U-3 .St-Ar-
rnfOa
attacllvt woBisfthooa aad Kjejp her for the davits of wtf t and motherhood.
AH dmjuki Mil $L00 bottles of Vtoe of OtJai.
The HaElrwQo,
Ascao. aaOlM favorably lapreafted
1 reaa votir MTtiuaeeseBi ta rtcara
daiin3lhaboUlMTBlpiirc)iAnbXUtot it tor B adopted dcaWr,wBO
WMaafieriDfwitiifei&aletraiMat. fib had been sader IIm doctor' cut
for soma tlra. and when her period voaldeoat os aeri a Cerise was tent
tblor teirlbla, 1 Jadoeed tier to try It asd Vbt trH dM brrM on br
xnensea. fSbtookitreUu!raeeralBt't4lB d(ncUe, aad w irtraUy
raUcrtd. Ttotuatoowa word, "Usar tor Ilia.' J. Vt'KSLET CKUSS.
J"r MrlM 4 tfetrrtvrr. ta&M. d5r rt'jrmt- "Tfc 1tlm' XMttj
WHAT'S ON
TO YOU. what's on your head Is not
of as much Importance as what's
tn it. Nor to us.
For to a head with something In it, we
can appeal; can prove that S3 tuys the
test of Derbies; toys 'If purchased
here) correct shape to the fraction of
an inch, correct color to a half tone.
The most costly Item the exclusive
hatter puts In his hats is his name.
Any popular style you wish. All the
Spring Styles are now ready.
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
Tho People' Clothier. and Forntshera
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
Mombor
Northwest Aftornoon
Nowapapor
LeflKUCI.
BY HOPBR UnOTHKntt,
TUESDAY. JUNK 11, 1001.
Daily Ono Year, SB.OO In Advanoa
Dally Pour Month 91. In Advanoa
Dally by Carrier OOo Per Month
Weekly One Yoar.SI.OO In Advanoa
POLITICS AND THE SENATORSHIP
Hero la an editorial endorsement ol
Joe Simon by a Democratic paper, the
italeui Jeurnal:
There ii a great deal of fly-fishing for
the nomination for governor a year from
now and it Is a gocd thing to setthopeo
ole thinking what kind of h man they
want in that office. It ii also woll to
ciinildor what are tho rlaht ditnoniloni
for aspirants (or their olllcci. The next
legislature electa a senator and there
will undoubtedly Ins a hard fight to defeat
senator bimon on the part 01 me auicii
ell faction, Iltpuhllcaas (generally am
tired of tho factional ItahU, but tho
grafter element nover tiro of contnctlona
that throw places open for the cla
who afterward! cost good money to ln
vestlgate andjuoeocuto. It would bo a
Godtend to Oregon politics if it had a
man In his prime who could be sent to
tho Benate and kept there for 110 years
and became a eourcu of power and credit
to tho state.. Uonator Bimon is that kind
of a man, and wilt be a candidate, but,
of course, the Mltchrll faction will fight
him and do all in their power to render
him unavailable,
In the langungo of tho Immortal
Ohlmmy I'adden, wouldn't It Jar you I
It Is far worse than Democratic support
of Mr. Mitchell, who Is really half a
Democrat, anyway, and lias about as
many frisuds in tiie Democratic twrty as
I11 the Itepubllcan. Pendleton Kant Or
egonian. Tiir Joubhal does not profees to know
just what political party tho Knit Ore-
gonian favors. It should know and
does know that as between Mr. Hlmou
and Mr. Mitchell, the formor voted
agaimt tho Porto Itlco tariff and that hu
Is unequivocally against thu ship sub
sidy bill a propaaitlou to tax a thou
aaud farmers for the bunllet of one ship
owner. If Mr. Mitchell U half a Demo
crat let. Kaat Oregoutan tell thopeoplo In
whatounuor ho has shown It? Will
it point out what Mr. Mithell has ever
done to entitle him to the support of
any DemocratT We challenge It to pro
duce ono Iota ol proof that Mitchell is
one-half, one-quarter or one-hundredth
part a'Detuocrat. Tim Jouiinai. does
not profess to bo a Democratic pHir
Ilka the Knit Orfgonluii. It is not a.
