The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 27, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextKVUidRnSwwS , I.' " . i WMvMbjts S C?W' ftl3t lHs meant by tfjrrjwprta Tho uneoalnosa after eating, flu ot ncrv 1 1 1 ueaducho, sourness of the itomacb, and i'Mgroiall beJohltiR may not bo rery bad i ,-v. but tbey -will bo It tho stomach Is fi-TeWd to grow wcalcor. 'yppsltt Is such a miserable disease that the jtemlency to it should bo given tMriy'nltijn'Ubri'. Hits' is completely over tone by- Hood's Sarsaparilla vrlilch Btfengthcng thewholo dlgcstl vo system THE DAILY JOURNAL Member Associated Press. Member Northwest Afternoon hewipsper Lestue. BY HOFER BROTHERS. MONQAYt JAN., 27, 1002. "D!lyVaeYe $4,00 la Advance. DtlW Four Months $1,00 In Advance, tufiy 6 Carrier SO cents Per Month. Weekly One Year $1.00 In Advance. t DJj O ft I A L Ji MONfcYlNlIOPSAT ELEVEN CErJTS. Hop contracU ara balng plased on record or Oregon hops at olovea cento bcV noand and this la proof that the In duptry la on, n basis of good profit to tho grower. Oregon growers were crippled by turn paolo apd over-production and only the most forehanded havo sufficiently recov ered to be ,torrad what is known as strong holders. Butatolevsn cents there is no reason why growers who understand their busi ness, and. even havo tohlro all their work done cannot get upon a solid finan cial basis. It is estimated that whore growers do their own cultivation and superintend maklngthodrop, hops can bo produced at flvo cents a pound. At eleven cents a pound and 1.C00 lbs to tho aero thero would bo a not return of $00 per aero. But even at that price a twenty Hero hopyardls nok abonantn, If we count the capital Invested , In land, Imple ments, buildings and tho skill required to make a fine article, and the risk of loss by Dro. Moat hqpyardB will not turn off over 1000 pounds to the acre. The crop oi 1001 was ab6Ut25 percent short, and probably did not average 750 poupd to the aero tho state ovor, or pay ovor $10 per acre, It Is safe tq say that at eleven conts a poUnd Oregon growers would make more money on hops than growers In any other state, and that It li a good safo money crop. But It Is not a soft snap by any means, CAUTION BOARD OF TO THE HEALTH Thla function is porformod by the Boar-" of UeJllth and Health com mlttoe of tho Oily Council in co-operation with tho physlolaDS of the .cljy In Jtho past tho city has escaped all dnngsrOus opldenlcs. The praetltfo of advortli Ing ovory cai of contagious disease is one to bo cautioned against. In tho present usSfcahUury and unluformod condition of ' the public mind such casus will occur. A flag orwarnlng slgnat the promises, . carelut quarantine measures and good caro for tho afflicted ono Is usually all that Is nocoasary to prevent infection andfapread ot tho troublo whatover it ' may be. It.seema the leading phyilclaas aro constantly disagreed as to what the troublesJhat hove recently filleted several Balatn families havo really beeu aid their tatomen'ta contradict each otberV Vpif Ihfs feaaon fiia Jouuma'l has ex cluded all audi reports from It- columns, Kci aerlous danger, threatons the alqk whtue dootorMlsagreo In uatulng the ailment. Above all our city physicians should be e-reful about starting reports that will ba usod It) tho new pspors of other pjacee to the detriment ot Balem. A lew statemenfa about this or that InfMtlM dleeaso will frighten people faV MllwjanU keep trade, away from tho cftylpf weels with no real cause for alarm b-okot it all. Tho same trouble way be right Id tho neighborhood