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Newspaper Page Text, " Ki ' v. kP' '41 Jft wfrY' .--" " 4hvw nyi r ' i . . .MM fHH DAILY JfJUHNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 19d -WE LIKE IT- SO WILL YOU TM DAILY JOURNAL 'lAHIJllV SOAP ' J. I'l.Jr, PREMIUMS TOR WRAPPERS li T7to Be Advertising on Earth Will not make a permanent success of a poor soap. Quality is what counts. Wo know that DimnondX" It tho best laundry soap on fho market. We hnvo enough faith in it to spend tens of thousands of dollars a year In advertising if. This money would bo worse than wasted if tho soap were not what it ought to bo. AVB DIAMOND "0" WRArrBnH-Vrt!jBi Idem for all aorta of utefaj .ml attraetlrartM. iKtraSa hT.''WRrrATt ,ven '""" - fremlum DepLjlhe Cudaty Puckfag Co, St. Omita, Htb. Member Northwest Afternoon News' paper League. WSKM K New, Just in Iron beds, odd dressers, parlor sets, odd parlor pieces couches and lounges, hall trees, side boards. See our latest creation in extension tables -that -house their own leaves, 3 X 2C The House Furnishing Co. Stores nt Balem nnd Albany STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE 308 Com 'I at., nut to Tost office. BY HOFER DROTHER8. Dally""OnV Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. AN OLD-FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY (July Woman's , Home Companion.) Thoso now fangled notions are Riving tho boys A queer kind of.Foilrtk onu without any nulne; With HpoecliM and picnics no patl- onao liavo I, And I plno for an ofd-fashloned Fouith of July. Then we rose with the dawn, and the cannon came first We packed It with powder till ready to burst And my! how tho glaM In the windows did lly When It startled thu ochoe on Fourth of July. Wo hltahed up old dobbin, nnd all tumbled In The roomy old wagon the fat nnd the thin uven grandma was thoro, nnd as clilpor and sjiry Ah any young maldon the Fourth of July. Wo wont to tho bnrbocuo who cared for nliowors When tho foast was it-flutter with ban- nors nnd Ilowors; And If down camo tho rain In tho midst of It, why, It wns part of an old-fashioned Fourth of July. Tho rockots nnd ptnwhccls und flro- ornckorn, too, At ovonlng nil Jolnoil In tho hullabaloo, And Washington rode on his horso In tho sky A nguro In llnmo on tho Fourth of July. years. Tho youngoet son, nftor ac cldontlly shooting his eldest brothor, hlmsolf met death in a mill explosion. Six months Inter their favorito daugh ter died of typhoid, contracted while nursing her husband, who also suc cuntbed to tho dlaeaso. Tho husband of nnotltor dnughtor embezzled funds entrusted to his caro, and in ordor to save him Yaughan was obliged to ninlte ovor most of his property. Finally, broken In health nnd spirit, tho aged couple, left without relatives. In the world and with just monoy onough to hoop them from starving camo to Iiuropo. Thoy Bought rest in Switzerland, the sceno of tholr ro mantic courtship nnd hero ended tholr sorrow. TODAY . Harritt Si Lacurbnce . Old Port Offico Grocery. - - T 1 " 1 i i A Juicy 'Jflorsfel for Breakfast Ot dinner you enn enjoy from one of our ndM-eJUtdnllolous mor,te, menUa.lacju. or iniiion cuopv. voai cuuots or pork, Our ueatai nro nil cut from the attest and oittnostcattlo, and no can supplr Lronr fcblo with frenh, nutrlUotm and Lwuwuoiiio laosU at bod rock prlct. , JE C, CROSS SALEM ORB Dion soi Tho band mnrahod nbout In tholr uni forms gay Struck up by the light of the bonfire to play The Star Spnngjml Ilnnner nnd Sweot Hy and lly. And so ended a glorious Fourtli of July. Irf Sf t Ll1 'W ssm'tJ mi n rTfi 1 TT Aewr j Jijkl SSL JSt 0 T&ItI tU RWfjsrrWlsf&iAWt j " ' Mtm V .. m I m V vxwiiDriDas Deer AND oooDo -w-:ie:i:s:ee:esy Everybody is welcome at AL ORNOYER tentlM8,0ou,u,orc,B, X X ; 10c linen towels--ood sies onlv K)n. 50c shirt waists reduced from 75c now only 50c, r7CT Uit MM'. i .J 1 c . i omii vvuibis reaucca irom al o JS 2SWM Muslin amder wear, the, best in this. city for the money Bedspreads worth $1.00 now only 75b,, .