Simon paper or a Oojbott paper. Hut It
does favor few fundamentally demo
crats principles that are !u the interest
el all the people. Free trade "nth all
or own posseeslona it ono ol those.
Mr, Mitchell ddro not come out as did
Shnonaud vote for that principle, lie
twthetwo wen honest cltlcons will
mpct tho wan of principle, Tub
Jouknai, gueaees the East Oreganfanae
ieuli JaocntJo party orgatt
would Jike to KM. a fautloual fight for
-
l .... ..i. .a i4 ....... , . ..
tn nuKwnrui(, 11 vruuui tin sure
another vary corrupt v tend axtravagaut,
!ktur )!(! fJiBf would; fimr sto'i
the btJt,'thaWkiAfl(,):(of,irf kiui
Start Girls Right!
Nssy tcwtSal ttit twsexnt fasrafcot for Me,
fectaaett at (he craoil pcrted of puberty liity
Fyma4f4&jfcnita'ftelivsc4het!eV Mc&trs
ataaM prs&Ki tSdr invpdai' ht-tXh fcy $r
1J thorn ntccsaary Wonattioa sod proper
Lrta&sacet. VSei the tstaMS cocne a 5W
eatvartJ ta her inexperience she b cither
f rftttaed faie eoovuliiottf, or scared Into try
faf to check the thnr. HMnyptis htrt checked
the flow and K has never started jaia, Aad
M a radt they have row-a paie-fstti, vith
trew-tradu" os their cheeks, tad dark hitf
BMOBJeaderthtJrcTU. Adoscof
IVINEoCARDUI
Ikkea tray rnomfoj after a 5M Is hrthx years
oW vSB bri$ (he meases 0 property aad keep
(hem rtjolar. It vI help her to develop late
AsearT Put, X J, Frfcrairr , in
Fttnurtim.
il la ta HitUmoi
to w.m or Oardal ta UM B&Ktaore
tsa that ea 097 TlH to Baltimore
YOUR HEAD?
Si
367 Commercial Ht. Salem.
that It not in
payer.
the interoit of the tax
JOURNAL X-RAYS
Muntey'i Magazine for Juno ha
ommited from lie cover the customary
egoistic endorsement of its owner.
e
Tills is the Public Bohool and Academy
week. There will be no end of tarletan
dreetee, pink ribbons and bouquets
The ning'a Daughters probably had
Uielr first impreiNlous of ths interior of
au almshouse when they visited the
Marion county oor farm,
No newipupcreodovold of puroeoor
character but it will rope In a few
suckers. No fakir no rank tint hu unu do
somo business in any community.
0 1 MoKinley Is a rookldou' t bu alarmed).
In the woary land,
In the weary laud.
To shulturtho trust In the time of storm.
Aggie
D
Borne allrgod nunspapers are too en
tirely destitute ol original character and
so devoid of nowa that ono has a fueling
of repugnance against oven removing
the wraper.'
They have had a killing front In Kast
oruOregon and IhoDaker Democrat says:
Klsies at Inopportune times always
causa trouble, and It does stem that the
hoary old spirit, Wiutor, with his cen
turies ol experience, should I hi learning
this truth. Wo want no moro of his
"cold embraces" tills spring.
m m
Who wouldn't be a bank receiver?
There's six months to II lo claims. Iu
the aioantlmo there Is a lot 0! the fundi
of the receiver of tho Williams A Kug.
laud Hanking Go, tied up Iu the new
recelvorshlp and that Job will continue.
Don't "Accept a Substitute I
When you ask for Cascarcts be
sure you get the genuine Cascarcts
Candy Cntliartlcl Don't accept
fraudulent substitutes, imitations or
counterfeits! Genuine tablets stump
cd C. C. C. Never sold in bulk.
AU druggists, toe.
. aj m Mniiii
Fund to Prosecute Hocus Failures.
Glkvklanu, 0., Juuo It, UlovoUad
has, as her guests today nearly 400 of
the most prominent business men of the
country.
The credit man Is a powerful factor Iu
business and a national contention ol
such an organisation is no small affair
The Cleveland Credit Men's asaoula,.
