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Miss Frnnkle Hatha
way, of Sixteenth Street,
Holland, Mich., says : t
"I nin twenty-one
years old. At sixteen I
was pale and weak. Uy
the time I was nineteen
yeais old I was so Weak I
could not walk across the
floor. I was terribly ema
ciated nnd my skin had
lost nil color. The doctor
pronounced the disease
Amcmia. Ueing advised
to try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People. I
bought a box, and before
I had taken all of the pills
found that they were doing
me good. Appetite in
creased and the healthy
color began to show in my
cheeks nnd lips. I con
tinued to use the pills
until I found myself per
manently cured. Since
then I have hnd no return
of my old trouble. I
know that Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People
saved my life, and I be
lieve that no other medi
cine could have done it."
From Ottawa Times,
Holland, Mich.
Dr. W ami 1 nlr I'llln fnf
I'ald I'coplo urn cold liynll tlini;.
ciim nr uirrci.mjm wo nr.
VV llllntii Medicine Co , HcliciK
trimly, N. .1., pMmld on ro-
taipl nr price, we. pvr box, nix
uoxca 12.W.
The Man
Who 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 are Jen to one he
goes out with one of our suits on his back. X X X X
WU..? Because there is proof in our stock to convince
vvlAy' the most confirmed unbeliever. There's styje
here; there's beauty; there's care in make; there's artistic tail
oring; there's proper finish; there's jood 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 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.
i
OUR NEWPORT LETTER
Describes Occratlotn an Pinnacle Huck.-Wnrk
of the Marine Diver-The Officers In Chine. J
NnwroiiT, Amr. 31. Departures of
flu minor reHOtleranrolnereuHlngund thin
busy plucoeoonbo will red 11 cod toitsorlg
1 im I population, Tholltllo nteain r-choon.
or of llio onjtlneorliig department has
been lotting off 11 low inoro IiIiidIh on
Pinnacle Hook nnd tho nqtiatti' pyre
toclinlu have been a grand feature of
thu summer entertainment. Bllvursldo
enliiionaru running ijiiltu freely but
have not yet learned to hike troll with
uncontrollable nvhtlty That fashion,
nblo region known na Nye llrook bus
emptied itHolf of ita mixed population of
city people, farmers, Indians mul half
breeds. Tho last excursion of tlio seas
on mur tho Con Mils nnd Kasturn rath
way will bo In Sunday mid tlio gayest of
ninny teutons hero la prtietlwally our.
Out Over the liar.
It was a great privilege accorded tho
reporter of Tiik Jodknai to go out over
tho bar a number of times on tho gov
ernment steamer of tlio engineering do
partmunt to witting operations for tho
removal of Pinnclorock.
Tlio WrliildvvorLed 0110 day to raise 11
sunken ghifnnol bouy. Severe blasting
uloftu to it started tho rlvota in tliu
heavy steel bollor platia of vvlilch it la
constructed. Next day It llotited level
with tho iwi and then It disappeared
As It was ten feet long nnd tlx ft el in
dluinctor, audi a'u obataclo rolllnir on
tho bar is ory dangerous. A spur-bony
was let down to mark its location, Tlio
dlvor went down niter tho Wrljjht em-t
un anchor and hitched a haw rer. Hut
tho llltlu donkey engine on tho Ikhv
was too weak to keop It coming uur 11
single snatch-block, The capstan was
manned but tho lift proved too heavy.
A float wus anchored to show tho h).
altlon of tho sunken bouy nnd It will ho
taken up Urn ilrst tuny tho lighthoiuo
tender Mauiaulta ooir.us along. Diver
Dullocquo was down n half hour walk
ing abou until ho found it. lie can
only boo about Uvofeot ahead of him
on a cloudy day. On this trip ho dl.
covorod a slight loalc in hi armor canned
by n soctlou of tlio bras collar being
spriiiig. Itoforo ho wnm up hla milt was
f full of water but bo pluokily stuck
Ids task till ho hnd u lutcli on tho
uy, Ho was only working in twenty
foot of water and was In no groutdingor.
Tlioro arc many different kinds of our
rents on Yaqulna bar. 'the work on
Pinnacle rock has been done at both high
und low tides. Only about two hours
uro left for work lit slack vvuter. When
Micro has been wty flue water tho crow
o! tho Wright have put In nearly a full
day working oven on Sunday. Btrlct
guard had to bo kept to prevent reckless
slght-sei from towln themaolvea
away and get ting oi t to wo the oxplo
slona, tWuuli tho lerrors of sca-lcknes
kejit iBOt jHioply ashore.