of ther people who carefully keep out of the city from fear of catehlug aohio dleease i. At, mJer ' ftul tl'w (roubles art) looked after clpier and there Is less .1 "ilfisgsr tiom them In n city llko Balem S' than in the smaller places or even In the - oounlry, where thore is some ofilolal reg- ulatlon, The Injury to our retail trade isdpne ty earoleas reports oncaslarted, and '. there Is no good done by starting such ' reports. The health officers and phy. rf sklaui should give out no suoh reports. r Thsy should erect a flag to warn thore f who are afraid of such thluge. They S should use their boat skill to protect m tk-Jr pat lent. Tho rest should be kept ' to themselves, Publication does no good whatever, It ileedlseely lm m imopleand premies "- the public Bilud for a saaro and an eptdetnlo Vj we,r al to follow such a Th Jooruai. has pursued the policy 1 mi publishing as t) .matter of news ' tkat tbbt persoa or that, has the itch, the , riJc4d or any other private or lufeo Uftus dlseaM, It bellevM the individual and the Uw . $lyMWU tha physician, has some riit )rt ip IN f Sleht4. Th pnyal cks) eW keep tfie affairs of individu al ad MwtliW, att they gederally do, toeutb rmu. oiny injury-inaoneoy tfHSTfinr- Hiehtek ms sailed for the yi.iatsUnWf FrtMmt. Dole of Hawaii. a bt mmkL (& trlr Ad is)WJis4ffjrWrsfOMd toeuter yssWes In m? wy JOURNAL X RAYS. Vale, Oregon, needs a laundry, jV i i , ii It Is not a cold day wheTT-wo get left, The plumbora. A . . . . . Tho Eugene Woolen Mill fotindaUone aro to bo 20 by 120. s Jarkinn roiintv lovles a county and sUte taxi I .'0 mills. e t . They are not singing rule Urlttanla very loud In Caps Colony. tee Those who hanalo razors most get cut thb least, Is truo of barbors. &' 6 fltate Frlptor Leeds does not want an other term but ho has another son. A mi A Every thing considered, Clatsop Co., etlll leads with the highest taxes in the stats. It is said that pedro la making head way as a popular gatne in fashionable circles. . 6 ft Thoro Is too much varioloid journalism In some towns in this stato to do any business. S e The push politicians of the state show undue anxiety to augment tho list of candidates for governor. 6 Tho Albany DotuOerat anys thero are many more as bad as welch, tko con victed rapist, but they are nevor dlecov ored. St A The isthmian canal fa a bigger juh than any the Republican pany has undertaken sines it built the Pacific railroads. as Balem is the first town in tho valley to havo rubber-tired cabs. Whon we get all cement crosswalks tho first auto will bo Installed. . 'a :m at Tho money rhaile in running large horde ot cattle and shoop on tho range andWory other winter having thousands of tlfom die of freezing wo would not havo It. . s a The Oregon Searchlight declares Ilro, Hunsakor, I'rolil. cuiidiJato for Qovor rior, will give the state h good ad ministration because ho hns boon n pastor of church. A A State Senator Urawnejl is making his canvass for the initiative and referen dum. Ho feels the need of so mo power besides the present constitution to rs straln tho legislature. m m It Is stated as a solomn fact that grad uates of the largest eastern colleges and evon men and women who haye takeu post-graduate coursos can be hlrsd to teach In colleges for fOOO a year. AAA Portland nrize fluhts aro moitlv fako. Astoria' has tho only real thine in that line, If a fighter tries to fako some prominent cltlsen Is Inble to step Into thd rlnjandtoach him mnnuors. J A Mr. Branson of Sheridan Informs us that he has mado up his mind to put out a number of acres