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Newspaper Page TextWPtrti WXWIW.8 iTi ffl I ,jL f m limn, $ . Vr .1 H f , - . . . .. jlaciurcuiationifluie cause or mwoi "r j j n,. ,7w;! f n. advancing" yean there is a decline of strength and vigor-tie trinete OCtiOtl Of tile JlCfllT Ulc PIOOU moves uiuig a liic-Buatalninjr properties, nnu BVut?'.Mf . "...: V;;rr i.-' i laclc of nourlabnient, A sluggish and train train of ixxiny aliments, vhu iccu ran; oi..v. -' ",--"."',-7.74, "; nppeUtc'nnd digestion, corcness of the muscles, rheumatic PJ. hard and fisrcd ffi facepores? chronic rtmnlne ulcers on the lower ;l-udrtbfs ' '. s' W. Bilmcllt9- .Aa A?" 1l(v1v tlipse and many otner awcascs pecuuar iu um hv - - heafthr blood and Imperfect circulation. Restoration to htAth mt come throegfa the bufldhie up and purification of the Wood, thu. adding strength and tone to tho vital organs and quick, healthy action to the circulation. S. a 8f being strictly a vegetable Wood remedy and the best tonic, makes t the most valuable and efficacious of all medicine for old people. It free from all mineral ingredients, and mild and pleasant in its action. It cares blood diseases of every character, even those Inherited or contracted n early life. As the system nets under the influence of a a S. there U a marked improvement in the general health and as richer and purer blood begins to circulate through the body the nnpetite improves, and there is a softness and elasticity about the sktathat yej hive not noticed for years ; sores begin to heal, pains & muscles aad jowls crad ually cease, and you find that it is possible to be happy aad healthy even in old age. "Our medical department is in charge of physicians who make a study of Wood and skin diseases. If you would like to have their opinion and advice w year case, write them all about it aad yoa shall receive such information and advice as youwant. 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 reselt of some special directions received from cmr physician. Don't be your own doctor when yoa can get medical advice free. Book cm Stood and Skin Diseases mailed to all who desire it- .. ,. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA, OA. THE DAILY JOURNAL, Mombor Northwost Afternoon Newspaper League. BY HOFER BROTHERS. MONDAY. JULY 22, I90L Dally One Year. 3.00 In Advance Dally Four Month St In Advance Dally by Carrier SOo Per Month Weekly One Year.SI.OO In Advanoe EDITORIAL. Milt Miller, who dispenses Pink Fills, Parana and debility tablets at his Leba non drag store, is lovingly mentionod by Democratic papers as a candidate for Governor. As all the sorrel-top and buffalo-chip politicians in tho KopubH can party have decided that Geer Is not a t man to bold tho place for another term, it is well to consider tho posslbil itles of a soda-water statesman of differ ent political persuasion. As we bIzq it up, Geer is a gonor, n far ns tho Ho pablictn party la concornod. Ho liaiall bis life lambasted Democrats and Popu lists as Hy-up-tho'CrookB generally, so that ho nood expect no noinlnntlon from them. Tho ill l'lumor wing of tho Ho publican party has got it in for him bo bitter, that if thoy can't boat him for nomination they will dofoat htm for election. Geer Booms to have nothing but tho respectable (7) olomonta of the party to fall back on, and the chances sodin to strongly favor the Hi Platniner wing assuming Its rightful control or burning down the Stale House in the at tempt. Bo tho peop'e might as well look forward to tho possibility of being Kovorned by the enlarged wisdom gained in a country drug store. Tho Kopubll csna ought to like it, for 211 It ovorlmt Ingly dligustod thu Democrats whon, dressed with a little brief authority, ho, acted as body guard and chief mauler of ceremonies for liryan at Lebanon. He kept people at a distance of several rods from Mr. Bryan to successfully that scores of old wheel horses had to bo glad they could ride on thu same railroad with tho Great Commoner, to say notli. log of getting onto tho same train. A roporttr found a