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Newspaper Page Textv h j a Q Ui, , Tilrm2lfigLlJJ!JJT!LI!!I'1'' '"'""'w'tMl',IIITO','M'llM, 'lWW'M"'MWH"'r''" PR! R K CIS fcC CHILDREN'S ,AUSB:--Too Atanj f -f? , ; ' ; f ,., , pfect: A suit 4oVfytfrA boy ifW 25 ibrper cent less than you always paid. Suits $100 to R60. i w w SEE 'ffHAT YOU G, W Johnson & Company, $$ '. ' . t Ttc Peoples Clothiers, and Furnishers THE DAILY JOURNAL. BY HOFER BROTHERS, ijs u THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1000. -1 Dally Ono Venr. $3.00 In Advnnoo 1 Dally Four Montha $1. In Advance Weekly Ono Year SI.OO In Advance CAUSES WHICH LED TO BRYANS DEFEAT Historically a war administration liaa been endorsed by tho American peoplo s and almost any othor pooplo of national magnitude Traditionally tlio Demo : critic party is weak and tho Populist parly is unpopular. Conservative inun in thoso parties regarded tho nionoy question na settled and woro not on thueiastie about taking up a lost buCtlc. ' Tho Uerinan voter of tho country woro afraid of a possible ilnancial disturb" anco. Whothur founded on that danger or. not, tho muro bollof in this possl billty awayod many to indifference or to silently voto against Bryan. This croppod out at a Prohibition .m'oetlng tho other night at Salem, when Hoy. Grannis, tliu oditor of tho Frohl tion party organ, suld if a groat numbor bolloved Bryan would bring on a panto it wVmld produro a panic. In plnco of .taking tho attltndo that tho paramount ' issuo of 180(1 could not bo mado tho issuo, that tho gold standard was un titled to a full and fair trial upon its merits before it should bo changed, Mr. Bryan always loft tho minds ol tho poo plo open to the suggestion that bo would chango the standard without openly de claring that ho would do so. This loit him in an equivocal attitude with many pooplo, and thoso who wore ask--tag some posltivo declaration ono way or tho othor voted to defeat uncertainty. . Wiiilo-hia Attitude on fiuorico and tariff cost him tho German voto his championship of tho Boer Republics cost him all tho English and Canadian support. While free silver lost him votes in tho East, anti-iinperlalism lost him somo votes in tho West. Jinny of his arguments woro found but ho went too far in championing tho cauoo of a pooplo at war with tho United States. This la. proven iu tho State of Washing ton'whero Governor Itogors, who oponly championed rotontlon of the Philippines aud'.upholdlng tho causu of tho (lag oven though it seemed unjust to many, Is ro-eloctod. Bryan's platform was enough to defeat him without tho convention having .endorsed the platform of 189(1 It cpn .,talned onough ; innttur antagonistic to -groat liitercmta toaluk ndoxonloss ublo iuion than Bryan. Tho wonder is that ihestlllgotnll the voles ho did. This would not havo been possible had bo not convinced the. great mass oftho pooplo ''ouUldo of tho party that ho was really u champion of tho oppressed mid in sym pathy with tho down-troddoa and thu tinder dog in tlio fight. Bryan's 'slncor i(y and bin ability, aro unquestioned, tfllo judgmout. his leadership and his tinanngers aro subjected to arltlclsm. Stops the Couth and Works off the Cold. l-aiattvo Jlromoqiittilne lablou euru a told In wio uy, tin mire, no ray. 