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Newspaper Page TextI IS ?Htt toAILY JOURNAL, BAUM, OREGON, TUK6bAY, AUQUftf 5, 1S62r $4. Tuts ttgnntbr i.i - ' , . Laxative BroM0!in:tv?'r-' - yywt'tb ti'? '", M-M-M I I H H-H4-H-H-H H 1 1 1 H 1 1 It I H II 1 1 H I H I II 1 1 1 ! I Jmal Voting Contest f The Most Descrying and Popular Young Lady in Salem. 0 ; ; MF One receiving largest volo will bo kIvoii a fico railroad ticket to I ; lioirport and roturn, and board and (roe entertainment at tbo Bay View i ; Hotel with cbolco of the flnost room in the lionto for ono week, beginning Saturday, August 10th. Votoson accompanying coupon will bo recolvod at this ofllco, ond re mit of ballot announced from day to day. (INDIGESTION Is tho cause of more discomfort than nny other ailment If you eat tho things that you you want, and that aro good for you, you arc distressed. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Will make your digestion perfect and prevent Dyspopsla and Its attendant disagree ablo symptoms. You can safoly eat anything, at any time, If you take ono of thoso tablets afterward. Bold by all druggists undor a positive guaran tee. 2(5 cts. Money refunded If you aro not satisfied. Bend to us for a fieo sample. W. H. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y. $44 JOURNAL VOTING COUPON One Vote for Mlss. for one week's free seaside outlnir at New port. August 16th. 4 n 1 1 1 n i n m 1 1 1 m n ii i n m 1 1 1 h m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League, DY HOFEft BROTHERS. Dally One Year, 4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1,00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avarice. Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles Aro tho moat perfectly constructed blcyclo made. Tbo bearings aro dusl proof, self-oiling and will run n thousand tnllos 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 coastor brako, $5 oxtra. See- our elegant lino of highgrado hi cyclos at ICO Btato Btroot. Merritt Davis, .Agent. 4-h-h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u i ! n i n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m i m 1 1 1 n m i n ...CHICAGO STORE... PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. TflP Rte Sfllfi fc NOW Otl No dull days at the Chicago Btore. our store a tiilt you should do bo. ICvery article In our storo li sold 20 psr cent, cheaper than you can buy It anywhere in Balem. Got ac quainted with our prices. ?ko beat porcalo calicoes, yd llo 7J$o fancy Scotch lawns 8ko 40o fancy wool dreis goods . . . .2Ce 8Gc all wool 40Inch drees goods 25a ()5o blaok silk taffeta Olio SSe fancy bordered wash volli llo Hkc fauoy outing llannel, yd. . .5c IsollHanhnok toweling, yd... Do 15c linen canvas So il.Sfi blsck silk volvet 85o IVCa oolored cbeoie cloth, yd. . .4o laJdo whltolaco scrim, yd . .7J(fc Ifia 5 inch wide inbroldsry. por yard Co 8a II, U, linen lawn lidkfj 4a Jleit spool silk, each lo 200 yd spool cotton, best 3a New shipment of ribbons, the big eoil bargains that was over offored Ro ribbons 3c, S5o ribbons 15o. 1 1 00 buguy robss, special Gilo Nobby shirtwaists, half price. Men's 60c tiuderw'r ballirlfnaii 25c Mo all-over lace special, yd. 15e 1.60 lace curtains, pr 70c Isn's 70a darby ribbed under wear , 35o lOo white rhaksr flannel O.lfa -OONTINUBO FOR MONDAY AND TUK8DAY- McEVOY BROS., Proprietors. CoUrt Street, Salem. Oregon f III i H 1 1 1 1 H II I HI 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 HI I I Ml III I I H I III 1 1 I n WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Itocho