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THE D AILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1902.
GOLD DUQT.
aiLmt the GOLD DUST twins do your work."
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aiTHE DAILY JOUBMfcLlCON S U M PT 1 0 N
the most dreaded and deadly or an
.7 "T ., ' "J a HTm. diseases, as well ns pneumonia, and
Members Northwest Afternoon News- M j ung TroublPB are relieved at once
paper League. all( CHetj ))y Acker's English Remedy
mTwoFER BROTHER8. i 'the king of all Cough Cures." Cures
BY HOFER BnOTHfcKB . n ft (,ny 2G cm)t8
Dally one Year, .uu in uvansc. ymtr monoy bocK II dissatisiiQU.
Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance, write for free sample. W. If. Hooker
Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month. & Co unfftti0, N. Y. D. .1. Fry, Drug-
Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. Kgt
The Army Mule.
There's a true and faithful comrade
To cveiy Holdler dear.
Though on the army payioll
JIIh name dues not appenr;
Hi-b Ignoinnt of tactics,-
And never went to school;
IIch horn to hear the burden-
'lhc good old army mule.
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Snow whlto alothos nro tlto roault of using
GOLD DUST
It mako8 light tho labors of washing. Turns
wash day into play day. Better than any Soap
antl mora aoonomlaah
Mado only by THE N. K. FAIRDANK COMPANY,
Chicago. Hew York. DMlon. SL Louis. Maker! ol OVAL FAJHY sow.
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Which, is Cor root?
Diamond "C" docs hotter work and joes
further than nny other laundry soap, or
Diomond'C"
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dooa bettor work nnd yoos farther than nny
other laundry soap.
No matter the soap doos It, whlchevor It Is.
, HAVK DIAMOND "0" WItAPIKIIH-Writam tliwn
for all irta of utaiful aiklaltractheartlcla. Illtulratnl
ImmiU ilnmlni iivtr MU prfHiiliiiiin idvcn far wraiir, Mint
tm rrquMl A poalal will lirlnit It.
Premium Dept., The Ctidahy racking Co., Jo. Onutw, Nrb.
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AliiMmPuQyX
U lifUr Is toHMe nnd sciuhhy.
Ills cars nie km and wise,
And In u hIiow for hunuty
He wouldn't take a prl.e.
Tli' UldiH ami cuffH Intended
I'm others ns a rule
An vented on the ponton
Of the patient army mule.
On many a field of lory
Ills shattered hones are laid,
An unrecorded hero
Of charge and cannonade.
Tli hard and tiresome march
The rent hesldo tho pool,
HUM fludrf him overloaded
The wenry army mule.
Hut If he KetH no credit
On this terrestilal hall,
The l'ower Hiipremo, nll-sceitiK
That notes the siiartow's fall,
And measures beast and driver
Ily one celestial rule.
He sure will not forxet him
The poor old army mule.
Minna IivIiik In Leslie's Weekly.
Recent events at Seattle havo vin
dicated the methods employed by the
Marlon county ollleers In searching
for the cotivlcl-murdeiers.
Like nearly all capital cities, SSitlem
Is far behind time. The Journal ad
mits that It hits no IiIkIi Kntdes In Its
schools, no public! library, and not
even n baseball club. To offset this,
thoiiRh, It Is the place where the Capi
tal Journal Is published t
SwA.
Thtaslguaturolii on erer? box of tho gennlns
Laxative Hromo-Ouininc Tt.iitV
Sjr ff-lf. tho romeJjr that urvM it colli In una ttajr.
Gambrioas Beer!
AND
O-OOX rK3C3C2SK3EK:3EB15r
Everybody is welcome at
THB NOBLE
ATKY PfPlWYVT7D Oor. Stotonml Coinmurolol.
'Phone, MrtlnHI.
