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The Man
ho Doubts!
X A
In every community there is the man who doubts
"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 adyertisements; 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. XXX X
S7-tr7 Because there is proof in our stock to convince
WAiy fjie niosj 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 theirs
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 X
G, W, Johnson & Company,
The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers.
TOE MIL? JOURNAL
BY HOFER BRQTHEnS.
THURSDAY, AUG. 30, 1000.
Dnlly Ono Yoar, 3.00 In Advance
ally Four Months 91. In Advance
Wookly Ono Yoar SI.UO In Advance
OOM PAUL THE UNCONQUERED.
D, II. Ingham In Chicago rubllc.
Oyer and over wo read of tho fall
Of Oom Paul of tho pipe, tho grand Oom
Paul
Who lms been so lone a beleaguered
wall:
Hut wo novor bellovo tho story
Bo need aro wo grown to our censorship,
To tho half-truth phraso and tho lying
lip;
Each timo tho words from tho memory
slip
LIko our Dewey's nforctimo glory.
Over and ovor tho conquerors say
That now
thoy havo captured their
slipper;
'V '
pruy
At some nelci
:or other brought mom to
bay;
And tho only question to settle
Is, how to dispose of tho paltry pelf.
And how above all of Oom Paul him-
Bolf,
Whom they daro not leave to rust on tho
sholf,
Bo well havo thoy tested his mettle.
Hut cm thoy can light on it fcaslblo plan
To anchor this most Invincible man,
lie's at them again is soul of tho van,
And by no means easy to banish.
For wherever tholr sturdy chief may
trek
Ills people warily follow his beck,
And. routed nuow at kopje or nek,
Will pick up the pieces and vanish.
Tho lJoers wero doomed when war had
begun;
And so many times havo they been un
done, Bo often lias somo now tlctory won
Hy the ilrltish, made London merry ;
Why their host Is still on tho Boor trail
As though each defeat wero of no nvail,
That a Hoor is left to tell tho tale,
Tho credulouB reader may query.
ADVICE TQ A SALEM DELLE.
A Bulem young lady who is well
situated sociluly, graduated from a high
school (Willamette,) and whoso parents
havo means writes this paper that she
would like advice as to what to go at.
Life is a burden on her, Bcryantc do
nil tho work, fiho has dono nil tho
summer resorts. The. social season has
not sot In. She Is u bello without n
thing to mako llfo Interesting.
Hho reminds us of tho verse May
Irwin's "Frog Bong:"
"A way down yondor in Yankoy teyank
A bull-frog jumped from bank to
bank:
Ho stubbed Ids too and In ho fell,
Ami tho neighbors nil say ho went
to well,
'CaiiBo ho hadn't nothing eleo to
do."
Now If this Balem socle, hollo don't
want to go to woll, whoro tho frog did
wo advlsa her to try a month In tho
hop yards. Tho air there Is healthful,
tho food Is not too rich, tho exorcise Is
invigorating, and tho complexion she'll
gut well It'll bo that of a nch.
A mouth In tho hopyurds would knock
n whole lot of sense into a society ImjIIo'h
head iHt would never get In by my
other means, Bho would meet people
alio never mot beforo and tlud among
thoto who work (or a living a degree of
general Intelligence that would give her
a Burprlse. Bho might bo shocked at not
being able to tare a perfumed bath every
morning but she would come homo none
the noma for wear and with a bot'r
opinion of her fellowmeu und fellow
women.
THE NEW AMERICAN I0RUI0N TOLICY,
It Is woll Illustrated In a latooartoon
representing u blindfolded I'nclo Bam
btdug pulled to tho odguof a prcolplco by
tli foreign powers. Certainly an en1 -n-glement
with Asiatic affairs is n novelty
for our country. To havo tho control ol
great possessions beyond sous, with a
groat ami growing civil and military list,
will iu timo approximate tho prophecy
of Curl Bohur , that every producer will
go1 afield saddled "with tho expense of
one soldier or olllce-holdor on his back.
