The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 10, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI ' i. ' ', I "A, , m i A t -1 it woman laeugni M with Npmare in no the ordeal of child Wrth to be either palnfal of danger. Montra'a Fmrnd (luring are the tystera for the event tht It Uaj r t hr paucU on ofeE&Wt'&SS? t'uVTtiTuair.nr.ndecia-re frodlcVd tT4om end for free book contalnW Information of MeSe7raln Addrra. BradGeM Regulator Co, Atlanta. Oa. Rond till over carefully Ami lake Hie first nppnrlnnlty yon Jmte to Mop Into oar storo and satisfy youreelf that the Mammonta herein ntaJo nro simply statements of plnln faet. Wo sell clothln furnish ing goods, hale, or anything in onr linn n ehwp ' nny ,mufl nn tho fQft"lniul oMrtfnaranleo, Your.Money Back if You Want G, W, Johnson The Peoples Clothiers THE JMIL1 JOURNAL BY HOFEn BROTHERS, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1000. Dally Ono Yoar, 3.00 In Advnnoo Dally Four Montha $1. In Advnnoo Weekly Ono Yonr SI.OO In Advnnoo '"P i i EDITORIAL NOTES. Fnvorablo fall woathor continues for tho perfection of tho crops, nnd for tho preparation of tiio soil for tho noxtcrop Tho conditions nro nleo very fnvorablo for tho dairy and stock Intcrosts. One unjust aspect of tho Otis Savago pardon enso is that his partner in tiio crimo was convicted and pcrved hia term liko n man. If cither ono of tho two deserves sympathy it is not Savage, who appears to have been tho better educated of tho two, surrounded by good influenc es and influential friends, who are uow proceeding to prevent Kavagoovcr seeing tholjsidoofn priron. Hut such isllfo. Tho Doers of South Africa nro wol como to tho land of tho frco. Thoy will mako good citizens and find n Re public that will enduru tho shock of the ages. It is wrong nnd unpatriotic to con voy the idea that MoKinioy or llrynn nro bad or dangerous men who ecok to de stroy this govern men t. Ono or tho other will lw president nnd will have tho gravest responsibility nnd tho most serious problems to faco that over yet dcjyolvod upon nn earthly ruler. Thoy neodlho renect nnd suport of all pa triotic citizens. Htbo Hawaiian Islands nro American territory, what right have wo to hvy tariffs off ourselves? Yot thnt is what tho telograuv say wo nro doing, nnd to suali- nn extent as to drain nil tho gold is U out of tho Itlaudi. lllafne always con tended thnt freo trade among our own people within the Jurisdiction of the eon (titutlon wniinn oesential of Republican Urn. Has Republicanism changed? r-lltielan Roowvolt has boon ut his desk as Governor 80 hours ainco Juno lit. The Knipiro Commonwealth doos not take roueh time at tho hands of its ambitious eh let exeoutive. Ho evident ly dterlrea to s-it mi uxnmpjp of faithful ilUflfiotga f( Ofllolal duty to tho rising generation Business conditions nro not suffering IhepolttUal parnlyds onttomnry p a 1'reeblenttal onmtMlgn. Tliu people nt lieari do net believe MtKtnlo or Uryilli capable of. doing any groat injury if leeted. The Firmnoe or Revenue will not bo disturbed. In 1 rJiHger Hujinanh r& sprung it Ire j ellvef oowlidftto 10 duh9 JJolph becaufo he was net a free stiver man nnd had repudiated a free allver HepMbliean state platform made by Hermann, Mitchell, ft a). All the things nro forgiven and the boys will whoop It up for IIeriuaiubttMueahe U tboobamplon ofilcorgettcr. If tbuie Is nothing to RepublloiftiilBiii but to Ktrt- tho fudorul oflicea, Hormaup lufglitiuj vel bfi wn. - tor no anyone. Homer Da voii port's latitat earloona of UiocampaiBnof 1P00 aro prlntod In quarto form by Small, Maynard & Co. Boston. Tho volume U de4icatal o his eon Homer cyyihh and expreMOB tbo hope tlutlf he'fyor become i5 