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;i Journal Yoting Contest
FOR
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The Most Deserving and Popular
Young Lady in Salem.
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'.'. tW Ono receiving inrgost voto will bo given a fiee railroad ticket to T
Newport and return, and board and froo ontortalnmont at the Hay Vlow
I ; Hotel with cholco of tho flnoat room In tbo homo (or one week, beginning
; ; Saturday, August lOtb.
Voteo on accompanying coupon will be received at tlila ofllco, and ro- X
cult of ballot announced from day to day.
JOURNAL VOTING COUPON
One Vote for Miss.
for ono week's free seaside outing at New
port, August 161b.
M ii i n 1 1 m n ii m i i 1 1 1 1 h m n i n 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iv
Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles
Aro tho most perfectly constructed bicycle made. Tho bearings nro dn
procf, Bolf-olllDR and will run a thoaaand miles without requiring additional o '.
1902 Model 55, $40
1902 Model 55, Superb Ruby Finish $45
1901 Models $35
1902 Special Model $25'
Wo fit any coaster brnko, 5 oxtra. Beo our elegant lino of hlgli.Rrado bU
cycles at ICO Btato Utreot.
Merritt Davis, Agent.
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INDIGESTION
Is tho cauBo of more discomfort than
any other allmont. If you eat tho
things that you you want, and that
aro good for you, you aro distressed.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will mako
your digestion perfect and prevent
Dyspepsia and its attendant disagree
able HymptomB. You can safely eat
anything, nt any time, If you take ono
of theso tablets afterward. Sold by
all druggists under a posltlvo guaran
tee 25 cts. Monoy refunded If you
aro not satisfied. Send to us for a
frco sample. W. H. HOOKEIt & CO.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Members Northwest Afternoon News
paper Loague.
DY HOFER DROTHER8.
Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance.
Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance.
Dally by Carrier, CO Cents Per Month.
Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance.
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..CHICAGO STORE...
PEOPLE'S BAROAIN HOUSE.
TrlP Fit? Sfllfl i5 NOW On Moduli days at tho Chicago Store,
mt Dig DdJO lb HOW UU BiwttyBbusy. If you have net PII
our store a visit you should do so. Every arllola In our store 1 eold 2fi
per cent, ebsapartban you can buy It anywhere In Halem. Get not
quaintad with our prices.
8o H. H. linen lawn hdkfi Aa
licit spool silk, oach lo
200 yd spool cotton, best 2o
New shipment of ribbons, Hie bl
Koil bargains that was over offered
no ribbons ao, so o ribbons 15c.
7c bost percale calicoes, yd flio
7He fanoy Beetoh lawns OUo
40o fancy wool drsss goods . . . .zSs
8Se all wool 40lnh drsss goods 25a
06s black silk taffeta (SUo
35a fancy bordortd waib voile lOo
8ko fanoy outlag flannel, yd. . .Co
lee linen hack toweling, yd.,. Da
Ho linen canvas , . .80
JI.I5 black ellk velvet HSc
7i4o oolored cheeis cloth, yd. . Ao
12o wbito lace eerlni,yd 7o
15o 5 inch wldo embroidery,
per yard Co
GONTINUKI) FOR MONDAY ANI) TUK8DAY
II 00 buecy robes, aiteolal GUo
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nouey eiiinwaieii, uali price,
Men's 50a uuderw'r balbrli tan 'Ma
30o all-over Isca ipeclal, yd. . Mc
ii.ou iscs ounaine, pr 71
Men's 7Cc dorby ilbbed under
70o
wear
lOo white rbaker flannel..
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McEVOY BROS., Proprietors.
Court Street, ..... Salem, .Oregon
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FRANK INGRAM FREE.
Frank Ingram, who was sentoncod
from Unit county for murder, and lost
a log In the strugglo with Merrill, whan
Merrill and Tracy inado tho broak, was
roloasod from prison Saturday ovon
Ing. Ho Is turned out by tho statu ponnl
loss, nftor having given tho Btato clov
en yours nt tho blacltHmlth forgo In tho
Btato stovo works. Ho linn oarnod
thousands of dollars for tho stato,
abovo his hooping.
Tho law glvofl each convict a suit
of clothofl and ?G, hut as no monoy
was appropriated tho prison olllclals
have not boon paying thorn anything.
In this cuhu tho superintendent or
tho prison gave Ingram CO conts, Jos.
Janes, tho wnrdon, gavo him f 1.G0, and
ho was uout down Into tho city.