Won, which lias a membership of sev
enty-live, has made extenslvo arrange
ments for tho entertainment of the vis
itors. Thu headquarters and tho eesslini
of tho convention are at the Colonial
hotel,
Crala-01 GrslaOl i
Remember that- name wheu you
want a dullclous, appetising, nourish
ing food drink to tuko the place of
cotfoe. Bold by all grocers and liked
by all who have used It. Oraln-O la
iiiudo of pun) gruln, It aids dlgeatiou
and atrcugthomt tho iiervva. It la not
t stimulant but a health builder and
tho ohlldreu aa well an tho adults can
iirinr wun I'n'iii iuiiiiii. 1 uusin
ubout u luucU rr. 15c. nm,
8e. per package. Aalt your grocer
wr uraiu-o.
c OAWTpXlXA..
iM tk m nn ,r ""P
-tw
tZ&&&kc
IT WILL NOT DOWN.
Plain
Dsty" Remains Just Where
It was Before.
rMf later Oeeaa. .
Another sUce ef the PrU Rle tariff
dts-fifdoa isabont tockxe.
A 1 U demien oi the Sa prenj Coart j
now ttanda, CoB?rei ae fall per In
matters of Perto Rieo liilation.
liowerer.tt e derteioa ef ib Coortoees
not nrt:earily impair te vnlwl-tr of
the rolHw ileclarei hr PrefWnt MrKln
le; i hl9me-a!!vf DeeetnbrS. 3UV.
There waa at that time no cowti'atw
al queslioH invoJve.1. No oae had raiiod U"P v- ) .
the issue whether the ComUtution foi-1 Corporations-
lone-IUieflsg or not. The Present . Where n corporation agrees with its
declared Ibat it was "onr plain dutr to eloeklwlders that only a certain amount
abolUh all eustowi tariff between the of t0k "nbecrlLed by each stock
Uniled State, ami- Porto Kteo. arnl give , "' " id in, but credit is ex
her prodtwts freeacces to oar markets" itw,ed to l,,p ooroporatlon on faith that
TherefcafMintrUfkin of tho eenitf- 'ts rt)orate stock is payable in full,
tutioaal qupcttoa by the PreWet or by a,,J "ItlwU n" ' a liffercnt agree
theRepaWwan Iwdersin Congrew. It mB,,t lten the cororation and its
wa a question of pohcy and duty. jf0 stockholders, the unpaid subscriptions
one doubted the Mirer of Coiiffres lo,Rre "el for tl,e payment ol such
letritlale at the President recoin mended.
No one doubts that power now.
After all has been rahl ami tlrxte, the
pxjple are today face to face with tho
atmeiefueai in K9andlO00. The tar
iff elaute of the Furaker bill expires in
less than a year, and then the question
whether Porto Rieo shall have free trade
with the United States or be subject to
new tariff will have to be passed upon.
Then the Republican party will still be
duty bound to stand where it stood at
the onUet before the sugar lobby ap
peared on the scene and railed the con
stitutional hubbub to cover an act of bad
faitb.
Free trade with Porto Rice Is still a
question of Justice and plain duty. If
the Constitution extends our customs
laws to the new territory, free trade wai
and is Porto Rice's organic right. If tho
revenue clause of tho Constitution did
not extend to the island, then Congress
had and has tbe power to enact a law In
cluding Porto itico in our customs
system.
This wes ths original position of the
Republican party. It was absolutely un
assailable then. It was absolutely un
salable today. It will be absolutely un-J
sailable next winter, when the Porto
Rice tariff will again be the question ol
tho hour.
CdoeatoTour Home! ttt Cuacarat.
Oandf Catlisrilo. cure constipation (ocorer.
10c, So. If C. O. O, fall, drugging refund xnonoj
Y. M. C A. Jubilee
Bohtom, Juno 11. The most Import
ant religious convention of tho prexent
year and, with the possible exception ol
the ecumenical council of missions held
in Now York in 1899, tho gathering
with tho most world-wide ulguiflcance
ever met in this country is the Y. M
O. A. jubileo horu today. It com
memorates the beginning of association
work In Boston and In this country in
1801
IJesIiIes large numbers from all parts
o( tho United (Hates there are atsoala
tlon representatives from Austro-Iluu-gray,
Australia. lielglum, Denmark
France, Germapy, Great llrltlan and
Ireland, Holland, Italy, Portugal, Rus
sia and Finland, Hpnin, Norway tind
Hneden, bwiUorlaud, China, Indu, Ja
pan, rJouth Africa and Hraxll and other
countries.
