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A GLANCE AT YH GREAT ENTER
PRISE ANtMTS PURPOSES. '
JVni IJIdliire or MnHl-enth Gonlarr
i)6HnimeiH ArrniiKi'il In H BcMltiir
of llnnri:ipnMl tlcnnty nnd Splen-.
dor alM'nn-Atnci'lcnn ICxiHxIIIon,
If one may Judgo by the presence of
thousands of workmen nt the grounds
at tbo Pan-American Exposition nnd
Iho wonderful progress thoy havo
nuido (hiring the Inst Tew months, tho
Imposition will bo opened In a coudl
lion of completeness upon Hie 1st of
Mny next
For tho benefit of those who, "for tiny
icflDOU, have nut boon Informed con
jernltig (he plans mid purposes of ihls
vust enterprise 1 will stuto that tho
Exposition gt omuls nro In the northern
part of the ulty of Huttnlo nnd havo
au aren of 350 acres. Buffalo, with Its
100.000 population. Is preparing tho
most nrtlctlc creation ever produced
for the purport s f an ej: poult Ion. The
rotnplcttd woilt will coat probably $10,
000,000. vXcIiihIu or exhlbltH.
Tho lahdfcaiic upti wblHi the build
the stnud Hit.Iui.IiK u part of one of tho
most beautiful imU in HutTnlo or, In
.mi to pri-xi-iii imoiiKU me inVtm.u. ,
mi tinny r ctuci-prlslng exhibitors u
It ui- plytorv of ulut'toouth century do
voliipi'iilijt. Jnhn G. Mllburn, an emi
nent lawyer of Buffalo. Is president,
and the director general Is William
I HucliitunU. who was director of the
ii'pui'diieiits of agriculture, live stock
md foiVRtry at the World's Columbian
MMitwIiloii nt Chicago and afterward
oi wis .vats United States minister to
he Argentine ltepubllc.
Mahk Hennitt.
BflttiLIAKT IN COLOltS
PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION WILL
GLOW WITH WONDERFUL RADIANGE,
iiaii or mi sic
fact, in the w oi Id Tho Exposition
will thus hat i- the netting of trees,
luwus and until reaturcs, which havo
cost the city of llnlTnlo millions of dol
lars. The inn In i:pogltlon buildings
ure some 20 or more in number and nro
arranged about system of beautiful
courts some XI iieivw In extent. Tho
arrangement Is stub as to permit tho
most oxijulHlte decorative effects that
the best trained miiImIh of tho world
may bo able to piodine.
(Space will permit only an enumera
tion of the principal buildings. These
are: The Kluetrle Tower. 375 feet
high, which Is to he the centerpiece of
the most hrlllltim und novel electric II
liiiulnntlon ever euiieclved: the Propy
he, or nrehl'teetuinl kcicoii, at thp
northern end or the greunds: the Hta
dluui, for spotting ami athletic yventHi
the Agriculture building. Mauiiraetiires
Bud Liberal Arts building. Ktbuology
building, the (Javernment grouir of
three great buildings, the Midway res
taurant building. Electricity building,
UioMachlneryandTriuisportntloii build
ings and ltallroad Station, tho Tcmplo
of Music, Graphic Arts, Horticulture,
Mines, Forestry, Dnlry, Ordnance,
Service nnd other buildings, tho Al
bright Gallery of Art, costing $-100,000;
tho New York Htato building, costing
$178,000, besides tho Htato und foreign
buildings and numerous other struc
tures of beautiful and Interesting de
sign or u variety of purposes.
Tho Midway nt the Pau-Aincrlcuu
Exposition alouo will cost more than
ionic lurgo expositions, It Is estimat
ed tho cost of tho Midway will bo about
(3.000,000, ns It will havo more than a
uillo uf frontage cloudy built with tho
uiont picturesque utructuros conceiva
ble and will contain botweon 30 and 40
entertainment fuuturcri of most novel
Slid Interesting character.
