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A LONDON CRIMINAL
THE..PDG THJEF AND HOW HEPLIES
V HI3 PECULlAR'TlHADE.
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HeOoerntcB Iloldlr Both In the Cltr
lad on the Tlmne Cnrrlen OR III
Plunder Prom Vnnt and Cabs
Shronded In (he Dense Gloom.
Thousands of thieves long for fog
with a great longing. Incredible ns It
may seem, property worth tens of thou
Bonus of pounds, Is every year stolen
from vans and lorries alono In London
strccta.Qulfe riluetcnths of this prop
erty disappears during fogs.
Tho leaders of the fog thief gangs
usually have souio little capital to
start with. One of them affects to bo
a cartage contractor on a small scale,
lie takes very quiet premises that havo
a high boarding round and that aro
not overlooked. If ho has plenty of
cellarage, all the better. IIo has at
least one smart trap and horso and
two and sometimes three rogues to go
with It ,...., ,rH- . .,
It Is during tho late foggy af tcruoons
and early evenings of winter that the
hauls are made. (Streets with ware
houses and not snops mat are ugntoci
brilliantly and early on each side am
that aro often congested with traQle
are mostly clioseii, Tho small and
smart though dingy and Inconspicuous
looking trap plunges Into the thick of
the traflle. It sofn. In,tbo gloom apd
murk, places Itself "immediately behind
a van or lorry piled with packages of
various kinds.
Tho men In the quick trap aro all on
the alert. One of them, a man chosen
for his Immense physical strength, goes
to the head of the pony on some pre
text lie soon has a package down
from the van In front. He Is provided
with sharp cutting Instruments, and he
has a powerful piece of strap with n
. taookjtt. bne.jontl. Ifthqre'ls n boy sit
ting behind tlie van, the men Fn the
trap contrive to get him down by dl-
vqrung ins attention. Kven with a
view to distracting the possible atten
tion of carters, tho thieves generally
get up an altercation, or "barney,"
among themselves or with others. They
are men of coloHsal Impudence and
powers of nbusfc. and all attention be
comes rlvetqdupon them. Injone case
not far from FaiilngdOn street lost De
cember they carried off one parcel of
furB worth 700, tho jmn boy lielng
temporarily blinded, ns alleged, by a
lad with the thieves blowing some
snuff Into his face from a pea shooter
and then disappearing.
One of the most notorious of these
fog thieves was a lithe young fellow
who crept along the back of n pony to
Its head, American Jockey fashion, and
hooked what he could from out of tho
van In front.
The great hauls of these men aro
when they follow cabs and private car
riages from a railway station. In such
cases they generally use two traps and
horses. A cab Is mnrked that has ap
parently valuable luggage on the top.
This Is followed till some dark street
Is reached where the way Is narrow or
congested; then the driver of one of
the trnps, that has a very swift pony
harnessed to It, deliberately drives
across the head of the cab or carriage
horse.
Of course there Is an angry alterca
tion, and while this Is going on the
thieves on the other trap have got Into
the Immediate renrof thOuggago, lo
den vehicle, Qno,of tho thieves goes
along his horsu'H bnckjuid lifts tho lug
gage down.
One of tho hnuls effected Inst winter
In this way was worth f 8,000 and was
the property of Mr. do Sllvn, an Argen
tina millionaire. The robbery took place
not far from St. Patterns' church Just
beforo thofshops were lighted up.
As tho .. summer sun brings forth
myriads of living creatures, so docs a
Thames fog bring out upon the dark
and'apparently deserted river a vast
horde of thloves. At least a dozen of
tho wharf and lighter owners complain
of losing from their respective wharves
as much as from one to six hundred
pounds' worth of coal alono every year.
The reader can learn at any river
sldo house frequented by tugboat men
that there are scores, literally scores, of
tugs on the river that havo never
bought a pennyworth of coal for great
numbers of years. Tho Thames pollco
would tell that samo reader that men
have retired on competences who have
been reported to have made their whole
fortune out .ofrcoal stolen with Im
punity on tho river.
