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Newspaper Page TextiilllBMHMBHsOBIHHBMBSHSEE fWpJJiilJPU . 'I r7 -;-;- -rynmr1-' r!p" "? '. ' " K' '.pff1? E ft. AT OtJf . r V' make 11) dot time to to kco' ay's ;sln the1 TonW' 3 a Mr in u. umiak, out , . m" f vns, its. 1 N 1 ; afaaAiU'i'ii'iiiiiuijj.Wifc.i.Kn'iA.ji.;, ., ..u U&MS&Z. ii1 tmuniMimtimlm Jii .lVU.t:i.irVjffiti -a wawwjga . .rrTaATfl Hfoa & & $ Doos for Children Children are constantly exposed to nil sorts of dis eases. The air they breathe Is filled with germs, sewer gas hud dust from the filthy streets nre inhaled into the lungs and taken Into the blood. At the crowded school xooms and other public places they come in contact almost dally with others recovering from or in the first stages of contagious diseases. You can't quarantine against the balance of the world, and the best you can do is to keep their blood in good condition, and thus prevent or at least mitigate the disease. You have Ecrhaps learned from observation or experience that calthy, robust children (and this means, of course, children whose blood is pure) are not nearly so liable to contract diseases peculiar to them, and when they do it is generally in a mild form. On the other hand, weak, emaciated add sickly one3 seem to catch every disease that comes along. Thta is because their blood is lack ing in all the elements necessary tosustaiu and build up the body. Poisons of every description accumulate in the system, becausa the polluted and sluggish blood is unable to perform its proper functions. Such children need a blood purifier nnd tonic to give strength and vitality to their blood, andS. 8. S., beluga purely vegetable remedy, makes it the safest and best for the delicate constitutions of children. S.S.S. is not only a perfect blood medicine, but is nrc-cminentlv the tonic for children ; it increases their appetites and strengthens the digestion and assimilation of food. If your child ren have any hereditary or acquired taint in their blood, give them S. S. S. and write to our physicians for any information or advice wanted j this will cost you noth ing, and will start the little weaklings on the road to recovery. Book on Blood and Skin Diseases free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. OA. '&A J MINING CLAIMS DEVELOPED Capitalists Acquire tlie Large Moliney Mine. Practical Miners Who iielfeve in the Quartz Properties of tlie Santiam. SAVES LIFE Wlllard, 111., AtiffOit 1, 1000. I trM In b4 health tbl spring and could not i I toi or lnifof thowomb. J alioliat hysterical epellii. I It tip In bod for four woekj. wlion I vraa con- rmlns In mv troublo and fall- tip I an fined my child died. Whan I began to alt tip I jolt iowok nnd had auch torrlblo pains In my okandblpi. J hart kidney vraa In a bad condition when I rocolrod your "Ladles' Birthday Alrnanoo" and road tho ad vortUernent of wlno of Cartful and Thedford'a Dlack-Drauffht. BInco April 20th, I hare taken four bottlaa of Wlno of Cimlul and tJireo pack age of Thedford'a Wack-DreuKlit. I f oel 1 Iko a now person now. I can do ull my work and caa walkouttoaceany of mynolRhlKiro. I boliero I would have boon In tho irrara had It not boon for Wlno of Oardul. IT HAVKD MY JAVK. Mra. ALIOH DAVIS. It Is well tint women are more patient than men. Few men could bear Uit bitter pangs, tht agony and diitrcsi that women endure. Thousands of women have come fo look upon suffering as a duty of their sex. But there are many Instincts of this heroic fortitude which WINECARDUI now rtnder unnecessary. Women