Kvery dopartmunt of thn organiza
tion Is represented by some of lis brain
lost mon, who havu the movement what
It is in tho Railroad, College, Army and
Navy, India, Colored, County and for
eign departments. Striking exhibits of
th work in all departmuats occupy ucres
of space iu tho oxhihltion halls o( Mo
ohanlcs' building, whero the conven
tion is meeting.
letters were recently tent out tn tho
Y. M. O. A.'so'f American colleges nnd
universities luklng for information as to
tho religious conditions in these institu
tions. Out of 05 institutions reporting, iu
only live does the religions prospect
ooein less eucouragiug than formerly,
while in the other CO it is holding Its
own, and In more tlitm two-thirds of
these It Is quite encouraging, seeming to
be much bettor than ever before In a
large number of oatos, at least oue-third
ol the 50. Right Institutions report the
entire senior class to hu Christians, and
many more show nearly as good a
record,
Fifty two reporting institutions fur
nlsh estimates of number of Christians
among mon of senior class, the percen
tages being as follews:
In Congregational oolUgos,77 iwccnt;
I'rosbyterian colleges, 8'i (Kir rent; Hap-
llst, OS per cent j Methodist, 7-' per cent;
otherdoiiomlnatious, 73 per font; un
denominational, 02 jor cent, State I nl
varsities, 47 per cent.
Blxty one Institutions give the mini
berof candidates for tho ministry and
missions ry work among senior men as
follows;
lull Congregational colleges, 16 for
ministry, 6 (or foreign Held ; in 4 Pres
byterian colleges, 15 for ministry. 1 f jr
foreign Held; In 5 llantlit colleges, 1'.'
lor ministry, 10 for forelgu fluid, in 0
Methodist colleges, 37 for ministry,
for foreign field; iu 7 other denomina
tional colleges, -is for ministry aud 4
for foreign Held, In 10 uiulenonuna
uonai colleges, 07 for ministry, SU (or
forelgu field; in 0 State universities,
12 for ministry and 6 for forelgu Hold.
Total, 2tt for ministry, 65 for foreign
Hold.
Klevun of the colleges reporting show
uo students for the ministry. Twenty
live of tho remainder show nyno for the
forelcn Held.
Forty-nine of the xl'J candidate for
the ministry are looking definitely to
ward tho foreign field. This Is xJt per
cent, of the ministerial candidate, or
3l of the whole.
There aro now 43 Y. M. O. A. s In the
theological Institutions. They will be
represented In the Jubilee eanvoaUon
ud exhibit at Boston, June (1 to IS.
Investigate
Mower
draw cut Champion
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Ur2iSrvM sr"aKJBrrNar m -mrm -
JF A fWftw Dt One!- X
I
Illrfffft ee$i CUMlficitloa of P
JUU1LIU1 ,k. .,-,I RBlP.f. of
nprfcirfriC laterest to the Beacn
iVaravrjBTiiNaJsNNat
Cannine Factories.
Where canued pears r sold by Im
nortersbya lecription known to the
tra'le to refer to the highest grade pack
ed by Utetn, no warranty aa to their
quality is implied, where it is ascertain
able by inspection of one or more cans
j hi every hundred, which inspection
trip hmi1 custom of the trade. GO N. E.
creditors on the insolvency of the
corporation. 00 N. i;. Itep. (Ind.) 307.
Draymen.
An ordinance of the board of park
oommisaioncre of the city ol Minneapolis
provides that no vehicle which, together
with its load, neighs more than" 2,030
pounds, and which I" 1 1 use for carrying
good, merchandise, building material,
manure, dirt, earth or other article or
commodity, ana wnicii lias tires less
than six inches in width, shall pass or
enter upon any park or parkway. Held,
as applicable to a parkway, tho or
dinance In void, because unreasonable,
and in its effect prohibitive of traffic
thus classified. 80 N. W. Rop. (Minn.)