The. purposes of tho Exposition nro
not merely to give tho .people n most
magnificent and attractive entertain
ment, but It will furnish tho opportu
nity fpr every one to Inform himself
upon tho progress of tho nineteenth
century. The Imposition Is held for
tho purpose of celebrating tho achieve
ments, of tho weutorn world during a
century of unparalleled progress. It Is
distinctly a western World affair, all
tho governments of tho western lioml
pbero having been Invited to partici
pate In nil departments, Oillclnl re
sponses have been made by every Im
portant government, statu and depend
ency of tho western world, and thoy
nro preparing to bo represented by
most creditable exhibits.
Tho exhibits are classified In tho fol
lowing divisiens: Electricity and elec
trical appliances; Duo arts, painting,
sculpture and decoration; graphic arts,
typography, lithography, steel and cop
per plate printing, photo mochaulcal
processes, drawing, eugtavlug and
bookbinding; liberal arts, education,
engineering, public works, construc
tive architecture, music nud drama,
saultattou and hygiene; ethnology,
archaeology, progress of labor and
Invention, Isolated aud collective ex
hibits; agriculture, agricultural Imple
ments; machinery nnd appliances,
foods aud tholr accessories, horticul
ture, viticulture, agriculture, forestry
find forest products, tlsb, fisheries,
fish products and apparatus for fish
ing; mines and metallurgy, machinery,
manufactures, transportation, rail
ways, vessels, vehicle, orduaucc, ex
hibits from tho Halwallan Islaudfi,
PortQ Rice, Qtiani, Tutulla and tue
Phlllppluu Islands,
Tho Expoaltlou has tho Indorsement ,
not only of the stato of New York.
which appropriated $300,000, but of the
national government, which appropriat
ed fSOC.OOO for tho purpose of being
suitably represented upon this great
occasion. Tho Uxposftioq will con-
...tiutie six months and will furnish an
opportunity such ts rarely comes for
tho public to tako note, at a g)anco,
of-'tho wonderful progress of tho west
era worl). It will bo like n great uni
versity, at which tho young and old
will become for the tlmo being stu
dents of western civilization.
bout 4&00P people baye subscribed
to.Htjogjk ofv.bb position, nuil It Is
eusf tb fenntufaapri tjjeiug o pro
duce fliuagnlllccWyposttcjo to delight
tho artlsfiolseuso ofjeljwup fttteud
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"PAN-AM." RESTAURANTS,
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I'lip lie.! of Spi-vlce Will De 1'ro
lilctl. The iiecdH of the luuer man will be
(veil ittteiuleil to nt the Pan-American
t:t'.ill Inn to be held at Uuffalo from
Sln I to Nov. 1, ItlOl. At some exposl
luiiv ii en-lit nilstiilie has been made
i. mil prin Idlng fur good restaurants,
white NiitlHrnetory meals could bo ob
tained at reasonable prices. Either the
fond obtained hint not been of good
innlltv or prices charged have been ex
it bltniit or the facilities in some par
i. iilnit hue been Inadequate to the
M n -Ion
I iiMie will lie good lestum-tint In dlf
teieni pints or the grounds of the Pan
Vineileiin lCxpiislttOii, so that It will
mil lie iipccitMtry for visitors to go out
"lib- of the grounds to secure a good
in nl, well served, at a moderate price.
Ml taxlcs will be suited In the services
i inlei ed. for there will be places
i In it- meals will be served on an
' i horn to plnii to suit the most fas
im tons tnxte and where prices will be
oi proportion to those charged at
li'nh cIiikh leHtiiumntN In large cities
ll ie will be other places where the
tin-tils will be cheap, but the food appe
tizing and healthful and the surround
ings clean. There will be restaurants
In tho beautiful building at tho en
trance to the Midway, another In a
similar building at the entrance to the
Stadium, another fn the Electric Tow
er, which will bo one of the great cen
ters of Interest on the Exposition
grounds, nud another on the Midway.
