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' c , r-isrtt A ynwrtiiiiii unii tHg bailV journal, dAtiM, onaQou, M6n6M, Ma 3d, itil ajTrfMwannFmwmiiiiiiMMUMM parents' KsponslMlily MtfKttuM It Is tlic rielit of every child io be well born, and to the parents it must look for ne aim aim happiness. How incon ceivably great is Wie parents' .r Af responsibility, ana bow important mat IIAII no taint of disease is left in the blood VII Vill to be transmitted to the helpless child, entailing the most pitiable suffering, and markiujj it's little botly with offen sive sores and eruptions, catarrh of the nose and throat, wcatffces.'g'lamlular swellings, brittle bones, white swelling and deformity. How can parents look upon such little sufferers and not reproach - tbctfiselvcd for bringing so much misery into the world ? If you have nny disease lurking in your system, how can you expect well developed, healthy children ? Cleanse your1 own blood and build up your health, and you have not only enlarged your capacity for the enjoyment of the pleasures of life, but have discharged a duty all parents owe to posterity, and made mankind healthier and happier. There is no remedy that so surely reaches deep-seated, stubborn blood troubles as o. o. o. it searcucsout even ncrcuiinry THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFERBROTH ER8. nnlliT- On Vmr. 410(1 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance, counties, to ilotormlno tho amount of Dally oy carrier, 50 cents per monin. nncsinn water avauauic ror irrigation, Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. nnj t,0 probnle depth to which wolls must ho sunk. Last Bummer ho con- ARID LAND 8UAVEY8. At the request of Representative Moody, the geological survey will send throe field parties Into Eastern Orogon this Bummor. I. C. Hussell will spend tho season In making sur face exttmliintl6nn In the northern ex tremities of Mnlhenr and Harney poisons, und removes every taint from the blood, and builds up the general health. If weaklings are growing up around you, right the wrong by mittW them on a course of S. S. S. at once. It is a purely vegetable medicine, harmless in its effects, and can be taken by both old and young without fear of nny bad results. Write us about.your case, and let our physicians advise and help you. This will cost you nothing, and we will also send our book on blood and BklU diseases. THE STWVFT dfPKCIFXC CO., Atlanta, Ct. 'New, Just in Iron' beds, odd dressers, parlor 'sets; odd parlor pieces, couches ;and lounges, hall trees, sideboards. -' See our latest creation in extension tables that - 'house their own leaves, X X X "The House Furnishing Co. 209 Cora'l Bt., noxt to Tost ofUco BtoroB at Bolom and A Ibnny OREGON STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE TODAY Harritt zl Laojrbncb Old Post Offico Grocery. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast 'Or dinner you can enjoy from ono of our tomier and delicious moats. fltonks,Inctb or mutton chops, voal cutlots or pork, Oar meats are all out from tho fattest. aud'orimestcattle, and wo can supply your table with fresh, nutritious and wholosome moats at bod rock prices. E. c, cross salbm ore Thon soi Gambrinas Beer! fc AND GXOD "Vr3E3E:XSjK:3EB,,aEr Everybody is welcome at THB NOBLB ALEX CORNOYER ?Z:?ommotcM' 3f MAKE IT TEN THOUSAND. Thoro nro now noarly sixty peti tions in tho hands of Governor Geer, with from ton to ono hundred and twenty linings of citizens on each pe tition papi asking for a special ses sion to pass u flat salary law and put tho refbrondtim Into effect. With tho petitions that are out and still being slgnod thoro must bo In the neighborhood of five thousand namos on paper by this tlmo ashing for tho