Without a tra'ned consular system and
capable foreign service, with a con jpt
political system at home, with Algers i
tho army and Nsoleys In tho postal ser
vice, we stand a poor show of making a
groH success iu foreign affairs for a
immmmi$i0mmMA&itim
He
while. Hut wo may learn In the dear
school of experience and pay tho bills.
Tlin naming of Russia to tiio
allied powers that they shall not proceed
farther shows what danger wo aro in
when wo depart from tho old American
deals.
THEY ARE
PLAYING WITH
GROWERS.
THE HOP-
Tho struggle in Oregon for the past
six months to sccuro a fair price for tho
crop makes it very evident that the big
dealers aro playing with tho growers.
Tills was proven when Ttu: Jouiinai.
called tho Oltenheimcr bluff, of paying 16
cents a pound if tho growers would leave
one-fourth of tho crop unharvested.
That fako was so thoroughly exposed In
these columns that it will never bo heard
of again.
Of courso, If for any reason tho crop In
other parts of tho world Is Bhort to tho
same oxtont that would l equivalent to
n reduction of the Oregon cror of 25 per
cent, tho Ottenheimors will cheerfully
pay 15 coutsn pound for nil tho Oregon
hops. If they do not do that, what In
comes of tho basis of sincerity of their
offer, if it over had nny. Hut tho offer
unmasked their batteries nnd proves
that it was n spiel to hoodwink tho Oro
gon Hongrowor's Association.
Hut lot tho "spiel" go on. Somo good
will comuof It. It is a long bordgamo
nnd tho card J aro held about equally. If
tho growers co.itinuo to play them well
wo may get 15 cents for Oregon hops
next year. If wo can mako tho big
dealers iu this gambling gamo show
their hand ns Mr. Oltenhlmer did this
spring In his Ifi-ct offer wo mny win
some points yet. When u grower has to
pay interest on bis farm nnd crop money
and pay nearly 3 per cent taxes nnd pay
to keep tbeso middle men nil on velvet,
10 cents n pound will leave him lu tho
bole, and the growing nnd curing of
hops will cont'utio to go into tho hands
of the big capitalists und syndicates.
ENDORSEMENT OF GOVERNOR ROGERS.
The fuslonlbts of Washington have re
nominated Governor Rogc'H, in splto of
nil tho reports ' tho Republican papers
thnt ho had lost his (ol'owlng with tho
allied opK)sltlon that aro now- marching
on tho Republican lloxors In nearly
every northern slate In tho Union. In
tho Southern states tho Fusion allies
aro tho ltopublicnns and Populists.
Governor Rogers Is evidently tho ono
mnu tho ltopublicnns fear up n tho
state north of us, and It Is too bad
for them thoy could not provent his
nomination, (lis administration seems
to have been a conservative ono with
many of tho elements of reform nnd
genuine reform, lie did not do as a
cortaln great reformer in Oregon who
held ollk-o many years nnd never laid
n straw In tho way ot tho old Ropuh
licrti ring but went hnnd-iu-glovo in
cahoots with them.
Governor ltogers and his stnto ad
ministration will now havo to go before
tho people for nn endorsement. Tho na
tional Issues will carry grent weight iu
tho election, just as ltrynn's coming to
Oregon beforo tho June election lined
all tho Republicans up on national ques
tion which should have boon decided
in November. It I to Ihj hoped Gover
nor llogers and his colleague will bold
tho ltopublicnns of Washington ruspon.
siblo for their misdeeds nnd failures of
tho past, and not allow themstlves to
bo swnmpod with International ques
tion of foreign policyA little good gov
eminent right at home is far more im
portant to tho tax payer's tiooket nnd
family it ho oau only get It through his
head.
PLENTY OH GOOD MINING NEARER HOME.
If (ho goldgreody speculators who
rushed off to Nome and came homo bust
ed really waut to work mines thero
are plenty of good m'ties right hero
In Oregon wheio they can work with
pick and pan and mako fair wages. In
Southern and Kastern Oregon there are
"nmnnnM
scores of placer diguing! and pocket
mines to bo explored for tho yellow mct
al, No need to go thousands of miles and
then charge a general conspiracy to keep
you from gobbling up gold.by the wheel
barrowful.
