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Newspaper Page TextHWviW jTW ,'i 9SEBE9 .wv-.!.,, tt.ui,mL1Zl. "'Hfwiivjjr . .- fmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmn iMwiiwrirmir IJhEJf and OLD mmm lKI PEOPLE lfg2il - ... . . - Jiacl Circulation ia the cause or most or ineuuuiai come muiuiust. ...- aavanclng years there ia a decline of sbtngthud Z?m!c!& st&t? of ita life-sustaining propciUea, and muscles, tissues and nerves literally starve for lack of nourishment. A aluggish and polluted circulation fa followed by a long train of lxxlily ailments. Cold feet, cnuiy aensauona upnnaaorra vac BJuC, r 'd a 1 of lxklily ailments. Coldfect, chUiy sensations upnna aferc'E 8' vr. miw uiiw uiiuuu cnAaavM j n, face acres, chronic running ly these and many other ui bod :Utoimauiaiuon. eorcness 01 incmuscics, iHcuuauwpu ,""- oaytUese and many otucr uiseasea peculiar u om pcic ic ""--w " V eaithy blood and impwfect circulation. Restoration to health must come through lie bulldlnK np nnd purification of the blood, thus adding strength and tone to h 4n thoirttalorKM?imdquci,.eaiu.yflcumiocu " --& r j.-..- O.O. e. DcmgBtncurnvcgciauie oiowj rauw " , i !. rTii the most valuable and eOicadoua of nil medicine for old people. It fa free from all xnfiena Ingredients, and mild and pleasant in ita action. It cures blood disease of cTcrr character, even those Inherited or contracted in early life. As the system gets tinder the influence of 8. 8. 8. there fa a marked improvement in thcgeneral Health, nnd as richer and purer Mood begins to circulate .through the body the appetite improve, and there fa a noftness and elasticity about the akin that you have not noticed for years ; cores begin to heal, pains in muscles and joints crad waUyceasc, and you find that itfa possible tobchappyand healUiy even mold age. Our medical department fa in charge of physidans who make a study of blood and akin diseases. If yon -would like to have their opinion and advice in your case, write them all about it and you shall receive such information and advice as you want This will cost you nothing. Others have found our medical depart ment of great benefit to them their cure being much more rapid as the result ol some special directions received from our physicians. Don't be your own doctor when you can get medical advice free. Boofc oa Bipod and Skin Diseases mailed to all who dwire i t THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA. flA. Ion Man a Ho wants tho best clothes his circumstances allow. ' For ono timo ho Is the targot of all eyes, and it makes him cornfortablo to know his clothes were bought tl us. This is why wo ouflt tho majority of well-appearing grooms In this neighborhood, Men come to iib because thoy know wo know what they need, and thoy can leave overy detail o( their wants to us. Thoy allow us to se lect ovorythlng except their wivns (wo positively will not tako this responsibility). Different men havo differ ent needs, nnd rcqulro different kinds of garments, but wo do onr work well In all cases. Itcinember us when gotting ready for the momentous occasion. ;: :: :: G. W. JOHNSON & CO. Tho People's Olothlors. and Furnishers N. E. We do not deal In baby carriages. THE DAILY- JOURNAL Mombor Northwoat Aftornoon Nowspupor Loohuo. BY HOPBR UnOTHCnU, WEDNESDAY, JUNK 19, 1001. Daily Ono Year, 93.00 In Advanoo Dally Pour Months 91. In Advanoo Dally by Carrier BOo Per Month WooklyOno YoarlSI.OO In Advanoo THE FRAUD OF OVER-CAPITALIZATION The over capitalization of light and water companies la an Immense fraud on tho public. A statement has Ju it been published by ono of tho city coun cil of Itaker city to tho effect tho Ilaker City gas plant that can bo reproduced for $15,000 