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Newspaper Page Text-;iii rTK5AitMit nrSfln'iilinllnSliMil i fc'f iff 11 ! i a V V v , . H jRS-- ...,.- "-7,'' Shapely Married Women be .iCUlliiV Mil- meat prepares the body for the strain upon It, and preserves the symmetry of form Motiiib's Fiwd also obrUtti mother safely through this critical period without pain It Is woman created timing, nd thousands eralefully tell of the great good It basdonethem Sold by all drui(tts it i 00 per bottle Our little book, telling all about this great remedy, will be Mnt free to any address by The IHlufilu Ksollator covpant, Atlanta, OeorgU. The Man vVho Doubts! X X In every community there is the man who doubts. He "don't believe" he can get a ready to wear suit that will fit him; he "don't believe" that we can save him money on cloth ing he "don't believe" our advertisements; he "don't believe" anything or anybody, and yet the chances arejenjlo one he goes out with one of our suits on his back. X X X X wl.-.; Because there is proof in our stock to convince w "' 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 jhem; selves in every case below the fieures 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 G, W, Johnson & Company, , The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. TOE MILT JOURNAL BY HOFER BROTHERS, FRIDAY, AUG. 31, 1000. Daily Ono Yoar, 3.00 In Advanoo Dally Pour Months $1. In Advance Wookly Ono Yoar St.OO In Advanoo JOURNAL X-RAYS. Watch old LI Hung Chang corrul the Chlncso situation. Alae, Huntington's nopliovr succeeds him and wo aro left again. Rsturned Nomltes can mako 0 and 0 cents a box picking up prunes. Why IsThbJooiwal like-hop picker's money? It can't help hut circulate. A A As McKInloy could not raise- the- prlco of wheat, why not give Hryan a chanco? A ft Thero Is ono natlvo will bo found ready for tho hop-pickers tho Oregon Ilea. ft That hub a cuto stroke of Uncle Bam falling in wIUi Itussin in recognizing old Li II tin ft- Chang. A ft ft The Stoto Press Association meets at Ashland and Salem this year hore on Tress day of tho Btato Fair. Tho Itopublcan olllco-hoUlers aro ex cusable for invariably scolnga bright outlook for McKInloy, and incidentally for themselves. ft A ft Let us all pray for thrco weeks, nt least, (take no loss, and better make it four,) of weather llko this to Bavo our fruit and hop crops. ft ft ft Tho Batem press club is purely for tho public benefit, llko the bar association. Like tho lawyors, they will tight In print, but fraternize socially. ft True to ills principles, Balem's Water Kathor J. M. Wallace, President of tho Water Co., has taken to water for his completo restoration to health. Ho is at ISoswoll Springs. ft ft ft If tho trusts Iiavo nil been advancing prices under tho McKInloy adiuinistra tlons, and aro nil opjiosod to Uryau's election, doos it not stand to reason that if Hryan were elected tho prlco of trust goods would all have to come down? If tho trusts really oppose Ilryan they must have a good reason for opposition. 1 i Orfsslicd Lsfcor. DtituiKtniAM, Ala,, Aug. 31, Organ ized lubor roproientatives from all over the statu aro holding a meeting hero to day for the purnse of forming n state federation- It U held by the labor leader hero that such n federation Is the only missing link In tho almost por feet chain of labor organizations in tho state, and It is to supply this that tho mooting was called. The allotment in .attendance isi five delegates to each central body; one delegate for each hundred members of any union; one dttlegato for euclt union with less than one hundred members. Turkey's Jubilee. Constantinoi'Lk, Turkey Aug. 31, Sultan Abdul Hamid has ordered for to day a grand Jubilee In celebration of tho twenty-fifth anniversary of Ills accossion to the throne. Great preparations have been