Il-W Jator ho will kep In mll th ' 'Compels lis to soli our goods on bucIi small marfjinsj that no one can i undersoil ns. Every day in Bargain D.tyin bar store Wo mark nil it our good's In plain ngnfca have but one price and guarantee that to bo as low oa tfio Idwoat. Youra for low tioca , )!,(, , 3 ' f ' I if , ( of tba Itlsln loot)lo. Tho Dollar or ? niiirnKitnawMnnimiiiwiiiMWlMi It (liffiaturetolTeaot want them TheOrtadTule-rtleal Ihrmlsh which the tiptcUnl mother mutt pa, JMwi-er, 1 w fraught with pain, attff eriag and danger, that tbc rtry ll uu u-ci horror xnere Mothers neeeadtv for jnc u-c 01 Friend HIJm. it. & Compaay, and Furnishers tho Man? The Issue of today," is tho tltlo of tho work, and ttiero is n crit ical and biographical sketch of this favorite son of Marion county, Oregon, by Horace L. Traubel. Tho book will hardly bo used no Republican campaign literature. Thero is nothing mora romnrknblo in Oregon than the terrorism maintained over tho average educator by tho the OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR NOVEMBER ELECTION The Form Prepared By the FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND 12. TILMON FORD, of Mnriou County 13. J. O. FULLERTON, of Douglas County..... Republican 14. 'W.-J. FURNISH, of Umatilla Comity .T77."RopiibHcaii 15. O. F. PAXTON, of Multnomah County Republican J 10. ERNST KRONER, of Multnomah Ceunty: Domocratlc-Peoplu'p 17. WALTER M. PIERCE, of Umatllln County Demoomtio-Peoplo'B 18. DELLSfUART.of Multnomah County 10. JOHN WHITAKEK, of Ronton Coduty... '20, N. A. DA VIS. of Umatilla County II. N. F. JENKINS, of Josephine County Prohibition 2!. C. F. MILLS, of Yamhill County zrz-.rrz r.T. r 23. F. It. SPAULDINO. of WnBco County. 2t. T. V. B. EMRREE, of Polk County Regular Peoplo's 1 2o. LUCUS 11 ENHY, of Wasco County Regular PcopToti I 20. J, L. HILL, of Linn County Regular Peoplu'w 27 JOHN O.LUCE, of Ornnt County "777 '.77777 . .7 Regular Peoplo's 28. N. P. J. EOLEN, of Multnomah 20. JOSEPH MEINDL, of Clackamas 30. J. FRANK POR1ER, of Bakur County Social Democratic - 31. C P. RUTHERFORD, of Hamoy text-book monopoly. No discussion of tho trust or of ita methods is permitted, Tho forthcoming toxt-book couiiniHaion of live to bo appointed by tho Governor In. forbidden to bo mentioned while tho friends of tho old combination nro In dustriously at work pushing thoir rep- rotuntatlvos to capturo tho commission. They work in secret, while those who might speak' for tho eahools nnd tho ohlldren uro sllouced. The studgntH of the Statu University DON'T- GET THIN Gct'fnt; gef nice and plump; there is safety in plumpness. Summer has tried your food works; winter is coming to try your breath-mill. Fall is the time to brace yourself. But weather is tricky; look out! Look out for colds espec ially. Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil is the subtlest of helps. It is food; it is one of the easiest foods in the world; it is more than food ; it helps you digest your food, and got more nutri ment from it. Don't get thint thqre. is safety in, pjuinpiioss. Man WQ.man Mi-fl leal and CJ)iJd ;"l!Skff&iiyitt' vouliYt.- ' ' - SUOWNJi- 409 tW !. New V"k print a weekly and monthly. So far aa this familiarizes them with the technical details of the Kngllsh language it is an excellent drill. Our country has produced almost no literary workers of great ability who wore not connected with the college and tho printing oiftVc. If tho students had to print a paper that tho inas'cs of the deoplo would support, and make their living from euoh nn effort thoy would be getting in a way to become producers of real Htoratare. The paper trust has advanced the price of printing paper steadily for