of strawberries to supply that local markot und employ his boys. He cannot do a bettor thing. AAA Gov, Geer puts (he responsibility whefo It belongs If the sentence ot convIcUd murdorers Is to bo commuted, 1st the sentencing judge and public prosecutor who convicted them show somo reason. MA Theoicapeo from the Insane asylum named Ohrnowoth is said to be sane enough on alt but his religious vlowi, Uut who aro we to pass on another per son's sanity on rollglouT Isn't It time we quit doing that? A It Would be characteristic of Oregon politics if the smallest newspaper In Oregon should do up the tallest govflr uor and the biggest newspaper in the state should down tho shortest senator the state ever had, AAA Tub JouaxAt, does not intentionally roast people, but sometimes tho truth cannot be told without blistering tome one. When the mlrrorof truth Is hell too close it sometimes siagss tho eyi lids. e While Schley Is not helping himself by travelling around the country, the matter is a little better because he says so little. A little tiaveltug around and too much talklug rubbed all the bloom oft Dewey lit a hurry. 9 9 9 Only about one-fourth of the cases do elded by Judge ttolso are appealed, while some of the more modem Jurlsts'haye as high as eighty per ceut of appeals taken. That Is every one appeals from litem wko can afford to. 9 9 9 The Creator 8atcni Commercial Club should push the Improvement Leagues In this city. Several hundred people improving their piemlses, plafitlng roses, ssttlns: out bods ot bulbs aud lilies, would make a great change (or the better. ( m n The nowspapera are asked to whoop It up for the registration law aud get the people to come out and register. An elecllou taw that depends on newspapers voluntarily getting out the psvplo is a farce. This Is not yet a government by and for newspapers, a a a The Astoriau has this to say about a candidate for Governor s W, J. Furnish, of Pendlston, who Is after gubernatorial aouiluatlon at the bauds of the Itepubllcau state oouvetijr tlou, has beeu a Uepublloau slnee.1830, when he declined to swallow the Dsmo uroUo free-silver bill. Prior to thaulnie ne bad been a Democratic leader ia Uaiaiilht county. He Is said to to a very wealthy hi an, and recently it was reported that he would w4 fJO.OOQ to basset!. Wr.VurnUh is worth bt iwesn 1100,000 autt IIW.OOO. (lis Mndldaey tor t,U KfipuVlicau noaulua tlobisnet LslBgkl&afy c&nsldJa by ebine ot the It publican papers, cmerous S- aTftv jt r nre mo rc" OflVb E'.Tcr brenst, though they nro liable to nppenr upon other pnrU of the body. When th-y begin ttf spread and ent Into the flesh, sharp, picrclmj pains nre felt ni the undcrlyiiiK tissue is deittroyed nud tho tender nerves exposed. Cnncerous norc develop from very trifliiiir causes; n carbuncle or boll, swollen gland, a little Watery blister on the tongue or lip, a wnrt, mole or bruise of some kind become on indolent, festering sore, which in time degenerates into cancer. "Ten yonrs wro x had a soro on my left temple, which tho doctor pronounood a cancerous ulcer; It would itoli, burn and blood, then scab ovor, but would novor honl. Aftor tnklnir fl. S. 8. awlillo tho sore benrnn to rllnohar.TO. nnd when all tho tiolaonoun out it trot well, i SiWw'aKpJ, thirty bottles, eontinnin- it for some tlmo after tho soro had hoalod, to ba sura nil tho poison waa out of ny syo tern. Have neon no nlirn of tho ennoor In ton yoars. JOSBPIIUO ItCID, Qnnt, Audrlnn Co., Mo. U strictly A vcgelnhle remedy, and, while jHwsesslng purifying nnd healing properties lirtf ,m eitr inpillrlfip docs, contains nothing that could derange tho system. While cleansing the blood It also builds Up the general health. If you have a suspicious sore, or other blood trouble, send for our free book on Blood nnd Skin Diseases, nnd write to us tor any information or advice wanted; wo make no charge for this service. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Oi. "A I.nt of nlr. The Inhnbltnntn of tho little town of Somersby, In Knglnnd, where Ton uyson wih born, nro frnnk In glvlim their opinion of tholr distinguished ful low towiiaiimn, One old woman thin related her Impressions of the poet to t visiter: " '12 was n very quolut man. '13 seem ed (in ( 'o wns 'nlf nslcep, with Ms oyn 'nlf flliut an peeplu', nit' 'o used tc poke nt re, IjIIo 1' fun, wl' Ms stick 'K 'ad Au(h n lot of 'nlr nn' n long henrd, nn'," sinking her rolco conn duntlnlly, '"e never looked very clcntj; no, 'o didn't." And this Homewlmt Hlnrtllng testimo ny wiih promptly confirmed by her litis, bnnd, who nddud: "If you'd met Mm gooln' along this dusty roond, you'd V takknu 'lin for a trnmp gooln' to Urlgg for a night's lodcln'." ,Mi-B--pin---;lf- " T EDUCATIONAL ?7! A Short Xntlnnnl Anthem. Japan hns pcrhnps tho shortest of nl! rmtlonal nnthoms. it Ih called "Kmi On Yo." from ltn flrnt three wordu, nnd consists of thirty-two nyllnblcH, which roiint In noetrv. however, as thirty-one. The exceeding brevity Is due to the national fondness; for conciseness of pnrnso nnd for economy of expression In all forms of art. i Tho patriotic song Ih what the .Tnpn jicso call n "tankn," or verso of five' lines, tho first and third being of five nnd the others of seven syllables. De low Is given the nnthem In Japanese, with an English translatien: j iviiiii ttu a u. Klma ua yo wa - j , I. Chlvn nl vnchlvo nl Sazare Inlil no Iwbwo to narlte Koke no musu mode. THANSLATION. May our lord's dominion last Till a thousand years have passed Twice (our thousand times o'ertofdl Firm as changeless rock, earth rooted, Moss of decs uncomputed. Japan nnd America. An Kmplre Sold nt Auction. The Roman empire was once sold tc the highest bidder. On the death of Pertlnax In 103 the Prtetorlan guards put up the empire for snlu by auction, and, nftcr an animated competition be tween Sulplelan nnd Julian, it was knocked down to the latter for 0,250 drachmas. The Itomans held mictions of various kinds, the proceedings be ing much tho same In nil cases. The audio sub hasta, which was a sale of plunder, was held under a. spear stuck In the ground. The maglntcr nuctlonls, or nuctloncer, was chosen from among the nrgcntnrll, or money changers, an his assistants were the cashiers. Thr Way io Do Hnalneaa. "Is thero any one llrlng here undci twenty-ono years of ngo?" Inquired a mnn who rang tho doorbell nt a genteel residence tho other day. "No, thero Ih not," rather sharply replied a spinster of eight nnd thirty summers who niiKwored. "Why, Is It posslblo?" was tho reply of tho apparently nstoulshcd man. "Don't you live here?" It wus a nent. hit, and after a little simpering and a brief chat about tho weather tho maiden purchased two copies of a work entitled "Hints For tho Youug."