need no longer suffer for modesti eake. Wine of Cardul brings relief to modest women In the privacy of their homes. Many of the best homes In this city ut never without this great medicine. It cures whites and falling of the womb and completely cradl cates these dragging periodical pains. Mrs. Davis' cure shows you conclu sively what you may expect if you follow her example and tike Wine of Cardul. Thcdford'i Black-Draught aids Wine of Cardul by regulating the stomach and bowels. When you ask your druggist for these medicines, be sura you get them. It was Wine of Cardul and Thedford'a Black Draught that saved Mrs. Davis' life. Never take a substitute. Cor lulrlo and llteratnni, addru. slrta symptoms, "Tin IjkUm' Adrtnorr (pattoMnt" The CluUtaooeg Wedlcliie Company, Ctuuunoog. Tenu, THE DftlLY JOURNAL, Member Northwost AHornoon Nowepapor Lonauo. BY HOPBR UnOTHBnU, FRIDAY, JULY JO, 1WU? Dally One. Yonr, VS.OO In Advnnoe Dally Four Month 91, In Advnnoa Dally by Onrrlor BOo Por Month Weekly One Yoar 81. OO In Atlvanoe A SHEEP MAN'S EXPERIENCE A lato proceeding iu tho United Btatos court at Portland was tho filing of n po tltlon of voluntary bankruptoyin which lltiffh Fields, of Urownsvllio, la tho potltioner. Tho dismal uows is tlio first that liai boon board from Mr, Fields alncu last Ootobor, when In tho hont ol tho presidential campaign ho upjioarod In a lengthy Jntorvlow In thu Orouonlan Inwblcht a former flomocrnt, ho urged Uponttbe mtoplo tho Importauco of elect lug Mr, McKlnloy to tho proHldonoy for tbo eafety of tho country. ' "lam u sheep ownor,'riaid Mr. FloUls, "and if Mr, Hryan should bo oh'cted It would damage mo $:0,000 on my wool alone. Thso nro days of prosperity," ho continued, In offoot, Maya of good timet, and wo cannot afford to turn our UokH upon tbo good uun In tba Whlto House who has poured out those rich blowing upon us." Three or four dnva heforo nlortlmi Mr. Fields was aealn beard from. This time bo was in KasUrn Oregon, where be dfclafed with a contldonau of a propbot mat "wiliun -M noun after Mr. MeKin ley's election thu prico of wool will ad vanco two cents per pound." All theso utterances of Mr. FieUU wuro Hashed throuRh tbo prints like blazing rockuts In a tnldnlBbt sky. Mr. Fields was ox trolled in tbo Republican pupors us a patriot, and painted as a flnunolal eoer who forsaw tho (uturo with tbo ken of prophecy. Today poor Mr, Fields, In Faokulotb and ashes, sits in tho uiiro of debt and weeps;, an oramnlo of tbo subllmo fol'y into which polftlolnitB load foolish old mea.Uorvallts Times. Tin Jouknai, hopes that in time tbo people will rlso above tbn point whore every fluctuation is nttributablo to poli tlolal parties and their work. Demo crats are Just aa Drone to claim that tlioy bring prosperity as llopulicans, and while It ii true to some extent that leg (station governs prices It is a thing thut Is influenced mora by supply and de mand, l'eopo of seuso aro getting to believe more nnd more that all thu pros parity we havo 01 are entitled to is what wo make for ourselves by our own elforta. That would be the real thing, It would place everyone on his own leiources. and no man could find fault with his achievements, We really need less ex cuse for fault-finding nnd moio that makes for individual Independence and progress, Tnt best PitKrlftloa for Malaria &ll1,iud.fov?r.l. .'' ot TMtlea Chill Tonlcu It U limply Irou aud qqlnluo tu a Uil4 faruu No cure no pay. lYlaeKM. . Suttiera Man For Chairman. Mr. Bam White was succeeded, in a comparatively small sphere t and thoro