couple of good Demo cratic ladles begging und Imploring the Lordly Mlltou for n glimpse of their hero. Hut ho wbh firm as Iron that no 0110 should got within a stone's throw of the man ho had stowod away in a back bedroom, and who was uoror known to rofuse to sen anybody whon ho was awako, Ho escorted tho ladles around to the back alloy, got them through a barn and Into a back door when 0110 o( Milt's guards wasn't looking, knocked at Hrvan's door and ho received tho ladlof lit thu most cordial and pleased maniisr in his shirt sleovos, with tho democratic simplicity o( a true Western gentleman, The ladles were dollghtod aad no ono was hurt, but those woro tht only ladles that woro permitted to sea him that day, and It took roporto- rial stiategy to bring that about. What this statu uoeds Is a Governor who will stand on his dignity and not let the common herd got at him whenovur they tako a notion. A Governor who isn't tho least bit exclusive ami doesn't have a conniption lit when somo one catches him In his olllce with hU coat off, or In Mia back yard sawing wood, is not reully to be compared with dealer lit eye water who can stand people off at their proper distnuco. II it hadn't boon for him plaoing a kind of Swiss Guard around llryau some old woman might have rushed In and kissed him on tho northwest corner of that l'lntto river mouth of his, and then It would huve been all day with tho presidency, Hy all means, lot us have a dlgutlled dispousor of paregoric for Governor. Nebraska Populiita did good work so long as thoy confined themselves to oleaulng'out tho dungheapot llepubllcan boodleium, that had accumulated (or twenty years of unbroken rule, so us to almost hide thu dome ol tho State Home at Lincoln out of sight. Thoy removed some corrupt men from tho supremo court and oleaued up tho mismanage uieut of tho school (inula ot that state. Thoy took up nearly a million dollars ol floating warrants and invested what idle school funds had not boon stolen by tho school laud rlug. They convicted republican oillolals and sent them to the ponltontlary for defalcations ol hundreds of thousands ol dollars In state and connty affairs. All this was good work and was well done and their grip on tfio state could uot have been broken but for the ambition ot ltryan. Allen ot al. to shine iu national affairs. J il... lit. f vwn nrf ill iM ftire. With twi"; , . x - - - - -- - , nouuteu buw www s 5S"VuNrM VnT&rf AHee had senatorial dimensions and Bryan, in the ataeoee of a great leader, was able to take charge of the Demo cratic organisation. Disgust at the un savory elememts that took charge of the Republican party, when there was a president to elect, led many Itcpubll- Icans to support Bryan who would not have supported him on froo silver nlonc. If all the Democrats and Populists had supported Bryan either tlmo ho ran ho would havo been elected, but thoro seems to bo always enough men In any minority party who dosert whon victory Is In sight to defeat its aspirations. Actual jwrformiincoH of tho Koform forces in Nebraska would have given thorn tho Presidency after ono term of McKinloylsm had succeeded Cleveland. Tho people would have eeon that n He publican capitalism enthroned at Wash ington was no bottor than Democratic capitalism. In place of mornly taking advantago of tho tide and lotting thoir good works speak for thomsolvcs, tho Nebraska leaders had to get up three sots of parties with three sots of plat forms and with enough Irrational and not-uudorstandablo'lsms in thorn to sink 11 drydock. Thoy had to assail nil tho consorvativo organizations in Christendom. Tho result is history. Instead of advancing reform In ad ministration, which is really nit the American peoplo want, thoy have lost Nebraska to the Hepublicaue and cut back the hands of the cloak of progress in national reforms. It is the old story of the dog crossing a bridgo and losing the hunk ol meat he had in his mouth by snapping al tho shadow in tho water. Lord Hoselwry's tactics In running tho Liberal party shows n grunt doal of political