Out of a couslKiimeiit of 21 ISK'ptlaii
mummies to museums In this country
about a month ano, I!) of them have
been discovered to bo IiikoiiIoub
f lauds. Curio collectors also doclaro
that Ut) per cent, of the Me.xlcnn stone
Idols Hie not Kentilue. Hut they are
Just as Mood as Ihoimh they were gen
uine. It Is repented that Kin ICdward.
when appioached on the question of
Klvlni Aslor it iMtionetcy, used Inn
Xiiurh somewhat biimder than he Is
accustomed to In emphasising bin Wsh
that Astor would ro Ixick to America,
and stay there. So far as King ICd
waid Is concerned, Astor Is likely to
limply remain n subject.
coming to Salem. Keep your eye on
Salem.
V
A Nebraska paper, the Sutton Uog
Ister, mentioned a Swede farmer, who
recently loturned from the land of
his birth. While absent his political
faith received considerable of a Jar.
He found McCormlck harvesters, of
the class that sell for $125 here nt his
Nebraska home, selling for $02, less
than half, over thero. Wire nails,
contlng $ in Nchinska, cost $2.75 over
there. He Is now convinced there Is
it steel trust, which prevents competi
tion at homo, and Is protected by a
piohlhltlvo tariff.
Whoever fcund those two Hat keys
on a brass chain, near Hush's bank, on
July 1th, had better hand them In to
the Journal olllce, ns thu owner would
Ilka them soon.
Kven Friedman Is getting oxcltwl
about Tracy, Judging from his nd to
day. You can depend upon it that the
talus aie now over until fair time.
DELIGHTFUL
MUSICAL
RECITAL
by Beatrice Slielton's Pupils
Tuesday Evening
Dallas Kemlser: The election
or
75
10c linen towels good size s only 10c,
50c shirt waists reduced from 75c now
only 50c
shirt waists reduced from SI. 25 now
only 50c,
Muslin underwear, the best in this city for
the money
Bedspreads worth $1,00 now only 75c,
Aillinery, latest styles, nicely trimmed hats. Reason
able prices.
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
CliMirajw u. Chamberlain for govemoi
was not because he was a Democrat,
hut Iwauim a majority of the people
In the statu thought he would make a
safer and better executive olllcer. The
Republic Hits who voted for him are
Republicans still, and had Oovernor
(ler been nominated most of them
would have supiHiited him. Machine
politics and attempted hews rule won't
always win.
With six hrlek blocks going up, the
state fair coming, w siclal session In
sight, and then the regular session of
the legislature, italmii huu n -..
anomlng. Hut &tlm has natural ml-
vantages and a bright lot of MMip.
Salem Is the Intellertiml. Ilimuclal and
political huh of Oregon. In spite of
Marvy Scott and Jack Matthews. Sa
lem BtHUtia for progress and good gov
ernment. You can block Saltsii or de
feat Salem projects fur a time, hut
Haiein men and Haleui I.Ichs hIII come
'out on top The lleM I'lllted Stg(iH
1 Boitatorshlp wilt ,,nu
I'litty lien. I
BLIND
FOLD, t
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Nnxt Door to the roatofllce.
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL
HltmlM.l
womwh and she
kiri mII conn
deucv in hrlf
Her irfeu U slow,
UMUtillK s it it
Huevttaiu. Her
UmnUs ste raiMHl
to ward tlw im
ginsry blows
wWk thiMtvu
kr. Whu a
fHilil II rr nri
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SICK WOWUH
SSl tb HHMII of Ladlth klu i .Jl-..
Koohs IUtUr J.lmo. Ueal lu-suds l'ortlsud OoiHwiL WUODj sswwl or lull u,w w WmdoUl Sh hu uo i
ItttKtu, AllklnditdhullJln mitteital.Mwl, . UUt.kbioieU. els. I S . ,K-. ? l lst Br
The accompanlug criticism of the
recital by Miss. Slielton's pupils on
Tuesday evening Is furnished by a
musician who attended the proKrnm.
The muslcalo given by the pupils of
Mrs. Hnlllo I'nrrlsh-I tinges, soprano;
Miss Mnilu VauDersol, elocutionist,
Mrs. Jos. Albert, Miss Oertritdc
Htahley, accouiHiulsts; Miss Llllle
Stcge, violinist, at the I'lrst Congre
gational church Tuesdnv uvenlng was
another triumph In the musical circles
of this season's affairs.