Tho Klondike district has plenty of
good creeks that aro not exhausted and
whero skilled and Industrious miners
can make ten or twenty dollars n day.
Rut it means hard work and exposure to
the rigors of an Arctic cllmal, and no
chance to pick up gold by tho wheelbar
roufut. A niece of an old Oregon miner
camooutof tho Klondike tho other day
with f.37,000 of gold reported to havo
been left in a Seattle bank a frightful
amount of gold oven alter taking off tho
bank discount usual in such cases.
lint tho average Notnito adventurer
was a simulator. Tho real miner had
gona to tho Klondike and tho man who
wanted to pick up nn nunterous wind
full and bring it homo nt ton rates was
not a miner. Ho wanted something rich
without even digging tho earth for It and
ho got it. Ho can now- consolo himself
with being rich in experiences nnd go t
raising otaoea out of tho soil, or pick
ing up prunes for a living.
A Record In Blood,
Tho record of Hood's Barsapnrilla Is
literally written in the blood of millions
of people to whom it has given good
licnth. It Is all tho timo curine diseases
of tho stomach, nerves, kidnoys nnd
blood, nnd it is doinc good every day to
thoiiEaiidd who nro taking it for poor np-
iieiitc, ureu leeiing ntui general ueuiuty.
It is tho best inrdicine money can buy.
Howl's Pills are non-irritating. Price
25 cents 4
NOBLE SENTIMTNTidFMR. BRYAN.
Tho magnates of tho country nil op
pose llrynn. Thoy hato him. They
nro tho men who profit by subsidies
nnd schemes. Of their operations tho
Orcgonian says "Hut upon men already
in possesion of wealth, eomo of them
enormous wealth, millions of dollars,
drawn by taxation from tho labor nnd
ordinary buelnoss of tho country aro to
bo bestowed every year." Theto men
hato Mr. llrynn because ho believes in
oqti'.l priviliges and equal opportunities
for nil. It is becnuso of utternnco liko
tho following by Mr. llrynn, thnt thoy
oppose him.
At Omaha last SaturJay night,
Mr. ISryau wild: Somo people
say that wo democrats aro enemies of
iroKjrty. It is not true. I havo a
homo; I hope I may sometime havo
n better one. I would that every head
of a family hnd n homo and tho hot ir
the homo tho iinppier I would be.
I want property to bo tho reward of
industry and I want every citizen to Ims
pccnru in mu ciijuyiiicnt ui mo proceeds
of his toil. 1 do not envy tho rich,
I nm not desirous of pulling thorn
do vn. I want n civilization that
makes every poor man hope to bo better
off mid relieves tho rich mnn of the
fear that his children will bo trampled
upon If thoy over become poor. I wnnt
n civilization that embraces with'n its
bonfllts every deserving member of sc
iety. I do not wnnt n civilization that
will prevent a man from riding in near
rhino, but I wnnt a civilization
that gives hope to tho driver
of the carrlngo, ns well ns
tho man who rides n it. I want a civ-ll'-.atlon
that gives hopes tho poor
girl that works as well as to ono thnt
sits l'i tho pa lor. I wnnt a civilization
that makes life worth living ' every
human bo'ig. - And when I sneak
thus I nm notnu iiusolflsh man. I nm
solflih.I do not know what may be my lot
Iu tho years to come. I do not knowwltat
will bo tho lot of my children, nnd
if I d.irodto fnvor n system that helped
the few at the oxenso of the many,
my children may no among mo many
who win suiior rather man nmong
fow who will prollt by tho law."
the
CHANGES OF FOUR YEAN'
II ebn-g Hcrlew.
Four years ngo men liko Senator Stow
art, of Nevada, nnd ox-Senator lMfer.of
Kansas, A. M. Stovenson, of Colorado,
nnd Senator Mantel, of Montana, woro
long-hniru I, wild-eyed cranks of tho
most dangoroustype becnuso thoy woro
supporters of llrynn. Now they nro gen
tlemen, scholars nnd patriots of tho most
approved pattern becnuso they nro
supporting McKinley nnd imperialism.