-London Tlt-Illtn. Ill Ambition. Young Jones I mean to so Ilro that when I dlo all the great cities of the enrth shall quarrel over tho question of my birthplace. Young Drown Yes; each ono will lay the blame on some ether. SORE NECK Take Scott's Emulsion for scrofula. Children often have sores on the neck that won't heal up. The sores may come and go. Parents may not know what's the matter nor what to do. Scrofula is the trouble and Scott's Emulsion is the medicine. Scott's Emulsion heals the sores. But that is not all. Scrofula leads to consumption. This is the real danger. Scott's Emulsion is the "ounce of prevention" that keeps off consumption. We'll tend jrou little to try, If you like SCOTT & 1IOWNE, 4 Pearl meet, New York. Hard on TkCounty Judge R. P. Uolse, of this district, Is holding court at Itoseburg, relltving Judgo Hamilton. His dry humor crops out when east expected, as the following from the Itoeebur- llevlow will shew: In parsing sentence the other day on a follow named Ulark who stole a $10.00 overcoat, Judge Dolso stated that tho prironer's offense was less grave because lie had stolen n coat from a barn and not from a house. ' I centenco you to ono mouth's imprisonment in the county jnil," said the judge, "nnd you will understand that In imposing such n tentenco the county receives more pun ishment than you do." This unexpected humor on tho part of the gray-haired jurist caused a com motion in tiie court room that the bailiff found it nocossary to suppress. Crala-OI Crala-OI 4 Remember that name when you wunt a delicious, appetising, nourish ing food drink: to take the place of coffee. Hold by all grocers and liked y nil who hare used It Qraln-0 Is made of pure grain, it aids digestion and strengthens tho nerves. It is not a stimulant but a health builder and the children as well aa the adults can drink It with great benefit. Costs about as much as coffee. 15c. and 26c. per package. Ask your grocer for Uraln-O. xas()i ...Northwest Normal College... Corner State and Commercial Sts-. Salem. Oregon. Courresef.Stmlv: Classic, PclenllQc. Normal, High School, nsl..M-, Muj f. Art. and Elocution. The latest and the best in book whi. iing, .- - -jj and Shorthand. Tho most extensive lino of offices for Un iinercii Northwest. Kvenlng Schoo on Monday nnd Inclav m-ninm. & M ''B 9. """ KruareVenin": ""Vull courses to .nuluallon either n Volca "iltuw. I no. Violin. Orchestral In-trmnente, Harmony, Counterpo n t. l-ugu . gp" u,,l2 also in Fine AM, Painting in oile, Water Colors, Pastel, nnd Uajon wawing Students may enter at any time. Send for catalogue. a. j. AKLANiiAm. - Director of College of Music. AI1E NOT HELD BY INCOMPETETENTS. Pro mollon sni prtferment In business Is the result of ability to do. At this school Is the test place toottaln tic krowlcdtc ot how to do. There Is on Increasing dentsnd lor competent help Persons complctlne the tuslntss and shorthand courses at the CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE cansecur.emp.oyn.ent. For eleven years. .but one yom .man ViJiZZ.Tt'JJc department after first completing me Business course th r - '""-",. ,. ready to traduate. It costs but little to secure a usable (ducstion compared to the benefits de- rived. Send for catatofue. W- I. STALtY. principal, oa.em, uiu. utw-fU Blanke's Coffee Touches the Spot Did You Get a Free Cup; We Did at Harfit & Laciirencb Haye You Cold Feet? If pp it mav havo been caused by j!eltiii(?but of bed thle morn lin: on a ('"Id floor in a cold room, uet one ot our small uah nr.Ai jw bhu aiemun usiieneu bedroom for risinu nnd retlritur. The turn of n key nnd tho touch ol match is all that is needed to Btart the tiro. 4ChcmeKetaSt. SALEAl GAS LIGHT CO. , Telephone 563. , BALFOUR GUTHRIE AND CO. Havo secured nnd will operate tho Humphrey warehouse nt Sa'om, the Turner mill and wnrohouso nnd the warehouses atMaclcay, I'm- turn, Switzerland, Shaw and .Brooks, conducting a geuerul warehouse nnd storage