A Danterout Obstacle.
I'iuunclo rock la "UOUfeut from tho end
of tho Jetty, but not In a lino with Unit
Htruutiiro. It In on t lino with tliu iliff
on which Htuiids tho old Yniulna liclit'
hoiiho, hIiowIhc ft to bo it cotitliuutlou
of tho Iciiku or Imckhoun of blue, f I111I0,
01 Indnrattsl bluii ihiy tlint conatitutca
tho lloor ot tlio ocean on tldi coast.
In July 1HU5 tlio(I(ineralVrl(jlit atruek
this rock vvlillo Hiirvoylnt; at dead low
wutor under direction of dipt. .1. (1, llol
comb. Tho Yiiquluu Olty atruck n rm'k
and broke, her rudder, when thoro wus
twenty fiKit of water on tlio bar, It could
not bnvu been other than tlio i'lnimcle.
Tho echoouor Itobartd Ima touchinl tho
rook hovernl llmcH, but always oecuped,
It coat thu Kovtiriimout WKK) to repair
tho HkIiIIiouhii tender Manxunitx aitor
HoraphiK a lot of bur coporoff on I'in
uncle, and diver I!tIt(Xiiii Iiiih brought up
sevoral eptrlnioiiH of lior mutnl bottom.
Thero have Iwcn olplit clinrcca of
owdur put In and tho top of tlio lock la
reduced to II or lfi feet ut low water.
Tho rent fHsomu70feit lonttaud UOlulO
(eut at low water and dipt. Win. W.
Hurts has ordered IhU reef cut down to
15 feot at low water. A Hccond lot of
tho fxptodvoi) ciiiuu in Monday ami the
force under dipt. I'ululnnun baa ilia
clmntnd aomo of tho tjieatent submarine
hhwts aver hit off on llili co.vat and is
still ItatloiiiiK away at thin willing
Hjw the Work I Done.
Oiiptalu Win, W. Ilarti1, eoqn 0'
enluiNTH, U, S Army, Matloucd at
1'ortliind ami in cbaruo of all co.iat
harbors in Oregon south nf t'n Ooluin
bin, pl.iniusl tint rumoval of Pinnnule
rock, ilet.illluv; dipt J. S. rolheinns to
carry on tho work. A mirvcy v1i uniilo
und tho rock sodelluilely IikmiIimI that he
(.111 v, riidit 011 top of it at any timo.
About 11 Ion and a half of uitro
Kolntlu, tho IiIjjIuhI explosuu known
th.it U iMiiimsrcUdly uvailable, ban been
iikhI ro far in Moulin; out tho I ink It
Is a mlxtnro of into yljcurlno nnd 1:1111
cotton, comes in lUly hiiiiuI crtos, th.
heaviest charge put into tills lock Im
lim oM H)iinds, but tho oharnui varying
from &0 to I0O k)iiuda, llnsl by 11 battery
wire at a dht'anco of 80(1 to HXKlftet.
"Brevity is the
Soul of Wit."
V!I U wtsiUvn. UooJbUft, Impm
Wax Is hinng death. HtAtth depends
on good Hood. Disease is due to hJ
Mood, The Nood can rv purified.
Legions fAy Hood's SarupjinlUi Amer
ici's Greyest Dlood Medicine, purifies iU
A brief story M it tells the tile.
cJ&cdb SaUafiatitfn
Tho saino cxplojlvo was used In blowing
up of 8hng rockn'.Snn Franolnco this
year.
Nltn scotntluo conlihn 03 per cent of
nltro-Klycerln mid h tho nlronyost
exploslvo In tho world, and cnu rcmnlii
any roaiomble timo undor water. It
freezes at -It degrees faronhelt, nnd ox
plodeH at 330 degrees fnrniihclt.
Oterailons of the Diver.
No drilling has beon done, tho diver
seeking croylcos nnd depressions to In
sort tlio cartridges. Ho picked n cavity
thrca feet deep to put In tho largest
charge and tho blunting of this rock is
by tho process known to miners an "bull
dozing." Khng rock emulated of I, COO
cubic ynrds and was blown up by put
ting down 2.'l holes 10 Inches in diameter
from I'd to !I0 feet deep. It look from
15,000 to 1(1,000 pounds of gelatine.