The police nrohelpless'oyer the vast
expanse of river and In tho labyrinth
ine backwaslfdst If they lahl one of
.the pirate boats In the gloom and durk
new, the spoil Is turned out to the
.bottom of the rlvor In a trice. If this
.Bort of thing can bo douo to such an
.extent with a commodity like coal, It
may be Imagined what befalls other
yaluablo property on wharves or In
lighters.
Tho fraudulent picker up of tho
river blesses the fog. The picker up
la a man who notices that certain
barges with valuablo cargoes are moor
ed In such a way that If they broke
loose, they would entail vast expense.
The picker up sees that these barges
do break loose. That part of his work
h.e does In dead secret And theu, mak
lug plenty of noise about It at this
,Uige,fh rescues from danger tho
yer barges that he 'has set adrift and
sends u7a heavy salvage claim. Lon
don gnawers. j
"UNDER THE SUN."
The men who he gone before u
litre lutif the longj we lng
The word of our clamorout chorus,
They ere herd ol the indent Unr.
The chordi of the lyre that thrill u.
They were itruck In jhe yean gone by,
And the irruna of death that kill ua
Are found here our fathera He.
Hi" ianlt aung of the preacher ,
la canity still today; ,t
The moan of the atrtcken creatura
Itaa rung In the woods alwa'y.
Out the aonga are worth rrslnglng,
With the change of no alngle note,
And vthe apoken wordajMe ringing
AVtlicy rang lji iuYyeaft remote.
There li no new road to follow, love,
Nor need there ever be,
For the old, with Ita hill and hollow, lore,
la enough for you and me.
Charles H. Uacon In Century,
WHAT MODERN SAILORS FEAR
RAILROAD SPOTTERS.
THE SECRET SERVICE THAT ONE DIG.
SYSTEM. MAINTAINS. -
Not 'Win iln nnd Sen, lint nn Uxplo
nIiiii 'Wlilch ficiittlen the Ship.
"Holler explosions nrc tho terror of
the seafaring man," said an old time
jjeep water captain. "Such a thing Is
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uuu I'uuuKu uu ury iuiiu, out uunginc a
cntUBttopho of that kind nt sea. In
Milncty-ulne cases outt.of a hundred It
means tne absolute wiping out of tho
crnft Itself and every 'soul on board.
'lajhe average, landsmnn would -be
graStly shocked In Iflbklng oVer tlie
"maritime records to see how many ves
sels disappear each year and leavo
absolutely no clew to their fate. They
'rati well dp to the hundred mark, aud
such if mystery Is not t be explained
away by storms. A Chinese typhoon
may swoop down like lightning out of
a clear sky and teat' a ship to pieces,
but some llontlng wreckage Is sure to
tell the title. A boiler explosion, on the
contrary, will blow a hole as big as a
railroad tunnel right through the center
of the hull, nnd tho stricken vessel
simply goes down like a shot. Thero
Is no tlmo to unfasten a boat from tho
davits or cut loose a spar.
"In tho opinion of seamen, that is
tljo story of at least 00 per cent of tho
ships that leave port aud aro never
I hearyof again. Luckily tho modern
uygujin or marine noner inspection
Is extremely strict and thorough, but It
Is Imposslblo to, absolutely prevent
carelessness and fraud, and often
enough, no doubt, tho fault lies with
the engineer.
"There Is an old story of a drunken
Scotchman who mistook the ther
mometer for tho steam gage and 'digg
ed out' tho stokers because he couldn't
get tho pressure above 80. That yarn
will hardly hold water, but I've seen
cases almost as bad. I am glad to say,
however, that during the past 10 years
there has been a steady diminution of
tho number of vessels which 'mys
teriously disappear.' That Is due, be
yond all question, to tho Increased
stringency of boiler Inspection and the
grcuter strictness of examinations be
foro a license H Nsued to engineers.
Nevertheless thero Is still considerable
room for Improvement In both
branches." New Orleaus Tlmca-Dcmo-crat.