today has a bonded debt for 60,000 drawing six per cent Interest, ia Hssossod at$1200 and paya $80 taxes. Tho Ilaker City eleotrlo light plant Is bonded (or 160,000 drawing six per cant interest and pays .taxes on $0100. It eoit 126,000. With 1100,000 bonded debt; the Interest on wliloh tho uiora of light must pay, two plants pay about na much taxes as eight ordlnnry dwelling houses, Ia It any wonder tho peoplo aro turning to publlo ownorslilpV Ojp'Ul Journal. Light, and water companies arc not 2b o only transgressors whoso over capitalisation aml over-bonding aro a fraud on tho public. TraniKrtat!on companies nnd other corporations per forming publlo servlco aro in noway be hind. And the utility of tho system na a menus of wringing exorbitant profits from the Joar people is eoeu when any attempt Is made, to cut down rntos by legal enactment. Then this watered stock and thoso Jraudulcnt bonds play an important part. To reduce the iucomo of thoso Institutions kotow a reasonable profit on the "investment" is deuouncsd as confiscation, and tho courts will so hold It and all tho water Is figured on aa part of tho "investment." The llakor Oity gaa plant, with Ita nc asl cost of 1 16,000, must pay six per cent on a bounded debt of f 60,000 to say nothing about dividends to the stock holders, before tho publlo can hopo to show tho Justice of a reduction In rates. It pays (60 taxes, and the directors would hold up their hands In horror at at the idea of paying any more, until after the Interest on tho (86,000 of fraud ulent dobt were provided (or, Tru ly, it is no wonder that the bost thought la turning toward munlolpal ownership of water and light plants. MarshfloUl Coast Mall. (Tim Journai, notes that In tho new articles of incorporation the Baletu Light A Traction Company Is put in at only $130,000 capitalisation. At tl per cent the plant must earn $7800 intor.it nervear. It must earn oneratinu ex- ivetiftM Di ieep up repairs, bealdoe Uxm, license, lawver feus aad court ex imuss of thouaa ntls of dollars annually. Uitdor mn!clil ownership the actual ei vle ol the plant would pay in trt cm 8 or i pr cnt, it would pay no taxi, llce-nse, lawyer fees or court ox ixws and the tieopla would get cheaper own better llgb(a,j KnuJ, . -t: "."'qr-. a. i.arr, me mimu well.dl. is maty..wa VaJan4!iMW tifreug oat to run nuy. mm ollili g TlOa yard foot roe TTtrrfj'ifMiiir . - ... . .! wrttu - a -1-TI . . Jl .. -- nuscies,rncuinaut;jAiijj,uo-i-"--"- on the lower limbs ind othex 'parts of the -..' . ...,. IGS 267 Commercial Ht. Solum. JOURNAL X-RAYS This la not the season for feuthorbeds, lit Oregon rotes hnug on wondurfully well. ft IS 4 Tlioro aro loo ninny Iwoks that nru not tend. ft There la said to bo almost no straw in Kalum for sale. ft : 6 Putting off a dlMlculty-uJcctlnga drunk en man from a street car. ft ft Ono thing wo don't havo tho regular Oklahoma twister cyclone. Why not sue tho Republican party for tho Bcliool Laud defalcation? ft A a That Into cnmpinootlng nt Bnlont was a corker In tho munu of religion, c o Nuwa short mid sweet suits tho over worked reader thrso warmer days. ft ft ft Thesn aro tho lougset duyn of the year hut bills comu duo Just as quickly, ft ft ft If it's a fair question have tho Hon. ton girls got pockuta In their blooiuura? ft ft ft Mark llanuu Is not a mind rondur. but it Is Mild ho ran almost dlvlitu MoKlnloy's thoughta on Important publlo nuttora. marr 6MPI0N DRAW 6UT IT .DRKWS THE BKR- 'rfStfaoWdnrfcK 3a$$$TO N fur tiE Jh flfc. ill rVJM 4" " !"?"''"-' -- tt--? 