Fritz. do Itocqno, of Portland, is a Itel
gian. 11m enmu to America nt the ngo of
11 and his been iv submarine diver for
18 years, tils father was n North srn
Ihlierman. Ho doi's not usu tobacco or
liquor iii.d is always ready to put 011 bis
rags. He no.trs heavy ll.uiiielt, then
his sailcloth and rubber ouu-picco gar
ment (such as uro advertised at store's
for Indies wear.) hut Instead of this
suit being fnstined ntthu waist anil
ankles with mile ribbons (barn nro lienvy
rubber widatbands that cut into tho fkln
and maku tlio bunds look purple. Hut 11
diver has to bo 11 tough customer. Ilo
Isn crcaturu from one element battling
wlili tho most tn-iicberoUH clement
known t man.
A pair of duck ovcnilh goes on over
tho diving suit, to protect It from wear
uti'l tear on the rocks, as tho bottom is
rough and jugged in many placed. Thu
lead shoes with .10 pound soles, nnd thu
L00-iound lend belt go on, then the head,
plcco screws on, and Fritz plunges over-
hoard niter nil connections wltli 11
cable, telephone, air pipe and signal
ropo liavo been carefully iiiuilu uy Ills
brother, I'otudo Koopio, who Is also nu
all-around Bcnmnu nnd 11 diver, too. So
fur no task has been too dilllcult to set
tho do Itocquos nt, In any kind of
weather, and they mo vury loyal to
dipt. Groat's orders.
Cstt.of the VVrliht.
Oipt. Jolm Croat has been In tlio em
ploy of thu engineering department for
(8 years, nnd whenever thoro is import
ant work from 'Frisco to Alaska ho la
sunt for. His reputation as a daring ami
couruguous mariner is well established.
When thero Is work of n risky character
cut out he is generally sent for if it hap
pens to bo in these Orego 11 harbors that
ho knows by day or uijiil,
dipt. (Jro.it is a Scotchman and has
been an olllcur for twenty years. Ho
helped lead this harbor in IBS.', 1881,
18-Sll, 1&H8, nnd 1SUJ. Hut ho no Air locat
ed l'iunaclu rock delluitely until 181)3,
when ho bent a bladu of ills bronu pro
IH'llor. There wus a heavy sea, mid sho
could neither back nor go nhead. An
anchor was dropped und when t'u wind
got right, sail was put up and the vessel
was beached at high tide for repairs,
Cact. J.S. Pollieinns
ot Portland is tlio engiueur in charge
Ho is an old-tluiur on Yuqulmv hay, hav
ing struck tho tlrst lick on tho govern
ment woik here on South Hcach over
twenty years ago, and residing on tlio
coast for about iwuuly years. One of his
children was lioni hero, and Willi .Mrs.
Pnlhumnsuiid family liu now lives in tlio
old llghthoiuuou north head. Mis. Pol
liemiis in troubled not a little showing
s-oplu tho haunted chamber and blood
stained trapdoor in thotowur-Htaiucd by
her with photographic chemicals ten
yours ago.
Tlio writer is under obligations to
dipt. Polliomns (or court J.-iet", although
ho is very uti let about letting go ol in
formation, und not responsible for any
facts disclosed in this letter us ho deals
with all no v spa per men alike, dipt.
John S. Chirk of tlio l.lfuriaving .Station,
and editor Win .Malthuwsof the Nuivs
liavo our thanks for somu uxcelluutsiiap
shots of thu explosions at sea.
K. lloi'j'i.
Snorlrlrcii thr Sinaiaelie,
Thonms 1). Heed nt one timo wore a
mustache of n few struggling hnlrs,
so often seen on tlio upper lip of ex
tremely llcshy men. How Mr. Heed
purled wltli bis hirsute npology can
best bo told by 11 certain barber In the
bouse of leprescntntlvcs who nttended
the geiitleinnn's wants:
"One dny tlio big mini from Mnlno
settled himself In the limber's ehhlr and
requested n shave. When the operation
uns completed, Mr. Heed straightened
himself and nsked, 'Ilnve you any of
that old fashioned iwmnde to wnx
uiiiHtnchcH with?'
"The barber hustled ntnong bis pots
nnd Jars und produced n French prep
aration lu voguu n qmii tcr of n cen
tury ngo nnd then proceeded to wnx
die ends of tho Maine statesman's few
wirelike hnlrs.
"When the man of sunpsbot sentences
aroso nnd contemplated himself in tlio
glnss, he turned to thu astonished bar
ber und sold, 'Cut this blanked blank
mustnche off, for you Ijave mndu 1110
look llku n confounded cntllsli.' "New
nnghiml Home Magazine.
t -l TT-xw-v fTiv A""Ta 'i" &" - V T" 3". ?T ' Wo?k'VDnoCnn,QSlokly , I I BT Gk Ml
SifO W !( h ) LI t 1ft ft-sa. ' Telephono 'J68.1 black. Unve orders at mMmM H .
