The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 31, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWjjSSBjbKmflisS t HS DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, tfflgtSON, THURSDAY, JULY H, ttttL SSSWVa r B L, dooi everything that a good laundry Boap ought to do. It "hunts" dirt and finds It. It whiten clothes without Injuring them. It MWM time which Is good. It savor) labor which in better. It's good after it's gone wo give premiums for tho wrappers. 8AVK DIAMOND "0" WRAPPERS-Wit rudffin them for nil rotts of uirfaj ! atlraeilw artmi. Illuiitrated lioak howlnc orrr smo nmulams elron for wrappus , tent on request. A poital will brine It. Premium Dcpt The Cudahy Packing Co,, So. Omihi, Nel. FL,Y BOUNCER Guaranteed to keop tiles off of stock if applied ai directed, or money roiunded. LlOB KILLER that kills the lice. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... Feedmen and Soodmon. 91 Court Stroot, Salem, Of ; ;l II 1 1 1 HI 1 1 M MIH H I II hiiuhiihi iiiiih nun-t-H- ! ...CHICAGO S I OKb... PEOPLE'S BAROAIN HOUSE. I Reckless Slaughter Of p'lcos for VYo'notday anil Thursday only. For tlioiu two ilnvi wn will offer odd lots, odd and endf and romnanlB Also odd numbers In hos- lory and nnderwoar at sncrlflco prices. Out thoy havo to un, so bo In tlma if you want your iharo. 76c calico wrappors 35o S6o corset covers, baritalu . . .15c Ladlos' (3 00 whlto skirts beau ties :.... 11,25 $4.M) taffeta silk waists .... 2 60 AH embroldory 2) In wldo . He 7jc twilled crash towelling . .3)(i0 Ladles' 10c stocKings In OOo white bod spreads i)Go Ladles' 20o fast black slookings 10c Children's 15o fast black hoao.,10e lOo sutnnior underwear fie 25a summor undorwear . . . 12MU Men's 8o box.. ., 4o Road on IGo whlto buck lluon towollng. .Oo l-'Jo dotted nwlas. yd. 7Ho l!ielluon colored apptliU(iyd7)Sc !IU(i Bailor hats, best. , luo Ohlldrcii's So sailor hats . . . .Ifio 35 1 best stinbonnats 10c Oldldron's f I rnado up dresses 41)! lie Bwlas osns 5c Ohlldron's 30c overalls 10o Men's I Co IlnlbritiKan tiudorw'r Vio Men's 30o neckties Men's !!0o iuiiuuilurs. . 16o crash hop gloves . 5o Valonclonmi lsco . . , 200 yard apaoTlhreail ., Ifle 15o .5o 2j .2o fllcEVOY BROS., Proprietors. Court Street. Salem. Oregon iillllllliillllllllililllllil Ml in li li i ii hi iiini CONSUMPTION tho most dreaded and deadly of all diseases, as well an pneumonia, and nil Lung Troubled aro relieved at once and cured by Acker's English Remedy "tho hlng of all Cough Cures." Curea Coughs nnd Colds in a day.. 25 conts. Your money back If dissatisfied. Write for froo sample. W. II. Hooker & Co., Uuffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Druggist. THE DAILY JOURNAL 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, 50 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. WHOI AND BSALE RETAIL Kooho Harbor Lime. Heat brands Portland Oeiueiit. WOOD; sawed or full length, All kinds of building material, ilcI, g'avel, lath, shingles, etc. D. 3 181-183 Com'" Ht. BBNTL BY Phono U01 Main A Juicy Morse! for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our tender and delicious meats, steaks, lamb or mutton chops, veal cutloU or pork, Oor meats aro all out from tho fattest and nrimeatcattlo, and wo can supply your tablo with frosh, nutritious and wholesome moats at bod rock prices. B, C, CSOSS.SALBM ORB Phon SOI fas