1111 Vi,rti "ri9 "mr aj vv 0 ' THE WHEELS WILL NOT LIFT FROM THE GROUND. Champion Binder llua ittMl (rntno tiroai tiuiultus. uifo. I'ittod proas huiidlus. ulumf-oarrlor, Description Mitoneii. I The Wta $m from tit Bag ie 0rd indicate, that LBe eoanty lawyers ar ' not used to ttie twentieth centary tegal pace- I Tlie Lane coantr bar had wtoe expert et re with a certain Marion CMtntr dr- riiit imlcn notlonir in when k-kt we in Jmlge Hamilton tamiiy uewiBeu ---.. . . .. .... ant ezperipnce.the ira ported jwlf bom 11 was noia pitiw- too unlit lor I lie attorneys, or ramer forcing a gait to whfch they were not ac , emitoffiM. ami witteii snotim noi nave ir. rMBir-j ( attornm-a at fo-. ve -r uoya as won aiineir gins, ' Implrtant inters of el,.fc Lst the fathers and mothers attest; love 'trX ay;r M,Mri:7th tbral lead i-tcened reawnauie lime. ab.,irH.nce Kork glands, No ground can ' ts hivher, purer, stronger, more secure; io uui wr n.D v. .-..,. o ..., !, . ! i - WB ooiitci. urover iie.eiBmi Eiarieu bo poimci. urover lyieveiBnu siarieu as of BHItfc ,8Tofn Jofc ' l ..!. T1,..X. !.... ;,,u' " " r. "... , Marnr of Clevelaml. Carter Harrison 1. !. tat i ' Mayor of Chisago. IJIsbnp Is Mayor ,. y ' J saiem. ft ft A man wlio never did rttaa awwepaper, who never coo Id run a newspaper, awl who knowsa ne-a item abxit as quickly as a Patagonlaa, is properly ralh.1 a Journalist. ft ft ft Free Rural Mail service may cost Uncle Sam a whole lot of money, Imt It is a convenience to the farmers and helps circulate The Oxk Cent Daily. ft ft ft Manufacturers raise half a million to fight striking machinists. Cleveland strikers used $116,000 to hold out Union laborers. Who pays it all in the end? ft ft ft Judge Doite Is still holding court in Tillamook county. He can't clear his docket in half a day. He knows too much law to apply it all in a few minutes. ft ft ft A French surgeon is out with a theory that tho small Intestines are too long and the largo ones too short. What a field this oiiens up to operations I ft ft ft As a Democratic, paper says Senator Mitchell is a half-Democrat, the next Democratic Htate Convention will prob ably he half-Mitchell. ft ft ft Tho buildings at tho Chemawa Indian school, for training tho Red men'fl chil dren aro all to be painted whlto. ft ft ft Tho crop of fleas In California ia said to bo now up to tho standard, by recently returning travelers. ft ft Rinding twlno at Omiilia Id 8 emits a pound free on hoard cara. Tho prlco at Salem Is 10 to 12 cunts. ft ft ft Mark Hanna'a prfsliluntlnl boom was only a fooler but not uuuy people grow enthuBlustlc about it. ft ft ft Havo an enthuslaom, ho in lovo with something past the mercenary point and you will not bo sick. ft What wo want ia somethlng"to oom- pull ourselves to be honest, Lot a try the referendum. ft Charley Fulton la stroking tho Iorl laud people tho right way to get to lie Governor. ft ft ft Tho averngo bnccalnureato sermon It n chestnut of it former generation. ft "Keep (till nnd let God find yon " Lucy A, Mallory, Portland. Wtuf DotheiChlldrenDrlak? 3 Don't glvu them ton or eonVo. llnve you tried tliu new rood drink culled (lltAl.N-u it Ih dellcloiiH and nour IhIiIiik nnd taken the pluco of coffee. Thu nioro Ornlii-O you kIto tho chil dren the nioro health you distribute through their HyHteuiH, GnilnO Ih made of pure grulim, nnd when prop erly prepared tiiMtim like tho choice gnuli'H of coffee but coHtH about Vi " much. All grocei-H Hull It. 16c. nnd 25c. OASTOniA. flmi tU j4 llw KW Yw llirt Alari BjU O PUSH. I hl Draw tlm liar. Aildvil Triu-lloiu and ittHil gtunla. Haa for.o fw.l olnvntor r" TT.T '"'ther.is no more ooneervatism about Only tilmler with rvllel rttko to prtivout t'lkukiti. riatio. iu whviu runs olwt to with Imll and roller Inmrlngs. No imok wwiuht ou hers. Can Wo (urnltiliiHl with Lewis & Staver 60 R F. GARY, Mgt. Salem, Of egon 3tftf-SAi Moral Rules fof Chilton WrMM hr Mr. E. I. OttT, St. t Prew wwk gta W. C. T U To i lie mother o our (air city, greet ' lag: ami to the fathers alto, (or the mrat training of the children in the I home it too often leit almost entirely to the raftther, and yet pnblic sentiment is a more potent and subtle (orceooneerned in tuetr eiiucutwn man eitner laineri or ( !,,,, sometimes susract. Do parents ' . .,., ,, ' .t . . .. """' """ ,ro, " ' "'lliw . 