The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 25, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text--i 'rr8f ,H bAitY Journal, saleM, dreqoN, fridav, july 25, 1&0I xeitMi iVn ir w',frga"y??i .-"-ii Lifgif3118"6 Thli slgnMt.ro on ""Tr'' iHiinmmiiniinnm- !! ...CHICAGO STORE... i! i""PTnnr"""ilTHE DAILY JOURNAL PEOPLE'S BARQA1N HOUSE. ! Reckless Slaughter Of prices (or Friday nnd But 11 r ilny only Fur thiMti Itrrt ilnV4 Will offer odd loir, odds and ends nndreranantB Als odd numbers In hne- iory ami uauerwear iu sscnuco prices. u mey navo 10 go, tu do hi ueau on 15o wlilto htick llnrn tnwelliif ,.c IZKCflOtlOd BWlCS. )U 71! timo if you want your share, 76c calico wrappers 35c S5o corset novers. bargain lCc Ladloi' 2f 00 white skirts beau ties $1.15 4.M) taffeta silk waists .... $2 60 8K0 embroidery 3 in wide. . ..3o 7c twilled crash towelling . .3)o Ladles' 10c atoskinga 4c t5o white bed spreads OGc Ladies' 20o fast black stocklnf s 10c Children's 15c fast black hoto.. 10c 10a summer undorwoar 60 25c summer underwear. . . . ,.12K3 Mcn'a8cMX ...4o 12clinencoIor)(Jnpplliii(iy(i7!ic 39c sailor hat, best lite Children's 25c railor hat lfic 354 bist uinuoinets inc Children's f I mado 6p diesces iV.: Kic Swiss caps fie Children' 8Ua overalls JOc Man's iCclJalbriri'anuuderw'r 2Dc Men's 30o neckties 15c lion's 2to suppauders 16c lio crash hop gloves Co Co Valenciennes lacu 2c 200 yard spool thread . , 2c Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER BROTHER8. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, CO Cente Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. McEVOY BROS., Proprietors. Court Street. Salem, Oregon 4 18 1 1 1 I 18 0 1 1 I I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I II I I III I ( n m H I i I 8 H II i I Look out for a rush at Fried man's. Something is going to hap pen. Meantime it pays you to go there. FRIEDMAN'S 307 Commercial St. r4444 Mill Oregon Blue Ribbon ...STATE FAIR... jj Salem, Sept. 15th-20th, 1902 j Will Be Biter and Better Than Ever. t CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING Send for Pcmium List. JW..H. Weliruner, M. D. Wisdom, Pres., Hlllsboro, Or. Sec-, Portland. J iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii inn 111 ii 1 1,8 111 1 n i ii 1 1 POL L-M A jq CHERRY SBBDBR 'sreoco chiRrico, Jul attos. '7T illti perfect Olierry Boeder does 1 notorush thu cherry or cause ar any loos of Julcoj a practical machino for largo, small or Cal llornta clierrtus. J. ho seed exlracllui knllo drives the eood into one dish nml actually throws tho cherry into another Tho marks of the knife ran soarcoly be seen on tho seeded fruit. It seeds from 20 to 30 quarts per hour. Retail price, 86 cents. X R. M. WADE & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Roche Harbor Llino. Host brands Portland Cement, WOOD; sawed or full length, All kinds of building material, sand, travel, lath, shinnies, ole ID. B. J31-1B3 Ootn'l Ht. BBNTLEY Phone 001 Main. 20-PERCENTOFF-20 Qa all Carpets Nothing Reserved Wc wish (o reduce stock before Aug, let, at which time we invoice, These terms will apply from July 10th to Aug ust lt. REMEMBER THE PLACE. X X X The House Furnishing Co. 508 Com! at., next to Post office, cxn re: zr - - :. i1ubVMI sVawr fcvamtl m . j. . x3t I M Xrm 1 aassJssH VnvluVrtivijftisjifypjgij Stores at Half m and Albany At Easter Time is when thu building husiucM will l iu lull swing. If you haven't given your orders (or your lumber requirements It will pay you to get estimates from Uoodale Lumber Co., for any and al) kinds of lumber for out or inside work everything needed in this line. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. IWr. depot. Phone 081 In Sound of the Sea. Jessie Iinoy. Wnldport, Or. A gray ilnwn nnd a whlto, white mlHt, And morning como over tho river. Tho birds nro mute nml the wlndH are IllHt, lint tha watora jjlldo on forevor. ! The mlsta hnvo risen, tho Him brcmlut forth, 'TIh lihih noon on, thu rlvor. Tho Honfowl Hook from over tho way. Thf-ro ronioa the hrunth of now-mown buy, Hut the wntora liil on foiovor. Tlio woHtorn Hky hnH Rontf to bod, "" Tho woatnin slcy In koIiI and led, TIh ovoiilnj? on thn rlvor. Tho (ivonliiK daiiipM cotno In from the Hun, Tlio CKttlo conn.' honiHwnnl iickmw the ten, And thu wntora Klhlo on forover. Oh, ray ilnwn nnd whlto. whlto mist, And tho birds ho iniito nnd still; Oh, wild woHt wind, whorovor you II Ht To bo on nt your own awoot will; Oh, gnldon Hlty nnd aou-fowl flown, And cnttlo nnd inondowfl nnd home; It tnltoH you all, yo ovory one, To mako n day on tho rlvor. THE QUE8TION OF THE FRIARS. Now York Mall nnd HxnroHS. It Ih for tho CntliollcH In Amorlcn to wiy whether tho work or tholr church In thu I'hlllpnliiou Hhnll censo or nt- taln a hrondor and a huttur dovoloti inont. They nro not to bo blinded In to bollovlnn that tho frlnrn In the I'lilllniiliiuH woro doalt with unJiiHtly, nud tholr church nntiinonlzud, by tholr oxpulHlon from tho communltluH thoy opiiroBHod. Tills Ih n falo vleW. The (liioHtlou Ih not a rollKloua 0110. Thu toHtlmony of ovory Impartial obsorvoi of condltloiiH In tho I'hlllppluofi, both before and nftor Amorlcnn occupation. hiiH boon thnt tho majority of frlara woro utterly unworthy of their cloth. IIohIiIbh othor IIiIiikh, thoy were inoro polltlcluiiH than pileatM. Thoy wuro tho prodiirt of conturloa of ovil nnd ndnflnlHtrntlvo wroiiR. They hii porlntonded tho oxoc iiIIoiih ordered by HpnnlHh oIIIcIiiIh, and Htood Mpotmora for thu HpnnlHh oxtortloiiM. There woro uxcoptloiiH, of coiirao, hut uh a rule thoy onrnnd ho Krout u mensim or uu- poopio'fl ilotoHtatlon tlmt thulr ropliicMuiimit now would necotwltnto their hulng Kimrdud by United Stntoa tioopH to provent riot mid murdor TheHo nro tho plain facta, um! thoMo who conceal them do not do n friendly net to tho CntliollcH or Amorlcn. o BETTER 8TICK TO THE FARM, ltla mild that (he annual liierenno of ChleiiHo'M population Ih from fiO.000 to 70,000, nml amouK tho iiowcoincra ov ory year aro yomiK inen fioin the country, who art) vlcllnm of the notion that opportunitloH await thorn In the cIIIuh nlono. Under UiIh deluslou they condemn thouiHolvim very proliahly to tho dhmppolutmontH f an over crowded labor market. If they net work It Ih at n small wao or salary; thoy must llvo In cheap honrdliiK iiouhmh. piiHw from them to cheap tene muntH If thoy have tho courae to mar ry. Hint more nud more thnt their mil lion Ih out of anxloiiH dependence, and Hint tho ImitHlnary chaium of city life iiiaappenr. to leave nothliiK but the de liriHWliiR reality of ImiII.IIiikh jammed together, to the oxcIumIoii of light ami air. of an nil pervading milse nud dlit. of it routluo which given little but n burn mihsUteuco ror the future. In the vimt majority of citMea mich must Un tho i-sMiuIt, Hint, while country llfo may have minio Nerloim draw bacl(, It Ih plain that theae young men iiiiiUh n cupltiU nitatiike when thy ctnne to coiiNhler the miestlon of oniKirlunliy through hii tguoiaut cm teniit of their familiar auri-iHiiulhiUU If. Instead or Indulging in iIWUiih of ronuiie-tiullillng in tha city. thy w, to master thoroughly Nil the work f R rami, cultivate an Interest In It., take over the