Four yearj ago Iturko Cochran, O. II.
I'. Helmont, nnd Carl Schttrz belonged
to tho highest typo of American citizens
becnuso thoy placed country nbovo
p rty und supportd McKinley. Now
they nro n set of weak shifting, shallow,
politicians becnuso they hnvo declared
for llrynn and tho republic. Four years
ago, ex Coventor houtwell, ox Governor
Hrudford, Webstsr Davis, tieo. Atkliu u
were ropresentntiveti ot nil that wns pure
and good in iolitics because thev were
advocating the election of .McKinley
Now thesu same gentlemen nro light
weight blatherskites and old hns-beens
not orthy of eouslderntion at the hands
ol good, sons' bio, th''iking American
el t liens because thoy are for llrynn und
popular government.
Wo have gleaned tho information given
aliovo from the editorial columns of the
Oregonion.
$100 Reward, SIOO.
The renders of this paper wiM bo
pleased to learn that thero is nt least
one dreaded disease that science has
lHen nble to euro in nil its singes and
that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
tho only positive euro now known to the
medlcul fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, mm I res a con
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
Iho system, thereby destroying the
foundation of tho disease-, and giving tho
imtient strength by building up tho
constitution ami assisting nature in do
ing its worK. wio proprietors hnvo to
mucii lattn lit Its curntivo powers, thnt
they offer one Hundred Dollars for nny
caso that It lails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials
Address, V. J. Cuknky & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Hall's Family Tills are the best
CASTOR I A
For Infants aud Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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worse
For a
woman
To suffer with
skin disease than
it is for a man.
for n smooth skin
nnd n clear com
plexion are es
sential elements
of female beuuty
When the tnint
of scrofula is in
' the blood it will
be sure to show
itself soon or
late. Often its
manifestations
are as repulsive
Many people hae lecn cured of scrof
ula in its most malignant forms by the
use of Dr. Pierce's Golden M'-dlcal
Discovery. This remedy 11 remarkable
for Its power to purify the blood. It
absolutely eliminates the corrupting ele
ments. It makes the blood clean and
rich. It increases the action of the
blood-making glands, and so increases
the quantity of pure blood supplied to
the body.
"I will forever thank you for advising me to
Uke I)r Ilerce'd Golden Medical Discovery.'
write Mrs la Murphy, of I'omla. Pocahontas
Co . Iowa "it ha cured me of clironk wrofula.
of Iwelte )ear' Mandlng t had doctored for
the trouble until I wa completely discouraged
I alo had chronic diarrhea for twelve ear. t
am Iu fowl health now better than t ever was
In my life, owing to lr I'ltrce Golden Medi
cal uloery I took xeteral bottles of the
'I)lcuery' before I stopped "
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, n work for every woman, is sent
free, on receipt of 21 one-cent stamp (to
pnv com ot mailing only), tor paper
Million. Llotn-bouml, 31 itHtup. Ail
dress Dr. It. V. Pierce, Iluffalo
N. Y.
Mot, on For Costs
Justice f the Peace O'Donnld gave lis
ruling Wednesday on plaintiffs motion
for costs lu tho case of Ittinp vs Dawes.
This is tho forcible entry and detainer
caso tried before Justice Johnson, In
which Mrs Ilamp endeavored to hnvo
defendant, Dawes, ejected from n fnrm
which he had rented of her.
There wns n jury trial, pnd Justico
Johnson had the conslnblo select n jury
inn tend of drawing it from tho box. Tho
verdict wns in favor of defendant, nmi
pinintiff nppenied to the circuit, court
whoro it wns remnnded back to justico
couit, Judge Uoiso holding thnt the jury
wns not properly drawn, as It should
havo been drnwn from tho box
Plaintiff then moved for cos's and tho
motion was nrgued beforo Justice O'Don
nld, by Donham &. Martin for pinintiff
nnd Win. Knlser for defendant.