Ho Immudlntoly wont to work soil
ing chaucoH on a fine sot of (Ire tongs
and hnarth Implumonts, and mot with
a hearty response at tho hands of the
Salem people.
If Ingram can ralso enough to buy
hlmsolf a limb ho can go to work rt his
trade, hut It would bo more humane If
some of our citizens would holp him
to got a stnrt In llfo, as coming out of
prison with only ono log Is a hard wny
to begin tho struggle for an existence
supporting The Journal In this strug
gle lo mako tho politicians keep their
promises.
It Is a shame that they have got to
bo forced by public sontlmont to do
what not a man would havo rofused to
promise to do had ho boon asked by
a single voter before election.
NUN
COMMITS
SUICIDE
Crazed By Recent Religious
Enforcements in France
.'Minor Mention
Load Import
Tho annual apportionment of school
monoys to tho soveral counties of tho
stato has boon made by Stnto Treasur
er Mooro. Tho monoy Is derived from
tho Interest on tho Irreduclblo school
fund, and Is distributed to tho sov
eral counties in proportion to the
school population, Tho amount dis
tributed this year was $214,039.35, and
tho per capita was ?1.C5, Marlon
county, with a school population of
0380, received 14,581.30.
Nlco, Aug. 4. A nun oxpol1c(d from
her religious home by the government
al law against religious associations,
became insano this morning, and at
tempted to Jump from a second-story
window, crying: "I nm flying to hoav
on." She was picked up unconscious.
Panama, Aug. 2. Tho peace com
missioners who left hero to visit tho
revolutionary gonornl, Horrnra, noar
Agua Dulca, havo roturnod to Pan
ama. They woro unablu to fulfill their
mission, becauso of a severe engage
ment between Herrara's forces nnd
tho government troops.
On Thursday morning the revolt!
tlonary forces attacked tho govern
inent entretichmontH. Tho slaughter
of tho revolutionists Is said to have
boon oxcesslvo and barbarous. That
afternoon they asked for an armistice
to bury tho dead. Tills was granted.
Tho louses of tho rebels up to July
30th, woro l-oporled ovor 200, .while
tho government forces had eight moil
killed and eleven wounded. At tho
expiration of tho armistico, firing was
commenced with tho same llorconoHS,
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Bheumat
The liniment bottle and flannel strip are
familiar objects in nearly every househo d.
They are the weapons that Lave been used for
generations to fight old Rheumatism, ada
about as effective in the battle with this giant
disease as the blunderbuss of our forefathers
would be in modern warfare.
Rheumatism is caused by an acldV rttiMiae matter that settles
lition of the blood. It is W tntt ,a J, nJftHji
RBE-H--EB---liari-l!
condition
and liniments
Louis and Wilbur Caskey woro ar
rested In Portland while carrying a
banket containing a now-born babe,
th offspring of their lC-ycar-old sis
ter. The child was born at tho corner
of Fifteenth and E streets In Van
couver on Wednesday night, nnd as
the reputed father, L. B.- Hunt, form
erly n tnumbor of tho Eighth Battory,
U.' S. A., had dosorted tho girl, tho
young brothers decided to deposit tho
child oil the steps of tho Baby Home.
Tho child was sent to tho Good Sa
maritan Hospital In Portland.
WHOLESALE-
AND RETAIL
Roche Harbor Lime. Boat brands Portland Ooment. WOOD; sawed or full
length, All kinds of building material, sand, (ravel, lath, shlngloe, etc.
XD. vE. BE5N'Tl-IEvY
181-183 Oom'I Ht.
Phono 001 Main
A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Or dinner" you can enjoy from ono of our
tender and delicious moats, steaks, lamb
or mutton chops, veal outlets or pork.
Our ineala are nil cut from tho fattest
aud Drimestcattlo, nnd wo can supply
your table with fresh, nutritious and
wholesome meats at bed rock prlcee.
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At Easter Time
le when the bulldlug'buelnoea? will Ira In
lull ewliitf. II you haven't glvon ?""
ordure for your lumber retjulrouiunta ll
will pay you to not estimates from
Uoodalo Lumber Co., for any and all
klnde of lumber for out or Ineldtt work
lath, shlnglee, ranh, doore, bllnde and
everything ihhhIo1 lit this line.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near U. P. Paes'r. depot. Phoue 651
THE OOMPER8 ADDRESS.
