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Newspaper Page Text"WWJJBJ""' KUfc-Jl M I ft o K5 i u ft r 4 J l"; J fJ iMMMnM vmMutoaau THff tiAlLY JOURNAL; &ALBM, Oft E60N, kV65N,i$DAV, AUdUtrf e, ?wl i '! mi 'nMnmSjtmtnmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmnmtmmmmmfmUtfmmmKmmmmimtwmmmmmmmmmmm iUte. &, This signature Is on stery box of lh g-ennlne Laxative Brorao-OuinincTsMcw? &yVZrt)xo remedy (Hftt care n cold In on day. WmiMWHIUHIHHt IHIinillllHil IHfUH i-fr I Journal Votin FOR g Contest E3 ' The Most Deserving and Popular Young Lady in Salem. ' 0 ;; W Ono recoivlng largoot voto will be lvon a fica railroad tlrkot to ', ', Newport and return, and board and froo ontortninmont at the Bay View ; ; Hotel with cboico of tho flnoat room In the houie for one woek, beginning Saturday, August 10th. Volos on accompanying coupon will bo recolvod at tills office, and re salt of ballot announced from day to day. JOURNAL VOTING COUPON One Vote for Mlw for one week's free seaside outlntr at New port, August 16th. rv The Sure Way to prevent Pneumonia and Connump tlon In to euro your cold when It first appears. Acker's English Remedy will stop tho cough In a night, and drive tho cold out of your system. Al ways a quick and fluro euro for AbUi ma, Bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. If It does not satisfy you the druggist will refund your money. Write to us for frco sample. W. If. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. V. D. J. FRY. DrURKlst THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News, paper League. BY HOFER BROTHERS. 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. Ti 5 u i n u 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 n i n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 ii in 1 1 1 1 T Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles Aro tbo most porfcctly constructed bicycle mndo, The bearings ore duet proof, eelf-oillng and will rnn n thousand miles without roqulrlng,addltional o '. 1902 Model 55, $40 1902 Model 55, Superb Ruby Finish $45 1901 Models $35 1902 Special Model $25 Wo fit any coaator brake, $5 oxtra. Heo our elegant lino of blgb-grado bl cycles at lou Btato mroet. Merritt Davis, Agent. fl H tl-IM H 1 1 II II 1 1 1 1 II HWI t H I IHI It II MM H M-f ...CHICAGO STORE... PEOPLE'S DAnOAIN HOUSE. TflP RflT Salfi fc NflW On Moduli days at tbo Chicago Htoro, nit Bit, odiu ia nuw un aiw.yB bu ;, lt yo hhy9 not p.r, our storo a visit you should do so. Kvory article in our storo i sold 25 ptr cent. heaper than you can buy It any where In Halem, Oat ao qualatsd with our prices. 7We best porcalo calicoes, yd Ao 7Ho fancy Bsotch Iawus 3 Wo lOo fancy wool dress goods . . . ,ioe 86c all wool 40 Inolidrsm goods 25o D5e black silk tnff.U CDo 35o fanoy bordered wash volls Ido BUc fanoy outing llsnnol, yd. . .60 lo linen buck toweling, yd... no lBollnsn canvas ... So 11.35 black silk velvet 8D0 7ko oolorsd cboeie cloth, yd . .4o 2J4o whlto lace scrim, yd. .7Jo 16a 6 Inch wldo embroidery, per yard ..5o 80 II. y. linen lawn hdkfs , ....4c Best spool silk, each lu 200 yd spool cotton, best 2o New shipment of ribbons, the big. gesl bargains that was over offered He ribbons So, 3So ribbons 15c. II 00 buggy ro)es, special M)c Nobby shirtwaists, half prion. Men's BOc uuderw'r balbrlcian Slfia 30o all-over Isco special, yd. . Ific 1,60 lace curtains, pr. 70o Men's 70 dsrby libbed undor- wear ,,.35c lOo whltnrkakor lliuinol. ...Olio THIS BALK FOR WKDNKSDAY AN I) Til URB DAY ONLY McEYOY BROS.. Proprietors. Court Street. Salem, Oregon llllllllilllllilllllllHllllllHliiilllliiliiiiililH' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Roche Harbor Llino. Host brands Portland Commit. WOOD; sawed or full leugth, All kinds of building material, Band, gravel, lath, shingles, etc, D. SBBNTLBY 181-183 Com'! 