sure o few succos if ul Democrats, polltl lly, that anybody who can bo elected Hay where is Oregon on a Democratic ticket becomes at ouce rv notable man, and Ut for chairman. This Mr. White ha done, twice Iu a geographically large Kaitern Oregon district, lie Is a Southerner by birth, lino slowly Improved opportunities, is ono of thu very few recent local aucceBroa among Oregon Democrats; and will mnko an activo, aatuto and enroful Democratic chairman. A Wehtcoiis Decision.. Tho United States district court hns docidod that Mr. Jeeso D. Curr, or the Compnny Incorporated Iu his name, must removo that wire fonce from around somo 81,000 acres of land in Southern Oregon, to which ho in no moro entitled than Glovanl,' tho boot black, or Potruchlo, tho peddler. Tho Tolcgram hue no grudgo against Mr, Cnrror his associates; they nro smart follows, but thoy have htul enough, and sliould bu choked off and somebody ulso glvon a cliuiicoj nnd so Tbo lelegrum hopes that this tlmo tho ordor of tho court will bo promptly and literally " obeyed aud un forced, nnd that Cnrr'H -10 mile fonce, more or Iobb, will comedown. Southern Oregon has boon a feeding nnd fatten ing ground for n fuw California mill lounlres, with no profit or Income to thu Government of the State from them, qulto long enough, Wo really been very lenient nnd liberal with Miller & Lax, tho E. & K, Comany, nnd J. D. Curr Company; wo havo oven kept one or more ol their attorney in tho Stnto 1-oglalnturo font long tlmo; but it Is tlmo they woro given to understand that they don't own nil that country iu feu simple, rortlautPTolegram, WOODMEN" INSTALL OFFICERS At the lust regular mooting of Salem camp Noll8, 1 J. W. W. the following ulllcorswore installed, to servo for a period of six months undiug Dee 8 HH)1, Consul, A. II. Krnior; Advisor, Jamoa Norrie; Hanker. L. W. Aoheson; Olork, W. A. Mooresj Knoort, Paul O I hitmen; Watchman, John ltouillnrd ; Mttuagor for 18 months, A. J. llaiey. On August 3d tho Woodmen of tho Woodmen of tho World will initiate ono thousand candidates at Portland and it is thought that about three ear loads of Salem pooplo will bo in attendance at that event. I). P. Taylor, formerly a resident of Stayton, now living at Pomona, Cali fornia, Is in tho city for n few days. Mr. Taylor and his brother, L. 8. Taylor, A L. Lawton and A. I). Craig, thu latter three of Colorado Springs, aro interested in the mines on tlie Sdntiara river, having purchased ten claims thoro, or what is known asthaSavogo Moliney tnlno, formerly owned by Savngo A Mohnby, of this city and Weathorford & Wyntt of Albany. Tho property Is located 30 miles south of Oatos aud six miles south of tho Anidem mines. lie has brought Bamplts of tho oro to this city with him. The oro la all frec-milli.ig and they own ono claim of gold bearing quartz and nlno claims of oxidized quartz. Tho samples nro rich with specks and flakes, of gold and tho average assay is a good figure Tho road to the mlno hns not been used for tho post four or five years, ox cept for pack horses, nnd is badly ob BtrucUd by falling trees. Tho Tsylor- J.awton-Uralg party intend qlearing off tho road this fall aud construct sovernl miles of now road nnd next spring will establish machinery to tho valuoof 1 10,000 In their mines. Thu development work at tho mine will goon throughout tho winter, and by spring all will bo in readiness for tho machinery. Mr. Taylor leaves tomorrow for his homo and will then visit Colorado Springs, but expects to 'return in three weokB' time and will personally super