-JttVlMicry. latest styles, nicely trimmed lints. mon ule pntes. 1 oA Alfred Austin has Indited some tommyrot nbout Kings who, than wise councilor yet moro wln Ilecumw of the rnlm height where from they senn Thf orbit of tholr emplro, run surmise 0ljMwUJny tor nn. Nonsunsol No post Inurente ever mniio a more nnuseutlnic illsninv nf fawning sycoplihunpy. King iMwnrd ml(!ht go to school to many of his counsellors, nnd knows no more of nous destiny for man than several millions of his fellow men doniid robably far lees tliuu n grnt many whose Intellectual nnd moral Insight Is far keener tlinu the king's, o WHAT CHAMDERLAIN MAY DO. After making his cnniimlsii (m th tint imlary iiromMitlmi nn,i vvi,.,,i.. SPECIAL 8E83ION PETITIONS. Much ns the people genoraly dis trust and fear a session of the legisla ture, they are rolling In the petitions for a speolnl session. While the organs of the politicians and grafters are opposing the propo sition of enacting lint salaries, the people, regardless of party, are de manding this roforin. Petitions have been received since the last report from citizens of Wll holt, Clackamas county; Fairfield and ScotU Mills, Marlon county; forty cit izens and business men of Independ ence, Folk county; citizens of Salem and OorvalB; of Gervals, Macleay, Pmtum, Mnrion and Savor. The above have boon transmitted to Governor fler and placed on file, and new pqtltlons are being rlrculnted by scores of persons. When It Is considered that without cnuso tho Orogonlnn opposes tho spo clal session, llos about it, and tolls tho people It Is not needed, and all Its llttlo yapping cchoos nro also say ing so, It Ib romnrknhlo whnt an In terest Is mnnlfoHted In tho mattor. A rogulnr session the poopld look upon with drond and foreboding. This spo clal Rosslon thoy nro begging for. This Is tho opportunity of tho com mon cltlzon, thu poor man, tho com mon votor, to have a voice In public affairs, of which the groat editors and political intitiayors are supposed nlonc to have n monopoly. Do not fall to got a petition nnd put your name to it. It Is a declaration of Independence ns great as John Han- cook ever signed, In which the plain people are saying that political plat forms should menu whnt they say. und say what thoy moan. AN GOOD MOTHER KILLED HERSELF. Mrs. Ignansl Gerardl, nn elderly wo man, poured kerosene over her cloth lug Saturday nt Snu Frnnclsco, and burned herself to dfnth In the pres ence nf her family. Her daughter. Mrs. Marin Olllottl, In endeavoring to wive her mother from tho llames, wns nlso severely burned about the face gone before the people on them. ami uiiium. ant- win no iiimisurtMl 101 a niuiii iur nf OBJECT LESSON IN GOVERNMENT. j The city of Salem put all officials on a flat salary, and put all fees and per quisites In the treasury, and wont from an nnnual deficit to a cash surplus and wiped out $60,000 of debt. The Marlon county Republicans did the same, nnd wlpod out f 100,000 debt, and reduced the county tax nearly three mills. If the state government