The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, August 07, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextrtiLa'" 1 the dailV Journal, sal&m, orbcon, tmm&bAV, Auau&f 7, tSui BIHIBHSBSIBISKlJDMnHHKM M $ffid& TTHf Tj-j" I Ti n remedy t enm a cold in eno dap. f-H-HHU-t-KH ItllllHIDIlHIllllHIHIIIIIIIIH Journal Votin FOR Tlie Most Deserving and Popular Young Lady fn Salem. 'O One receiving largest vote will Newport and return, and board sad free entertainment at tho Bay View Hotel with choice ol the finest room In, the home for one week, beginning Saturday, August lCtb. VoUa on accompanying coupon will be received at this offiee. and re sult of ballot announced from day to day. JOURNAL VOTING COUPON One Vole for Mlss. for one week's free seaside oiitlnjr at New port, Aoffust 16th. Em-! 1 1 h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 hi 1 1 1 1 1 1 Celebrated Wolff -American Bicycles Are the most perfectly constructed blcyolo made. The bearings are dnf proof, eelf-olllng and will run a thousand miles without requiring additional o J902 Mode! 55 $40 1902 Model 55. Superb Ruby Finish $45 1901 Models 535 1902 Special Model $25 We fit any coaster brake, 5 extra. Bee our elegant line of high-grade M. cycles at 1W State Street. Merritt Davis, Agent. fl 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 m H I 1 1 1 1 1 H H m I I I 1 1 ) I H H M I I H 1 1 II ...CHICAGO PEOPLE'S DAR0A1N HOUSE- The Biff Sale is NowOn" Sfty. "iiXSl our store a visit you should do so. Kvery article In our store 1 fold 26 percent, cheaper than yon can buy It anywhere In Salem. Get ac- quaintea wiui oar prices. 7 14 a best perealo calicoes, yd 3)c 7Ko fancy Scotch lawns . ...3Kc 40c fancy wool dross goods ie BEeall wooMOInoh dress goods 26c floe black silk taffeta We 36c fanoy bordered wash rolls IDs BKc fancy outing llannul, yd. .6c 158 linen buck toweling, yd... Do 16c linen canvas .. . 8c $1.30 black silk velvet 86c 7Kcootored cheese ololh,. yd. .4c 12)0 white lace scrim, yd . 7,Hc l&o 6 Inch wldu embroidery, per yard 6o TUI8 SALE FOR WEDNESDAY McEVOY BROS., Court Street. I u 1 1 n h 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 h i i m 1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Iioohe Harbor Lime. Host brands Portland Cement. WOOD; sawed or full length, All kinds of building material, sand, travel, lath, shingles, etc. D. S. BENTLEY 181-183 Uom'l Ht. ' A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our tender and delicious meaU. steaks, larub or mutton chops, veal outlets or pork, Our meats are all out from the fattest and primestcattle, and we can supply your table with fresh, nutritious and wholesome meats at bed rock prices. B, C, CROSS-SALEM ORB Phon SOI T. Mll, Shot saL-1 fn -& . s-0ttt)Kn mQ MsiiSjn iiFr-ysls aaa i esissapwi iHsfllr ' V HHV pTSslrrWkfT " Thta alpjaturo l on erei7 box of the geantaa Laxative BronioQuinineTbicu. tes n be Riven a free railroad ticket to 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 STORE... 8c H. U. linen lawn lidkfs 4o Rest spool silk, each lo 20q yd spool cotton, best 'ic Now sh'pmont of ribbons, the big. gesl bargains that was ever offered 8e ribbons 3c, 3oe ribbons 15o. 1 00 buguy robes, apeulal- . . .6Ua Nobby shirtwaists, half price, Men's 50c uiiderw'r balbriggan 86c 30o all-over lien special, yd . . Ine 11.50 lace curtains, pr 70c Men's 75c derby ribbed under wear 35o ICo white rhaker flnnncl. . . .O'o AND THURMUY ONLY Proprietors. Salem, Oregon 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 u i h 1 1 1 1 1 1 Phono 001 Main. At Easter Time Is when the building business will bo In full wlng. If you haven't given your orders for your lumber requirements