intend tho mining work. All of tho party aro experienced miners, each hav ing in ado n considerable fortune in tho Cripplo Creek, Colorado mlnea. Mr. Taylor says tho outlook for placer mlningon thoSautlam is not excellent, thoro boing only small quautitiea of placor oro found in the gravol of the old river bed. But large quantities of free milling oro is theio awaiting dovolop-mont. WALLACE HOUSE HAS BEEN SOLD W. T. Slater, as receiver of the Wil liams & England Banking Company, has sold the private residenco of George Williams (known as tho Wallace placo) Just opposite the statu house, toll, B. Thlclsen, trustee. Tho purchase prico was 5700. This house was erected at a coit of 120.000. and land to tho amonnt of one- third of a block is included in tho prop erty. This is ono of tho finest residences in tho city nnd is the property which was in question at the tlmo of the last legis lative eeaaioa to be purchased by tbo state for the gubernatorial mansion. 2 There Is a Class of People Who nre Injured by the use of coffee. Itccontly there hns been placed In all tho grocery stores a now preparation called GItAIN-O, made of pure grains, that takes tho pluco of coffee. The most delicate stomncn receives It without distress, nnd but few can tell it from coffee. It does not cost over V as much. Children may drink It with great benefit. 15 cts. and 25 els. per package. Try It Ask for OUAIN-O. CiMTAL ICE WORKS. ts now ready to deliver ice to tile consumers of Sileltl afid SUffdUtiding country at existing rates. A Specialty is made of fine ice cream. Free delivery on Sunday. ...Crystal Ice Works... miiim, n i rfnTrtViiMVTOV.iM.,-,. tsfrf 'JafcS"li. J. MAQUIRE, Mgr. Tolephono 2071 Main DON'T FORGET OUR PHONE IS RED 2151 Call us uowheayou-i wheel needs repairs wc have the most complete bicycle repair shop la the city. Also a complete stock or all bicycle sun dries, tires etc., always oa lian AHpUniQJKPAClFrf; BICYCLES, tlie'Good kind, $35 and $40 0UR MOTTO: Best workmanship, prompt delivery. 258 Com. St. SHIPP & HAUSER DBPAUT FOR R3MOV.BD I havo removed my barncss and saddlery business from State Btreot, to No. 232 Commercial street, two doors south of Bush's bank corner. In my enlarged quartors I havo better facilities than ovor and am prepared with an enlarged Btock to aerve my patrons. :: :: :: :: '' '' P. E. S H A P B R 1232 Comtnurciul Btreot, Snlom, Oregon. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always1 Bought a&z&ffi$&y. Bonra tho Signature WOMAN KILLED HER BABY While Defending Against Band of Indians. Herself Drunken Reduced Rates Are now in effect to Buffalo, New York. Do you expect to attend tho Pan American Exposition? If so do not buy your ticket until you havo investigated the eorvico of tho Il linois Contral railroad, Our accomodations aro the best that can be had, our trains nro always on time, and employes courteous and ac comodating, Through tourist cars from Pacific coast to Boston via Buffalo. If you will send 15 cents in rtamps,. to addrops given below, wo will forward to you, by return mall, ono of our largo 34x40 inch wall maps of tho United States, Cuba and Porto Itlco. Any information regarding rates ac comodations, eorvico, time, connections, Btop-ovcra, etc, will bo cheerfully fur nished by B. H. Tromboll, Com'l Ag't. 111. Cent. R. It. 14U Third st., Portland Ora Rocky Mou nt i an Limited Is the name of the new and luxuri ous Rock Island train Chicago, July 11). A special to tho Record-Herald from I'Jioonlx, Ariz., Bays: While dofending horsolf against drunkon