Hatmiel nnmperH made an able ad-
drtMHi for tho cause of organlxed labor
nt Salem, but It would have been more
beneficial If he bail treated labor au a
blessing, rather than a dlstreas.
Tho whole Idea that labor Is degrad
ing and a curau to humanity Is false.
aud the entertainment and teaching of
that In a positive detriment to the
American pooplo, who urn already
prone to avoid any and all kinds of
labor,
Tho Journal believes In labor organ
IxatloiiH ns tho only means to secure
JiiHtleo, and hold tho balance with or
gutilxod capital. It bellovtw In short
hours and bettor pay.
But It nlso bellovoH that labor Is a
blessing nnd 11 menus of salvation to
tho Individual nnd to society;.
If tho world had to do without la
bor discontent and Insanity mid an
archy would bo tho Immpdlnte result.
If nil labor wore forbidden for a
year people would light and overthrow
tho government to Inaugurate compul
sory labor, without wngtw, If neces
sary, rather than not labor.
Some Inbor too much, ami mime too
little, for their own welfare, but that
does not forbid u phllowiphlo treat
ment of tho labor (mention. Mr. (Juni
pers Is morn or an advocate than n
counselor.
HEADS NEARLY DLOWN OFF.
Two Men Dadly Injured While Playing
With Powder.
Astoria, Aug. 4. Two men, Al Abel
nnd Joss Cheshire, nearly had their
heads blown off horo yostordny nftor
noon In an attempt to burn some pow
der. One of tho men hnd boon given
about a pound of powder to throw
overboard, but ho aud his companion
decided to burn It, if possible. It hav
ing been damaged. They sprend the
powder out on the street and ignited
a fuse that had been attached to It.
Ah It did not burn Immediately tliey
approached, and while their facet)
were over tho powder It exploded.
Cheshire had Ills face, ears and hair
badly burned, while Abol hnd his
mhoiith open and Inhnlod some of the
burning powder. Tiro hater's condi
tion Is critical, and he Is not oxpocted
to recover from tho shock. Abel's
homo is In Eugene, ami he was In tho
Philippines with the Second Oregon.
Went All Over Oreoon.
By the aid of a Salem huslneee man
extra etipluN of The Journal woro sent
to all member of .the lelslature. and
other lulliieiitlal cltlieim Saturday.
The Journal light for Hat salaries
Is growing stronger with the people,
nnd Is bimml to beer fruit for the tax
payer. While other papere are lighting over
pereonnl matter, The Journal de
mauds h better tystim
1 iu people rf ognii thm and
are
uh3nbwq ; ""?ry
Don't Let Your Wifey Wash
Your crush suit because you are
ntrnld the servant will not do it up
right, when we make them look jut
like new, as well aa linen nulls, dm K
trousers, Madras shirts and your tltu
linen. No domestic laundering inn
begin to compare with tne beauty of
uur fine laundry work and our prt-e
uie eo small sou run hardly see tkwiu
Salem SteamLaundry
Ool. J. Olmsted, Prop.
Doroue D. Olmeted, Mgr.
Phone 411. 330 Liberty St.
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A Lucky Find
But it's hard to fiud anything batter.
Timpano! he.Hhand strength. Hear
thli In wind; them's nothing te equal
feUlem txeraea tealo and mild etlmn
lent. Cooling, relrethlng, nourlihlug,
Invlgoratinx, it Ii a perfect brew, titnou
y pure, of high grade aud uniform m
quality the beer par exselleaee.
Capital Brewery Co.
Mrs. M. ek, Proprietor.
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New York. Aug. 2. Dr. Ooorge Unr
uey, who luuooulated with consump
tion germs Mlee Kmmii King, the
nurse, who lately committed aulrlde,
wns arreated today ami charged with
libel on complaint of a Brooklyn pa
per, which alleged that Ilnrney had
circulated the report that the man
aging editor had attempted to black
mall liim out of $nooo.
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Fete of German Veterans.
Hamilton, ()., Aug. 4. Hamilton Is
bedecked with the American ami Her
man colors, In honor of the wore of
visitors here for the Krelger I'est of
the Deutftcher Krleger Unterstust-
silage Vexeln. The society Is a iiiutu
a aid organisation of Herman ex-sol-dleix,
and Is national In' It scope. The
attendance at th oprosent meeting Is
already unusually large, although the
real huslneee of the gathering dm
not commence until tomorrow. Dele
gations are here from Chicago, ICaet
Ht. Mima, Cincinnati, Toledo. Han An
tonlo and numerous other el tie.