1 .&. lltMt tfati sat mKim( I f 14 ,', While emll within the blessed walla of Ie . ., , , ,, .home the eons and .daughters are treat- of , . . , ,, , . I &1 in very much tho same manner but very i as the years go by and they grow to be yotingmenand women, mark thechange. The son is taught, or allowed to think that a great many tilings are proper for him to do that would not be tolarated in his sister. As an illustration, sup jm!0 the daughter buys a cigar, or cigarette, and smokes It while walking down the street, who can estimate tho sneers and jeers that would be Indulged In by tho bystanders. Yet if the son does tho eamo thing It is scarcely noticed. This Is an injustico to the boh not only morally, but physically, but custom and public sentiment say it shall bo bo. If there is such a thing as "boys rights" then ho is cortainly entitled to havo tliosamo safeguards thrown around him thai his sister has, and he hae a right to n clear brain unadulterated by anything that will dull or injure it. Few people' can resist- tho Inlluoncea that close about their lives. Then lot the daughters be thunkful that their lives run in pleit.ant places and amid sur roundings that make ItoaByto do good and gently lead If may be, but nover harshly blame thoso with whom a re apcctablo existence must bo fought out. All honor is duo to victors. Huch are true gentlemen. "He that ruloth his own spirit" ia better than "he that talothaclty." The Imt Prescription for Malaria Ch Ilia mill fovcrUa bottle of Grove's Tantelcu Clilll Tonic. It In lmply Iron and ntilnlno In a liutole m form. No cure no pay. Price 60c. To Develop Cuban Mines Nuw Vohk, Juno ID. Now that Cuba is in a position to attract tho investmontof American capital, stops aro soon to be taken for tho exploitation of tdo mineral resources of the island. Whilo there is undoubtedly soma gold in tho island, as reported by the government mining ex perts recently appointed to examine tho metalliferous deposits, capitalists aro A SPECIAL FEATURE Wheels Cannot Lift, Balanced AdjustabIelFingerBar Flexible Swath Board Draw Cut Size 4 1-2 ft. and S ft. Bi? Draw -Cut Size 6lft. and 7 ft. nuna. lln HtntrV wh.l to uoui- The IHsrte Ytt-i Chimttoa ItlnJcr U crovlded with the correct prliclrle for elcvatlni crali. and U, thereloi. .urerlor to alt others. The treat ilue of this rrtaclcle of clevatiac will te pronctly iMinliJ aod a;crecUtrd. The sutsiaotUI roller teartacs never itt lose nor out of share. It Is rro.lded with tall tear- Incsiwherc.ertoisltle to et the test effect. Malleatle Iron Is used wherever steel Is not, and consequently the machine is UthUiht and duratle. It has steel rlatforiu aad siecl mala frame, steel tuards. aad cuttlnt sectloas of the jrocer nle for cuttlnt. All lexers arc cnetitly placed within easy reach of driver's rltht hand and easily operated. TheChamfMwmwfk,ahW) land where oU stle machines will tip oer. ,;btfiWiir.A iifiiHMMMM CONSUMPTION Is tike the constrictor which drops Its" cotUarjund ita victim and slowly tight- ens them unui we is nnguiucu, Once the coils are drawn tight there is little chance of escape. The one hope of safety is to break lqoee at the beginning of the attack. Those who are showing sy mo tottis ot lung dis tant; di ease should in- stantly begin the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It will cure obstinate