8t. Phono fWt Main, UlaHllU- 8ALEM AND A HIGH SCHOOL. In the plinmplilot sent out by the Push Club, no mention Is mude of thn Croat advantages of coming to Snlom to llvo on account of tho axrollencu of our nubile schools. f , it . 1 .1 . ,, ., ,. . iui inai ih uiu vurjf iiihi wim llliu people lunulro about who como from the Knst. Jtoyond running the district lu debt, and collecting largo Sums of Interest, nothing was over dono for tho Snlom schools. A promlnont physician wan In Salem rccontly to find n location, and wnH grontly ploasod with our city. Ills daughter had flnlshod tho common mnmmnr grades, nnd wns ready for tbo high school. Ho did not locnto. A family romoves from Snlom this week nr noxt, to Bend tho chlldron to n high school In a California city. Thoro Is a domooracy and n Htlmu- Ins to tho host American effort In n high school that Is found by hoys and girls lu no other Institution. .Mary MnoLnno, of Hutto, hnH wiltten a book that lu soiling by tho thousnnd, and sho hns no education hut tho Untie high school. Why ovory first and socondclniw town In Oregon can have n high school nud Snlcm cannot hns not yet boon ox plained. Why all such high school towns enn havo a lowor tax rata than Snlom for school purposos has not been oxplnlnod. Why IloHoburg, Kugouo, Albany, As toria, Pendleton, Uakor City, Wood burn and Jefferson can nil havo high school grades taught In their public schools has not been oxplnlnod. Why n prominent college In this city always votott and works to keep down tho grndoH In tho public schools Is n mystury. Other collegoM favor higher grades lu the public schools. Tho Journal bullovos that tho people hotlovn, thoro Is a nigger In tho wood pile somewhere, and ho ought to ho smoked out. Let (Iioho who aro opposed to high Hohool grades In our public schools give their reasons. Lot them como out and show their faith In keeping down our public schools, and tell tho reason why. If no good rensous can ho given then let Snlem hnvo as good public schools (ih her neighbor, and no longer hnvo tht lowest guide public school. 1 " witn Tracy revolvers and snoiKuiiH. 1 That's right In Tracy's line, and ho would probably offer voluntarily to' wrlto n recommendation In favor of the liberal use of such wenpons, pro vided they nro loaded. No use to deny It, Tiacy and ping pong nro tho two greatest things that over happened this season. 11 1 1 i'i 1 1 "" JOURNAL X-RAYS. Labor Oompors. Is not dogindlng, Mr. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dlunor you cau enjoy from ono of our tondor and delicious meats, steaks, lauib or mutton chops, veal cutlets or pork. Our meats am all out Irora tho. fattest and orimestcattlo, and wo can supply your table with fresh, nutritious and wholesome meats at boil rock prices. B, C, CROSS SALEM ORB Phon 201 oJ'SSassMFA's MST7 ' S7i jfcfi&Wfi. STot 'J ? 