Refreshments will also be served In
tho Temple of Music, which tuny be en
Joyed by visitors at the same time that
they arc listening to the concerts In
progress In the auditorium. Thero will
also bo a New England kitchen, a Ger
man restaurant, n Mexican restaurant,
an Italian restaurant and oilier places
where various kinds of refreshments
will be served.
Rlcutrlcnl Itltlnilnnllona nnd Other
rcnttirea In Which DufTnin'a Pair
'Will Kxect All Former I3ittrirlea
of Tli In IlPflcrlntlnn,
Even the UiitTaloiilaii cannot compre
hend the exiiulslte diameter of the
I rent ISxposltlon he Is building. Js It
my wonder, then, that the distant tin
live still asks w lint It Is to beV Indeed
It i to be everything that Is graceful,
harmonious and beautiful. I'orin and
inlor will Join their wonderful rorces
to pleuse the eye and delight the sense.
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nrttncini. bonira br water Kiiowlt as tuo
Mirror Lakes, from which lagoons ex
tend In several directions, thickly set
with aquatic plants of rare species.
In addition to the sunken gardens
aud other floral features of the courts
will be the horticultural exhibits lu the
southern part of the grounds. These
will consist of several acresof beds of
the finest productions of the best nurs
eries nud gteenhouses of the western
world. The competition for supremacy
will be very keen ami the lover of tlow
ers will hnve a rare opportunity to
make A comparison of the merits of
the productions of competing growers.
Mahk Hennitt.
EAGLES AT THE EXPOSITION.
Itc-imrkitlle Decoration I'or Utlinnl
iiur llnllitlliK at llotTnlo,
The bulldlug dovoted to tho Depart
ments of Ethnology nnd Archicology nt
the Pan-American Exposition, which
Is now approaching completion, will
have sonio remarkable sculptural dec
orations. Among them will bo gigantic
figures of eagles nud lions, which will
bo plnccd upon eight of tho 10 panels
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of tho domes. Theso sculptures In
staff will bo conspicuous features of
tho architecture of this beautiful build
lug. Models lu clay aro first inado of
tho figures, nnd from them reproduc
tions In stntr aro cast
Tho model of tho eagle hns Just been
completed. It Is of colossal size. In
tho model nearly 10,000 pounds of clay
havo been used, nnd each bird, when
cast lu staff, will weigh fully two tons.
Tho sculptured eagle will measure
ueurly 10 feet lu height.
Uaanya on I'nn-Aiuerlunu,
A movement to interest the public
school teachers aud public school pupils
In tho Pnu-Ainorlcnu Exposition to be
held nt ISuffulo next summer bus been
started. It originated In some of the
public schools or Pennsylvania and Is
being taken up elsewhere as the wis
dom of the plan becomes apparent. The
Idea Is to have the teachers lu tho pub
lic schools write essuys for various oc
casions of au educational character on
tho objects und alms of the Exposition
and the bearing that such a display
will have on the commerce, of the
world, A similar plan regarding the
Paris Exposition was found quite suc
cessful and resulted lu the attendance
of a large corps or teachers at that fair.
The plan contemplates nlso ossuys by
pupils. It Is believed that In this way
much Information can be spread re
garding tho benefits to be derived from
cultivating closer relations with the
different countries of this hemisphere
nud that It would result In greuter In
telligence among the public school
teachers and pupils on this subject, as
well as n larger attendance among this
class of tho population tit the Exposi
tion. Weal luillnua Will Attend,
lOiils I. Ayme, United States Coiibiil
to Gundoloupe, says thnt lu the West
Indies tho Puu-Amerlcan Exposition Is
considered much moie Impuitaut than
the Centennial Exposition of 1S7H and
that hundreds of (intlvos are preparing
to come to It. .
