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Newspaper Page Textk .V -""' &! jMmt &'- -v, imWiMJ9!iMWlu$UM tmMrmiH'S'i- IWlWMlilll-(llSto"' " ' "" Si I?- Ri fv. . V MSS contagious Blood poison using the same toilet articles, or otherwise coming in contact with persona who have contracted It, It begina usually with a little blister or sore, then swelling in the groins, a red eruption breaks out on Ten ynftM B(f z 00ntraoted a bad ea the body, cores and ulcers appear of Wood I'olion. Iwaa under treatment in the montlu the throat becomes ofaphysJeUnuntlllfoundthathjcould ulcerated the;hair?e brows and nJSJiSSi lashes fall out; the blood becoming and In a very abort time all evldenoo of more contaminated, copper colored thedlieaiadiiapposred. I took six bot splotches and pustula eorea appear upon different parts of ' 'the body, and the poison even destroys the bones. S. S. S. is a Specific for this loathsome disease, and cures it even in- the worst forms. It is a perfect antidote for the powerful virus that pollutes tlift Wood nnd nenctratcs to all oarts of the system. but is guaranteed a strictly vegetable compound. r Write for our free home treatment book and learn all about Contagious Blood Poison. If you want medical advice give us a history of your case, and our physicians will furnish all the information you wish without any charge whatever. THE 8WIFT 8PECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA. At Friedman's Busy, marking down all lines of cloth ing, hats, ladies' and men's furnishing goods. lor the final ,307 Commercial Street H UJarn That is good, knits further, wears longer than others. We have just received a large assortment of Flcisher's y rns. Shetland floss, ice wool, saxonies, Spanish and German knitting yarns. SHIRT WAISTS-Percale in colors. The 75c ones, we are selling for 50c, the $1,25 goods for 75c SLEEYELESS VESTS-For ladies, children and infants from 5 cents up, rflILLINERY--a,t reduced prices. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to Geunbrirjos Beer! AND Everybody is welcome at THB NOBLB ALEX CORNOYER ttfg i ,:wf-BTi nrrsMaar. . '' '! t ,.,nn. i'.i . i wn pOLLMA CHERRY ' srtoTBTOTRnits 111 iioa. ih. R. M. WHOLESALE AND RBTAILv Hocha IUrber Ltiue, lieit braudi Portltud Cement. WOOD; rnned or full n(th, AU kinds ol tulldlni tuaterlsl, sand, g'vol, Uth.tihtHyU, ele. D. B. BBNTLBY 18U1B3 Oomi'l 8t. Pimm qoi Msln A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dUnw you en enjoy (rem ou of our fBdr and dellelouB meats, steaks, Ismb or mutton chop, veal eutieU or tork, Our sweats are all cut fi the IsUust sad Brimeiteattle, sud no can mpply yetrr-'Ublo with froth, antrlUoua and rhc40B) ibmU at bed rock prices, E C, CROSS SALEM OHB rhn 101 OREGON TODAY B$a!mEprT & WW JTMl VSBM la the name 60tueUuica is ccnemllv known as ' RASU It is not confined vice or the lower classes. , The purest and best people are somcUtnfta infected with tht awful malady through handling the clothing, drinking from the same vessels, Unless you get this poison out of your blood it will ruin you, and bring disgrace and disease upon your children, for It can be transmitted from parent to child. S. 8. S. contains no mercury or potash, wind - up, X . -. tho Poetofllre, SBBDBR X. Zx 1 1 18 purfwt Oborry Homlor does not email win cnorry or cnuen any lo of lulce: n nrnutlunl mnehlue for Urge, email or Gnl. Ifornla cherries The euwl extrscthiK knllo drives tho seed into one dleh uud sotunlly throws the uherry into another The marks of the kulfo can ecarcolv bo teen on the eewUx) (rult It sued from SO to SO quarts por hour. Hutnil prlee, 85 cents. X N WADE & CO. .