three years nntll this year of our Lord we have paid nearly double what we did a few years ago. Of course, the paper mill prop erties and thoir owners have prospered. Now the trusts fear Bryan's olectionnnd aro unloading their stocks. The Journ al has laid in a supply for the coming wiutor at a saving of several hundred dollars. If Bryan goes in it seems ns if all trust products would take n tumble in prices. No ono enn doubt that Bingor Her mann will become a formidable candid ate for Sonator from Oregon. He is the beau ideal of the ofTicc-ecoker. He does not hositato to create nil the new offices possible. Is for appropriations he al ways favors the largest and never finds fault unless thero is failure to expend tliein. While ho advocated freo coinage and proposed the nbsurd recolnnge of all American silver nt twenty to one. be quickly adjusted himself to tho gold standard. It is n matter of the utmost indifference to him what kind of money j our country has so ho keeps In office. j Every Movement Huns. When you have rheumatism. Mutcles feel stiff and eoro and joints are painful. ' It does not pay to suitor long from this disease when it may bo cured so prompt ly and perfectly by Hood's Sarsnparilln. ' This medicine goes right lo tho spot, i neutralizes tho acidity of tho blood, ' which causes rheumatism, and nuts nn end to tho pain and stiffness. Biliousness is cured by Hood's Pills. 26c. a Secretary of State and Sent the Different Counties. VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED Republican i. i . . . iuuiui,iu.it . vsmu a 1 ti.t.i-fi tin l'unitli.'ti I , . . Deinouratlc-Peop'u'u ) Prohibition Prohibition r Prohibition i County Social Domoorntio 1 County Social Democratic . . - County. . Social Democratic MACARTHUR'S CASUALTY LIST Ut Aaaoelatctf I're la the Jonmnt. Wahiiinoton, Oct. 8.Thu Wnr Do partiuont has rrcalved fr am General Mao-Arthur tho following dontb list: Dyaontory. Soptoinbor 26, Thirty eight Infantry, Corpral Jamos A. Bush; September 21), Twouty-seeoud Infantry, W. O. Cunninghuuii Soptoinbor 12, Elghtoontli Infantry, William J Ganlnor, Soptoinbor 20, Nineteenth Infantry, Charles Mayor; September 17, Nine teenth Infantry, Julia Heitz; Soptoinbor 21, Sixth Infantry, Eugene Shino; October 3, Battalion of Engineers, Willlnm 11. Nobs; October 4, Seven touth Infantry, Sergeant M.A. Madden, Typhoid fovor-Soptombor 20, Thirty eighth I ifantry, Walter Morgan; Acting Husp tnl Steward John A. C. Huonno ( -koins; Soptoinbor 1(1, Twenty ninth Infantry, John McCarthy; Soptoinbor, 35, Twenty sixth Infantry, Sergeant Clinton 8. Rakor. . Other caueo-Septouiber 21, Twenty- i fourth Infantry, 11. Roigeonr; Troop A, Kloventh Cavalry. Fml R.Lyons, Sep- tumlHir 15, Elghteoth Infantry, Porter II. Voorheos; Septomlwr 12, Forty third Infantry, James E. dark; Sep. I tombr SH, Sixth Infantry, Cook Francis ' Gould; Soptoinbor 8, Thlrty.fourth Infantry, Joint Buchanan; Suptumber) 2i, Eighteenth Infantry, James F. Mi Lnughliu; Ootobor 1, Hospital Corp?,1 Nols Haiiben; October S, Thirtieth' Infantry, Courtlaud MaoUmn; Ootoler 5, Thirty Infantry, William P. Sohall;, Septembor 13, Thirly-seooud InfantrjJ Aaron P. Hnverniau ; Ootobor 1, recruit, uunSHlgned, Hugh Smifh. Paul Jenkins, Thirty.tliitd Infantry, was killed near Bun Qulntin, Luu)i, I Ootobor 4 ; Robert L. Harris, Company B. of tho same regiment, wua wounded,1 and ltugojiu Todd, Guiupany A, of the1 snmo regiment, was wnutuled and. captured at tho same plmv and the samo day nfiikMimwWlVMkttoS)lMtoiiAifmtTB&i JOURNAL X-P.AY4 Pennoyur eaya it will bo Bryani 6 This is Arbor day in Pennsylvania.. The new tattloshipAlabamawont into oommisfion today. There ought to bo something freo at Palom. Why not make it a freo library 1 & J 6 The Moronic orfter will do a grand dwal if they found a free library at Sa lem. ft "Oh, ye.; I'm fixin' up my place right smart. 