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, Cuuuevllout nt I'Mii-Auirrleitii,
Tho state uf Connecticut Is getting
together a Inrge display that will rep
rosent her farm, fruit and dalqy Inter.
ests ut the Pan-Atiiurleitu Kvposltlou
uuxt year, lluiijaniln U. l.ou uf Hail
ford Is the commissioner In charge of
the work, and lie Is assisted by a com
iiilituo uoinpoaud of N. tj. Phut, chair
man. New Hilton; Professor O. S.
I'lielps. Nocrutnry. agricultural station,
Storrs; .1. A. Duhoji. Poquouock; I'ro
re.Hor A. (! Uullcy. Agricultural col
lege. tStnrrs; K. II. .tonkins, agricultural
Million, New llnvon; J. II. Noble, dairy
commissioner. Hartford; H. O. Patter
kon, master of state grunge, Turlington.
Tue Uovqrniiirul'a Ilulltlluji',
The Govuritiueiit liulldlugs ut tho
Piii-,iiiirloiiii Exposition at Iluffalo
are being built by Itiisuiisscu & Strcb-tow-
of Oniiibii Tho cojitmet calls for
a gioup uf three, buildings connected by
eiuveil nrcildoH Tho main structure Is
tu In 100 y IStO feet, with a doino i!50
feel high, mul the smaller buildings
fiieb mo feet square. All departments
or the go ebullient will make up to
dHte exhibits, 7whloJi tboj members of
the Uovorniuuiit tMini-Ufm-e now busy
eollurtltlg Hini gett'ug lino shape.
TIIK KI MTIIlCTOWKIl
'Magnificent' Is tint too stiong n word
to expiess the character of the coin
pi ti d work Ue Is a man of dull Imng-
bullion who, now visiting the grounds,
Liiiiiiot plctute lu some degree the come
liness and statelluess of the finished
I'titerprlse.
The Pan-American Exposition Is In
tended to be In every way an artistic
triumph Prom the very beginning
It has been the purpose of those who
have been Intrusted with the making
of this Exposition to present to the
world the most nttlstle creation ever
iiiiieeivcd for a like purpose. The nr
m element of the buildings, the style
of arclllteciiire, the decorative work.
In- embellishment of the grounds And
the elect ilea I Illumination are some of
the features that will stand nut promi
nently lu the Exposition plciute. There
an- :i:t ncies lu the coin is around
'vhleh stnud the principal Exposition
biilhllugs. While the whole Exposi
tion plot or 350 acres will be us bentitl-
-I ill us untiiie, with the artistic help of
man. can make It, the several courts
will be Hie particular center for formal
ilemiatlve work. The courts are ar
Hinged lu the form of ti cross, the
north nud south courts bearing the
names of Court or Fountains, Pluzu,
('ore Court ami Approach und being
nearly 3,000 reel In extreme length.
I'l e Transverse Court Is known us the
Esplanade and Is 1,700 root from east
to west. Two subordinate courls open
Into the Esplanade, known as the
C( urt or Miles and Court or Cypresses.
The combined area or these courts Is
approximately two nnd a half times
ihr urea or the courts ut the World's
Columbian Exposltlou and for this tea-
Mill gives a far greater opportunity for
artistic treatment.
It hns been said or this Exposition
"tit it would outrival all rormer euler
p. ises In ti number of Important rea
lm os. The first or these Is In the court
settings Just described. The second
Is In the plastic ornamentation or
buildings und the elaborate use or
sculpture rur decorative purposes, Au
a third may be mentioned the hydraul
ic and fouutnlu effects. Theso are of
a most elaboruto character aud aro
to be seen In all of tho courts. A
fourth feature is the horticultural dec
orative work. Sunken gardens nnd
formal tlorul ornntncntatlon will be em
ployed nt every point whero tho bright
colors of foliage and flowers will add
to tho beauty of tbo scene. As u fifth
feature may be noted the color decota
lion of the buildings. This Is a very
elaborate undertaking, the result or
mature study upon the part or the best
uiuiiil painters or the world. Consid
ered a very difficult, If not embur
rassliig, problem ut first, It has been
worked out by patient study until re
anils very pleasing and happy have
been achieved. A sixth point of excel
lence will be the olectrlcul llluinliia
lion or all the courts. Then the bill
laiiee of the gardens nud the nullum
leiiiity of the buildings will be height
ned by the glow or '.'00.000 electric
-limps arranged with artistic coucep
ilou and Illuminating with fantastic
tines the numberless fountains und
pools ami tinning the scenu Into one of
nni haled splendor.