The
Art of
sell.
Defense.
ptipvtUr
pvtur i-iea exiti in me
plirMw, "t art of wlf-uet'eiw," ettowei
the upmioii tint tin cbief enoHiMM a uwn
ha lo dvtvud Itiiuevll from are vMUe
aitd exteriMl. Hut the ret tUieger of
eHry HMn l fruw iMteute uml aHew ie
vleiuiv foes. In the air we bivelbe awd
tbe water v drink uir cowntl wtHHte
Of)HHu leegul egntMkt tke health ef
the body.
The one defon ngaliut tbe4 oMetHtee
it tuVeen the btoorure. Ik. Pteter's
Gotden Klwlieul IHwwvefy tkeroegkly
jHirlfies the Uoed. rMiio4iii po4cMMu
wiUUucm aud aocretton. When the
tdood le mre there l no lurborage for
ieg only when the WixkI U Iwihwc awl I """""" !,
curmpt
Kalter Goes to Cowes.
Berlin. Aug. 4.Though the vlalt of
Emperor William t King HMward la
declared to be wit limit ihMIch1 ig.
nlllcuiice It la nevertheleae attracting
conatdemble attention. In view of the
Interchange of courteelee which 1ms
markel their relatione for some
months (mat. The Emperor sailed from
Kiel tHlay on board the ImuVriel
yacht HoheHaallereu. He la expected
to remain at Coww thnrngh the re
gatta week, when hie Americn-bullt
yacht. Meteor HI. will compete fur
the King's eup.
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8evon Mlnlttora In One Family.
Keewlck. Ont.. Aug. 4. The Her.
Chartee II. Htilner. of this place, and
hie six eone, all mlnletere of the go
11, met Ih rumily reUHtoo tolay at
Lake -Imeoe, The futher te a metuber
uf the UepUet cltHrvk. as are four of
hie nm. 1m have okarge at Nunrla
towH. N. J.. Newark. N. J.. lHruvi4ece.
It. I., ami Keitwlek. Oet. Tbe other
eon are wewWere of ike Christian
rburrb. and are located at IntHgtou.
N. J., ami OeJtawa. Can. There waa
another eon. aleu a mlnlater. who dletl
some yimre agu Dr. Hainer la proud
of hie family, and beuVvee It la with
out a paraUel In America.
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Pythlana Turn Westward.
CoImihUh. a. An 4. A haU m
lectal eoarhsM. making up the "Ohio
wUI he pulled out i.f
IfolumlMW UMNurrow morning en r.ut
to San XrHHcleco. Tke train will b.-ar
the rfelonatkHU) from thle city. ToUhIo
Olevelaud umt other points lu th
state to the meeting of the uirviu
lodge Knlkt of Pythias, to b h. ui
In SH Krawlero the week beiuuing
Auguet lHk. The trip will be utJ
ey w-y of Kamwa OK-. IWnver and
Jrait UaKw Wty. ami Wrier stop wiu
be made at these point, to enable txc
tuurtkta 10 Uw some sight seeing
If you are troubled with Impure
blood, indicated by sores, pimples,
headache, otc, wo would recommend
Acker's Blood Elljclr, which wo sell
under a posltlvo guarantee. It will al
ways euro Scrofulous or Syphilitic
poisons and nil blood diseases. SO
cts. and J1.00. D. J. FRY, Druggist
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Editorial
Endorsements
The following Is from tho editor of
tho Oold Hill News, and goes fnr to
substantiate tho romnrknblo euro of
deafness performed by Dr. Darrln, now
located at tho Wlllnmetto Hotel, Sa
lem, until September 1st. Mr. Carey's
card was published last woolc, and has
croatod great oxcltemont umong tho
deaf and allllctod In Ashlnnd. Mr.
Carey's euro vas witnessed by Mayor
Nell, of Ashland.
He Can Hear a Whisper.
(Hold Hill Nows.)
One of our frlomls and subscribers,
Mr. O. Carey, of Sam'H Vnlloy, has
been losing his hearing for about a
year. He visited tho "Nows" olllco a
few months ago, and tho subject of
treatment for his malady came up,
when we recommended Mr. Carey to
wait for Dr. Darrlu's visit to Southern
Oregon, l.ant weok Mr. Carey vlsltoil
the doctor at Ashland, and was so
much benefitted that before leaving
tho doctor's ho could hoar a whlspor.