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Mcmtierai if It In 13-crr Dcpnrtmcnt
Prom Ynrdmcn l'l Carlom Com
t plication "When Spotter Unknown
' to One Another Croan Linen.
"Probably the most perfect spotter
system achieved by any private cor
poration," says, S. II. Adams In Alns
Ice's, "Is that of one of tlie big eastern
railroads, which Is to some extent
modeled on tho secret service system
of some of the eastern governments,
though by no uienns so complex.
"So fnrreachlng and so direct, how
ever, iiro Its lines of communication
that the president of the organization
Is himself kept constantly Informed
of tho trond of affairs nnd thechnuges
of sentiment nmong tho employees of
every division and subdivision of tho
whole tallwny system, and that with
out tho knowledge of nuy other persons
but his own Bpeclnl corps of clerks
nnd secretaries.
"Nobody but, himself knovs. tho eUtJ
tiro personnel or tho wonderful service
tlint ho has poifccted. Ills agente aro
Astoria
AVcgctablcPrcpurfltionTorAs-
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drawn from qyory brnncli-oMlie rjondte
operating taff. Th6y nnenglnecrs,
freight brnkeiuen, .passenger trainmen!
Iluoell aud Ilia Songa,
Tho lute Henry Kussell, the veteran
English composer of "Cheer, lioys,
Cheer," and of more than 800 other
songs which were popular In their day,
had ninny amusing experiences when
ho sang his ballads on various occa
sions. Once, after rendering "Woodman,
Sparo That Tree," a gentleman rose In
tho gallery and asked, "Was the treo
spared?" On being answered In the
nnirmatlvo he, with a sigh of heartfelt
relief, exclaimed, "Thank God for
that!"
After singing the song of "Tho Dog
Carlo," who jumped off nn Atlantic
liner and saved a child's life, Itusscll
was gravely waited upon by n couple
of lorkshlre miners, who begged him
for a pup.
Ono of Russell's songs, of which tho
words were changed In accordnnci
with the altered conditions. Is our na
tional nntbem, "Columbia, tho Ocm of
tho Ocean." Argonnut
conductor signalmen, ynrdmen, sta
tlon agents, tracU walkers nnd cvtm
division ofllclnls. Should that' Toad
hnvo a strike and strikes nrc far less
likely to occtlr than thqy were before
tlio present system vas ptlf Into op
eration the president will havo de
tailed warnings of It from all tho
storm centers long before tlie first mut
tetlngs find cautious utterance In the
newspapers.
"While It also acts as a defense
against thefts by employees, this sys
tem Is Intended primarily to prepare,
so to speak, a diary of the disposition,
chnracterr-wtfrklng elllclency and senti
ments townrd the road of the men who
constitute' Jhe vast human mnchlnery
of the eorpointlon. Tho feeling which
culminates In a goueral ajxlke Is not
nn; ii-aiiii ui uuv uvi mono,, uiusn siow
growth made" up of ninny' grievances,
real or fnuflcd.
"To keep track of tho hlftlug mcutnl
attitude of his employees Is the aim of
this talliond piesldcut. If a certain
division HtifrfrHttriidcm bus piadp him
self unpopular -with his subordinates,
Information to that effect comes 'by
underground wire" to the ceutral olllce,
and the matter Is taken under advise
ment If the newest fireman on the
road attempts lo stir up' discontent by
Inllamuuitory talk, his views soon
reach the olllclnl ear. Kvery leading
spirit In the employees' organization Is
known to the president, who also
knows whether, In case of trouble, tho
mnn Is to be reckoned upon as a con
servative or iL'rndlenl,
"Sometimes' this works out the man's
career In a mitutior quite Incomprehen
sible to lilin, Pot- liiHinnce, Night
Wntclimnn IJrlnvn Is Hhlfted without
causey that he can fathom from one di
vision lOMinuiuen now siiotild lio
know that rtiiuois'of tn
Promotes DigcslIon.Chccrfur
nessandltCSt.Conlalns nelllicr
Opium.Morplimc nor Mineral.
