The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 30, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"" 4e THE DA1LV JOURNAL, 8ALEM, Otkb&ti, WEDNB6DAY, JULY id, 1962. Parents9 Responsibility Great ill- M.Vt It la Uic ritrht of every chiia to bo woll born, and to the parents it mutst look for ncniui anu hnppincso. How incon ceivably great is the parents' responsibility, and bow important that no taint of dieac is left in the blood is to transmitted to the helpless child, entailing the most nitiablc eulferincr, and marking ita little body with offen sive sores and eruptions, catarrh of ihc nose and throat, weak cyca, glandular swellings, brittle bones, white swelling and deformity. How can parents look upon such little sufferers and not reproach themselves for bringing Bo much misery into the world ? If you have any disease lurking in your Byatejn. how can you expect well developed, healthy children ? Cleanse your own blood and build up your health, and you have not only enlarged your capacity for the enjoyment of the pleasures of life, but have discharged a duty all parents owe to posterity, and made mankind healthier and happier. There is no remedy that so surely reaches decp-scatcd, stubborn blood troubles as 8. 8. S. Jt searches out even Hereditary poisons, and removes every taint from the blood, and builds up the general health. If weaklings are growing up around you, right the wrong by nutunsr them on a course of S. 8. S. at once. It is & purely vegetable medicine, harmless hi its effects, and can be taken by both old and young without fear of any bad results. Write us about your case, and let our physicians advise and help you. Tliis will cost you nothing, and we will also send our book on blood and Skin diseases. THE .SWIFT SV&CIVIC CO.. Atlanta, C. OS1MMflllMMnMrWMmMMIMMMmMMUM iMirtfrArtifasWiTTT1WM JPJLY BOUNOBR Guaranteed to Loop flies off of stock if applied as direolcd. or money roiumled. LlOB KILL,BR that kills Hie lice. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... Feedmen and Scetlmon. 01 Court Street, Snloin, Oi ; HH-H1H I U lllimillH It M-H H-H HH IIIIIIHt MH i ..mum si url. PEOPLE'S DAROAIN HOUSE. I Reckless Slaughter ' icns for Wo'nesdsy imirsaayoniy. or twn ilftvfl tn will offor odd lots, odds and end androtnnnnts Alto odd numbers In hos iery ami unuerwoar at ssorlflco nrlcos. Out tlioy liavo to uo, bo be In time if you want your share, 76o calico wrappors H(5c .16o corsot covers, bargain ICo Ladles' 2.00 whlto skirts beau ties fl.25 4,M laffota illk wnlitu .... (2 50 Bko embroidery 2M In wldo. . . .!o 7)Za twilled crash towolllti(t ,.3Jtfo Ladles' K'o stockings 4o l)5o white bed spreads 05c Ladles' 20o fast black stockings lUo Children's 16o fast black uosa .10a 10a summer underwear Co Sfio summer underwear 12)(jo Mon'sBosox 4o Head on 15a whlto buck llnon totvollUK .So UiKe dotted s wits, yd 7)tfo 122clliieucoloredappll(Uoyd7Ko 8l)o sailor hats, boat llto Ohlldron's 2oo sailor hats ... .15a 351 host suotionnots Ilia Children's ft msdu Up dreaeos 4tlii 15o Hwlas cans ..... Be Ohlldron's 39a ovornlls IDo Man's '15c Ilalbrhrftan undorw'r V5o Man's 30a neckties . . , 15o Mon's 25a suspenders 15o 16o crash hop uloves 5a 5a Valonclennns Isro 2a 200 yard spool thrum! 