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; iJ i M M m n ft "i Iv 'l t ! J: I '( M ." 41,! V 1 I W 1 " f it I l ! II f lit n 4' The Man Who Doubts! 3C A: 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 arejenjo one he goes out with one of our suits on his back, X X X X VfftrxT? Because there is proof in our stock to convince Wily the 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 fieures of other stores, 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 v G, W, Johnson & Company, The Peoples Olotbtcrs and Furnishers. TOE DAM JOURNAL DY UPPER DRQTHBR3. TUESDAY, AUG. 28, 1000. Dally Pno Yoar, 3.00 In Advanoo Dally Pour Months 81. In Advanoo Wookly Ono Yoar 31. OO In Advanoo TUB WOMAN OP TUB STREET. Amos R. Weill In September Llpplnrott. A gllmpso of rod oyes in tlio street As I hurry nloug; A toco too palo to be street, Too Bad to bo strong; A fco that will novormoro know, Though it illo in its pride, That last sad solaco of woo, Tho power to hido. Ah, sister, wo eoom not to caro, Nor know what to do; Hut tho street has becotno ono Ions prayor i In pity of you. bitter feelings against each other and those of them who want to shed blood should bo pitted against each other in a Spanish bull ring and let them shed a littloofoach other's sanguinary fluid. A little would suffice to convlnco them of tho horror, nbsurdity and iniquity of war. v VnVlDSUMMER 1 m w M X LITERATURE MORALS IN THE H0PYARD3. Each year thoro is complaint at tho laxity of conduct in somo of tbo hop yards, and undoubtedly in somo of them not enough safeguardu are thrown about tho young who assotnblo in largo num bers to assist in picking. Tho hophoueo dances aro often thronged with rough and tough characters from tho towns. Tho freedom of tont llfo, and tho lack of comfortable provisions to board and houso tho plckors in many yards glvo somo giound tor these complaints. Thoownorsof hopyards nro morally rosponalblo for thceo mattora. On tho othor hand womon and children who go to pick hops learn to take caro of thorn solvos, and tho women on tho I'nclllc coast as a rulo aro all tho inoro virtuous for the liberties thoy enjoy. Still the contaminations of ovlluud evil associates and communications aro to bo shunnod. OREGON IS ALL RIGHT AS NEVER DEPORE. In splta of tho scaro over n short grain crop, Oregon will havo an abumlanco of products that will yield a surplus of cash that will bo surpslsing. Tho wheat market is so badly cornored on this coast it is doubtful if it is to be considered any longer n protltablo crop under ovon favorable clrcumttauccs. It has got so that even tho bags aro systematically cornored, and only tho wheat ring can haudlo grain, and that on Its own conditions. Hut tho (rult crop will bo largo and if all Bavod will almost alone mako up for tho shortage on whoat. A bad year for grain seems to bo a good yoar for fruit and hops, Thon thoro aro dairy products, poultry and eggs, shoop and wool, goats and angora lleeces, cattlo and hogs and horses, to nay nothing of tho bolglan hare industry that is just now getting on all fours. CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR RUNAWAYS. At Roseburg, Sunday ovonlng, a runa way team collided with tho vehicle of P. J. Muir, a grocer, who was out for a drivo with Ills wlfo and child. The child was killed and Mrs. Muir had her jaw biokon, her oar torn off and was otherwise injured. Mr. Muir and his horse oscnpod, but his rig was demol ished. Tho accident was by no fault of his. It would scorn that tho owner of tho runaway team should bo held responsi ble. How can tho drlvor of a porfeclly wolttrainod and safe