'nr Xfhi , At Easter Time is whim the building business' will bo in lull swing. If you haven't given your orders for your lumber requirements It wilt pay you to got estimates from Uoodalo Lumber Go., for any and all kinds of lumber for out or lusldo work lath, shinnies, sash, doors, blinds and everything needed In this line. Goodale Lumber Co. Near H. P. lWr. depoL Phone 061 Don't Let Your Wifcy Wash Your crash suit because you lira ufrMd thin Mrvunt will not da It up right, when wu make them look Just like now, us well aa linen sultN. duck trousers, Madras shirts and your rinw llnon, No domostle laundering win begin to compare with the beauty of our riu laundry work and our price are o small you ran hardly them. Salem StcamLaundry Ool. .1. Olmstsd, Prop. Derous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phono 411. 230 Liberty St. 1 1 ii i sssssssssssssssssssr J MsssW sssssssssssssssssssT4 flsssV ssssssssssssssssssssssfw1 ssssssf A Luck y Find Hut it's herd to Mud anything better. Til a can of blth aud streagtb. Hear this '.n wind 1 there's nothing to rqua Halem beer as a tenlo and mild stlmu-l Uut. Uooling, relreshtuie, uourtiblng, invigorating, it Is a porfwt braw. Striet ly pur, ol high grade aud uniform tu quality tho beer par excellence. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M. Uek, Propileler. 8PANI8H WAR PEN3ION8. ConunlsMloner of Pensions Wnro Is snld to ho surprised at the number of applications nlrendy In for pensions for the volunteers of the Hpunlsh war, which exceeds those of the rogulara by more than a thousand. The total number of applications from tho vol unteer regiments Is ISO?, and that of tho regulars IKftft. Vour of the volun teer reglmenja hnvo more uppllcniitH for pensions than tho Koveuth United States Infantry, which lost 43 men lu battle, aud had 01) wounded. The First District of Columbia Infantry, which had no killed or wounded, has filed more claims for pensions than any of tho llvo regular regiments, with thu exception of tho Seventh Infantry. Commissioner Ware Is credited with tho nulvo explanation that probably many of the men suffering from the effects of the tropica! climate nt 11 rut thought their health was seriously im paired, and will withdraw their claims when they discover their error. TRACYI8M RAMPANT. "Tracy" U what tliay call that puma that leaped from the Unmix sou the other day. (Alas, we feHrwl thU!) Now book out for utt arakiHck of TrucylMiu In chewing gum. clgnra. so da water and automobile. A Tracy highball might not b a iHlMHomer, but think of the Tracy brand of chewing gum for oteok fe iimbM and children. The Ortfgatt out law Isn't a puiUbJt nnd rotuHNiUMttly Ida Jw la pwrtlcMbirly well developed. Therofore, It wihiW be hhmI unkind to embalm his memory Ih a camcoc tlon of sugar ntid rubber under th gnlee of Tracy PmIh Tvttl PrwtU. Now, when It 00 w to a Trney au tomobile, there U aomothlHg baHlly aiigHoattve lu that name. Am h dewdly comblnatloti. Traey and tke auto ought to bo a uttletHl tHdoeotHMit to wU tho uriro from the moat bteodtblwty rkauffeur tkat ever burned a trail la the httlbway Of rounM. It go without saytNg that the market will soon be glutted Impaired Digestion May not te all tut I uiMSt by itttftit new, but It will be It tu-t'taHed. Ttte uatUwt after eatuitf, fits ot nrv out bvtttUstte, euN ot Um stewaeb, and dtugmMUte bthMu; may bet be very bad new, but Wwy wttt be If tU stetoaah Is soflervd to grow ler. DytNi l soeh a tulabl UtMM ttut tin tUHy to M sbeukl N en early attcMtleo. TV It eoaipfetely over eoate by Hood's Sarsaparilla wUibstrvB4HbeiutbAab3liU4tlTtsyte&) Now Is tho midsummer of our com tent. Tho water molon Is rlpo. Tho guards nt tho pnn have good enough guns but didn't use them. Oner has no need to consldor bis personal Interests In cnlllng a special session, Maybo Miss Wilson had a "teacher face," and Smith Jlltod nor for sum. clout cause. School mn'ams who cannot gat a