S " XT"" EJ -- tMF'HiataayFa $a .aaay GambriDas Beer! WHY 8ALEM HAS NO BALL TEAM. Salem has no bnll team this year, and probably will have no football team this year The Journal believes there la a reason for this, and that It Is a mutter of public Interest. Lot us try to ascertain the cans. It Is not creditable that the Capital City neglect the national game, to the extent that thero Is not even a second or third-class nine. It Is more dlsired- (table If we know the cause, tint do not remove IL One principal cause why there Is such a disappearance of tho baseball fervor among our young people Is be- cause tho public schools do not carry their classes of boys and girls along to the time of life when players are mnile. In o nly one school Is anything above the eighth grade taught. Thero are four years between that and tho col lege work proper, nnd only a fow boyH have tho time out of school to pay at tention to baseball mid football. Tho public schools graduating only children hi short clothes, our college nnd normal schools are filled up with young children In whom the spirit of athletic sport Is not developed. Hnlom may do bettor In thin respect In the future, hut not until tho public school grades aro built up. Tho new city superintendent Is a friend of nth lotlc Hports, nnd may develop an Inter im t In these mntterH. thing to npprovo it must he awfully i good. In their lettor rovlewlng the con duct of public affairs they commend the treatment by President Raose velt of the Smith court-martial, as tondlng to correct tho tondoncy of mi porlor officers to overlook their Infe riors. They applaud tho president's Bontl- ments nM calculated to bo a moral chock over any acts of an Improper charactor by subordinates, Instond of tho too frequent practice of Justifying excossefl of authority. Whllo thoy find much to condemn, it Is a hopeful sign that they find one action of tho president to applaud. It shows a disposition to recognlzo what Is right In a political opponent, to hnr motilzn for essentials. Captious and swooping criticisms of )98s89cea9efl8eafie9c$a Journal Saturday Features NOMINATINQ BY BRUTE FORCE. In the twelfth Texns oongrosslonnl district, under the delegnto system. 0071 ballots were tnkan In the nomi nating convention without result. Then the deadlocked fruitions ad journed to uuiet at another place Sep tember llli. When the convention menta to iinni Innto'ii ronKrHMMinau some kind of n deal founded on distribution of olll cos, reaching Into the future nominat ing convention, will have been ar ranged. It may be it corrutil hamuli!. The Journal wishes to point out that under direct nomination no such deals and bargains would be possible to ex ecule between the mniinKn of parti san factious. Where all (lie people In a party nominate deals are off. Wearing out a convention by taking thousands of ballots Is nomination by brute force, or In the end by chican ery nnd trlcker-. What kind or nn educational lulluence does tlii.t exert on the people, and the politicians? A direct nomination primary elec tion within the Kiity. conducted with nil the formality unit safeguards of the Ausliallan ballot, would train the people In wise discrimination between nsplrautM for nomination. It would be nomination by the ag gregate Intelligence, miliar than by tho consolidated cunning, rapacity nnd orgunlxed appetite or the fw who manage politics. Direct nomination by the iwople would free iHiugreafliueu froin being bargained, sold and delivered In ad vance by the poetolllce and imlromiHe hucksterti AND Everybody is welcome at THE NOBLB AT HY POPrwYVHPD Uo. Btato and Commercial. 