liorso bo protected against tho nceligonco of those who drlvo Ill-broken or half-wild horses? How can tho podestrinn or wheelman bo safe on tho street or highway against tho neglect of leaving such horses im properly or insecurely fastened? Home of Tub Jouii.vai.'h young legal frionds should look this up nnd give tho public thobenoflt of tho laws of other states. Is thoro criminal ucgllgunco at taching to the owner or driver of a team that runs away? Can tho public not be protected against such calamities as havo ovortuken Mr. and Mrs. Muir? Such an accident Is liable to happen on tho streets of Salem any day in the week. Should not somo ono bo held responsible? OA8TOIIIA. THE 0. A. R. REUNION. McKlnley's doclslon not to attend tho Urand Army Heunlon ut Chicago was probably wise. Thoro Is a campaign on, and tho desp-soateU feollng against his 1'onalon Commissioner, Hon. Clay Kv am, might find expression in a very un pleasant manner. ItwIllbodllUcultto keep the Grand Army from expressing its ill-will for tho administration, but tho political manag ers in that body will probably bo able to engineer tho matter. Tho Grand Army was a strong factor in McKinloy'a elec tion, and wore very strenuous In oppo sition to Ilryan and they ought to taka what they got, make tho best of a bad bargain and profit by their experience. Hut will they? t . u .. .. B.ari tba A win "a" MMIS BOUgN lliilnt Restrictions. Wkht Point, N. Y., Aug. 28. Tho camp break-up at tho Military Acad omy took placu today, and with It comes tho second installment, of tho effort on tho part of tho authorities to do away with tho evils of hazing, A short time ngo four cadets who wero found guilty of tills: offonso weto given the "pu-iisli mont tour," which embracer extra guard duty and confinement within tho linos of tho camp. This form of ponishmeut expires to-day, but n number of the cad ets will bo kept at tho Acabemy for participating in hazing for one month while all othors go to tholr homes on furlough. This latter method is consld red tho worst possible punishment. Industrial Ex: ijllloa. Tono.NTO, Can., Aug. 28. Canada's greatest industrial exposition, to last from Aug. 28 to Sept. 8, opened here to day. Tho entries in all dopartmets nro remarkably large, especially in cattle and horses. It Is noticeable that tho entries from American stutes havo been many nnd of particular worth this year. Supreme Lodge Convention, DmhoIt, Mich., Aug, '8. Tho suprome lodge convention of tho Knights of Pythias encampment was held today. Supremo Chancellor Thomas G, Sample presided. Tho routine business of the eucampuiont was transacted, and all arrangumouts completed for tho grand i prado and prlto drill to belli Tuesday, Free Silver Vetersns Meet. GiilCAcio, IH Aug.23. A natlonalcon vontlon of tho old soldiers nnd sailors will bo called hero to-night to whoop it up for freo silver. Tho convention Is called that of tho Old Soldiers and Bailors Bryan Freo Silver Club of Denver. A largo nttendonco is prom Isod, THE LATEST WAR SCARE IN ENGLAND. With the endless struggle In South Africa, with ltussia on the inside In tho Chinese situation, England is now al armed at tho mlllitary preparations of Franco. That turbulent republic shows unusual signs of vigor and worst of all, has, wiUi great enterprise, secured con trol of nutubur of successful subma rine torpedo boats. . England is strengthening her channel navy and her newspapers assumo au al armist tone. Altogether it is a newspa per war scare. The French and English journalists eoom to bo possessed of very Colored La tor Order la Session. Muncu, Ind., Aug. US, Tho annual state grand session of the Knlchta und Daughters of Labor will bo hold hero to day, Tho order Is composed of tho colored men nnd womon of thoHtate.nnd advocates tho euterlng of tho negro into tho different avenues of trade. CASTOR I A Por Infants and Children. The Kind You m Always Bought Signature of &uf7?