1'vo irot to. I want to eeil but." ft C . "I liavo 40 Bbcop nnd if MoKinley don't go in I urn ruined," is the plaint of one Republican farmer. ft ft Nebraska will produce 380.000,000 bushels corn this year. A shocking yield for tho home of .Bryanltm. ft ft This paper is not going to give away tho grocer who think" ho is eelling maple sugar and hoos to go to heaven. ft ft ft Salem is to have a genuine atldetic club. Athletics for the Bake of athletics, not as n sideshow of education or re ligion. ft ft ft In tho Orogon sonatorial fight it w ill bo anybody 'u race. It Is tho field against tho old Now England Yankee, II. W. Corbett. ft ft ft This is a great holiday in Cuba. The natives are celebrating tho first battle they won In tho ten years war agatuEt Spain. ft ft Til Ford appears more dressy since ho went to Paris. His coat sleeves do not slifno as if used for what they wore never intended. ft ft ft Frank Paxton, tho attorney for the text-book trust, is ono of the Republi can electors. No other party lias one of these fellows on tho ticket. ft ft ft Hon. Jni. K. Woatherford pointed out at Albany thnt the cost of tho Philippine nnris greater this year than tho en tire products of tho Pacific coast status. Out to the County Clerks of STATES. Voto for four. For President: WILLIAM M'KINLEY. For Vice-President: Til EODORE ROOSEVELT. For Piosident: WILLIAM J. BRYAN. For ico President : A DL A 1 E. S IE V ENSON. For Priwldent: JOHN U. WOOLEY. For Vlco-Prosldoiit : HENRY B.ME'J , JTOALF. For President: WHARTON BARKER. For Vico-Prosldunt: IGNATIUS DONNELLY. For President; EUGENE VICTOR DEUS. f For Vice-President: .inn HAiMii JOIJ HARRIMAN. la Protate Court. Alexander Thorn psou, administrator of tho untntuo of T. 11. Small, has been authorized to lease for one yonr 131 aoios of land belonging to tho estate, WHO WANT TO BUILD UP THEIR BODIES WILL FIND THE ONE THING NEEDFUL i -gova-- IN jSHZK? ll The bodv is built up from the food we eat But before food can be assimilated by Uie body it must le prepared for assimi lation by the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutri tion. Food ims not fetd when the stomach is "out 0 order." Tlie result is, weak muscles ami flabby flesh. "Golden Med ical Discovery " heals diseases of the stomach and digestive and nutritive system. It works with Nature to make manly muscle ami form firm flesh. In a letter received ftom A. D. Weller, Rao. , of I'eiisacola. Us oaiubia Co.. l'la. (liox 44). he itates " I have, since receiving our dlaRiiaais of my caic, as lomach trouble and liver com plaint, taVeti elyht bottles of the ' Goldeu Steilical Discovery ' and must say that I am traiufortued from a walking- shadow (aa my friend called me) to pel fuel health t" a.A. TUTJK Temperance Medicine. CONTAINH Nf AIjCOIIOIj, ijjggallmlllggytl0ltmmmmm!mgBi&i&&aaoeTminZ tuna This Is a crttfesJ parted in (itafJfe of every woman tt:rJ no mfslzlca: shouiti iiQ mfftJQM 57w? sno r&soznSzo;! and ralcibf iialp far woman w.'naf &$pronohing and :r.;3iy through this w23ierfuJ c'lanijo is ... j.a ?biklin'j Vegetable Compound hut tho utmost roJJanco ca ho placed upon this cjr&st niGtJicino is tcstl fiatl to by sn army of tjraieful women who havo been helped by i7- Pflrs. Pinkham, who has the greatest and most BisccQssfu oxperionco In fliu world to qualify hor, wH! advise you frco of Dh&rgo Her addrpss is Lynn, Mass. Writo to hor. Ilorr He Rot It. In one of Chnuncey M. Depew's stories be told of meeting n man as funny as himself. "One day," snld Mr. Depow. "I met