Harbor Llino. Host brauds Portland Ooment, WOOD; sawod or full length, All kinds of building material, sand, g-avol, lath, shingles, etc. 80METHINQ AWAY OFF. Sonutor Ilrowncll Is opposod to n spuc-lnl session, and Bnys thnt a con Htllutlonul convention Is what Orogon noedB. It Is a pleasant fact thnt Mr. Drownell admit that Oregon nntds something. His main nrgument for a constitu tional convention Is that membora of the legislature now hnvo to pass laws that aro unconstitutional. Of courso, thay would respoct and obey a now constitution to tho loltor. nlthotigh thoy admit constant violation of tho old ono. Tho old constitution has cnrrlod this stnto safoly along for 10 yonrs with out dobt, nnd vory fow scandals. Tho only dlsgrnco that tho stato Buffers Is at tho hands of politicians who vlolato and outrago tho constitution. Would n now ono chock parsons who admit violating tho oath thoy (alto to obey tho constitution? With tho IJrownoll school of poli ticians, It Is anything but to do tho duty that IIoh nearest at hand. Tho thing thoy want Is something nway off, and that Is Indefinite. A special Hosslon that would restore 160,000 a year to tho taxpayer, nnd thnt might put Into operation a rev nine system that would reduce state taxes oim-hnlf Is ton prnctlcnl a prop osition for the Drownells. Professional men who wish to take J conservative aphysfcaloulturocoursccdn do sdhdre, and loam Bomothing useful at tho same time. The lessons consist mainly In developing the Joints of the musclos. arms, logs nnd back. If more develop ment Is needed thoy can put on the gloves with the president of tho fac ulty In the barn. Two classoB have boon arranged for. Ono from 5 to 8 a. m., and another from 6 to 8 p. m., or n long as you enn soo to work. Tho labor lu also guaranteed to euro Insomnia, cigarette habit' and doad-hoatlng. Degln at nny ago. ID. Ex 181-183 Oorn'l Ht. BENTLBY Phono (101 Main. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from ono of our tender and delicious meats, steaks, lamb or mutton chops, veal cutlets or pork. Oar meats are all cut from thojattaat set! erisssiesU!, and w md ujplv your table with froah, nutritious and wholesome moAto at bod rock prices. R C, CROSS SALBM ORB Phon 01 THE QUN8 WERE NOT TO DLAME. It Is now solemnly published that the guards Inside the prison walls when Tracy and Merrill escaped had Just as good guns as the convicts, who mowed down threo mnn, and got awny. Tho convicts had smokeless owdur cnrtrldgoH, and that was their only ad vnnlngo. Tho guards had Winches ters that hit tho bull's oyo at SOO yards, and kill a man nt 100 yards. They had tho same guns that nre sold every day lu the Bnletn gun storos. Tim fact seems to be I hey wero poor marksmen, and wero not properly drilled lu their dulls. It Is well known that Tiffany avoid ed target practice, and It Is probably n fact that Thurston Joiiom was no better hand with a rlflu than any oth er farmer of 00. Ho at luaHt It may he said the guns were not to liliiiuo. PRO-HIOH-BITION IN VERMONT. Tho Impossible laws of Vermont, like tho Impossible liquor laws of Now Hampshire are directing considerable attention to tho stnto by outsldo fac tors. Tho New York World, commontlng on tho situation In that stato, says: "In tho current cnmpalgn In Ver mont, I'ro-hl-bltlon, "as rural Yankce dom calls It, Is holng exploited with results both Instructive and amusing. "A Ilurllngtou correspondent gave to the Sunday World diverting details of tho stratcgoms of llquor-solling In Ethan Allen's commonwealth. In one town an