&g2& "A Sugar Princess," by Albert Ross. Cloth bound $1. G. W. Dillingham Co.. Publishers, Now York. This is tho 23d volumoof tho "Albatross Novels." It is n story of Honolulu nnd Japan, in which tho daughter of n "Sugar King" succeeds in marrying tho man of her cholco in splto of tho ambition of a purso-proud mother to connect tho family through hor with the European aristocracy. Carl Muller, tho hero, is n sturdy typo of rug ged honesty, nnd well deserves tho hap piness that comes to him at last. Amy Van Steuben, tho "Princess," is a lovo ablo girl, wholly natural, tho idol of her unspoiled, though millionaire, father. A vein of mystory which runs through tho novel is satisfactorily cleared up at tho closo. Interesting descriptions of llfo In Japan nnd tho Hawaiian Islands add to tho rcadablo quality of tho talo and glvo it a brilliant setting. For sale by V, 11, Burghardt, Balem, Oregon, "Tho HormiTof tho CntsHlI," by Uowltt Clinton Overbaugh. Cloth $ 1 25. G. W. Dillingham Co., Publishers, Now York. This is an excellent story. It Is well told. Tho plot of tho story Is sensational. Tho characters nro strong and unique. Donald McGregor, an aldo on tho staff of General Washington, is sent on a secret mission from Head quarters in Westchester, to General George Clinton at Kingston-on-tho-IIud-son. His hair-breadth escapes, his unoxpectod arrival nt his fatlior's homo under tho Shawangunk mountains, nnd whatoccurrod thero; his flight toward Kingston with old Cyrus, his colorod eorvant, and tho wonderful and strango ndvonturcs thoy experienced ore thoy reached their journey's end are thrilling in tho extreme. For sale by V. II. DurgliarJt. Balom, Oregon, Joel Dorman Steolo. Teacher and Author, By Mrs. George Archibald. 12mo. Pp. vi.-215, Now York; A. 8. Barnes & Co. 1. The subject of this biography is the author of tho scienco text books known to overy school boy us tho "Fourteon Weeks" sorles. Tho author of those now fnmouB school books was an ardent student of scientific sub jects nnd his books which won such popularity and renown for their author, while not always tho highest authority on the subject in hand, wore put up In an Interesting style. Tho biography gives much of interest pertaining to tho llfo of Prof. Steele, and is especially val uable for tho insight given into tho methods and habits of study pursued by tho great author. For alio by W. II. Hurgbard Salem Or. "A Continental Cavalier," by Kim ball Scrlbnor, 12mo. Pp. 258, Now York. Tho Ahlwy Press, lit Fiftli Avenuo, $1. In preeoutlng this book, Mr. Scrlbnor, who, by tho wny, is a young nuwspaior worker, lias given us his first American historical romance, nnd It h ono which is well worthy of be ing read. Ths author's past efforts hnvo been in tho lino of adventure nnd En glish historical studies. Ho writes torso English, freo from mental vorblngo, und stamped with tho characteristics of a trained newspaper writer. For talo by W, II, llurgtiardt Salem, Or. Echoes from Shadow Laud. Uy Agnes Proctor. Sin. Klmo, Pp. 88. New York ; Tho Alliance Publishing Company. 