favorable toachlng contract can hogln to look up matorlal for a domago suit. m m m "The airl with tho Auburn ' hair has secured an Injunction from a Chicago court ngalnst nnothor maiden who was advortlsod under the name by a show man. Another plot discovered against the Sultan's life. Tho plots over thoro lu Turkey are nbout as harmless as are tho ones tho Washington sheriffs nro concocting to catch Outlaw Trncy. Both Morgan says Mothor Evo was tho first soclnllst, bocauso whon she climbed tho trco, from which sho could soo tho bounties of the world, unil plucked nn apple, she divided with Adam, giving him half. Allor guten Dingo slnd drol. Thoro aro Tho Orogou State Journal, oMCu gonoj Tho Oregon Dally Journal, of Portland, nud Tho Capital Journal, of Salem. Of course, thoro is really only one Journal lu Oregon, nnd all know whore that Is printed. Hogs aro hogs those days. The highest price is being paid fop bogs on foot offered for sovornl years G cents a pound. This lnnkos hog meat whole sale about 7'4 cants dressed. Those who hnvo plenty of hogs nro up with tho hop men. HSugono Ileglstor. The editor of tho Snlom Journal Is advocating that mothers Hoop tholr daughters In short drossaH longer. Wouldn't that Jar you. Mrs. Ilofor Is probably al tho seaside. ItoKoburg Plalndealer. It Is easy to see whoro your mind Wanders- The claims against tho Ollhort bank nt Sulom are $10(1,800 and there Is 110,000 on hand nfter several years collection, with which to pay It. Where will ' tho trusting depositor come In. Albany Democrat. Why not pay the lawyers In the Hu bert case pro rata, tho same ns other claims? Fulton, llrownell and Dr. Smith nio said to be wanting tho presidency of the senate. Does any of those gentle men represent anything but desire for the place, appetite for spoils or hunger for the honor? Will one of them out line 11 program that means something for the taxpayer, hut plundering him? Not on your tintype. The latest Is a washerwoman's trust. Such a oomhluntion hns been formed In Uugene. The women who do Washing here have entered Into hii agreement to work for not less than tr. cents an hour hereafter. The price tiefuro has bueu 10 centa an hour. The women nro certainly entitled to the raise. rtugeue Guard Many women aro not left without hope of bettering themaelvea so king as the divorce courts hold out. llrownell la out again for a constitu tional convention. People who have proierty or other Interests ran well nltonl to tremble so bmg as that Is hanging lu the nlr. Mr. llrownell want something remote. He does not want an Immediate move In the dim-1 Ion of reform. Ilk cutting off a JW.Ooo grnft. Tbo Republican state pkitform with htm was only a bait to catch sucker Now throw something else at the peo ple Tho man who will flirt with an On gon ackoolma'nm ought tc. have to my for It. It I a mistake to think our c Wool ma'ams do Hot meuu buslm-ns oh any propoeltioM under dlst-UMion Tta) are nil boolHeo and that is why they suiMteed Ih the school room aud Ih other dlroetkMMi. David U. Smith a prominent young drungbtt of StayUui, OrogoH. did Hot weed to think so but how- bo baa ckanaod hi mlHd elm-e Mia Martha Wlbmn a pretty school ma'am of that town baa aued him for IC.TW for broach ot promise Kugeue Hogtator The poetotlle dooartmeot baa put an end to the ommiUoua ot a main monlal bureau that baa beou doiug a thriving boalHSsui in the oast aud mid dw wont fur the past atx mouths A fraud order w-aa biMied barrtHg from the malt the l)rl AdvorttalHg Aaea ay and IntroilHctory ot