93.
Physicians and Sureeons.
Tho plaintiff's right hand was so
severely injured in tho feed-grinding
mill as to mako amputation of the fingers
necessary. Tho operation was perform
ed by the dofondant and another
physician called by him. Thereafter
for somo five or six days, the case WkB
treated by the defendant, when another
physician was called by the plalntlfl;
and the dofondant rofusing to consalt or
act with him, surrendered the caso.
Borne eighteen days after the Injury it
was deomed necessary to amputate
plaintiff's arm above the elbow, which
was douo. Proof was given, over defend
aiit'o objection, of what plaintiff earned
heforo and and after the loss of his arm.
Defendant contended that proof should
be confined to the tors of his earning ca
pacity aftor tho removal of his fingers,
which operation was conceded to bo nee
useary. Hold not to bo reversible error,
where the jury's verdict showed that due
consideration wus given to such difTcr
tuico in physical perfection, 80 N. W.
Rep. Iowa 6'J.
Street Railways.
An Hlectric railway company owning
and operating a road upon a street of a
city and an interuban electric railway
company may, by favor of the tralllc ar
rangement for the carriage ol merchau
iIIko for liiro upon said street. GO N. K.
Rep Ohio. m.
A street-railway company Is not, as to
its paasengers, guilty of negligence in
attempting to oporato its cars during
n strike of its employes, unless tho con
ditioiiM are such that it ought to know,
or ought to reasonably anticipate, kthat
it cannot do so and at thu same time
guard from violence, by the exercises
ol thu utmost caro on its part, those
who accept its Implied invitation to be
come passengers. 8(1 N. W. (Rrp) Minn.
DO.
Telegraph Companies-
Hum's Rev. Ht. 1801 M 6511, C113-
(Homer's Rov. St. 1697, $$ 4170. -H00 a),
making a telegraph company liable for
such iKiualty for the failure to deliver
a message received within the Htato for
transmission to a point outside tho
state. ION, K. Rep. (Ind.) 305.
How Art Tour Kidney I
-I?! .1iobI',.'i'fcy,F.M ,'!" U Mdii lilt. Hn.
plarrr. Add MtrRue ltmU;Ca,cSlcouf N. V
Editors at Bu.t'alo.
Ilurt'ALO, N. Y.,June 11. Newspaper
publishers from alt parts of the country
thronged thsassembly rooms of Sutler's
Hotel this morning at the f)nnal open
ing of the annual convention of the Na
tional Kdiloiral Association. Tho session
opened with tho aunual address by Pre-
HURRY UPf
Rvcowhete one hears that cjireiilon
i" Kcnmne Amcticiium
expreive of the
"ruti in which we
lie NotUlugUnwifl
eituugh for u. Wc
race Katut tea m
ami lightniiKr ami find
them ow. We
Brudge the time situ
to eating;, and ruu
through meals an
though life depended
upon our httte
Life doe denrnd on
our hatte, but not in
'that letue look at
Ihe obituary columns
of the paper and
ee how many promi
nent men are carried
away by "stomach
tumble, "acute iudl.
crtiun " and other re
lated dieaM Their
lue he in General
been .icrifieti to the
luute mid iuU of
tHiMue which over
liHiVr.1 the fart that
food ran only tumrWn
the body when digest
ed and aHtiaiilated
a till .at ttiM lt.A..s
amUMiniiUthepnce4ea,dM7AANryA
Iir nrivt-'a IVuUlcii Medical Dltceveiy
cuir ilteM ut the ttoaiacU and the ajiio-
rKIl!lia"? n rfu,en ' nutrition
The wutce of alt physical strength is food.