75 cents, In tho preface tho author says she la not tho author, but avers that tho contents is "poetlo messages re ceived clulrnudiontly from a sourco ex ternal to the writer, claiming to to the spirit of Adah Isaacs Menken." Tho author claims that for years sho has "ex perienced peculiar auditory impres sious," and one needs but to porsue her little volume of froth to be convincod of tho truthfulness of tho statement, For sale by W. H. Ilurgbanlt,Balom, Oregon. ''Tuon, Stavu and Empross," by Kathleen Gray Nelson, price $t 25, New York, E. P. Duttln & Co.J IThis charm ing volume, Illustrated with lino half tones, nnd printed nnd bound in a raro good tnsto, will bo n welcome book to nil who are anxious to keep in touch with the presout war in China, ami tho tyrant queen, who is todayj'tlio control figure before tho world. The book Is doflclont In only ono thing, nnd that Is tho failure to glvo an insight into tho real character of tho great woman. This information, is no doubt unobtainable by n foroignor, und in tho light of present ovonts none would be content to take tho word of n Celestial for It. For talo by V. 11. uFrgbardt.fialcm, Oregon, J, A. Altsholter has earned n reputa tion by his novels of the French wars, tho devolution ami tho war of 1812, aud his new romance "In Circling Camps." to which ho has devoted himself for n long time, tells a thrilling (story of tho Civil nr. Tho sceuo opens iu Wash iugtnn.just befaro tho arrival of Lincoln, whoso coining nnd inauguration nro do scribed, loiter iu the story tho leading characters are reunlttod iu tho South, aud tho lovo story, with its dramatic inter ruptions nnd suspended interest, runs through the book. Thero nro vivid pic turea ot Shiloh and Gettsburg, with ad ventures iusido tho Confederate lines. 11). Apploton A Co., Now York.) For wle by V. 11. Ilurghardt Bait m,Or. "Tho Heart's Highway," by Mary E. vwtkinB.lTleoJl.rx). Now York, Doublo day, Page A Co. This latest book by the popular author deals with the colonial period, aud is among the lato novels en joying nn unusually largo sale this sea boh. It is in thu author's best vein. Tho historical data is presumably correct, ana tho threaa of romance is perfect. Much literary rubblsli Is bo'ng produced in theguisoof historical romance, but this cannot bo classed as such. It is do siruble reading. For sale by W. II. Ilurghardt, Salem, Oregon. "Tho Laughter of tho 8phhx," by Al bert White Vorso, illustrated. Price $1.60. Now York. Droxel Jliddle, publisher. Pimples Are more than a disfigurement of the skin; they are a handicap to a young man, nlike in love and business. The pimply face looks dissipated and liotu merchant nnd maiden look askance at the unfortunate fellow whose face is his misfortune. An al most certain cure for pimples and similar disfiguring eruptions is found in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It pur ifies the blood of the corrupting cause of ordinary eruptive diseases, cleanses the skin nnd builds up the body with sound wholesome flesh. "Discovery" con talus neither alco hol nor narcotics. "I am well titesitd with your medicines," write John A. Callo way, 111 Ol NO. JIB Mn St., Columbia, Oa. "In 19.x I was working nt night and I broke out in lumps nil over, and when these left the skin Eetleri oft. I took six ottles of 'Golden Medical Dlwovery,' and two of Doctor IHerce's Pellets, and I do believe that I am sound nnd well. I have a Reed appetite, hut before I commenced treatment I had nooppetlte at all, My eyes were sunken and my face was pale. I had pimples and brown snots on my face. Now these are nil (rone I have used many kinds of medicines but received no bene fit. Last year I weighed oue hnndred nnd thlrty.four pounds, and now I weigh one hun dred and forty-five. Pleae accept my thanks I am so glad I found the right kind of meClclne " Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send 