'Tiro xoc, a A BETTER PAPER CURRENCY. iBouna .Currency, The invention of paper money was ono ugr tlio greatest, r not tho greatest of all ibumari inventions. It furnishes a tool 4for business so much more convenient to .juue tlmu coined money that when the community lias Us Iroo choice botweeu jjhem it takes tho paper almost ex. clueively. But to bo as good as coin ,-;very piece of papor money must bo wmvortiblo into coin instantly at tho ,0111 of tho lioldor, That is, it must eon Sain somebody's promise to pay coin on rtmiimd, and that promUo must be mirp .eno' That s the only jmesljjlo tout of Jt value. , Jt Is the pr'JvUego of ovory oltbten to xecuto promissory notes urn) as many of them as bo pleauua. And if Ida neigh iors have enough confidence in him to alce them and pass them around as jwwsef why should they not do it? For sjpiijr rwiao and no oihor. Anything iyMib"flVMktMi us money goes from JmwmI tmwi tfsfokly and wititdiij tfmu Jpr favfittmti&t- It ftvry man-wure - 1 1 i. k. CLOTHING A GET FIRST CHOICE 'nllowixl In Ikriip notna and nut thorn nlloat a door would bo opened to no end I of frauds on tlio public. To protect tho I pooplo against sur-li frauds the law ox ! ercleea a minuto supervision over tho ie Isno of paper money. It allows it to bo done only by a corporation, all of wboso ufruilr lifia luinn Tifitil llti tti rcali If limits tho amount which tho corporation 'can ifsuo. It requiros sotnO kind of security for tho payment of the notes to bo placed in the hands of tho govern ment. It requires tho notes to bo print ed in such way, that a competent Judgo can tell whether a noto is genuine or not I by its appearance. All these provisions aro for tho protection of tho public; to make sure that tho pooplo shall not bo Imposed upon by worthless or spurious notes. Oaok Supervision, It is apparaut from this that tho gov ornment's suponision of the issuo of bank notes is identical in object and utility with its mlntago of coin. If every man could tako tlio trouble, every time ho received a bank note, to aecortain for hiuiBcJf tho genuineness of tho noto and tho solvency of the bank we would not noed any govornment supervision. But that would bo as inconvenient as to tost the fineness of the metal and weigh it evory timo a payment was mado in gold. This, therefore, is tho (unction of tho government with regard to all money not to furnish it in tho exoroiso of a kingly prerogative, but to supervise its issuo for the convenience and safety of tho people who use it. Advaatfltes of Paper Moiey. Perfect paper money is a letter tool than coin for business, for three reasons. (1) Its convenience in handling and transportation. (2) Its economy. It is a part of wIeo business mnnngument, first, to havo good tools, but to invest no more capital in thorn than is necessary. It takes hu man labor to get gold. To ubo it in dully business wears It out. It is there fore an expensive form of monoy to bo usod for daily business; that is, expon hIvo in the largo sense that it costs society a great expenditure in tho itersons and liven of thoso who dig it out of tho ground. On tlio othor hand, a bank bill costs substantially nothing. (Ill Papor monoy has a (lbxlbilily of volumo which gold has not. Tho quan ity of gold In n given country changes Blowly. Paper money can bo issued quickly and retired quickly, and bunco can bo adapted In volume to the wunls of tho pooplo at all times and places. Theso, -then, aro the requisites of a monetary system perfectly udnpted to tho wants of modern business; a gold standurd and onough gold coin to pro vldo for the redemption on demand of all papor money-In circulation, and as much more as tho pooplo caro to havo fpr use: sllvor und subsidiary coins