iMvptiU digMtcd d perfectly a.imiUtetl
H) eiwWiMg Ike nerfeet digestfon aud ain
lUttoHof food "Oolden Me.liel DUcovery"
lurca and enriches the blood snunly
fl IxhI '" Uc,18,U to cery or o
IM at one time I thought altnoM t
it,h1 ,,4W " ' Mr J 8 n4l ,rf LSad2J
Va Uhu Co. Iowa. Mw oo6nJ mv
s&y nsjaa.1!. fjS
eajH ir mljius; b JWdthlrtyene I
w,cria,Trw':",tf d'-
"T"i tmr iot Mom bound book or
I v
Hi
akl 'I
I $$Pffi
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
effect of the well known remedy,
Jtbop or Flos, manufactured by the
CAuronHtA. Fm SrBur Co . illuntrato
thevalueof obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
themin the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
ia the one perfect strengthening" laxa
tive, cleansing tho system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
crently yet promptly and enahllngono
1 overcome habitual constipation per
manently. IU perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
ntarve, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bouels, without weakening;
or Irritating- them, make It tho ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing- fifr
aro used, as they are pleasant to the
teste, but the medicinal qualitlesof tho
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CAMronrrix Fio Svnor
Co. only. In order to get its boneflcial
offecta and to avoid imitatlono, please
rememl)or the full name of tho Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
BAN rnANOIBCO, CAL.
TjOVisvxllz, kt rnrw york. k. t.
For sale by all Drulst.-Prlce60c.perbottla
sldent George E. Matthews, after which
thecommitteesjwsre appointed and the
convention adjourned until this evening
in honor o( deceased mombers. The af
tornoon was spent in slghtseoing'atthe
exposition, Tho feature of tho evening
will be memorial services in tho Temple
of Music inhoncr ol tho late president ol
tho late presldentof the associatfon, Matt
Parrott, of Iowa.t
Genuine stamped C C C Never sold In bulk.
Btware of the dealer who tries to sell
"jofncthlnt; just as food."
so jol. tei T O H. X ..
Brs tk Ito "lnil w Hot Wwyi Bwitt
A Master Stroke
in lino laundry work wo lay on every
article laundered by us, whether ilbe
linen or Madras white or colored shirt,
collar, cuff, shirtwaist or lace curta'ns.
Our laundry work is unapproachable iu
point of beauty, in color, finish and
conscientious earn. We win approba
tion by giving satisfaction and peerless
work at low prices.
ammma
Salem Steam Laundry
COLOSKL J. OLMHTKD, PROrBIBTOlt.
DOnODB D. OLMHTKD, MOI1.
Phone 411 320 Liberty Street
Reduced Rates
Are now in effect to Buffalo, New York.
Do you expect to attend tho Pan
Amorkan Exposition?
If so do not buy your ticket until you
have investigated the service of the Il
linois Central railroad.
Our accomodations are tho best that
can be hod, our t ruins aro always on
time, and employes courteous and ac
comodating. Through tourist cars from Pacific
coast to Boston via Buffalo.
II you will send 15 centn in tamps,
to address given bolow, wo will forward
to you, by return mail, one of our
large 84x40 Inch wall maps of the I' tilted
States, Cuba and Porto Rice.
Any information regarding rates ac
comodations, service, time, connections,
stop ovore, etc, will bo cheerfully fur
nished by
B. H. Trumiidll,
Com'l Ag't. III. Cent. R. R.
143 Third St.. Portland Or
Free Book
To Weak Men
Weak and nervous men read 'Strength
ts Uifl aud bu10 by Mon,"
Doctor
Saiiden
II tells oil about my PR. SAXDKN
ELECTRIC BBLTb and how they are
used tQ euro such cases of rheumatism,
lumbago, rclsts, lame twiek, kidney,
liver and stomach disorders, sleepless
ness, or any of thoeo disease peculiar to
man,
Dr. A. T. Sanden
Suite 10, RusmI Bidg. Portland Or.
TURKISH BATHS
WILLAMETTE HOTEL
Tire repair s?cost'
J ATtMxaln and savc tr,c expense.
"IBl Fitcnyrim. No cement required.
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, 0.
Snell'Yale Cycle Co., Distributors 0Brutt Portland, Or.
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Are You Going East ?
Perhaps I can be of service to you.
I can ticket you over any railroad running
trains out of Portland; tell you when to leave
home; where to change cars; when you will
reach your destination, and what there is to
be seen on the way.
Call or write I 'll take pleasure in answer
ing your questions.
Omaha, Chicago, Kannes City, St. Louts and
EVERYWHERE beyond.
