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EDITORIALS.
Judge Ilolso o( tho Circuit coart will
grant about a hundred decrees of di
vorce this year becauso the parties ap
plying comply with the statutory proofs
entitling thorn to a reparation. With most
of them it la Inability on tho part of ilia
husband to earn enough to support hi
wife and keep his homo nnu support
himself. Most men havo to havo to
bacco and something to drink and once
in a while play a alot machine if not
worse forms of gambling. Of course,
intny men do thsse things who aro not
divorced. Ths real' caueo of divorces
la an improper conception of marriage
at tho bottom, and thou a defective
lioaio and school oducatlon on top of it.
Many parents no longer teach tho chil
dren nuy household domestic economy
whatever. Jennie Is not taught how to
take care of a cow and Jack Is not
taught how to make a garden and these
two hlngs aro half a family's living. 01
course, so-cs)!od school education could
not concern itself with suolr fuconso
quental matters as teaching young oo
pie how to get thing to eat or cook and
put grub on the table. It can teach
them gum-chewing, streot'Chaslngi note-
writing, tafTy-oatinit And a score of other
useful things besides running boys and
girls together before thoy ars well out
of short clothes. Hut to milk a cow,
raise cabbage or get up a boiled diunor
is not properly part of public education
Buch uneducated young eople get into
tho marriage relation the first tltna they
get a chance and thou they have to be
furnished good wages for the man in
order to live. Every mouthful they eat
ho to be bought out of his earning, as
well m rent, fuel, light, clothes and If
they have chllden or doctor bills, and
Most have hardly anything else, thoy
arc basted and candidates for hard
thaw the rest of their lives. Tho girl
uh slick up to walk tho street and go
to etlflg, but sho hardly knows Ixians
wlMrtiutlw bag 1 open, It Is a wonder
iliar - sot more divorces. These
ye pe$kt are not to blame, With
Mttftotiul dowtioooHOjnyi with an
UMtfosi that Imywi them without
aw? j4a4fo to Indus try, unable to
ImIio ay of th Hcltiw) of life,
hwUy W to prepare plain food If It
wM Jurat!, many of them uuahlo to
)m1i avpJ! broad, how can they
tuui I iu anvthinff but (livoroa. whan thov
wf.v?v?nullgeJ fortoy klndl
of HfWJful family UM
A mw UM Textbook Oouim tubal
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the blood the adds are neatral-
the rkh, healthy blood that ia
nrn'nl In the irritated. achintT
xaascles asd joints, soothes and
healsthem. S. B. S. cares Kliea
matisrn even -when inherited or
brought on fry the excessive use
of mercury. Opium, in some
form, is the basts of nearly all
so-called Rheumatic Cures,
which deaden the pain but do
not touch the disease and lead
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named by Governor Geer sits at Baloin
this wcok to adopt school books for tho
common schools, flvo men, (and any ono
of them could do a bettor job than the
live,) are to select books for four
years. In tlio past tills business linv
been dono by politician educators. The
old system, devised by a textbook trust,
a Btate Superintendent named ten men
on a so-called State Board of Kducutlon,
and this high-clan push ol eluven with
thirty county superintendents bad a
vote on selection of textbooks for the
wholo six years at a crack, a contract
that amounted ata low estimate to fllOO,
000, Ily a singular coincidence tho
gigantic Intellects of 21 of tlioao political
educational cracks always exactly
coincided in agroolng on an identical
list of about 176 different books, when
no two ot thorn could agree on how to
figure Hie rula-oi-tiireo or common
fractions. 01 course, tho trust uogluusred
tho whole Job, from drafting the original
law to drawing Itsowu eontrauU It also
enulneored tho 21 Intellects. Tho text
book monopoly generally had tho Btate
Superintendent and he named ton men
on tho Etalo Hoard that were all right,
so the trust had only to pick up ton
county superintendents, nmko Its list
of any old textbooks that It could jiot
give away In other status, and 11 x its
priest and the slato went through
This thing lasted (or eighteen years und
Btato Superintendent MoUlroy wnsglveu
a place on the faoulty ol tho Statu Uni
versity (or life for his emlnunt services
as ohle(ungluoero( the textbook Iniquity,
1'oaco to hit athos, now that ho Is dead,
but he was an cxpenslvo luxury to the
people of Oregon, imposing hlgh-prlcsd
and mostly infwrlor textoooks on tho
pooulo of this state (or elifhtoou years,
and the lulluence ol his emlnunt services
will not bo overcount for many years
A monument should be erected to tho
MoKlroy-McUrtdo-Motclian push for
having socked It to tho people of Oregon
tho way thoy did and bo paid (or It by
thodsar people at tho same tliuo, Now
there Is a commission of two butluuss
mon, two lawyers, and only one profes
sional educator, and the chances aro
that not having gigantic educational
Intellects they may exorcise a llttlo horse
sense and not givo tho whole butluuts to
ouo publishing house at Its own terms.