ImllnnB.Mru. Irving accdontally (sent a bul lot through tho brain of her babo, which was playing on tho floor. Tho tragedy happened last night in a settlor's cabin on tho Maricoba Reser vation about 10 miles aouth of this city. "Murlcoba Jim" an Indian accompan ied by several young bucke, all of thorn drunk attempted to assault Mrs. Irving. Altor tho shooting eho escaped from tho cabin nnd under ebndow of darkness ran to tho cabin ot another trader, who gave tho alarm. An armed force of solders ro turned to tho b:cuo of tho tragedy but the Indians hud ditappoarod. It is presumed thct theso tied to tho mountains. A posso ia in pursuit. llioro nro about 1000 Indians on this reservation. Which runs between Colorado Springs and Denver, and Chicago. Leaving uoiorauo bprlmrs ovory (lay at 1:30 P. M., arriving In Chicago at 7 P. M., next day only one night out making closo connection with evening trains from Chicago for all points oast; also connecting at Omaha with morning trains for Minnoanolis and St. Paul. Wookly excursions in Personally Conducted Tourist Sleeping cars via tho Groat Scenio Lino; from Pa cific Const points to Chicago without change. Abk your Tickot Agont to inako your ticket road vin Uio Great Rock Island Route Write for particulars A. Ii. COOPER, GENERAL AGENT 250 Atdtr St.. Portland. Ore. A JUDGE OF PRIME MEATS Always knows Just what ho wante, nnd knows that ho can always got it from our choico stock. If you want a doll clous roast, steak, chop or cutlot that ifl tondor, rich und succulent, nnd cut by an expert hand, trimmed nnd not up for your table to suit thu Queen's taste, you will always Hud it nt CROSS'S and at lower prices than you can find it for anywhere oleo in Salem. E C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phono 291. There's a Nigger in the Wood Pile Chicago Portland Speclnl 9 a. m. via Hunt lugton 7lantio" Exprcaa 0 p. m, via Hunt ington "TirVauT Faat Mall Cp. in. via Spokane TIMK SCJlRDUl.Ka Kiom Portland Or. FROM ?aIt..uke Denver, Ft Wort l. DnlBln. Vini-. City, Ht. Louis, Clilcago I and Kaat. ' fait Ijko, Denver Ft Wnnh JTkMHl... "1 IJtlSj SUIBUHa fYflnBAk aCn'dTi.U,U",; 0h,c"H Wafu'wallarTflwiY.' Spokane. Wallace, lu! man, Minneapolis m 1'nnl. Diiluth.MiUv.Mki. nhlltim. aM.t .-. MMU vti.vngv, I.MU JiaBl, :oia 79 ,,, hour ,77, 7 C PORtToUc?aDo,Te0rCcyrCsA00 ' I boS'atfr'atvlaVSffinu'.8 "" " OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland. Sp. m. "Daily" exjept Sttmlity 8. p m. Saturday 10 . in, P.m p.m. ex.. Hundij All salllnir dates subject For 8an Franclnco Ball orery 5 day COLUMBIA RIVEll To Astoria and Way Landings. WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamers leave Sa m for Portland j , landings, Monday, Wednesday and Frllir,tlo a. m., Tuesday aursdayand ISsturdam 7 , m. For Independence, Albany andiiCommi Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4 1. B' For Independence, Monday, Wednesday sel Friday at 4;30 p.m. Thrown tickets East via all rail or toat sol rail via Portland, Ticket office City dock, E. T. THAYER. Atent Salem, ireton. Somewhere if any concern Belling lum ber tells you thoy can undersoil us or oven compoto with our prices for quality. You can take it with a (train of salt, as we shave profits down so lino on tho best quality of kiln dried, well sciisoned lumber that thoy will stand without running too close to thu cftel mnrk, Neur 8. P. Passenger dopot. Phono t!51. Goodale Lumber Co. SCOTCH WHITE OATS Anyone wanting a healthy nutritious diet should try Scotch Oats. They area valuable aid to digestion land can be readily served. Sold by Harritt & Lawrence South and East VIA Souk 10 Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Train b loavo Snlom for Portland nnd wtv stations at 6:40 a. m. , 7:64 a. in. and 4:68 p. m. 8:iA St Lr Portland. Lv Balem. Ar Anhl&nd. Ar Sa cram onto... Ar Ban Krancliico. .11.