legislature to moot and put those two propositions Into affect. Tho demand for a flat salary law was so Htrong that all throo political partios put It Into their platforms nnd mado their canvass on it. Tho scntl mont In tho Republican state conven tion was so strong that no faction op posed It. Tho referendum was adopted by a voto of over throo-fourths of all who votod at the election. Alt tho political partios stood for that amondtnont to tho constitution, ami for Hat salaries, and ovory man who was oloctod to tho legislature -was oloctod to pass that law. But tho laws will only bo onactod If thoro is an uprising of tho people to demand them. Malco tho petitions ton thousand this wcolc. But even nftor nil tho people of all political partios havo domanded a great reform It takes tho action of tho legislature to put It Into effect. Tho petition prlntod in this papor should bo cut out and circulated and sont In at onco. It doos not Include tho Lewis nnd Clark Bxpo. proposi tion. Tho Portland. politicians want half a million dollars for tholr fair, but that should bo submlttod to a voto of tho people and not ho saddled on tho people by tho Ioglslnturo. Glvo tho pooplo what they all do mandad in tho political platforms and let tho Portland fair bill stand on Us merits hofore tho peoplo. Neither Geer nor Chnmborlaln should he compolled to shouldor that Job. Glvo tho people tho roforondum on that. For tho present let ovory cltlxon who wants Orogon state taxos io duced ctrculato the petitions for a spoclal sosalon to put the roforondum Into offoct and ouact Hat salaries. That Is tho first duty. Make tho petitions so largo and strong that no party or politician will daro oppposo It. All promised that. It is right Now do It. Hnlso the petitions to ten thousand this coming week. ducted similar examinations through out the southern part of Idaho. A second party, "which spont last season In making trlangulatlons to tho west of Baker City, will contlnuo this somo work cast and north from that point, paying particular attention to tho Cornucopia mining district. As soon as tho trlangulatlon Is completed It Is lntondcd to havo this minornl holt moro closoly oxamlnod with n vlow to determining tho oxtont and rlchnoss of oro doposlts in a mannor similar to tho LIndgron oxntnlnatlon of tho Dine Mountain gold Holds a yoar ago. A third party will bo Bout Into tho Illue Mountains to locato feasible sites for storago rosorvolrs, with a view to their ultimate uso by tho gonorol gov ernment, undor tho new Irrigation law pf tholr utilization by private on terprlso. Tho dopartmont Is con vinced thnt tho wators from Btroams rising In tho Uluo Mountains, if prop erly stored and controlled, can be mado to reclaim largo tracts of lands that nro now practically valueless. Examinations for rcsorvolr Bites will also ho mado In a part of Crook coun ty and along tho Deschutes river. Democratic paporu should" bo honost and placo tho credit for Chamborlaln's ' olcctlon where It belongs. Republi cans of Oregon oloctod Chamberlain governor Woodburn Independent, No man evor ran on tho Democratic or FiiBlon ticket who received tho en tiro Voto of tho Democratic and Pop ulist party so completely as did Mr. Chamberlain; but It Is truo that with out Hopubllcan votes ho could not havo como within soven thousand of being olocted. Ho also received a largo Socialist vote. Tho Prohibition ists did not glvo hlmo any votos to speak of. a Ono of the greatest lamonts of a reading civilization Is that tho world's history bogan bofoio tho printing press was invented and tho reporter who Interviews got on tho scono. How really satisfying it would bo ovou now to road tho dotalls of tho mooting botweon Satan and Evo, a stenographic report of