made to give due honor to the aus picious occasion. All tho buildings along both sides of the ltospborus, which is 20 miles long and varies from one to one half miles In breadth, are gaily decorated, and tonight will undergo magnificent electrical illuminating. Thousands of electric lamps aro strung along this much-used water-way and when lighted will present an imposing spectacle. Grand services are being hold in the mosques and temples and will continue tonight. This afternoon a magnificent banquet is spread (or vast crowds of it people. Deputations from all Mussul " man communities in the world are pre eut, including the Bhali, Khedive, ami several oi the rulers of the llalkan stats. Urttr wenUti eortU 1 sniply. prtttjr Bjrare. Jjbd manyr them deplore the lost of Ihtlrelrllsb forms iirnimit "",;"-;.:,"' aroded. howeTer, by Ibe um of lOtnc muinci una.. . Morula's fore baby comet. this .-.I--tin iihi. Mother's Friend have in store for you. X X Tho Button also intends to inaugurate bo mo great works for tho public good. Among theso aro a now water-supply for this city andanowunlvcslty. Tho poets and historians of tho empire will contri bute with accounts of tho Sultan's pious works and the great things ho has ac complished. Theso will be translated into all languages and distributed through out tho world. SALEM HAS A PRESS CLUB. NewJtipcriWorker) of the Capital idly Form a Union. A meeting was hold Thursday evening at tho 0 111 co of Fr.ink Davoy to organlzo a local press club. Thero waB n good attendance of the newspaper mon of tho city and a pcramanent organisation was offceted. Tho purposo expressed by thoso pres old at the meeting was to bring nil legit imate newspaper pcoplo of the city i ito a closer fraternal and social relation, to oncourngo lltornrz workers who aro con nccted witli tho press, and by united ef fort to promote their own intorests and through tho organization to look after matters of n public nature. The Proccedlois. tix-Goy. J. H. Fletchor was chosen chairman, and Frank Davoy secret' ry. The chair appointed A. W. Prescott, Frank Davey and K. Hofer a committee on constitution and by laws. During n recess tho commltteo drafted n constitu tion which provides that tlio member ship eliall consist of men and women ac tively engaged in nowspaper work in Balem or whoso chief occupation is jour nallsm. Tho usual olllccrs nre provided for and wcro olocted as follovs,attor the adoption of tho repert: J. II. Flotchor, president; K. Hofer, vice.presldcnt: Frank Davoy, Bccretury treasurer: A. W. Prescott, II. G. Guild and Scott llozorth, executive committee, the president and secretary being also mouthers of tho committee, ox-ofllclo. It was ngrcud that tho olllcors and members of the club should meet with Mtb. IMyth Tozier Wcathurred on Bat urday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to ascer tain what is necessary to bo dono on Press I).iy at tho Btuto Fair, mid to asjlst in doing it. The club adjourned nt tho call of tho president. An Cvenlac Runaway. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Florence Moran, an em ploy eo of tho asylum hired a team in this city to drive to Hiley Cooler's hop yard near Independence, to bring homo hor eon who was working there. On their return I hoy left tho hop yard just before dark and when noar Mrs. llodson's farm near Kola, tho team b. came frightened at a broken down wagon and shied out of tho road and the buggy was overturned and the occupants hurled to the ground, lioth escaped without being Injured. The team arrived in this city last night about t) o'clock without any buggy, and the liveryman in ootnpany with a Jouhnal reporter drove to Polk county in search of tho missing driver. When the lady left yesterday she did not inform the liveryman as to what hop yard she was going to ami it was some time