It will pay you to get estimates from Uoodale Lumber Co., for any and all MmU at litmhur far outer InsUle work -lath, shingles, sash, doors, blinds and everything needed In tills line. Goodale Lumber Co, Near 8. P. Pass'r. depot. Phone.tttl There's a Contrast Ih atylo and comfort btw Uhr ilry work which U woll dime urn! hat which Is Hot Hot weather oapowlally waUoa this contrast MX. Work aent to the talHi Steam l-nudry U always wall dam. The unlak U twfeet: HO damaiio to hmhW. Ordisra called for aud 4eJtvrwt Your aOdrtiM o a Hw Ml oar UriRga the waoN. Salem StcamLaundry Oet. J. Olmsted, Prop. Oorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Pbojie 411. 0 Ulberty 8t A L i ckyFind Hut It's hard to dad anything belts. Tla a cat) of he-lthand strength, lk'ar this lu tuludt there's uothlug to eqoa hUlem br as a tonic and mild stlmu-1 Uut. Cooliuc refreshing, courlihiag, Invigorating, it Is a perfect brew. Btrtet ly pure, ol high grade and uniform m jusllty-tho beer par eivellenee. g Con ii- '' "r ., r !The Sure Way to prevent Pneumonia and Consump tion Js to care your cold when It first appears. Acker's English Remedy wilt stop the cough In a night, and drive the cold out of your system. Al ways a quick and sure euro for Asth ma, Dronchltls. and all throat and lung troubles. If It does not satisfy you the druggist will refund your money. Write to us for free sample. W. If. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. FRY. DruKfist 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, 50 Cents Per Month Weekly One Year, 91.00 In Avance. WAS TRACY INSANE? Thre Is aome ground for believing that Trary'a mind was tainted with In sanity, but whether It wan more than poe the ordinary criminal Is a uueetlon not easily answered. Alt criminals are. In a degree, In sane, but not with tli Insanity of the person who has to be detained In an asylum. Still bis case had (wine re markable feature to consider. Thnt he bad a mania for soHMtlonal lem and bob! and daring crimes and a mad thirst for notoriety that waa fed by the newsnapera Into a paeelon for continual promlnonce, none can deny. Thnt the dlaeaaed condition of his mind on this line led to his capture Is plain enough. Ho preferred to hovor nhout n big city, and to hoop periodic ally torrorlzlng some one to xorurlty and safety. TIiIb Ih a species of Insanity many pernor who get a tnnto of newspapor notorloty arc forovor after adlloted with. A sane Tracy, not crazy with tho clamor of over-ndvortlsomanL would bavo chosen retirement, and a whole hldo, lnstoad of keopInK In roach of ranchers nnd posse. A aano, modoet man would have dovo Into tho doop woods, made for Canada, Mnxlco or tho fastnose of omo big city. Hut Tracy lovod to figure In hold-ups better than lie lovod life or liberty. If he had had a particle of aanlty or modesty he would not have been Hnrry Tracy. THE TIMBER LAND FRAUDS. Father Hchell Is a rouxh nud ready fltchter. He has lived lu the tlmbor reKloiis of Coos and Tillamook. Ho has brought dermiin Immigrants to OroKon In colonies, built schools and donn grand pioneer work. Hut ho Ih an nKKresHlve (lermiin, and has now tnckled the blKKost fraud that has been koIiik on In OreKoii Hlnr the swamp land uiikoIs Htole hundreds of thousniuls of ncros of fine dry liiuds that thoy sworo thoy wont over In u hunt (altlioiiHh the boat wits mnuntdd on wheels). Father Hchell hns too much cnufl denco lu tho I'nrtlnnd papers. Thoy will not print his exposures. Thoy have printed matter on tho timber lund frnudH, hut It wns done to Injure some Individual, or to confuse the mind of the renders, and scatter dark puss, rather thnit Unlit. If the peoplo did not demand dis honest laud