tholr conversa tion and graphic Interviews with Adam after ho got fired from tho Garden of I3don and with Npah after ho ran nground on Ararat. jfor Sale.. At a Bargain HANNA AND ROOSEVELT. Tho Hopubllcan convention of Ohio whs bo Invlshly unrcsorved in Its de votion to Hanna that Itoosovolt's friends havo thought host to suffer In silence no longor. So Congressman Durton, of Cleveland, has gono into training against Hanna for tho sona- torshlp, nnd has interested President Col. Hofor is sure "tho man with tho pull" for tho noxt bIx months, nnd mo iinru worlc lie has did for Geer entitles him to all ho can got. Joffor- son lioviow. Tho Rovlow is kindly informed that tho Journal has no pull on Gov. Gcor, for good govornmont; It has novor asked him to veto a bill out of which It aftorwards mado $76,000. The Rov. John "Thompson, of tho Centennial Methodist church of Rock ford, 111., has declined tho dogroo of uoctor or Divinity, conforrod upon him by Taylor University, and has sont tho unlvorslty n pretty llttlo noto In which ho. says that "man Should bo Judged by himself and not by. degrees and diplomas." Thoro Is evidently no Bham about this minister. A growor says if It had not boon for tho Union, strawberry leoplo would havo boon peddling their ber ries ror oo to 75 conts a crate. As it was. no flno fruit sold for less than $1.00. Tho ennnory nlso liolpod out, and so did tho commission mon. Tho Union has only boon a beginning, and an oxporimont, but it has created suf ficient conlldenco so that largor re sults will bo certain noxt year. 41 1 wrote to Doctor Pierce, who sent me a very kind letter and advised me." ' Thousands of weak and sick women can trace the beginning of a new life of perfect health to that letter written to Dr. l'lorcc. Sick and ailing women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, tee. All correspondence held as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures weak and aching backs, headaches, nerv ousness and other womanly ailments by curing the womanly diseases which cause them. "in (he sptlne or looo I became very HI." wrilM Mrs Alvletm Scliolt. or Lake Waililng Ion, Lesueur Co. Mluti , my ck wn very ivealc nnd scltetl no Hint I eoufd do no work nt nil, o 1 wa obliged to tnke to ray bed I felt .a conitant desire to urinate and the pain lu abdomen were nlmcnt uttbcnraule I wrote to Dr. Pierce, who sent men very kind letter, and advised me to take lil l'avorlte Prescription and 'Golden Medical Dlxxnery.' I took lx bottles or each nnd am n well womnn now I cannot ay enough in faor or Dr Tierce's medicine " "Favorite Prescription" makes weak women strong, sick women well. Accept no substitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the most desirable laxative for delicate women. Roosovolt Into breaking Into Hanna's now much has tho Republican par- 10c linen towels--good sizes only 10c, " 50c shirt waists reduced from 75 c now only 50c 75c shirt waists reduced from $1 25 now only 50c, ' Muslin underwear, the best in this city for the money Bedspreads worth $1,00 now only 75c, Millinery, latest styles, nicely trimmed hats. Reason 's able prices. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Noxt Door to tho Posto-ffleo, pOLLM Ajq CHERRY SB'lBEflBR JUSTICE TO JOS. LEE. During the recent campaign J. D. Loo, superintendent of tho peniten tiary, was nbsont fiom that Institution much of tho tlmo making stump speeches, and during tho tlmo his gunrds woro given frequent loavo of absence. Tills confirms the stntomont mndo several days ago that If Mr. Loo had given moto attention to his dutloH and 1hh to polities tho out break at the ponltentlnry would llkoly not havo occurred. Portland Tolo- gram. This does Mr. Lee an Injustice in ono wny, as