Uwi.l r t)elr tuikwn. or or UHlif othero by imrchnw. tu( Into this me hii (lie ambition of their dream they wutilil do better In the nd tlmu W ikr i eiit or the city Mopl, uHVe a in niitiiim'iuHi HttwuliiB In their employment, get a greater enjoyment Hit of living aud attain to itu enviable unieMH(ienie. ine onwrunlt,v Is cl.e at hand If m) win wily mm It, HHd It udda to tk. nniiMNly or the alltlu that, while they are HegUctieg tkeir wttuml ad vuntuge. tltollliMkintaHNi oit- Mieu.. wat the priHte of life, nre "retlrtHg" to form, where they wnate their aub tMe Ih fuulieh extterlHMNtg. ohIhs to Ute belie! thnt they chh be n fen r. Hut theee hxk coHtiwUtora do mm i. mi h me mrw boj wtll atlck to late Atrw. Hud make a ecleme uf m rk-ulture hU auct-eea Is aaeMrvU. s Htt laBHBBBBH BBHbr VV9Ba) fcffirifc The only way o recovrr your edth Icto keep he BtomBch Ii geed coLdition; the bowels rcK ulnr and tbi bl oil purf IIih liltters will lo tliib (or uu (t abocuri'M Indigestion, Dyscepsia Constipation and Malaria, FeverandAgue TRY IT. baK of clothlnK they brotiKht with tlfcni nrroHS the Atlnntlc ocean. They nrc nil utterly roKardlesa of the pro vnllliiB Htylo In America, and evi dently Intend to wenr their heavy woolen hoodH and Htogy hIiooh as long nH thoy will laMt. Mont of the new comora aro farmei'n, and they, will pro ceed to Join the great urmy of pro ducer In Oregon. AH nttompta to Interview them fall, oh tholr knowl edge of the English lauguago Is Htlll vory much In ombryo, ! o EXCEPTIONAL SURGERY. (I'endleton Kant Orogonlnu.) KIiik Kdwnrd has left his bod nnd In out for a voyage on IiIh yacht. This Ih one cnac or surgory In modern times whore an Important poraounge lias been operated on by thu doctorH with out fatal roHiiltH. Whether tho meth odn of thu old country nrc different from thoso lined In thlH country in de tail or not, Ih not atntod, but nnywny tho rcHtilta In thlH pnrtlculnr case turned out differently. Of course, tho Hcluntlflc nppllcution or tho knlfo, and tho treatment that fo1lown, nro doubt Iohh tho snino, an preHcrlbod In tha hooks In nil countrluH, but American HiirgeoiiH ho far Imvo Biiccootled In throwing uiiongh Individuality into Hiich ciihoh as to produce fatal romiltH ovory time. It Ih notoriously charged, nnd no longer denied, thnt If tho minions did not kill Unrneld outright, tholr iiiIh trenttnent or IiIh coho did It Indirectly. i'roMldunt McKlnley wiih reported to ho doing "nicely" until a tow honr before IiIh death, when ho begnn sink Ing so rapidly that the shock or IiIh death, received ho suddenly nfter the favorable bulletins, wnH oven greater than tho nnnounconiout thnt ho hud been nhot. There hnH never been He rloiiH chnrgeH ngaliiHt the Burgeons In his case, howuvor, nnd It would I.o no good, ror It would only rolled on the Hcleuco In this country, nnd not re Htore tho dead. Whether prominent poraona are "ovurdoetotod" through tho ambition or the HiirgeoiiH to mako n nnmo and reputation or not, It Iiuh boon charged as a met, and thero Ih doubtloHs.Homc reason ror believing tho Htatemcnt I'hyHlclniiH themselvoH chnrgo that more jieoplo hnvo been killed by the annoyance or over-anxious rrlonda who persist In calling on them nml "doing Homethlng" ror them than nil the dis eases combined, together with tho nwk wurdnoM or tho phyHlemnH, ami nil their experimenting. It Ih generally conceded thnt the physlclniiH thorn lelves hnvo done their Hhare toward supplying cemeterleH In the latter manner, aud those who have retired from the practice laugh about It Ih ii huge Joke. o . A HUMAN CURIOSITY. DEMAND FOR WHEELS CONTINUES Salem