KrnbhliiK, ami thoy have always been dnliiK It when there wns an opportunity, there would be no dis honest orlmp lawyers to serve them. Hut the whale estoni of grabbing timber laHds In Orison Is tainted with fraud, from the big coritoratlous steal ing -loo.oAo ncros In lieu of worthless rock piles, to souio of the siiiuller op orator. The bona fide settler and home seeker has little cliniiCH against the horde of iHilltlcluns nnd city InwyorM. and many of the ofllclul c-lnes who re side In the cities, nud have Inside In furinntlou how to get around the law. lu tho meantime The Journal will print nil the Information on the sub Jeet thnt Puttier Heliell, or any one else, nan dig up. Olvo the people the facts, and some time there -will be nn end to the timber luml frauds. Hut It wll be when some of the prominent lolltlclaus are dead, and human nn turo has improve) beyond present standards. Rejected for Insurance, Cured, Then Accepted, lirlillit'o DIhciimo mid Diabetes Arc Positively Curable. Cfct. V Vkr, mmhf mwSuM Inter (j. Vim m msjswa havUM )nm swrxl tM IHttwtw, alUKHW It to bUe4 ImwaaU. A I Ims J I, feel w tl. g - IM it It yet ( r A.-Vary TK M wMUm I M4 wl Ma I wt Kl lit Ur kit lswrmsw '' I. ltat I timiin vfy vik 4 mttimH sNAtto. Q.Aay ether tykleisa My M mMiWmI A-Ok. . Uj 414 The r g -Wiw iM ym W Mw iw tims I X -HSIier lBNr W tk Umm mm It IMS tmrml Mut tt HrmitIM IH. g -How hn sm res WnKs le tmptvi I A la wM I lnk IM st (U. g-JH jaw 4ta smtif ls IS)ist t A. 1 4U. 4 1 w wHU A.-U Mm mss iMHMr f g -Ut lUM M M I a -Tm. usmim touae as lj4. nwn 1ic whihI, tisissmr tlswuea ot gr. Tfc k yl aaj eUMtr eufM t Ym. Mr lUtar-lB-Uw ' lklkl llMWlllrMS fl Vfi Jk) tlt4S (It 4 w Mr siJws. fey Ifcre vi.-d.ci vHrt afv tat HrtsW.na;the 4NtaiMl tut the kup prostat. ass UUta aa laaaraSK avl at lar SSS4 alt I sr.parasBLatai uti rwtiwiai aasaf im rsiMa taju I wwsiaiia mum af kmm Miulhsi iar MM akwl sssmti waaiM UNNMaad. Jata J Plw I WSa Blsaaaj fjflBf liBjWVvAa ii i tumpinaa i Pn IW11U aauytoal bmUi4 Ira THE SUMMER SCHOOL. The Journal's Bilmmer school of hor ticulture has been a red-hot buctom the past few days. Thousands of weeds have been slain, and net ono ha recovered. The dean of the fac ulty In still alive and "koeping sohooL" An assistant professor of hoe-ology has been appointed, and thore may be other additions to tho faculty, If we ran raise that 1100,000 endowment. The assistant Is also required to mend the fence and keep the cows out A boy showed up and wanted to en ter the claw. Ho wanted to know what salary he would get It was explained that he would be amply well paid by learning all the mysteries of strawber ry culture from the ground up. He laBtod 20 mlnutos, when he made an anatomntlcal discovery that he had a bone In his back. He left, and was advised to become a good lawyer. banker or politician, If ho wanted to be sure never to go to the pen. A new courM has been added In weeds. Student In the freshman claea are required to Identify and cor rectly name ten of the common weeds, like fire-weed, rag-weed, plg-weed. chick-weed, skunk-weed, pigeon-weed, sour-weed, loke-weel, smart-weed and yard-weed. A prls will be offered for a list of weeds that cows will eat. but that will not Injure the Quality of the milk. The aeetstant says: "Sure, cowa will eat anny kotnd of weeds. They're stuck afther weeds. You never see anny weeds In a cow pasture." Special advantages will be given at this school to agricultural college stu dents, who nre very Ignorant about wooding, as they aro not In school during the weed season. A young man from u divinity school applied at 4 p. m. Wednesday, whon tho mercury was 103 In the shade Ho wore cottolane pants, and could not