'Phone, Main 81. Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday Four more days in which to buy anything in our carpet stock at 20 Per Cent Discount The House Furnishing Co. QETTINQ INTO HARMONY. The niitMiitporiitlhtU ordinarily tint! nothing In the administration to up prove In lu conduct of the govern nient uf the 1'hUlpplntm. It ohh In sahL Hint when tlitw critics llnd mui A CITY EDITOR Next Saturday the double Journal will contain several fea tures of great Interest. Watch for and read them. They will be the best thing of their kind. First and foremost there will be an ably written description of the Mazama trip up Mt. Ad ams, prepared by Governor T. T. Geer, by special request. It Is in his best style, and a superb report of his trip. There will be another artlclo by "Young Republican." This series Is attracting wide atten tion among Republicans, and especially among the younger element In the party. They are well written, and take a new and advanced view of political life. Then there will a bo lively seaside letter, wide-awake edi torials and a vast dlsh-up of up-to-date news and gossip of rare interest. The Journal's Satur day's Issues are in great de mand, and every effort Is being made 'to keep them up to the standard during the warm sum mer months. ttM99sroac)flev everything done by thoso with whom we have set out to dlsnurce Is so cue tonmry that ndherenco to the truth and facts, even though they do not lit our theory, Is nu ngrccahle exception. The spirit and desire to get Into harmony with what Is right, wherever wo may discover It, will bring great satisfaction to those who follow Hint phllimophy In public affairs. It will bilng about an eta of greater things, o ABOUT MACARONI. Siecietury Wilson, of the department or agriculture, mnkoH the statement that the Ameiicaii people consume ltO.ouo.oiMi worth or macaroni a cur and that most of It Is Imported This may he due, hut for mnn years macaroni has been extensively inunurHctured In this country, mid ex teuslvely consumed. A 10 pound bo cuii lit iHiuglit In almost an) t It) mar ket for 00 cunts. The theory that we, cannot maUi macaroni In this country, hcuuxt u do not grow mucin out wheat, miiht Ik liiromiKituble, If our erneker fattorh are making It by the ton from Aim rl can Hour. There Is a large macaroni fiu tor) at Portland. Yeimlcelll mid sptifclu tti are also made on a large sialc nnd sold at the seme price. They an- .i iwhilnhlw ami very nutritious rodx simple to cook, and very ihs to ill geet. The deiHirtment of agriculture som' years ago made extensive experiment to nacwrtnlH In what form whnut Hour tould he converted Into the cheapest and most nutritious fowl. An elaborate report, full or etatis tics, and unintelligible scleutllk- tech nlcallties. whs published, that few per sons ver saw or rtl. and the sum and HtilwtHHce whs that noodles or macaroni whs the beet article of Horn food chwtHMt and VMSleet digested The goerHWSt solaotHly dlt red ami aecrtHlNd what every house lf- Ih 18m rope knew, and had been d.