2a CONSUMPTION tha most dreaded and deadly of all diseases, as well as pneumonia, and all Lung Troubles aro relieved at onco and cured by Acker's English Remedy "the king of all Cough Cures." Cures Coughs and Col do In a day.. 25 cents. Your money back if dissatisfied. Write for free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Drue-gist. THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. DY HOFER BROTHER8. Dally One Year, S4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, 11.00 In Avance. McEVOY BROS., Proprietors. Court Street. Salem. Or iron WHfHIl llllllllll IIIHH i I H 1 1 1 1 M H 1 I I I I n 1 1 1-H.I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Roche Harbor LI mo. Host brands Portland Commit. WOOD; sawed or full length, All kinds of building material, sand, R'avol, Uth, shingles, ole. D. 3. BENTLEY 181-183 Oom'l fit. Phono (101 Main WHAT ARE WE HERE FOR? The above were the words with which Klannngnn, a detonate from Toxns, olftctrlfled n national Hepubll can convention In 1880. The question arises ovury time u newspaper goos under new mnnaKOinont, or Is estab lished. Of all pretenses probably that can bo least satisfactorily explained which In predicated on the statement that the paper Is to be conducted for trio bono fit of the community of Krentest ben efit to the commonwealth. A millionaire might pose as a public benefactor, and publish for free dis tribution n newspaper which no one would read. Utit if he run It as a business entorprlsu to earn dividends or Interest on his capital It would com mand far more- rospeot. Ho It seams to us that to prutond to bo conducting a nuwspapor first of nil to beuoflt others, be It one person or a million porsons, Is a very suicidal or Iiihuiic) proposition. The Journal advocates coitnln pub lic pollrlos with nil the energy nt Its command, but It doas It because It bo llevori there Is urgent need for a nows papor In Orogon to do Just that vory thine, and bocauso It will Intercut more pooplo to buy Tho Journal than any other policy In other words, Tim Jour unt seeks to supply an existing de mand, or even create a demand for that which It Is prepared to supply, and thereby buneflt ourselves and the community In Kenoral. THEY BEG TO - DIFFER Supt. Lee and Warden Janes Are Not Agreed On Settlement of Reward for Merrill's Body A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our tender and delicious meats, steaks, lamb or mutton chops, veal cutlets or fork, Our meats are all cut from tho fattest and onraostcattlo, and wo can supply your table with fresh, nutritious and wholesome meats at bod rock prices. E, C, CR05S&SALEM OKB Phon 201 mm i mi 1 1 hi ii ii i r r GambriDcis Beer! CREATINQ MORE DIQ RESERVES, The farce of sottltiK apart six thou sand uiIIoh of forest reserve In Ore gon is announced without further com ment from Washington. Geological surveys, Irrigation schemes, wagon road hind grants, lieu laud scholium and railroad land grant frauds all lurk behind the forest re servo Hwludlo. It Is today the great breeding ground of civil service olllclnllsm where tho overproduction of cottage gradtiatM In worked off on tho people for life Jobs. In Oregon one corporation hits taken 100.000 aeros of tho pmipln's finest timber hinds under the guise or for cot reserve legislation. The forest reserves uro an Kiiropenu Invention, a mild iiiimo for a game pre serve on which to multiply nlllclallsm, with which the land Is swarming In every direction. Like the lice and frogs (led sent as a plague on tho HgyptluiiH, the multi plication of ofllelallsm goes on. What la worse, the public lauds are stolen and sequestered from the thou sands who used homes, and who would protect the forest against fires. The lCiiropenulaatlou of America will not oease until the country Is on tho verge of n iHilltlen) revolution If not over the verge. Oregon Is sowing the seed that will result In n bloody harvest all over this nation some day. Tlioro is a difference of opinion