--j n'isujfj'j.'in! aif STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE LAamBwcei UlOCWy. THE HiMBilL!J0yffiLHOS!ls: Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. DY HOFER BROTHER8. rflil7OnT"Yearr$4.00 ln Advance. j Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally ny carrier, ou icrus rcr uiumn. Weekly one Year, i.uu in van AN EASTERN APPOINTEE. The state hoard of education has lotted a Mr. Clark, of Michigan, fo. superintendent f the deaf mut school, to succeed Mr. Worsts. Thero Is no objection to selecting such n person for toaeher. If no com potent portion can ha found In Oregon. But it is not dul ml that Mr. Clark has any oxperlence a mrpririlendent of inch an institution. He will have I to learn Ui hmluMW of acting us ox- ecutlvs hand, and learn It at tin public oxpense. What other Htnte In the Union would pick up a mere elaos-roonr professor from anoUier state and put hlrn at the hood of one of.lt stnt institutions? Btich an appoint, ten clintices to one, will prove utterly Impractical, aa the clawt-room worker Is unfitted for business qualifications, and for con taot with moil nnd affairs. dovornor Qoor stood for an Oregon mnn, and Oregon has at least two men who havo had oxporionco, nnd who havo inadu a success of managing that school. Thoy woro turn ml aside, and tho ma jority of tho board sand for tho Inoxpo rioncod man from Michigan, who doon not lenow Oregon paoplo, nor tho mothods of buslnoss In voguo in this Western country. It is to ho regretted that thoy could not havo profited by tho fnto of inoro than ono Kastorn man who lias gone up UKnlriHt tho outlroly dirferant condi tions prevailing horo, and eamo off second host. Hut oh thoy lmvu uotod, tho pooplo will havo to do their hoHt to not along with another Import, who should have boon aHlcnd at Jonst to work hero a fow years liofora he was put In charge of tho Institution. THE GLAMOUR OF ROMANCE. It lias been thrown over tho murder ous convict, Tracy, by the press from the start, and a great Injury Is being dona by the growing, generation, by limiting a hero of a cunning desperado. Tills has been continuously devel oped lu tho public mind by the posse of yollow Journalism reporters who aro dogging the escape at a sufe dlstanco. Theso reporters are paid by the col umn, and furnish "copy" under orders that It must bo HensnUounl and outer tnliilng, no matter how much the young are demoralised or the women do-soiitlmontallzed. IIo Is today ctuveloped In a glamour and u halo of criminalised glorifica tion, amounting utmost to deification In the minds of the masses. Hooks wlll be written about this and other nioiui mentH of folly erected. All this should he dropped, nnd the pnpors should print the nuked and tin embellished facts. Hut that will not ho done. The people have alread) been demoralised by a sensation and Hcnudnl-uiouKsrlng prow. o PEOPLE MUST DO THEIR PART. A correspondent owumras Governor fleer for not calling a special session on Ids own hook without coiisulllns tho people. That Ih u view of the mutter nut many will take becaime a public ser vaut ought always be willing to run suit his employers. .This critic sy- "A limn who wlll not do what ho ImllevtM to be his plain duty without being forced by petitions or public oliimor, like McKlnley was and the present Ilepuhlleau Ikhisw of Oregon hiw, ih ii iHir oihcw Him no statesmiiu althoUHh he may bo a succewirul (toll ,.,,. .. ,," 'be JiHirnal bll m tUme Is great gain made by tht imp1m x- (Good enough I fnrnnvhrtflil mSB uglHTaLFUllUj All Havana Filler 4k A 3WU1 m a "ftWW" BANDS ert f tit valkt as tars Iron "STAR," HOXSB SfW tt mSHUMBAD.-'STANOAKOMVrr &tr"MASTGX WCftKUAN" TWww. year DAILY JOURNAL, &ALEM, onEQON. EftlDAV, JULY 11, 1802. Nootherraed' elna can tlmw ecord ol riir" eloinmli ills rqosl ! to the Bit- IV" J'tiV 1 1 its vhIuo. It will euro Heartburn, faiiiSfion Dy: pctsla and Liver and Kidney-Trouble WterS B TRY IT. pressing themselves over their alna- lures In the form of petitions. The right of petition is. sometimes of little avail with cliques of politic ians who harter away nominations and elections before the people hnvo even a right to vote on the matter. Gov. Oeer wlll do well to consult the people more Itrsloud of loss. 0 THE ClrtCUIT JUDGESHIPS. There Is already talk in political circles of tho nominees for circuit Judges In this district two years banco. There Is a strong feeling among the lawyers of tho district In favor of both parties renominating Judge Holse. Ho Is