for uso in small transactions; and paper currency issuud under such conditions that it shall always be redeemable in gold on demand with absolute cortalnty7 and as free and untrammolcd In its Issuo as it can possibly bo mado consistently with absolute certainty of redemption. The manner ol issuing noUs bIiouUI bo such that they can bo Issued quickly and retired as quickly, A bank noto is to bo rogardod as an ephemeral, short lived thing a promiso to pay which is to bo paid Just as soon a Its Ubofulness lor tlio pur080 of circulation litis ceupwl. This Is a fundamental quality of ported pupor money, and ono which is not found aud cannot be provided in notes Itwi'Ml by tho govornment. It is regarded ns indispouslblu that a bank issuing notes noleti shall deposit good security of somo kind for their payment with the government. Thorc are two ways of putting up suoh secur ity. Ono Is to let each bank put up its own and tako caro of its own notes in dependeiitly of all tho othor banks, The Dest Prescription for AUUrU. Chill, and fever li a bottle r.f broTO'i Tutelow Ch(l Ton I o. I( U limply I rim aua nululno u Untelcut Jorin. Ko curu no y. 1'rlco We, 6-10 dm ooit To be lluni for Murder, ItouuiisviM.K, Tenn., Nov. 8. James lloruhflold.whito, will bo hanged tom'oi row for tho murder of his wife on Aug, "8. Bui oilfield had Just como homo from it yoar'atorm in tho penitentiary when lie committed the crime. During the trial J.M. PJilpps, a reputable citizen, stated that on her deathbed Mrs. Burch fluid said a few years ago her husband bet lire to u cablu near Uogersvllle, and burned ulho Maudy Akors. This was never known before. Sneeze and Dim. That is what you must do when you lllllU Clltlirlll III till llllllll. Till, imu In euro this dlseato is to purify the blood with Hood's Sureapnriliu. This medicliiu soothes aud heals the inflamed surfaces, rebuilds the delicate tissues and per manently euros catarrh by expelling irum iiiu uiikhi Miosuroiuiouciaintsupon i.wMuh U depends. Bo sure io got Hood's The nunirritallng eatbartlo Hood's Pills. .$ ' ;t Wh &- THERE IS HO UNBELIEF. Thoreiano Unbelief 1 Whoovor plants a seed beneath tho sod And waits to tie it push, away the cbJ, Trusts be in God, There Is no Unbelief I Whoever says, whon clouds are In tho sky, Be patient, heart, light breaketh by and by Trusts the most High. There is no Unbelief I WhoeVer sees 'rteath Winter's field of snow The silent harvests of the futuro grow, God's power must know. . Thero is no Unbelief I Whoever lies down on his couch to sleep, Content to lock each soobq in slumber deep, Knows God will keop. Tboroisno Unbelief I Whoovor says tomorrow, Iho unknown, The futuro, trusts that power alone Ho daro disown. Thero is no Unbelief I The heart that looks on when dear' eye lids closo And dares to livo when lifq has only woes, God's comfort knows. Tborols noUnboliefl For thus by day nd night unconsciously Tho heart lives by that faith Iho lips deny. God knowoth why. Lljsio York Case, in Detroit Freo Press. Lord IlPeir Dllrmian. Once, when be llrat cuiuo to Lon don and was laying tho foundation of his great career, says a Loudon letter, tho futuro Lord Chief Justice Russell went to tho pit of a theater, The piece was popular, tho pit was crowded nnd tlio young ndvocato had only standing room. All of a sudden a man nt his side cried out that his watch was stolen. Mr. Russell nnd two other feien were hemmed In. "It Is ono of you three," cried tho man minus tho watch. "Well, wo hnd better go