Cor
IF YOU ARE A
You make about 1531 l.-g thrutu t
fitted with a
Columbia Hub Coaster Brake
Keep your feot on the pedals and coast down gradt. You ill Kie yourself
528 strokes each mile. Think what a saving of effort ihi would mean in riding a
Century. Bring us your o'd wheol and let us put one on It better still gut a Col
umbia or Hartford, they are strong, light and handsome
Columbia, Models 63 and 64, $40
Hartford, Models 23 and 24, $30
OTTO J. WILSON
EXTRH
Return of the Big Moral Shows.
The Well-spring From Which all
Pirates and Would-Be Showmen
Receive Their Inspiration
NUI I leMX IVUWt) d
BIG
SHOWS
TRAINED
ANIMAL
Tuesday June I8.ii
Shows 2
300
PERFORMING
ANIMALS
Trained Pffin,s
Bring " the
JTrained Rfys
See the
Funny
Clown
Band
TRAINED PIGS
TRAINED FOXES
EVERY ACT AND FEATURE NEW
WAIT FOR
SOULE BROS.
hano 1mm and Repairers
PORTEND ORE.
RRIO
more than Tires.
RIDE
GOODYEAR
DETACHABLE TIRES
EASY' TO REPAIR. EASY to BUY.
Every puncture don't mean
vulcanizing.
A. C. Sheldon, General Agent,
Third and Stark St:. Portland, Ore.
BICYCLE RIDER
the m.le.
Suppose vntj Iuvp your wheel
WILL;
exhibit;
IW o A i cu
lINoALhftll
m
and 8 p. m.
Trained
Zebras
Seals
' Children
TriitiiAf4 Goats
Zebus
Only
rv
KT Qf I
MJl&l
Show
Coining
THE REAL SHOW
DON'T BE DECEIVED
ADULTS 25 cents.
children, 15 cents.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Jf1" M nl and passenger train,
Bggage to all parts of thocitv IW;
wrvke. Telephone No. 341 mpt
DISQUE A HOMYER
300
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m
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a union Pacific
tiEPAKT
FOR
TIME STIIPDIM.RS
From Iiurtlsnd Or.
AttltlVK
J-UJM
Chicago
frirtlam
(jpeclal
9u m.
via Hunt-
Ingtou
VuntTc"
KxpreM
U p m.
via Hunt
Itinlon
alt Ijikc. Denver. Ft.
Worth. Omaha. Kansas
City, 8L lAUlt, ClilcaKo!
IM
'. m.
anu cisi.
alt Uke, "Denver Fl.
Worth. Omaha. Kantn
gt
ritr. St. L-uM, t'hlrsgo
'ltr.
tlldJ
East.
Kt I'at'l iWalla Wall., toftlklon,
Fast Mall I.Seokune, Wallace, Pull
Cp til, 'man, Mluneaticlls 81.
via iPul, Duluth.Mllwaukc
Spokane Chlrsgo, and Eitt.
'Wt ju.
HOURS ,
P0RTLAMD TO CHICAGO
72
no tnante 01 tars
Through llckts East ia nil rial, or
boat and rail, via Portland.
OCEAN AND RIVEB SCHEDULE "
From PortUnd.
At (ailing dates subject
to cunpo
KorSan Frri cls;o
Sail erery & day
Sp tn.
p. m
IMI i
expt
BuiDlay
8pm
Pal'irly
IU
COI UMI1IA RIVKK
To Aitorlu and Way
Ijindlngi.
i p. in.
rx. HuikUj
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Steamers leave Salem for Portland an J way
Undlms. Monday. Wedsesdsy and Friday at 10
a. m, Tin illy. Ttiidliy nl iSitirii at 7 a
m. For Indeceadence, Albsny andnCorvallls.
Tuesday, Thursday ahd Sanlrdsy at 4 p. m.
For Independent;. Monday. Wednesday and "
Friday at 4;30 p.m.
Throu-h tickets East via all rail or boat cad
rail via PortUnd, Ticket office City dock.
I E. T. THAYER. Asent
Salem, reron.
South and East
Southern Pacilc Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Salem for Portland and wa
id
stations at o:4U a. m. , 7:o4 a. in. an
4 ;58 p. m.