-m oNstrntlug ail her life. GONE TO HER REST Mrs. T. L. Davidson Passed Away Wednesday Evening Mary Susan, wife of Judge T. L. Davidson, or Mornlngsido, died at 0:30 o'clock Wednesday evening, at tho home of hor sister, Mrs. John II, Wil son, nt No -J62 Stato street. Death came nftor an olght-weoks' serious 111 nps. resulting from a complication of bowel and stomach troubles. During the last four weeks uf her Illness Mrs. Davidson was faithfully attended by Mrs HI la I), McDowell, of Han Jose, nnd Mrs. S. V. tlnrrlgues, of Heppner, nnd Mrs. J. II. Wilson, of this city, three of her sisters. The deceased was a native, of Shel by county, Missouri, where she was born March 21, 1851, nnd nt her death was 51 years, 1 months and 9 days of age She emigrated to Oregon In 181, 1 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Melson, and located In Marlon county. On July C, 1800, she wns married to Judge T. L. Davidson, and the union was blessed with three children, only one of whom, a son, T. L. Davidson, Jr., survives the mother. After Iht marrlago Mrs. Davidson and her husband lived on their largo and finely Improved farm at Mornlngsido, until her lllnoss necessitated bringing her to Salem for treatment.. Sho was a devout Christian woman, and was for lo years a mombor of tho Metho dist Kplscopnl church. About throo months ago sho was takon to Califor nia, lu hopes that a change or climate and scenery might prove benoflclal to her health, but sho failed to Improve, nnd wns brought homo. Although she suffered Intonsa pain during hor last illness, she bore nit with remarkable fortitude In addition to tho boroaved husband nud son, the decensed leaves five sis ters and one biother, viz: Mrs. L. II. Plants, Milton, Ore.; Mrs. T. II. Wil son, Palo Alto, Cut.; Mrs. S. P. Oarrl gues, Heppner, Or.; Mrs. Kiln Mc Dowell. 8an Jose, Cat.; Mrs. J. II. Wil son and J. A. Melson, both of this city Funeral services will bo conducted at the home of Mrs. Wilson, on Kant State stiect, Ht 2 o'clock Friday after noon. Itev. John Parsons, of the First Methodist church, will olllclnte, and Initial will take place In the family lot lu Ituinl cemetery. 4lllll(Hnililllll Oregon Blue Ribbon ...STATE FA ..iixi. I nnhsannaKMH3BHH9UHaaMHBl m4414tW--"-"TT"4: B- B i BBI II Salem, Sept. 15th-20th, 1902 I Will Be Bigger and Better Than Ever. CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING Send for Pemium List. W. H. Wehrumr, M. u. Wisaom, Pres., Hillsboro, Or. Sec , Portland. Til I 1 1 M 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 pOLLMA CHERRY SBBDBR N Isccdco Chcrrics ' I eteos. & Zl too mm Rxenite is as bed nn too little for the glowing girl Itisver) oaay for her to outdo, and this Is cnih-clttlfy dangerous it that critical purled of a joung girl's life when she crotes the line of woman hood. It is not an uncommon thing to lay the foundation for vears of after inihery by neglect of necessary precau tions at the first "change of life." The ums of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prrtcrintlou not only estublunes regular ity, but It gives health to the entire womanly organism. It is the best medi cine for diseases pcuillar to women IiecauK it cures the causes of diseatc completely and per manently "Favorite Prescrip tion" contains no alcohol, neither opium, cocaine nor un other narcotic. It cannot dlnagrce with the most deli cate constitution. Tor tmmtor of monlli I HifTrrrtl with awwttr lioublr " wrftr Mt. Akiim Mtt-wur , uf ill, Hnk SOrrl Vhlu,itoM II C "Jtllr.1 vai-iou ivMiwIln, but WHir mhU tu tlu mc y nanHt mI The Uuclora ui.1 It was the w. nt oTlHlrfHal IruHWr they crcr hail I tr.