n soldier who hnd been wounded In the face. He was n Union mini, nnd I asked him In which battle he hnd been Injured. " 'In the Inst battle of Bull Run. sir,', be replied. " 'But bow could you get hit In tho face nt Bull Run?' I nskod. " 'Well, sir,' wild the man, bnlf upol ogeticnlly, 'nfter I hnd ruu n mile or two 1 got careless nnd looked bnck.' " To Cure a Cold In One Day Take LnxMlve Ilrorao Quinine Tnhlct. Alt ilniBKUm refund tho owner If It fall to cure E. w. Grove' clfcuaturo li on each box. 26t. At Uollefonto, I'n., n stylish wedding was celobrntcd today in tho Prosbytarinn church, which called together it dis tinguished company from all parts of the state. Tho brido is Miss Helen Rankin Hastings, daughter of former governor itast'nge. ono mnrrieii n loot (ball coach. '- mim ei) Headache, biliousness, heartburn, Indl eestlon, nr.J all liver Ills are cured by '? 8 & .9. Sold by nil rtmcgigts, 25 cents. A GOD-SEND TO THE WOAIEN The Harrington Washing Machine Is it God-pcnd to women, enabling the most dellcato fomnlo to do n largo w null ing with llttlo or no hard work. No Monu Dkuai) op Wash Day. Tho ma chine weigh? font pounds tnkos up very little room, will last many yours, nnd will do moro work nnd Iwtter than nny Two crnnk or lover mnchliios. Ifyou buy a Hnrriugton, uee it tliirty days, nnd nro not perfectly well satis lled, bring it hack nnd got your money. I hnvu taken tho ngoucy for Salem nnd Marion County, ami require some competent persons (Ladios preferred) to solicit in city and county, to whom lib eral inducements will bo offered. II. B. Holland, Ollico Salem Flouring Mills Co, 10 2 tf SALEM HOP BUYERS, Squire Fairar No 55 State Bt. Thone No. 1M1. Wm Brown Co lluih Ilnllillnii. CoinmeroUl St. (gmuutl tluor). otllco telephone No. 130. Lilienthal Bros. II J Oltenbelmor, Manager. Otlloe over 1 jidd A lliuli Hank. '1'lioneNo tfil, Catlin Linn Ofllceover Wellcr' grocery ttorc, 'Plume .No ill. J, Carmichael nrilce over Joluweti'a Clothing note. In Husn-Pre) niau Mg. T A, Livesley Co Cooimerolal u- tkooml lr couth of LaiM A Oibh banV bauk; foom 18. upHaira. I'tiouel'ill L D Jacks Co Hop I'Ulro formerly o-Ulel br Herreu A .Levy Kuth of Willamette iMel JL WHY GO. HUNGRY When you can got nil you want to eat at tho WIIITIs IliSE RKSTAU1UST Our tatrona loctuvo the Inut tho market affords. Open day nnd night. McKillop & Berkharl 10(( "jite St. for acptabIo Ideas, Stato U patented. THE PATENT RECORr Baltimore, Wd. (Ml isartatittrtawt FREE. Has been established on a number of Routes in Ore gon and you Delivered to your family box four months for $1 & THE JOURNAL has all the Important News. Associated Press relctrach Ser vice of same date as High Priced Morning Dallies, and much of It twenty-four hours earlier. Correct Dally Market. An Independent Paper for the People. .Not for any Political Machine, Address II0FER BROS., PUBLISHERS Salem, Oregon. BUSINESS CARDS O. H.CDAOK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kveuo, of Wliito Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir ing superior operations at modorato feos in any branch aro in esjiecinl request, ALBERT A. JESSUP. ' Phono 1071.1 KOOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY 11LK. e. F JONES, Attornoy-at-Lnw Toledo. Orogon Wdi Cliffk or drouU Court ' an up-to-date ntMrapt 01 al oouuty. x ycti andhas 111) 111 I.lUfOllI U-17m Old Post OfficeStables Aro largo nm have reliable attend ants, your team boarded by tho week or day. Good teams for biro. Prices rea sonable. Your patronage solicited. H. M. Brown 02 Forrv Street. SOULE JJROS, Piano Tuners ami 11 pares PORTLAND OUK. For Salem and vicinilv leave ordors at Geo. Will's Music Storo. Boots and Shoes Mnde to order Ladles Shoos a ipeo laliy. lU'pulrlue neatly done, J. M. Necdham. 