Iu spite of tho rooitahlUlununt of an
orvftn t Salem to belittle Governor
Geer, ho refuses to disappear from pub.
Ho view, and comes homo from his
Katteru Oregon trip a halMnch taller
politically than he wont. At this papor
Intimated, tho puople of Oregon aro not
going to take any steps backward If thoy
snap Governor, They will uot drop a
man who hat given thorn n clean deal
on tho school laud business and tako up
ono of tho back number politicians who
M itt oftlc0 wuw iMllug wm
a
great deal easier thau at present, Geer
has offended wiuo of tho graftur element
by his Independence and progressive
pint. When be wtht in the diifrge
Davis gang wtre in the saddle in UsHoh
county. George wis ceanty chairman.
His bondsman was city atuirman and
f!yaDd coanty attorney, and Ike Pat
terson had jnst pallwl the clulr out
Irom nader Geer's custom bonte as pi ra
tions. McBride was in the Senate
etndlr.g reindeer expeditions to the
Klondike. These feltews hurt all been
downed by the people since then. If it
hadn't been for Little Doc Smith's
sneaking a base and Hod Looney's
loraltr that was worthv of a bettor
esuee, the Davis crowd would not have
named a senator but woeld have been
put out or bneines) entirely. If they are
the Republican party, the thing to do is
to bring Davis track and make him can
didate for Governor. The statute has
run and In Pennsylvania they made Mat
Quay Fenator under similar circumstan
ces, liut the stale Is not goiog to turn
ba:k to any of Its old methods. It is
goiog forward and may make Geer Gov
ernor again for the enemies he has
made, or it will take some younger and
more progressive man. It may not be
able to convict all IU old thieves but it
has not fallen so far from grace as to
make official negligence a passport to
the highest offices, or put iUfelf where
malfeasance in a sacred obligation will
have to be endprsed in its platform.
It is highly amusing to read that Sec
retary ot tho Interior Hitchcock has his
suspicions aroutcd that not all the off
icials under him hare been as vigilant as
they should haro been in preventing
timber land frauds. There Is our dear
friend IJIngor Hormannof Oregon,at tho
head of tho public lands dopartmont.
He has been vigilant. Oh I Yes, hut
hasn't ho thought? If there is anything
moro that corporations havo not grasped,
from tho beach mines at Nome to tho
choicest unsorvoyed timber lands in
Oregon, it is not his fault. Ho has had
tho care of tho Forest reserves and there
is not a Hock pile on any of thorn, or a
forty aero lot of stripped timber, that has
not been turned In and the choldest
standing fir, going millions to the acre,
taken in exchange for it by tomo non
resldont corporation. A llttlo clauso was
slipped into tho Agricultural appropria
tions bill a few years ago in congress that
allows this wholesale steal to go on, rob
bing tho United States, tho states that
aro first entitlod to these selections of
tho public lauds and tho bonafldo Intend
ing settlor. Those things uro dono and
poor old Oregon stripped of her hortiago
of natural wealth while wo send to con
gress cheap corporation agents who howl
about gold and silver and Improving our
rivers and harbors and lot tho public
domain bo stolon by tho wholesale. Sec
retary Hitchcock la not onto tho curves ol
tho western boodlo etu'.camou, and the
public land frauds will bo found tho
greutoat scandal of tho Molvinloy admin
istration when thoy aro fully exposed.
Itoad legislation tho past few years In
Oregon has been tho result of brilliant
sulutllUtlons ot that Kiinas statemau,
Senator George Cromwell Browuoll. Ho
rushed through a precinct road super
visor hill whuu tho precincts hero aro
four to ten times as big as In Kansas,
and thuro Is only n short time In tho
spring that the roads can be worked.
So in no district can tho boat man the
people can elect got over ono half tho
district. That system hadn't fairly got
onto its foot whou another Jayhawker
legislative Inspiration created tho office
of Comity Kond Engineer at 11000 to
f MOO a year in each county and ho
takes the business practically out of the
hands of the road supervisor elected by
tho iwple. One llrat-olass man, if he
Is a genius, may gut over the roads In
a county and do something with thorn
but It will bo hard to Und suoh mou.