-UWd to write tu you for hrlu, I rrvrtvnt a riv ttmmniftiiK rvply awl cowtmrtKnl trral I H4l Hot uwit vmK Iwhkc I li 'llIS perfect Cherry Seeder doea not crueli tne cnerry or cause any Ions of Juice; a practical tnachino for large, small or Cal ifornia cherrioe. The eeed extracting knite drives tho feed into one dish nnd actually throws tho cherry Into another. Tim marks of the knife can scarcelv bo eceu on tho seeded fruit. It seeds from 2U to Ii0 quarts per hour. Retail prico, 85 cents. R. M. WADE & CO. M Dry Goods Sale Having purchased tho Mock of tho Ladles' Uazutr at a Im'galn, wo liave moved the goods Into our atoro to be sold at reduced prices. Got your goods at wholesale cost. 500 Shirt Waists at Cost. 250 Underskirts at Cost. 150 Wrappers at Cost. 350 Corsets at Cost. Hosiery, Muslin Underwear, Veilings, Ilibbou, Handkerchiefs, Hoao Sup porters, all to be hail at wholesale cost. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Noxt Door to the I'nslofTlce. a at "Tim-rlm ptloa Piwlle to ffVl The Summer Man Looks as neat as his sister if tliy have tlisir shirts and shirtwal-ts laun dored hero, Madras, percale and all knibt of fancy shirrs and thirtwslata xssp tneir color auu look like new when iHiiudered by our carelul methodi. Bring your linen and woolens here if yon want perfect satisfaction in jour laundry work, Salem Steam Laundry COLON KL J. OLMSTSD, I'HOI'lltKTOIl. DOUODS D. OLMSTKD, MQR. Phono 411 230 Liberty Btrett La rge SuppK Of Late Duke Cherries 7 AT- Harritt & Laojrence Old Post Office Grocery ttrlgtit'H DImchho mid Dlnhotcu Arc I'tmltlvoly Cucnlilc. IMsre IIm, Uh4bm hmn tw lawniMiai ik. rwlMs (MNua4 luvtMlMl itav r Omh W O i la 0mwm ( mm HMts llwt K M. VJ, Um ait4K m4 mjwH-(r o( TU WIm MUltt mm r Hrlshtt MMt. U i aUsol lVl.tttll Tt-lHiWMMiTlll lheai aew V tUjHI lUjawflakt WW Com'l ., nt-Kt to Post oftler. rs Stores t Hnlom ami Albany At Easter Time Is when the building buslnew will be in lull svb'u. If vou havMi't etveit vom orders for yur lumber requirements It will pay you to get eattmaltvi from fjuodalu Lumber Co., lor any aud all kinds ol lumber for out or Inside work lath.ehUmlM, sash, doors, blinds and everything nwnled In this Hue. '(VfltaA Vvla laJ atu,,i Uawiu. "WHiHUgoiBfy ML, SB rVklwtMtt, H0t! IM 'W it, tdH WSL. WTRJBl lV2L25a.f J-J A.A" Neirtr. iftw. !! Imw III- m. XMW MirTHM IM M lk TWM W Ut mM whMiauiw i?.3 oij "aula, ui - i. k. ... .777.7 .V fSX'STsrTTZ mm a TW big prise Agk-t la pulleil off lli HH U aajHln oh tho slump. The anti liuporiuluils have deliver! hu addree oh tka welran irf the hmUom. The uu al rrvoiutioH la tMNtdlHg lu Xouth Antttrira. nad The Jtwraal Seaside Votltut IVMitMt Is growlHg wont Inter at lug. naa hritvr atHl. I runilHUl. my hrhn gradually imwv aua la iniuuviiia' evty iMy Dr llerce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, lit tpT covers, is sent fret on receipt of 21 one cent stamps to pav extiense of nulling AudreM l)r, K V Iherce UtiffaTo, N Y bniv.nau,a.H'& LmAUMU igwymafflLBtis E r. nvsA m Kwl 1- sin t. Tr.v m 1 iiuiii.si Kit- . . ' tM ""'lw w ; ,,"-'-"'- ' inhMiaf, 'T. K MNIII.1SII INUJ tl.x It.,. , lwMtN. w Mfct , U TiTCi,u li.'V "tf .TaltaaUU lira kl.tl lu M.4. 