before they could find which direction she had taken; but she was filially located at Kola and brought back home. Tho buggy was found in west Sa lem somewhat demoralised, and brought in. New Rullsr. Olerk M. L, Chamberlain, of the Btute School I-und Itoard, has issued a eliculur lettor to tho attorneys of the board in the several counties, advising them of the fact that according to a rul ing of David M, Dunne, collector of in ternal revenue, it will not bo necessary to arils revenue stamps to sheriffs deeds in cases where (oievlosuro sales result in the property being purchased by the state, Where To Flni t. YVillson's Shaving Parlors carry a stock of Nowbro'sHerpiolde, tho now mid in fallible cure for dandruff and falling hair, advertised in another column of this lior. 8 3lm Old Post Olllce Saloon opposite the hotel Willamette bandits the famous Albany beer. Albany beer is free from poisonous iugredluuts. T. Nelson, Prop, S-l'l-lm tSdmBtm LETTERS OF A SALEM TRAVELER Mrs. Wiggins Writes of Her xperiences in Elirope. Describes the Slf bti la EoflinJ, st the Paris Exposition and on the Continent. Tub Haode, July 31st, 1000. Jiut had a note from Papa, inclosing your letter. Papa says it is still awfully hot in Paris, and that I was wiso to stay whero it is cool. I had to wear my jack et all day today, you know this is so near the coast. I want to tell you of my good fortuno no, not good fortune, but Providence. You know 1 was so disappointed not to go into the Dutch houses hero in the country, well this morning I went out on my wheel followed a canal into the country, taking a few photos and looking for something tv sketch this afternoon. I found a lino old wind-mill, put my camera on tho tripod, and in moving around in tho deep grass ind weeds I almost stumbled over n yonng man who was painting in oils. Ho spoko to me In Dutch and I answered in English. Then ho said: "Oh, You aro English, aro you?" and wo proceeded toconverso in English. As usual thero woro n dozen chlldron following mo, and tho boys were bound to bo in the picture, right in front of tho lens. I could do nothing with thorn, but ho made them stand around, and posed a llttlo girl for me. He is n very nlco young man, a Christian, and Interested in tho Y. M. C. A. work,too,so when ho offered to go with mo on a wheel to his country relatives to sketch and photo graph tho interior of their houses I did not hesitato to accept ids offer, and ho seemed so pleased to bo able to bIiow mo Holland. I'll novor corao hero again without learning n llttlo Dutch, or Holland, rather ; they don't call it Dutch, Yesterday tho ''Great Market" was held, and I got on my wheel about four o'clock and wandered down tiiero. I did not cxicct to see much;but what was my surpriso to see thrco or four long blocks of tent booths, with everything you could Imagine for sale ; clothing, Dowers, pottery, stoves, fish, regular juuk shops, fruit, hotcakes and bread, bIioos, hats, candy, etc. etc. Of courso you can guess which ones drew me like powerful maguots tho junk shops and oh, what a temptation It was to buy tho things I could not carry homo. I don't covet tho boau- tlful jewels I eco, but I'm afraid I do tho copper and brass. Tho peoplo hero hato tho English and write books against them and sell them right hero. Thursday is tho queen's mother's birthday. Tlioy aro making great prep arations for a celebration. August C It has been very stormy for two days. Yesterday I sat in the dining room window an J sketched tho street. Thorowero two beautiful Hol land Hags floating in the breeze, loft from tho decorations of tho day boforo. Thursday we went out to eomo old houses belonging to tho servants of a frlond of Mr. Vanderhoop, ami because it was n holiday they had go no to tho city, so wo could not get In. I was so disappointed. Mr. Vanderhoop