on tho bay. Ho proved himself
a piscatorial sport by capturing tho fin
est fcca troat In a string of about a dozen
good ones and a photograph of tha catch
will verify tho statement, Ills duties
did not permit hint an outing of moro
than n few days but ho will return In
October for a fow days salmon trolling.
Social Notes.
A delightful lilgli-flvo party with re
freshments of popcorn and opera wafers
was enjoyed Thursday oveuing nt tho
Crossman cottago, whom Mrs. Mnrk GUI
of Portland Is tho guest of Mrs. Shelly
Morgan and Mrs. Abo McCitlly. Mcssm.
Morgan, McCully nnd GUI sjient the past
week fishing and hunting at Yahats.
Somo lino strings of trout nnd several
lino bucks worovapturcd, (and tho neigh
bors all had soiuu of the "beef,") by some
ono but of course thoy had nothing to do
with It, although carrying Winchesters
and ammunition.
MIbs Inez. Hozorth is n guest of her
sister, Miss Itlta, at tho Ilraudt cot
tago.
Some Fish Storks.
At thu light house ono day tho past
week a largo whalo npearod off tho
rocks and went through somo grand con
tortions, such ns throwing himself full
length In tho air and coming down with
a thundering uoIbo and a force .that sent
up columns of spray equal to tho dyna
mite explosions on tho bar. Once tho
whalo camo up like a half-opened jack
knife, his lower jaw Hopping back at an
angle of 15 degreos and risl ig some 20
foot into tho air. When they como up
that way with their jaws distended thoy
tiro scooping in a whole school of small
fish. With a good glass from Capt.
Kico, of tho light houso crow, wo could
sou right down his whaloshlp's throat,
and It looked big enough to swallow a
whole Mothodist donation Biipper with a
few hogsheads of Kllnger's beer to wash
It down. Several Salem men were quite
successful in catching rook cod at tho
light houso. Thure is a kind of worm
Uvea underneath tho barnacles that is
used for bait. Tho rock cod horo oro of
all colors, brown, green, blue, yellow
and mottled. Some are quite black,
but all qulto gauioy, much more w than
in the bay. A Salem jeweler will tell
you that ho hooked boiuo that carried
away liis lino and I can vouch for tho
truth of tills, although tho squid or
devil Hull are quite common off this
rock.
Tha toracod season Is now open and
thoy afford groat sport for tho ladies
and children. Tlila pretty silvery fish
is eight inches to a foot long and bites
a clam neck or any old thing as rait as
you can got a line down. Thoy are
caught by tho bttckotfut in tho bay on
tho south sldo of tho pa ml pit Another
fish runs in schools, Is tho pollock, a
cousin of tho tomcod. In color they are
a steel bluo, long and round in body,
but also a voracious biter, These are
caught Bomo dnys off tho docks as fast
as tho boys can haul them in. Tho sal
mon flics nnd thoo schools of small fry
nro thu harbingers of tho sllvcrsido sal
mon anil tho lordly chlnook.
A etrango and beautiful fish was ex
hibitcd at the market hero tho Bunflsh.
It is highly colored, Btrangoly bhaped
and has largo lumnlotu oyca that Bland
out from tho head. When boiled they
contain n kind of catscyo pearl that Is as
hard as any jewel of this sort and ro
fleets n perfect tun. Eovcral "pussies"
havo been caught hero, washed in after
a storm. Thoy havo a head and a tall
liko a cat and aio about five feat long.
Theyllvo In t!iodcepeea,aroa Sea-Mam-mal,
or warm-blooded nuitnal. A bluo
shark about six-foot long was captured
on tho beaches hero tho past wcok. It
was not n maiieater, but shovel-nosed
or mud shark.
O. It. Downs, tho popcorn man, Is tho
high-lino fljhcrtnan for tho measliest,
meanest species nhat swims, tint skato.
Ho has caught two off tho dock at New
port that weighed GO lbs. each. Thoy
woro about Qvo fcot long and four fcot
wido and their akin is as rough ns tho
tho coarsest sandpaper. Tho Bkato has
a square nolo for a mouth with four
rowBoftcoth all around. This month
Is on tho under sldo about one-third of
tho way back from tho noso. Just
abovo It nro tho oyca and on each Bido
of tho eyes nro holcs'thatgo through in
to tho mouth, bo It can cat from above
or bob'.