coughs, bronchitis and bleeding of the lungs. H in creases the nutri tion of the body, ami so restores the emaciated form to health and strength. There is no al cohol in "Golden Medical Discov ery," and it is entirely free from opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics. l fell It my doty to Riwray te.tlmonU1 1 In behalf of your ' medicine " writes Mr. j3 t Re on!,0; ;; a "Whn I commenced taking Doctor Pierce a Golden Medical rHcoery t wm very tow with a cooeh. and w. i. i at time pit blood. I waj not able to do am- work at all. was weak and my head . dlv The firrt Intlle I took dM me o much t?ool that I had faith In It and con tinued until I had taken twelve bottle. Now I do not took like nor feel like the aame man a . I was a jear ago People were atonlhed and Mtd they did not think that I could live, t can thankfully y that I am entirely cured of n dl eaie from whkh had It not been for your won derful ' Dicovery ' I would have died " Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Advi&cr, paper covers, sent free on receipt of a i one-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing oid R. V. I.erce, Buffalo, N amy. nuoreis or. N. Y. turning their attention tnoro to other ores, which, while not so valuable, are to be found in tnoro paring quantities. The qrodurtion of Beesemer oro In Cuba promises particularly rich rewards to skillful and economical mansgement. Within tho last ten yeats from the properties at JuraguaandDaiqulraalono there hat been mined and shipped iron ore representing a valuo of $21,000,000. Companies are now being promoted in United States for do? elonlnc the country along tho south coast range of tho Sierra .Maeura mountains, where there are to be found continuous deposits of iron ore of varying quality and volume, beesnnlng thirty five miles east of Santiago and stretching westward for a distance of tnoro than 15 miles. Iron ore. however. is not the only mineral that promises profitable investment. To tho north ward of Santiago thero aro to bo found ' (I -posits of manganeeo sufficient to sup ply nearv half tho demand of tho United Htates. Deposltsof lead, copper and zinc are also found In paying quantities and a little American enterprise and capital is all thp.t I; necessary to reap rich returns from Cuba's mineral deposits, MORROW 'COASTER BRAKE J3ffC-- I f'A w " I " v RRiiy yo jr. rW& "fladHSit NWh ) The Morrow Coaster Brakt Is the parent of nil conster brakes. It was the first ; it is the 1cst. The only coaster brake that has leett good enough to need no change. It increases the utility of the bicy cle ; it decreases the effort necessary to propel it. More pleasure ; less exertion. Ask your dealer to get it for you. Never put off until tomorrow when you can buy a MORROW today. Bttul for our IlluatratcJ booklet. Eclipso Manufacturing Co., Clmtra.N.Y. Knife can be lined up with Pitman when wear occurs. XC A. X X Branch MOWER ""-55 Y'lt rtirf rnSSSZWlgltmttYff BOSTON BLOOMER GIRLS Famous American Ladles' Baseball Club will play the Salem team at the Fair Grounds. Saturday, June 2-2. At 2:30 sharp. This will be one of the most exciting and amusing contests ever witnessed at Salem. Popular prices 0 17 5t - H Jfew 3f acts There are more bicycles being ridden today than ever before Tho American Uicyc o Co. makes Oo per cent, of tho b'cycles made in tho United States, iuuluding all tho leading makes. Tlioro be it wheels COLUMBIAS, SPAULDINGS, HARTFORDS AND VEDETTES Aro made in tho Pope factory, hi Hartford, Connecticut. Tho fastest mile ever ridden on a circular track was ridden by Kddle MeDufllo on a Columbia chainless. Teddle Ld wards rode 250 con-ecutivu centuries on a Columbia Chainless. Una record has never been approached on any