Dealers- Says 1902 Sales Are .arger Than '01 "My soles In bicycles this year will exenod in number nnd tho aggregate of values for 1901, which wan a record breaking year in the bicycle busi ness," an Id a Salem dealer this morn ing. "At one tlmo this season my Hales aggregated 2C par cent, more than for the same period last season, und, while the same per cent, doos not still exist, my Hales arc In cxcobh or those or the proceeding year." "It was expected thnt thorc would be n railing off In the milo or bicycles thlH year, but the hiiIoh thus far have demonstrated that tho bicycle bo come mote of a fixture every year. One thing that in altos tho sale of wheelH good every year Ih the large number of rnstldloim riders, who arc disposed yearly to purchaso new wheelH. There is no disputing tho fnct that the real morlt or tho wheels I am handling, nnd the very oxtoiiHlve ndveitlHlng they nro recoiving nre hugely rosponaiblo for tho vory fa vorablo consideration und tho in creased sale the modclfl aro on Joying. "My oxperlenco hns been if you have nn article or merit, nnd doalro to sell It, you will. While some dealora re port n slight falling off in their sales I am of the opinion that the aggregate of tho year's salos will equal, and probnbly surpass thoso of last sea son, which wero among tho lnrgest In the history of the blcyclo business." Ded Time I tnko n pleasant herb drink, tho next morning I feel bright and my com plexion Is better. My doctor says It acta gontly on tho stomach, liver and kldnoya, and Is a pleasant laxatlvo. It Is mado of horbs, and is proparod as easily as tea. It Is called Lane's Med icine. All druggists soil it at 2Cc and SO conts. Lane's Family Medicines movos tho bowoU -each day. If you cannot got It, Bend for frco samples. Addrxiss, Orator Woodwnrd.LoItoy.N. Y. WHAT IS THE USB Of suffering from Indigestion If you eat what you want, or of starving your self to avoid such distress? Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eating will oicest your ioou !.- " ----free you from all the disagreeable symptoms of indigestion and dyspep sia. Eat what you like at anytime, and take an Acker tablet afterward. Positively guaranteed. Your money will always bo refunded if you are not sat-i-n.i Writ, in no for ft free sample. W. II. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. ff. X (VU.S7 . -...TI...- ihtt r urcn n cold In c Sj yuvx0"- Otl rt- STv ROUNGBR LlOB KILi-BRj!! ki"s lhe "" BREWSTER & WHITE... u"jTT ni Court Street Feedmen nnd Seedmen. 91 Court Street, Salem, Of LATE WAR REPORTS Statistics of the Insurrection in the Philippines Major James I'urkor, of the adjutant-general's department, Iiiih com piled statistics regarding the Insurrec tion in tho Philippines. There wcr 21CG engagements with the enemy, more or loss serious, between Febru ary 1, 1899. the date of tho battle of Manila, and April 30, 1902, fixed as the virtual downfall or the Insurrection. The larger portion of these fights were attacks from ambush on the American troops or skirmishes, In which only Hinnll detachments took part. Tho numbor of troops that hnc been transported to tlio Philippines and have arrived there up to July lGth last was 4135 offlcora and 123.803 men Tho average strength, taken from monthly returns for the period of the Insurrection was approximately lO.ooo. Mnjor Parker summarizes the casu alties of the Amorlcnn nrmy ns foleows: Olllccrs. Men. Killed or dead of wounds... C9 9.10 Deaths from disease 47 2G3G Deaths from acoldouts 6 12G Drowned G 2G7 Suicide 10 72 Murdered 1 91 Si ffij' ihUieif LflXJtiv , V- . l" r'K'- . HrnniO'Qmniuc