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ASTORIA
TMC CtNTAlin COMPANY. NIW VOKK CITY.
Vnnteil to Uo to One of Ilia Weil.
dlnR.
'.Che Rev. Dr. , a prominent cler
gyman, relates with much gusto tho
following story about himself. Ills
present wife, by the way, Is not tho
wlfo of his youth nor yet of his early
manhood, but tho lady of his third
choice, and as a cousequenco the doc
tor's set of olive branches spring from
divers maternal ancestry.
"Such a condition of affairs," said
the doctor, "might at times become
embarrassing except for tho thorough
amiability of all concerned. I confess,
however, to a slightly disconcerted
feeling when shortly before ray third
marrlago I was approached by one of
my daughters, a girl of 0 and ono who
called my second wife mother, with
the questien: 'Papa, will you let mo
go to seo you married? I havo never
beep at any of your weddings.' "Fun.
IMtllndrlphl Feline Duplicity.
It was during tho natural history
hour.
"Give me," asked the teacher, "an
example of the alleged deceitful char
acter of tho cat."
"In restaurants It Is sometimes said
to pass Itself off for a rabbit," answer
ed the head boy. Philadelphia Times.
odhlo In that dl
vision have reached the picsldcutlal ear
and Hint he himself, being down In the
president's little hook aa a speaker of
weight and n couuselor of conservn
Uvo methods, hns been shifted over to
act ns unconscious agent In checking a
dangerous tendency?
"Some of tho admiring coworkers of
the head of, thin system declare that In
two minutes' reference to his collected
funds' of Information ho can unroll tho
family history of tho womnn who
washes the windows of car No. 4111IX
and tell whether, in her estimation, ho
himself Is nn oppressor of tho down
trodden or a perfect gentleman.
"Where so mntiy Invlslblo lines rndi
nto from tho same otllco It Is Inovltnblo
that Boino of them should cross. Curi
ous complications result from contact
between spotters as unknown to each
other ns they aro to th06o whom they
watch.
"Sovernl years ago at n tlmo of gen-
oral labor troubles a ccrtnlu railroad
got no less than flvo reports from Ita
confidential men informing them that
an employee who was several degrees
higher lu tho secret service of tho road
than any of them, hnd they but known
It, hnd been making Incendiary speech
es. "This was true. Matters had so
shaped themselves that tho man nc
cused had to appear as a radical In or
der to gain admittance to Inner couu
ells whore tho Important questions
would bo finally decided. To tboohRs
grin of tho authorities tlioy were obllg
ed to transfer him. Had they not done
so tho suspicions of tho men wjmmnke
tho reports would havo been aroused
That spotters should know each other
as such Is hold to be highly undoslra
bio. There Is always tho chanco that
they might work In conjunction Instoad I
of acting as checks on each othor.'
Jfeiwrr::' ?!
A JUDGE OF PRIME MEATS
nliMiys knows jiiBt what ho wants, and
knows that ho can nlnays got It from
onrchoico stock. If you want a doll
cioni ronBt, steak, chop or cullot that is
tender, rich and succulent, and cut by
an export hand, trimmod nnd not up for
your tahlo to suit tho Qiioon's taito, you
will always tlnd It nt OU03SN, and at
lowor prices than von cn Qui It for
nnywhoro elao in Snluni.
E. G, CROSS SALEM ORE
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Easter Rejoicings
Wines for tho tables, liquors nnd
cordials for tho social uliat aro hero a
plenty for Knater wcok festlvltlne as
goodnstlioy aro nbundnnt. Shall wo
Bend you a caso to your housoV Leavo
your ordor now for delivery at any npec
Wed day. Ever tasto our whiskey
specialty, the famous Tom Howo.
?' Rogers
tl-L j218!l!22,Ootnmi,rn?nl Hi...!
jaP"WuoJueHlu n"iul Holall liquor dealoi
fobmsk
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Spring Trade
Judging from orders already placed with
iih, uivos overy promise of keeping us ns
biiNj us can bo. So if you aro in need of
hi in her, bo good enough to let us havo
j our orders nt onco. Though our facili
ties mo taxed to tho titmoHt. our Hook
is larimnnd wo will do our bebt to nc
coiiiiiioiIbIo you. Near H, V. PiiMcpgor
depot. Phono 051.