will do tho same In ncconlance with tho senti ments of the Marion county Koptibll can platform, the state tax will be reduced one-half in four years. That is the opinion of as conserva tive a man as Tllmon Ford, who is not booming Geer for senator, but is a big taxpayer, and a lawyer of some standing. He stumped for Furnish, too. Willi the flat salary law in offect, and all fees and perquisites In tho treasury, the state officials would got $8S,O0O a year leas, and would still be well iald. Anything wrong in that? With the fees and perquisites going Into the state treasury the state would be taking in $25,000 a year, whore It Is now paying out $86,000 a year In ex cessive compensation to the stato printer, and for salaries on boards and commissions. ' The state run as Salem and Marlon county are run, the taxpayer would be $M,000 a year ahead, or $200,000 In four years, nnd that can only be ac complished by calling a special ses sion. Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Wo answer for the thir teenth time, because after officials elected are sworn In and tako posses sion of their otllcos for tholr four-yoar term, their salaries and compensation cannot be reduced honestly and con sistently In accordance with the words of the Republican state platform. Do the Republicans nnd citizens of all parties neod n grontor object les son than what hns boon accomplished In Salem and Mnrloh county, nnd which Is still being accomplished bo fore their oyes. by mittlnir nil nf. flcinls on lint snlnrlos, and putting all fees and perquisites In the treasury. where it belongs. If thnt pledge wore not In the Re publican and Democratic platforms the Jtopubllcnns and Domocrnts would still be morally bound to tako notice of what has been accomplished in this city and county by u common-sense program. They have the object lesson thnt hns become familiar, and has beenmn noticed by the rank nnd file of both parties, and they will not forglvo tholr representatives and lawmakers if thoy are blind to these patent facts espec lally after they have put the pledoe to ao tnese things In their platforms, and A Physician's Tests. Brlglil's DIsenec nnd Dlnbctce Arc Positively Curoblc. Ji3e Henry S mt. n former member ol our Slot Supreme Oow Ctoratutwlon, and one of the beat Known Jurists on Itio Coast, makes tho following cwtlfleatei "t tm knd to oirllfr the following facts. A wn known pajtlrUn In ictlre prnotlce put two cm of Bfll ! on or OIriM on mo Fulton CoHHinR lie H willing the reulh ihoulJ be knows, bnt for profrlenl rensoni without till Dnw. At the rwalH r f qurclr oppoknI br " nwdfeal works t mi ikl to InrMtlgate nl re port the fief, which I (JM. and I find and certlf at follow) I ' An oM hool phralelan of unoneitloned itanit lug aod aWIU hai Jml twuxl tho Hilton Com boHRcH iHthm-MKHnlth thMretult4! CowTno 1-M" T..chronll!r!KbfI!wtnaa! Hwmesurli .lropr He t llmU awotlen niniMt to burrtli. lui treatment without ' ,ydr the Compound the droor dlMppt-arrt In thirty dayn, ant Tan ot ine nnronim in w. ui. Caw) Xu.3 -Mr II .ohronle tlrlsht'a l'eao of 8 tfit' tundlnm allmnien large, drory, eto. In 3 wwka lbnnwn rnloeed a half, and a few w-k later lhuiwndon to a traoo and drrnxr entire!) gnn Patent In'l'tftl ie waiwrll and left tor an extend! trip. (Too rarly. It la bclletrd. for per manrnojr j JMr( p Clf080 ,nit; phyilelan lain "tTplcal raw. wortt 1 rrer m.' Ptrat ten dayi pain dlpt'irwt and tngar derrMng, See ond rport- " Sugar reducod halfi ImproTement wondrfuli rogar g ttlng h? erery