sagacity and stamps him tho leader who will overthrow tho present Tory-Conservative- Union administra tion in Kngland. Ho was not lool enough to tuke sides against his country whun it wont to war against tho Houth Africa republics. Ho thought tho war was wrong, and ho would not havo got Into tho disagreeable business, but ho said, uphold tho nation right or wrong when a foreign war iu on. Ho was opposed to putting IiIb party In thu at titude of l'ro-Boor sympathizers. He took tho same ground us tho Douglas Democrats In the War ot tho Rebellion. Thoy did uot favor tho war that rout tho nation In twain, but they could uot see thu wisdom ot northern Democrats ar raying themielvus as 1'ro-Blavory men. Thoy said, let tho South assume the responsibility ot tho war, but let uh uot be okiii to thu charge ot disloyalty to the nation. Bo thu Douglas Democrats went to war and (ought under tho banner ot freedom with n President they did not votu (or, but indirectly helped to elect. Hosubery said: 1 did uot bring on this war. The Conservatives must shoulder tho responsibility but I am not ttolng against my country when her life and prestige and existence aro at stake. If Bryan had gone ahead and sustained MoKtuleylu tho war with tipaln, and all that followed, and had dropod the political game until that war and all tho great Issues growing out of It had beeu settled in some way In favor of our country, his position would have boeu far stronger, But ho tried to make mi Issiu agalust his country ami thu coun try had to vote him and Auglnaldo up or sustain MuKluloy, Mark Hunua, Trusts und corruption enough to havo retired tho Hepubltcans. The Issue was nationality and tho country has uot suffered In tho uyos ot thu world by standing for thu national existence. Time will show that Hosubory's tactics are right. Thorn is sullluleut for political parties to divide over I'uestiona ot administration ordinarily, Hut there is not enough margin to divide when tho national extsteuoo and sov ereignty 1 pitted against oven sueh u breeuholout and bolouion aggregation as Agutnaldo represented. It wo were an Kugllsliinau wo would stand by liuglaud in her light in Bouih Atrtea. As an American wo stand by tho Hoer Ho- publlos and believe tl.ey should not be wiped out ot existence, because the prlnulplo ot republican institutions is Involved. Time will show that they will uot be wiped out, and it men wuio tree to follow their feeling, ton men would spring to arms to light tor thu Boers every tlmo ono ol them It killed by the povtor ot wealth and overwhelming numbers, booth Atriea should remain ' free laud and open to the world, I Thu mama for dlvontos aud proumll-. tated autgldus It ono ot tho phenomena of the age. That brilliant orator and ablo lawyer, John C. taasure of Port land asd Baiters Orrpa has aade4 Ms nssae te the ttn s( tH-4trsm. Hit eate is a esd ene beeaate it weset to have bees the reslt f tsttt caost as worthy of all MeeiTe witt-o-tfee-wit'ps, distppoiated poUtieal aabiUoas- lie bad as intawe propwUiTe mania oral Doralev-Hia ttt a career isceogreM waalheoBly thing werth Hviac for. He bad spieat'id ability as a Sawyer bat sever get rW of the mistalen theory that any scom at the bar was jatiflt-d by the esd-wianisg a tarce fee. He had alto the wrakses of relyiag on member ship is fiatersal ordra helping to achieve what real manhood and per sonal integrity atone could accomplish. When disappointments came, and aV. artificial props proved (utile, he took his life and abandoned what might have bea a career or ttsfalnees and respect ability and satisfaction to his family ind friends, had he relied upon things more real in hours of adversity. What is a career ia OoBgrees compared to hnppi new in one's heme circle, or the respect and fidelity of friends compared tj the treacheries of politics? A congressman is after all but an errand boy for a quar ter o( a million more or leas thankless people who think they place a man un der lasting and even pecuniary obliga tion by voting (or him. A congressman from Oregon must bo ablo to got his