To crown nil this infamous combina
tion tho skato has n tall llko a bull's
with soma lashes and spikes in tho end
of it. Downs had baited with a wholo
porch, and as halibut nro caught In this
bay each year ho thought ho had hooked
ono of those until It camo to tho surface
about a yard square and lashing thu
water Into foam with Its tall. Thoy
could not land it until a skiff was run
under it. In Chicago a boodlo city
council is classified as so many honest
men nnd so many "skates." Tho Bkate
in Bait water In a fair typo of tho skate
in politics.
The Only CUmtakc
of tho season was undertaken at Ollson-
vlllo tho past week, but owing to soma
miscalculation of tho tides it was only a
partial success, lly tho contributions of
tho families in that neighborhood nnd
tho genoroiiH cooperation of tho young
people in tho way of catching crabs and
(Iflh, we had n grand variety, Including
besides tho abovo in abundance, sweet
potatoes, green corn, Irish potatoes nnd
n half bushel of tho largo Kastoru
clams. A hole five feet across nnd lined
with round smooth rocks off thu beach
was heated by n largo .bonfire. Tho
embers woro cleared off, a layer of sea
weed put on, and then tho eatables woro
put in. Hut tho tide camo hi bolow nnd
cooled tho rocks before tho potatoes
woro all done. Tito rest had tho delic
ious flavor that is only acquired by this
old Indian method of cookery. Tho
steam from tho reaweed and tho salt air
on tho bench adds a zest that surpasses
tho effect produced by tho culslno of tho
finest hotels, and when topped off with
watermelon it was not a failure by any
means. Whilo only Intended for a pri
vato affair, for a half-dozen Salem fami
lies, thoy woro surprised by an attend
ance of nearly a hundred pcoplo from
thu city hotels and Nye Creek. A clam
liako may become a regular event at
Ollsonvlllo, and tho next ono will bo
planted out of reach of tho tide.
K. Hokkii,
A Weak Stomach
Is tho cause of all disease. It makes Im
pure blood; and this enfcoblvs tho heart,
lungs, lher and kldnoys. Strengthen
tho digestive organs with Hostctter b
Stomach Hitters, and your health will
improve. K7oryono needs Itto keep tho
bowels from becoming clogged. To thoso
who havo tried other remedies In vain,
this will provo worth its weight in gold.
Our I'HIVATK IIKVKNUE HTAM1 COVOrS tllO
neck of tho bottle.
There" Hostetter's
Nothiw stomach
-just j. coed.- Bitters
Knights Of Pythias Convene.
Dktiioit, Aug. 27. Tho 21st biennial
convention nnd encampmont of tho
Knights of Pythian opened hero today.
Over 20,000 Knights havo attended.
Tho encampmont Is situated on both
Bides of Grand Houlovard, and extends
from Chamnlaln street to tho Dotrolt
River and Mack avenuo. Now tents for i
tho UBo of thoofllcers and Knights Koyal
. , -ii.. - ii.t !
navo ueon maiio especially iur mm
occasion, nnd lend tho Wliito City a
most nttractivo appearance. There is a
hospital Btaff on tho grounds. Tho
Knights aro arranged together by Stntes,
tho headquarters for Indiana being lo
cntcd nearest Champiain strcot.nnd tl o
other States.
To-Nljhtand To-Morrow NUM.
And each day ana night during this
week you can get at any druggist's
Kemp's Ualsani for tho Throat nnd
Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most
successful remedy over sold for
Coughs. Croup. Hronchltls. Asthma
and Consumntlon. Get a tkttle to
day and keep It ul w.iys In tho houso
so you can cnecK your com nt nnco
Price- 25c and 50c. Samplo bottlo free,
cotl&w
Oregon State Fair
SALEM, OREGON,
SEPTEAIBER 17 TO 22, 1900.
Bigger and Better Than Ever Before
Grounds Greatly Improved. Buildings Repaired and
Henovated. AllStock nnlldlngs Thoroughly Disinfected
Everything In I'lrsKlass Condition ror the Larges
nnd nest-'
Live Stock Show and Agricultural
Exposition Ever Held on the Coast
H.'aiii'iTiliVriiiMifateiM.-r--,, n
0.R.&R
nurArtT otm itcnaooi. 2ay
Good Racing Every Arternoon
Music and I un at Night.
Telegraph and Catlc for Alaska.
San 1'iiascikco, Cal., Aug. 25. Tho
stamor Orizaba, chartorod by tho gov
orumont from tho Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company, Balled from hero today
(or St. Michaels, with 200 miles of cablo
aboard to establish a military commun
Icatlon throughout Alaska. Tho jwlnta
of connection will he St. Michaels, Un-
alak, and Nome. Tho cablo itself weighs
ul out it ton to a mile, and whon fully
laid will bo under'governmont control.
Actlvo work In laying tho cablo will
bctrJn about tho middle of September.