the oldest Judge nit the bench nnd seoms to give gonoral satisfaction. Such action would tonil to take the courts out of politics. Among tiro now inon who aro named Is Hon. H. L. Eddy, of Tillamook, Hon. H. H. Hewitt of Albany, and Jns. Mc Cain of McMlnnvlllo. Theso gentlemon aro all popular with tho pooplo and possess tho requisite knowledge of tho law to fill tho position acceptably. o FIRST CHURCH SEMI-CENTENNIAL A week lias boon derated to cele brating tho fiftieth annlvorsnry of tho organization of tho First Congrega tional church of Saluin. Tho programs havo boon carried out with groat fidel ity to tiro Importance of tho work of this organization. A wook of revlow cannot do Justlco to fifty years' of labors In the develop ment of community llfo by ono of our orthodox ehurchqe. Tho pastorates are but personal Incidents. The social work is the great health-giving stream Itself. Yet greater Is the work of spiritual development of the Individuals that compose the community. In this labor the Influence of the church oxtonds far beyond the more membership. It af fects all society. Some pessimistic remarks wore made because twlcu as many woruoir aro membora of tho church as inon. It Is forgotten that tho lulluonco of wo man underlies tho family, tho homo and tho various functions of society In gonernl. The Klrst church hns reason to be proud of Its labors in this city. It has itood for culture urrd progress, as well as spirituality, and Its pi anchors aro txpnuouts of this Ideal trinity of Christianity. o AS TO CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. YERS. Whenever you find u lawyer with out any practice whatever he will render you a dosen reasons why no (rent reform ran he accomplished because It would he lu vlolntlon of tho constitution you will find u great constitutional lawyer. Nearly eery little politician who nets to the legislature wlll jump up mid Invoke the constitution against the people dulng au thing or having anything to my except vn tax especially Is It unconstitutional to cut oft grafts, ft. perquUites nnd inch like. One or tliet JackKt lawjers writes to the Orwtoulau fnuu a rants Pass to how that u special session is not needed, but that h constitutional ion vwitlou Is what Is ueceesur) to fix the itnte nltU'lals and make husluess for nil the small-fry constitution tinkers. If II wore nut for the Ignorant law yers who get to be JiuUes. and the grist of new laws ground wit by esdr U'KllRtuie there would be little or iro hiutrres fw the ruiistlttitloiral nulh- hlers. beoauiM the supreme court has pael on nrlj- eery feature of the Pivstmt constitution and the ph-adlng and practice connected therHltli A eonstltutlo-MHl cHHivontlou wnuld ring In a lot of new proposition, uu hWh all klmls of cases would b- ap penll to the suprwue court and it would keep sterol additional Judge busy "construing" for years lforel the poople wtMild kmrw Its niaauiUK or me lawjers couW practice under It. The prewtit ctmstltutiou Uhs be dettned aud Is uudnnttuod by the m im.. and the legal vhofeMiou and up ;l frtHtr well-lHforwwd Judges at xi-owiuk lMautifully Iwea. Almost aa appeal riv taken fruw h j0g like It. P Hoist, who knows tne kw. and kas the aiient u, court- to try a hum and to fwrhkMly imply its welt deriittHi prtueipkML Th. Jack put kiwytr at QmsrU Phm, no quwMimu tke UtIUtMtc of .iy iiewsuHiMr In Onmom bur il. I'uiiiand MomoN btbi hwm m thing plain, that If ikr 1m not a iwrai tailed titer will Ue a kill iatiHl at tk reukir swakm for a uu.iltuiUiuU covM)ttoN and tlian tlr. psple will phj- dearly for salary iwonu in roNoJualoM. Ute Princa of Jack 1 308 Hg tll tire mn1 that tkv oanoot v.B no anyuiUw with the iaitiath. rererwiamH Utat Was baa ado wi ctwnav uwt CAHHot be mik. ... .... ." """ . M. ' HOila r" ..i' - te..."rff rtLXrri!u',w'!li wwi WtiUMl iroW Ritd Mir Uttl io uie awMHt W f l.S&S.ttt. r.ieJTAI TRADE EXPAN8ION. . . ,,, tTnin,i stntrwi to P " -"" JT" .i. Asia wincn msi yeur u ...