tet." Akl hat perwntag are curable by tlieo Com onnita. th phyatrlau rrplled I don t know ini it msl i iri- at-arif uunurcu. u iu uu eaten are any oritrrliin " " Attest: HrvnT 8 loorx. " n Jlontgoiwry it. Han Franctwo " . . Atkod what helndttldoally thought of It. Jurffe Foot repllads 'I aui tatllled tho cure hai beun fond,". Mllent work fttc thnt ririglit'1 Disease and DlabetM nro Incumtile.but 87 per cent, are positively recovering under the Fulton Com ponntla. (Common forms ot kidney complaint and rheumatism offrt' but short resistance ) Price, (1 for thi- llrlght's Disease and II 50 for the Dluletlo Compound John J. Pulton Co . 19) Montgomery St.. Sn Francisco, sole com pounders. Fire tests made f'r patients. Do scrlpthe pamphlet mailed free. C. C. Comfort, Sole Agent. FR Hose cjg ifurday July S DMANl Cil bovs suits, Cj much lower t ,.. & The sale wi i There are still bargains left in suits, and hats, Ijtrgains in children's s Bargains in trurf and valises, men's cuts in these sales was ever offered aniC includes everyffeg from a pair of socki a suit of clothejvj Come while there is time, to 307 Cgfimercial Street in && .:x ,-h &'- This slennturo Is on every rrax or t by fcnan J utAuuvu uruiiiuuuininc Tuitj tho raniooy mat runH n fold In u rt.- T' .ta. W '' H i& At Easter Time' Is when the building lms!neea Kill! full swing. If you bnven't gittil oruura lor your itimocr tequiremn will pay you to (tet estimate. Gootlalo Lumber Co., for any dj kindt) of lumber for out or Intldoi Iiitli, ehingles, ensh, doore, WicJtl everything needed in this line. Use Allen's Foot-Ease, A powder to bo shaken Into the shoes. Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot, and get tired easily. If you have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allon'n Foot-Ease. It cools tho feet and makes walking easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, Ingrowing nans, blisters and callous spots Relieves corns ami bunions of all pain and givos rest and comfort. Try It today. Sold by all druggists and shoo stores for 25c. Trial package FREE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. 3 t. &JS9 Goodale Lumber fenr B. P. Pnee'r. depot. Fba ..Go tO I lie Ladies' Bazaar.. For shirt wai, s, belts, underwear, corsets, hosierj It Is a Fact That the Pioneer IJakery mnkes first class broad nnd pastry. A full supply always on hand. ribbon, laces, shir line, An especia goods are markec ...The Ladies' Bazaar... Ootiiopatliy... now Greenbaujai's-Dry Goods Store Next Door to tha Poatofllet,, nilm'-l jrr v-i i his election on that pniiKMiltlon. Oov ernorelwt Otiauiberlaln will not drop the subject. If the Republicans fUu t meet and put the law Into fr-r No one onu doubt that he will makel u.w iu.ihib iiniiuiuHiu 111 his mettttiiHM nnd will back tin his nnuuu ,.-i.i. aetlon that will be very embarrassing to the party In power. Il(iinl to hold a hhhIuI setwlon menus to defer for four years wlmi wits promlswl In plain InusiMiiit. in i,u llepubllcnu platform ChatnlMrlln will do some plain spwiklug nnd some Idalner acting. In such u cn of fajl ure to Mrfwm a twrauuMJHt duii- ll can veto all Mils carrying appro-1 , HriHtltHM for imcaMWtltutliMiMl ulM- 110,4, Httd the people W Mstal hlw. He can sue to recover lwrk to the state all the rM am) iwrnuiftltw tUt bH bee.il )mcI.4 by sute oW.k tot tile UMt four itttM n...i .1. .. ...., ,, ,HV ruuru lift). Tho family of Mrs. (lerardl. her aged husband and her nine small children, were seated at the supper table, dis cussing the pllnht