I jlllan & Si k QL-J && i-i f 1 urket. M. ' Ftmrr. Ymr IMik. B Ot jr! ai"
K . . , ,, i. " " , nri-AiiT t nc doaxiuti. Tn.
t.f-tter.i from Women Relieved of Monthly Pnln by Lydla rou 1 KA,m i-ortiaua. 41Ul
Olil Tcclh lloiiRht.
The following curious advertisement
recently nppenrcd In n London paper:
"Old Fnlso Teeth Houglit. Mnny In
dies nnd gentlemen hnvu by them old
or disused fnlso teeth, which might as
well bo turned Into money. Messrs. It.
I), nnd J. H. , of (establish
ed since 183.1), buy old false teeth. If
you send your teeth to them, they will
remit you by return post tho utmost
vnluo! or If preferred they will make
you tho best offer nnd hold the teeth
over for your reply. If referenco Is
necessnry, npply to Messrs. , bnnk-
crs, Ipswich."
Iniprpimliin Cnrrvrt.
"Dlnguss, didn't 1 lend you $10 n
mouth or two ago?"
"Shndbolt, you did. If you hnd n
good business bend on your shoulders,
you would be able to remember a loan
llku tlmt with nbsoluto certainty nud
wouldn't lmvo to nsl: anybody nbout
It."
Frowns and pusses on. Kxchunge.
lip In tho Air.
This cyclone story Is vouched for by
tlio Minneapolis Hotter Way. It Is
that n cow which was picketed on n
ropo was picked up by the cyclone nnd
cnrrlcd up tile length of her rope, nbout
IX) feet, where she remained until the
Ntorin hnd passed, when she quietly
climbed down thu rope nud resumed
her grazing.
The Dest Prescription for Malaria.
('lilll nnd fever Iih IxitllP ftKlrnvuVrnMi'leiu
Clill Tunic. II Is aluqily Iron sml iiululnv Ins
tnttelcM form. No euro no pay. I'rlco fflo,
MOUm c.)
from Women Relieved of Monthly Pnln by
B. Plnkhnm's Vegetable Compound - ;
Painful Mataatruation i
"bnAnMnq. Pjskiiam: T u us troubled with female weakness, Irregular K
and painful menstruation. I MiITcrcd so every 1
month Unit 1 wus obliged to go to bed, but
tliunlcN In your midlc'iio 1 11m now well. I
would uri vImj nil women who miller us I did to
nco Ijydln IS. PlnUhums Vegetuble Compound." 1
Mns. Anna I.ai-v. Kom. lnwi. - A
Gvatsful Fv1i3S ffiussaiman
"1)i;aii Allts. Pi.M.iiAJii-IiilwaysMilVeiednt A
time of menstruation everslnee menses began,
with bearllifr (low 11 pallia, slehtiesNiil Ntoiuiieh, ,
sometimes vomiting for two ilu.vs. sometimes
vomltlnir blood. As 1 rruw older, the siinerlng ,,
became v.(no. 1 tiieil iniiiiy thing, but ob-
tnlneil no relh f t lust 1 concluded to try ,
your lilt (Heine. 1 tnokseverul bottlcsof Ijydln K.
l'lnliliam's Vegetuble Compoiiml itml followed J
your other dlieellons, uud now muustritlititm
Ispninliss I itel mul ktniw tlmt l owe 11 1111
to your tin dli me nud never full to rccoiiimeml
It. I iiiii m i.v tliunlifi 1 fofwteiityoiirniedicliiu
lins done for me. and wish tlmt every p filleted
woimti. would trv It. ' JdmkU Mussi:i-ian,
llli Wet Ave hldnev, Ohio.
Prostration ai Monthly Popfotfs
Di All .Mi- I'im.iivm: I wus Kioutlj
troilbltd with m meiistrmil peilods, wus very
ueah ami in rviius. could not woilt at till. I
1 live taken l.tdui K. l'bilthlim'h Vegetable t'om
pound for .evi 1 id mouths, nlsii used the I.lver
Pills mid Minnttvu Wnsli. untl um wnmieriuiiy
Improved In henltli. My neighbors me nil Mil-
prised toheo me out und tlolnjr myowfi work.