other wheel. The dyiiometer shows that the Columbia and Hartford chain models possess tho highest efficiency ever reached with the chain gear. Columbias and Hart fords aro equipped with tho fined fittings obtainable. Wo rent new wheels at reasonable prices. We have all kinds of sundries Wo sell on eisy terms. Wo take old wheels in trade. We have old wheels nt your dwn prices. OTTO A Bureau n The Burlington ticket office in Portland is a veritable Bureau of Information for travelers a place where they can learn what it will co.t lo reach ANY point in America or Europe; how long the trip will take, and what there is to see on the way. If you are figuring on an eastern trip, drop in and get full information, or. if you prefer, write me about it Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and EVERYWHERE beyond. Cor. TODAY'S MARKET. Poktland, Juno It), Wheat valley nominal Walla Waila. 581., to 69c Flour Portland, heat uradoB I'.'.OO $3.4U. uratinm .oo. Oatu ChoIcoWhite$l.32)4 $1.35 per cental turey tl. 30 $1.32. per cental. MiUatutf Uran, $17.00; ehort., $L'I GO. liayTimotliy $1.30S.H nor ton. Onion-$1.60 &fcA ; Pflo e?5k-, . "r?KT,i7fc" 7. ZSFi. ..,..,,.,.,u., . .. .. pur pound. Eggs - Oregon, ranch 12 to 12,'s !or doz. Poultry Chickens, mixed $3; hens 3.00 to 3.60; turkeys, live 10 to 12c. Mutton Dressod, 0) to 7c per pound Hogs Dressed7c. per pound. Beof TopBtters,$4.2G4 00;cows,$3 -76;(treesod boei, 7 to 7Kc. Veal Dressed, 7 Q8 c. lor small. Hops 12 to 14c. Wool Valley, 11 to 13c; Eastern Oregon, 7011c; Mohair.20 to 21c, Hides Green, salted CO lbs, 7 8. nnder 60 lbs, 7)8Jl ; sheep pelts, lb BALKU MARKET. Wheat 55 to 00c for feed. Wool, 12 to 13c, Mohair, 21c. Hops 11 to 13 c Oats $1.10 to $1.15 per cental. Hay Haled.cheat, $7.60 to $8jtlmothy $10 to $11. ' Eggs ll12Jo. Flour In wholesale lots. $3.00: retail 70 to 85c sack. MillstuHs Bran, $18.50; shorts, $20.50 Hogs Dressed, 0c,4. Live cattlo 8teers, SVsj'tol jcows, $3.00 to i -o. Blieep $2.50 gross Dressed Veal Q cents. Butter Dairy, 12 to 15c ; creamery, 18 to 20, store 10 to 12Wc. Poultry Hens per ih., 8c. Potatoes 35c C. M. Eppley, east State street is ol Ing 12sc (or eggs. Your Best FrlendT The g(xxl people of Salem enjoy one luxury that they don't fully realize, hut all who know of her tuerils fully ap preoiat s her inestimable sorvices. Ref erence is mauo to .Mrs. O. II. Walker, of thu Salem Dye Works, who is always the first person thought ol when there Is to be a party on hand, after a plcuic, when there is grease to remove or other misdemeanors to wipoout of wearing ap. pearal. At that establishment vnn nan get ativthintr set to rlht. tram ..:. of soiled gloves, to tho most elaborate Bilk COWIl. A L'mitl.imnn ,an ....I 1.1. trousers creased, his hat cleaned or his wnoia suit rrjuvenateil to suit the queen's taste. Last week a Portland belle had a glass of citric acid lemoande spilled over her party dress, and it was turned from n dellmtA tint tn i. ...,. black wherever the counterfeit beverage touohed it. Tho young man who per. ...v..v .... iud yuuug man who per. ratratedthe earelesa ue: thought Itwwild take his month's salary to replace it but to their great surprise Mrs. Walker' For Sale or Rent. Tentv.fl.e acre tract of land, sixteen 1 a,reiorcliard with heavy crop prunes ittlem, Ore. Investigate Movser. . - restored the dress to its oricinal bttantv ! and cleanliness, And eo it goes. KvirV ' Ar .. " . ' BmYe'"i, f 7S day has its new demonairffi. )t f.f?X w.j &..! 