'I he style of architecture Is what Is
li'M'ilbed as a five adaptation of the
punish reualssauce. It Is particularly
ippioprlatu for tho pm poses uf an
Kxposltlon since It gives opportunity
mi the employment of many architec
tural features of a festive character.
Thus the visitor tuny see many lofty
mwers und lanterns, graceful domes
-ml -minarets, airy pa villous nud other
lecorntlve work that will produce a
iky Hue five from any suggestions or
nonotouy or severity.
'I he Electric Tower, standing lu a
UMiid pool between the Court or Kouu
iilus and the Plnza, Is to be tho conter-
ilece for olectrlcul Illumination. This
owcr U SO root square aud 375 feet
ilgu. with circular wings curving from
the east aud west sides to the south
ward aud forming a bomlclrcular space
in which nro to bo tnauy beautiful
rountalu features. From the southern
fnco of tho Tower a cascado will gush
from a ulchc, 70 feet from tho grouud,
ind fall upon a terraced base. At night
this cascado nud tho fountains nud
pools will bo Illuminated lu runtnstlc
:olors Floating lights upon nil tbo
pools will form an Interesting feature
it the generul scheme uf Illumination.
Sotnao or more American sculptors
of renown nro nt work upon tbo deco
ratjvo groups which uie to have a
place at this Exposition. TIicsh are
to bo nearly all original productions
under tho master direction or Karl
Hitter. It will lie the most elaborate
use of decorative sculpture ever under
taken at au Expcwltlon, thoro bulug
more than lltt groups. Thee will
adorn the fountains, bridges, entrances
to buildings und other sallout points.
UoslduM the pools aud fuiiutiilus. with
lu the seTUUll courts will be a graud
and utnbjly pnnal which will surround
the, eutjro group of bulldlngf lu tin;
BOUtWu roflehes of this afiual are
CAY STATE AT BUFFALO.
I'lne lllni-irleul Kxhllilc Will De
.Mmle li- Mnaaiicliuaettft.
The historic commonwealth of Mas
sachusetts will have a most Interesting
exhibit at the Pan-American Exposi
tion at ltttffulo.
It Is being collected through the co
operation Of various societies, snoh nn
the Hour of the Revolution, Daughters
of the Revolution, Sons of the Anicrl- '
an Revolution. Daughters of the Ainer
lean Revolution, the Society of the War
of ISltlnnd kindled organizations. The
.hiilriuaii or the Massachusetts Pnn
Aiuerlcun commission, Mr. Walter Gil
mini Page. Is n leading spirit tu these
societies und Is anxious that the wealth
or historic tiuiterlol possessed by Mas
sachusetts should be adequately repre
BctiU'd at the Pan-Amerlcnn Exposi
tion. The tnntter or n building bus not yet
been definitely decided, but It Is prob
u m that the old Providence House,
which was one or the historic buildings
or lloston, will be reproduced as a home
for Massachusetts exhibits at the Ex-
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Idcncc court, partly on the site of wlint '
lu now Clink's Tavern. i
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chiiRcttn (onitnlssluii to the Paris Ex- j
position, who recently returned from
tho French fnlr, secured there about '
ISO valuable exhibits, which will be
transferred to tho Pan-Ainorlcnn nt
liuffnlo. Ex-Muyor Frederick Fosdlck
of Fltclilnifg nnd City Treasurer E. T. i
Tlfft of Springfield returned recently
from a visit of it few days In liuffnlo
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Trlhiiiu Almanac, 11)01 .,.,
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Address T11U TIIIIIIM:, Xcu-Yiirk City.