business. :; :: :: :: :: '' Salem office 207 Com. St. 8ackB will be hold nt tho?e points for delivery on camo tcrmB as pre vailed previous seasons. See them buforo disposing of your grain. Top Prices are Always Paid for Grain J. G. GRAHAM, Manager Mr?VsrA m h )SHOf(rXlNE and VMOJi PACIFIC OEI'ART ChlraRO I'ottland Pprlal 8,G0n. m. Tin lluitt logton "AVlstitTc" Kxpress 9 p. in. Tla Hunt ItiKton "Ht?Vivn"" Kt Mull 6-10 ti m. vU Bpuktuo TIME SCHEDULES From l'oriland. Or, RaII l.nltr. DfltiTCr. Ft. Wotth, Omaha, Kaniim niv, .!, ijuw, uiiotiii AIIU r.Hb "alt I.ske, Denver F ti -.!. Iinnlid L'nli-vSi 1) UI I ii . Ulimiiri iei-r n( Oil, St. Lullls, (.IiIck,0 Him rati. WVl WftllnT'lIow iKtOll, Hpokittie. UhIMcc, I'll tl- mn. MlllllcKljoIlK HI. I'aiiI, Duliith, Milwaukee ( iikokui nun tfli. ATtrtlVK FKOM :30p , 1;l). ia 70 hours yj Li POBTLAMD TO CHICAGO L, Ho Chance of Cars Through tickets via this routo to all Eastern points on ealo at Southern Pa cific depot ofllce. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland Sp. a. iMlly ex jet. Sund 8.p 8tur 10 .in AlUaillnc dales tubject to CllHlIRP Korean Frnnclsco M Bail crery o uays COLI'MDIA R1VKII To Aatorla and ay Laiullli!. p. m i d. tn. ex. Build i , '. ,: I rji ougb &oy$ 1 I NEED GOOD SHOES (3oo6 Bo6 NEED TOUGH SHOES Both need CALF shoes for win ter wear -we have all klnds-not all kinds of boys, not all kinds of calves, but all kinds of CALF shoes. Our boys' shoes are made with heavy soles -will never rip: serviceable calf leather and made In every way to stand hard usa.e and wear. To keep your boy healthy, see that he has rood shoes. The winter season Is the time he needs the rlrht kind of footwear, :: :: :: :: :: : Youth's Shoes, sixes 12 to2. 'Youth's shoes worth $1.35, Our'prlce $1.00 Youth's shoes worth I,75, Our price SI 15 Youth's shoos worth $3 0), ,. , Our price $1.25 Youth's shoes worth '2 36, Our price $1.50 6a.h s 303 Commercial st - - Opposite the Posf office. Boys Shoes, sizes 2 1-2 to 5 1-2. Boys' shoes worth f 1.75, Our price $1.25 Boys' shoes worth $1 75, Our price $1-35 Boys' shoes worth f'J.OO, Ourprlce$t 45 Boys' shoes worth $2 $6, Our price $1.50 Hoi; Snnrfi CAPITAL BREWERY lleer has stood tho tost of oxporlonco. Thou why not givo a home product on the preference Home capital, home Inhor and home breweil beer aro growing in popularity. I'eopio loy.nl to iiomo indus try give it the preference. CAPITALIBOTTLING WORKS CAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. A Happy New Year Andjuetawoid in jour ear about tho superior qunll'los of our lumber. Tell your boss that he can't et hftter eeu boned etuff tlinu what no carry. Wa havo every kind of lumber, all of the bfi-t and st the lowest prices for the bufK Goodale Lumber Co. Nesr S P. Pass'r. dejwt. I'lione (1)1 Juicy Morsel Break fast for Jr illnnsr y u can enjoy from one of our ten ler sad dolioiout mo.us, s;etks, lami) )r n'Utoninpi' vjiI oittoti- or pjrk, )ur msits :ud nil cut from the fittett tni nrumtit ottle, and wo nn s ipplv yo'tr tiblo with trash, niititDu.nu'd flnlenmSj-iaMs at bol rojk priooi. R C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 291 ft' L l SW11AS l(lSl V' SlirM ;limh?gc3; I r:riM 1 :-iF55f MAJESTIC STEEL SHE ,i I , Mr ,. w'xWM,sJl sessaa In Swell Society No man would t ink of having the linen that tie weurs with evening dress Isund ored anywhere but t the Mem bti-am Laundry. We will pive you P,t,yr ,l)e glos or domestic finish, both wbich are beiiutifnl. Our the work n Wo,en and peioalj-sis insurpassed. We euar. ante sstiffafiion. b ash. Salem Steam Laundry 7? flione 411 32n r.iwi-o... -"" i .11 u x A NEW CARGO X X WILL ARRIVE SOON X When we will be able to Fill all-Orders. They have been nvr .; ,... i -.. customers have waited. " ",e m1 but ny R. M. WADE & m THE FLORENCE SANATORIDm Afir.tpilv.teWltar."7- BCON nwrtteorspp,,-,-. 