undertaker peddles whiskey from nn old casket In rear of his sol emn shop without exciting tho sus picion of the local t'lnuths. Tho dmg stores have saloon annexes nnd the hotel quiet back rooms for private 'bottlo' trade. Spring blood-cloansors' cover a multitude of sins ngalnst pro-hl-hltlon. Spoaklng-tubos run boor for thirsty citizens who can glvo tho ap propriate signal of distress. In the cities saloons run openly by nn under standing with tho system In other words tho law ltt used to levy black mail. Many Mlllclts,' as thoy are called, nro run by men who profor to bravo tho ponnltlos of tho law rathor than divide their profits with tho pollca and with those, when caught, It goos hard. "I'erclval W. Clomont, tho bolting Republican and license candidate for governor of Vormont, will hardly overcome tho state's mountainous ma jority for tho 'regular' tlakot; but this campaign, with Us exposure of the humbug, hypocrisy nnd moral degra dation that flows from Impossible pro hlbltory laws, will not bo wholly wasted energy." leaders will B&vd s& fVA Laxative BrxmioHJuWneiw & jTff jyyrfirtiir'Vimrcwuvi "- Tbls slpialt.ro ! on etorrfw jf'" our country from a reproduction of tho French Revolution, on a larger and more bloody scale. The Oliver Twist cry of more and more will do the business. The cry Is tho cry or tho have-nots vs. the haves, nnd that has never boon raised with out bringing on an ovorthrow. It may' , j m plrn.c Niif bo peaceful, and it may not. We hope deal is ofT so far as it relates to any and all yarpeu um THe 20 per 6 601 Off BHSHBRMIIBIBHieBBIllElIBIlIB ::y?lT"!Z w.,n have some remnants in Ingrain Tapestries, Axminsters. we and weather tho storm nnd that our sys torn will ondure. At Easter Time is when the building butlneia?wlll Iks In full swing, K you haven't given your orders for your lumber requirements il will pay you to got estimates from Uoodalo Lumber Co,, (or any and all kinds of lumber for out or Intldo work lath, shingles, sash, doors, blinds and everything needed Intlils line, Goodale Lumber Co. Near B. 1 IWr. depot. Phono Ml Don't Let Your Wifey Wash Your crash suit beuutt u are afraid the servant will not do It up rlnht. when we make them look Just like new, as well rut linen suits, dm k trousers, Madras shirts und your fine llHn. no utiMwue muiul wring can tHwIu U compare stth tht hauty of our line laundry workami our trlcs are so small you chh hardly them Salem SteaniLaundry Ool. J. Olmsted, Prop. Oorous D. Olmsted, Mar. Phono 41 f. 230 Liberty 8t. A 8CHOOL OF HORTICULTURE. As the State AgrleuUuruI w-hool turns out mostly school teachers nnd horse doctor and pharmacists and rooiiinll players. Tho Journal editor has decided to open u school of prac tical horticulture. No tuition will be rliurg"i Tho professor ran be found nny morning this week lu his two acre strawberry Held on his hands and knuos armed with n butcher knife cut ting off the runners and slashing weeds. Vocabulary of common weeds will be taught, as well as the use of barnyard manure. Students who wish to take leotons will be furnished a knife, and taught the rudiments of succemful strawlwr ry culture as they gii along. A hoe Kill be furnished such ns wish to mas ter soil culture. The mnn with the hoe will set the pace fur tli student. What Moibcriioot! Means ' .sjaisjMW a L asjBBBBBJr mBbsl. Jm' 1 Sisk. BBBBBBB4i ( Nsl BjBBjBjlJlJlJlJlHv kIi BJiJiJiB A Lucky Find Dut It's hard to flud anything tattsr. 