bo tween Suporlntondent J. D. Lee nnd First Warden J. T. Janes, of the stato penitentiary, as to the torms of settle ment that should be adopted In adjust ing the claim of Mrs, Mary Waggoner, of Chehalls, Wash., for the return to the Oregon officials of the body of tho convict, Merrill. In fact the dlfferonoo of opinion Is of the most pronounced nature. Huporlntondont Leo has gone on rocord as being opposed to the payment of the reward, or any part thereof In oxcoss of the sum of (300 for tho reimbursement of Mrs. Wag goner for her actual expenses. On tho contrary, Warden Janes takes tho po sition that the entire reward of fl600 should bo (laid to Mrs. Waggoner with out furthor controversy. In discussing the subject with n Journal representative, Warden Jnnos said: "Since there Is not doubt but that tho recovered romalns Is tho body of Merrill there should not be the slightest hesitation on the part of the state In the prompt paymont to Mrs. Waggoner of tho entlro amount named In tho reward. Tho state can not afford to bo niggardly In this mat ter, because of tho unpleasant reputa lion It will receive, In fact has nl ready received throughout the conn try In relation to Its trontmont of tho criminal class, Tho effect on the dls eipnnu oi urn peniienunry mat re sulted In the return to the Institution and the burial of the remains of one of the escaped dosporadooe has In Itself been worth moro than tho amount of the reward. There Is a sec ond and even greater reason why tho reward should bo paid Mrs. Waggon er the failure of the state of Oregon to promptly and liberally reward the return of Merrill's body tins discour aged tunny who have been pursuing Tracy, and the result Is that largo numbers have entirely abandoned the smirch for the remaining bandit, since the hope of adequate reward tins been largely removed by the state's tardy action In the consideration of the claim presented for the return of Mor rill's body. Honco, for two distinct reasons, I think Mrs. Waggonor Is on titled to the full reward. First, bo- cause she returned Merrill's body, nnd because of tho beneficial effect result ing In tho general dlsclplluo of the In stitution; secondly, for tho reason that by Its action In tho matter the state Is retarding the search for Tracy. I do not wish to he understood as particu larly criticising tho Judgment of my superiors, hut at tho same time I have my own opinion, and I do not hestltate to express myself In the matter." EVERY PERSON Buffers from Stomach complaints or constipated bowelsatsome time. Neglect tho matter and they may become chronic. Take liosUtter's Stomach Hitters at the first symptom and avoid unnecessary suffering. It will tone tip l.e stomach nnd bowels, restore the appetite, purify the blood end Abio- luHy cure Sick Headache. Dizziness. Indigestion and Dyspepsia, a few dote will couvlare you of its value. For Sale by Diwzlsts. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS- f 111! HI Hi H to get a gun as quickly as ho could do so and get into action with it. Mr, Janes' statement, togethor with othor circumstances, would indicate that at the penitentiary at Salem there must be something back of the whole Mer rill and Tracy escape that tho officials at the prison do not care to have como out. The query arises, "Is the gover nor of Oregon In on the deal?" While It will not be denlod that there Is serious need of reform In the management of the Oregon state pon Itcntlary, still the above editorial doos an Injustice to both Governor Oeor and Warden Janes. Tho action of Warden Janes, on the morning of tho escape of Tracy and Merrill, needs