or the steamer Portland. The family are nil fisher folk, and In the waters of Alaska Mrs (lerardl had three sous from whom no news had come for many months. The imitator's anxiety for their uncertain fate was Increased to dementia by tho children's supper table gossip about the Ice-bound Portland anil Jennie. With a quick excuse she left the table and went Into an adjoining I'loamt, where the oil and matches for the family iiw are stond. There were a few moments of silence and then, with screams of agony, the mother iiursi into tne room, a column of of seething, cracklliur llames. Tin. frightened children rushed to her aid nnd the oldwtt, Mr. Olllottl. tore with her hare hands at the burning gup muiiet from her mother's form. In Die atjony of her torture the poor vso- iiiHii. nhlnse with oil and flame, rushed out Into the street, to sink Into uu rtmwinuHiKMM on the pavement. 0 the legislature need only step Into the office of tho Snlom chy recorder, or the Marion county ciern. to learn the facts of the Hat salary object lesson. We sell the greatest of blood purl f ers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a pos tlve guarantee. It will cure nil chron ic nnd other tilmxl imi,.nu u ,..,.. hare eruptions or sores on v'our hmiv or nro jwile, weak, run down, It Is Just what j ou need. We refund monoy If Mnt.ar?, "10t'wtlfle,l- 60 cents nnd II. On. D. J. Fry, drugnlst. THE PORTLAND EXPO. The speelnl setMlon iintunnitinu nut be loaded down with a The Republican jmrty vw 1 1 1 not hnve reached the complete depth of humlll. atlou until sMime man like Urownoll Is made United States senator. And Ilrownell Is only a type of the fnctlon in control U councils at present. u is me uuty or decent Marlon coun ty ltepubllcaus to make a decent pro rmm fr our stato government, and ask all decent men to stand up with them and be counted. The Itglalaturo should not be organized bv the "ol- .! politicians, the noonIjU" sUtesmen. unless the tarty U in out cm jioner mpletey Mt the next TTTAt courM' Uw J'm-Crow. SkunkCabbaie. Canned horse, I)o. Hlmon -indicate, headed by Jack MatUtens, prvfem to bae the .(. n Many pcoplo have been led to be Hove through false reports and igno rance that Osteopathic treatment was palnfurand oven Injurious to chlldron or wonkonod Invalids. Nothing could bo farther from tho truth for It Is adapted to the case, and In nowise Is It Injurious to the frailest child- ,or weakened invalid. Uut rather It Is Invigorating nnd strength- onlng, nnd nevor Is the patient worn out or mndo norvous from treatment. uowovor, thoro nro many fakers and pretendors In Osteopathy who do not understand how to givo treatment properly. . Nono nro genuine or com. petont who hnve not attended school nt loast four terms of Ave months each. Drs. L. E. Wyckoff and Mrs. On Ainrigiit, of I. O. O. P. Temple, Salem. nro graduates of the American School of Osteopathy. a twenty months' school, and thoroughly qualified to . Bcienunc treatment and handle any case put In their care. All ills easoe, eclally chronic diseases and deformities, yield to the treatment without knife or drugs. nIour!to Phone Main 2721. Odd Fellows' Templo. Salem, Or S3- )S)i)(i) S&m oul waistings, and other goods in beautitul lot of new veilimrs. Ou ery low, Call and be convinced. IS State Street. Salem. ''""""" -"j l3..WSrw' Wo )S23S Tbla slsnaturo is oa every box ot tho genuine Laxative Bromo-OulnineTabiouV i'ff .sf"lliii remedy that cures n cold In on day, a. uuuu yy 11c ami Health... Are a man's boat wealth, and