ho wiih out making speeches for Furnish and the llopub llenn ticket, nnd doing Just what tho snmo class of newspapers crltlclsod Mr. Geer for not doing. In tho coun ties whoro Mr. Leo spoko good roturns camo lu for Mr. Furnish, so that Gov nrnor Geer was really magnanimous for lotting Mr. Loo go on tho stump for Mr. Furnish. Wlion the outbreak took placo, Mr. Loo was ono of tho first on tho ginund and was one of tho first Jn pursuit nnd left nothing undone to offoct a capture. Good enough for anybody! jAll Havana Filler " tCD(D"CHlhntc9 Ijl auoaT Zl x UIH perfect Ohorry Seeder dooa notertuu uiu cuerry or cauao any lout oi juice; a practical mncniuo lor large, email or Uul ifornla cherries. Tho toed extracting kntle drlved tho seed into one dish nnd Actually throws tho cherry into another The murks of the knifo cnn scarcely bo teen en the seeded fruit. It seode from 20 to 80 quarts per hour. Retail price, 85 conts. X s R. M. WADE & CO. JQregon Corn Meal... We ?e nice a took of Freh Orouud Oregon Corn Most, something that has dried meal. Ulvo It a trial and you lk ml taste to it and i for butter than kilu will use o other. Phono 1781, ...BREWSTER & WHITE... nCtttft. PCEDMEM AUD SEBD3MEN, Salem. Oregoa ttav civil sorvico resorvos. Thoso rcsorvoS woro early sot osldo for Mr. Hanna by tho lato Prosldont McKinley, nnd so scandalous woro tho subsequent ap pointments to fodoral office in Cleve land that tho fedoral building had ac quired tho nnmo of "Hanna's retreat." Whonovor a Hanna politician has lost his Job in tho city or county Hanna has promptly landed hlrn at a fedoral dofllc, no other qualifications bolng re quired than fidelity to Hanna. Yet no account wns taken of tho civil sorvico scandal by tho truly good Republicans llko Mr. Iiurton, until Mr. Hanna's ills gracoful dovotoos woro discovered "stacking tho cards" ngulnst tho administration. mat was indeed scandalous, and Air. iiurton complalnod directly to Prosldont Hoosovolt, who Is reported to huvo decided to Invostlgato, in the vory faco of Hanna's piotosts. "Tho affair may ho smoothed ovor," says tho liiHplrid report; but smoothing ovor Is rapidly out of tho question Though this particular squahblo ovor "Hanna's retreat" may bo quloted down, nnd though In Itself it is n small affair, tho contost hotwoon Hanna and Itoosovolt ovor tho presidential noini nntloii of tholr party, of which this squahblo is only a preliminary skir mish, Is In its nature irroconellablo. It ennnot bo smoothed ovor until nftor the national convention adjourns. In tho moantlmo It Is to bo nssumod that Mr .Hanna wilt uso civil sorvico wmciais io uio rullost oxtont of his power to promoto his nmbltlons. As u politician ho Is ossentlally a spoils man, and makos no pretenso of hoing anything bottor. Mr. Hoosovolt is probably not a spoilsman In tho samo way that Mr. Hanna Is; but it is doubtful If any ono In political author ity has done moro than ho to nullify tho morlt system. Though ho posod well onotigh ns a frlond of tho morlt system whllo ho was a civil sorvico reform agitator, ho has as prosldont given It a solar ploxus blow. On tho 80th of May ho Issued an oxoctttlvo In terpretation of tho civil servlco rules which enables spoilsmen In ofllcQ to discharge subordinates with tho samo freedom thnt spoilsmen enjoyed bo fore any merit rules had been adopt d. They need only say that tim ,uH. charge Is not for political or religious rimmH. niltl flint Ollds It. Tho ronann may bo political or religious. In fact, and oven tho reason which is ac knowledged may havo no l.nnrin,. whatever upon tho olvll servloo nnnii. tuWim ot mo victim, hut at tho word goes. umla Post's nana.. fl, ty boon strengthened with tho massoB by tno appointment of a repudiated political boss