21 one-cent stamps for book in paper covers, or 31 stamps for cloth, to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Iluffalo, N. Y. ( .feJoMi!9-r This volumo of short stories, dedicated "To tho Men Who Do Not Fear tho Sphinx," Ib illustrated by F. W. Stakes, tho artist member of tho Peary and oth er Arctic Expeditions. Tho first story, which gives the book its title, is well cal culated to please tho reader with n scien tific term of mind, as well as ho who seeks ndvonturo nnd keen literary so quenco. All tho stories aro of tho great frozon north, nnd form refreshing read ing for a warm summer's day. For sale by V. II. Burghardt.Silem, Oregon. "Jonathan's Newsboy," by Pythias Damon, 12mo. Pp.08. Chlcngo; T. S. Donlson, 103 Randolph St. Paper. For talo by W. II. Iltirghanll, Salem, Orojon. "Comrades Trno," by Annlo Thomas, l?mo. Pp. lv. 351. New York; F. M. Duckies & Co., 0 and 11 Sixteenth street. $1.25. For talo by V. II. llurgbardt. Salem, Oregon, "Brown, of Lost Ulvor." A story of tho West. By Mary E. Stlcknoy. llmo, Pp. 300. Now York; I). Apploton & Co. 1. For sale by V. II, Ilurgliardt, Salein, Oregon. "Take Heed Will Surely Steed" Ho sure to heed the first symptons ot Indigestion, nervousness and impnro blood, nnd thus nvoid chronic dyspepsia, nervous prostration und nil uvlls pro duced by bad blood. Howl's Sarsapa rllln is your safeguard. It quickly sets thu stomach right, strengthens and quiets the nerves, purifies, enriches and vitalizes the blood nnd keeps up tho health touo. All liver ills nro cured by Hood's Pills, 25c. 2 oreaori state Fair SALEAl, OREGON, SEPTEAIBER 17 TO 22, 1900. Bigger and Better Than Ever Before Grounds Greatly Imtroved, Buildings Bcralred and Henovated, All Stock Buildings Thoroughly Disinfected Everything In Flrstclass Condition for the Largest and Best- Live Stock Show and Agricultural Exposition Ever Held on the Coast 0.R.&N bWBWBSSBSBUai TW' J SUM SUfVaBMIBllMBB. J'El'AHA ..MIH HVUAUULI. fob Krom l'ortland. ciOcago Special 9.15 a.m Bait Lake, Denver Ft. Worth Loula.dhlcaeo and Ka, BnO. kauo Klvcr O.OUpra $20,000 Good Racing every Afternoon Music and run at Night. IN PREAUUAIS AND PURSES $20,000 Auction sale of Hvo stock will bo made n lea-ling feature. All I livo stock nnd other exhibits hauled freo ovor tho Southern Pacific railroad. Kediicod passenger rates on all railroads. For premium list ami othor information, ndilrees W. II. WEHRUNG, Pres., Hillsboro, Oregon. Al. D. WISD0A, Sec, Portland, Oregon. WHY USE ,W?lsbach Mapfle? BECIIBSI! THEY C11VK A UOOlJ MQIIT AND AHK LO.NCI I.1VKI). WK BULL TIIItKK U1IAUK8: "VUSKA" WKlJBBACII MANTI.K, Tho very latest tiling Iu mat.lloi. Imiablo (inn k tcs ONK IIUNDKEI) OANI1I.K 1-OWEIt with R couimmptlon of only thn-o feet tier '"' li,0- NO, 197. Tho old ataudby, of good loitlng quality and giving KlJHT UANDLK IOWK11. I. ICO IDEAL." Nnt'qtilto as good quality but giving samo eandlo rower a tho No. 107, and at half tho price, IS cent, Any ol theso mnntles put on and bum r properly adjmted at abovo rates. ....,, DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? VrWtoyS.t a BETTEK LIOIIT for LESS MONEY with ono of theso burner than with any othor form of artl. uclal light, Wo havo gas stoves alfto. Let lis show them to you. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chomekutn St.. Telophono 503. 