Such cures aro wonderful, yot this
ono Is undoubtedly truo. Mr. Carey
said he had taken treatment from a
number of physicians nnd spent nil he
had lu paying doctor bills, and so In
formed Dr. Darrln, who kindly con
sented to treat him frop of chargo.
which was magnanimous of tho doc
tor.
A Happy Man.
The following Is nn oxtract of a
card from Mr. Austin, of Portland, Or.,
telling how his wife was curod of to
tal bllndneee:
"I wish to make known what Dr.
Darrln has done for my family. Eight
yenrn ngt my wife was totally blind,
from what doctora called 'nervous ab
horrence of light.' In thnt condition
she visited him, and was curod, so she
could see as well as ever In her life. I
know of hundreds who have been as
miraculously cured. I am employed
on tho O. It. & N. railroad, and can be
referred to nt any time. I most cap
neatly recommend the mulcted from
whatever cause to consult Dr. Darrln.
W. 'STUB' AUSTIN."
Another 8alem Testimonial.
Mr. Editer: Thirteen years ago Dr.
Darrln visited Salem ami cured my
daughter, Martha Dove, of diabetes.
She was unable to retain urine nnd
had to get up many time night and
day. Dr. Darrln cured her so she
never bad any return of the symp
tome. I reeide three miles south of
Salem on Route 3. nnd can be seen by
any one. My daughter reeldea In
Went Salem. B. O. DOVE.
Dr. Darrln gives free examination to
all. and when neceeaury gives medi
cine In connection with electricity.
The poor treated free from 10 to 11
dally, except medicine. Those will
ing to pay, 10 to ft; evenings. 7 to K;
Sundays, 10 to 3.
ICrrore of youth, blood taint, gleet.
Im potency, varicocele, deafueee, ca
tarrh ami stricture u specialty. All
chronic male and female diseases
treated at $6 a week, or In that pro
portion or time, as the case may re
quire. No raeea published, except by
uermleaion of the patient All busi
ness rekUMwa with Dr. Darrln strictly
oumieutMl. latere of inquiry an
swered. Circulars and ttneetton blanks
sent free. Hyee tasked and Rlueeee
titled. Dr. Darrlu's oWcea are at the
Willamette Hotel. Shhnu. until Sep
tember lit
in the joints, muscles and nerves, ana jini. 1 artcie8. They
else applied externally can dislodge - "" ;,,,... through the blood,
were&positcd there by the blood and can be eachonjuiroug
Rubbing with liniments sometimes re VJtlJ1nl wlth every
pains, but these are only symptoms which arejiawcro and system
change of the weather the real d sease hey det ; b Jjjuy curcd
are infected. Rheumatism cannot be radically ft thoroughly
until the blood has been purified, and no rV " scnti3 a stream
and promptly as S. S. S. It SiV&!&
exhilarating tonic. Our physicians will advise, wi ut -' &-,
?dr--"s?r.i-.
B TOURIST CARS
B TO THE EAST
me 20
Aan I n(r en fo.- oc it riatp; in nnv and all Carpels but Wd
have some remnants in Ingrain Tapestries, Axminsters, ana
Viii.Ateiiiat ua orp uillmtr tn let l'0 at 20 NT cent Ull in
order to make room for new goods now on the road and in
the looms at the factory.
We have made heavy purchases and will be much over
crowded in our carpet department. Hence every corner
occupied by a remnant is valuable
Bring size of room with you.
THE HOI 111
308 Commercial St
Store at Salem and Albany.
Next to P.O.
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CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING
Send for Pemium List.
jW. H. Wehrung-, M. D. Wisdom,
Pres., Hillsboro, Or.
Sec, Portland.;;
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Waahlnttott. Aug. .Three deaths
from bubonic plau occurred Ih the
UnlttHl State during July, nil at San
Kruncltcu The dates, as reported by
the uiartuc hospital ar the ISth. 19th
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IiiKton itrraui
Ym Mall
8:16 p. m,
Tla
Spokane
TIME SCHEDULES
Prom Iortlnal, Or,
ARRIVK
FROM
Halt ljikr. DntlTCr. Ft.
Worth, Omaha, Kanua
CUT, bu liouii, unicago
RUU CKBV.
Halt Lake, Denver Ft.
Worth, Omaha, Kana
City, Ht, Loii Is, Chicago
aud Ei it.
VMIa Wailiirix)wlton7
Spokano. Wallace, Pull
man, Minneapolis 8t,
i'atil. Duluth.MUnaukee
CIiIcaro, and Kaat.