state flOO in appropriations (or overy dollar ho gets out of tho job, and ho must spend his salary to get tho nomt nation and election boforo ho ever goto a cent of pay for surrendering his business and leaving his homo and family. Ono term in congress is not worth having, and tho congressman no sooner takes his scat before ho must begin wirepull ing and scheming to get another term. Then to stand in with his party ho must go to Washington nnd stand in with all tho big jobs and scar his conecionco by keeping allont on all tho big steals, and while tho great corporations nnd trusts cinch tho peoplo, steal tho tlmborlandB, loot tho railroads (or army and mall contracts, and Ignore tho social corrup tion and oxtravagauco that undermines (rco institutions. Tho whole system is a dead duck (ull of maggots and it takes Mark Tapley optimism to beliovo that it will all work out well without a confla gration. Poor Loasuro has gone to his rest, (oiled of his ambition, but chances aro a nature like his would havo sought the suicide's end tmlckor than it did if ho had over been bo uuforlunato as to bo sent to Congress from Oregon. The licst Prescription for Malaria Clilllifttxl fevorlA bottle ot drove's TaitulCH Chill Tonlo. It la simply Iron mil) (Miliilno ni n IhiIcIsm form. No euro 110 pay. Price UXs. JOURNAL X-RAYS Tho organization of a now gun club at Salem has been postponed a week. 5 Two new stores opened at Salem In one week Is not so bad in tho dull season. Let us go to tho bottom of tho oil busi ness if we havo to boro through to China. (ft c e A wild man Is said to invest the woods near tho Pop Corn school house at times, 0k m Iko, Jack and Co, are the new receivers to take charge of the Hepublican party iu Marion County. . Hop men aro of thoopiuon that Harry Otteuheliuer worked the newspapers (or several hundred dollars worth ol (reoud- vertlslng. Oakdale, Cal,, Graphic: Harry Maur or of Salem, Oregon, is visiting Mr. und Mrs. L, K, Mussulman and family near Uakdalo for t couple of months, fa i Postmaster Clark of tho Gurvais Star has tho nerve to remark: The Sculp Bounty is u callossal fraud und has been so since ItH Inception. li In politics as in religion Tut Jouiinai. believeu in tho church of tho beat licks. Tho peoplo want tho otllclal who does something of practical value (or tho peo plo, c e Mies Sarah Orno Jowett, the author ot "Tory l-ovor,"whloh it conoluded iu thu August Atlantic, has just received tho durgeo ol Doctor ot Letters from llowdoin College. e Tiik Jouiinai, Friday went to every hopgrowur In the state, and it wasn't paid (or by any hopbuyur on earth, und thotio in tho nuxt world tiro without mail (nullities, S M An army of ono thoiuand school ma'ams aud inalu teachers is being recruited (or three years' service In the Philippines. Ashland (Had Tidings. It would bo an honor to ho Col. ot such u ruglmeut. c e The balance in the state treasury July 1, 11)01, Is certiliod by tho Secretary of Slate Dunbar asl,(X)l,0!le 11 compared ton total of lOU.tWl.tOon hand Jan. 1, six months ugo, e o A Salem paper is lighting Gov. Ueer for the Hepubllsan renominatlon but praising the work ot his Textbook Com mission to the skies. Any Governor who would appoint a school book com mission that would simply look out for tho 00m 111011 tuhools, to sou that they got tho best lawks lor the least money ought to bo downed in the opinion of tho grafter element which is n largo purl of any party. Cure for Cholera Infantum.-Never iwiuvtii iu ran. Dining last May an Infant child of our neighbor was suffering from cholera in. fautum. The doctors had given up all hopes ot recovery. I took a ItntiiM f Chamberlain's Colic, Clwlera and Diar- ruooa romoay to 1110 douse, tolling them I (elt sure It would do uood II u.l . ttordimr to directions. In two days tlmo tho child had fully recovered. Tho child is now vigorous ami healthy. I havo rveommended this remedy fre yueutly and haw naver known it to fan. Mh. OvKna Hakiw, Book waiter. Ohio. SoldbyF.G. Haas Druggist. fk'AROtfNJJl AN UNHEALTHY HAIR eDANDRUrr FALLING HAIR finally BALDNESS Dutroy the ciuie, you rtmeve the effect. Kill the Dandruff Germ WITH NEWBRO'S HBRPIOIDE The only prtpsrstlon that will dutroy thetc paruitu. ..EXCELLENT HAIR DRESSING-. For Sslt by til Drujjhti. PRICE $1.00. 