Special Session
Fiunkiout, Ky Aug. 27. Tho Stato
Legislature convened today In special
session as announced early in tho month.
Tho business that Is to bo transacted
includes amendments to tho election law
and tho pasMign of a school book law
constructed accordln o tho plans and
specifications to In) found in tho Demo,
erotic platform.
Spell Binders la Maine.
Hockhni, Mo., Aug. 27. There will
bo a mass mcolingof tho Republicans
hero tonight. Tho principle speaker will
bo Senator Pairbank, of Indiana.
Horses Shipped.
Holconib & Skipton, the Seattle horse
buyers who were In tho city last week
with headquarters at tho Red Front Hv
orv stable, yesterday shipped 11 head of
flue, largo horses, which they had pur
chased In Kastern Oregon for tho Seattle
market.
OASTOIHa,
Brth ? I" KaJ Yw Haw Atrs BaM
New York's State Fair Opens.
Sviiacusb, N. Y Aug. 27. Tlio Stato
falr.to behold rromAtig27 toAugHl.op
oncdhero Drat tlmo In ita history it la di
rectly under control of a board appoint
ed by tho governor. Thoprcoidentof tho
board Is Lieut. Gov. Woodruff, and tlo
members arc representative men. Tho
track has boon enlarged from a half to
mile, and tho speed program foots up
to $10,000. Tho racing fealuro far ox
colls that of any provlous year. Tho
committeo has mado arrangements for
manynotablospoikora through tho week
$20,000
IN PREMIUAS
AND PURSES
$20,000
Auction sain of livo stock will bo mado n lending feature. All live Btock anil
other exhibits hauled frco over tho Southern Pncillo railroad. Reduced passenger
rates on all railroads. For premium list nnd other Information, nddroes
W. H. WEHRUNG, Pres.,
llillsboro, Oregon.
M. D. WISD0A, Sec,
Portland, Oregon.
why use
.W?lsba(t Mai?fle?
ntciinsi! TIIKY OIVK A aoou
I.IOHT AND AitK LONC1 L1VEI1.
WK HKLI. TIIRKK (IIIADK8:
"VUHKA" WKWUAUI1 MANTI.K, Tlio TerT lalct UiltiR In mai.llm. Durable and gives ONK
HUNDKKD CANDI.K I'OWKIl with a cotuiinilitloti of tmlv tl.ri'O feet cr hour. I'rlcoMc.
NO, 197. Tho old lUinilbjr, or goo.1 lantltiB quality aiiJglvlwr EldllTY CANDI.K I'OWKU. Trice
80 renin,
'IDEAL." Nnt'qulto n good quality but giving Mmo camllo power as tho No. 197, and at half tho
price. 15 eentji.
Any of theso mamlri put on and burn ra properly adjusted at aboTO rate.
D,9J?V,USE WELSBACH BURNERS? 1Mfiy2u,$iti&&nrt
5 "VTTF11 ''I('T for LESS MONEY Willi ono of Ihcw burners than with any olhor form of aril.
Hclal light, WohavogaatiovoaalHi. Lcttia show them lo you.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chomoketa 8t.. Telophono 503.
No Flies on a Hot Stove
Nur is there any flaw or blemish on (he work we do, either in
plumbing, tinning or repairing. We lead on everything in the
way of first-class work in our line.
Bryan is oxpected to bo hero nnd Gov j Frui t and Mop Dryer work a succialtv
KoobovcU oh Wednesday. It is thought I
probable that on Thursday President Me-jT. S BUHFOUGHS, 102 State Phone I6II
Klnloy will bo present. r :
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nibiuiiuftiia HIVKIl DIVISIOV
lloata to 1'nrMnnil a !.. n... .'
atrect cur lino al Oregon Clly If iho tiJiS!"
delnved thoro. 1 lckctt to all io inii ff?J?
Wnafilligloii, (;llforula or llio hUlS?".
ohecked throngh from Halom free rtS"
rail or. river routo to Portland. OnSSS
mado ai rortiaiid wllh all rail, oermn tu ?
Gen, ' Agtf I'..,tC4
Agent, Trado Hired dockV.ii
City ticket and freight offlco 210 CommV,
soutFand e!
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Southern Pacific!
THE SHASTA ROUTE.
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TrnliiB leavo Salem for Portland and t
BtntiotiBfttSi-lOn. in. , 7:51 a. ra. nj
i ;uu p. in
Lt I'urtland
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Ar Han Franclnco.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day
Tako Laxatlvo llromo (Jiilnlno Tublcts. Alt
dnigglula rvlund tho money If It fulls to cure.