Miss Slielton's pupils are a grunt
credit to her protlcleut teaching and
always win fresh laurels In her behalf.
The llrst number was it very beauti
ful art alignment of the wait nnd
chorus fiom "Faust" Gounod excel
lently and charmingly given by Missus
Nlim Hushnell, Myrtle Duncan, Lena
Marsh and Anna Rlgler. "Fleurette"
Musurka Hluinonschleii was very
sweetly played by Miss ItMlth Maple
thorp. 1 1 i tin Duncitu In (a) Nik
tiirne" Llehner. (h) "Ghosts"
Khytte, was a very pleasing number.
Misses Clare Holmes and Nina Hush
nell In Weber's Immortal "Invitation
to tho Dance," was very beautiful nnd
with their peifcct Interpretation, made
a picture long remembered. Their
Imitation was so excellent that you
could easily see all the mnxy measures
of thu dance and dancers. Miss
Hlauche Kantner, lu a "Polish Sere
nade," by Haifa, was much enjoyed.
Miss Ruth Gahilelson gave lleln's
"Chant des Aleseux" (song or the
birds), very swetly, and with feeling
When Mrs. Ilullle Parrlsh-Hliiges
appears there Is always reason for
generous applause and when she
leaves there Is more thmt thst-so
Tuesday evening was no exception
nnd her audience was wild with de
light when site finished (be Ave Marls
Intennesso fioin "Carallerla Itimtl
caua" Mascngul. Her voice Is al
ways wonderfully strong, pure, beau
tiful and magnetic, hut lit this soul
Inspiring message she seemed to more
than till Its meaning. Her charm is
unbounded mid when we think we
haw such a siuger autnug us our
heai t idiould always Ik full of thanks
for this treasure. Her encott has
Noiiiti-n's grtat triumph "Mighty Like
u Roue" Nevlu nud she did It with
ituuuinciirt nud Hnlali. tM.
Mi-.sei. NiHK Hushuelfaud Anna Pig.
( r in rarentella." Ra. gnve oue of
Mt. pr. tiiet bits of tho eventug. Tht
in and dash with which tttey
ti I it MmwoU bard work and excel-
ut tiaiiumt- Uura I lean gave Re-
Drliting" Hecbtel. very prettl-
Mian I'laro Huiiuos, in Ketleu's
('ttxlMKiietie." wag easily otte of the
pioiu.uticed favorites. Her easy,
graceful, smooth movetueuts won her
a targe sincere encore.
Miss llano Vsudersol
ly know wlmn a thliiB Is well done
Mrs. Hinges sang Alllsten's "Song of
Thanksgiving' with strength, breadth
and a wonderful amount of coloring In
the ntimbeirf. Mrs. Hinges was as
sisted by Mrs. Joseph Albort, piano;
Miss Stalcy. organ; and Miss Llllle
Stege. violin. Miss Ruth Leeds gave
(a) 'Sltlliara" Op. 42. No. 2 Mosey
howskl, (b) "Pierrette," Chamlnado,
with gooil taste, technliiuo and excel
lent plnaaing. Mi Evelyn Calbreath
Is certainly a very tnlonted child, to
have mastered the Magic Fire Scene
Wagnei In the manner she played It.
Her undertaking Is beyond the aver
age of her age.
Misses Myra Raymond. Winnie
Hyrd, Qrnce Ilnbcock and Hlanche
Kantner gave "Polaca nrilllnnt"
Webb In well-mnrkod polka time,
The precision and accuracy were evi
dent. Great praise must be given to the
elegantly toned Mehlln piano, courte
ously loaned by Mr. N. O. Nlsley, of
Pol Hand. The action, tono, brilliancy
and harmony of tho piano certainly
added very much to tho entire pleas
ure of the evening. K. H.II.
The success of the porformers was
aided much by the pianos used, which
were from the factory of Paul O. Meh
lln & Sons, of New York, ono being
an Inverted Grand. Tho tone of this
piano Is something remnrknhle, having
virtually the tono of tho grnnd, al
though being In nn upright position. A
number of these Instruments havo
been sold In Snlem recently, hut this
Is the first time they have been henrd
In public, but If thu tone of those In
struments used at Tuesday night's
concert enn be accepted as n sample
of the products of the factory, the
Hiiccess of tho Mehlln pianos In this
section Is nssurod.