thinks that wo Americans aro so reckless, and when I would rldo my wheel within six feet of tho canal lie was euro I would fall in I And when I carried an um brella on my wheel lie fairly held his breath, and then oxclaimed: "My wohdl butyoualiclovah!" That Bounds just llko an Englishman, doesn't it? I expect to luivo hore early Monday morning, so that I may reach Hotter dam by 8 a. m and Paris that night. I received a telegram from papa on Thurs day, saying that ho hod left for Ger many to get away from tho heat of Paris, I havo been almost too cold all day, and had to sit with my jackot on part of tho time. It has been so pleas ant hero, and I havo boon feeling so well all the the time, but I fear that Paris will take away all of iny ambition. I am more than ready to go homo. I must tell you about my narrow es cape. 1 tliougut I would go around tlio cornor, about two of our blocks away, to get eomo fruit, as I could buy live times as much for tho money as 1 1 tho hotel, so I rotlo my wheel to avoid wot feet as my rubbers aro In Ilottendam, and had to carry an umbrella, as it was rain ing quite hard. I got thero all right and was just starting back when Iliad tho narrowest escae of my life. A man was walking directly in front of my wheol, crosswise, and tho wind was blowing so ho couldn't hear my bell. Ho rlpally heard Just In time to keep mo from striking him, ami by that tlmo I was on tho street car track, and looked up to boo a heavy wa;on and horeo com ing toward mo at a very fast gait and al most uon me, I hesitated half a second as to which way I should turn and thr It was too late, for tho horse's head was over my handle bars, still coming, with his head drawn back to keep from strik ing me. Oh ! but ho looked like a mon ster, I thought of a thousand things In that instant, and then jumped, wheol and all, onto tho narrow two and one half foot sidewalk without a hundreth part of a second to spare, and then I thought my foot would bo run over. 1 landed on tho spoke of my wheel and I tell you I was thankful for that escape. Tho horse w as going too fast to stop.and ho would have trampled mo to death. The driver did not even etop, and the men who came to my help jabbered away and looked daggers at him. My handle bars were twisted, but tho wheel was uninjured. You know "prldu al ways goes before a fall," and the lady who sold the fruit came to Beo the "won der'' mount with an umbrella in her hand, and sho looked bo admiringly at me when I mounted easily, that I was quite pleased with myself, hence de served my fall. 11 1 M.V I -ttiiitmmHmfmlmm MMHMVWMMMM- A JWeak Stomach is the causo of all disease. It makes im pure blood, and this enfeebles tho heart, lungs, liver and kidneys. Strengthen the digestive organs with Hostetter s Stomach Hitters, and your health will Improve Everyone needs itto keep tho bow els from becoming clogged. To thoso who have tried other remedies in vain, this will prove worth its weight in gold. Our i'HIVatb KEVENt'K STAMP covers the neck of tho bottlo. There Is Nothlof "Just as CuoJ." Hostetter's Stomach Bitters I saw Murlllo's "Madonna and Child" nt the art gallery hero tho other day, and I could hardly bear to leave it, it was so beautiful. It and another of Murillo'e nt London aro my favorites of all I havo seen, with many of Franz Hals's and Itombrandt's next. But I havo seen nothing to speak of yet in PariB. It has cleared up now, and I may remnin hero over Monday, leaving on Tuesday the 7th.' "Delays Are Dancerous." A small pimple on yourfacomoy seem of llttlo consequence, but it shows your blood is impure, and impure blood is what causes most oi tho diseases from which people suffer. Uctter heed tho warning given by the piraplo and purify Sarsaparilln. This medicino cures all diseases due to uau uioou, lnciuuiug scrofula and salt rheum. Tho non-irritating cathartic Hood's Pills. 