llko Matthows to bo United Stntos marshal? Vory much llko putting nnothor ton onto tho wagon that has already ono horse down In the mire. Whonovor thoro Is no othor wny to explain tho result of tho lato oloctlon In Oregon, chargo it up to tho Elks. It used to bo thoso things woro charged up to tho Masons and tho Odd Follows:. -thoso orders nro no doubt relieved that there is a now scapogoat. Lord, how tho Orogonlnn would havo roastod McKinley had ho mndo mo samo cnaractor or fodoral appoint ments that Hoosovolt has Just mndo at Portland, nut that was boforo Harvoy and McGinn wont ovor to Jack Matthows. Tom Tonguo has boon mado a mom nor of tho National Congress commit too for Orogon. Ho will handlo tho campaign funds of tho natlonnl organ Izntlon, nnd this will como near mak ing Mr. Tonguo tho big man In Orogon politics. """1 ifiiiirt "n rmwian -aimi Good enough for anybody! ll Havana Filler A modern house, new, two "blocks from the Post Office, 362 Church Street. Ah abstract goes with the premises. Terms can be made to suit the purchaser, Apply on the premises or tov , y & Jrteoman . 307 Commercial Street. o vSS? hu Public. JOURNAL X-RAYS. n old bicycle, and grow his own gar den. than he king of Hngland. n , . ! HtlCIl IU1QU1S "'iMiiiviii-auieiii uas Begun. as The condition of King Edward la njore favorable. but stillVs tch thd! mot of us wouhUnther uot be king. The president hns nnivi .v. . trust InvostlKntod. Tim'U Vo"".""' and will give the politicians so hm thing to throw to tho noonia US ?n.U!lm char8l that the Panama .anol bill w,u the fraud of th .. , tury. but when Morgan deumuds an lu- ligation "e opposes, with Hanna, ' FLORODORA " BANDS en 0 tamr valut as (aft from "STAR," UORSB SNOB," ft -SPEARHeAD.'-STAHDARD MVr," I '0Uf6ACH& HONSY." I SA WlOG," " QIB YARQW" c I &"MASTBR WORKMAN" 7Mjc. a I rS JUST A COUGH That gets your luuga Bore und weak and pave the way for pneunoum or ! emummpUoiL or both. Acktr-. English Remedy will stop the eough In a lay and heal jour lungs. It will cure can. .sumption, asthma, uraaohltls. and all , throat ami Jung troubles. Poe uiraly gHarante!. ami niw reXunUeU If Jou are Mt satlsfled .Write uT for free sample, W. II. Hooker & On. ButTato. N. V. I), j. pry, urufstft Ono of tho fnculty of tho Wisconsin stnto unlvorslty foil off a common luinhor wagon with tho horses going on a walk and wns run ovor and klllod. Tho odltor of this papor thanks God ho wns not mado a D. D. Miss Jessie Morrison, tho dauchtor of a Kansas ox-Judgo, who killed Clara wnoy uastlo olght days aftor sho was marriod to a man with whom Miss Morrison wns In lovo. wns found irulltv agnin on tho third trial. Tho Salem Democrat, which ab sorbed tho Salem Indopondont and tho Snlom Harlow, hns now boon nbsorhod by tho Salem Sontlnol. ' Now what will absorb tho Sontlnol? The wngo scalo resulting from tho street enr strlko in Toronto is 18 conts an hour tho first yonr, and 30 conts nn hour tho socoud yoar of sor vico. Tho Iowa Stato Iteglstor, stalwart Hopubllcan, bollovos that tho tariff on stool rnilB and nil othor products or the groat stool trust, affoctod by tho tariff should bo repealed. The Republicans who onjmso a spoclal session to onact what thoy promised In tholr platform seem to he afraid to get tho party too near tho peopio. Some of tho papers of Oregon seem not to he for anything, but fornlnst n great many things thoy know nothing about Thoy nro llko tho old Demo cratic party. Sonators do uot want to do busi ness with a llttlo beggarly nation like Nicaragua, when thoy could got Into financial relations with France. Illinois Is suffering from too much ruin, which nover happons In Orogon. Friday night snow foil In several places in the Sucker stato. Somo ot our oxohancoa Hint