1 ..k.i.i. mAt . ssr.ui:i?.WAttfftj and Akers Olood Elixir pstltlvely Ohoms ChrtiHlv nttvHl PttteefciHC UHd all SirufurtHiH affwUowi. At all Usw a mathlm aytMM toaie aud pwrtrtec Money rafaHd) If yw are mi satis et. Mc aatl tl.M. D. J. Frv Dnw. insi. &iwat.Tirt i tij It I Irt II I taw a uair mlui 1 JL. I l-IK K'ihu.) a kMMl w lassil - kl U I Jr.7.1a . . .TT" "" 9r9tmmm Ml StMIM, 1 Utf WaUdfe nilMtwlt a4 atgu. talk twit iksa I Imm ta aVMM ru Naiumlly f t4 tm1 (HmmU. 4 la -? imimn u rvatUM m Mm mw, m MtMM lr ba4 ! , CldarttwVulltli lfctorl. iXfw UrUr. that mmsbom aaWllaaar tk. aM I- 11. ' . II . ' . I ' ' ..w vm.-m ot.w mm hm Governor UtN-r's amiual pnxlawa lion wanting the iwoplv agalaat DM irwi ist ! forMts. tuu bmmni la sued. Tlt law an Ut atikiawi twuvktiM a MM at JU to lltttt. Or IWIVriMSIItMMt tnm UirM to II nmmUm tor MMtlktous aetUtig a Mr wWkt sHall sVMtrttr Ute WMiMisgas. erokt. feM or llmbor ut anutsMr. If Ut r la art wltitout Wowt." Notice of Intention to Improve Call for Did. Notice is hereby given that It la the InteitUuH uf the city of SaUwu. Oregon. to Iwnnivtt the alley running north and mlk tkrou block Na !S. of wmmh. Oregon, b) conatructlng Uer in a iHtoral sower, between Marlon and OivtafcNt irm. In said city, up on um pwna and apocitkaUun now on nm, and nunjort to InaiMatlon. In the qMm uf Ute city rorurdet of said city, at Um city kail And bids for lh furniatttng of lanor and sautenala and Um doing of the work ncvsar iu aw nmirwiiuN im miu sewer ac cording to Ue plans and aneclgfatUMW afonstmid. aro korvlty called for. and will k rtMNrtrod and DM by the un deniignod, at Um cit- nail, up t oand IocUmUm Um notsr of 6 o'cioek p. w. on Uto lUi day of August. IWt The bito HVsd In UtU coniMctitM must U. euck andvaa arvotniMtHMd by a cwti SaBslnnnnnBH I flnfeaw H' BBBB BSBSBSBSBSBSBSBBT BSBSBSHv A Lucky Find But it's hard to mid anj thing better. Tisaeasiof he.lth and strength. Ibjar this in ailwl: there's nothing to rqqal Salem beer as a tonic 8nd mild hihiu lant. Cooling, rlmhln-, nournbiag invlgoratiag, it Is a perfect brew. Strict ly pure, of high grails and uniform in quslltythe beer par exeleBc6 Capital Brewery Co. Mm i Uaai. n t " h 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 mi 1 mn ii , u ,r yonrnal Voting Contest!: FOR t The Most Deserving and Popular Young Lady in Salem. t ble lo a tin of lit) to $1. Any smes m4 rkack In tk m ui 10 -r ..t STKJi4as itiiiw Vmw ,,m t,," w My wootkM country or uf lk full aunt f tko Md oXtsrod. and mil; -MwAii Tasdi tkT mKZ? "" owiisai ny um unitsm state u ! t aawavtr niraavaiat sssw ifl u sua or . k ..- - -T -9 T- I -' mn-r m aaJ pMlllw n ynuMi. iom Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. V. lWr. depaU Phwis m 'tsGnaia One rreelvisg Isrgest vote will be t;ivon a (iw radioad u.1.1 . '. '. v.. . ti - aM newpon onu reiurn, ami board ami free entertainment at Um Hay View HoteJ with abotre of the net room in the house tor one w,k, beginaK : : Vote 00 rceoHtpaaylng eoupen wUl be reeolved at titw etfw. and suit of ballot snneusfled (row day to day. re- I JOURNAL Y0TING COUPON tk eitr of aMlauat tki. ki Hasdo laMssof imm. or Inutriaun I to rsttoct an- and all kid aiftwj i MM for mm yat nr botk Iim and in twTnMaiMO to ikiu utule smJ ii t niwawm m an tttatHt unsmuar of I 1m mlaUnu taa tkk, haunru., n.. M lUll.f t.l I Ilk. .U.AU ll.lu ll... t....L. T W's.w .N.i fTi ROTwjLarM,? -". 