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WILL REMAIN
TILL SEPTEM
BER FIRST
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CHICA
BOB
Dr. Darrin's Work is Piling U
Upon Him in sucn yoiume
That He is Compelled to
Prolong His Visit In Salem.
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li ATTtiArTIVE PMCES-For Monday and .Tuendny only. Wo will Klyi
' AT I KALI IV H ' "'Vrr .-.- .i.. ...m I .. ... nilmnl nn I ml in nm
U tho UnyinK l-i'ptic nu ".. . .-- . ... --" -, "-. u
0!t pOCKUt D00K Will liuu no nnj m p - --
UU O 3
PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE
wo
Mokl Tea positively Cures Sick
Headache, Indigestion and Constipa
tion. A dollghtful herb drink. Re
moves all eruptions of tho skin, pro
ducing a perfect complexion or money
refunded. 25c. and GOc. Wrlto to us
for free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co.,
HulTalo. N. Y. I). J. Fry, Druggist,
o
FRANK
FELLER
TALKS
Tells the Contracting Grow
ers; "I Told You So."
Fi ancles Foliar, of Hiittevlllo, treas
urer of tho Oregon Hop Growers' As
sociation. In ronowing his subscrip
tion to The Journal, wrRos ns fol fel fol
eows: "Well, the pilce of hops is hemm
ing. The Oregon nop will bo short.
I will call the members of the Ore
gon hm)I to meet soon, and will have
n pow-wow over the situation ns to
how large the next pool will he to ship
to Loudon. I think the growers wish
now that they had paid attention to
my letters from London when I nd
vised them not to contract that the
prospects wore good for good prices
for the coming crop."
Supplies for
the Prison
The bids for the semi annual sup
plies for the Oregon state peniten
tiary were opened at the prison Mon
day afternoon, and the awards istrtlal
ly made. Giay Him, of this city, will
furnish the hardware. Steusloft llros..
of Salem, secured the awaid for meats
at I8.hu. The Con Rills mills will sup
ply the Hour at 2.fi iw barrel. The
contract for leather and finding goes
to the llreyman Leather Coinimny, of
Portland. The groceries will be di
vided Itetween Weller llros. and John
Hughes, of Salem, and Meier & Frank
Company, of Portland, will furnish the
hulk of the iIokimmIs
Six Physicians
Said Diabetes.
Uright'H DIkcjikc unci Dinhetcrt
Arc Positively Ctii'tiblc.
gave a
JD. S. BENTLEY
4 rintnH. Cl ivi -..
lauiBj Ootn'i si
Ph. as mi Main
A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
ypu Q)GliKty lrm uno of our
4tr IjRtS, Stoaks, IsAth
ISSiMSii
WrtRsussnd
pt(Kf.
HI T
i&a mLEM ORB
fJpSnimamn'ii nwi hiiiiim
. LShjj'j
.-Lm,sBBjjr jcyyvnrv .tu
haruilug selut-doa frutu Mark Twalg
ir.opnoue i:ottorntltu." Her
si)t m very aurertiv fur IU pure
naturalness, god anytlUng & (.
ivmpts In tats lino or work wUI sure
ly win her honors. a nn encur she
gv a skort. bright uoom Ksu..ii.
ly Print.' '
ot will lwl to. M turns now to
" men ut Ut oJwr in uncer
tainty aud doubt
Ths tkk wontsn who usm Ur. Hw:t'
. !" ,'Pw may tio m whk
4lSOlllt CMI&tIUv It lUvitM MM.
fl investigation, flisw nsrd uTi no
heMUtMMI in Mlowill tkr kuu.1.1. .J
th.HiMuds of wnn who have found a I Mi yrtlo Duncnn ggy "Weddlnt
v mm NMUtCiaa. .l, ..n. . ' -,.-.
bsvotite mxweription- ciuw irrwu. ' wwiwuiilihnm. with
MNU mini IIIBfcMI B IIMIU I. v-' K WW UIHMUIII IkU.ltl.