lei contribute to tho health ot hit and wifo by ubHu tho Capital Brei beer. It ia pnro. healthful and ofj tious, nnd io a deligbtful bemtl ntfV-S280n au" unng warm e there iefr4La thirst quencher ths equal it. Capital Brewery Ih. M. Beck, Proprietor. . . The Fourth of July . . . Remember, i tlO not ddiVOr OOds On tho I rest of tln nnnnln H ., . t J -'I '.w. 1 uitrin, at we boliovo oir nion should In tlmn. liave the chance to cclolrato with tho I ...BREWSTER & WHITE... cowiivn nnu aceuniot 91 Court atrnnt e.. . ..vvw, UBICU, will have to MM4alH Itlw. C)NIMbMrkttln iuiu UULU Ucaiw .hi d 0 tmHbk rb4 . , IMM-ftH-WlHg bk HklH dtltv MtuUr tL- Utiito whick U tki aa oath to MlOtold attd defd. aiui uu.. -- WIwhu. hlw and who wUl tur wWf iHtn ,ktt ha.l. .. r. ktme aupropriatluu for the Prii,..i . w... .V .. vn ""''. to ---- m r & iminw I 1,1 A Mil !& . xiMiitioti. :,; ;r" .: poww in 0r)n . ! !. ik im um iiiiua.,... a That Is not what tbe a,u.k .. . ,... .. ",-" tor a waH ---- na- W- ISM HIHllUVllI, S. I. . . titlonliiK for. Th- ur- vi- . .. '" lu " lonl iuto? v "- w r-... m s,m.-. . I11I tt..dl.1.1 A.... d... .. I o . -.-... iu imici n nni aautry law TOT.!?ieJ5ea8,dc and Mountam Resorts. ilCheta are now on anla a .n 0.....1. nr"nPCJ!!la!,'L Cu! & BuJSS ... ... .v, uiruuKn to Newport and tamilua at rMitma.! M. Lvr....",m Pnpin ,i""I. "".. '"tnern nf ii ""'" "'lined with C. & K itSLW .C"a"'.. All tickets "--" " "" unui uctoher 10 190? De?" . !TJI ft train's' S m rnHn""' kT.VJ? "lere at 6:30 n. r vtiiisi inn iiiiv rmitt nt 4 11 at noon. ' uv 'v,uny PaSBAFInaM .,. 1.... . and othefmotarStscari ave How's This? on u r:7.r T " ". wku are U'- - ... .. . . ,., "7 .""" ny to netro it B, . 1 1 " " "'iri una iiudA.i iviiu i. 1 f O.UV. anil rmm rn m .."- uifawtMfrlHin ffiiH ,,m ... .. an iwrtieat proMlsenl that. U-ard fr v -. . " . '"" "" for rat.. ,..m"W"" ,u ??. ood .uuu - . .. ---,--- , Th , , , ........1 ""i laiarm tbnt h.:.. .,....:. l" wmw iuth wi.v. .- . u.v.tmm .ini, wuu jBUi.uuniMLf . . .. ... " 1 uriviieaMi tn uf .... . . . " "" o as to be bl t M, w- I1 w T. uy "" ctrrh Cur. east ofllini"" iru,u Rt Point --- c" ww vhmi utajai 1 fiiriatinif 1 . - --- waii, d ask a million dtUktm. Wtt " ,-1 ' To1 - ., JTr Mc Companv h.v. Unu... .. .... . . , .--, ...v HHUPrilSHHll. flflVA lriu.u.B M I " VH Wilf milllil fni. .1-1... -' "-' vmn m me nunm eouatv de eia- .f tlo In the Iwialatur M .u L We ar not -v.- ,l. Z 7" ". Mo lvl- over JM(kW j "" J .. "V" lu um i"ly honorable in !. to rrtJ Vr. '."'""' W1U Prlvl "" vrfflB aauii Mafj will lUI ' -- WUIBinii IkllMlkiK A 1 I.-... - "" nnd put Ike rwfwrtHidum Into etTect WnrnHNIIWliliii simegraraswftiHarrirnTa i J TTK. Cvr 3 ml fit i iRtl IM ' if II KoJl 1 7 X3HM3 1 KWcaSii'.'JLfJ il aHWJiBK. II : mMliM ilMm i 4 DEPART I J VAD I AS KIND AS CAN BE II) I M ShoitJ mUrtIOSPACIHC tttDM ttilnCB hut tll MOf)a S mzimm r. ss 7 is--' -Errsc & ebi: " r: v an Dua,n Ue:;. zx? iiny mmiwioh OLLM ajv wry MHrh lWlti ,r h o nl" -ylm k should oblique. mau.71-Z," -r Um catww h m , b. toft to a vow of tk. peoad.. b r uttrttMtiiHUuMiti f- .i r.. If the Nat salarv Uu- u-- L. . . . lnMX Whole. a tHwfMl. roubo-t SSt'5 ,l WOUW '"hiC.TS wr K SBBDER a; w,lw Vftav-- wU tN.l I Hlttai a iMsf W. v"l T! "W.MI THE TRIUMPH OF DEATH. Th truth" sukids or u a u '. or PoftUtBd rw. .. Okmy. OH Uk HMHty. l. ' I. .... ... .- . . ". - . ot A0ru-H all over Ku xw. "7?w wrtM hjr --. KUMIliai ma auulM. Ilk ......ia- - ' " """ w -"w WMi niuaui u f. iut ma rokiaa i. ulu. Krm Bolesale Dru;. ii'ui.... ... n, tvinaan A- Toledo, VM.PH fH.u ........ .. . ,.. . . wumvi. i raraMBdiuiM ij.ii.. -.. d give U peoiilo a o)mr to vote ,,?" .-I Cur ta Uk,,n '" OH Ik. ..j.,.. . "Vimi UirOPIIV ttluu .t vi-.. xfpivvnautw fW M J-Wl ...j " " -" "" PIOOO d Otork eNpoaltton. - TtlZZ. 7 Mmem VKtrW NtMber nr .wu- rfc.-.-J..i " .""",w " ' l'rlces wuld be asked to .U-d th. iJHr L T CT SoW druggist. Ute burdM that will fail on the smmJ BUIy W,ta N tit beat wr who ultras JuU Ma lt t StS&'Sftas sxcursion aud C 75c Utbk at tt. . "" J lkffr. lh. potato IM.VO. ul New Elite R.il(..u M... . . F. . . rvwi in UMmoI ... ik. .. - an.. wrcsuMd tha U . . . M. a ...... vv SB ! I uu I BBS. IS - - - J MiVTf'S1 .rmJ ,OM"t dMU. u mo, -juioj -Z7J NOW kf got to ., RM, ,. . " wr ot Hart A McUonon HMOtlflal "" " " WMIC r I VUn .NordMtr., v- .- v. ' KarflLi:--" o a ,h .--t:.:""" m 1 Mll fAXlroakliir Wfra & K. imlnu " - Pull InfOrtHAtlnt, i. . -. . . to mm, Ume ob UsTetc by a",?, a8 tUw to any s. P. W QTkT Tho Great Rock l.im d.,.,. ' Through personally nj..... ! . I... i. , uuuig tour- lit sleeping cars batu-an .,.... Ccao once a i .7-"" 8"U d Chicago tkr ,.--.u"" via tha aa.,i ..- "" u ". Through Standard ,w. rjsr--" Tkrough That's what an Oregon woman eaid about Hor- lington trainmen. She and her three children J1" J8t ridden more than 1000 inileaou the UurlluE ton. Women trnvpllnr nlnna and women with children, receive eapecial coneider ation from conductors, pajeengerdirectora, brake, men and pottora, on the Burlington. Three routea Kaet via Denver, Bt. Paul or Bill, luge. A C SHELDON. General Act. 100 Third Street. Portland, Ore. Chicago Portland Special 8.0 a. m via 1 1 lint- uigion Atlantlo txprtjM JIMB SCHEDULES rroio j-oruauu, ur, ABB1VK1 ROM SSfiVte. .5"'-- CltJ. BU Louts, Chicago f.M p B, V Malt take, DonTer rti't M. I 2WJ W.,la-. liUOU. .,"" "fJo, naiiaco, mil- W ." 5""t' MinneapolU BL - ,wu.vv, KUU JUUl. 8 lOaTaTj :0'i 1 iaUEtnMtHJoliTBIMMiUiAAlLL rtir mi Cofvallis&Easlernfifi, v . . . Tlme Card No- 20, v - For Vnqulua. 'akes Albany I-eaves Hnri-sl! ) HOURS , 7' 1 PRrTOlDnPn0 i Through Uckota via thia route toi Tn t P0,"li8 on Bale at Southern Pi v"u ucpn omce. OCEAM AND RIVER SCHEDULE Prom Portland Standard sleeping cars v ... "ww aa oaj.,. . .m aiaauinir para .i- .. - I .,. .. . i we uhi mw.M.u ... .. iwur uatwiun ri .- -. - "- jUMUMr "'v J Mo to cmimu "owieaa girls look ... .u .... ....--.....- .... --" uo coast. e. ; . . wwo1' springs ami w,. .... - "" v .K "" wissii.wui. natruoa a A n. ...... - i-ouw. eaves Corrallia Arrhes Yaqulna o. i Heturaliif : Uaves Vaqulna Ifaveo CorvalHs -irmes A bauv 12:45 p.fn. 1JM P-W 5:M p. V. 7:00 .11:10 6M6 i HWfrttsJ la JiwHwrlaiaH hM r,,,, tt. P" th-y graduate so young -P I mWM IU UtlatAl. !.. 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"r '""stable din- Soatti-i-'- :.w the TlvaI -rf tjfe -- nvint auiairM ...... r srssffr ! - . . Tp" " i ltvar mi, ....-- 1 iMiiMio. For """tea. faWeand awf.... ,PJi that will uair""" wjite to i a. nnL,B-vroi traia ' I Portiaind rvr..z. . .uiuit i.roit at 9- w. w furthor O. C. T, Cos PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA wv.'Alor Porti" Monday, ??wvd PriiJiyJ s-m. ?! Cw7J" Tutsday.Thurs day and Saturday at 5 . o- OuickiTfme, Cheap Rates HJU that win u ra"r wrlte t latfc ffciMiiialaBairrA BaflauaJBSSBgBJIPJBS. , Mr, aewt, PrtuBdj 0f l: Foot of Trade st .. TOWKLJTO.VH n. P. BALDWIN - J H 7 woni, Aoat, 9rHIi. i 4a. tf i-osw d i i BMB g fc. .J B 1 sM ? -i. ""I . .1 - -"-. Uon aisly lq j, k artSBP8- 'HjjttP'ltV