2'l and the Imtklmi of a step mother ? ' IS VAV:?:K'CAX balem Stwatii Dye Works. ., r.Hu.i r" wH : , uriinmi to llunio n.l oniw cut QhimvioatriT'Viil'AlVJ.Xa CASTOR I A for Iufiats ad ChiWr.n TIib Kind You Haye Always Bought Boars tho BllfUAtWOOf 6 yrgy?r-TVT;gm WILSON Information. A. C. Sukldon, General Agent, Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore. Rocky Mountain Is the name of the new and luxuri ous Rock Island train , , j I imi rpfl iiiii tvw I Which runs between Colorado Snrincs l"uu w""Vi.e"H.. ....! r....- -.i .!.! r 1 ' -HraW at i :3U P.Tl SvK To WMM Chicago at 7 P. M..next ,'rmra i nv nnlv nnn nlo lit nut. , h m inaKing close connection i with evening train? from Chicago for all I points east; nleo connectinu' nt Omaha , with mornini! trains for Minuennolis and St. Paul. Weekly excursions in Personally Condncted Tourist Sleeping cara via the Great Scenic Lino; from Pa clllc Coast points to Chicago without change. Ask your Ticket Agent to mako your ticket read via thu Great Rock Island Route Write or particulars A. U. COOPER. GENERAL AGENT 250 Alder St.. Portland, Ore. Reduced Rates Are now in offectto Buffalo, New York. Do you expect to attend tho Pan American Exposition? H so do not buy your ticket until you have Investigated the tervico of tho II. llnols Central railroad. Our accomodations are the best that can be had, our trains aro always on time, anil employes courteous and ac comodating. Through tourist cars from Pacific coast to uoston via Huttalo. If you will send 15 centn In .tamps, to add.e.6 given below, we will forward 10 you, oy return man, one of our large jhx .0 inch wall maps of the United States, Cuba and Porto Hico. Any information regarding rates ac comodations, eorvico, time, connections, stop overs, etc, will bo cheerfully fur. niblu.l by B. H.Tkumbdu,, Com'l Ag't. III. Cent. R. R. 142 Third St., Portland Ora REDUCED RATES TO THE EAST VIA. THE NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. National Educational Association, De trolt, Mich., July 8 to 12 Inclusive. United Society of Christian Endeavor. Cincinnati. Ohio. July 6 to 10th Inclulve. For the above occasions, tickets will be sold aa follows; From Portland to fciii.il nnu ruturn, fai.ao; for Portland 60. Data 3rd. FOR F.XPOSI HON be ISs from ! to be on sale first and third Tuesdays of I each mouth. Pa6.engera who prefer rritlirn !. 2 , oh omrn via a uinerent route, wst hicagoor St. Louis, without oxr tl 12 lui I k .0 nr K0U,8 on a.v "I h - ""JabOVe exoursiona nr tr...... -. :.. .1. arge. If you ar oin on nv ( tii p... . c::, :.,,'. : . "v "'"" " 1 ..x?r&UU,8rn 1aciflc Rway Companv's I "NORTH COAST IJMlTRn A" Lookout for Your Wells. Uodd water ujais good hUh. Dug through the mi am. ' 6-14-1 w South SatiS? CRACK TRAIN of the North .est tor any further information, write A. iV Charlton, Portland, Oiegon, ortaaiiv other Northern Paciflc agent. 0 15 4 , ip OJ?Ejt3?JN ShojtXinjb akdUniojs Pacific DEI'AIiT FOK TIMK POHI-DUI.ES From I'oillaiid Or. AttMVK FllOil Chlcig-o Portland Bpeclal 9 a. m. via Hunt ington "Ttu'ntio" Eipreas 9 p. tn. via Hunt ington 5rraur" Fast Mall G p. tn. via Spokauo Salt Lake. Denver. Vt. Wot tli, Omaha, Kalisn City, Ht. Ijuli, Clilcaco iiu r.&si. -alt Lake. Denver Ki Worth, Omaha, Kanan Cltjr, St. xHi, llilcapi and East. WallVT7flrUwVton. iJpokana, Wallace. Pull man. MlnnesDoIla Ht -. . ,, .... :0)i rnui. L)unim,.iiiiratncpi Clilcago, ana h.iet. 72 PORTLAMD TO CHICAGO no inaoie oi tars Through tickets East via all rial, or boat and rail, via Portland. 0CEAH. AMD RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland. All willing ilatci subject to change For San Krai-clKO Sail erery A dava Ip. m. p. tn Dally ex .-opt Sunday 8 p m S 1 turd ay ID a. m. COLUMBIA IlIVER To Ailorla anil Way 1-amilngn. p. m. ex Uuuday WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamers leave Salem for PortUnd and way landlius, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a.m., Tujiiiy, Th.3day.iil .Saturday at 7 a tn. For Independence, Albany and Corvallls. Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday at 4 p. ra. For Independence, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4:30 p.m. Through tickets East via all rail or boat and rail via Portland, Ticket office City dock, E. T. THAYER. Aient Salem, treton. South and East VIA Souibrt Pacific Co. THF SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavo Salem for Portland nnd way atatlona at 5:40 a. m. , 7:64 a. tn. and 4:58 p. m. l.T l'onlaud Lt Salem... . SOO A M .110 A It AIM A U . 6:00 I' M 7:45 P M 8:90 P M 10.83 P V 12:SS P V 44 AH 8:45 A U Ar Aulana. Ar cramcnto Ar Ban Franclaoo. ArORdon... Ar Dcnvcr.. ArKanta, City . 6:5S A M .MAM . 7:25 A M - 7:42 A M . 2.00 P M . 6.00 P M . 8:30 A M .11:30 A M 7.O0A U 9:15 A M 735 A M 8:30 AM S.05 A M 6M) P M O;30 A M 11: A M . 7.-00 A U 6:30 P U C:iIV. M 12:10 P M Ar umcago.. Ar Ixn XHioTSuZ! AT l.l i'MO... Ar Kort Worm Ar City of Mexico. Ar nouiion Ar New Orlcam. 7: 0 A M . 6:30 P M . 6:42 A M .12:10 P M Ar Waxhlngton., Ar Now Yoik Pullman and Tourists cara on both trains. Chair cara Sacramento to Ogden and El Paeo, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at Ban Frandisco with sev eral steamship linos for Honolulu. Japan, China, PhiHppinea, Central and South Amorica. Soo agent at Rn!orr Ration, or addreoB O. H. MARKHAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME CARD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany. . . , . .12:60 p. tu, Train leavea Corvallls.... 1:.0 p. tn. Train arrives Yaqulna . 5 55 p. in. No. 1 Returning: Loaves Yaqulna 703 a.m. Leaves Corvallls 11:33 a. m. Arrives Albany 12:13 p. m. No. 3 For Dotrelt: Leaves Corvallls 12:00p. tn. Leaves Albany l:3Jp. m. Arrives Detroit 6:20 p. nt No. 4 From Dotrelt: Leaves Detroit 5:30 a. m, Arrives Albany 10:30 a. tn, Arrives Corvallls 11 :I5 p. m. Trains 3 and 4 between Albany and Coyallls, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays only. All other trains dally ex cent Sunday. Trains land 4 arrival In Albany In time to connect with the 8. P. south bound, as well as Riving two or three hours in Albany before departure of 8. P. North bound train fdr Portland. Train No. 2 connects with tho S, P. west side tratu at Corv M Crossing for Independence, McMinn. 'e and all points north to Portland. J.TuHXhR, Edwin Stone, Agent, Albany. Manager. "The Best of Everything" In a word this tells of the Passenter Service The NortlMvestfirn Line TIB. 8 Trains daily between St. Paul and Chicago comprising tho latest Pullman Sleepors, PeerlesB Dining Cars, Library and Observation Cars, Froe Reclining Chair Cara. I&e2.0.'!.Cotury Train ."THE NORTH WEST- .nii -imucu- kuss every day of the year Finest Train E.trieuiht.i in thft WnrlH steam Heated. To Chicago By. Daylight The Badger State Express, tho finest Day Train running between st.Paul and Chicago ia the Short Line. Cn.inv, tionB from the West made via The Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Canadian Pacific This is also the best line between Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis. All Atents sell tickets Yla The North-western line." w. 11. MEAD, G. A. L.SISLER. T A JtfBSZjyl L 72 Three Day Excursion Rates . OX THE C. 4 E. R. IU A special round trip rate of $2.50 from Albany to Mill City, Berry, Niagra and IJstroit has been put into effect on the Corvall la & Eastern Rail road for hunt lug or fishing parties. Tickets good going Saturdays and returning Monday, giving threo days in the mountains of goal spott and reorea Upn. Good hotel accomodations at Mill Wty, Gates.Magra and Detroit at reas onabie rates. No special order necaary, Uckets on sale at the ticket office. 6 24 3m rjsmW VT' 4i r &.