ll.dlrf t MM adU.ux.1 I.... 1 7 .l..m. ,. .. "
u7foZw3r -" M :r:"r wour' -
- W uh IwicC kill jC nihu.L. ... - i-. j
rSLJJfr!H"nsUrT hlo. MlM Mng BuMh..!!'. w...J
This eminent and far-famed special
ist has met with such an Immense
volume of buslnoss since coming to
Snlem that ho llnds It absolutely nec
essary to prolong his visit to Septem
ber 1st. It la a sourco of gratification
to the doctor's friends to know thnt
his skill Is being bo well and apprecl
ntlngly taxed. His patients aro com
ing from all parts of Oregon, and In
all cases a bonefit or euro Is effected.
Tho doctor'B skill Is becoming bo woll
known nnd hla cured patrons so plen
tiful that his namo has become a
household treasure In hundreds of
homos In this locality. Hero are some
of his cures.
Happy After Ten Years of Mloery.
Mr. Editer: I can recommend Dr.
Darrin's treatment. For eight or ton
years I have been troubled with rheu
matism in hip nnd back, also dlabctos.
Through Dr. Darrin's electrical treat
ment I am cured of tho rheumatism,
and the dlabetoB Is rapidly Improving.
Refer to mo nt Jefferson, Oregon.
J. W. PATE.
Tho writer knows Mr. Pato very
woll, nnd la pleased to Inform his
many frlenda of hla recovory, nnd
knows tho case miiRt he n gonulno
ono, as Mr. Pato Is a man of good
sense and sound Judgment. Ho could
not ho Induced to mnko such a state
ment unless ho know It to bo true.
A Popular Young Man Cured.
Mr. Editer: For tho past twelve
years my son, Charles, has been nioro
or loss atllicted with weak lungs, ac
companied with a cough, ovory chnngo
of tho wenthor mado him worse. He
also had marked symptoms of nppon
dlcltls, with pain In his right side.
Two months jko! put him under Dr.
Darrin's treatment by olectrlclty nnd
medicines. He has grudunlly recov
ered, until now I feel thnt Ills lung
complications aro cured. The pain In
the sldo Is so nearly gono that I think
the cure will be completed In a short
time. I nm grateful to you for making
known Dr. Darrin's prosonco In Sn
lem, as woll as to Dr. Dnrrin, for cur
ing my son. Rofor your ronders to me
nt :78 Marlon street, Snlom.
MRS. SAMUEL D. RAMP.
Tribute to Dr. Darrln.
Mr. Editer: Seeing so much In your
paper concerning Dr. Dnrrin, I am
prompted to add a few words In his
favor. For many yenrs I have had
female dlscnsos and a tumor. I was
also troubled with my heart and head
aches. All of my troubles nre vanish
ing under Dr. Darrin's electrical treat
ment. My husbnud's hearing nnd pain
In his side aro much improved. Ad
dress Hampton park, Salem.
MRS. THOMAS JAMES.
Catarrh and Bronchitis Cured.
Mr. Editer: I wish to express my
gratitude to Dr. Darrln for successful
ly treating mo for catarrh and bron
chitis. Refer your renders to me.
Needhnm'a barber shop, 110 Sate
street, Snlem. F. II. HAHN.
Dr. Darrin's Place of Business.
Dr. Dnrrin can be consulted free
nt the Willamette Hotel, Snlem, until
September 1st, from 10 to B o'clock
dally, evenings from 7 to 8. Sunday 10
to 3. All curable chronic diseases,
lost manhood, blood taints, structure,
errors of youth, cntnnh and deafness,
are confidentially tronted. Cures of
private diseases guaranteed, nnd nev
er published In tho papors, and no
cures published only by permission.
Many cases can receive home treat
ment nfter n visit to the doctor's of
fice. Inquiries answered and circu
lars sent free. Hntterlos and belts fur
nished, with full directions for their
iue. Eyes tested and Kinase fitted.
Patients desiring homo treatmeut
should call at an early date, as many
may require ft gcoml or more treat
menu. Dr. Darrin's terms for treatment are
now $6 a week, or In that proiwrtion
of time, as the case may require, ex
cept lu special cases. The poor treat
ed frew, uxcept tnedlciue.
nnd remember.