I would udvlne every HiilTi'rltifr woliiuii to try
Ii.vdlu 12. I'liililuun's remedies." -Mils. Hm.miy
Mikii.kii. .14J MeAlpin Ave., Clifton, Clnciii
nuti. Oli'o. '
Irrotfxlas Menstruation
'111 VK Mum PiMtiiAM' I wniittothnnk vou
Ifor wlin hvdln V. i'lnkhiims Negi'tuble Com-
'pound 1ms done fur mv (laughter. I thus helped .
her verv iiineli. She hnd doetoied for (.wo years, i
butobtniiied uoiellef, nnd now hi two ui-uiths ,
and a In, If .she is well. Menstruation is now -.
regular, uppetltu bus returned, the pain bus left j
her Bldo and her hcadiicho Is better. I feel very thankful to you also for j
. your kind advice." Mns. Aroisr itaicoiiai', boutn jiyron, vvis. 1
s Fiftv thousand letters like these at Mrs. 1'inkham s oitice in -
1 Lynn, Mass., prove that the safeguard of woman's health is i
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WILLAMKT1K ItlVKIl DIVISION.
Iloata to forlliinJ m above. Traimtora i,.
(r-.v . ...iv h, u..i,u,. m.j .. ,,iu BicKincrii ar,
(Idnjetl there. 1 tckcta to alt oltita In (Irrto,,
. VVaaiiltiKluii, ('Hlirornla or llie Kant. ll.,i
clieclieil tlironsli from Batotn free. Chulco
I rail or river roulo to I'ortland. Connection
, inatlo at I'mlland with all rail, ocean and tir
llnea. W II. IIUIUnURT.
Ocn, l"Ma A gl . I'ortlaml Or.
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' Asrut, Trad HU-cet dock, Bilem
(.lljr ticket and frolglil oflloo 213 Commercial it,
1 ' 11
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More Cheap Excursions
to the East
SOUTH AND EAS1
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Southern Pacific Co,
itoonii trip tickets irom nunirnr, uo'o- t Aaiiiaud
niilo Spiins, ami Pueblo to (.liicaco,
I cnrla mul liitermeillatu points, will Is)
THE SHASTA ROUTE
i iriiuia iuuvu Ditiuiii lur x uriiaim nnu way
Bhttlona at 5:10 n. m. , 7:54 n. m. and
1 4 :05 p.m.
I.V I-uflTalid S MAM S 30 - U
LV Salum ..HO0 AM 10 83 I' M
sold Auuust
L'l, hy tliu
10, nnd Septcmhcr 7 uud
Ah soon us n mnrrled mnu Kcts n
comfortnlilc homo built ho IickIiis to
worry his wife hy tuUtlng about sell
Iiik It. Inillnunpolls Join mil.
There Is nobody quite so busy ns tho
editor who tries to publish u ten pngc
uewspniier lu n four puj;u town.
WitsliliiKton Post.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
loet:
jucl;
ST. PAUL'S M'lHOOI'AI,.
Tvvelfilihuiuhiy niter Trinity. Morn
lui prayer, uud surmoii at 10:;i0 u,
in. hvuiieouuud sermon ut7:IIi) p.m.
tlltsr UlMlllMIATlONAI..
Huv. V. U. Kantnur, I). I)., p.vstor.
I'rcuchim; ut 1U:!I0 a. lu. nnd 8 n. m.
Miiiday schiHil at 12 in. Miiiuliij; nub
"Heart ami i.iio." KvciiIiik sub
'Ciiughl by tliu t'it.u."
uiutisrivN MtiK.sci:.
Halum Chuiihot t'hrint, bclontlht, LV.I
l.ihert) sliiut. ,in vices at I0:.'i')ii. m,
and H p, in. buiiiluys,iiiid tivuiy ethics
tiny uveiiuiK at t o'clock. Hlhjcul of
auiiilay Iomiu ternmii : "oulutunto."
MUTiionisr Mi'isetu-vu
John PiirsniiK, ininloi. borvkes at
lOi.Wu in. uud h p. m, .Nhii'iimn Mill. ,
Jccts "0Ktnlu! thu hinds." huiiihivi
iuIiikiI ut I'.' m. I'.pworili l.utiiio ui ti:il
p m. V vtiotil kttlo will Ik) luiulcrttl in
llio iiioruiiiK liy Prot. I. A OtHivur
kVVMINI.IC.VI.
iiviiutetmtli mul t'liemukela bin vt
N. thupp, imhIiii. biunhty mIiiuI at UI
u. in, 1're.tt .iliik.' at 1 1 a. in uud h p. ui.
by tho pastor, Morning uulijvui, 'I'.io
kliil'k Utluil ot llutllllii; Witleia" I.VUII
nik' sulijvet: "lie m .vblu to K jp I'u it
Winch I liavo Uimiiiitltkt Unto Hun '
IIVI'IUT lllt'ltCII,
Koiiald Mckillop, iMkior. Siimli)
rclitsil at IU in. Vimui; I'eopUs .Meetinc,
I...I 1... v.... I..V" .... . '
mi u, hum .iuo.iry ui ( siai l. m
Pniyurinootinn lhiirnhiy, hp m. fhei
Unity ot llio hpint" at tU:Stl u. in,
"..(tliun's Vaotuioii ' ni b p. m. 1'liu
onllimiiiti of llio laird's buppcr ut oloxv
uf innrninn atrvitt). Special nuuic by
choir at both service.