'Hi a eau olhsIth and streagth. lUar this in Mind: there's nothing to equa Haletu bttt as a toalo and mild itlmu-1 Unt, Ooollug. reirihlug, nourifhlu(, Invigorating, It Ua erfMt brew. 6tnl ly pure, of high gtal aad uatfcnw in quality tho beer par excdUaw. Mlhrrhoixl utraus rithsr Iwpplnw or niiMiv Tlirr i caut IwiMtiucw for the taoiWr, who in imii sihi wwiVho bnitM into the wtHM a wwikllng UiW whu-lt )ientH HMtlHrr ttune nor Hurili. IH Mwvt't Pavoiitc PrMcripttoti flu wwwtH rW tuuthfUood It strengthens til HMtCH4l UtgMHUMt It tmHqulllM the mstx-ws, vHottmwvs the spjxrtfU ami briHs rWrvttii j aWp. It makes the Uith hour MctuUy mIhm aad gtv the Hwthsr the ivourithtueut to gn her ctUW Thste U ho afcotwl in H Pavodte Pie scrir(UH,'' ami it m aWdutely frre frwti otMuw, cocaine, ami all uther Rareotim, WynbMiuuM HWW how rakUAil Itnife M.' wtw Mn. It. fc JunUk. t mmw. itytmiaot,. w 'iiHiikii 1 kJ Ua hi Pf kMK Lt hrtnl trMUlv ), mty itkt U U wfik wnlwira yur UM. x . u i" -; .." .rr':-i-rm "! nwiwtivm. Y MmilMIRMIMNKlH IH fCmwU laMll MmtM Mit MaTwsa uaia 4iT4mi Oiu AfW mW IWt Wtttai i Capital Brewery Co. Mra. M. BsKi Preprletor. ww wf hi k runi rrvKtMLia' I tm two wM I Mt Ik MiottMt at lw rkM4ia. WHh th Sl ckiid I mumI iwMiy-flkl Immm. nJ wMt Ik twumi t i4 wtuf iimlMiii Ati u 4ck vtly IUe twvr ( Mtm D JHtf ?' " !T7'',H"9 r la i wnOWiit (a Ifcf w N( wanmc FMU4M. WAIT TILL MITCHELL COMES. Tho politicians of the state are waiting with hated breath tho return of Hountor Mitchell from Washington before taking nny position on tho mat ter of u special NMMlnu of tho legisla ture. Just as though Senator Mitchell had tho remotest counorn about tho abo lition of Krafts or tho Improvements of stnto revenues. He doos not worry nhotit those matteis In tho United States Sonata Indeed he belongs (o the school who unvaryingly nnd under all clrcuni stances stand lu; who never object nnd never protest; und tho faction that elected him are most deeply and vi tally Interested lu the grafts. It was his gang that could always hold up the school-hook trust for a large portion of the IK) ,ooi) a ymtr rob bery It exacted from the school child ren of Oregon. Thnt ivbhery could not be stopped until there happened to be a legislature he did not control. A con t ml by tho Mitchell faction In both houses means the defeat of the promised salary reform, and the hu miliation of the Itepuhllcnn party. This Is not due to the fact that all the Mitchell members are opposed to salary reform, hut bemuse th InwmtM lu control of the legislature probably are men like Matthews, tfcott, and others. Is the state so full of small bore pol iticians that they cannot understand anything, or have any opinion on any thing until Ml (eh ell returns? It would seem to be the rus thnt they cannot even think ahing right lines or even fall In with what la right unless some great brain leads the way. And when did thetr leader ever lend In that direction? Orenon may some day recover from such Infatuation and madness, but It may b when utter failure to keep pledge drive the party from power. o MORE AND MORE. The keynote or the (lumper smooch at Sulew 1 atven In the above words. The demand of organised capital are fur more and more. The dwwuda of organised labor are for more and more. What will I the result T The trust and the Carnegie and Rockefellers take mare and wore, and they are an object Immii that editcat tho ttllHg millions to dwtttaMd more aad wore. jNst as the sav-kotdra. with tnatr agHreteton hpoh human right, and their oyMres4oH ( fra labor, wdueat ml mttlkwu to demand the aboUtJon of slavery, so orguHlawl capital la over reaching Ih many cms. On KockofrUor la 4o4ag more to make