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 BURBOUGHS, 102 State Phono I5II THOS.MIL.NR -SUCCKSSOK TO L. M. KIItK Grain, Hay, Flour, Alill Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. I'romnt nnd careful attention clven to tho delivery of goods to nny part of tho city. 54 to 58 State St. Phone 871. The 1900 Campaign IS PROVING TO BE EVEN MORE INTERESTING THAN THAT OF 1896 People's Party State Convention. Dks Moines. la., Aug. 23, Tho delo gnto convention of thu People's Party of this State wont into session today, for tho purpose of nominating presidential electors mid State ofllcors. A doterminod effort ngninst a fusion with tho Dem. ocrntic ticket will bo made. Both nom inees on tho Middle-of tho road ticket, Wharton Baker Mid Ignatius Donolly, nro expected to bo presout and address tho convention. The Dest Prescription for Malaria. Chilli and fever U a bottlo al Urovo'a TaitclcM Chi! Tonic, It li limply Iron nndnulnlue In a UkUicm form. No cure uo pay, 1'rlco Wc, 6-10 Sui-eotl After Championship. Boston, Mass., Aug. US. Johnnie Nelson, the Chicago cycling wonder, will today compote against the best racers in tho country for tho championship of Amorlcn at Charles lUver Park. Tho race is a hundred miles and nil of the old timors aro scheduled. Nelson's chances nro considered bright, owing to his phenomenal showingduring the past two months. Stops the Couth anV Works off the Coll. Laxative Bronin Quinine Tablcta cure a cold In one day. No Cure, No l'ay. l'rlce 5o. S.sm The Filipino War IS STILL IN PROGRESS AND " OUR BOYS STILL AT THE FRONT. ARE The Boer War Atlan tic Kx, 9 p, m 8 pm. 8u. m. ex. Hun Hatur- uay 10 1, in. Leave Balcm- Walla Walla, Bpokano, Minns- npuiu, di. i nni, uuiuih, Mil. waakoe Chicago aud wut. VIA HUNTINGTON OCEAN UTKAMHHlitl. for Han Kranolaoo, Ball every five dayi. COLUMUIA IlIVKH U11 A UUlu U.tWlillCjIu?. To Aatorla and way lAmHurj 4IU . , BpoT a, m, B.iO p. a 'P. tn, "Bon, WILIiAMKTTK IlIVRIl For l'ortland, Ncwberg anil lAndltin. Tpoaday. Thnn lltta day ana Laluruay at 6,80 a.m.ed. ArS 1. . rrldir WILLAMETTE IUVKII DIVISION, Iloata to l'ortland aa above. Tun.t.r. .. atrcct car lino at Oregon City tr tho iteamen in delayed thoro. Tloketa to all polnta In Orrrnn WaahlURton, California or I bo Eut, )),.ti checked Ihrongh fhm Balcm free. Choice rail or river routo to l'ortland, Connectio. niado at rortianu wiin au ran, ocean anil n,, lluoa. W II. IIOKLUURT. Ocn, l'aaa Agt. l'ortlanddr. O. it. l'OWKRg, Agent, Trado fitrcct dock, Baltn City ticket and freight offlco 24S Comtnerctilit, SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific k THE SHUSTA ROUTE Trains lenvo Bnlom for Portland and war Btntlonaat5:40 it. in. , 7:64 a. tn. and 4:05 p. in. Lv l'ortland., I.w H.lnm Ar Arhland. Ar Sacramento. 8fX3 .UW A M ..V2.SO A M IU I- M 8.30 PK losapii A 1 at Ar Ban Kranclaco 7: V M 80S 1 V ArOgden .6:45 AM liTti A U jif iimirnp w uu am k ta i u Ar Kama, City 72J A t lOiXH M Chicago TM A M 8:30 A 11 ATLoe Angolea - lao 1' M ToTaM Ar El l'ato SCO I' M 600 t U Ar Fort Worth :30 AM 0 X A K Ar city of Mexico WA1I lO.so a M Ar Houiton 8.M AM ISA kM Ar Now Orlcaui 625 1 M J ram Ar Wanhlneton t.ti A M 6.41 A U Ar Now York .12; 1' Mj p l Pullmnn nnd Tourists cars on both trnltiB. Chair cars Bacramonto to Ogden nnd Kl Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Ixiuls, Now Orleans and Washington. Connecting nt Ban Frandlsco with tor oral Btuntnship lines for Honolulu. Jntmn, China, PhllippinoB, Central and rjoutn Atncncn. Beu Mr. W. W. Bkinuor agout at Balem Station, or address O. II. MAUKIIAM, G. P. A Portland, Oreson. POSSIBLY You nro not nwaro of tho fast time tr.il superb service now afforded by the CONTINUES TO DRAW OUT AS AN UNSATIS FACTORY PROBLE.W FOR ENGLAND. The China War DON'T BE DUPED Thoro luivo lux-it lucod upon tho miirUf aovunil cliiHip ivnrlnta of an oliwilutu edition of ' WutMtt-r's