Lv Portland 8.30 A M'
UM P tf
10.IJ P V
12: P M
4Xi AH
Sit AM
7:004 H
9.15 A U
733 A M
8:33 A M
805 A Si
80 P 11
6:30 A U
11: A H
7.00 A M
6:80 P M
6:1! A V
12:10 P m
Lt Salem
llflO A U
UM A M
6O0FU
7.45 P M
b'jbt A M
8.30 A II
7S3 A M
7,2 A M
Joi V U
Wl'M
. 6.30 A M
11:90 A M
1:0AM
. 830 P M
MIA M
13;10 P M
Ar Ashland
Ar Bactamento.
Ar Ban Kranclioo.
ArOgden.
Ar Denver-
ArKansa. City
Ar Chicago,
Ar Lo. Aulos.
Ar iu raso..
Ar Fort Wortn
Ar ('ttyofMexl(t).
Arl!ouilnn
Ar .Now Orlean -
Ar Washlngtou
Ar Now York
Pullman and Tourists can on both
trains. Chair rura Bacmmento to Ogdon
and El 1 j? an I tourist care to Chicago,
St. Lon -. '1w, Means aud Washington.
Connecting at ban Frandisco with sev
eral steamship linos for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See agent at Salon' Station, or addross
0. H. MARKHAAI, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
Corvallis k Easlero Railroad
TIME OAED.
No. 2 For Yuqulua:
Train leaves Albany 12:60 p. m
Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:40 p. m
Train arrives Yaqulna . CG5 p. m.
No. 1 Returnlnp;:
Leaves Yaqulna.,
.... t xjj a. ni
llr.MJl n m
weaves uorvallls.
No. 3 For Detreit: '
viiivuh anunv .lia n. m
Leaves Corvallis...
l:30p. m.
2 3Up tu.
0:26. p. m
Leave Albany
Arrives Detroit.
Vn A Vmn- TiitmAl .
,W. 7 A,U,.l 1CLIUJb:
Leaves Detroit 5:35a. m,
fficoVSK '1a, "
Arr es torvallis 12:15 p. m.
Trdins3 and 4 between Albany and
uiiiu, luesuays, lnurruaya anu:aat
urdays only. All other traina dally ex
cept Sunday.
, Trains 1 and 4 arrives in Albany iu
time to connect with the 8. P. south
1 bound, as well as giving two or three
hours in Albany before departure of 8.
, P. rorth bound train fbr Portland.
I Train No. 2 connects with tho S, P.
west side train at Conv Ma Croesiug fot
'Independence, McMlntat 'e add all
points north to Portland.
J. Tun.vMt, Enwih Stomk,
Agent, Albany. Manager.
"The Best of
Everything"
la a word tbls tells or
the. Passenier Servlcs
The Northwestern Line
via.
8 Trains daily between Bt. Paul
and Chicago comprising the ateat
Pullman Sleepers, Peerless Dining Cars,
Library and Observation Care,
Th. ., Fe Reclining Chair Care.
EHN'LiMir'pfvHfyTrala -"THE NORTH WEST
ehn LIMITED" rubs every day or the year
finest Tran eu.
in the World s,c,m "",ed-
To Chicago By. Daylight
The Badger State Express,
the finest Day Train running
betwcen t.Panl and Chicago
ia tiie Short Lino. Connec
tions from the West made via
1,1B ortnern faciuc, Hreat
. Northern, Canodian Pacific
This Is also the best line between
wiimua, ot. raui and Minneapolis.
.AflA,atJ!kV'i!l.Y!
. .. .. ""iiu-TTtjicni unc.
rr. ii. mUAD.
G. A.
II. L.SISLER.
T A
G0IN' TO BUFFALO?
IP SO USE TIIE
GREAT ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE.
Pereonallyconducted ex
cursions to Chicago and
East three days every
week. Through Pullman
Sleepers Salt Lake City
to Chicago every day.
Ask your ticket Agent to
make your ticket read via
ceat Rock Island
Route from Denver
Write for F6lder.
mm
A. U. COOPER, GENERAL AGENT
250 AUcrSt.. PortUad. Ore.
m
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