3T An Eastern Oregon exchange hits the Salem Journal In a vital spot when it pays: ''Tho Salem Journal implores tho politicians to glvo It somotlng that will compel it to bo honest. The Salem Jour nal iaja political sonof-a-gun." Albany Herald. Tho Herald was a great free silver pa per.untll Mitchell Hopped nnd it Hopped and got the Albany postoflko. Ot course, anybody that don't Hop every tlmo Mitchell does Is a son-of-a-gun. ft Public ownership couldn't do any worse than the present system that al lows a man like Carnegto to pile up 1200,000.000 out of a common necessity like iron and steol. A little less such Individual opportunity wouldn't hurt tho rest of us TryCrala-OI Try Grala-Ot l Ask your Grocer today to show ou a package of GItAIN-O, the now food drink that takes the place of coffee. Tho children may drink It without injury us well as the adult. All who try It, like It. GKAIN-0 hna that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java, but It Is made from pure grains, nnd thu most delicate stomach receives It without distress. the price of cof fee. Hie. and 25 eta. per package. Sold by all grocero. OASTOHIA. Bsars thu A T" Kind Yoa Hare Always BonjJLt Rocky Mountian Limited Is the name of the'new and luxuri ous Rock Island train Which runs between Colorado Springs aud Denver, and Chicago. Leaving Colorado Uprlnus overy uay 'at 1:30 P. M., arriving in liFH.tRfTT'l Chicago at 7 P. M., next JHmhK day only one night out V " inaKing close connection with evening trains from Chicago for nil points east; nleo connecting at Omaha with morning trains for Minneapolis nnd St. Paul. Weekly excursions in Personally Condncted 'Tourist Sloeplng cars via tho Great Scenic Lino; (rom Pa cific Coast points to Chicago without change. Ask your Ticket Agout to make your ticket road via tho Great Rock Island Route Write (or particulars A. U. COOPER, GENERAL AGENT 250 AlderiSt.. Portland. Ore. Headquarters. For getting your clotlifiscleuned,lyod, repaired and protsod, anything (rom a pair of gloves to tho most elaborate silk gown, a gentlouian can get his trouseis creased, tils hat e'eaned or tho wholo suit reiuonated to suit your taste, at Tho Safom Steam Dyo Works. Mits. C. II, Walk Kit. Proprietor Royal Insurance Co. A. T. Gilbert, resident agont ol ubove InsurancoCo is now prepared to do a largo Insurance business. Will alio handle real estate. I havo a team and carriago which is at my customer's ser- vico nnd 1 will tako pleasure in showing parties what I havo (or salo. Olllce at present with T. A. Llvesley & Co. JOHN STOUT Successor to HANSEN & LAND0N Sash Doors, Hlinda, Mill Work In (ien eral,' Hop and Fruit Haskets, Fruit Trays, etc.. a specialty. Church and lehool (uiniture. Kstliuates promptly furnished on all kinds of work. Church and Mill Sts., Salem Reduced Rates Are now in effect to Buffalo, New York. Do you expect to attend tho Pan American Exposition II so do not buy your ticket until you have Investigated tho service of the IN liuois Central railroad. Our accomodations are the best that can be had, our trains are always on time, und employes courteous and ac comodating. Through tourist cars from PacifU coast to ltostnn via Huff aw. It you will send 15 ccnta iu 'tamps, toadd.