SALEM LODGES
jrokliSTltriS OK -A.MKRi&.A.
Court HhcrrrcKHt Forest No. IV. Hoot Frltta
nlphU In Turner block. John M. t'hMO, O. II.
A I.. Urnwu Hooy tl I7jtt
Money to Loan
On Improved farm and city prop
erty at lowest cur rout rates.
T, K. FORD
li'a Hank.
Loans and Insurance
Monoy to loan from 0 to 8 per cent,
according to' security no oxpuneo for
oxiunitiHtlnu. ItiBurnnco uffeeted on
hops nnd other prnpurty at lowest rnttie,
John Moil 290 Corn. si.
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Wheat Bought and Stored
By tho Aurora Hollar
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!The German Market
Will Im loiind all kimlH of moat
mid tho lituit of saiiBHito. I'KHK
DKI.IVHUY. All hills due the
Into i. mi of W't'lt iV MlfflfVH
in Jt hi; paid
Wol "& Son
171 (Vn-.tm-rHnl Ht
Dr Grace Albright
Grnduatc of American School
ut Osteopathy. : : :
Hvorv d iv tixrupt
hours I) to 12 n. in; 1
Wcllcr'H grocery.
Siinilny. Olllcn
lo I ). in. oir
HUIE WING SANG CO.
Holiday poods, Chinese and
JatmuvFo fancy nnd tlry goods.
Silku, Indies' iiiidcrw.CHr, fur
niehitiK kockIp. innttintrs, ornn
tiiunts, silk lutndkurcliiofB, cliiiui
warn, etc. All nt low prices.
HO STATE STRFET, SALEM ORE.
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WILtiAMKITK KlVKIi
Kor hittUiiU, NfwbrriV;1
UikIIiib. ' -i " 7" ' M
m ilays ami Hirir.li7iii f rv..n,
inr imvi anil ,, .".
Wll.l)AMKT1KlUVMiv,f.()v -Il4)t
lo Porllutitl us r,u,B ,, '
lrjt car lino at Or.Knn fiiy ihl n i
WanfiliiKton. tlaltrnmu or ,1 kH.'"!'
oliecktuf tliraraili fn.m nalwn fr.V'M
rail or rlttr mule tu 1'otiiami '"'
tnal at l-ottmnd will, in ,lU L.'."?
'n.lluaA-,1 1.
.ity ticket ana n.ihii,mti.b2i,S5
POSSIBLY
Von aro not nwnru of t(() fan lllf ln!
iuiicrl) Nurvirc now Hffonleil hy tl,e '
THE
Salem Soap
Works
Tho proprietor of tho .Huluin Soap
Works lias thoco operation of tlin tltmlora
Coi8iiinur8 mIio dcHlro a llrsM'labs
roup will
'Encourage Home Industry
I By ordering Salcm-mndo soap
llullillnira CIoIiik Up.
The inaKUlllcciit hulldliips which arc
to house the exhibits of the Pnu-Ainerl-
ciiii Kxposltluu ut ItulYiilo next sum
tner are fn,st pio-xitsmIiik toward com
pletion and will soon he reudy for the
collections which are on the wny from
nil tiuartcrs of the American continent
The scene upon the prounds of tho Ex
position, In the northern part of the
city, liicludlni- pntt of the famous Dela
ware I'nrls, Is a busy one, and every
day sees some dellulte progress made
In the construction work. Conditions
have heeiu very fnvoruble to rapid
work, mul the Pun-American Exposi
tion hlils fair to break the record In
the mutter of nwlft construction of Ex
position I'lirhliiiK' nnd their entire com
pletion before the time urrlves to open
1 1st trtites to the ueiieral public.
'I'lu- ituiiu' Ilpfurrr.