7Jij'c Scotch lftwnn, yd .3c
25c altk nulehed dimitlcB, all col.
ors, special yd ..1J
:15c black silk Btrlped grenadines,
new, per yd .......... . 'Su
18c colored nnd hlar.k reman
lawns the Intent. Jd 1'iMc
2c black ellk finished India Lin
ens, new per yd jc
Mill ends beii calicoes 2c
RhbI 8iron jiiii)ilinuiB -h'
lfa fancy Btrlped ticklni!, host
quality, nriil 10c
lfic Huck linen towels, sizoHOxlH,
bargain Ih:
Moii'b rnc leather gloves ... 25c
Muu's 15c bop rIovub fill
HHIllTWAlSrS HALF PRICK
Men's 'Joe BUBpeiulora IOp
Roys' 45c bluo Mipnd overalls 20c
Men's fiOc Halbriirgan under
wonr 26c
Men's lints prices half.
HoyV hat" nt nnv prico
200 yd best spool thread 2c
lOo ode combs 40
Ladles' 75o bicjelo gloves 450
Hnbiea' 10c fast blf ck host). . . .50
Ladins' Fuuimor tindorwenr ... Ho
U5c white bod spreads 05c
!
$ AkEVOY BROS., Proprietors. j
;i Court Street. Salem. Orcnon j
At Easter Time
Ip when the building Imainoes will bo in
lull iwlti;. II you haven't given your
orders for your lumber requirements it
will pav you to got estltnnteB from
(iooilnlo Lumbar Co., for nny nnd all
kinds of lumber for out or inside work,
lath, bhingles, fnsli, doors, blinds ami
everything needed in this lino.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near S. P. PnBa'r. depot. Phone 051
63iTiGXie
..Go to the Ladies' Bazaar..
For shirt waists, belts, undeiwear, corsets, hosiery,
ribbon, laces, shirt waistings, and other goods in our
line. An especially beautiiul lot of new veilings. Our
goods are marked very low, Call and be convinced.
...The Ladies' Bazaar...
118 State Street. Salem.
ffiS)(il&iiGU"Xi
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A Good Wife and
Health...
A te a man's boat wealth, nnd lie ran
contribute to the health of bimeol
and wife by usl'.g the Capital Brewery
beer. It ia pure healthful nud nntrl
tinutf, nnd is n delightful beverage a
any arnson, and during warm weather
thero isn't a tlilret quencher Hint can
rqunl it.
Capital Brewery Co.
Mra. M. Heck, Proprietor.
It Beats the Deck
How we can put euch perfect woikmnn
thip on a ehirt front, collar or cuff ia
what everyone en) b that ixnnii.es our
faultless laundry work. No rpot or fray
to mnr the beauty cf the irreproachable
color nnd flnith put upon it thnt defies
competition by nny laundry in the
state. Oar laundry work has reached
the fP notch of perfection that has yet
been obtained.
Salem Steam Laundry
COI-ONM. J. OLMbTKU, rROl'lllKTOR.
DORODS 1). OLMSTKI) MGK.
Phono -111 2Ti Lihrrty Rtrrct
OfitbmlUf
Unt
was woll cnrHi out, and etuJ die-
Nll HfMlv iVnn. f,.L. v-i-lTT.. .' 71. .'" .LU
i V. wa . jmttj rjsr "fats ,7 mmm l l1
r " -?:iiva z z ris
-Mm A. Pslp, oJ the Hotel MeUr. tH
aiioratrcMit. a oU-tlme S4 ttnulwo buhl
ntta auui. luivrvlewtig UeMtert, IWI:
Q --It i UanJ (or tawt'l to twltwt Itf Ighi'i
tMaiHU auu Ulalwtea are tmrsblti. Will you
ha u aivutiun your case !