Trtbiei. You Can Escape From Trouble ltv tnkliii: your linen ano w ancv veil, duck or linen foS'V. to flrit-riaii laundry, We sunder your nine, "": " '.n... .ml rurta ns. and alflt '''..,, waIbIb. In n manner alio , .B "le competition by anyotner umlry In Oregon. Try eur work on your Summer gormcnla and It iii -.,- vm irnra phviiik " mill na twm wordJ. you Salem Steam Laundry COLONKI. J. OLMBTKD, rROmlKTOn. DOR008D.OLM8TBn.MOR. Phone -ill 230 Liberty Street JtSWtr r Lrw i l V-AWM" V A Good Wife and Health... Aro a man's boat wealth, and he can contributo to tho hoalth of himse'f nnd wife by using tho Capital Brewery befr. It is puro. hoalthful and nutri tion!), nnd is a delightful bovorngo at any season, nud during worm weather there Isn't u thirst quencher that can equal it. Capital Brewery Co, Mrs. M. JJeck, Proprietor. Ct TRACY AND MERRILL" Unusual Theatrical Produc tion in Seattle Total dontliH 139 I01C A large portion of thu deaths by diownlng occurred In action or In nc tlvo operations. Major Parker makes the percentage of killed aud wounded to the strength or the nrmy 9.7. Man With Three Lens and Two Hearts. Uugeue (liia id. One or the greatest ciiiIosIUhh In deformed humanity over hmmi in Wugene Is here nt present, having been hern several dnye. The unrortunnto Individual la (Jeorgo l.lppart. Hu has three logM, three (mt and Iirteeu toe. Theeo aro visible. He has been told by HiirgeoiiH or llellevue hoepltal. Now Voile, that he has two henrte. and by placing hum's ear to hi tust tho statement appear to he true Uppert has plrturee or hlumeir wherein he had clothed each leg eeperHtel and uaeil the thrve x t remit lew In walking. A number of yen re ago he wna helug exhlliltMl with u Hide hIiiiw, the olnw trHlu wua wrecked nnd one of hie lege w baillv crushed. It Is now beut l.tuk nml ueeleee tw walking, Hlthough he can move it entirely Independent of (he other one. A theatrical company In Scuttle In producing a play called "Tracy and Merrill, the Oiegijii Outlaws," and the theatre U packed nightly, says an ex change. It is necoHsnry to change the piny nightly iib now ndveiitures of Tra cy are made public. The tllflleulty Is to clone the play iu tho Inst act, uh the story Im incomplete, ho It Is urruugod for the nctor representing Sheilff Cud- Iheu to arrest Tracy nfter a hand to hand encounter. This cloning never Htilkes the audience favorably, nud Cudlhee la Jerred and hissed constant ly until the diop of the curtain. This nctlon probably convitly expresses the opinion of the miuliut of tho pur suit of Trac How's This We offer Ono Hundred Dollars lie ward for any caso of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Wo, tho undorslgned, havo known F. J. Cheney for tlio last 1G years, nnd bo- llovo him to be perfectly honorablo In all business transactions, aud finan cially able to carry out any business obligations mado by tholr Arm. West & Truax. Wholosalo Drue. gists, Toledo, O. Waldlng, Klnnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is tnkon Inter nally, acting dlroctly upon the blood and mucous Biirfaccs or tho system. Testimonials sent freo. Prices 7Gc per bottle. Sold by all druggists. II ill's Family Pilla are tho best. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dlnnor you can enjoy from ono of our tender and delicious meats, steaks, lacib or mutton chops, voal cutlots or pork, Our meats nro all cut from tho fattest and nnmestcattle, and wo can 6upply your table with fresh, nntritioue and wholeeomo meats at bod rock prices. E C, CROSS SALEM ORE I'hon 211 Divorces are easily granted In Ore gon, but down in California a suit ror dluirce hns begun In winch one or the grounds given Is that tho husband continually snug "Chippie Oct Your Hntr Cut " Kngene Guard H Mercury and potash ONLY SERVE AS A MASK FOR CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON They hide its repulsive form, and this serpent disease, stupefied by these drugs, lies dormant until the effects have worn off or treatment Is discontinued, when it orraiKs uown me niasl: and become n full r i.r-. .i Z. Mercury nml Potash may dry up the sores and eruptions, but at the lame time they drive the poison back Into the blood and system i iherSt feeds E I6 teiV1Cr tiSSUeS' ",emb "J "en-es. finally "rcak Z outln most disRiutingr sores and even destroying the flesh and bone 1 Mercury nud Potash cannot accomplish a radical and nermanVnt They have a palliative but not curative effect upon 5h Srou, 8n7kr: ike disease. These druRs produce mercurial Rheumatism Strev t Z lft,"a C,7le U'? meiubrane3 of " stomach and bowe SusiSt" mation and dyspepsia nervousnesa and general derangement ; X he v,K ia lll.1 1MtrtAU a. . . r Jim Montaoue Henored. Jnmee J. Montague. wh4 has been dramatic rritJc. and who baa Hrltten the "Note and CoiwweMt" column In the OregUHlHH. has nccepted a uieltlmi on the New York Journal lie Iwvee t HaeumiHg his new duties on August let Mr. Montague Iim w the repu tntlun at beiHg the brightest man Iu "" " w work o the conet. and it Ih recogwuuM of merit thnt he has now beea called to h place oh a Hietrotioll taw uewepH)er Uke the .w York ,, Mr. MoaiHaues friends, who rat-ma hiuohi the other, ever) Hewe Hter whm who knows bim. will rfU In cuMimtuuuiug bltu uuou the . ew he has HtUlued II will,, ate cIhI work for the Journal over his nig ihir.--lrtlud JouruHl. S. S. S. t n Sn.fi rn7- 71 7. ..Vi:Tr """""" ot inc yst' for the r nei. ,11 r X TCf "W"" "i,"l80.n. and Y ontid mr,niV - w-Ii-Ij ,r;.".!fc"u". BU 'luiwciy inrougHout the svsti 4...-J, .w U4Wu uu .mccung every organ und fibre of the bodv S. S. S. destroys the sernent. and Mim.-. every atom of poison from the blood, it makes a thorough and radical cure of the disease, and at tl I IT": . """ ""'"- y '" general Health. S. S S ALL THE WAY PROM RUSSIA. r.a.amry or the 0ar Oentlnue te Come te Portland by the Detent. IteeelMH iNtMigmMU contliMw to ar Hve on nlHtoM every Nortiient Pn.lik Attr train. HHd over 100 wueti HHm Iomhi Uie4r way to AIMna. h (Htwirit or lortjHNd. wIUUh the iwet we. The HeweoMMn MXM. HHd uU We sell the greatest of bleed purl- Hers, Acker's Olood Elixir, under a ww- tire guarantee. It will wre 87h5. lc and otiier bhMM iwlaoiie, if yo have erumioMs or sores oh ytwr bodV ur hm iuil .-w . r ?". TW' what you neL We rehmd wogejli yoH are Hot tuttinei ci v:.': ti Ad mi -."". ."" vwu A Qoed Housekeeoer are of I WW always uee (he beet krea.i BU.i nsniKk aiaBsai mail inuiipv luur uimuh .- t. lath, shiiicliw. sjwh. doom, ldtn.1. ...J I hum buetllx ib.v- ..i .a.-... .. . .:. T" "" nw- "WWle ;,".. v.",.r..v Zj. :: . -e" tukory. and vou win ,. nm ant uivuki.uuu.1 in 1.-1 ....... 1.1. . .. . . - - - -" m mra nun. I mw eueL ee weM carry (heir kumUs hxm 'nm ue eoaehc a u,- mLouUm l rtard UtMi J.Nihuy uhUI Umt r mmmm i i u. stiute wajgH, while th rytU the lab . . , , , contains no minerals of any kind but i a M vegetable remedy and we offer Jt.oco for proof to the con ran" " PUfely .nte us about your case und our physicians w.ll L,n... jrH-'-M " ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i , ; Tm 1 1 1 11 1 ,"i'A. I Journal VotM Contes - FOR - The Most Deserving and Popular Young Lady in Salem. Ui . . .