Oik-Ago. The avbeme operated by tbo company was to utaco advurtloomoHUi Ih tho Hews papor ataUaj; tht tbo name ot a woaMb' wWow kt a weaWiy huh w Ho dfred to oator tbo matrlmoulal state wmM bo fMrH4ob( tor a coueidora tbm. MU9RihRBrif l CtUtnATEB ''U 'S2aMKaaggSyt fir& Yoti rteed not offer from I Sick Headache, tiiuiousncss. Flatulency. Indigestion, or constipation 11 )ou will only take a dobO of the Bitters be ore each meal It will posi tively cure there diecates1 Try It and seo for yourself. . . . . . - ... It wnflHtHfl MJ. . Bg:i Kf f Asyyvr&to remfrdr tw "" me 20 ner cent Oil HaaHBiHiaiiKiHainBBiiiH M Pi we and Miss Helen Hanncn, aged eleven years, of Traverse City, Mich., has a strong claim to the title of youngest professional nowspapor reporter In tho United States. Sho Is tho daughter of Editor J. W. Hannen of the Travorao City Evening Itecord. Miss Harmon began to wrlto Items for hor father's paper three years ago. Sho is paid a regular salary and after school each day covers an assignment route on hor bicycle. She conducts the Juvenile and society department of tho pnper and frequently rushes In with a (Ire or runaway story. Judgo Kincald who was also secre tary of state has this In his Stnte Jeurnal: Of the 00 Republicans in tho legis lature lt Is bollovod that Fulton has about it and Geer 20. Should Scott bo a candidate ho would havo nil the Multnomah delegation, 18, and, by opening a healthy wad, sevoral strag glers from othor counties could bo run In. Fulton can opon a moderately well-flllod snclc; Ooor's Is too light' to bo useful. Hy selling two or throe of his best farms, and distributing the proceeds among the hungry and thirs ty, Ford could cut cpilto a figure for n time nmnng thu dark horses. After tho strength nnd resources of those and other aspiring statesmen havo been exhausted, Corhott could swlpo the pot, but rumor hns lb that ho has become disgusted with tho lawmakers and Inwbreakors and will not accept an election If offered him. , 11 r..c l-ml deal is off so far as it relates to any ana an YL" ,. .- 1 : T-mocir ;. Axminsters, nave some remnants in ingiAm "!"'';' - t nff jn Velvets that we are willing to let go at 20 per cent 0ft n order to make room for new goods now on the road ana the looms at the tactory. , We have made heavy purchases and will be much over crowded in our carpet department. Hence every corner occGpied by a remnant is valuable Bring size of room with you. TH 01 FIJI ii II CO 308 Commercial St Store at Salem and Albany. Next to P.O. pQLLMA CHBRRY SBBDBR N sTeoc'o CHtsmes ') srtos. I & XL1 FOR WAR VETERANS 'iHS perfect Cherry Seeder doea not cruau tno cuerry or chukb any loaa of Juice; n practical iforuia cberrloa. Tho eoed extrncting knllo drives tho seed into ono dleh and actually throws the cherry into another. The marka ol tho knife can scarcely bo aeon on the eeodod fruit. It aeoda from 20 to 30 quarts pur hour. Retail price, 85 cents. m R. M. WADE & CO. Bill Proposal to Grant Vet erans Government Lands It Is now proposed that a law be passed in the United Stntes Cougross granting ench Spanlsh-Amorlcan war veteran the right to government laud without Ills llrst establishing n resi dence thereon. Along with this proposed Inw will come many udvnntngos to tho mun who fought to uphold tho Hag In tho Philippines. It It carries it will givo the veteran a right to transfor his warrant for any consideration. He can sell his land, oven beforo he lo cutos It or can soil his right to take a homestead. Then the mau buying the right could locnto land