A -You nay. I've told maay about It.
iJ-UtU pfaymclan dtlar It lubeta
A. A Ball tluara did. frtir ihra .ih, t ,!.
elUMMl .loaJllj till Sjwllf I Sad to ell uj
,.-. i r iai ooetor laought I'd live only
.t U wka and anvltwd m io atralghtoa
uttl mj alair
U -IMd iwir "hum you told ol n tk u
U'' l2 of Wabetea and RrUht'
7 -fey iall the wurMa
Mjjjr Prmlaalaa. Om , frldl. CV,"
vood. utio. Mho u r-r--'-nnl uc br au mu
My a lavurabl TfinSSnSr LSh?r
A4 Win VSLXfJiVS
I'L&S uww- eerc.l yeutv that ttar
jrettN that Uay
that i bey are aotr
IN aurkhia
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7 ii ouuBi aajr iui ibey i
rn'. ..m nr umi ad
The Pioneer Bakery.
Is the place to get the best bread
and pastry. A full supply always on
hand. Uked by everybody.
Use Allen's Foot-Ease.
A powder to be shaken into the
shoae. Your feet feel swollen, nervous
and hot. aud get tKed easily. If vnn
have smarting feet or tight shoes, try
Allen's Foot-Base. It cools the feet
ann tuaKes walking easy. Cures
swollen, sweating feet, ingrowing
Ralls, blisters and callous spots
Relieves corns ami bunions of all
pain and gives rest and comfort. Try
it today. Sold by all druggists and
shoe stores for 85c. Trial package
FREE. Address. Allen S. Olmato.1
Lenoy, N. Y. 3 '
Breitenbush Ho
t Springs
To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts.)
i lcKet8 are now on sale at all South
ern Pnclflc nnd Corvallls & Eastern
It. R. offices, through to Newport and
Yaqulnn at reduced rates. Southern
Pacific trains connect with C. & E.
at Albany and Corvallls. All tickets
good for return until October 10, 1002.
On June 23 the C. & E. trains from
Detroit began leaving there at 0 30 a.
in., meeting the Ray train at Albany
at noon.
Passengers for Detroit, nreltenbush
and other mountain resorts can leave
Albany the same afternoon, reaching
Detroit in the evening. Tickets are
on sale from Albany to Detroit at
$3.00, and from Corvallls at $3.25, good
for return until October 10th. with
privilege to get on train at any point
east of Mill City.
The Southern Pacific Company have
now on sale round trip tickets from all
points on their lines In Oregon to
either Newport or Yaqulna, wltlt privi
lege to return via either East or West
Side divisions, In connection with
the C. & E. three-day Sunday excursion
tickets, good going Saturday and re
turning Monday, are also on sale at
very iow rates rrotu all S. P. and O.
E. ivolnts.
Full information can he obtained ns
to rates, time tables, etc., by applica
tion to any S. P. or C. & E. agent.
SHOJrllNE
Corvallis&Eastem H.R
1S:4S p. m.
l:M m.
: u. m.
7:00 a. hi.
11:. a. nt.
U:l v m.
1:00 p. m.
t:4fi p. w.
HuinnUng"- - atg
Intsaent.
Do well;
()
lb)
FITIST CLASS HOTEL
r W.ROSS. Preprtttor.
This popular, best of all summer re
sorts is eituated near !.rii. ..,:..
I...i i .,.-.-.;. .--"". "nora
nuTeiiTSri i?,h!her o - Caicade moMntaias
11 ai arai Ml,, u, but iifi'i
TUasMswhjw r Uu d t . .kU .
uaiauvtj irofnoyaKiw iw
witHv ijuw suita u co4U In Mt a.
uumi ut)u ire
I ..M lMIOT IM IMUMI
IMW IIVHUMa" .ll i . I i.,..f - -" -'
ikiir mj uL!S kJ!- c w . -i !. wrr k-j'hJs iS-JT; J!? n,, .n8u"1 Pcr train makes daily trin
n "w mimm naKaaai avaia aa mm b.b i m i aw a r ami mrnm a ! a rj itui i:iim arwi h ai . n, Li . .ii
" 9W9 mmMmm Urn OtSmmm satnJ I V WBUUBWr H.aUM PWMlav .l- - la.l.l. i . . -r.. . A7RitBllL
i niiniiiii i ! i ' s : . 'i'"-i " uiuiiJK iui nnniinn i?,.