5 Tour of 5onf. Nkw York, N. Y., Aug. .11. Two hundred members of the Arion Singing Society, with their wifes or sweethearts, started from hero today for a tour of England. Thero will bo a grand wind up in Boston whero tho Arouitcs will bo cntortalned by the Orpheus MubIcoI Socloty, ono of tho oldost in tho county. Tho proceeds of nit concerts of tho tour will bo given to the charitable organizations of tlio different cities vis ited. To Cure a Coll In One Day Ttio Laxative llromo Qululne Tublels. Alt druggliu refund the money If It falli to cure. K. i. OroTc'i ilguiluro li on eacU box. &c. Married la Havana. Account has reached this city of tho weddimr at Havana. Cuba, of Captain Edward P. Mahonov and Miss Martinez of that city. Salem peoplo will remem ber Captain Mahonoy as tho young oi fleer In tlio Cuban nrmv who was hero something over twoycars ago, in tho interest of tho Cubans who were then Btrueidim.' for their liberty against tho despotism of Spain. Ho has sinco made his homo in Havana nnd lias been cm ployed in tho public service. They are K'nK l0 be together just as much as before; ko'K to ride the wheel, take little pleasure jaunH, etc., enjoying everything together. Isn t that what many a young couple promise each other? And yet, how very soon the wife begins to say "No, I don't think I enre to go. You go nlonc, dear," Young women don't reckon on the great physical changes which follow mar riage. How can they when they are allowed to grow up in entire ignorance of vital physiological facts? They feel languid, weak and nervous. Sometimes there is headache nnd backache. The pulse no more leaps in answer to the thought of a spin on the wheel, women who have used Dr. Pierce's Pnvorlte Prescription, know how promptly the languor, headache, backache, nervous neks nnd weakness are cured by this medicine. Many husbands write in gratitude to Dr. Pierce for the medicine which gives them back the wife's compan ionship, as it gives her back her health. "All prle Is due to you for your wonderful 'Favorite Prescription.' writes Mr John W Corrman.of KllUburg, Casey Co Ky. "My wife suffered with female irregularity, was confined to td every three weeks After utlnx two bot tles of lr Pierce's Favorite Prescription she was cured, and has not suffered any derauge uicul since. Your Favorite Prescription' is a boon to delicate women " There is no alcohol in " favorite Pre scription," and it is entirely free ham opium, cocaine and all other narcotics. DontBeDuped Tlioro have Nim ptm-ud Uxm tlio marke luvcml clump rvpriius of an olwilelo edition of " VVUMtor's liletloiuiry," Tlwv are Iwluir oUcrvd under v urlotu naiuve at u low prlco By dry goods donlors, irroeors. agent, otp., an In a few liuttiucoa as u premium forubjrip Ikrnuto iwiRim. Aunouuwiuentsotthvso comparatively Worthless reprints aro very mkdoadluiri for Inatanco, 11m y are udxertKil to tw the iltuiitll equivalent of u lilifnor-pricod book, whoi; In r.llty, mi far us wo know and bollove, tbuy uru ull, from A to 'A, Reprint Dictionaries, plKitotvio copkw of a liook of over titty ewra uko, w bk'h In Its ibiy as mM for ntwut M el, uimI which was miKii surior In iM'r, print, and biudliiK to thou Imitation, twin tltoii a work of some merit Inttoud of one Long Since Obsolete. TImi supplement of IO.UO so-cuIUhI "new word," w filch somo of thio books urv adv it tbd to contain, iu compiled by u Kvutlo nuin who dkxl over forty yesrs uko, and ntu puUUilMxl before UU death, UUrt minor tuklltiotuB are probably of more or ItM v uluo. Tlw Webster's Uasbrldied Dlctloosry pub lWiol by our house Is thv mil) meritorious ono of that iiaiuo familiar to this irenorutkm. It contain over au) paioa, with lllutra tkMis on nearly every patfv, and loam our Imprint oil tbo title paue. It U protcvlvd by oop) riitht from