K. V. Urovu'ailgimluruUon each box, He,
THOS.MILNE
Relief Corts Convention.
Chicago, Ml., Aug. 27. Tho National
Women's Kulief Corps opened its eigh
teenth annual convention hero today in
cDnliinctlon with tho araudarmy encntnn-
mont. Fully 5,000 delegates, out of tho j 54 tO 58 State St.
143,000 members, nro present. Tlio dele-1
gates nro guests of the Illinois depart
ment. A general reception will bo held
on Wednesday.
The Health Protlem
Is much simpler than is sometimes sup.
K)Sod. Health depends chiefly upon
perfect digestion and puru blood, and
tho problem Ib aolvod very readily by
Hood's Sarsaparllla. You may keep
well by taking it promptly for nny atom
ncli or blood disorder. Its cures of scro
fula, Bait rheum, catarrh, dyspepsia,
rheumatism and other diseases num
bered by tho thousands.
Tho favorlto family cathartic is Hood's
PillB. 1
SUCOKSSOK TO I.. M. KIKK-
Grain, Hay, Flour, AIIII Feed, and Land Plaster.
Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales.
Prompt nnd careful nttention given to tho
delivery of goods to nny part of the city.
Phone 871.
OASTOXIIA.
Dean tlo 4 8 Kind "on Hare Always Bought
Convention of the Croatlon Society.
Bkkwood, W. Vn., Aug. 27 'tho na
tional convention of tho Croatlon Soc
iety waB opened hero today with a mon
ster street parado. About 4,000 mon
wero in lino nnd tho parado was ruvkw
od by Gov. Atkinwit mid congressman
Dovbiior. Tho soclo'y is composed of
natives of Croatia, Austria, nnd ia ono
of thu largest organizations of its kind
In this country, having 15,000 mombors.
Tho convention will last Boveral days.
Naval Parade.
CiucAdo. Ill , Aug. 27. Tho grand
parado of naval veterans took place to
day. Tho column formed on Michigan
avenuo, and was composed of nearly
8,000 mon.
Ww me First
W hen baby comes to the home it will
bind the wife cWr to the husband, oi
it will gradually tend to cut her oft" from
his comjwnship. A sickly mother loses
In physical charm, and often in temper
and dinposition. A fretful child Is a
trial, even to loving parents. The use
ol lit. Pierce's Puuirite Prescription
prepares the wife for motherhood. It
strengthens the IkkIv, nnd induces a
healthy condition of mind, free from
anxiety or fear. It makes the baby's
advent practically painless. The mother
being healthy her child is healthy, nnd
a healthy child is a happy child, a iov
r. tl.- .,,,,..... ti..l.J if. .t '
...V K.Wl.a, tlUKIULT
villi a new bond, of affection.
lem together
There is no oniuin. cocaine nr nil,..
nan-otic in "Pavorite Prescription,"
" I read what your medicine ha done for
other !wr!e." write Mm. lWwtn II Gardner,
of llrecliwood, Norfolk Co. Max., Iloi . !
thought I Mould try it. and I found it a Mcuui;
to me aud family I took your lunliclne a
year when I had ten pound gltl. I had the
caint time eer lud with any of wy thrtc
chlldien, and I have Ueu very wU txx hiw
I took thir lioltln of ' Favorite Prrxnuli.m '
three of 'Gulden Mrdlfal Uiwuvaty,' autlttnve
vial of ' 1'tllcL Defore I took jir nmlkiuc
I ouly Mtighed liJ pouuJ, and new I watfeh
ITS wuud."
Dr. lHenv's Pleasant IVllets cure sick
headache.
The 1900 Campaign
IS PROVING TO
IIIAN THAT OP
BE liVEN
1896
AIOIU: INTIilvESTING
The Filipino War
IS STILL IN PROGRESS AND
STILL AT THE FRONT.
OUR BOYS" ARE
The Boer War
ILITARV
CONTINUES TO DRAW OUT AS AN UNSATIS
FACTORY PROBLEM FOR ENGLAND.
The China War
lb I'KOVING TO BE THE GREATEST
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louristB cars
Pu II 111 nn and
trains. Chair cub BacramcntoloOtdes ' ,
and Kl Paao, nnd tourist cars to Chiciw. , '
Ul 1 nnln Va nt... ...1 II 1 . ' E7fk.
oil '."iiio, muw vfiuiiiiauim iiBiniDHIOil,
Oomiectiiig nt Ban 'randisco with mi
ural BtoamBhip lines for Nonolulo,
Japan, Chlnn, Phillpplnos, Central and
South America.