lilvtlunary." They uro U'Ihk offervd under vurluua iiittuva at u lew price By dry mHbi donlcrx, irnnvru, iwnU, etc., nn In u few liustaiicti) iu u premium fumuUcrlp tlons to luipcm. Auuounivinvntaot thwoeoniptiruthuly Worthless reprints aro very mUlcudlntri for tiMtanre, thc-y are luhortlMxl to Ihi the Biiluliimlul iiiuvalent of u hlKher-prlced Uxk, whvn In millty, ih) far its wo know und bcllou-, tbvy aiv all, f rout A tu Z, Reprint Dictionaries, liioioi)ia copies or n uook or over ntty IS lJROVING TO BE THE GREATEST COMPLICATION OF A CENTURY. LITARY The Capital Journal IS GIVING THE MOST DIRECT, PROMPT AND RELIABLE NEWS ON ALL THESE SUBJECTS. ITS NEWS IS ALWAYS AHEAD OF ITS RIVAL'S. NO PAPER WAS EVER PUT UP THAT GIVES YOU ALL THE NEWS IN SUCH COMPACT FORM, THAT GIVES IT SO PROMPTLY AND FOR SO LITTLE MONEY. 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More Cheap Excursions to the East Round trip tickets from Denver, Colo ratio Sprinus, mul Pueblo to Chicago. Bonl AuKiist 10, ami September 7 ami , ., uy iiiu GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT HATS Of One Regular Fare Plus $2.00 for IlouoilTrip "ra i.imii uctonor si, iikxi Ono (aro to Chlcngo and return Aug. as H, 26, 20, for tho CAR. ENCAMPMENT ith liheral return limit. SPECIAL TRAIUS 0b NiaiiT Out to Chicago, will leave Ilonver 3M5 p. m.. Colorado Si.rings, 3:65 p. nt. aud Pueblo 2.45 p. in. lor ex. curslons of Aug 10 and 24, and Sept. 7 and 21. Tickets also good on regular trains, tor full information apply to : cJ?01'K,t, Gen' "S.1- Portland Or. h. W. TuoMisox, A. G. P. A., Joiim Skbashax Q. P. A., OhUafr). CANADIAN X PACIFIC 100 Hours Ocean to Ocean VIA The Imperial Limited Grand Scenery Fast Time Model Accomodations Tourist nnd first-class sleeping tytrs BOSTON, MONTREAL, TORONTO, OTTAWA ST. PAUL For full particulars apply to E-J CO'LK, H, H. AI1UOTT, A.Q. P. A 110 Third St. aneouvor, . O. , Portlaud. OTEAM WOOD SAW XwoJaoh'" Work Dona Quickly. . Talenhonn 9sn i,ii. r rS!wnv v 12h Blreat' or Steiner's Market. M. in Few, Ykw Pabk.51 Oregon Short Lino Railroad Tho Direct Route to Montana. Utah. Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite route;, tU tho UNION PACIFIC Fast MsllIM or tho KIO GItANDE Bcenio Uwt. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Ohicago Bpecis!, I" finest in tho West." Equipped With Klcgsnt bundard Bleepcrs. Klao New Ordinary Tourist 8l(pn. Superb LlbrRrvllutTet Cr. Splendlp Dinners, Meals ft U carte. Free Kecllnlug Chatr t'srs. Comforlablu Coaches and Hmokers. Entito Train Completelj VeaUbulM. For further information PP'?,0W J. R. NAGKL, GUV POWt-gB Trav. Pass. Agt. Agent O. R. " 142 Third St. Portland Or. Bftlem Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME CAltD. Nn 2 T?tr Vnnnlnn! Truln leaves Albany Vi-W P-"' I Train leaves (Jorvallls.... i:wf' Train arrives Yaaulna . 6:65 p. No. 1 Returning: rnvni Yniilnn. T-OOtiV Leaves Corvallis "!?SB'2 Arrives Albany 12:10 p. No. 3 For Detreit: m Lcaveb Albany ' ' Arrives Detroit lls20.i' No. 4 Returning: . ., Leaves Detroit ,2:!?S'ffl TAtrlves Albany 6:45 p.P' "leaves Corvallis 0:9 ' S' Arrives Albany G:&," Leaves Albany I:i5E'o'. Arrives Corvallis 8:05 P One and two connect at Albany w Corvallis with Southern Pacltio tiai" giving direct 6ervlce tD and from ? port and adjacent beaches. t. Trains for the mountains arrit Detroit at noon, giving ample u to reach camping grounds on j Hreltenbush and Santlam river same day. , . -m, Five and six connect at Albsny " tho Albany local to and from PojSnT U. U WAUSKJi uww SuwTf l.TDKMXBAfent Albanr, Ore. y.' iAi '!! v ' Tiinifrgl ISC m& ' ?MUm im."9r' HiiSsSFn-ZTi