4:30 p m,
8:10a. m.
:t0)i m
72
HOURS w
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
Ho Chime of Cirs
72
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
From Portland'
All tolling dates subject
to change.
8 p.m. ForanFrnnclwo .p. m
Hall every & days
Dally
except COLUMBIA KIVKR r.m.
Sunday ToAstorta and Way oz.Huudty
8 p. m. Lauding.
Batunlay
10 p. m,
WILLAMBTTE RIVER
Steamer Kuth leaveB Baleui for Port
landand way landtnita on Tuopday.Thurs
dnys and baturdays, about 7 a. m. For
Corvallis und way landings, Mondays,
Wednesdays and FridayB at about 5
p. m.
A. L. 0RA1G, M . P. BALDWIN.
Gen. Pass. Act. Agt. O. B. A N. dock
Portland, Oro. Bnlom, Or
O. G Tt Co's
PASSENGER STEAMER
POMONA
Leaves for Portland Tups-
day,Tliur8il8yand Sat'day
at 7 a. in
Quick Time, Cheap Rates
Deck: Foot of Trade et.
M. P. BALDWIN, Act.
You need net
offer from
Sick Htsdiche.
BlUlousness,
Flatulency.
Icdlirestlon. or
toastiration
if jou will only
ake a dote of
the Hitters bo
fore each tMrxl
It will posi
tively eare
there difeatee.
Try It and tee
lor jonrtMi.
Always received the highest .'Award where
merit was considered Gold Medal at the
Pan-American Exposition.'
IMPROVED!
For the jeason.of 1902. Lighter draft than
uciurc, arm cenain pans made stronger.
Send for testimonials of Oregon users.
Sample Machine on hand at Salem Branch.
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co
1 SALEM BRANCH.
P- F. CARY.
Msmj
er.
Corvlalis&.Eastern R,R.
Time Card No. 20.
No. 2 For Yauulna:
Leaves Albany 12:45 p. ra.
Leavos Corvallis 1:G0 p. m.
Arrives Ynqulna 5:35 p. m.
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaqulna 7:00 a. "m.
Leavea Corvallis 11:30 a, m.
Arrives Albany 12:15 p m.
No. 3 For Detreit:
Leavea. Albany 1:00 p. m.
Arrives Detroit 5H5 p. m.
No. t From Detreit:
Leaves Detroit C:30 a. m.
Arrive Albany ii;05 a. m.
Trains 1 and 4 arrlvo In Albany In
time to connoct with tho S. P. south
hound train, as well as giving two or
three hours in Albany before de
parture of S. P. north bound train.
Train No. 2 connects with tho S.
P. trains at Corvallis and Albany giv
ing direct service to Newport and ad
jacent bwxehes.
Train 3 for Detroit, Droitenbusb and
otuar mountain resorts loaves Albany
at 1:00 p. in., after the arrival of tho
Southern Pacific south bound train
rrora Portland, reaching Detroit at
&:t& p. in.
For further Information apply to
T EDWIN STONE,
ii wnJ!r' Agent- Albany. Manager.
H. H. Cronlse, Agont, Corvallla.
To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts.
Tickets are now on salo at all South
ern Pacific and Corvallla & Eastern
It. It. offices, through to Newport and
Yaqulna at reduced rates. Southern
Pacific trains connect with O & E.
at Albany and Corvallis. aii Mkitn
ood for return until October 10, 1902.
rw ..." Ja ,ue & trains from
ueiroit Ueaan lnnvinn. , ... r.,in n
-. wtlnt the Day train at Albany
at noon.
Paasenears fm- ni.n n . .....
ana other mountain resorts can leave
r-nr. . e .same afternoon, reaching
iia-1 ,ffm A,bany to Detroit at
fc ' u lm corvallla at 13.25, good
ntLiura unUl October 10th, with
2 sMmBcit?.n train at any iM,,nt
The South am Pf,nl. n . ...
" wie round trip tickets from all
eUh.7 KC-?,r.,,H n o . .?
i.,- : ""i" r inquina. wjio pnvi
ffll jff rB vla d,'her Kaat or West
!'v'slon8' In oonnecUon with
57fc.: & " ra-day Sunday excursion
Ural, fi1 8,Bg Saturday and re-
T," "mjr. are aiso oh sate ai
Z!f ntm tTOm a" S. P. and C.
K. points.
t-;lB,firBUtkm ea ba obtained m
- m y a. p, r 0. ft H. agaat.
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