Justico O'Donnld's ruling Is that in
tho enso is not finally settled tho matter
of costs cannot yet be decided.
The Dest Prescription for Malaria.
Chills and fever I) a boltlo HtOroTo'aTn.tvlN)
Chit Toulc. It Is simply Iron and iinlnlue In a
tiwleloM form. No cure uo pay. l'rleo doc,
5-lU0in col
T0DAY7SMARKET.
Portland, Aug. 30 Wheat vn ley Ii7
Q 58, Wnlla Wnlln, tt:ndy 60 (.t 57.
Flour Portland, best grade l'J.85
$3.10. Graham 2 50 M flt.00 )crbhl.
Oats Choico White -Ulftc. urey 3S
& -lOo per bushol.
Mlllstuff Bran, 112.50; Bhorts, Ki 5
Hny Timothy 111012 per ton.
Onions 1.25 for red 1.J15 for Silver-
BkitlB.
Potatoes 10 to -15c per sack.
Uuttor Best dniry, 253!10: fancy
crontnery, -15 to 60c. Store 25c. 30.
Eggs Oregon, 17 to 17HC.
Poultry Chickens. I3.0U to4 00; hens,
U to -i.60; turkeys, live 14 to ll!c.
Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7o per pound.
Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to Oc.
Beef Steers. J0Q.050; cows,$3.60 I ;
dressetl beef, 0W to 7J4C
Veal Dressed, 0 Cb OJc. for small.
Hops 28c. for 181W crop, 8 to 10c for
new crop.
Wool Valley, 12Q13c; Kastern Ore
gon, lOQlUc; Mohair, 25.
Hides Green, salted CO lbs, 880c;
undor 00 lbs, 78X J sheep pelts, 15
20c
BALKM MAnK&T.
Wheat 58 ounds nnd over, 4t.
Wool, 13 to 10c, Mohair, 25c.
Hops 0 to lie
Oats 35 to30c.
Hay Baled, cheat, V -, timothy, flO.
Eggs 15 17c.
Flour In wholesalo lots, 2.60j retail
Mlllstuffs Bran, $13; shorts, $14.
Hogs Dressed, 4iic
Llvo cattle Steers, 3$ ; cows, 2? to
Shoop I3Q3.60.
Dressed Veal 7 cents.
Buttor Dairy, 1620c; creniuory,25:.
Poultry I-nt hens per lb.,7; spring
chickens per lb., 7c.
PotatfHiH now, 30o por bushel.
Apples 25c.
Stops the Couth tai Works off the Coll.
UxatUe Bromn (Jululno Tablets cure a cold in
0110 day. .No cure. No Pay. l'rlce JV;. It sui
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SEPTEMBER 17 TO 22, 1900.
Bigger and Better Than Ever Before
CrounJs Greatly Improved. BullJInjs Rewired and
Renovated. AllStock DulllloisTliorouihly Disinfected
Everything In t'lrsiclass Condition for the Larsest
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Good Racing
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other exhibits hnuled free over tho Southern Taciflc rnilroad. Reduced pnssenger
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Hillsboro, Oregon.
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hO, 197. Tho old standby, of good lasting quality and giving ElailTY UAMH.K I'OWKIL Prico
IDEAL." Not quite M good quality tut giving mine candlo power a tho No, 17, and at half tho
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The 1900 Campaign
IS PROVING
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OF
THAN THAT
The Filipino
IS STILL IN PROGRESS AND
STILL AT THE FRONT.
The Boer War
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The China War
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COMPLICATION OF A CENTURY.
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Round trip tickets (mm n,.,.. ni..
rado SpriitKn, ond Pnoblo to Cl'iicntro
I'eorla and intermediate pointa. will bo
I KZ, T.,i5 '. n,.a' wi" b"
., , A"8"81 1 nnd f'optember 7 nnd
" b" tl September 7 nnd
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
AT RATE OF
One Regular Fare 1'lus $100 k lloum! Trip
Uetttrn Limit October 31, 1900
Ono (.uo to Chicago and return
Aub. 23 si, 25. I'd, (or the
GvA-mR-i ENCAMPMENT
W uli liberal return limit.