out nnd bo searched," said Mr. Russell, with tho alertness of mind that did not fall him at n trying moment nmld nn excited crowd. A dctcctlvo was nt hand, and the suggestion was accepted. As Mr. Russell walked out tho Idea Mashed through bis mind that If tho man be hind him had tho stolen property ho would probnbly try to secreto it In the pocket of his front rank man. Quick as thought ho drow his couttalls about him only to feel, to his horror, some thing' largo and smooth and round al ready In his pocket. Whllo ho was still wondering what this might mean for him, tho detective energetically seized tho hindmost man, exclulmluf:' "What, you rascal I At it again!" To Mr. Russell and tho other man ho apologized aud bado them go free. IJut Mr. Russell, before ho had taken many steps, reflected that ho could not keep the watch. Ho went bnck to tbo box olllcq aud explained, with a cour ago on which ho afterward said he rarely experienced greater demands, that though he did not tako tho watch ho had It So saying, ho put his hand Into his pocket nnd pulled out a for gotten snuffbox. Th rnnamit lint. "Tho cheapest straw hat to buy," said u man who owns a beauty, "Is, after all, u Panama, like this. Look here." He took down his big white hat, which was creased down tho mid dle like a pair of trousers, and rolled It up tight; then he tossed It In tho air. With u cracking sou ml It spioiu! open and fluttered down to the floor In Its original shape, deep center ereuuo mid ull. "You could HOtik thin hut for a woolc," ho continued, "and lion It out Hut iiftorwaid, but vlin you came to put It on again It would bo Just a you see It now. "Women n Moxlco und roundabout all that loglou make tho hats, using straw that has boon Koloctrd with more caro than 1 could toll joii of. The art has been handed down lit their famlllc from ono gonoiiitloii to another, aud It In a secret art. unknown to any other people hi tho world. Those women, living so far uwuy from everything, tire Ignorant of the fashions, and that Is why the hats never change their ugly shape. If they woio fiiHlilumibly mmlo, the demand for tlioin would ho oiiurmoiiH. Ah It l. Illinois tiuvol through all that country and buy thorn up at good prices "The pel foot Pananiu hut cohIh ut least $30, und If you Bhouh) pay $50 for a big nnd unusuajly light one you would not be getting stuck."' Philadel phia Recoid. Ilia Double Tee. Lawyer Smart flood mornlug, Mj Gull. What can I do for you today? "I want to get your upluloii on a mat ter of law." "Yes." "My heus got Into my neighbor Brown's yard, nnd he poisoned tlit-m. .What 1 want to kuow Is, can I recover damages?" "Certainly. It was malicious mis chief on his part, besides being ti de struction of your property." "Thanks. But hold I I stated that wrong. It was Brown's hens got Into my yard, and It was 1 who adminis tered the polsou." "Ah, yes; I see. That puts a differ ent color upon the transaction, aud It Is clear that he, In tho persou of his heus, was tho trespasser, whereas In leaving tho polsou on your premises you were quite unaware that his fowls would eat It. It was purely nu acci dent, so far lis yon were concerned." "Thnnks. How much?" "Thirteen nnd fourponco." "Why, that's Just twice whut you asked for a legal opinion tho other day." "1 kuow It, -but, you see, I have given you two oplulous today." Loudou An swers. ThM Wiii the Tutn.1. Old Morchaut Before I auswer your request for my daughter's hand, per mit me to ask what Is your yeurly In come, sir? Young