boo just what there wuh to loarn. He tackled ono row, but got wrong ond towards the sun, and quit In 10 min utes. EDUCATION IN CRIME. Children on the Htreuts of Pendleton playing 'Merrill nnd Tracy Is one of the fruits of sensationalizing crime. There should be. no oxhlbltlon .of Tracy In the .bile morgue at Salem. Consign him to the qulakllme as soon as possible. Pay the roward, and drop the subject from the newspapers. There bus been too much demnrall nation of the public mind already. When the Gilbert bank failed one little school boy remarked to another Nevej- catch me saving my money again. I'll spend it In place of letting some other fellow get It to spend." The Tracy-Merrill rase nnd the public schools Havings lost In a looted hank are terrible object lessons for the lowering of the moral stniulards of the growing generation. The .Journal still insists thnt the only safe way for the community to pursue will be to mako up every pen ny, with InteresL to the school child ron. With one of the school lioard sell ing musical Instruments for the bank ing linn, with the bank taking In the school savings, nud cashing the notes thnt will be collecting for the next 10 years, the connection Is ton close to be misunderstood on the imrt of even a child. The court, or the receiver, or tho community, will have to make the children's losses good, principal nnd Interest AN EDITOR PROMOTED. H.' M. Hhutt. editor of the lleppuer Times, has been elected sheriff of Morrow county, and lays down the pen to take up the Colts nnd Win chester. He will kuow how It fel now to have the newspaper men Jack up the sheriff to lump those campaign prom ises to give them their share of the advertising. Ho will have nn opportunity to ex tend that courtesy uud uniform kind ness In looking over his ollli-ial mis takes and blunders that he has so of ten given other sheriffs when he was a newspaper man. In a circular to the members of the press he grows facetious, and says: "Should It become necessary for me at some future date to hung you or any or your mends, the memory of the happy associations Ih the past will surely prompt me to let jou down easy. Hut while the scaffold has Its I mission here oh earth. It would pain we to see any newspaper man called up higher through much a medium." Should It become necessary for any of the press lu Morrow county to ad minister a roast to tho new sheriff, or any of His Hstwtles, the recollection of what he oMce was will temper the heat ud minimise the darkness of the performance. Wkllo the press has a rn duty to perform towards erring public oWotats here oh earth. It realise that once Ih a while It has to let a shertX .lows easy. too. s DECISION AQAINST SALOONS. AceordlHg to u dectskHi of the United St a tes rtrcwit court of appeal Ih MtosoHrt. wkkh atHrwed the jhh HMMtt for wtalMUKs of the Federal cosrt of Nebraska, a MkOHteesr way be hM nMfMMslbH tor the deaUt of a pa troM of his Mt t the eveert that death occurs from sm aerfctowt rnmhV tug from the tuohVisted cundHton of the BMtraw. Tho twit was Mad by (he widow and daughter of Charles Walker, against John Msmmt and others ewpisjvd the SHhKNi biwlmss at Aahwad. NV biusttu. HMlMtlAa chars that ("has. Walker a Pehrwary 9. Itwo, dmak u sews at MiMsc'a twtoott. and lu con- 811 sow was Uuvwh frorM M bugg' ptelntl dttmawM whs aMMMM I This witttMr makes tl ao. and ... II Tk Hw stutas tkat 1M Mt vl mA. wUl ar feMy zUnt wtUi osHaUdtw Mr th Vm itatM Sww, ita wo Mho u mmIw ti loots auu lu GOOD FOR HOPS Weather Is Ideal-Conditions in New York Crop in Empire State Will Be Greatly Reduced Wednesday Is generally admitted as the hottest day of the year. The ther mometer In the shade registered