no defence. The foregoing was wrltton without n knowledge of tho facts In tho case. Those conversant with tho ac tual conditions on that morning know that Warden Jnnos was on tho grounds promptly, and personally directed the guarding of tho othor prisoners, nnd probably provontod a wholesalo deliv ery, since for a few minutes following the sensation oscnpo of tho two con victs and tho killing of tho three guards, the walls of the onclosuro wore very poorly guarded, and In fact there was nothing to provent mnny of the men from going also.. Harry Wright Heard From. Reports from what aro considered reliable authority aro .that Harry Wright, the ux-convlct, suspected of having nsslsted Tracy und Merrill In making their oscnpo from tho peulton tlnry, and for whom a reward of $G()0 Is offered, Is In hiding In tho Wolf Creek country, 8fi mllos east of Ku gem lit formerly lived In that vi cinity. Two men snw lilm pass along the road n week ago. Bia f nlriiii sss Oregon Blue Ribbon TAT I Salem, Sept. 15th-20tli, 1902 1 Will Be Bigger and Better Than Ever. CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING Send for Pemium List. "W. H. Wehruiur, ffl. D. YVisaom, !! Pres., Killsboro, Or. Sec, Portland. i La.1 mill 1H HHWWWWHWWttHl pOLLMAjM CHERRY SBBDBR setoteTlMesnits ': ottos. I ch R. M. Zl v 'HIS perfect Cherry Seeder does not crtien tno cnerry or t-auor nny los oi juice; b practical mnrliltiR for large, small or Cal ifornia cherries. Tho Beed extracting knile drives tho feed into ono diah and actually throws the cherry into another. The marks of the knife can scarcely be soon on tho seeded fruit. It seeds from 20 to 30 quarts per hour. Kctall price, 85 cunts. BHRIBIRIIIIIMBUIBBIIIIUI n ifimn TOURIST CARS TO THE EAST People who aro not for elyle but who aro for comfort, cay Burlington totirlstslosp lag cars aro just the thing. Tourist cars aro first-class iu everything but uamo. and aro great mnncr Fure. Ifyougoeael ia tie Uur lington ltoutc ihiough Denver, or Billings you are sure of the tourist car Eorvico. Aal: about it. A C SHELDON, General Aet 100 Third Street, Portland, Ore. N M a m 1 M ti M n H M 0 M M m H H HI N M H a m n m M M m BBB1HBIIBMBBBMBBIHIHUIIH AMD OREGIIN SliOHTllNE UNION PACIFIC WADE & CO. Acker's Blood Elixir positively Cures Chronic Ulood Polsonlne and nil Scrofulous affections. At all times a matchless aystem tonic and purlflor. Money refunded If you aro not satis fied GOc. and 91.00. D. J. Fry, Drug, gist. The street enr company today took the initial steps towards the consoll dHtlon of Its two state street linos In to' a three rail system. AND Everybody is welcome at THE NOBLB AIRY mPWOVCP Oor.Btato and Commercial. 'Phone, Main HI. Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday Four more day a In which to buy anything In 'our carpet stock at 2-9 Per Cent Discount JOURNAL X.RAY8. Balsm's pretty Hlrla are not all ror Kottou In the Journal's seaside vdIIuk contest. And how the OrewiHlan kleks alHiut the MuKt)H Divinity sehtKil, "w the wl of tne University eamHta.H It say this "Is not rlht, and should net We tolerated." Now let the IlihjtMM Holster wtll llarvwy Sttt Ihaii. Idl alio awl a liar. A uhncrlbtH' to tk wHkly, owlNg 13 years' HiihftcrintloM, hits hail the papar marked "nfwd" without IIhhI- dotlHK These are days ot Icy mid roHiparwd with the future of such peo ple, says tha Alba Hi Democrat. The uuenttoH Rrl: oMHht not a puUlhther who nlv II years' erwtlt lomt H)ry mnI of It. Hd be UMtl to pay a Mm In the bargalNf The House Furnishing Co. gtt Oom'l st wxt to Post otllcc. Stores at Halem and AlUny jWfejBBwZ (iPKij