-, ,iu unuuostlonably to tno unoniai r,,gU( wlll urttu nll prevlotm records -H- "sea. year now closing Tho gatn In exports to Asia is greater than tiic Increase shown in Amorlcan ex- lMin U) any other part of the world. 92 e5kPn8 to AHla ,mvo ln t reused from less thnn twenty million dollars to sixty-six million dollars M. ,, ,rt nhiirn. in 1802 wcro vhtl at $6,GC3,187 and wlll approxl- 'mate $88,000,000 this year. To Japan . ornnrfi in 1S02 were valued at j 20O 111 and In 1902 will amount to J23.000.00o. To Asiatic Hussla we ex ported merchandise valued at $120,' 200 In 1802, while for 1902 our exports to that quarter will exceed $1,000,000 In value. Tho Oriental trado promises to show an even moie phenomenal development during tho noxt few years. Tacoma is the main gateway to tho Orlont, and already onjoys tho largest share of the export trado to that qunrtor of tho globe which Is handled at any American seaport. As the Orlentnl trade grows Tacoma s shipping nnd railway and comniorclnl Interests wlll steadily dovolop. The wheat export trade and tho Oriontal 'trafllc assnros a great future to this seaport. Acker's Blood Elixir positively Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning and all Scrofulous affections. At all times a matchless system tonic and purltlor. Monoy refunded If you aro not satis fied. DOc. and $1.00. D. J. Fry, Drug gist ALLIED TO INSANITY. Tacoma I.cdgor. Alienists assort that no mind Is ex actly normal. Tho chlof difference between ono man nnd another man Is In tho dogreo of tho Insanity of each. Upon tills theory the genius Is a lunn tic, and the groator tiro heights to which ho Is able to riso abovo the common herd tho crn.lor he Is. Similarly, tho man who chooses a llfo of crimo Is removed from tiro nor nial, and the choice ho mnkos Is an Indication of this. Mnny deeds of violence or loss vicious offondlng aro due to mental peculiarity. Had the criminal the powor to think logically he could discern ln advance tho end of his courso. Having not this power, thai a Is the necessity for rostrnlnlng him. Having free bent to an Impulse born of evil passion, tho criminal at last may foel an exaltation, a prldo; may corno actually to glory ovor his owrr pltlablo state. This has boon true of many murderers. It Is also tnro of the man Tracy now bolng chased as a wild boast. In tho alortnosH nnd cunning of this wretch there is a pa thetic suggestion of what ho might hnvo boon. If theio surged through his brain so, fiery a desire to nccorn plltdi a good purpose as to work evil, i GOLD "Lot tho GOLD DUST I tfffiss i-y y j&&i No Soap, Borax, Soda or Ammonia is needed with GOLD DUST With little water and less effort you can clean anything about the house better, easier and cheaper than with Soap or any other cleanser. Once try it, you'll always buy it. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANKICOMPANY, Chlc, New York. Boston. SLixulj. Maker ot QVAL FAIRY SOAP. 20 PER CENT OFF On all Cat pets Nothing Reserved Wc wish to reduce stock before Atig, 1st, at which time wi invoice, These terms will appl'y from July 10th to Aug umisi. KcviciviHbK iHb FLACE X The House Furnishing Co. '' to ruffle. Stotee at 8aIein Hnil A11)aaj Ootu DIXON DEHORNER reaiamlyearlisw. Do not as a hw and elip I)elHH, yonr ealaed v,i.B. n., . r..L. .... -. ..- ...BREWSTER PtKJdtuea asd Swedwen, CONSUMPTION the most dreaded and deadly of all .iLnnomi n woll as uneumonla, and -ii t ..,. Trnniiinq nrp relieved at once nnd cured by Acker's English Remedy "the king of nll Cough Cures." Cures n,,i,a nn.i rVildg in a day.. 25 cents. Your money hack If dlssatlaQed. Write for free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. I. U. J. rry, uiui gist and ho had been trained along tho linos of an honorable ambition, he might have beon a worthy cltizon, and a useful one. Tlroro Is so much significant ln tho llttlo word "if!" Tniinv Tr.inv Is a madman. Passion urscd by hatred has becomo a mania, Shrewd and foarless as he Is, ho could havo boon far away. Tlroro has been nothing to prevent his escnpo by train On any ono of a dozen nignts ne might havo boarded a freight car. stowed himself ln tho cargo and re mained at