Hut Mr. Browuoll is coining bauk to tho
Beuuto and hu w ill create moro on paper,
and out of his endless supply ol Kuusus
wlndsplols make tho dear voter believe
he has inado good roads. If the road
dtttrtots weru smaller and tho people
elect competent supervisor, with a good
county road overseer, it Is postihlu tho
two systems might work well together.
Mr. Browuoll's fertile genius will
supply any llttlo defect like unother
now law. The last leglilaturo ground
out about stx-hundrcd pages of new
general laws, not ouo of which has stood
the tost of tho courts, and there Is no
doubt If Mr. Browuoll oomos bauk an
entirely new rotul system will bo the
result. In (sot wo maku u mistake to
keep suoh a gonlus iu Idleness, lie
should ho kept making laws all tho
tlmoorboput to work on the roads.
Mr, Lagrange, In the I.Iueolu school
neighborhood, haadouo two things that
aro as muoh public Interest to our read
era as tho doings of Klugs and Emper
ors. Ho has raised this year the largest
rod raspberries wo have ever seen grown
iu Oregon, Tho way ho did it was to
Just bauk thorn up with cow-manure
and nature did the rest. Some of them
aro an Inch across and as sweet us
honey. He hat found a way to save a
Royal Anue ohorry tree that hat begun J
to gum and crsek. When a cherry tree
docs that In Oregon Ills generally all '
day with it. Mr. Lagrange opened up
seme of Use bad places on tho tree aod
found it literally alive with sow-buKt.
That may not be what the Agricultural
College calls them, but tbo son-bag js
well known to common people Irom
Maine to the Pnllipplnes. It Is an ob
loeg bog with its mouth apparently ar
ranged all around the edge ot IU body
like a bed bag. It lives on dead or de
caying wood, and eeems to do nothing
but obey the injunction to the children
of Israel, when they went into the prom
Ifed land, wax fat and multiply. A
gummed cherry tree eeems to be a regu
lar Canaan for the sow-bug, and Mr.
Lagrange found they not only n'led the
crevices on the bark on the trunk, but
had formed a trust all around tho roots
away down into the ground. He had
been using tome Lee's Lloe Killer on
his chickens and hen houso with great
snececs, and as the tree was likely to
die anyhow he gave it a dose of the
louse-wash from top to bottom fairly
soaked the treo about the roots. It did
for the Bow-bugs what the Red Bea did
for Pharaoh's army not ono was left
over for seed. The tree healed up and
got new lifo and is today bearing a crop
of Royal Amies as big as hickory nuts.
This recipe is not couched in scientific
languague, b.t as wo we have never
heard of any col lego agriculturist curing
up a gummy cherry tree, tho fact speaks
for itself louder than any theoretical
horticulturist. Send ono of those swine-
bugs to tho college and thoy would tell
you that tho insect was a Lollipop-Inlay
Clodhopporicua and didn't live on
tho sap of chorry trees. They would
havo one student make a diagram of
his hind log and another dissect his Jaw,
whilo a hundred dollara month professor
would dig his Latin namo out of an
Hntomologlcal dictionary In the mean
time all tho chorry trees might die and
nothing iu tho world tho matter with
thorn but common sow-bugs undor the
bnrk.
The tiest Prcscrlclloa for Malaria
Chilli and fever It a bottle of arore's TMtolei
Chill Tonic. It lulmply Iron and nulnlDo la a
taitoleu form. No euro no piy. Price Wc.
JOURNAL X-RAYS
Win. Towne, tho well known German
cabinet maker at Albany Is dead.
Tho Hebrews ol tho east aro running a
swell Chautauqua ut Atlantic City, N.
J.
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Mr. Plagg is not dead as reported. Wo
uro glad; with all his faults we lovo him
still.
Tho Downgor Duchess of Abercorn,
Loudon, is DO years old today und has
l.Sduscoudonts.
A A
Kvory glass hottlo blown In tho United
Status for tho coming year will bo at a
pries agreed upon before hand.
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Kstnhllshtuont of woll equipped froo
reading rooms on tho Santa i'o railroad
has decreased wrecks and accidents.
Tho Motschan for Governor organ at
Salem Is being mailed broadcast over
Marlon county. It Is rather oarly to
open the barrol.
u
Tho Kastorn Oregon papers aro united
regardless of politics to got a Statu of
ficer, ihla might make WilliumBon
Secretary of Statu or something.