-ofs given txdow, Me will forward to you. by return mall, one of our largo .tlxtO Inch wall tnapsot the United Status, Cuba and Porto H100. Any Inlormation regarding rates ac comodations, service, time, connections, stop overs, etc, will bo uheerlullv fur- on overs, blit-d by ni B. II. Tkombuix. Com'l Ag't, III. Cent. R. R 1 12 Third st., Portland On CASTOR I A for Infants and Children. ) The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of CZtfMAi "CRYSTAL Is now ready to deliver and surrounding country at made of fine ice cream. Free ...Crystal J. MAdUirtE. Mgr DON'T FORGET OUR Call us uo when youi wheel needs repairs we BICYCLES, thclCood '.kind, $35: and $40 l ss si m vN9LWr R R M O V-B D I have romaved my harness and saddlery business (rom State street, to No. 232 Commercial street, two doors south of Hush's bank corner. In my enlarged quarters I havo hotter (acllltios than over and nm prepared with nn enlarged stock to serve my patronB. :: :: :: " " :: P. E. SHAPBR 232 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. fisT"' ' ?A ' Ill I I 13 m l'M SCOTCH 1WHITE OATS Anyone wanting a healthy nutritious diet should try Scotch Oats. They are a valuable aid to digestion and can be readily served, bold by Harritt &. Lawrence OLD POBTOFKIGB Gas Stoves for Summer Cooking Gas Ranges, Gas Hot Plates, Gas Boiling Stoves. Call and examine low prices. Special rate for Gas for Cooking Purposes. Salem Gas Light Co. 4 Chemokota St, FRUTT DRYERS BURROUGHS St FRASER PHONE 1611 I03 STATE THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OREGON. A first-class pilvato hospital (or tho treatment o( chronic and siirslcnl cases. Built tho past year especially (or tho purpose (or which it U used. Convonontly located within (our blocks of the business part of the city. Tho most inodorn (urnlshlnga and latest nppliuncos throughout tho building. Heated by hot water and lighted by and eleetlolty. Here tlio s ck can havo tho comlorts o( an elegant private home, combined with all the advantages of n general hospital without the uolso, confusion, and publicity attending ono. Outside physclans bringing cases in treated with tho greatest courtesy, and auuted Jn operations II requested. For terms and further informa. tlonwnte or apply personally. " R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M ' is 8,000 The Burlington Route ranks among the greatest of the world's railroads. Over b.ooo miles long; employing 35,000 men; reaching 1,300 towns and cities in tho eleven states traversed by its. lines; having irough-car arrangements which extend more than half way across the continent and earn estly striving to give its patrons absolutely unequaled service, it is the line YOU should select, next time you go oast. isnSsrM Cllh su Louls-nna ICE WORKS ice to the consumers ,f Salem existing rates. A specialty is delivery on Sunday. Ice Works... Tolephono 2071 Ma In PHONE IS RED 2151 have the most complete bicycle repair shop In Mheclty. Also a complete stocK or an cicycic sun- QI1CS, I1ICS Clt., aiwajs uu imu fjL'H MOTTO: Hest wjrkmanship, prompt delivery. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Com-st A JUDGE OF PRIME MEATS AhvayH knows just what he wants, and knows that ho can always got it from our choice stock. K you want a dell clous roast, steak, chop or cutlet that in tender, rich nnd succulent, and cut by nn expert hand, trimmed nnd got up (or your tablo to suit thu Queen's tasto, you will nlwovs llnd it at CROSS'S and at lower prices than you can find it (or anywhere eleo in Salem. E, C, CROSS SALEM ORE Thonu 291. L. There's a Nigger in the Wood Pile Somewhere if any concern selling lum ler tells you they can undersell us or even compete with our prices for quality. You can tako it with a grain of suit, as we shave profits down so lino on tho host quality o( kiln dried, well seusoned lumber that they will stand without running too close to tho coal mark. Near S. P. Passenger depot. Phono C01. Goodale Lumber Co. OltOCKItY Tolophono 663 Qest 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'm terial ready to till all orders 11 ks j . - promptly. " W tff. . m , Miles A. C. Sheldon, General Agenr, Cor. Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore, HJ WE till SHOirLlNE AM$$3r and unhus Pacific DKIMKT FOK TIME 8C1IKI)0I.E8 From Portland Or. AtlKIVE FitOM Chicago I'ortlMid Special 9 a. tn. via Huut luglon ""Xfianfio" 0 p. ni. via limit. lugton ""St7l"aul" Fast Mall Cn. tn. via ftnlt Ijllff- llatl.A. Vt noun, umana, kaU City, Ht. Loul, Chicago ...:. .