SPECIAL TRAIUS
O.nu Nuir Ocr to Ciiicuw, ill leave
Denver 3M5 n , Colorado SpringB!
3:65 p. nu ami Pueblo 8.45 p. m. or exl
7 and 21. Tickets also good on ro-inlnr
tralne. For (nil information apjilMo
4:SSS;,,Ar8ul:SSM,,IOr-
"taunHO.Sli,f&
Fair
state
Exposition Ever Held on the Coast
Every Afternoon
t-un at Mint.
$20,000
M. D. WISDOM, Sec,
Portland, Oregon.
lsbacl) Marjfle?
adjusted at aboyo ralea.
If not whr not? Call nnd aoo tu and
. a trill h.ji.n tn .nil thai .nil fn ml
a Hot Stove
..m,,,
specialty
Phono I5II
BE EVEN
1896
MORE INTERESTING
War
OUR BOYS" ARE
TTLE
HOFER BROS., Publishers.
CANADIAN
?C PACIFIC
ICO Hours Ocean (o Ocean
via
The Imperial Limited
Grand Scenery
Fast Time
Model Accomodations
Tourist and flrst-class sleeping cure
BOSTON,
MONTREAL,
TORONTO,
OTTAWA
ST. PAUL
Por (till iwrtlcularB apply to
E,AJ,.YLi5 " AHllOTT,
A. G. P. A., no Third 3t.
ancouver, I5. O. Portland.
OTEAM WOOD SAW
Xwo. Machines
Work Dona Quickly
Telephone 25S3 black. Leave orders at
arket. M, ix ttiticT. Ykw I'abk. 6-Ot
TO
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Chicago
Hpoelal
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9 V, m
MA HUNTINGTON
"otlKAN HTMAU 5Ti iVS-
8 p m.
KorHan Francisco.
Bail ovcry llva dtya.
Ma
8 p. m
ox Hun
10 p, m.
CUI.UMIUA 1IIVKII
HTKAMt'liV "
in. ,
To Astoria and way Undltigs,
, Dan.
WII.I.AMKTTIt lllvirn
At Hi.
I.
I 1lt
Fur Portland. Niiwljrrir .! '
Halcm
"'""R; . Tnol.y. Thw'jif
j nn nuu cBturuay al O.30 a m. Wed
Trlday
WILLAMKTTK IllVKIl UIVIainT
lloata to Portland an aloTe, Tranilfr. .
street car lino at Orexou City If the stm.2 . h
delayed there. Tlckcw to all polnu ii oi '.!"
WaaulUKton, California or Iho KuL ..""'
checked throuRh from Balem free. ciw5S'"
rail or river routo to Portland, CobiXh,,
made at Portland with all rail, iVaSH0'
Hue. ,W II. Ilt'KUiURme'
Ocn, fas Agt . PotOshJCt
O. M. l)M '
Aitcnt, Trade SUeet dock. fiiSi
City ticket and freight onico 2 ComanwJj
SOUTH AND EASI
VIA
Pacific
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Trniiifl leavo Salem (or Portland nnJ wit
stations at 5 :-10n. in. , 7:61 n. tn, inj
l:U5 p. in.
l.v l'ortlaud..
Lv Balcm...
Ar Ashland, .
Ar Bacrameuto...
Ar Ban Francisco.
- :: A It TSTi
-littiAM lonri
i2.so am m r i
6.-00I'M Aim
-. 7.PM Jjiij
,. & 4 THA rtSTl(
- 9.00 A M 8 N A V
.. 7.45 AM MO A
ArOgdcn....
Ar Oeuvvr. ..
Ar Kansa, Clty
Ar t.'hlcaKO
Ar Ixm Anitcle-
JSM I-
rM :ai ii
Ar FJ I'aK).
600 1' M em p M
Ar Fort Worth
Ar City of Mexico.,
Ar Houston ....
Ar New Orleans
Ar Washington.