rriti else the Journal should read It more wuu wnai meiuouiBts call "the spirit and the understanding." A family was blawn tn ! i, Tennessee by an explosion of dyna- iiHw. vBuuuy Qtper exnioairM chum the ruin of families. There seams to be nn unuauni mn of Hulcldew. Poor humanity take many wars of dodging tho respoHsl ullltles of life. People take The Journal. Iimuum "" ,"" w i uio piain truth about tho blggast pglltleul hoesee in the state. Jack Matthews gats his reward in advapo for delivering the Multnomah oouto.' deletatleti ta Ilarve' Scott fr senator. The unwt eltj- MiHlts will kanlb hohl th FoHrth of Jly parade tlwt the eommUte will put p tWs year Hr-an n lom I,.. .. . thing itolltleal-the floraraohin .J At Easter Time is when the building buHlnosa will bo in lull swing. II youlmven't given vcur orders for your lumber loquirotoente it will pay you to got estimates from Goodalo Lumbor Co., for any Hnd all kinds of lumbor for out or inBido work. Inth, shingles, sash, doors, blinds and everything needed in this lino. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. Pnss'r. depot. Phono 051 GX3GX3G' ..Go to the Ladies' Bazaar.. .. . . . " FL0R0D0RA " BANDS an of samt value as lags from STAR," " HORSE SHOE," "Spearhead:'standard na vr," " OLD PEACH & HONEY." "SAW LOG," "OLE VARCINY" or "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco. To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts. Tickets are now on salo at nil South orn Pnclflc and Corvallls & Eastorn it. it. oinces. tlirough to Newport and Ynquina at reducod rates. Southorn Pncillc trains connect with C. & 12. at Albany and Corvallls. All tlckota good for return until October 10, 1902. On June 23 tho C. & E. trains from Detroit bogan leaving thoro at 0:30 a. m., mooting tho Bay train at Albany nt noon. Pnssongors for Dotrolt. Droltonbusu and other mountain resorts can loare Albany the samo afternoon, reaching Dotrolt in tho ovonlng. Tickets are on salo from Albany to Detroit nt $3.00, and from Corvallls at 3.25, good for return until October 10th, with privilogo to get on train at any point oast of Mill City. The Southern Pacific Company have iiuw uu buio rounu inp tickets from nil polnta on their lines In Oregon to either Newport or Yaqulnn. with privl- ' i leiurii via eiuier isast or West oium uiviBious. in connection with tho C. & E three-day Sunday excursion tloketa, good going Saturday nnd re turning Monday, are also on sale nt rery low rates from all S. P. and C & 14 points. Full Information can be obtained ns j .n.o, mue laoiee. otc. by applJcu tlon to any S. p. or c. & E. agent. For shirt waists, belts, underwear, corsets, hosiprv ribbon, laces, shirt waistings, and other goods in our S line, nu eapeuiiUiY ueuuinui 101 01 new veilings. Uur goods are marked very low, Call and be convinced. ...The Ladies' Bazaar.,. 118 State Street, Salem. " '5)SX3 When Yankee Doodle Comes to Town On tho Fourth of July, ho will ptobablr Wfror bis bfit bib and tucker, and will obrorve that erery man of rctinemant and tueto hns a thirt and coilnr on tint btfpn't willed from tho bent, ard that looks immaculate nnd comfortable, bf cauiq overy well dreeeed man in Salem hns his laundry work done at the Falera Steam Laundry. Get your work In early, wo would like to celebrate our aolrcs. Salem Steam Laundry COLONKL, 3. OLMSTKO, 1'ltOPHIETOn. DOltODB D. 0I.MSTBD, Man. Phone 411 230 Liberty Btret t?$l 4-l AW" hn. r VVT. m I A Good Wife and Health... Aro a man's best wealth, and he can .contribute to tho hoalth of hlmeol and wife by using tho Capital Brewery beer. It is pure, healthful and nutri tious, and is a delightful berorage a any noason, and during warm weather thoro isn't a thirst quonchor that cm equal it. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M. Beck, Proprietor. 2 &HiteHiSH I $3,000,000 Worth Of 80 tttund steel rails, in new Inrnmntlvoo ee . coaches, chair cars, dlnlnr and cafe cars Is the record of the Io. f.l During tlio past year, making it tl e most modern and up-todato railroad l me country, 'iravol over it and onfoy the finest eauinment on earth. R. PKAKR Han Poo inl Ot Tm..). .f- D...1nrmivn T.--.1" (i Si n, n;:"V.r. rv"' l"a,"'A"f "uu, mu iwaa u vnmn, raciuc .uoi, ic. Agi.., 1.0S Atigeiea, uai f!iii4Zi O. G T, Go's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Tho Great Rock Island Route. Through personally conducted tour- 1st sleeping cars botwoen Portland and Chicago once a wook, and between Og. den nnd Chicago three tlmos a wnif via tho Scenic lino. inrougn standard sleeping cars dally botween Ogden and Chicago, via tho Sconlc line. Through Standard sleeping oars umiy oeiweeu Colorado Springs and St. Louis. Through Stasdard aud tourist sleep. Jng oars daily between San Frauelsco aud Chicago. vjtt Loa Augs,M and H, Paso. Through Standard sleeping cars and ohalr cars dally between St, Paul and Chicago Bo sure that your tlekot ra,i i the Oieat neck Island Itoute. The best aud most reasonable din Ing gar service. For rates, folders and descriptive lit- lumro write to A. K. COOPI8R General Agent. Portland, Or. Leaves for Portland Monday, Wednesday and J-rlday J .m. For Corvallls TuesdayThurs day and Saturday at 5 p. m. QuickTime, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade at. M. P. BALDWIN, Aft. jam ..j a Suoigr&iNE UHION PACIFIC. Cofvallis&EasternflR Time Card No. 20. No. 2 For Vaqulua- ""'" iuuuy IH& p. m. Leaves Corvallls 1:50 p. m. Arrives Ynquina 5:35 p. m. No. I Iteturnlnit: Leaves Yaqulim 7:00 a.m. Leaves Corvallls 11:30 a, m. Arrives Albany I2sl5 p m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany i:oo p m Arrives Detroit 6:46 p.' m. No. 4 Prom Detreit: Leaves Detroit C:30 a. m. Arrves Albany n:05 a. m. trains 1 and 4 nn-ivn in Aih,,n 1.. Ume to connect with the S. P. south bound train, as well as giving two or nuura in Albany boforo de parture of S. P. north bound train. I rain No. 2 connects with tho S. 1. trains at Corvniiie nmi au... i In direct service to Newport and ad- n-vui ueucnes. DEl-AUT rou TIME SCHEDULES From Portland, Or, ABRIVI I&0U Chicago lrtland BdccIrJ 9.-00 a. m. Via Huntington Atlantic jocpreai Salt Lake, Denier, Ft llTnik HmiI,. ITnKt City, At. Loult,' cmcago. ana tuun. 8.60 Tl lngton P. m. iiunt bt. rtal Fast Mail 6:15 p. tn. via Spokane S.lt Like. Denier f' worm, umana, uhm. City. fit. Lotua, CnleafO anaMi. Willi. Willi. Levrliton. 3pokane. Wallace, Full nian, Mlnneapoll SI. Paul. Duluth MUwaoke Ufl'MEO, IQUMtl, iJSDp B, 8:10. ci. )U 72 m 72 HOURS PORTtAD TO CHICAC0 rto totnie 01 nn Through tickets vis this roate to -M Eastern points on sale at Boutbwa M ciflo depot oflice. OCEAN AND RIBR SCHEDOtB From Portfaad' rPvsyjfiit. pills MJ l"a3u," t i.i mj ..,... --mu R. w Sett?!?? S'-ks to sb: ...zv. miu. T..-T.P.r? Train S for Dotmit Ttrniini,i. j other mountain resorts loavos Albany '. M 1 00 p. m.. aftor the arrival of tho tZ u Pac,,a 80uth houn(l fain irom Portland. rmiiin n,.,-i . 5 45 p. m. " """""' "v For further information applv to BDWIN STONB. ' Turner. Agent. Albany. Wn0r' IL Cronlse, Agent. Con'nllls. 8 p.m. All iallln date tt Wl ForanFraJocHeo Ball erery dJ ox cor Dally cepl Sunday 8p in. Raturtlay l p. m COLUMBf A RIVER ToAftorU and "T UnJIoj- lp. tt to.t uiillMDTTB RIVER . .., Steamer Ruth leaves Salem 'or " 1- JTj J3 .. i.n,lmM on TueadayJI"8,;: days and Saturdays, boat 7 s-mj IT DUUDCUBH M. P. BALDWIN, . ). m. Nebraska. He Is learnlae wisdom c- A. L. ORAIG, SkSsIs Arar Gen;Pas.Agt. M.O.fi?' UtUHOy, U.JIM. 1 tiBrNht