6rTf-S;TK,,Lr "'' resioa.ble. 'KriiTllltH
" rr- m . - IHl IIIUI 11IIUI 1 1 aa in II
iMfSTLSS"'!'.. y
I Dr. hwtt't Ptount Peflrts otirt nil
uuawasudickW4iUc,hc. 4
Urfe kl cLtasr mJ
wcure 10 ulny oerore rrltk-a wlio rvsi-
.a C. Comfort, Salt Agent.
addref.
7 1Su)
F. W. ROSS.
Detroit, Ore.
Time Card No. 20.
No. 2 For Yaqulua:
Leaves Albany
Leaven Corvallls ..
Arrives Yaqulua ..
No. 1 Returning:
leaves Yaqulna ..
Leaves CorralUa ..
Arrives Albany . . .
No. S For Detreit:
Leaves Albany
Arrive Detroit
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leaves Detroit
Arrive Albany
Tml... -1 a . . . . "
mI . """ i rr,v ,a Albauy in
time to connect with tt. o n '1?
hm..J . I- "I ' .. ""." 'uia
cVTT ii "' , wu -v, two or
three hours in Albany before de
parture of S. I. north bound train
1 rain .No. 1 conn.ia wik .u..
P- tralna at Corvallls and Albany glvl
a direct nerv.ee to Newport and ad
jacent beaches. m
Train X for Detroit Hwi.,i.,, .. ,
??' (W0"---ln reaorts leave. Albany
at 100 p. m.. nfter the arrival of the
Southern Pctac aouUt bound t?2
from Portland, reaching Detroit at
ft 45 p. m.
For further Information apply to
T m . kuwi.n STONE,
I J. "Turner. Agent, Albany. Manager
M M erenli.. Agt. rraHU
AND
. eon
ClneaKu
I'ortlauil
Speolal
tWi. m.
T.U IlUtll.
luetou
"Tt'lantlT
Rtpreu.
8:60 1,. ut,
via liuut-
lustou
Paul"
att&latl
:15p. xa.
via
Spokane
Hail
TIMD SCHEDULES AKIUVK
From PorUiiuU, Or. FKOM
Salt Lake. Denver. Ft
Worth, Omaha, Kuum,
City, St louli, Chlci50
auu can,
call Lake, lHJiiver ft
Worth, Omaha, Kautax
City. it. IaiuU. riilcaso
and Fast.
Valla Walla. Lun'lacmi"
gfokauu. Wallace, I'ull
tuwi, Mlnnoapnlli at,
Paul, Dulutb.MllwaiikcA
ChlOAtlo, and Kat.
t:SUp in
&.10a. 1 ,
0 H
72
72
HOURS
PORTLAND! TO CHICAGO
no tDanee or cars
Through tioketa via this route to nil 1
f-attorn points on sale at Southern Pa
clflcdepot ofllco.
OCEAN AND RIVE"sCHEDULe""
. Prom Portlaod
8 . EB. j
iMUr
wiMM
Snactay
iP "
Saturday
10 p.m.
Allwlllag dates tubjeut
For an Fran olsco
all ever? I days
OOLDUBIA RIVER
TOAktorla a&rt Way
UnJIiigs.
i r.
4 t. m
x Sund
. WILLAMETTE HIVER
bteamer Ruth iam ui. in, vnrt-
landand war laniinanr,'r..a,iau timhi.
1 - -.. f.w V UHrIHJM'-
i4.tr mill nHinri ava ni.A... -7 m ... inr
i : 80 a. in. I Corvallls buiI niv iamiinm m .nilave.
11:05 a. m. i Wednesdays and Fridava nt )o'it 6
n tr
A I,. ORAIfJ t n n r nmivt
Gen. Paaa. Act. Agt. O. R. A N doci
1 uruanu. tiro. Paiem.Or'
O. C, T, Cofs
PASSENGER STEAMER
POMONA
leave for Portland Tues
day, Thursday and Ssfdsy
Quick Time, Cheap Rates
Deck: Foot of TrJe st,
. M. . BALDWIN. Art
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