ibeup Imitation. valuable as this work t. vte bavo at vast oxioiiko published a tliorouglilj rvvieod DiuxvMor, miowu throughout the world as Webster's Internstlonsl Dictlonsry. As a dlctlouary last a lifetime you should Get the Best. Tlhutrutod pamphlet free Addnv R. & C- UERBIAM CO, SsrlattltlJ, Mas for acceptable Ideas. State If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, BaJtiaore. Md. 0gWlMfcbd)si Uui Oregon state Fair SALEM, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 17 TO 22, 1900. Bigger and Better Than Ever Before Grounds Greatly Imtroved, Dulldlnts Repaired and Henovaied, All Stock Dulldlnts Thoroughly Disinfected Everything In Flrstclass Condition for the Largest and Best1 Live Stock Show and Agricultural Exposition Ever Held on the Coast Good Racing Music and I $20,000 IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES Auction salo of livo Block will bo mado a leading feature All livo stock and other exhibits hauled free over the Southern Pacific railroad. Itcdiiccd passenger rates on all rnilroads. For premium list nnd other information, nddreBa W. II. WEHRUNG, Pres., Hiilsboro, Oregon. WHY USE BECIIDBR TIIRr LIQI1T AND ARK LONG MVKD. WK RKt.L TIII1EB (1RADKB: "YOdEA" VVKIJJBAC1I MANTL-K, Tho very latest thin In maMlM. liurablo ana elves ONK IIUKnitKD CANDLK lAVVKIl with a consumption of only three feet per hour. Trlco60c. NO, 197. The old Itamlby, of good lasting quality and giving KIOUTY CANDLE TOWKH, llico 30 cenu, 'IDEAL." Not'qulte u good quality but glvlug urns caudlo power u the No, 197, and at half tho price, IS cent. Any of then mantles put on and bum rs properly adjusted st abovo rate. DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? WifWl.?ollA ,"' a 11ETTKK LIGHT for LESS MONEY with one of thco burners thau with any other form of artl. Octal light, Wo havo gas stores alto. Let us show them to you. SALEM QA8 LIGHT CO 71 Chemeketn St.. Telophono 663. 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 THOS.MILNB SUCCESSOR TO L. 51. KIRK Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill-Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prompt and careful attention given to tho delivery of goods to any part of tho city. 54 to 58 State St. Phone 871. The 1900 Campaign IS PROVING TO THAN THAT OP The Filipino 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 LITARY COMPLICATION OF A CENTURY. 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. TRY IT AND BE CONTENT. HOFER BROS., Publishers. More Cheap Excursions to the East Hound trip tlckots from Denver, Colo rado Springs, and l'uohlo to Chieaijo. Peoria and intermediate points, will ho sold August 10, and Soptemher 7 and SI, by tho GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT KATK OF One Kcgabr Fare Tlas $2 00 Tr Koaal Trip Kettirn Limit October 31, 1IW0 One fare to Chicago and return Aug. 23 S4, a6, 3l, for the G. A. R ENCAMPMENT ith liberal return limit. SPECIAL TRAIriS Ow Vmn M. m. r. , in , Denver 3-AH n m . (Vdnrn.i v...t 3:55 p. m. and Pueblo 2.45 p. m. lor ox. eiirsionsof Aug. 10 and 24, and Sept. 7 and 21. Tickets alto good on rejular trains tor full information apply to 4' w 9?orsR' Geu- a1' Portland Or. n. ii. luuxrsu.f, A, U. f. A., . TuiHifca, .nn Jon Ssbabtusc Q. p. A., Chua Ko Every Afternoon un at Might. $20,000 M. D. WISDOM, Sec, Portland, Oregon. W?lsba(b Matfle? OIVB A 000 Phone I5II BE EVEN MOKE INTmiRSTINr. 1896 War CANADIAN ?C PACIFIC 100 Hours Ocean to Ocean VIA-t- The Imperial Limited Grand Scenery Fast Time Model Accomodations Tourist and first-class sleeping airs qp f BOSTON, III MONTREAL, III TORONTO, ill OTTAWA 1 J ST, PAUL For full particulars apply to K. J. COYLK, 11. H. AUROTT, A.G. P. A no Third St. ancouver, B. O, Portlaud. QTEAM WOOD SAW VJ Two Machines Work Done Quickly. Telephone 25S3 hlaok. Leave orders at residen.e on 12th street, or Stelner's arket. M. V.j Flkkt, Ykw Pabk. 6-6t U.R.