Goodnle Lumber Co.
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TODAY'S
MARKET..
vail
Acid That Are Death to Cholera.
The acid of lemons and oranges Is
fatal to the cholera bacillus. Even if
placed upou the rinds of the fruit the
germs will not survive longer than a
day, Ladles' Hope Journal.
.. '. . ' .(Dcafne!. Cuuot te Cured
by local applications ai they cannot
reach the dipeafed portion of times e,
Thero is only ono way to cure deeear al
nnd that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is can fed by an inflamed con
dition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube When this tube is
inflamed you have a rumbling sound or
t perfect .beanug, aud when it is
enurely closed deafness is the result,
;nd finlees tho inflammation can be
.taken out and this tnbo restored to its
jtiormal condition, hearing tfijl be.
jldebiroyed forever; nine casea out of ten
,are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but an inflamed condition of the mucous
J3urfre.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
vny case olDeafness (caused by catarrh)
iliat cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Our b. Send Tor circulars, free.
F. J OIIBNEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Fld bv DruggUts, 76c
Hall's Family Pills are tba best.
Ulrlutnff Ilodi.
The only trustworthy divining rod
that has ever been made Is fortunately
cheap. It has a steel head nnd a wood
en handle and Is shaped something like
an anchor. Any man who wants one
should go to a hardware store and ask
for a pickax. Youth's Companion.
A fool forms an alliance with the
6traws driven by the wind; a wise man
forms an alliance with the wind. Chi
cago News.
The first savings bank In the United
States was established In 181U.
Estray Notice,
Xfctloe U hereby siren tbt I bare UkH up
aatl Impounded the folkwii8rWd nll
found running at large within the Cltr or 8a
lent, Ui-wlt.
One ertejr flow, Mgbt color, pllt la eaeh ear
fire yean old '
Theowaerof Mid animal en hate the tame
by proTlaS property and paylatc the lsal
ebaryee awl ezreaM ol taklss op a&d keeplaf
eta , and in default Mmnmt for fire Uj. I wUl
proceed t aetl the W aaisal at rW aae
iloa a ptvrUled la MnaM Na, OX) ef Ike
aforee Id ltjr.
PatedSaleca.AHM, U, KOt
' D.W 6IBSON.
Cltr Marshal.
Po&tland. April 13 Wiioat
nominal Walla Walla, 57
Flour Portland, boat grades $2.70
$3.40. Graham 2.00.
Oate Choice White $l.?5 per cental:
grey $1.20 tl.SSii percental.
MilUituiT Bran, 10 00; shorts, $17 60
HayTimotliy $1212K Ier ton.
Onions $2.25 to 3
Potatoes 45 to 65c per sack.
Butter Best dairy, 18020; fmic
creamery 20) to 22c Btort 11.'. to 13
imr kiuiiu. l
Kgge-Oregon,' ranch 13 to 13s perdoz
Poultry Chickens, $3.00 to 6.00; hen
5 00 to 6.00; turkeys, liva 10 to 1&L
Mutton Dreseed, Q to 7c jxt pound
Hogs Dreeed7c per pound.
Beef Topters,$4.604.76 ;cows,$4(e j
on .uruB&ou oeez, i to bc.
Veal Dressed, 8i 08 c, for small.
Hops 67c for 1899 crop, 12 to
kc for new crop. j
Wool Valley, 1012c; Eastarn 6r5.
gon, 012c; Mohair. 25. " 0
Hides Green, salted 60 Ibi, 7 9 S
nnder 60 lbe, 7)8)l ; sheep pelts, 16 &
20c
UUU UXBKiT.
W) eat-65c for feed.