Thete Im uiie corner of Contrnl Amer
leu that Is ut present a perfect paradise
for iiiiii who have committed any
crime. It N a place where the outcasts
or the world', society rule tho laud of
their adoption nud where tho otllcluls
of the kv eminent protect nil thieves
that come to thuin ami make it danger
ous for any detective to molest them.
This Is the republic of Honduras, one
of the least ad winced of the states of
Koiith or (Viitrul Ainerlea. llcmlurus
tiideed lit n curliitis mixture of Jungle
mul (Ij'iiiitic forest, of cocoa and of
rubber tieei, of Iiiu-h. vmaplics, snakeu
mid crm-odllcit of nil milliner of UiIiikh
that eiiM'p mid einwl und stliiK mid
bite: ti reurloii uheie life in the dii.Wliue
U a iimcUiij nud ut iiIkIU one feels as
thiiUKli sleeplni; in led pepper.
llete. In every .hiitnlet and city, are
to be found men fiom dltfereiit iHtids.
uiiMtly iiiilhiHrfroiii their own coun
try, rideiigo. Itostotij Now York ami
Philadelphia all furnish their iiiuttt.
ICiikIiiuiI. I'liiiice, Italy and oven fur
nway Kiirwln hnve their share. They
make no attempt at concealment, hear
the uninex tl.ey weje born to boar and
go iihiiiK about their IiuhIiiusm us If the
law, of tholr own country had not de
clined them outcasts. London Kx
prcx.
.VhiiiIiik the C'lilnrat llnby,
lu China Kills are culled Instead of
Mury Ann or Mariruorlto ".Spring
I'ent'h," "Cloudy Moon," "Coloatlal
IlappliieN-" or what may tf be con
sldered so uU-e, Come aloiipa-llttlo
brother" or Addu-yoiinger-lirother"
or "I.eiM-everhistlUK-youuger-broth
ors." The latter menus that a hon
would have been more welcome than a
little "go uway child," us thoy call the
girl. They belong to the family of
tho husbands tu bo and do not count lu
tho fundi of their birth, so that when
a Chinaman Is uskod. "How ninny chll
dioii havo you'" lto mukas no count uf
th" girls, nltliough .Ije may havo ton.
Tho loya Qnly,ljowunt8, i?bd his reply
will Indlcnto onlyt tho nunibrf boys.
Ho gives his sons Bitch ,liutnos ns
yvnccstrnl Piety." "AiicostraTrKnowl
edge," "Practical Industry," AVblo to
Slug Out." "Second God of .Learning'
"Exclto tho Clouds," "HegTnnlng of
Joy," "AU Virtue' Complete." The lit
tlo sliivea who bogln llfo as household
drudgos boforo tlwy graduate lowur
answer to such nunies an "As Vou
Ploasc," "Sparrows Crumbs," "Joy to
oryu," "Your Happlue.ss," "Not "i'or
Me."-.ICfl!t!HB City Journal.
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Daily Fast Trains
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If you ennnot tako the mnrnlni ir.it,
travel via tho evcnlnj train, ioi, lrt,
finely equipped.
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I'liSHimnorH hooked to and from
ALL POINTS EAST
Atlantic Steamship
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Pacific
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Tralnti leave tfnlem for Portland ami wr
Btatlonn at 5:40 a. in. , 7:61 n. m. tod
4 :05 p. iu.
U'VoTirimnZL 35 a H TFK
Lr Hlem . 1 1 ;0U a it 10JTI F M
Ar AsaUuul .l'i.S0 AM WAY
Ar Sacramento . fi.Wi 1' M tliiX
Ar Ban Francisco 7 S V M lit A H
AMlKitun .6:11 A SI iTSTi M
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Pntluiiin iiiiTI TourlntH mra
trains. Chair cars Bacrntnento o Ogdew
and KI Pimo, and tourint earn to Clilcuo.
8t. 1-otiiB, Noiv()rIeaiifl mul WnahfoKloo.