'J to tk- inMH wko by itdor f Um eontnuM oomciJ, UU. C 0. Comfort. Salt Agent irt raruMMM um uUnrntation to tkel I district attomoy One Vote for Miss.. for one week's free seaside outln? at New port. Auntst 16th. tttk day of July. itHtt. K J JUDAH. I 7 S4td Cky Kecordor Sakan Or ' IHMH """" j-v.s ' " m 1 1 n n t f m n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 fU niPfffR f'J'IfIto i TOURIST CARS I TO THE EAST People who are not for style but who are for comfort, say Burlington tourlstsleop. iug cars aro Just tho thing. Tourist cars aro first class in everything but namo. and aro great monoy mere. lfvotiBocnet via tin- llur- lington Route through g Denver, or billings you B are sure of the tourist car g service. Ask about it. gj M H n a H n n u n M H a a m m m 0 p N H m H H C SHELDON, GcnemlAct 100 Third Street, Portland, Ore. m H a HBHBIBBBIBBBlBallHIBlHEIiafllllHH OREGBN riiiNE SHOipr and union pacific DK ART r'OK Uutcafjo IMrtlKna Bpcclnl 9-00 a. m vis Hunt iDgton "TfUntio Expreai 8 60 p. m. yla Hunt, lupton TTTaSI" FulMntl 8 IS p. m, via Bpokano TIME SCIIEDUIES From l"ortlnnil, Or, ARMVK FROM Salt Ijikc. Deliver. Ft. Worth, Omaha, Katun Cltr, Ht. liOiili, Chicago and atl Satt Lake, Denver Ft. Worth, Omaha, Knusm City, Si. LouU, Chteafto ami i: 1'.. WaTta Walla. Loshton. HK)kwic. Unllnce, l'ull man, Minneapolis rit. I'aul, Duluth.Mllwaukeo Chlcairo, and Eaat, 4 30 p m 8 lna, in 11 in 72 HOURS PORiLVND TO CHICAGO Pu Chance of Cars 72 OCCAM AND RIVER SCHEDULE Prom Portland' All tallluB dates subject 8 p. m For Mi Kranclnco I Hall every 5 dars Dally eiccjit SuiiJay 8p in Krtturdaj 10 p. m, COLUMBIA RIVER loAttorla and Way Ijiucllnij'. 1 p. m 1 11. m. ex. H11111I WILLAMETTE RIVER Stenmer Ruth leaves Salem for Port land anil way landings 011 Tticdny,! huia days nnd Knturdays, about 7 a. m. For OorvalHs unJ way lntullna, Mondays, Wcdnemlnys and Fridays nt about 6 i. m. A. L. URAIO, M. P. UALDWIN, Gon. Pass. AKt. At. 0. It. & N. dock Portland, Oro. Balom, Or O, Q T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Tues day, Thursilsy and Sst'duy at 7 a. m QuickTime, Cheap Rates beck: Foot or Trade st. M. P. BALDWIN. Alt, Carvlalls&Eastern R.R m. in. p. m. n. in. a. in. IS: 16 p 111, 1:00 p. m. Time Card No. 20. No 2 For Ynqulnn Leaves Albany ...12:45 p Leaves Camilla . .. t:B0 11 .lt!7 IHU11IUH Kr. No 1 Iteturnlne. Leaves Yaqulnn 7:00 Leaves Corvallls H;30 arrives Aiuany No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany . , jrrivMH 1 lai ni t . No. 4 From Detroit 6:,Bl. m. XVrHv At,tr0lt 6:30 a.m. Arrives Albany 11-OS n 111 um!08 l an( 4 arrive ,n Albany Iii time to connect u.iti. i. o '..?." l,"lYtaitrS tZI vS ,P- norlh bouna train. Train I for liat.u n.i........ Southln vLmVXW th! arrival of th uuiaern I'aclSc south bound trnin from Iortlanil u,v,i- i"r..traln 45 p m """" iroii at tor further Information apply to t..... . . PWIN STONB. TTUk.u",de aRd M0Unta,n Ro.. anU Com,H & Kastern Yao.u,n?r ,;rUh to Nwport and i7r,: . eaUMU Hithern .... connect with C. & B. at Albany i.j r ood for J-T nr"u,g- A tteketa .. aBMtina tko n-vT . &l S:S" O, at noon. vnm at Albany Iassenaara . rw Jd other aoun uiVVH. Un,bu8h Albany the J.Jori a leave Detroit Id UtTairiLi!0' raohlnB en sal Tickets are the aai. fraM. . I. 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