mIIUum of sorUltei aad revo lnUoMlt mayhap tmareAtl and may Wa with vtokm--lh all th spMK-h mad or th paMre prtut4. With th average lHtlltr of th iwopk. with free sptch a4 Oeo pr, prlvat orsatHlaathMw of capital that haeom oimrve caHMot with stand th Impact uf nwhMc aUm4tL Thy wilt no to h4. Imt th lUmaml for more and more wiU go om. It has b started by th Mitrpm ahHtl of ea4tallu. Hi or guHtaatloH of trami-Attentlc twmahii Hh, with heavy aN4taUMUoti. Im HHMUately advanc! iwgr and MR8. WAQQONER'8 CLAIM. Tho Journal has printed a grent deal In favor of Mrs. Waggonor bolng paid tho full reward for finding nnd deliv ering the body of Merrill, tho escaped convict. Public sentiment gonornlly favors her being paid promptly, and fully. An exchange says: "It looks as If .Mrs. Waggonor might get that reward for chancing to find the body of Outlaw Merrill. Dut why? Does she deserve lt? Sho was not In the chaso nftor tho bandit; sho was not even In search of his body when sho enmo upon IL Sho was only hunt ing for hlnckborrlofl. Neither the pur pose nor tho Intont of the reward would bo served by giving her tho money. Tho state of Oregon didn't want the body; K. wnntod the bandit. To bo sure the stato wanted Merrill, dead or alive, but the reward was In tended to bo an incontlvo to have him put out of tho wny, and thoroby to In sure tho public safety. Mrs. Waggon er was not bont on insuring tho public snfety; sho wns bont on providing her inrdor with n blackborry pie. If tho reward Is for hunting for blackberries, thon nay Mrs. Waeuonor. If hn rn. reward Is for huntlnc hlnokliorrtoH thon pay tho men who Jeopardized their llvos In the quosL If tho reward goos to Mrs. Waggoner, "what does It profit a man to hazard himself when the fruits go to a person who hazards nothing?" The stntomont Is thrown In that she was blnckborrylng, to bollttlo hor claim. She says horself thnt sho was not blnckborrylng, hut thnt doos not matter to a nowspnpor that would nov er question tho pnymont of that re ward to an alleged dotectlvo or deputy sheriff, If ho had found It. There Is no point whntevor to th? above, oxcopt the general slur upon the Intelligence of tho rondor, who Is sought to he prejudiced because tho woman was out blnckborrylng, instond of wool-gathering with a Wlnchostor along with some posse at a safe dis tance from Merrill nnd Trncy. . ". . ., ft A on -AM flff It! Velvets that we are willing to let jfo ai zu pci ,. - order to make room for new goods now on the road and in the looms at the iactory. 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. 11 T 1 uu u i in U111L t-m na : 308 Commercial St Store at Salem and Albany. Next to P. 0. ROLLMAN CHERRY SBBDBR X v 'HIS perfect Oherry Seeder does notcruen me cuerry or cnuso any loss of julco; a practical machine for large, email or Cal ifornia cherrloa, Tho seed oxtracttn knlfn drives tho seed into one dish am nctuallv throws tho cherry into another. The mnrka of the knlfo can scarcely be eoen on tho seeded fruit. It seeds from 20 to 30 quarts per hour. Retail prico, 85 conta. v R. M. WADE & CO. If you think labor Is a curse It will h( a curse to you. Ilostou should not ho so Hot up ovor Mary MacUno's visit. It should ro member that the Ilutto girl gave lt out that she was on a hunt for tho devil. With cholera raging at various points betwoen tho Philippines and Mgypt, It Is manifestly n good tlmo to look carefully to quarantine roKula tlons on both side of tho American continent. Chlcngo has counted up Its dairies within tho corpotnto limits, and finds 000, mnny of which are In vllo condi tion. The moitallty due to foul or adulterated milk would nmnzo the peo ple If they could he traced to Its true origin. If you are troubled with Impure blood, Indicated by sores, pimples, headache, otc, wo would recommend Acker's Blood Elixir, which wo soil undor a posltlvo guarantee. It will al ways ouru nerotulous or Syphllltlo poisons nnd nil blood diseases. 