wharuvor ho could And It. It would make no difference whether ho had provlously used his homeetend right or not. The Dill. Following Is a part of the proposed bill referred to abeve: "That the secretary of the Intorlor he, nnd ho Is hereby directed upon application to Issue to each houornbly discharged soldier aud sailor who served In the SiHtnlsh-Amerlcau war, or to their widows, a land warrant en titling such soldier or sailor or wid ow to 100 acres of public lands; nnd such land warrant shall be transfer able by nu endorsement lu writing In such form us the secretary of the In terior shall proscribe. The holder of such laud warrant shall within llvo yennt after receiving the samo make a selection of such land and shall (lie said land warrant with the register of the laud olllce nearest the land so selected, and such register shall there upon Issue to such holder of said hind warrant a patent, which shall confer upon such person a title In fee simple to the laud so selected." jj Salem, Sept. 15th-20t, 1902 ii -H-Ht'HHfHr-f HII Oregon Blue Ribbon TATE FAI 172 IBB Will Be Bigper and Better Than Ever. CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING Send for Pemium List. JW. H. Wehrun?, M. D. Wisdom, Pres., Hillsboro, Or. I I I I I I M M I I I I I I I I I I I I I I M I I I I I -H Sec, Portland. I rHH m H H m H m m H M B M m M 99 Send for sYour Friends H H SI H H n n M a m m B m H m H U m M m A C SHELDON, General Act a m We make a specialty of what Is called ''prepaid" business, it! you hnvo a friend or rel ative In the East whom you want to bring West, deposit with us enough money to cover lila or hor paesago and traveling oxponaea. Wo wlro the ticket agent whoro party live, nnd ho Issues ticket and givca passenger whatever money you wieh, He alio advises us when ho leaves and ws tell you when he will arrivo. 100 Third Street, Portland, ore. m m M m a m M M n H 19 M H H H M M W H s n M a m m m M M n n H H llBlMBHinHBBBHEaBllBlUBI amd union pacific DKPAUT FOB Cnicago 1'ortUud Special 9.00 a. m via lluut Ingtou ATlVnlIo" Kxprcsa 8.60 p. m. via Hunt luglon ItTPatir" FaatMall C:15p. m. via Spokano TIME SCHEDULES From rorllnnJ, Ot, Salt Lake, Dourer, Kt. 1VaI. rtmalu tTtlKOSl Cltr, lit. Louli,' Clilcago Itr, tld and East, Palt Lake, Penvcr Kt. Worth, Omaha, Kanua City. St. Louli. CliictKO and El it. WallA Wafla. LuirlVlon? Rpokano. Wallace, Pull man, Minneapolis BL I'aul, Duluth, Milwaukee Chicago, and Eaat, AUUIVB FKOM 4:50 p m, 8:10a, in ":0 m m HOURS v PORTLAND TO CHICAGO No Cbanje of Cars 72 OCEAN AND IUVER SCHEDULE From Portland' lAIlaalllns dates subject 1 to chaneo 8 p. m. I For an FranclMO oauovery oaars Dallr except Uuudajr 8 p. m. Saturday 10 p. m, COLUMDIAIUVKK ToAatorla and Way Mndlngii. 4 p. in i p. in. ox, Buudtr WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamer Ruth loaves Sulom for Port land aud way landing on Tueaday Thurs days and Saturdays, about 7 a. m. For CorvnlliB end way landings, Mondays, Wednoedaya and Fridays at about ft p. m. A. L. OUAIG, M. I. BALDWIN. Gon. Pass. Act. Agt. O. R. & N. dock Portland, Oro. Balom, Or HOOVER POTATO DIGGER O, C, T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMERS Pomona and Altona Leavoa for Portland dally except Tueeday at 7 a. ni. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade at, M. P. BALDWIN, Aft. TALL CORN doen't romr by acclilnt A fetttle aoil and careful eultiva tion air ttcc4ry tu iiim1uit the toncrtHtf atrui and heavy carm Yrt tlir farmer who under atantU that he can't have a healthy cotn nop without fretliRK and weeding, aeenu to think that he can have a healthy body withaut either care or culture. Hut the body i built up just a the com is, by lite tusinillatiufi of the eerj chemical element uu which vtulity depemla. And what Hreda arc lu the com, ilieaea of the stomach ami nutiilive sytteru are to the Ikh1 thry divert the neces Mry fvHkt supply from the rtopcr chanuels, and the HihW becernea lean, Mckly an.! il' uouitsbed. The proper digestion and simulation of rtKxt U a pn ruatv MH:ntitl of health. Hy haling iliAe of the Matm a ti ml . .rw of digestion and nutruuHt In Plcrcc'a Uotdea M I -a) UiH"overy incfeaea Ih. .lufr.tixe and auiatttallve Kwtts timuUtfrs the action if the blood snaking gUnd, a' Acudslactcry orvanef the tx-i!v the ink red-cerpnaU4 ! -x-h) .hi which physiesd igtc nnt Vitality depend. txV wo bottles of ! I r t.oMen MMUcat IHsosx e v ' rfonk h Irwoklj" vxttw. v. 4 . .'?e tusa lito uf TarhMM. t a lou-toun Ca Va. 'KM n t. iau.li good that I tfidat il. it oi I can eat -( a. t'nif n.'W 1 ant m well v vj with it I hardly know Kw I 'ak you rur you kind taAyr nts t n 1 tned a wbal M us ihna htkxx I wrote to you It ; wt a (cntWnun taU ntc 'x,i jr Biadkta. bow k bad itI ku wire t lhukt I wwtU (visile of It An now giaJ im l .Ul lor 1 doo.1 know what I w-ut.1 hare done If St bad not l'uKD( ttenVa CoUen MeaV )..! lwowery." Ix ttefcr's ? leaaaat PeNeU regoute tb bowels and cure CuusUpaMoa. i ss2Mis-iiiisipw1Ji Digs them all and Digs them well. ce)otaaiaQgi'a5v9)e4ceawe Guaranteed to do the Work rmmmegkmAtmaamt,nmnnmmi(mnnmmnMm a Always received the highest Award where merit was considered Gold Medal at the Pan-American Exposition.' 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., :M BRANCH. F. F. CARY. Ma, CARY, Maaajtr. ConflallsMaste.il hlli Time Card No. 20. N'o. 2 For Ynqutna: Loaves Albany 12H5 p. m. Loaves Corvallls l :C0 i. m. Arrlvoa Yaqulna 5:35 p. m. No. 1 Returning: leaves Yaqulna 7:00 a. m. Leaves Corvallls 11:30 a.m. Arrives Albany 12:15 n m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 1:00 p. m. Arrives Detroit 5;45 p. ru. No. i From Detreit: Leaves Detroit G:30 a. m. Arrives Albany 11:05 n. m. Trains 1 and 4 arrivo In Albany In time to connect with tho 8. P. bouUi bound train, as well as giving two or tureo hours in Albany before do P"tur of S. P. north bound train. Train No. 2 connects with tho S. I . trains at Corvallls and Albany glv ng direct service to Newport and ad Jacent beaches. Train 3 for Detroit. IlreltenbuBh and ?! ?r,J?ounta,n rt,80rt 'eaves Albany JiT '' J?- after tno arrival of tho Southern Pacific south bound train from Portland, reaching Detroit at o-to p. m. For further Information apply to T t, . BDWIN STONE, ir unT- AB9nt' Aany. Manager. " H. Cronlge. Agent. Corrallla. To )h Seaside and Mountain Resorts. Tickets are now on sale at all South ern Pacific and Corvallls & Eastern H. R. offices, through to Newport and yaqulna ai reduced rates. Southern Paclfle train - . ...- n, Ti """" -unueci Willi U & E, Osteu"'111 October 10. 1902. t',ttlUB the tra,n at Albany vSE? t0r Dro,t- nJtenbush Xm iittoun,ala "rt can leave De!St .r8 arnoon. reaching JtSVJJ!- ?'n,n8- Tickets aro nm laL r. A,baBy to Detro,t at tOt i,nVma ttt 335. BOOd IMtIW U tor 10th. with Lw! Cac,flc Company have 92?Si Ucke from all Z.w5 H?8 ,n Oregon to to i2ttrt4i)r Ya,?ula. with prlvl 5K 2fi!?.Tl ' Bast or West C. &aYhlL.i J?BtetIon with SoJ Iu.Bda' weursloa Uanajur Un.jT. " -""srany ana re Tllw ?' ar aUo 0B e at & tZJZ?" fro aU S. P. and a JK.57 ?Se 1T app,,e&-