Officer AH told, It amounts to 600. Old Morchaut H'rnl To that would be added the luter? t at 4 per cent on the sum of 20,000, that 1 Intuud to glvo my daughter for her dowry. Youug OUlcor WoB. the fact Is. 1 havo takeu the liberty of luoludlnz tliat In tho calculation just submitted. Coupon Vuu. tji.itiiijiiii(iii- riilStMiiitoi"yiiiMhUiri COUNCIL DOES ROUTINE WORK. Ordinances Opectst Church Street Across Wil son Averfue Is Passed to Straighten the Re cords. Liquor Licenses Granted. The adjourned mootlrig of the city council Wednesday evening was attended by Mayor Bishop, Recorder Judah and Councilmcn Gcsner, Griswold, Burrows, Riggo, Walker anil Larsen Ladd & Buoh were granted permission to erect a corrugated iron building back of tho Wellcr grocery store. Liquor licenses were ordered issued to F, P. Tnlkington and H. Backonsto. ApotiUon from tho Tllleon-Bartlett Company for permission to put in plat form ficales on High street In front of tlio warehouse eoulh of tho now Odd Fellows' Tonip1o,.wa8 referred to tho street commissioner with power to act, as was also tho ixUltlon for a crosswalk at the corner ol Lcslio and 13th streets. The ordlnauco formally opening up Church street Across Wilson Avnne Chief of Pdlico, Gibson reported f7.60 collected on dog licenses. MLl.8 OltDERKO I-AII). WH Byrd .,;. 2 50 John A SimpRon .150 John A Jeffroy io 00 W8Low 26 S ARIggs 1 75 TF Walker 4 00 J P Vcatch 10 00 Griswold & Chase 1 30 Stclnor Drug f,o . : l 00 t House Work is Hard Work without GOLD DUST. 4-M0NTHS4 MiyiiyyyyiiiiuiwiwuiwM FREE ?nw Rural Has been established on a number of Routes in Ore gon and you can have ac -1.1 Tlie Dally Journal Delivered to your family ' box four months for ix TUB JOURNAL has all the Important News. Associated Press Telecrsph Ser vice or ssme date as lllfh Priced mornlnt Dallies, and much or It twenty-four hours earlier. Correct Dally Market. An Independent Paper for the Peo Not for any Political Machine, Address HOFER BROS., PUBLISHERS Salem, Oregon. l-D0LLflR-1 iiiiiiuiuinmumuiiummuiuiimiu miiumma 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. PHONB OI S. BURROUGHS, ,,- WHY USE UKUU0SH TUV atVB A aoo. MflllT AtUlAHKj LOHQ UVKD. Wl BKU. TUHKH (lUAUXSt "YUdKA" WKUJUAC'tl UANTLK. Tho rvrr Utel thin Iu uuMbH. NO, 1M. Tu old suudby, of soi lutlag ululUy and glTlw,- K1UU1 Y UIBAU" Net qulto m koo4 ou ut Kiting Auyol UioMjouUeput ouudburnr.pr.iijlr Uuuotm iIunhM, DO YOU USB WELSBACH BURNERS? iStl&Aft & " DoW light, Wo hT km ov Uo. Leliu iliow them to you, ' w nXm SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 ObemekoU St.. TYlephoue 603, - T K ' ,! r ttk BEAUTIFUL THOUGHTS ABOUT MUSIC 1. Wherever, thero is refinement or mental culture, the science of music ever finds a pUce. In the desert there are no sweet flowers, no shady, whin pering trees, no murmuring streams, no rippling brooklels,.no warbling boobs ters. ' 2. For the sako of thoso who lovo us, For tho sako of God above us. Each and all should do their best To make music for tho rect. 3. The object of mui-ic is to excite sensations, not merely to Imply Ideas, but by creative power, to realizo and bring ideas before our eyes. Adolph Bombard Marx, 4. Music is a beautiful and glorious gift o( God. P'rretorious. 5. True art endures, forever, Hnd tho truo artist delights in the wmks.of great minds Beethoven. 0. Music induces nightingales to sing, pug-dogs tovolp. Thoy minco tho tim ber of tho lofty oak into saw-dust. Ono voice that blames lias tho etrongtb of ten thaCpra'so. Schumann. 