-". :'"'-, Ol IU JVtUl, Palt Lake, Denver Ft. Worth. Omalm. Knn.n. Cltr, 8t. Louis, Chicago and East. Walla VallrIjBwfinn Spokane, Wallace, Pull man, Minneapolis HU 1'atil. Dtiluth.Mllwniiin.o :0Oa in. Spokalie Chicago, ana Kaet. I 72 .HOUR , 72 PORTLAND TO CIIICACO PU VIIUIJKC UI Lr Through tickets East via all rial, or boat and rail, via Portland. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland. All salting dates subject 8 p. tn. For San FrauclMo Sail overy 6iln)s 4 p. m IMIly ex.cpt Hunilay S. p m. Saturday lUa. ui. COLUMBIA ItIVF.ll To Astoria and Way Landings. 4 d. in. ex. Sunday WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamers leave Sa m for Portland and way landings, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a.m., Tuesday nursday and ISaturday at 7 a m. For Independence, Albany andiiCorvallls. Tuesday, Thursday and 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 0 f f Ice City dock, E. T. THAYER. Agent Salem, t re ton. South and East VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Snlom (or Portland and way stations at 5:40 a. m. , 7:54 a. rn. aud 4:58 p. m. l,t I'ortlaud Lv Balem.. Ar Ashland.. Ar 8cramcuto.. Ar Hau Francisco-. . 8:30 A M .11:00 A M .VIM A M 6.00 F M 7:45 V M 8:30 F M 10:33 F W U;AS V U 4:33 AH 8:45 AM Ar Ogdon. ZZ! Ar Denver. ArKansa, City . S:&5 A M 9:S0 A M , 7S5 A M . 7:42 A M 7.-00A M 0:15 A M 735 A M 8:30 A M 8.05 A ll C;UO F SI G.80 A M 11:0 A M 7.00 A SI Ar tmemo Ar Los Augolca. . UM0 V M . 6:00 V M . C.80 A M .11:30 A M . 7:' 0 A M . 6:30 F M CM A M Ar ki raw.. Ar Fort Worth Ar City or Mexico Ar Houston , Ar Now Orleans... 6:80 F M At Washington. C:2 A 12:10 F M Ar mow York . 12;10 l1 Ml Pullman and Tourists cars on both traina. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdon and El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. LouIb, Now Orleans and Washington, Oonnocting nt San Frandisco with sov dral steamship linos (or Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central and South America. Soo agont nt Salem Station, or address 0. 11. MARKHAM, 6. P. A., Portland, Oregon. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME CARD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:60 p. ra Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:40 p. m Train arrives Yaqulna . 5:55 p. in. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna 7 00 a. m. Leaves Corvallis 1 1:33 a. ni. Arrives Albauy 12:13 p. ni. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Corvallis 12 :00p. in. Leaves Albany l:3Jp, iu Arrives Detroit 0:20 p.m. No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit C30a.ru, Arrives Albany 10:30 a. ru. Arrives Corvallis 11:15 p. in. Trains 3 nnd 4 between Albany aad Covallls, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays only. All other trains dally ex cept Sunday. Trains 1 and 4 arrives in Albany In tlmo to connect with -the 8. P. south bound, as well ns Riving two or three hours in Albany before departure of S. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connects with tho S, P. west side train at Corva "Mb Crossing for Independence, McMinnv 'o and all points north to Portland. J. Tuknmi, Edwin Stone, Agent, Albany. Manager "The Best of la a word tills tells of the Passenger Service Everything" Tiie Northwestern Line via. 8 Trains dally between St. Paul and Chicago comprising the latest Pullman Sleepers, Peerless Dining Cars, Library and Observation Cars, Free Reclining Chair Cars. pi2,,,e5JjJ.r'J"ln -"the north west ERN LIMITED" Runs every day or the year Finest Train E.etnc L.twed in the World s,cam ,,",t1- To Chicago By Dayliglit Tho Badger State Express, the finest Day Train runuing between st.Paul and Chicago Via the 8hortLlno. Connec tions from the West made via The Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Canadian Pacific This Is also the best lino between Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis All Ajeats sell tickets Yla "The Morth-wtstern line." W. H. MEAD. II. L-SISLEg. . 0. A. T A O. C. T. Co's PASaKNUKB! HTEAJJKB pOMONA AJU'fbNA. LEAVES FOll rORTIiAND . IUt xoept Bu&Jar at 7 a. m. QUICK TIME AND CUEAP 1UTEB Doo.tetwu BUto and Court BU. M. P. BAUJW1N. Ant' m m