JEvPidttBjMH3pBBflBjM Vri4MKfvV34MB9dUPi' lwllt UmwH. a real s-tuttt Hian of Cripple Ortwk. Oo4o.. aeeidMtall- stiut ami killed Marlon Hurt, ttf the same and At Easter Time I fthvu the bulldliiK huslneta' will be in full awtug. II jrou haven't glvn youi orders for your lumber requlremenis it Mill pay you to get estimates Iron. Uoodalo Lumber Co., for any and alt kinds of lumber for out or iustde work lath, ahlufilet, aash, deere, blinds and overythlntt uvWed Iu tbli Una. town, at thtalr cawp oh Mad utk. six wthM from her. The two had Wmm prpeUaK for Mvoral wwkt. Uom Mairtlawa. a MmtcaM a4iep hordw. was ateot aad M1M Hear (W prtoH. Wyu.. by M. A. Rtotp, u wir. potior kHow h as 'OaMfonOa Hod." Ah othor harder was tdwt at, out oscopod Injury. The folhiwhiK editorial iwiragraph Is from a vnlloy oxrhanwe, and Is a fair sample of the sentiment throuuli- out the stnto In the matter of the jmy- ment of n rewnrtl for the return of Men Ill's bedy: "Mrs. WnKHonor, who found the body of Merrill, will Iw diill the price set for Merrill's ImhI)-. dead or alive, and will have to apply to the courts. Public safety demanded the apprehension of Merrill, hence the price wus placed uihui him. If Mrs. Vnnsjoner had klllod him there would have been no doubt of the legitimacy of her claim, nnd, us It Is. all that th. publlo care to know, Is that Merrill la dead, ami. Mr. WamoHer haWiig dosii the one to satisfy this d.-umnd, shotild have the reward." Tho followlim Ut tkH frmw the !. NuKKet, of Chohalkt, Waoliiugton . OroRun'a couroo la the pursuit of Tracy la not to the crodlt of that ttt Wo believe that thoir piun of rhsulUK Tracy and Merrill outside thvlr lluilu and thon iiHlttlHR the pursuit Is a cou dIUuH of which tha pooplo of a rich state like our HotRhbor should h ashaiaod. Tho very oafoty of the po- pio was moHaootl In iiorwltting Mer rill aHd Tracy to oscapo from tk PHoou. awl they should w ln tahoH 4od or alive ooforo Kutng 6o mllos. and thoir oudloo roturnod to the poMltoHtiar)'. as hh oUJort looouo to other. Thoro mmoI bo sowoUtiag rod Ically wruHg aooat Uto cootrol of that prtsoa. Tho UHOOccoaafol outbroak pasood as ap ovoryJay ocvurroor ho iHvooUmatkM kao Imu k..t IjaHsHBflBBBBKLBW !), jMrSfyoflHlBBolo m " r f "-v .AojiHBWSs W't'. Dry Goods Sale Having purchased the Mook of tho Ladies' Uaraar nt a ha'nln, we have moved th goodi into our store to be sold at reduced prices. Get your gooda at wboleialo coat. 500 Shirt Waists at Cost. 250 Underskirts at Cost. 150 Wrappers at Cost. 350 Corsets at Cost. Hosiery, Miul'i Underwear, VellingB, Kibboii", Handkerchiefs, Hebo Sup porters, all to be had at wholesale cost. Greenbaunfs Dry Goods Store Next Door to the Postofllce. ; There was a cry in the itrcets. People rushed from their doom and strained their eyes on the struggling balloonltt fighting for life. Kcu the poor, pant ing sufferer in the sick room waa for irottcn while the fura. ily gasnl Urrathleta at thla strange trajiody of the air. Then they went hack to the stck room to tell of the terrible stnijale for life they had jiut witnessed. It did not occur to them that under their very eye a more terrible, more pathetic struggle was going on daily. There can be nothing more nitifnl A Loying, Dainty Wife W than the niaVrs ugainst atmggtc the dli ueaae. more pitiful consuuiptir The grcatefct Llksstoies her huobaud arrayed In immaculate liaun. We can cite mnny casei ol wher wives in aitt on tending their our laundry, and Stadia ood judges ol how'.tl laundry work shsuldWt done, and know a good thing when they res it. Salem Steam Laundry ujiunsi. j. olmbtbu, ruomuTOH. DOnODS