UltoT I'llMtllYTKlllVN.
ltov, 11. A, hutchum, sitor. Tho
regular servicos will bo resumed tomor
tow, tjcptembcr 1. Prcncluni; hy the
pastor' Tuxt of boruion tit 10:!tU a. ui
John 12:fS. Theme: "I.ifu's bupreine
l'urK)te. KvuiiuiK tuxt: l.uko 10tl7 U0.
Thcuiu. "Whv Clirlatimi's Should lte
JnUti." Third tiunlverwiry of the prte
out pastorate.
rlKST UXITKIl KVAM1I.UCAI..
Hev. II. L. Pratt, juator. Htirvlces nt
this cliuivh tomorrow nt 10:31) a. in. uud
8 p. in. Sunday Milmol nt 12 o'clock
Society pf OhrUtinu lvndouvor inrcH at
7 ii. iu. Mornliiir bublecti "Hear
W lint the Spirit rinilh." Kveniiij; Mib
Jocf "The Itetniii omenta and ltetribii.
lions of ChrUt's Kingdom "
Eallni and Slccclnt.
Food fltiiipllcs tliu suhstiincn for ro-
pniriiiK tlio wuntes of the Isidy, nnd
uives strength. Sleep affords tlio opHir-
(unity lor thesn repairs to bo ninth)
llolh are Jiecc-surv to health. If vou
ciuri eat nmi Sleep, iiiko nooti's Nirs.i
parilla. Il cienlcn n cooil nppotilo nnd
loues thu uitrestivii oreuus, uud it wives
llio Hvveet, resllul nlcep of childhood.
Ilo mho to (rut Hood's.
I1IIIou"hhs is cured liv llissl's Pills.
'J.)C. II
No Flies on a Hot Stove
Nur is there any flaw or blemish on Ihc work wc do, either in
plumbiiuf, limiin", or reairiii";. We lead on eveiylliinjj in the
way of first-class woik in our line.
Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specially
T. 8 BUUFOUGHa. 102 Stat.) Phone loll"
THOS.MILNB
SUCCKhSOU TO I.. Jl. KIKK
Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill-Feed, and Land Plaster.
Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales.
Prompt mul careful attention isiuin to tho
delivery of phhIh tn any part of the city
54 to 58 State St. Phone 871.
GREAT
ROCK' ISLAND
ROUTE
.U 30 A M
Ar Bucminento 6.-00 I' M
Ar Han Fraudtco 7.43 1 M
ArOffilou. ..
Ar lcnvor
Ar Kaiua, City
Ar Chicago.... .
Ar 1w AliKclca.
at r.i UM)..
Ar Fori Worth
Ar Cltr of Muiico...
Ar lloiikUm i ., .,
Ar Now Orlcana.
Ar WnahlnKion.
1 . V.1U. A
7y! a m
CU A M
734 A U
.. 7 iS A M
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sco l' u
0:30 A M
9M A M
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.. C24 1- MJ
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12.43 1 Ml
120ft 1' M
434 AM
gltt AM
11.11 A U
8 40 A M
724 A U
8.30 A M
IMIAU
tmi' u
CJ0A M
IU.1U A U
sas A H
es l-M
MUll
U43 ! M
Pullmnn nnd Tourists ciira on both
trains. Chair enrs Bncramonto to Oitdon
i mill 11 1ncm ami tnnt-lui nnn in fllilnjt..A
AT IIATKOF c. 1 .1 T'' A " v.n wy ut.B(
n. ih.'a. !,'.. Mi,.- 9nn r... n., i t.:J"' i?i.'"'""' wMhngton.
.mi iujjiiui ..liv nuj vj.hu ivi iivuuii iiiji i;onncctiiiK nt ban rniiiiisco wltli ser
lleturii Limit October III, 1!)00
' M eii htfiii tkl nlilt lltifas Sib XTflaalaai
l'" DIUUIllDllllf IIIICD IUI 11U1IUIUIU,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
Houtli America.
Bkinnur nont at Sulum
See Mi. W. W.