7. Without enthusiasm ono will nover accomplish anything in music Robert Schumann. H Delivery V a iffiMBiiniiiiiniiiiiniiiiifflBiiiy 102 STATE 3T Wisbach Maitfle? Durable aud kiviu unk " ." J-5.P' "our. rrieo ou o. U.UU4 I .JUfUB, ruwJtK. Prloe niAooiaUj nowaj Uu Ko. l7, aud at bait tbe Do yon Cough? Dr. Bull'a CougU Byrup will euro a Cough or Colu nb onco. Conquors Croup, Whooplng-Counh nnd Moosle Cougli without Jail. Mothora praleo it. I)ootora proscriho It for Bronchi tis, HoarflGncea, Grlpj)0, Pnottmonia nnd Consumption. It gives quick, surorcsulto. Prlco,2flcl8. Kofusotho doaler'B substltuto It is not tm Reed. Dr.BulJ'S Cough Syrup Always cures whtn others fail. Dr. Bull's PIIU cure Contlptlon and Uer TroublM. b P'" cU- " bo. J tt BUSINESS CARDS C. RjnACK SuccesBO" to Dr. J. M. Kccno, ol White Corne Salem Or. Parties desir ing superior opontions at modorate fecH in any branch are in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono.1071. KOOMB 1 AND 3, ORAY UL1C. B. R. JONES, Attornoy-at-Law Toledo. Oroion. Wm Ulurk of Circuit Court t l u up-lo-dAto abstract oi al county. x yonra hiiJIihh lily In I.lticoln ll-Wm SOULIi 3JROS, Piano Toners and 11 pares PORTLAND ORE. For Salem and vicinity ioavo orders at Geo. Will's Music Store. Boots and Shoes Mado to order. Lndlos Bliooa n spec ially. Repairing neatly done. J. M. Necdham. 181 Com st T . Sullivan, State Street Tailor. FHllSulttojrtJuitln. Tlio Obcmdorir pat tern from Uli l J8 panla to. Tillson, Bartlett Grain Company iy linen wanted. Fruit bai tor tale. Loans and Insurance Money to loan from 0 to 8 por cent, according to security no oxponeo for examination. Insurance effected on hops nnd othor property at lowest rates. John Moir 290 Com, si 7-10-'Jdiw ISa ft. ) OFFICE, CITY HALL. For water bervlco uDply at ofllce. Bills payable monthly in advaoco. Make ull complaints ut tho ol.lc Old Post " OfficeStables Are largo am havo reliable attend ants, your team boarded by thu wook or day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea sonable. Your patronago solicited. i H. M; Brown 02 Forrv Street. SALEM HDP BUYERS. Squire Farrar No 63 State 8t. 'Phono No. 1131. Wm, Brown Co llu.ih Building, Commercial St. ground Door). Orllce telephone Ko. ISO. Lilienthal Bros, II. J. Oltenliclmer, Manager. Olllco over I.add & llusb Dank. Thone No 461, Catlin Linn OrUce over WeJIer'a grocerjr store Thone No Ull. Carmichael pnice over Jobnion't Clothing Hore, In Uuiu-Ilrejmau bldg. T, A, Livesley Co Commercial up Bacoud italr routb of Ladd 4 llunh banlc. bank, foom 18, up.talm. '1'hone M, ' WHITE DOUSE RESTAUIUNT First class cook, First class service, Enjoyable meals. George Bros. Prop's, The German Market Will be iound all kinds of meat and the beat of tausage. FREE DELIVERY. All bills duo the late firm of Wolt A Miescke must bo paid. Wolz & Zwicker 171 Commercial flr. ?.,.",' uMiniim utk.eaiTe MHS. II. ItOWAN. B MMIHrauke.WIaT ., .n.nrn. v ..&... . . .. r (or acceptable Idea. State U patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore. Md. to ANADIAN X PACIFIC And Soo Line.