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Tho declaration of war by Postmaster
General Smith in the name of the ad
ministration against the Quay machine
at Philadelphia has created a genuine
sensation.
A
Tho Kugone Register deserves credit
for making tho popular loan of 25,000
four percent school bonds a success. Iu
all ffi:i,000 was subscribed for, a number
being asked (or outside tho district.
Tho award was made to -10 subscribers
ranging from f 100 to fSftOO, but only
live subscriptions of f 1000 or over.
Womanly "Tenderneaa."
"Don't talk to mo of tho tenderness
of woman's heart," said tho inau who
Imtofl woman, though ho has uovor
boou married. "Sho hnsu't any. 1
was traveling recently on n through
trulu to Now York from tho west, nud
In the morning, just aftor most of us
hud dressed and wore sitting in tho
und of the car, tho conductor camo and
called two myn away. Ono of them
belonged to an Intelligent and well
urvBftou woman smiug opposite me,
nud when ho catuo back alio tiskod him
what tho conductor wanted.
" 'Why,' said tho man seriously, 'tho
man In lower 8 has bcou found dead.'
"Tho woman's eyes widened, and 1
thought sho was going to say some
thing swoot nud sympathetic, but sho
didn't. What she said was:
"'Why, how thoughtless of hltu, tn
a our with nil thoso womeu tool'
"Don't talk to mo about womeu,"
Washington Post
Coukcd Undar Water.
An BnglUliuiau tuado a wagor that
he could cook a plum pudding ton feet
beneath tho surface of tho Thames and
won the bot by placing the pudding In
n tlu otiso aud putting the whole In n
sack of lltue. Tbo heat of tho lime,
sinking when It catuo In contact with
the water, was sutllclent to cook the
pudding Iu two hour.
Until 1027 tho Chluceo vroro their
hair long and colled on tho top of tho
bead, whero It was fastonod with nu
ornamental pin. The Mantehoo edict
making the pigtail a sign of loyalty
changed this stylo.
Thoro uro no big
mou on tho mount
words In tho ser-
TO OUR MAIL SUBSCRIBERS,
Somntiraosro TnK DlILY JoCRKAt.
reduced its price to mail subscribers from
50 cents to 30 cents per month Oabh Ik
Advance This was done to save book
keeping and expense of collectors, and
the subscribers are given the benefit of
the reduction In price. Such subscrib
ers should not expect to get time on the
paper, and as they get tho benefit of the
reduced price I hey should not expect it.
There is the further advantage about
this system of not having a bill piled op
against you. A notice is sent out before
subscriptions expire, and should be
promptly obwvisd.
Investigate draw cut Champion
Mower. -
Annual Round-Up of Educators.
DrrmoT, Mich , July 8. Bchool teach
ers have taken Detriot by storm for tbo
fortieth annual convention of the Na
tional Educational Association and tbo
meotinus of allied organizations to be
held here this week. The general ses
sions of the conveution do not begin to-
morrow.but there was enough doing to
day to keep the educators busy, Tho Na
tional Council of Education was called
to order shortly after 0 o'clock this morn
ing ia the auditorum of the Y. M. O. A.
Charles M. Jordan of Minneapolis, pre
sident of the council, presided. The fea
ture of the session was an address by
William T. Harris, United States Com
missioner of Education, on (ho subject,
"Isolation in theSchool How ItHindors
and How It Helps." This afternoon the
council listened to a review of tho ed
ucational progress of the past year by
Professor Elmer E. Brown of the Uni
versity ot California.
The Central M. K. Church was well
filled this morning when tho Depart
ment of the Indian Education was called
to order by President II. B. Friaselt of
Hampton Institute Tho morning waa
given over to addresses of wclcorao and
responses. Tho delegates were cordially
received by Mayor Maybury, DelosFall,
superintendent of education of Michigan,
and others. Responses wero deliered
by W. a. Joucs, ,Comml83ioii. r of Iu
dlan Affairs; W. A. Beardshear of Ames,
Iowa; Miss Estello Reel, superintendent
of Indian schools, nnd Col. R. II. Pratt,
superintendent of tho Carlisle Indian
School.
This afternoon the Indian educators
dlBCUBied numerous questions. Among
tho number 'were tho advisability ol
more all-around training for the Indian
rather than an attempt to make of him
a skilled mechanic, and ways and means
by which tho government might best
end and supervision of tho Indian and
his property.
In conjunction with the meeting of
the Inllan Department thero is a largo
and comprehensive exhibit of work
done by tho Indian studont at the .100
schools throughout tho country. The
exhibit includes n beautiful collection
of wicker, shell and feather baskets, an
abundance of reed work, flno needlework
und buckskin articles.