Slntloii. or nddrcss
U. II. MAKKUAM, G. P. A.,
I'ortland, Oregon.
Ouo faro to Chlcnttn nnd return
AK.'U,'Sy,'M, for tlio
G. A. R. ENCAAPMENT
With libeiul return limit.
SPECIAL TRAINS
Ovk Nkiiit Our io (hncAuo, will Icnvo
Denver '.-M . in.', Colorntlo Springs,
!triKlt. ill mill Pnikliln !.Ji n. m. Inr i.y.
. i . .. .n .... i .. i
cureionsoi .ui. iu nmi --i, umi .-en. i. i....i,.. ft-.i.i ,. i,
7 mill M I'li'Lula nlfifi t.fmil mi r..riiliir ' '
traiup. For full information apply to
A. I'. Coocui. Gun. ojjt. Portland Or.
K. W. Tiiomi'son, A. U P. A.,
Topekn, .an.
.IniiN- KinsriAV (t. P. A., Ohicuiro
POSSIBLY
i Vou are not nwnro of tlin fnst timo at.d
Admlnlvtraior Appointed.
.Mark Skiff hua been i.pptiinlcd niluiin
iHtrutor of tliu cNtutute of .loliii T Smith
ilecein-ed, ami ICIu Parker, John I).
Smith, (licenced, ami J. J. Itecku up
parisuis. Stops the Caiuh anl Works off the Cold.
I.Dkituvu llriiiiiciljulnlno Ubluli i-uru a cold In
iiiiuiluy. No cure. Nu Pay. I'rlco -J'. SlMsm
Died Interstate.
CIiiih, Menkes who died recently nt
Portland and is vvcll-kno-vn at Salem,
has left coiiHiiltiriilile properly, liu If
iHillcvcd to liavo relatives at .MiGicpor,
Iova.
A SORRY SIGHT
It i, to see a strong man shaken like a
iced by n himxyaiii of couching, which
icavis him K-ispiug for brcuth Peoplt
for years, with obstinate, stubborn eolith,
ami mowing weiikucwi. They have tried
doctors ami medi
cines in vain, At
last they have Ik-cu
iudiiccd to try Dr.
Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery, with
the L'cncral result
experienced by all
who put this wonder
ful medicine to the
test help at once,
and a speedy cure.
1'or coughs, bron
chial affect ion s.weuk
lunc.s, sfilttliiK of
blood, anil other
diseases of the or
gun of respiration,
"Golden Medical
Dicovcry" is prac
t lenity n secific. It
iilwuvs helps ; it ul
inott always cures.
"I Imil tn iriHiUtil
with liroiKhltla aiiij
catarrh uf thr head for
elKht rar hail tevcre
cuiah ami M llmra irrcat
iliTicultv In Mcattiltiir
W llucrt.iu.
&t$M&wld
iMs
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America's Greatest Circus Ceming: to Salem, September 8!
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. 'tfwaS'aS
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2 we iiAvn rt
Daily Fast Tiairs
TO THE EAST.
I If you cannot tako thu morning train
travel via thu moiling train, hoth nru
llnuly cttilped.
"Our Specialiios"
GREATEST SHOWS
Fart Timo, Through Service,
1000 People
500 Horses .
300 Performers
5 Big Arenas .
J Aerial Enclave
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1-4 Mile Race Track
A MAJESTIC, inPOSirfO, IDEAL, TATnidTIO SrCCVACLC,
LASTDiYSGEBTDRT
OR, THE LIGHT OF LIBERTY!
OVCa 1033 PEOPLE AND HUNDnCDS OF H0R8C0 IN THE CAST
THE INVINCIBLE
MONARCH OF THE
AMUSEMENT WORLD
65 Railroad Cars J- o
25 Elephants J- J' J
(00 Dens and Cages J
J2 Acres of Tents j
$3,700,000 Invested j
$7,400 Daily Expenses
THE ONLY EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD PRESENTING
l;Sr 6 1 -HORSE ACT.
6 1 K HORSES
Pullman
I'u In co Slcciorn. Pullintiii Touriit Sleep
era, I'lillumn Dlnura, I.lhrury (Cafo) Car
ami rrco uvciitiniK uiinir cars,
llonrd in tlmu saved to Omaha, Chic
ago, Kansas Olty. Ht. lnla, Now York
UoBton, and other Eastern polnta.
I Tickets gootl to Salt Uku City aid
Denver.
' It Is toyoiirinterpst to uso The Ovkb
land I.iniTtii. Tickets and aletiping
car herths can ho secured from
W. W. Skinnkk.
Agent 8. 1. Co.