- FIrat-claBS and Tourist SLEEPERS DAILY rnBBOiigorB booked to nnd from ALL POINTS EAST Atlantic Steamship Office. ' ' For full parllculars apply to B.J.COYLE, I!.' H. ABBOTT, A.Q. P. A.', HO Third St. Vancouver, B. 0. Portland. fflH WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY "For a tickot En t, you naturally and very properly want to "go over tho routo Hint will givo you tho very best oecomo datlons nt (ho lowest pofsiblo lato Hence, you phould ask your ticket agent to mako your tickot read via tho GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Our popular personally conducted tourist excursions in modern Pullman tourist sleeping cars loavo Salem every Monday Evening and Thursday ovonlng via Sacramento and evory Tuesday oven ing nnd Katurdnv morning via Portlund und run through to Chicago without chango via tho world's most ecenio Lino connecting at Chicago with all morning trains East, also with the Kock Island personally conductud tourist car for Boston. Theso tourist sleeping cars aio broad vestibuled, lighted witli Pintch Una and provided with all weekly illus trated periodicals and muga.lnus for the freo iifo of our patrons and aro accom panied through to dcatinaMon by a rep resentative of tlio Great Kock Island Koutn. Wo also havo it daily Ilrst-clats sleeping car service to Chicago via tho- hcenic i.ine, ami tlie best (lining car servico iu tlio world. For full information, maps etc, rail on or wnto to, A. E. Coopkh. Gen. Agt or Portland Uregou. G. M. PowifitH Agent 0 1UN Co Salem Or. W. W. Skinnkk, AgentS.P Co. Salem Or. WASHING MADE EAS? The Dewey Washing Machine This inuchino is a new 0110 niiiilo nu scientillc nrinclples. it is guaran teed to glvo nbeoluto satlsfaetion. After a thorough trial no family would dlspenpo with ono, With tho ueo of tho Dewey, tho horroro of wnHh day will disappear. This ma china will Wash Clothes Perfectly Clean No hard work about It. Easy to op erate. Tho manulacturora will back up evory claim mado for tho ma chine. The Dewey Washer Has won two first premiums nt Stuto Keirs: at Lincoln, Nob, 1801), and nt Snlem, Oro , 1000. Sold at Salem bylt.M. WndoA Co. Correspond with or call ou Ambler Young Manufacturers and Salesmen, 2.U. Angel, Oregon. Salem Soap Works T1,0 proprietor of tho Salem Soap Works has thoco operation of the dealers vjuiiouiuuru who tiosiro a urst-class Boapwlll Encouratie Home. Industry By ordoring Salom-mado soap S, C, STONE. M. D I'mprtetorof Stone's Drus: Stor c HALKM. OltlidUN. Tuo morei (two In number! uro lcnuted a No. !W3 und 833 Cewn;iel(l Hitfl, ud ar ell utookcd with a coinpleto lino ol drug an mcdidii;, toilet article, perfuwety, brmbei etc., oto., etc, UK, BIONK HaahadiomeMjftaii experience In tho prao llcoolmeaiolnoamt uow makei no chart'O fo ounnllatlnn,amtntloii orprtyiCflptlou Wheat Bought and Stored By the Aurora Roller Prills Branch office and warehouse 181 Trade st. between High and Church streets. SeWce. atH b0Ug,'t flt ,,iKheet FRED P. HURST. 7-27-tfdAw oilffl STEAM CL8ANIKG AND DYEING WuRKS Ladies' and Gonts' clothes cleaned and dyed without rip Ping. Gent's clothes preyed by tho month, alsa iiortlers cleaned and dyedni'ats nntl "id gloves cleaned Uentu' clothes rollned, rebound, ro paind, buttons on. All work I'tMt, fin-up ami promptly mis. li ii. Viikn. ' i'wfieiof lOriComiiierolul 8t. vw:"-";ui-k. u . r ' '"'" -orirtlid, kii, Chicago epociai 0.13 a.m 5 wi." . kane Wsllr. Walla, Hull,,,. T" iR.- Kiycr AHaiT tto Kx. P. m poiw, Ht. lanl, in il!il,?P' .iw ; VIA lIONTIKnxoirn it. U n7iT?Xw u"."rr'-- ... Sp M, :.. Franu'""". Halt etory nvo d. H 8 p. m, nx. Huti 10 1, m. '"" .1 C0M'i!..'A HI,. Kit . ir" To Astoria ami W8y U0aBl,-W i..