181 Com- st T. J. Sullivan, State Street Tailor. Fall Hiiltlniralint In. The Olermlorff pat loru. from ChicaKi". Uott hutlnewi witu Sift. U iuu si. Tillson, Bartlett Grain Company l'nuio wautetl. Fruit basi for tale, fifJlQQ A complete stock liludo of grass and clover CaaJq seeds always on OCCUO hand. Prices the lowest possible for first-class seeds. Give us a call before buying. X tlWiir BREWSTER & WHITE, The Feed Men. St C, STONE. M. D rroti-)oWr of Stone's Drug Stor-- j HVLKM, ORK4JOX. I Tee sure (two lu uuntben are locartil a Xo VI awl Mt COffiiMrelal ktreet. ami ar 11 fait with a complete line ol drug an owIWum, toilet arUele perlutaeiy, brutbtM Me., tte , ote. I)K. HTONK tlMliil iouie8 jer eiperieuo, In the pao iloeeliseitletuvamt now makaa bo ehiu tn -onuillailoii. emmfMHitoii nr rrrttl4kHl. High Grade Belgian Hares We guarantee the best stock at the lowest price that can be purchased. C X C X n ' i n it . Commercial Kabbitry iUOor.i,enU,lS,S&iH,Or, $sp rt --if can have -t, Loans and Insurance Money to lonn from 0 to 8 per cent, according to security no oxpuiiM) for examination. Insurance effeoted on hops nnd other property nt lowost rates. John Moil 290 Com, st, 7 10 'fdi-W ANADIAN Stf" aVsL. PACIFIC And Soo Line. First-clawi and Tourist SLEEPERS DAILY Paseoiigors booked to nnd from ALL POINTS EAST Atlantic Steamship Office, For full jmrticulnra npply to H.J. fJOYLti, H.H.aIHIOTT, A. G. P. A., 1 10 Thiid St. Vnncouvor, H. C. Portland. WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For n ticket Kn t, you naturally and very properly want to go over tho roulo that will givo you tho very host accomo dations nt tho lowost possible rate. IIouco, you should ask your tickot agent to mako your tiokot road via tho GREAT ROOK ISLAND ROUTE Our popular -personally conducted tourist excursions in modern Pullman tourist sleeping cajs leavo Salem ovory Monday Evening and Thursday evening via Sacramonto and every Tuos'day even ing nnd Saturday morning via Portland and run through to Chicago without eiuuigo via tho World's most scenic Lino connecting at Chicago with nil morning trains East, also with tho Kock Island personally conducted tourist car for Doston Thoto tourist Bleeping cura aro broad vodtihuled, lighted with Pintch Gas and provided with all weekly illus trated periodicals and magazines for tho freo uce of our patrons and aro accom panied through to dostina'ion by a rep nawutatlvo ol tho Gieat Hock Island Uouto. Wo ulso have a daily iirst-claw eleopmg oar service to Chicago via the boenic Line, and the host dining car service in the world. For full information, maps etc, call on or write to, A. K CoWkk Gen. Agt or Portland Oregon. W. W. SKIX.SB8, G. M. PoWBKS Agent S. P. Up. Agent O H fc K Co Solein Or. Snlum Or. OTEM WOOD SAW . O Two Maohlnua Work Dono Quickly. Telephone 36t black. r ,, n'Mdein'o nn 19th street, or Steinor' market, M. VuuFi.kkt. Ykw Park. fi-6t yS-Bil' 'liJEu Salem ffaier Co mh m ory Cco4. Ks Uiie-V-WI-ni.iiiim fumv. ,, ... wear: Fura shut Codds. Mi.'? OFm'R, CITY UALL ... ,rviei anuiy n oma. JSX SS5 . npT vvtu ac3ijuiV Krorn Portian P ron lin Chfcaco nU Lako,"T)cnTcr iTw"T Omnlia.' Kaiiwi fMi. 0,.,h Special 9:15 a.m Hpo kaue Walla Walla. H,v fitaZ" nvcr "?!' j'mi. uuffiu. "i!'.r L fi.-ODpm niiiiin, ni. rani, Duliitt, wsnkMOhlcagoatiaeiit," rvnum-u uniCAcrtl at.rt z."- ft1 a, Allan tin Kx. VIA HUNT1NOTON 9 p, m 8pm Vm!W'ai3ut3TJT.-.V.-!.-. For?a.T"Fra,,o.,r;' " Hall every Qvo dty. Mg Ex. Bun Inlllr.