'iMNrS&S R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D, SUPT r. m WILLAMETTE HtVER Rlonmpr Until pnvin Piilmn fnr Pnrl- Iciiul ii ml ivnv Intiilinon nn 'l'mviilRV.TlilirR days nnd Hnturdaye, about 10 n. m. For Ciirviilie unu way iHiioinK1, .nonunys, it... i i... ...! I7.1.1..H. ... ..K.. rt )) uuuutiuuyn unu iiiunjn nt uuuu. v p. 111. A. L. CRAIO, M. P. BALDWIN, den. I'aas. At. At. 0. R. & N. dock Portlaud. Oro. Balem, Oro. Illinois Central B. fl. Efffcently Serves a Vast Territory Bytlirouih strvlceto snd from the principal cities la the followlnr ststes: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA MINNESOTA WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTA MISSOURI ARKANSAS TENNESSEE KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI Throuch Tourist Cars From The Pacific Coast -TO- Cliicago and Cincinnati Coootctlnj with throuch trains for all points East, South and Southeast Fast and handsomely equlpceii, sttam-lieatcd trains - oiolnr Cars, buiict Library Cars .leepln; Cars. Free Hccllntnr Chairs yars. bend fifteen cents In stamps for a all map of the United Mates and Cubi for par ticulars regardlor, rates, time, service etc., call on or address B.ll.THUMnULL. 14'.t Third St. Com'l.'Aii't. Portland, Orecon. Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIME CARD. No. 2 For Yaqulnu: Train loavon Aiumiy 12:50 p. m Train leaves Corvallis.... 1160 p. m Train arrives Yaqulna., ,0H6 p. m No. 1 Returnlni:: Leaves YHqultm 000a.tr, Leaves Corvalllb 11:30 u. m. Arrives Alhanv 191R n. m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7.00 n m. Arrives Dotrnlt i,ik . m No. 4 From Detreit: " Leuves Detroit 12:45 p dj, Arrives Albany 5:40 p m. Irnfnfl 1 nrrirca In Alhanv 1.. tlmo fO COniieCt lth llin K l ennrk tniind train, as well aa nlvine two or tbreo ,, 'if8 '" AIMIiy uelore doparture of B. I, ftorth bound tram for Portlaud. Train Nn 2 ,.. ;,i. ,n c p west side train at Cnrv.llin Croeflnpfor Inileiendenco. McMinnville and all pointB north to Portland. J.TCRNIiR, Kowih Btonf, A.ent, Albany. Manage The Great Rock Island la the only lire operating a week ly l'era on n I ly Conducted T-ur- T- . 1st bxcureioncar IVOUTe between Port- , land und Cblca- EO chango via the World' greatest Scen ic line, making close connection Vat Chl chk" in Un on De,)(,t tor all point- Eat. , "inminru bifenine car between Sal. l,a Utv, Denver and Chica.o, "ulftjt, Librarv Hniokine ars between Pueblo, Den- eran(ifliicijo Tho lieet nnd mojt reawuiHble iIiiiiiiu car Beryice between ueblo and UIlch.o. If you nro roIiie to KanM City, UmihIih, Dea Mmnn, Chi cago or any leeasi. on should eu quire aliout Ureal Rock I-land Route neore imrch iiif vnn. ,,.b... i.v kft agent about It. or era and any information A. t tOOI'KU. m mm your nearest write (or fo ueslred, Gen'l. Ast., Portland, Or. .O. C, T. Co's PASSEMCER STEAMER POMONA ufAves !or Port'and Moaday, Wednesdayaad Frlday.lOa.m! C.W?uTrdU5yd.flbpB,S: QuickTime, Cheap Bates IWlr !7iVAt r. . M. P. BALDWIN Af. Royal Insurance Co. A. T. ilbort, resident agent of above inwrap j Co ii now prepared to do a L p1. ' eurance bnalneea. Will aUo ' iio. i uave a team sou , urriage which ia at my cuatotner'a wr- I --- win me piesaure in inowiai Prtiea what I have for eale. Office at pmen t with T. A. Uteeloy A Co. n rna