- .": '.A.Vrrt? nivmi ; -' es : .rato TailfTicurvKu itvT.rJ- Hoata to Portland at alKi.. SrH--.trcet carlliioatOrcKoi citvii. -Ati .. dcln Waul typtl thoro. Ttrkctn to airrmrni. iM"tVl ifiliiRiotl, California or ,?" iJa OtiK Lktil throuiii from b.i.,..' ,r Uinti HHitiiiiiKuni, i.niirornift or il0 Ki-'"""!!!) elictkr throuBt. from 8alem frT'iJws rail or river routo to l'ortlatid 2 inndo at Portland w,harW .city ticket &&ZjS k FHE SHASTA ROUTE t.v I'orirandT . .wv I'. 1... I.T Halcra . li-go A M Ar Ahlanrt. U80 a m Ar Bacramonto .. sso 1' m Ar Han Krauclnco .. 7 i u . ) A M" ' Ki 11 10J1FK U-04 p3 JUAk ArOaitcn . 6 aIT Ar Denver . Ar Kama, City. inn-i 8) A M . 1-a A M ...... 7 (3 A M 721X11 MJAJI Ar uuicago. Ar"ls AiircIm ...! Ar TCI fntri lraiTTT Ar Kort WoVthl.! ! . ceo v m tia 1 a . 8.30 A M . 9SA A M n n 1 1, flop Mil Ml A i IMAM caun t k liii r Ar city or Mexico Ar iiouiion Ar now virieai.... 6:a I' M Ar U'MhlnDlnn ril . t. " " p ... M t Bl Ar Now orlc ...W,u V M Pill I limn mill Tnnrlutu ears ou Kti, trains. Chair cars Hacramento lu Oihldn lllld El Piiho. nml Innrlat iir. tnlM.t.r... St. Louis, Now Orleans and Vasti)ngtOD.' connecting nt ban nmUlsco witli te nrnl Rtimmnlitn llma f.i. li,.ii Japan, China, Philippines, Central ml South Amoricn. Seo Mr. W.W. Hkinuer agent atHalin Klatioii, or address O. II. MAHKHAM.U. P. , Portland, Oregon POSSIBLY You nro not aware of tho fast time vl superb service now Afforded by the JPunofAr 2 WB HAVE ft Daily Fast Trains TO THE EAST. It you cannot tako the morning train travel via tho ovonlng train. Both in flnoly equipped. "Our Specialties" , Fast Timo, Through Service, Pallnun Pulaco Sleepers. Pullman Touriat Bleep- ore x'uiimnn Ulners, J.turary tuaiei wr a Freo Rccliniug Chair cars, Hours in timo savod to Omaha Cliie ago, Kansas City, St. Louis, New York Boston, nnd othor Eastern point. TickoUi good to Salt Lake City J Denver. It is toyotir intoreBt to uso Tub Oft lani Limitku. Tickots and sieepiaj car berths can bo secured from W. W. Skinhu Agent B. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag't. 0 It. & N. J. II. LoTiiuoi-, Gon'l Agent, No. 185 Third St. Portland Or. Oregon S&on Line Railroad Tho Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choice of two fnvorlta routej. tho UNION PACIFIC Fast MaillM or tho ItIO GItANDE Scenic Uws. No unange oi uars. On the Portland-Chicago Special "Ik 'finest in tlio west." Equipped With, Klegaut Standard 81ee-3M Flno New Ordinary Tourut Bleep' Superb Library Huffet tr Bplendlp Dluneri. Menu a lacart Comfortable Uoacbja n1Hnio Entlro Train Oomplctel) eaUbuloi, For further information PI?J J. R.NAGEL, ulY,1?,W Ttrv. PasB. At. Agent 0. K. 1 IOTI.I.Cf lrllo.,,1 Or. BIB aim a. iliftAv - - Corvallis k 'Eastern Railroad TIME OAltO. No. 2 For Yaqtilnu: ,-.. B Truln leaves Albany, .... fP J Train leaves" Corvallis . J J Tialn arrives Yaqulna . 0-P-,u No. 1 Rqturntng: . w Leave's Yaqulna iiA)a.'w Leaven Corvallis M-iRaui. Arrivos Albanv I2.1&P-,U No. 3 ForDetrpIt .4. tt, Leaveb Albany . ',, Sb, ArriveB Detroit ll.w. No. 4 Returning: is-iop. Leaves Detroit rlUn . Ai rives Albany..-., . .,j:;tid Ono and two connect """.inif.ut Corvallis with Southern raclBojiw ulvlng direct service t jand fxoui port and adiaceut beaches. Mi Trains for the mountain ""J,,,, Detroit at noon, giving w'iu Io reach camping bwuoo " llt BrelteubusU and Santlam riw sumo day. wnWlS II J. WAUJUW, Ji" T F. A V. A. J TMIVKK. K nt. Albany. aj-M WP cunt u;;i ml."'' ?SiMl .1 iu 111 v .Tj mW , . .-" ik IM , ,IV--. r Ml H IUHf rnmu utut. IM . .r....i iTiial o T.i. t: k . . '..r u. ".. wrr IKIUiM..v.-nTB.. uiil iu r--..LL P ,i.. l w.. -w. 11 WFTtji MsPaiit. "ftT-i-1T..:- !Baw ron Southern Pacific VW V&& " SK ; iu yi ijTJ;Jf