ConnectiiiK at Han Krniidlnco wltITw
oral bteamnlilj) linen fur llonololw.
.Inpaii, China, Pliillpplnei. (Jem'"' ''
utli Ainorira.
rtTMr'W. W. Hklnner mrenfrTt KVu
'liition, or adilroH) ,
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Porllnml. Or'.
481111 tf M Kted Yi Hiw Ahwrs BaW
- Galvanized Iron Work -
We make a specialty of cornices and all kinds
of work in galvanized iron. X re TC X
3E X-XJ 33WC 3S JC 2W CSS-
Work and miterial always the best, and the
prices are always the lowest. A
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NoClilmnov. no lilrtckeiitHl riintlna. OU-o & ...ii.. ., .... .
consumed.' Several rt. Wo have in atoak tho K. 1 i,T, 1. A ' T01.0 F"8
for 3-10 of 0110 ront'ner hotir. Also II Nn o
-t- . ..w ... mt
and giving a ,tf eandlo power light for !
givlngt 70 catiillo jiower at a cost of (110 of a cent per hour.
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WHEN YOU PAY
YOUR GOOD MONEY
For a ticket Ea t, you naturnlly and
ivicri' ,ri01iH3,ry wnt t K" over the route
inatwlll eivoyoit the very lient acconio
nation) at tho lowest pogHiblo rate.
Hence, you ehotild aak your ticket auont
to make your ticket rend via the
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
0l!r. l,0I'ulr personally conducted
!.! 7c""io,,a ' modern Pullman
tourist sleeping cars leave Salem every
Monday Kvening and Tliuradav evoninu
Vlil MlnMlnnnln ...! ny .
. v.H..,Ui,,uMliu fvvry uiusiiuy even-
nif and baturday morniiiu via Portland
.. ..in inrouKii to u 1 caco w t lout
change via the World1 mostTenlc Line
trains East, also with the Hock Island
wnRllyanCOnda,:,ed tonrlst car for
Boston . These touri. t sleopim car8 ar
hroa.1 voatlbu led lifted 'with I'lnfch
S, f-fi,,d ,,idell witl' " weekly illua
iS.!Jf0d,calH and 'na8'i"es'for the
rani, I tl iUir Pa,r.0"8, Bnd are ncc(""
S.nl . .,,hrou',, l0 letination by a rep
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tt;.. e al8 ,avo u ,,a,,y Hrst-claes
;'"i',,"I"1 ourvice 10 uiiicauo v u the
bcenic Line, and the best diniui- car
service- in tho world B
r Ar f,l!' nto-".ftti'n, maps etc,, call
on or write to, A. K. Coopkr Geu, Ah"
, ,,,J, " Portland Oregon.
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'Ih'gon'Slio 1 Line Kaiirmid
The Dirwt Route to
Montana Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
. ivea clioii-o o( two favor.te route, i
the UNION I'AOIKIO Fast Mall Un.
or tho RIO tiKANIIti Bttnlc l.liw.
No Change of Cars.
Oiithtt lortlHiid-OlileK !-l'il.",h
llnest in U16 West."
Equipped With,
KieKHiit rtumUrU 8lej-ar , ,
Kluo New Ordinary Toiirlt Hli.
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Mcinllpll"iiei Mett,i'ai,rt
Kreo KtclliiluuCLiurfr.
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Train leaves Corvalll .
Train urrlveH Yattilna
No. I Rettirnjnu:
leaven Yuqulua...
Leaven Corvallis
Arrives Albany
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Leave Albany .
Arrlveu Detroit.
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Leaves Detiolt
Ai rives Albany.
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Cor-allls with Southern Paclflotiwoj
u lying rllroet. service t taiitl from ne
port and adjacent beaches. ......1
Trains for the uiountalps arrlje
Detroit at rioin. tflvlnif nJun,cn h
to reach eaiiipluu trrountl- 'n
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