Or Guy Powois, Ag't. O- It. & N.
Salem Ore.
J. II. LoTiutoi', Oen'l Agent,
No. 1H5 Third St. Portland Or.
IV ONI'. lilNR. AT ONI2 TIMK,
i'i:nrou.Mi i in e.m: .man.
LOSMAW
FAMOUS
ACROBATIC,
PLAY-ACTING
umihm smmms,
THE BIG
20 TON
BRAS
iOUDERTHA
THOUSAND
!.A
C liuu "A oitiou
of thr time my appetite
w tKur ami urt of the
limt'I wj uiiaMe to ilo
niitiiiut! I nail ixvn
I liy our lel k'ouiitiy jhKian for
r 1 ..i ti with llllle Bern M, 1 h.nl tt a
liiiK hUmiI our nietllciiie far a loii time
i li lu t imicli Unit tn ll Lail iiini; ivn
uU-l I wmlil Uy II unj U(et I ha.t taVcu
i . tlur.l I a U4 lie uf lir 1'iern i.oMen
,'r,lKjl IM oowiy I lictiau to mriul I mn.
iiauol lal.liu it uulil I ha.t token tetcral
(trv T'-'t lr 1 irtve I'tntMiil I'cllcti alx
v . t I t. ;l like new linn, amt can ilo at hnl
' S m iL i.uii 1 tic '
1 I'u 1. v 's Medical Advikcr iikcntv
.1 r , 't of t.t.uiiv to jm expense of
mm' ''i' ?Miii ji one cent ktamps
T t Ttr-
1 . Mo
1 'vcrctl, or u ktuuik for cloth
to Or U V I'lercc, Ituffdlo N Y
m
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for acceptable Ideas.
Stato If patented.
THE PATENT RECOflft
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niif tt?srae?
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CHIlUf). Ut.-C.Ctl i VtAI A f .t. HAIT PRICE
1AVO COT.'U C h.J.ltlftU.i
PDE-30 SECTIONS
EVERY
MORNING AT
10 O'CLOCK.
Oregon Shon Lino Railroad
The Direct Route to
Montana. Utaht Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Gives choice of two favorite routes, via
tho UNION PACIFIC Fast Moll Line,
or tho IUO GRANDE BceniaLIiwe.
No Change of Cars.
On tho Portland-Ohicago Special, "I"
flnost in tho WeaU"
Equipped With
hlegaui nuuilard Bleepera.
Hub New Ordinary Tourlit Hleepon,
Buiiurli LlbrarvllurTet Ca,
Hnlemllp Dlnncra, Meaia a lacarto.
Iruu KfCllnlug Chair fn.
('unifiiruWu OiulcIu' an j Hmokere.
Knllro Train Coraplctolj- Veatlbulet.
For fuillier information apply to
J. H. NAGtl , GUY POW KltS
Trav. Pa. Ast. Ajsent O. It. & N.
2 Third fit. Portland Or. Balem
S1MT.IAL
chi:ai
EXCURSIONS J&. RAILROADS.
' tV, A S M AM) IS . A.
DOOUS OPEN ONR HOUR fiARLIER.
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i2lL!;;r:5j2"''.-lr: ' ? O R EATESTSHOVJQN EARTa
SALBM.
SATURDAY CD Tri
ltlmri'al tttlllkll iu1 utllu Oli.l n.la.v -1 ... 1 ....... tm
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Torvallis & Eastern Railroad
T1ME OATiD.
No 2 For Yaqulna:
Train leaves Albany 12:50 p. tu
'lrtiln leuves UorvalllH.... 1:40 p. tu.
Train arrives Yaqulnu . 6:65 p. ui
No. I Returning:
Leaves Yuquina 700 a. w
Leaves (Jorvallls 11:30 a. ui
An Ives Albany 12:lQp. ni.
No. 3 For Detreit:
Lea veh Albany 7:00a. ni.
Arrives Detroit 11:20a, ui.
No. 4 Reluming:
Leuves Detroit 12:10 p. ru,
AirlvesAlbany 6:45 p.m.
ao.o.
Uhvtb Corvallia 6:00 a. ni.
Arrives Albany 8M5a.ro.
No. 6.
leaves Albany 7:20 p.m.
Arrives Corvallia 8:05 p.m.
O'te and two connect at Albany and
Corvallis with Southern Pacific tialni,
itlYlug direct service to and from New
port and adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit at noon, giving ample time
to reach camping grounds oo the
Hrelten)ush and Santlatu river the
samoday.
Five and six connect at Albany wltn
inn Albany local to ana Irom rornuiu,
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