Wool, 13 to 16c, Mohair, 25c
Hops 11 to 15c
Oats 38c. to iOc
Hay Baled, cheat. $7; timothy, $10
EgXS-ll812Mc
Floui In wholesale lots, $3.00; retail
fiOtf BflCaC
MillatuffB Bran, $17; sliorti,$19'60,
Hogs lireeaed, o.
LivecatUe Steers, 4to4ki;cow, $J5Q
tn4
Sheep $4. gros j
DreMed Veal 7 eents. I
Butter I)airy, 12 to 15c ; ornumery,
IS to 30, slQre 10 to ISKb.
Poultry liens per id., oc.
PoUtoea 20 26c
C.M. Eppley, eat Stat street U of
ns 120 for egg.
SOMETHING- NEW!
. KERN INCANDESCENT OA3 BURNER
?o Ohimnoy, no blacr-enod Mantles, Gives 35 candle power per foot of gas
con&umed. Several sizhh. We have lu stock the No 1 burning ono foot per hour
and giving a .15 candle ouHr light for 3-10 of ouu cent per hour. Also tlio No 2,
giving 70 candleipowur at a cost of 0-10 of a cunt pur hour.
- INVESTIGATE: TH".M
5" galern Gas JLigtit Co,
Chemokotn 8t Tolophono B63
Plumbing and Roofing
Make your contr.ut for plumbing early to socuro
tne i)tHt jDi tor urn ittdst monoy. :.::::
A MKl'Al. HUOt on your biillding In durable
und woiiiiiiiH ,tl, Mill protect your properly from
' lire in ailjoimm; buihliug and ought to ruduco the
eont of iiuiirjiice. ::;;;:;:;
' A (i h MZKD IKON SKYLIGHT is lighter
and stronger llisn uood, guarauteiHl not to leak.
Estimate (nriiisliwl aud the bent of work
promptly rforuiwl by :::::;; :
BURROUGHS' FRASBR
PHONb 1611 1QU STATE
THE FLORENCE sMtORiuM
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AFfln?c&M mivatc h'Hplta' for the truatiiiunt of chronic and (mutual
ipto., iTufltUlie po't ar eitptmially for the piirpoo for whit li it u
.usttrL (Kiiv'iiiitiy loiatwd williin four bl)fkn ol the biiRinuw purt
of the city. TliH iiM-t m chfn IiirniBhmJ and latnt applmuc
throutihoiit the limiding 1 1 mh toil by hot walr and titfhtwl by gas
and olwlicitv IItr.- um sick oan luvo (ho comhirts of an nlegHiit
plvhte hiiiun. comixn"! with all tint advantaus of a geimral himpital
without the iioIhm, coiifunioii, and publmjl atUmdiiiK ono. OiiUidv
phyieian hriiKnj( a in tra(od with tho grtMtost uourttMv, and
, bmIkUmI in wMtrattQni if rjueted. For trmn and furthtir iuforuia
L (ionrite of apply pw urn ly.
r; cartwright, m. d. supt.
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Southern Pacilc Co,
THE SHtSTA ROUTE
Mechanically Jointed Tratno and
New Seat Post Clamp
Are tho Envy of all Other Bicycle Dealers
The 1901 Eacle Bicvcle has more improvements in
Jits constmction than any other bicycle. Come and see
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Trains ioavo Balom for Portland and way
stations at 5 :10 a. m. , 7:54 a. m. and
4:58 p.m.
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rullmau and Tourlata cars on botu
trains. Ohatr cars Sacramento to Ocdm.
and 1 Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago,
Ht. Louis, Now Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at Sim Frandluco with bov
oral atoamehip lines for Ilonolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
pqnm Amortca.
Boo 8Hont at Haln station, or addreta
O. H. MA.BKHAM, U. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
TIME OAKTJ,
2 For Yaeutna:
Wliy do the rtnmhlor makers succjed?
UKOAUHHthey do not trj to force EXPKHIMlJNTfl on our riders which
AUK DANGKROUH. They tnnkonii article that has stood tho test for 22 Ionic
years and today are stronger, neater and handsomer than ever. Call in and in
iptct our linn, it is compluto. Auk for handsome Indian poster catalogue.