The Best Remedy for Stomach
and
Bowel Troubles.
'I havo been in tho drug business for
twenty years and havo sold most all of
tho proprietary mcdlclnos of any note.
Among tho ontiro list I have never found
anything to equal Ohamborlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for all
stomach and bowel troubles," Bays O.
W. Wakellold, of Columbus, Ga. "This
remedy cured two severe cases of cholera
morbus in my family and I havo recom
monded and sold hundreds of bottles ol
It to my customers to their entiro satis
faction. It affords a quick and sure euro
in a pleasant form." For ealo by F. G.
Haan Druggist.
OA8TOHIA.
But ths j lh KM You Have Atoan Bssjt
A remarkable case Is on trial at
Parkersburg W. Va. Ellis Glenn.charged
with forgery. Mies Glenn is tho young
women who masqueraded as a man and
for several years did carpenter work
and other man's work.
Crale-01 Crala-01 4
Remember that namo when you
waut a delicious, appetizing, nourish
lug food drtuk to tuko. the plnco ot
coffee. Bold by all grocers nud liked
by all who havo used It. Graln-O Is
mudu of pure grain, It aids digestion
nud strengthens tho nerves. It Is not
a stimulant but a health bulldor and
tho children as well as tho adults cau
drink It with groat benefit. Costs
about Vl as much as coffee. 15c. aud
29c. per paokago. Ask your grocer
for Graln-O.
Aud all this expense for a committee
to investigate, when the school land
shortage transaction was covered by the
statute of limitation I Salem Indonond.
ent.
Senator Browne!! know all that, but
could not resist the temptation to in.
dulgo Iu his old practice of playing to
iiiogHiiories. Aurora uoroaiis.
The trouble with tho last legislature
waa that It waa controlled in both houses
by the crowd that played to the galleries
and It coat tho people f500,000 to f t'00..
000 more than It should.
Cure for Cholera Infantum.-Never
. Known to Fall.
During last May au Infant child of our
neighbor was suffering from cholera in
fantum. Tho doctors had given up all
hopes of recovery. I took a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea remedy to the house, telling them
I (elt euro It would do good ;if used ac
cording to directions. In two days time
tho child had fully recovered. The
child Is now vigorous and healthy. I
have recommended this remedy fre
quently and havt never known it to
fall. Mas. Cuima Bakkk, Bookwalter.
Ohio. Bold by F. G. Haas Druvslst.
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the Institution that Is la time to place every farmer on par with
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letters to town. By this system the farmer gets his dally news
paper Just as his city aelthbor does. It posts him atout the
news of the world, lives him dally market quotations aod thus
maay times makes mooey for blm by keeplnr him posted.
The Ganltal Journa
Owlit to tts cheapness aid Its superior HEWS features. Is the
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Just what Is wasted, asd It costs less than one cent a day.
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Daily byR. F. D. 4 month
Daily by R. F. D. 1 year
Send In your order at once, either
Met Bros. PoD'rs.
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A. C. Sheldon, General Agent,
Third and Stark Sis., Portland, Ore.
$ 39
$1 00
." $3 00
by letter or by the carrier.
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DEPART
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TIME BCIII-DUT.K8
From Portland Or.
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Chicago
Portland
Special
9 a. tn.
via Hunt
ington "Tfiantlo
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9 p. m.
tIs Hunt
lugton "gtl'pauT"
Faat Mall
6 p. ra.
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Spokane
fait Lake. Dniirpr. Pi
Worth. Omnlw. Knnit.i
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Palt Lake. Denver "Ft.
Worth, Omaha, Kaiira
Cltr. 8t. Louli. (lilrmrn
and Kat.
Walla Walla, Lew lnon,
Spokane. Wallace, Pull
man. Mluneaiiolla SL
Paul, Duhith, Milwaukee
:'a. rn.
L'uicago, aim jtati.
72
HOUR
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
72
po toanie 01 tars
Through tickets East via all rial, or
boat and rail, via Portland.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
From Portland.
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svOyfiatairl H k
All Milling dates subject
to change
S p. to. For San Francisco 4 p. tn
Ball every 6 Jays
b&iir '
exjept
Bundr COLUMBIA RIVKR 4 p. m.
S. p m. To Astoria and War x. Hundar
Saturday Landings.
10 a. m.