-00 A M .12:65 A M 5:00 1 M 7:45 P M ArOgden. ., Ar Denver ArKanaa, City. Ar Chicago ArLos Angelo Ar Kl raw Ar Kort Worxn.. Ar our or Mexico.. AT MOUIIOU . Ar Now Orleans. Ar Washington Ar Now York . 5:55 A M . B:30 A M .725 A M . 7:1,1 A M . iXO P M . 60 P M . 0:80 A M J1I30 A M . 7?1 A M . 0:30 P M . 6:42 A M 12;10 P M 8:110 P Tl 101 P V UM l U 4". XH HM Alt 7SWA J? 0:15 A U 735 AM 8:80 All S.05 A U (Mm 0,80 A M 11:80 A M 7.-00 AM 8:80 PM t:U A U 12:10 P M OLD POBTOFKIOK GROCERY Gas Stoves for Summer Cooking Gas Ranges, Gas Hot Plates, Gas Boiling Stoyes. Call and examine low prices. Special rate for Gas for Cooking Purposes. Salem Gas Light Co. Telephone 6B3 Pullman nnd Tourists cars ou boli trains. Chair care Bacrumonto to Ogden and El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Loals, New Orleans and Washington, 1 Connecting at San Fraud Ir with iv Oral BteaniBhIn linBH for TTnnnlnln Japan, China, Philippines, Central and ! South America. 4 Chomokota St. DEMAND FOR COTTON TIES E0LA HOP PROPERTY SOLD The 0. P. lloardsley hop yard ot 47 aores, located on tho Willamette river nbove Kola, has been sold bv V. T. Slater, receiver of the Williams it Kng- laiul Danfc.to Hugh U. JIcNary and J. W. Hodson for t5,600. This is probably the best known and most thoroughly cultivated hop yard in tho Willaniotto valley. Home Dressmaklntr. Dress cutting und fitting made easy, by using tho Joy Tailor System. Taught In prat" oal manner by Mrs. Mary L. Davies ai.d Kmlly M. McCulloch teach orBof iowlng In tho Indianapolis Man ual 1 raining High Fohool, For partic ulars call at 387 State street, before July 7.17-31 D. B. Iluntstnitr. Funtral Dlrrctor. 107 State Street. 'Phone Hcd J4J3. SalemOreton. Hesl deace 390 Court. 'Phone UU(k 3181, Headquarters. For getting your clothescleaned.dved. repairod and pro&sed, anything from a pair 01 gloves to uio most elauorato silk gown, a gentloman can set his tronseis crenBed, nla uat cleaned or tho wholo suit relit e nated to suit your taste, at Tlie aaloin uteam iiyo works Miih. 0. II. Walkkr. Propriotor Royal Insurance Co. A. T. Gilbert, rosldont agent of abovo Insurance Co. is now propared to do a large Insurance business. Will &ha handle roal estate. I havo a team and carrlago which Is at my customer's ser vice ana 1 will take pleasure In showing parties what I have for sale. Office at present with T, A. Llvesley i Co. JOHN STOUT Successor to HANSEN & LAND0N Bash Doors, Illinds. Mill Work in Gen oral. Hop and Fruit Baskets, Fruit Trays, etc., a specialty. Church and school furniture. KBifmates promptly furnished on all kinds of work. Church and Mill Sts., Salem FRUIT DRYERS Best facilities for making the tin and iron work on fruit and hop dryers in the valley. We have the machinery and the men and a vast stock of ma" terial ready to fill all orders promptly. 2C XC 2 X See agent nt Rnlom Station, ornddreBS U. U. MARKHAM, G. P. A., Portland, Orogon, BURROUGHS Si FRASBR . PHONE 1511 103 STATK - J-X. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM. ORERON tnroug and uiuhl iiiiMiHrn riirniatiii,..j ., i-ii i. - S8& I'Kit as. g? s rs&res sraLfiSEsS8l phyeciana bringing cases In treato'd V11 't,:"" ?."B' . ""w? .!. .i - . . w - nkiu sjjb innL i-jiiiri ttiv 1 nil assisted in operations if requostod. uuniuDurappiy personally. With tho areatunt nwrloin on.i For terms and further informa- 0tKVteia.si, July J0. The old cotton tie mill of tho American Steel A Wire Company, iu this city, will resume op erations ou Monday with a moderate sUedforco, Denial UgUon tbo state, munt that the works aro to bo used as iu aid to the American Sleol Hoop Company becauto of tho strike a groat demand tor cotton ties being the real reason (or tbo resumption ot the mill. HANSEN & LAND0N... PLANING MILLS AND MO DOOR FACTORY .,, Jhis manufacturing plant has been sold to Air. John btout.of Boonyille, Indiana, who will hereafter conduct the same in an iu aepanmenis and complete all unfinished con- UttWIJ UI AS R. CARTWRI6HT, M. D. SUPT. VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEHN 2 AND 4.P. M ' Corvallis k Eastern Railroad , TGM:E OABD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:50 p.Tn Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:40p.m. Train arrives Yaqulna . 6:55 p. m, No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yanulna 7-00 a.m. Leaves Corvallis 11 :33 a. m. Arrives Albany 12:13 p.m. No. 3 For Detreit: Loaves Corvallis 12:00p.m. Leave Albany laop iu Arrives Detroit 0:20 p.m. No. 4 From Detreit: Leayea Detroit 5 30 a tu, Arrives Albany 10.30 u. m, Arrives Corvallis 11:16 p. m. Trains 3 nnd 4 betweon Albany and Covallis, Tuesdays, Thurrdaya and Sat urdays only. All other traina dally ex cept Sunday. Trains 1 and 4 arrives In Albany iu timo to connoct with tho S. V. south pound, as well as Riving two or three hours Iu Albany boforo departure of S. P. North bound train for Portlaud. Train No. 2 connect with tho S, P. west side train at Corvu "Ms Crossing for Independence. McMinn 'e nnd all points north to Portland. J. ToiiNwi, Edwin Stone, Agent, Albany. Manager In a word this tells of the Passeaier Serrlcs via. WOrK in the null All hilk Him Mn k cAhi - the mill office and all order? i?f thrA u.m h fin nrnnn.. as in the past. "w Mi,wu ww iudratffiLIkT?,h!ndoa wUU t0.,thauk tLa,r wy aim pespeak (or their suBTOsaor tha tame Reed will and liberal patronage that ha. b,0 McrfJ to them In U.J it. A Bureau i Informal son, The nurhngton ticket office in Portland is a writable Bureau of Information for traveler -a place tfhere they can learn what it ill cost to nsach ANY point in Araenca or Europe, how long tha ,rp WHI lake, 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 rae abwt it Omaha. Chicago. Kansas City, St. Louis and FVrRYWHHRE beyond, Uu,S-and A. C. SuKLnoN, General Agent, Cor. Thud and Stark Sts.. Portland, Ore. "The Best of Everything" Tire Northwestern Line 8 Trains daily between St, Paul and Chicago comprising the latest Pullman Sleepers, Peerless Dining Cr Library and Observation Cars, Froe Reclining Chair Care. VXgT&ssmS;' ..-....., M9 vivif way v Finest Train EiectncLhMji in the World 6,eam "utti- To Chicago By Daylight The Badger State Erprese, the finest Day Train running betweenKt.Pauland Chicago Via the Short Lino. Coutiec tlons from tho V eat made via The Northern Pacific. Great Northern, Canadian Pacific This is also the beat line between Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis W. II. MEAD. Alt Atents sen tickets Via th'Wfstcrn liae C. A. II. L.SISLER. A O. C. T. Co's PABSENUKB bTKAlffill POMONA alxoinlA LEAVES rOB POBTLAND COIOK TIME AND CIIBAP lUTEU DoolUtweon Buta ukI Ooort bt. M. P, BALDWIN, a01 ma tbfaWtoNt"$fo& -astALKaaw.Mr Aha.d.df j,.,,, i -;,'. , suBststijhJh Ttwaiifi itr-tfurisiii '11,