D. OLMBTID, UQR. Phone -111 230 Liberty Btret t Xmf Large Supply Of Late Duke Cherries AT- help in thla struggle ia gained by the u&c of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery. It curea obstinate coughs, wwdt and bleeding lungs, emaciation, and other ailments which if neglected or uiukiltfully treated find a fatal termina tion in consumption. -in iwirw my aauf nitre wtt (ufmtnr oa Wftttll m bvih ami uinrr ywiam OI aunioi lutur write Ktr louph 11 Kcpermn, of Harftm tortHK. IrIU Co N C "I promUlr g rr hi IH K V Wrc iCoWn Wtdkml WicvTirr wMh idtlfytn uKrrt, n the ouw cnJi-r lorlltm lMl(h. ThU Ulna true. I htrty liHitUjr mlore your ranildnr. Accept ni substitute for "Golden Med ical IMjcove ry." There ia nothing N juet as good" lor diseasea of the atocnath, blood nnd lungs. Ik. llw 'a Pleasant PelleU assist tbf ocion n the "Discovery." Harritt St Laqjrencf Old Post Office Grocery. - Eczema y.ytjjx?? " " ,ub. . Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Pats'r. diot. Phous m drUsaoJ kniImI psopls caU It ttter, mtlk orust or Ths saffcjrlnf from It Is sometimes te Uwy iulllt, Vut cuiel orv. It prOMwdS rrOBl hBnun lnl.rll1 I -, , ... v. ..v- s j iwhiii uaiu lix bare tvu rrmeved. Hood's Sarsaparilla rUlT!y remevM ttwai, ass radUuMy sail wwaBently surtd tm worst Mies, a-j I Without OB eoui) iar M ahi.uL.,. QIIHIWH. JlWP.PIUU Should sack a thlH happoM Id our owa otato It would Hot bo t hours t hwo tho hoad of tho iHoUtottoo would ho soopoHdod. potMtlHC an lavwtt ttoa of tho atMir. Xowo omo moot haw a good-oisod trait down thoro at asiom with tho oJttr rf ooo T. T. Door, oov raor uml nuHlsvfH poUtWiao. U the woow or dtokalto a fow day ir. WanloM JaHoa. of Uo SaIosm ptiooo. toid a rowpaH' of woU-koowa rlUaoos that ho stood wiihtH a fow foot oi wfcoro Tracy aad MorHU woro phshoIom col load into Uo Kwardo; that h stood thoro and hoyot turood ovor hi Usa4 to no to tho roswwax a bo waa armod with aothiH woro thua a tooth PH (t wohM ooow as If thoro aro a sot of mm Atmm Satom pott who ar WttlHK a wood MR la Uo way of Ml artos a( (ho opoH4 of tho irjpplu mm w)m uu m oMimm- oao- or ai onoo. u soohm Uat M. Netlse of Intention to Improve and Call for Bids. Notice la heroby givon that It la tho (HtoHttoM of Uo city of Salem. Oregon. to Improve Uo alloy running north aHd sooU through Mock No. 88, of Salem. Orogoa, hy coHstroctlng there- tit a latoral sow or. ootwooa Marlon tiKd DivlsloH suoota. In sM city. uv W Uo plans and KHootKoatioiwi mow m Mo. aod auhjort to tsMporUoa. Ik Uo oMco of Uo city rorofdor of said otty. at Uo city halt And btdo for Uo romiohiHc of laoor and watortaU. aHd Uo dolt of Uo work. Hocosoary hi n nwniHcuaa w sam sowor, ac- ooMUg to Uo plana aod spoclicottons aftorooatd. aro horoby collod fw. aHd will oo nwotvod nod itod by Ue oa doroliood. at Uo city hall, up t oaaU torludlB too awMtr of I o'cloek p. w, Uo kth dsgr of Amsjow. IMI Tho bMs IW io Uta roswociloti Moot oo. oaca H4 ail. acwMuaKiod hi a corU od t-horh 1st Uo sota of 14 por coat! af Uo (Ml soot of Uo hid offorod. and Uo cit- of Salons rosorvos Uo rtttht t rojoet anj- and all oMa offorod U HwrouAHOo to this Hotioo aHd caU ua4 Ih nttotfAH to Ula lotpfox-osHoat. Dooo by onlor of Uo cowshsmi csmorll, this Sth day of Jul ISoJL K. J. JUtUH. The Fountain of Youth And vigor that has been sought for eo eajorly could b found iu Balem beer. Ths beat way to lemain young is to keep up your constitutional strength with a good, pure and luviforating beer like that brewed by ths Capital Brew ery. In hot weather it is both food and drink, and is always palatable. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M, Beck, Proprietor. -Ml II I II II IIIIIIIHMII .,,,.,,,,,, m W II I I u is. : ! Journal Voting Contest? - FOR - The Most Deserving and Popular Young Lady in Salem. o . o - One receivlBg Jsrgajt vote will be eivoo . i,. .. . .... Newport and return, snd board sad free eaert.iooot at tho Bay vL Haul arm, hniM i ti.. a. ... . .. . . " ay lew '" "" u" feoai in mo boace for i DK 'AIIT FOR C'OlcaKO I'ortlaud Bpvclsl 9.-00 ft. m via Hunt ington "AUaiitle" ExprcM 8 60 p. m via Hunt- lUKton t?Vau"" Fut Mall 6:15 p. in, Spokano T1MG SCIIEDUIE3 From IHinlnnd, Or, ARRIVK FROM flnlt lAkc. Donvpr. Ft, Worth, Omaha, Kama City, Ht. Lou In, Chicago ami itwi Salt Lake, Denver F. Worth, Omaha, Kaiwaa City, H, Louts, Chicago and F. '., VaTla Wallari)owlston7 Hpokwio, Wallace, l'ull ntan, Mlnnoannlls St. l'aul. Dulutli.Mllwatikeo ChlCAjjo, and Kaat, 4.80 p m 8:1'). in 72 " HOURS w PORTLAND TO CHICAGO o Chanie of Cars 72 OCCAM AND MVER SCHEDULE From Portland' 8 p. m Dally eiccpt flutiilay 8 p ui Catunlay 10 p. m, All wiling dates subject 10 cnango Korean K;anclK Hall OTcry 5 days COLUMBIA RIVKR ToAitorla and Way lAUdlnxs. 4 p. in 4 II. ta ox. Hutu nnd i WILUMETTE RIVER fateamer Ituth loaves Hnlotn for Port land and way landings on Tuesday ,Thur s ilays and Saturdays, nbout 7 a. in. For Corvallla nJ wHy Inndinija, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays nt about 6 p. m. A. L. CRAIG, M. P. BALDWIN, Gen. Pas. Agt. Agt. O. It. & N. dock Portland, Ore. Salem, Or O. C, T, Co's PASSEMCER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Tuos- day.TlmredByand Sat'day nt 7 a. m QuickTime, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade at. M. P. BALDWIN, Alt. Corvlalis&.Eastern R.R 20. .12:45 p. m. . 1:50 p. in. . G:35 p. m. . 7:00 a. m. ....11:30 a. in. t I 1 OMA ttMllr t..-t. T Saturday, Ansuat 16tb. -Bwi,g t Votoaon .wonipsnylngeoupen will bo olveJ at U,m ok. lrJ . suit of ballot annonneed froa day to day-. le- I JOURNAL VOTING COUPON Oae Vote for Mlss for ona celt's free seaside outlos at Ne port. August 16th. Time Card No, No. 2 For Ynqulna. Leaves Albany Leave Corvallls .... Arrives Ynqulna No. 1 Returning: Leaves Ynqulna Leaves Corvallla A rr-lvac Alt. -... - . .".... "luuiiy i:i& 11 in. No. 3 For Detreit: - Leaves Albany 1:00 p. m. Arrives Detroit ... n-4R m No. 4 From Detreit: ' Loaves Detroit C:30 a. m. Trnf,AUT? 11 :05 a. in. tinM" and.4 nrrlve ln A,unny " SSum. t?nnect Wl,t.h th9 B- p- 8"uth bound train, as well ns giving two or mMn h0?rS ln Albnny before do 1 Tn iS 0Pl north hom fain. P tm ln n? C0,n,nect With thO S. LT"1 Corvallls and Albany glv SeSrKo.!06 10 New,,ort A tt(l- otho? oUni.iD'lro,t- nritenbiish and XToF n m rJ8 UaV6S A,bany SomZn ph,efter th? arrivaI ot the aTp. ,"' ' reacn,nB Detrolt at For further Information apply to T t... ..... HDWIN STONE. ii ii A ' 78,ai- Albany. Manager. ?1 H nrnnlao. Agent. Cnrrallia ' To the seaside and Mountain Resorts. ern p.V "W " M,e at a Soi'th R n si RUd Crva,1,B & tern yJoi- "" tl,rOUgh to NewPrt an lS,nR,"re,UCed,s- Southern Is 11 trains connoct with O & E. ioca 'y .aBd CorV8,,Ul- A" tickets lietrolt Al '," ? & E- trains from at aooiL Uay tra,n at A'haay WvSFZJi"- nrUenbush Albany taJ ,!.'V0rt8 can l9ftve rtroit a VtU' i ttrBOO- rans on au fw,-. r:"""s- ncaets aro SL61 J!" l cm --- m AiiMnv m llAtsvalO m msa r .?.. "w SII, Oi rotum until rwX,. 'or rtu ,Z:MU.a at W-. good PHvtlosi. 7 :".r Jth. with bu. 7 ..T . w Tk"."1 ty, train at any point Ths Sootb.M. nL.,.. aow on saU kJ.j . . . ""Hpany have U ooteCrad,f ' ticheu from all Wisr KowsS?' 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