WILLA ETTE RIVER
Steamers leave Sa tn for Portland and vttj
laadlsis, Monday. Wednesday and Friday at to
a.m Tuesday ' .""sjayaad iSaturday at 7 a
tn. For Indepeadence, Albany and, Corvallls.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4 p. a.
For Independence, Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at 4:30 p.m.
Through tickets East via all rail or boat and
rail via Portland, Tkket office City dock.
E. T. THAYER. Agent
Salem, t reron.
South and East
VIA
Souibn Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
TreinB leave Salem (or Portland and way
atatlonBatDMOa. m. . 7:54 a. tn. ami-
4 ;58 p. m.
I.T PnetUnri , ,
- SA) Ail
.11:00 A M
-12.65 A H
-6.00 P M
Lt Balcm.
830 P M
1033 P V
12:tt P If
435 AM
S.-45 A H
Ar Aahlaad
Ar BacramonUj
Ar Ban Francisco-
7:4 HM
ArOgdi
on.
7MA M
9:15 A U
735 A M
SiSOA M
8:05 AM
6.C0 P M
630 A M
1130 A M
7.00 A M
630 P M
6:12 A U
12:10 P
Ar DouTor
ArKansa, City.
9:80 A M
-72JAM
Ariinicago.
7j42A M
2:00 P M"
6S0 PM
630 A M
11:30 A M
7sOAM
.. 630 P U
6:42 A M
12;I0 P Ml
Ar Los Angeles.
Ar ElPaao.
Ar Fort Wortn
Ar UltyofMexloo.
Ar tiousion .
Ar New Orleans.
at Washington
Ar New York
Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Bacntmonto to Ogden
and 1 Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago,
St. Louis, New Orleans and Washington,
Connecting at San Frandisco with bov
eral steamship lines for Honolulu.
Japan, China, Philippines, Control and
South America.
See agent at flaW Station, or oddross
0. 11. MARKHAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME O ART)
No. 2 For Yaqulna;
Tram leaves Albany 12:60 p. m
Train leaves Corvallis. . . . 1:40 p. m',
Train arrives Yaqulna . C:65 p. m,
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaqulna 7 00 a. ni.
Leaves Corvallis 11:33 a.m.
Arrives Albany 12:13 p.m.
No. 3 For Detreit:
Leaves Corvollla 12 :00p. in.
Leaves Albany 1.3Up.ui.
Arrives Detroit 6:20 p. m
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leaves Detroit 5 30 a. m,
Arrives Albany 10.30a.m.
Arrives Corvallis 11:16 p.m.
Trains 3 and 4 botwoen Albany and
CovalliB, Tuesdays, Thurrdaya and Sat
urdays only. All other traina dally ex
cept Sunday.
Trains 1 and 4 arrives In Albany In
time to conuoct with tho 8.. P. south
bound, as well as Riving two or three
hours In Albany before departure of S.
P. North bound train for Portlaud.
Train No. 2 connects with tho 8, P.
west side train at Corvi. Ma Crossing for
Independence, McMinn 'e and all
polnta north to Portland.
J. Turnivb, Edwin Sto.vb,
Agent, Albany. Manager.
"The Best of
la a word this tells of
the Passenrer Service
The Northwestern Line
via.
a trains daily between St. Paul
and Chicago comprising tho latest
Pullman Sleepers, Peerless Dining Cars,
Library and Observation Care,
Free Reclining Chair Cars.
I oi2.0. SSI?. Tr4ln '"TUB NORTH WEST'
ERN LIMITED" Runs every dsyof the year
Finest Train Eiectrtcm-hted
in thA Wnrlrl Steam Heated.
To Cliicaso By
Daylight
The Badpar fitntn Rtiitom
the finest Day Tralu running
between st.Paul and Chicago
Via the Short Line. Connec
tions from tbo West made via
Tho Northern Pacific, Great
Northern, Canadian Pacific
This is also the best lino botwoen
Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
AU Agents sell tickets Via
"The Worth-western use."
W. II, MEAD. It. L.8ISLER. .
C. A. T A
Three Day. Excursion-Fates
OK THE 0. A E. a. B.
A special round trip rate of 2.50 from
Albany to Mill City, Kerry, Niagra and
Detroit has been put into effect on the
Corvallis & Eastern Rail road for burn
ing or fishing parties. .
Tickets Reed going Saturdays and
returning Monday, giving three days In
the mountains of good epoi t and recrea
tion. Good hotel accomodations at Mill
City, Gates,Nlagra and Detroit at reas
onable ratnu. Kn arvivilal nnlnr nHCOlsarYi
tickets on Bale at the ticket office.
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