60 cts. and 1.00. 1). J. FRY, DrugglsL o Word has been received from Snn- dera Stntlon. nenr Ilutte. Mont., of the shooting and killing of n notorious cat tle rustler named J. W. Perry, knowu throughout the eastern mountain range as "lllack Perry," by Jamoe Ilnynle, foreman of the llysham Cat tle Coniprfny. No ltartlcular of the killing are given. Haynle Is a well-known-stockman, and Is one of the old est rattle managers or the state. He naa given himself up. HIIIHIIIIIIIIHH Hfi MM IIIHIW4tfW4-HIHrt 111 Oregon Blue Ribbon TATE FAI in f Salem, Sept. 15th-20th, 1902 I! Will Be Bigger and Better Than Ever. CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING Send for Pemlum List. JW. H. Wehrunff, M. D. Wisdom, Pres., Hiilsboro, Or. Sec, Portland. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii ii 1 1 n 1 1 1 n 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 in 1 1 hi ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : h4 Rejected for Insurance, Cured, Then Accepted. Bright' OlociiHo nnd Diabetes Arc Positively Cunible. C. K WhIm, tsetMr mnittl later- viw. a4m m Stxth St., Sb fnMtti Q -Ye n ftMtrtt im Mvtwr bww Muwl M UMmm. li)HHttt It to Vullny hwMiMbt. A J h4 it. bt na mw ntu Q-1IM II It ! t A Vary t f4 Mdw X a4 wi 1 iiwM4 k a tenifiiM iwh y. Uui Q -Asjr HNr lyUiaa My II waDUfcU A -OS. ft. Hi aw did. TV iaar vat anna. ofr as euss for 4ay. Q-WT-waWmai tlMltUM Oaa.t A -M4ior Rak4of Um Uwaua Mir. It U M4 aiw W HrtcMM tMM. Q - Mw m M ym kwta 10 twrw I A -U wwtiat I kww IM (i . li -UM M aeula aaiy " laianiM t A 1 4M, MM at I was wiL A - la ih mm amipau I 0. filayura4 rmt" t-L2Sf Th N- A ms HOOVER DIGGER Digs them all and Digs them well. tWIMItaowasmAaWMaftiiflMaMajia...... Guaranteed to do the Work 99MM9 WHM1WMt t Hav ay tost bm4 ato asnaal. MkaM alfcynna af unr. Tt Taw PaBlPWl Khaw nt aay e turaat m. Mr alaKnaa law waa aurl J HricaCl tMawu aflar iMt -& H fey pBjakU. vita kaV tililfifcii. r&'.aT'o JaafciTw fright ratw to ra wow and mum . , , fw vutrtl itk. t mtitk wUUoa f. laat.o-.l. . . .1 I AsuU.ta -.trZt yzz 'a MrH,w twh h IMMilX U V.t aUWM to ,MW laW ttH Mrk wje malUiif (y, Addreu Dr. ' Oatly til InHu of khw R. V Vine. HuHaW, N. Y. and itotp a Hal 'failatal attriLa ajM ikAt Hiiiru... ifhWw n lyrttaa, l STMr al. ar MumtNaHwiat mar im trviw Mm 14. lOiiii.ii iarwta at kWjruup4all r aw hwi iwwm,i I'a Dtaaaaa a4 II W tm J. k'MH Ok. MQ MaSMttewafT S-. Saa rtoaafcMa, aeW aoaiwuai . IafeHMAfetaYIUttMta, UAaarlliaivs M. Osmfert. Sole Agnt Always received the highest 'Award where merit was considered' Gold Medal at the Pan-American Exposition.1 IMPROVED! For the season of 1902. Lighter draft than before, and certain parts made stronger. Send for testimonials of Oregon users Sample Machine on hand at Salem Branch. Mitchell, Lewis & Stayer Co F. F. CARY. Ma0tr. Send for Your Friends Wo make a specialty of what Is called ''prepaid" btulneai. '.; I! you have a friend or rel ative in the East whom you want to bring West, deposit with n9 enough money to cover hli or hor paeoauo and traveling expenses. We wire tli ticket ngont where party llvn, and ho Issues ticket nnd gives pnsaongor whatevsr money you wiih. He alto adviees ui when ho leaves and w tell you whon he will nrrlvo. C SHELDON. General Art. 100 Third Street, Portland, Ore. a iIebobhmeiiiibbbibhbiibsh? mm ORpfim ia5iPri?Tl 111 - W 'f " SHOHTLINE and UNION PACIFIC DKPAUT FOK C'alCRKO I'ortUud 8pcUl 900 a. m Tla Hunt ington "AuVrUlo" ExprcM 8:50 p. m, Tla Hunl- Ington "Ht.'l'anT" Fut Mall 8:15 p. m. Via Bpokano TIMB SCHEDULES From 1'ortlanil, Or. Salt Luke. Danvcr. Ft, Worth. Omaha. Kausan Ultv, Ht. LiOUH, i.