Wo tell wheels on cany luHtallmmita. Wo
will trnilo In your old wheel. If you want
a teuond hand hluyole ours will interest you.
Sliipp & Hauser
25B Commercial Street.
A complete stock of sundries and tires
of all kinds at right trices
No.
Train loaves Albauy .1... 12:45 p. m
Train leaves Corvallis ... 1:50 p.'tu
Train arrives Vaqulna . 0:45 p. m
No. I Returning:
Leaves Ynquina 8'lOa.ai
Leaves Corvallis. 11:30 n. m
Arrives Albany 12:16 p. m
No. 3 For Detreit:
Lcavcb Albany 7:00 n. in
Arrives Dotroli 11:20 a m
No. 4 KeturnltiK:
LeiiVRS DnLrolt. . l?!ifin ...
Airlvcs Albany 5:45 p 111
Ono and two conned at Aloany and
Corvallis with Southern PaclUottuInx
trlvln direct service t and from Now
port und adjacent benches,
Tralpa for tho mountains arrive at
Detroit at noon, itlvinir ample ttm
to reach camnluir urounds on th
UroltenbUHh and Santlam rivers Hip
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In a word this tells of
the Passeater wrvlct
via.
Bear in Mind
That wo aro now prepared to do all
of bloyalo roptlr work. Ikliitf lu
wlmuli .tnd h tve thotn II to I up. : :
kinds
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You Can Cut It With an Axe
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"The Best of
Evcrytlung"
Tlie North-western Line
8 Trains dally between Rt. PauJ,
and ChlcaKO comprising tho Utrat
Pullman Hlfeperi, lVorloiw Dining Cars,
i.i nra ry ami uirrvauon uan,
I Free Itechnfng Chair Cars.
The 20lh Century Train -"THE NORTH WEST.
ERN LIMITED" Runs every day of tot year,
Finest Train
! in the World
Eleclrle Dinted
Steam Hcaltd,
523' vV
Any Man Can Shave Himself
With a..,.
Safety IRasot
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In fact you could not cut yourself If you
wanted to. We have them.
R. M. WAE)E & CO.
SALEM OREGON
BUT
PINS.TACKS AND DR0KEN0LASS CAN'T HURT IT
Buy a pair for your wheel and you'll appro
clnto this; and besides you will bo nblo t rldo
ALL Ttm TIMB. Then too, thero will be no
repair bills, ao you'll be money ahead by the
cud of the year.
We are talking about
THE GOODYEAR BSSW2
U&THISQOODYEARTIRE&RUBBERCOmAKRON,.
Snell Yale Cycle Co.. Distributors ? Portland, Or.
To Chicago By Daylfglrt
Tho Ilailgor Htato Kxprew,
the finest Day Train running
between t I'uul and Chicago
Via the Short Line O -iinfc
tionq fiom the West made via
'IIih Northern Pauillc, (treat
Northern, Canadian Pacific
This ia also the beat lino ba'woon
Omaha, tit. Paul aud Minneapolis,
All Aieats sell tkkets Via
"The Morth'weilcro lio?'
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New Food Preparation s
OIIAIS O, the new fool drink, la a mibititute for oolfee that either children
or adulU may uho without harmful nitixsla.
For dwHtert try JKI.LO. It can he prepared In a few minutes and In various
flavor. Only 10 a package.
Harritt A. Lawrence
01.1) I'OaTOCKlOK OIIOfJKKV
OcLi6rxi
is the best trading point in the
valley and The Journal is the
surest medium for reaching trade.
Chicago Rock Island
Pacific
Make your trip East pleasant and
comfortable by using the flwt Rock
Island personally conducted excursions
In tourist sleeping cars which go H
every week o( the year via Halt Mke
City and the Scenic line.
Pullmau sleeping cars evory day to
Chicago. Tell your lck agent yoa
want your ticket over the
Great Rock Island Route -;
from Denver. All tlokdt agents wll thenn
Write for (elders.
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O. Portland, Ore.
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