- i m COUJ.M1UA IKI1 iuy L . , aiKAMKIW. fro Antorla nn. way lBndIna), tP.B, nan iu i, in 1 1 I . AM Vvri. Aror Iavt' tfnloiu i-ur fortiaim, Nfwlxri n I .... '' -"uajai o.ao a.m.:iW HlhLAMKTTK U1VEK Division ' tloaU to IMrtland M abo,ft -." , Rlrect ear lino at Oregon Cllr lftl.Swfe, Wiu-filuplon, 1'atir.irula on 0 ffltn clieokcr through from Kalein fn ($ rail or river route to l'ortlanii Vv ,,olce ma.lo atl'ortlaud with all Van V . AKonl, Trade 8lr AS V?' City ticket aii,l frolglu ..mwtwg ,t SOUTH AND US VIA k THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland and wsy stntionaat5:40a. m. , 7:54 a. in. and 4 :05 p. m. Lr l'ortlaud I.v Slcra. Ar Athland Ar Bacramonto... Ar Ban Frauolco.M ArOpJen... A M sjoTU U-U) A M 1033 P ( 1180 A M e& p M 5.00 P M 4 2i A U 8.14 A M ii iu n Ar iienvcr. eo A M i to A u '36 AM TMaZ Ar Kansa. t'ltr Ar ChleaKQ 7 iS A M m ah 6O0P M 6.10ASJ OTQASt SiJPJI 6(1 A M lii P Ar Ixa'Amreleil 120 P M Geo p ji 6JW A M .9.M A M 8JU A M .. 6 M V M 6 12 A M li P M Ar Kl Vaw Ar Korf Woith Ar City of Moxleo. Ar lloutton .... Ar Now Orleans. Ar WuliliiRton Ar Now York ruuman aim Tourists ears on both trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Omlen nnd Kl Pnso, and touriBt cars to Chicago. St. Louie, New O rlunns and Washington, Connecting nt San Fraudlaco with ear oral flteamsliip linos for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central and youth America. Seo'Mr.W. W. Skinner agent at Baleo Station, or address 0. II. MAUKHAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. POSSIBLY You nro not nwnro of tho fast time aid superb service now nfforded by the nV 2 WE HAVE . A "Daily Fast Trains l TO THE EAST. If you cannot tako tiio morning train travel via tho ovening train. Botli n linoly equipped. "Our Specialties" ' Fast Tlmo, Through Service, PulimiB Pnlaro Sleopors, Pullman Tourist Bleep era. Pullman Dinera, Library (CafoCir nntl Freo Reclining Chair cars, Hours in time saved to Omaha Chic ago, Kansas City. St. Louis, New York lkwton, nnd other Eastern iiolnts. Tickets good to Salt Lake City and Denver. It is toyour interest to uho Tun Orw land Limitkd. Tickets and sleepmj car berths can bo secured from W. W. SKISNkl Agent 8. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag't. O- It. AN. ' Salem Or. J. II. I.OTUROP, Gon'l Agent, No. W Third St. Portland Of llngon Sliori Lino liaiiroaf Tho Direct Koute to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choice of two favorite route;, ru the UNION PACIFIC Fast MalllM or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Umi. No Change of Cars. On tiio Portland-Ohlcago Special lb llnest in tho West." Equipped With- tilegaut riundard 81eeMtri . Kino New Ordinary Tourlut 81ecpcn. Buncrfo I.lbrarv-lluffct uar. Sploudlp Ulnpera, MeiOa a la carte Kreo Kcollnluu Chair t'r. ComforUlilu Coaebet anl Smoketa. Entire Train Completelj Veatttuied. For finther information $$ J. R.NAGEL, GUYP0hRS Trav. Pasa. Ai. Agent O. R. & 142 Third Kt. Portland Or. Salem Copvallis ft Eastern Railroad TIME CARD. No 2 For Yaqulua: . Traiu leaves Albany 1-P-? Train leuves Corvnllis.,.. 1:50 P- Train arrives Yaqulnu . 0 45p."' iu. j lACiUruiiiK. Leavaa Yuqulnu Lonvas Corvullls. . Arrives Albany . No. 3 For Detroit : Loaves Albany Arrives Dotrolt,. . (,.0atB. ...ll:30am . 1216 p. T.OOs J120A."1' No. 4 Roturnioi;: .,,, h. Leavos Dotiolt A.rlvos Albany . - . ,5:45p.nd One and two connect utAloany0' Uorvullls with Southern Pacific U"; ulylng direct service t J und from :" IHirt aud adjacent bcaclies. . Trains for tbo mountain a,rrlyf l)lrnlt at. ,,nn IfIvIiii UUlPle V fr. reach ceniploR grounds on K Breitenbush and Saotlam rivei ut safno dav rpwwtg ll I. WALU&N, v F v A J. U'KVRII 6 nt. Albany. wear; Futalshlat CWs. My Chlnawar. Etc All toois now J$.,3 iroSTATEr STREET, Salem Wo Soutfiern Pacific m A T