-nicago ana uut. Bait Lake, DciiTcr Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kautaa Cltr. St. Loul, Chicago and Ei tt. Walla Walla. Lowlaton. Hpokano. Wallace I'ull man, Minneapolis St. Paul, Duluth, Milwaukee Chicago, and Katt. AKItlVK FROM 4:30 p m 8:10a. in :0m in 72 " HOURS v PORTLAND TO CHICAGO no bnanic 01 tars 72 OCEAN AND IUVER SCHEDULE Fronl Portland' 8 p. m. DHIIy except Sunday 8 p. in. Saturday 10 p. m, All sailing date iubject to cnangc ForanKranclMO Ball every 6 days COLUMBIA RIVKIt ToAntorla and Way ItidlnK'. 4 p. in m. uudt WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamer Huth loaves rjalom for Port landnnd way landlngB on Tuopday.Thura daya nnd Saturdays, nbout 7 n. m. For Corvnllia und way landings, Mondays, Wedneednys and Fridays nt about 6 p. m. A. L. ORAIG, M. P. BALDWIN, Gen. 1'aBB. At. At. O. It. & N. dock Portland, Oro. Salem, Or O. C Tt Co's PASSENGER STEAMERS Pomona and Altona Leaveo for Portland dally except Tuesday at 7 a. in. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade tt, M. P. BALDWIN, Aft. Corvlalis&EasternluV Time Card No. 20. No. 2 For Yaquina: Loaves Albany 12HG p. tn. Lonvoa Corvallls 1:50 p. in. Arrives Ynqulna 5:35 p. im. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Ynqulna 7:00 a. m. Leavos Corvallls 11:30 a. m. Arrives Albany 12:1G p im. No, 3 For Dotrelt: Leaves Albany 1:00 p. in. Arrives Dotrolt G:4C p. ni. No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit C:30 a. m. Arrives Albany 11:05 n, m. Trains 1 and 4 nrrlvo In Albauy In time to connect with tho 8. P. south bound train, as well ns giving two or threo hours In Albany bofore de parture of S. P. north bound train. Train No. 2 conneots with tho S. P. trains at Corvallls and Albany glv ing direct service to Newport and ad jacent beaches. Train 3 for Detroit. Breltonbush and otner mountain resorts leavoa Albany at 1:00 p. m., after the arrival of tho southern Pacific south bound train from Portland, reaching Detroit at :46 p. m. For further Information apply to T , BDWIN STONE, ii ,VrnJ!r' Asent. Albany. Manager, H. H. Cronlse. Agent, Corrallls. SALEM BRANCH. To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts. Tickets are now on sale at all South ern Pacific and Corvallls & Eastern U. R. offlcee. through to Newport and laqulna at reduced rates. Southern Pacific trains connect with C & E. ai Albany and Corvallls. All tickets w for return until October 10. 1902. Oa June 23 the C. & E. trains from ustrolt began leaving there at 6:30 a. m'rIwh the Bay tra,n at Albany ja?nKra for Detroit, Breltonbush au! t mountain resorts can leave n"MB the same afternoon, reaching MA.,e.fIm Albany to Detroit at , 'Bd from Corvallls at $3.35, good T.i.iUra unUl tober 10th. with vtiege to xet on train t anv r ot Mill Citv. The Southern Paoifln rv.mn.n t,n.a ow oa sate round trip tickets from all Swv? t0r nea in Oregon to Syf. yport or Yaiulna. with prlvl- tw-i;. thwenlay Sunday excursion 1 1521 Mwiday. are also on sale at i. potau om aU 8" v' and c' ta.i rs,aUoB oan e obtained as 000 jr S. P. or C. & h. igeuL m n H H M M M m m M H M M M m m M M R