- raving urgest vote will be given a free railrod ticket to . . opor aau reiurn, ami board and free entertainment at the Bay V . . .v uwww w lM0 n,u,8l rw)m Q ,b8 neu(e f()r Ma WMk . , . T . . hiturxUv. AuKHit iaii - ' " o--w .. Vetea ou aecompanylng oeupen will bo reeelveJ at tbU m- ..i J suit of ballot announoed from day to day. re- I JOURNAL Y0TING COUPON WN imtn follow, mr- r 1. . !JlK S9ii Dreltenbush Hot Springe. "( mtt are already at Uilg iwsr reeon m fwM nartUHW vm wiee w t uvso ... . "WM, IWrott. Ok. Oae Vote for Mlss- for one week's free seaside outlnjr at New port. August 16lh. Itmm Itr feHku. .. . - rsaua .. . i'j. t . Hnwiw"5ry..w GambriDos Beer! AND Everybody is welcome at THE NOBLB ALEX CORNOYER ZTlumtnorcM' sv STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE TODAY Harritt & Laoirbncb Old Post Office Grocory. To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts. Tickets nro now on sale nt all South ern Pacific and Corvallls & Eastern It. It. offlces. through to Newport nud Yaqulna at reduced rates. Southern Pacific trains connect with 0 & K. at Albany and Corvnilis. All tickets good for roturn until October 10. 1902 On June 23 the C. & K. trains from Detroit began leaving thoro at C:30 a. in., meeting the Hay train nt Albany at noon, ' Passengers for Dotrolt, Droltenbush and other mountain resorts can leave n3 ! .f ue afternoo. reaching Dotrolt In the evonlnir. Tirka n Sson nifJm lbany t0 Matron nt The Southern Pacific Company have Kts" oTtET d,ltr,p K Shi!v?B UloIr Ilnea ln Oregon to either Newport or Yaqulna, with prlvl SMtnre,t,irn vla elthe'- East or West the C I1?' hur8' Jn aconntion wui turning Monday aValon Sf. Tt fSS? .b8 h I ShotIine amdUNIOKPACIHC DKPAin KOR TIMBSCHEDUtES From fortlanJ, Ur, ARWVI FROM Catcavo 1 )rtlana Salt Lake. Denver. Ft. Special iWorth, Omaha, Kansas .-oo a. m City, fit lrali, Chicago. T a Hunt, and East. mgion Atlantlo Kipreaa 860 p. m. rla Hunt- Ington rates. tim im, " . " "uia'nea as tloa to anv a ii .n Dlt'i.0' nPPHca- or C. & E. agent. -0- Conrlalls&Earieni R.R, Time Card No. 20. No. 2 For Yaqulna leaves Albany ... .,. Arrives YaqulBa '.'."" I No- 1 ruturnlBe: 5 i-eaves YaqmDa . Leaves Corvallls Arrives Albany ... N,-. or. Prelt: rym Aioany .. . .. ..Arrives Detroit H? '' n o. i-nm Detroit- Vii u- " r Detroit Arrives Albany ,?:M a m. , Tralas land 4 arrival -U:05a . e toeAa hriehJ Alhany , P. m. W p. m. p. m. 7:00 a. m. H-'M a, m. 12:18 p ni. 81. Paul Fat Mall 6:15 p. m. Tl Spokane 4.S0 p m RAlt T.ikn. T)nnvAr Ft. I Woith. Omaha. KanMi8:10. Cltr, St. Louli, Chicago u till. Walla Walla, Lewlston, Spokane. Wallace. lull nian, Mluncapolla BU Paul. Duluth.tlllwaukee Chicago, and Kast. 01" 72 " HOURS PORTLAND TO CHICAGO no Cbanf e of Cars n OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland . 1p.m. lw5 : U" two or Parture of S. r ' iife b'ore Train N0 1 train P. ii..;.' eiaeeu m. .." s z ff Xv1 S V; Meet beachir1 to N,wport ' ."' a 'Ssssun Daily except Sundajr 8DP. m. PaturJay 10 P. m, All balling datci subject 10 cnango For "fc an Franelcco Sail every S daya COLOMBIA BIVEIt ToAttorla asd Way Landing. I p.m ci t Baat , WILLAMETTE RIVER , t. Steamer Ruth leaves Salem for Port land and way landings on TueKlayJburi days and Saturdays, about 7 a. m. Corvallls und nay landings, Mondayi. Wedneedaya and Fridays at about P. m. A. L. ORAIQ, M. P. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agt. A8t. O. R. A N. do1 Portland, Ore. 8alem, 0r O. C T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Tues day, Thursday and Sst'dsy at 7 a. iu Ouick Tlmo, Cheap Rates HHfHHfHWWHMHIII IIIIIH4 H. &). ffl?er irtftifo, . -WT6JHs,