Seo Mr. W. W. Skinnor agent at Etlei
Station, or nddross
0. II. MAKKHAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
POSSIBLY
You nro not nwaro of tho fast time atJ
Biierb Bervico now afforded by the
n
2
More Cheap Excursions
to the East
Round trip tickets from Denver, Colo
rado Sprints, and Pueblo to Chlcnco,
I eoria and intermediato polnta, will be
sold August 10, nnd September 7 and
21, by the
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
AT it vts or
Dee Regular Fare I'lus $2.00 for llouid Trip
Return Limit October 31, 1000
Gvift-n.R-, ENCAMPMENT
W ith liberal return limit.
SPECIAL TRAINS
OxkNkiht Out to Ciiic.uio, will lenvo
Oenver 3:-5 p , Colorado ir
J:65. m. andPuliln4K .., 1 '".:'
cursionsof Aug 10 and 24, and Sent'
.......B. t, lu iiuuiniHiion apply to
w 9p,iB- Gen! t. Portland Or.
h, W. Tuovi-so.v, A. U P. A..
John Ssbastuk.G.P.'a., Chi. ago.
r ANADIAN
Vi X PACIFIC
100 Hours Ocean to Ocean
-via
The Imperial Limited
Grand Scenery
Fast Time
Model Accomodations
Tourht and first-class sleeping
BOSTON,
MONTREAL,
TORONTO,
OTTAWA
ST. PAUL
curs
TO
0'a wSoKi"
. WE HAVE . ft
"-'Daily Fast Trains
TO THE EAST. "
If you cannot tnko tho morning trt!i
travel via tho evening train. Doth in
finely equipped.
"Our Specialiies"
l'ist Tlmo, Throuoh Service, Pnllrcaa
Pilaro Sleepers. Pullman Tourist ElMf
em, Pullman DinorB, Library (Cafe)Cu
aid Freo Reclining Chair cars,
Hours In tlmo saved to Omaha, Chic
ago, Kunsas City. St. Louis, Neir Ywk
Boston, nnd other Kastern joint.
Tickota good to Salt Lake City ul
Denver.
It Is toyour intorest to ubo Tu On
UNn I.imitku. Tickets and elwFI
rar borthu can bo secured from
W. W. 6Kima.
Agent 8. P.Co.
Or Guy Powoib, Ag't. O" It.
' Salem On.
J. II. Lotiioi, Gon'l Agent,
No. 135 Third St. Portland Or.
Oregon Slion Line Railroad
The Direct Routo to
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Gives choice of two favorite rootea.
tho UNION PACIFIC Fast MaillM
or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic LIdm.
No Change of Cars.
On tho Portland-Chicago Special,
Onest in tho West."
Equipped With
KleganiHtaixlardSiecperi. .
Kino New Ordinary TourUt 81crn.
Superb Llbrarv-Iluffet Caw.
Spleudlp oiDDen, Mtaia alararU.
Kreo Kecllnlngt'faairt'in.
(kjmforubla Coacbei and Bmokeri
Entlro Train Cumilet8lr VettlbulM.
For further information wh,a
J. R.NAGEL, guyiwubs
Trav. Pass. Ant. Agent O. R.A"- ;
142 Third St. Portland Or. 6W
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TOrE OAKD,
No. 2 For Yaqulna: ..,-
Trnln loavoa Alhunv WjAiV''"
Train leaves Corvallis.... I'-'
Train arrives Yaqulna ,wr
No. i Returning: B
Leaves Yaqulna ?.'
Leaves Corvallis UTb.
Arrives Albany 12:10 p.
o. a For Dotrelt:
Leaven Albany .
Arrives Detroit...
No. 4 Returning:
weaves Detroit.
. 7:00 "'
11:20 .
For full particulars apply
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Vancouver, 15. C.
to
AH lion
140 Third t.
I'ortmd,
VTEAM WOOD SAW
O Two Machines
Work Done Quickly.
Telophono 2583 black. Leave ordra at
A, rives Albany.
No. 5.
Leaves Corvallis
. J2:ll p.
6:4Sp.
A-noa.B
jorvaiiis "T.. m.
Arrives Albanv e:
Leaves Albany Vta.
Arrives Corvallis 8: .
One and two connect at ARuoJ'
Corvallis with Southern Pac!flcl'""J
glylng direct service tD and from"
port and adjacent beaches. lrli
xrains ror tue mouniaip :: .lit
Detroit nt noon, giving ampW 'M
to reach camping grounai P" U
HreltenbuBh and Santlam nr
same day. . . iti
Five and bIjc connect at Lu,i.
inv local to and from.'"!.,..
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