CuTO AM 6,10 A M
tS AM 0.3011
3.S.1 AM liS A II
.. esa p M; uri
tit A M . A II
..12:411 M. 1211 PU
Ar Now York .
Pullman nnd Tourists enra on botfi
trains. Chnir cars SncrnmcntotoOgden
nnd El Pneo, nnd tourist enrs to Chicsjo,
St.IxmJ8, Now OrlentiH nnd Wnalilngion.
Connecting nt Hnn FrnnTlscVwItli soy
oral Btenmshin lines (or Honolulu.
Jnpnn, China, Philippines, Centrl inJ
South America.
hk.-o Mr. W. W. Skinner ngont at S!i
Stntion, or nddross
O. II. MAKKHAM, G. P. A.,
Portlnnd, Oregon.
POSSIBLY
You nro not nwnro of tho (net time nJ
superb Bervico now nlTorded by the
i0P'
2
WE HAVE . rt
Daily Fast Trains '
TO THE EAST. m
U you cannot tnko tho morninx trtia
travel via tho evening train, lloth tit
Unoly equipped
"Our Specialties"
Fast Timo, Through Service, Pullmi.
Palaco Sleepers. Pullman Tourist 6!f
ore. Pullman DInors. Library (Cafe) Cm
nnd Free Reclining Chair cars,
Hours in timo saved to Omaha, Cbk
ngo, Kansas City, St. Louts, New York
lioston, and other Knstern points,
Tlckota good to Salt Itko City n4
Denver.
It is toyour Intorest to ueo Tiik Out
uni Limitkd. Tickets and lpil
car berths can bo secured (rom
V. W. Skin.nm.
Agent S. P. Co.
Or Guy Powers, Ag't. O' It. &-
J. II. Loinnop, Gen'l Agent,
No. 16 Third St. Portland Or.
Oregon Shon Lino Railroad
The Direct Routo to
Montana. Utah. Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
Gives choice o( two (avorito rontej, '
tho UNION PACIFIC Fait Mali 1M
or Uio RIO GRANDE Scenic Line.
No Change of Cars.
On tho Portlnnd-Chicago Sjiecial, '1
finest In the West."
Equlppod With'
Klcgant Humlard Sleepers,
Fluo New Ordinary Tourist B!M'In
Huierb Llbrarvlluffet Cars.
Ppfendlp Dinners. Meals a la carle.
Free ItecllnlngCbairCsn.
Comfortable Coaches and Hmoiers.
Entire Train Uompletelj Vestlbuled.
For (urther informntion apply '
J. R.NAGEL, aUYPOUUS
Trav. Pnns. Agt. Agent O. K.
142 Third St. Portland Or. Salr
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME OAHD.
No
2 For Yanulna:
Train leaves ilbany
Vi:lO p. w
Train leaves Corvallis..
1:10 p. '
Train arrives Yanulna
6:65 p. w
No. 1 Returning: w
Leaves Yuqulna 'IX S
Leaves Cor vail Is ,,:32a,5
Arrives Albany 12:10 p.
No. 3 For Detroit; ,,,.
Leaves Albany !:!5!I'm
Arrives Detroit 11:20a."1'
No. 4 Returning:
Leaves Detroit .
Ai rives Albany
No. 5.
Leaves Corvallis . ...
Arrives Albany
No. 0.
Leaves Albany ,
Arrives Corvallis
12:10 p-w
6:45 p."
0:00 a.
, 0:45 a.
7:20 P. B'
1 8:05P,U
t a ... .. f AlhAnV1
lOD
wiic aim iwo wuiiHu "V, ..'.ini
Corvallis with Southern Pacific ti";
giving direct service tD ana in" ;
rnirt and adjacent beaches. . .i
Trains (or the mountains ""'Jf,!.
Detroit at noon, giving auip' "."JJ
to reach camping grounds oc i
Breltenbush and Santlani "r
same day. ,,, iii
Five nnd six connect at Albany
the Albany local to and Irotu JJJ-
I
P Kl' BT . TIM SCHMUL? "-
ron Krom Portland. ,
. . . .
Southern
I, TBBNK'K Aat AlUny.Or.