ease until hundreds of miles away. Ho chose to remain near the scono of his deeds, to add to Ill's awful record, and the climax will bo reached only when he has been slain. There Is no more desperate man allvo than Tracy, none who had displayed tho horrible traits of the pervert In a man nor more shocking. The murder of his comrade, provided such murder oc curred, stamps him as a type of the degenerato for whom there could un der no circumstances bo roform Perhaps ho was born on tho border land of Insanity, and tho first Impetus of circumstances sont him In the wrong direction. How's This? We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O Wo, tho undersigned, havo known P. J. Cheney for tho last 1G years, and be lieve him to bo perfectly honorable ln all business transactions, and flnan daily able to carry out any business obligations nrado by their firm. West & Truax, Wholosalo Drug' gists, Toledo, O. Waldlng, KInnnn & Marvin, Wholosalo Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken intor- nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho systom. Testimonials sont free. Prices 7Cc per bottlo. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills aro tho boat, o President Eliot Was Chosen. Minneapolis, July 10. Prosldont Chns. Kllot, of Harvard, was olectod prosldont of tho National Education Association this morning. Wm. David sou. of Topoka, treasurer; W. M. Iloardshear, secretary, retiring presi dent, nnd Prosldont Ames, of Iowa, first vlce-presldorrt. e Storms havo damaged wheat lrre pniably In Northern Kansas. DU3T. twins do your work," 3i JJIP. 20 . uu II t i . ' , aaiu. or & WHFTP.. rw information annlv to qi r-.... e. . I T 9l Co"t Street. Salita, Or. I J- M. 4-K44444-H4Hl4 CHICAGO X IBS PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. f nrT I AT C A 1 H Vn I lIUU LI? I uAbjCi wbh Hinted In etvfrsl depnrrmenn. wur prices cut no flcure, eo nero robb .or VUnR50cEoft sliirts 29c I Men S DUG EUU hiiiiid,. Children's 29o overalls .15o rhildren'fl lallor nan Mn's ICe straw ht - 8 1-3 linen Iscr, per yd .. 8 l'Hc embroideries, per yd 15r embroideries, per yd. 7c brtteh bra'd, per yd . ,.10e ...V .. 3c .. 3c Via . ,4c ...lc Hill count pine, paprr t'00 yards beit ppool threfid '2e lJir bliirlc silK mre, pi-ryu Ht-3 all silk ribbon lGcdreBe shields 8o Son's silk, spool M 16c Summer underwear 9c I'MCES BLIUGHTKKKD t McEYOY BROS., Proprietors. t Court Street. S3,cm' 0reen 3.w.H,.H-H-WH44 stS&8 SSiXi)e Ti .bTk v -;:;:',. i-1 a,. i hr - rI'1!n ..Go to the Ladies' Bazaar.. For shirt waists, belts, underwear, corsets, rosiery, ribbon, laces, shirt waistings, and other goods in our line, An especially beautiful lot ot new veilings, uur goods are marked very low, i i i i --ii - i - ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 State Street. Salem. &S& e-3iXiXSC5 It Beats the Deck How wo can put such perfect woikman chlp on a ehirt front, collar or cuff is what everyone eays that txnmlrea our faultlefs laundry work. No t pot or fray to mar the beauty of tho irreproachable color aud finish put upon It that defies competition by any hundry in tho state Our isundry work bin rcuchod the top notcli oi perfection that Imd yet bofcii obtained. Salem Steam Laundry COIXINUI. J OLiHTKl), I'KOPillSTOII. DOBOC8 D OI.USTKO. MOH Phon 411 2T0 Iibfrly 8trot To the Seaside and Mountain Hesorte. Tickets are now on salo at all South ern Pacific and Corvallls & Eastern It. It. ofllces, through to Newport nnd Ynqulna at reduced niton. Soutltorn Pacific trains connect with C. & 13. at Albany and Corvallls. All tickets good for roturrr until October 10, 1902. On June 23 tho C. & K. trains from Detroit began leaving tho re at 0:30 a. m., meeting the Day train at Albany at noon. Passongers for Detroit, Breitenbush and other mountain resorts can loavt Albany tho samo 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 prlviloge to got on train at any point east of Mill City. The Southern Pacific Compnny have uow on salo round trip tickets from all points on their linos in Oregon to either Newport or Ynqulna, with prlvl lego to return via either Bast or West Side divisions. In connection with the C & II. throe-dny Suuday excursion ju.Pts, good going Saturday and re turning Monday, are also on salo at very low rates from all S. P. and C. K. points. Pull Information can be obtained as to rates, tlmo tables, etc., by applica tion to any S. P. or O. & 13. agent. Corva 1 1 is & Eastern R- R Time Card No. 20. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Leaves Albany 12:4I p. m. Leaves Corvallls 1:50 p. m. Arrives Yaqulna 5:36 p. m. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna T:00 a. m. ' wrrmiia xi:ao a, m, ( AiuHay i:ia p m. ttu. j ror ueireu: Leaves Albany i :00 . m Arrive Detroit S:-li n m No. 4 Prom Dotrelt: J.eaves Detroit .' 6:30a m Arrives Albany 11:06 a, nr." Trains 1 and 4 arrive ln Albany in time to eonnect with the 8. P. south bound train, as well as giving two or three hours In Alunnv bain. ,ia. nurture of S. P. north bound train Train No. 2 connects with the S P. trains at Corvallls and Albany giv ing direct service to Newport and ad Jaeewt beachea. Train 3 for Detroit. Breitenbush and athar mountain resorta leaves Albany at 1:00 p. m.. aitw tit arrival of the Swuhwa PaciSe south bound train from Portland, rwacntae rutmit nt . . HDWIN STONE. Turner. Agsnt. Albany. Manager H. Srwrls., Ageat, flormms. i U i UllLflBB o the Fourth of Jalv our trade no lureo that mid lots have accum. u.u ,- ,...., v h, .. D.,..r. LsdUa' 10otocklnijw. .. ni.11,1,-,,1. niUinit nm . -lc (iblldrcn'e. misses nnd bovs' fait black ho?e, douhlo rol, all siz8 10c Ludioi' 7?c calico wrappers.. :ifc (lomuanls dreiBKOO.lH, linlf prlte 25c novelty 1 Awno, yd 12J c 10fl furry silknllnu. vd fie 15i wliiio check nainsook . . ,8Jc 7)Jo cheepo clot h, yd -lo Children's lfa pw ise caps ... .6u Children's $1 50 percale dreieos funny trimmed 05c 35c best pun bonnets H)o L-rdiee 39c tailor lints 19c At Easter Time is when the building businei-a will bo In i lull swing. If you hnven't given yem ordnis for your lumber requirements ll will pay you to get estimates from Uoodalo Lnnibor Co., for any nnd all kirda of lumbor for out or inside work, lath, ehlnglcs, ennh, doors, blinds and everything needed in this lino. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. PaBo'r. depot. Phono C51 Call and be convinced. A Good Wife and Health... Aro a mnn'a boat wealth, and ho ran contribute to the health of himeel and wife by uehg tho Capital Brewery! beer. It is puro healthful and nutri-l linuj, nnd is a delightful beverage t any aenson, and during warm weather there isn't a thirst quonchor that rad equal it. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M. Beck, Proprietor. SHOIrlilNE AND I depart TIMB SCHEDULES From Purrlna, Or, AniUVF KUOM 'OK CtmaKo I'ortlan.l 8ntMlal Bill Lnko. DenvFr. Ft. Worth, Omeiia, Kmu CI it, Bt. iuli, C'tiicxgo aud Kast own. raJ 4 SO p n via nuut lngton " AtUnttd Kx press 8-fiO p. m. via llunt lunton "TuTrauT Fut MRU (lis p. tn. vl Bjwkane Patt l4ike. nenrer Pt.l Wuilh, Omaha, Kenaair 8,1 1, i.i uiit. ri. louu. i niraco auu cui. !"..- - -w- Wslu'w'alU. LowUtour b'iokiio, Wallace, I'ull- nifin, Mlnneapolll XL Paul. Duluth.MUwaukt: Chicago, ami Eut. I 72 HOURS v PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Ko Cbanf e of Cars OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE from Portland All tailing dates aubjoct io coaugo For'fcanFnuioltoo Ball ovary 5 dajt COLUMBIA RIVKIt ToAiiorla aud Vitj Landlngj. WiLr AMPTTH lllVFD Steamer Hutli lnAvr Rulnm fnr PfirU landand way landings on Tueslay.Thurrv1! ways ono catnruays. about 7 a. in, rf Coryallra wnd way laudings, M nday Wednesdays aud Fridays at about p ia. A. T.. finiio i n n 1 1 ntuiK Gen. Pas. Agt. AgLO. R. & N idtf i oruana, ure. Hatem, ur j O. C T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA I ev for Portland Tues day, Thurwlsy and Sat'dsy at 7 a m QuickTime, Cheap Rates ueck: Foot of Trade st ... I M. P. BALDWlrX. Aft ( 8p m. Dally ezNpt Sunday 8 p. m. Baturdar 10 p. m. & PHBsbSJb-.- rfIIEIlEEBBiliSBBBBBBBBiSBBaBWSJBjSSJj