&H. roa From PortUmi it, C1iIcs.ro! b(cll Omli. .T f.V.."rih vios. m Iuls,Uhlco md KmL' w, i I HlK)- ksno liff'aiVWSft.MlWsf5? Flyer SflOpm MkwcLieIi3Ki-.u,,,,lf Atlsiv tlo Ki VIA HUNTINOTON rwviu uV.i V 1 . rvttr" 8 pm. Hor Bun FrtticUco, d(u oTcrjr avs dsji. h so. m. ox. Hun COLUMII1A UIVEI1 Hatiir ilsy 10 p, m. UIKAMEKH. lo Astoria ml wy LnLd0, CM J rs WILIiAMETTH nivvt, N" Lcsve Vnr l.llatwl MAt 'I .. Vh.V.-""'""". iui in, I,1 M Kalem uir.n.F-B.tarT.VUilC, Ifl viu.AMnTK kivek Division IUisIji Ui 1'ortls.ncl mltf... . .' street cr line at Ore (?on CUT If the 1IU?1 ' iHS?'.!.7JLeJL. luS! checked tbroagh from BsJem free rvl! rail or river route to 1-ortland (&L made at I'ortland with all rail, ocunSSf? lines. vv li 'uuBYslit Asont. Trade BSdira City ticket and freight offlw2Mc0i;oeJ1 SOUTH ANDlii VIA IA Pacific I, THE SHftSTA ROIill Trains ieavo Salem for Portland ujn, I stations atC j 10 . tn. , 7:64 s, m. u i :uo p. rn. I.T I'ortland. 8.30 A M "fim I.T Balcro. 1100 A M UK II U ln Ar Ashland Ar 8scramnto.. Ar Ban Francisco... .U30 A it -6O0PM 7. ' U I Jin ArOgilon. .. Ar ucavcr. Ar Kansa, City. Ar Cblcaro... "5.44A ii iim SOOAM INli 735 A H ta 7.15 A M rXll Ar Ixm Anjclea. Ar FJ Pato... Ar Fort Worth . Ar City of Mcitco Ar Houston Ar New Orleans Ar Washington zrnsTnr 600 P M 8.30 A U WA SJ5 A M 635 P M.' -HUM Will nil s 1 1 iVJtll IJlii tail ioi Ar row lora -11 M V M Pullman and Tourists cars on trains. Chair enrs Sacramento lo Orid nnd Kl Paso, and tourist cars to Color OU AAJUIH, AltJW JIIUmiBIIU II MUlUgiOj Connecting at San Frandisco with oral BteaniBhip lines for HonoliJ Japan, China, Philippines, Central i boutn America. too Mr. W. W. Skinner agent stEt'ej Station, or auuross O. H. MAKKHAM. G. V. A.. Portland, Oregon I POSSIBLY You nro not awaro of tho fast time superb service now atlorileil by the 8pICT0fV 2yvn HAVE " Daily Fast Trains TO THE CAST. ' rtjn II vou cannot tako tho mernlni: travel via tho ovenine train. Bell I flnoly equipped. "Our Specialties" Fast Tlmo. Tliroutrh Service. Palaco Sleepers, Pullman Tourist W ers, i'uiiman liiners, L.iurary susjw and Froo ltccllnlni; Ulialr cars. Hours in tlmo savetl to Omshs. ( ai;o, Kansas City, St. Louis, New H uoston, ana otnor f.aBtern potnu. Tickets good to Salt Uko City K Denver. It is tnvniir Interest to use Till I land LiMiTKU. Tickets and ileeH car berths can ho secured from W. W. Bnxxtt AcentB.P.Ci Or Guy Powers, Ag't. u .! OSIcm v .T II Tximrku rnnM Aci.nl. No. 135 Third St. Portlnl& Oregon Shon Line Tho Direct Koute to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite root J tlio UNION PAOIFIO 1 or Uie RIO GRANDE Scenic LUv Un Chnnap nf fiarSi On the Portland-Ghicago BprcW, finest in the West." Equipped With' Uegaut Hundard 81iri. Une New Ordluary TourUl HfP Buperb Ubrarv-Iluffet cars. Bnfcndlp Dinners, MeaUalstsW Free Keclliilng- Chair firs. uomroruuio ixxxnes ana """;, KuUre Train Completelr iW For further Information VEl J. it. xhauci., ui i';v.i T I'... Ant. AoMltO.A',,'7 1W TI.I.I CI t..ll.ml fir. "'"I Con & Eastern T13II5 CAIID. iiu - cur iuijuiiiu. 4u, Train leaves Albany 'jd urain leaves torvania.... :.. Train arrives Yaaulna . '' No. 1 Returnlnk'! ..v,i Leaves Yaqulna .,1 Leaves Corvallls ''J iii: Arrives Albany J No. 3 For Detreit: .j Arrives Detroit " No. 4 Returning: ,mi Leaves Detroit tji Arrives Albany...... ' "' No. 6. jt Leaves Corvallls . i.q No. 0. . Jul Leaves Albany r!m,I Arrives Corvallls.......;.- une aua two connect r:r.pi Corvallls with Southern Pc'" A Hiving direct service ""' 1 port and adjacent beacnes. ,i Trains for the uiountalP' . J Detroit at noon. glvln to reach campinir Krouno'i Hreitenbusu and Santiam n same day. , . .ikuj' Vino nn.l mf-r PAtineCt St AITc hiAteKjrltoMd Southern i. truaru ot ,MW