from 100 to 10 degrees, and tho heat was more oppressive than Orogonlans are accustomed to. Vegetation, except where well irrigated, Is showing the effects of the warm weather. Hop growers, however, nre smiling, fllnce the weather at the present tlmo Is Ideal for the complete extermination of the hop lice. With the prospects for a large crop of first quality hops, and the Indications so very favorablo for good prices, the growers aro quite naturally feeling much encouraged over the prospect A meeting of the board of direc tors of the Oregon Hop Growers. Asso ciation will he called to he held In Woodburn within the next ton dayfi.i when the work of the association for tho onsulng year will he outlined. Tho price to bo paid for picking will also receive some consideration at the same meeting. The New York Crop. The Wntervlllo (N. Y.) Tfrnufl, in Its Issuo of the 1st, Inst., has the fol lowing concerning the crop of the Umpire state: "There has been some favorable weather during tho past week, and It line probably been bonoflclal to those' hop yards thnt promise fair yields, but to the poor yards no amount of good weather will make much dlfferonco. Too many of the yards wore doomed early to expect a yield at all over ono third of the amount produced In this section last year. Those growers, and there are a few, who have moderately good yards nre to he congratulated, and the ninny who see nothing but nl most complete failure In .their yards are to he commiserated. They worltod i their yards, spent time and money on them only to see It all wasted. It Ih certainly bard luck, nnd Is not con fined entirely to the hop crop. Other crops are nlso very poor, owing to the wet and unseasonable weather. Late Saturday, at Sylvan Heach, hop growers gathered from all parts of this nnd adjoining counties for the annual picnic. Tho general view of growers was to the effect that this season's crop would be by far the light est ever harvested In this stnto. Many put It as low as ono-rourth of nu aver age yield, or SO.000 bales. Prominent growers were Interviewed, nnd, while once lu a while there would bo ono who would say that he had good yards for this year, the mnny would report very poor yards. One of them said that thero was one good yard to 15 through out the country, und he had made a trip through the hop section. The Sec retury of the of the Hop Growers' As soclntlun said that In his town (Ham ilton) where there were 1918 hales raised last year there would not be 500 bitles this year." o If you are troubled with Impure blood, Indicated by sores, pimples, headache, etc.. we would recommend Acker's Blood Elixir, which wo soil under u positive guarantee. It will nl ways euro Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons and all blood diseases. 50 cts. and S1.00. 1). J. FRY. Druggist nrynn stumping In New Hnglaud Is ngolii In the enemy's country. 8 here; we thought there were to be no dog days In Oregon. m Getters! Duller has gone to writing a book. The peti lu his rose may prove mightier than his sword was In South Africa On Her Feet All day long and racking with pain from brr head lo her heel. That is what Missy a MalfiuipporttHg girl moat experi ence. On tlione days each Mionth, umm in other cir cuuistsHCsa ahe tviiuhl go to bed, abe itttwt Mill be st the desk or counter ami strug gle through the day u tea. lic Ntsy. Hckcba, bul scW, and Utcr IHisa cnuiml hv voMMMl.r diaesaes r ti tMrlaftlv eurMl . ' , by Dr. 11rcat Fs- vortte rrescriv tioH. It cutri the cwwse of tbrae mUbs. It aauh- Hsbas rearsUritv dries enleebliitg dnUNs, kesla iu AsssmatioM and u Ice ratios and cures female wrk- (U HMkft mtk MIMM ttnmt rfW tni vassw sWA 'PAIN All GONC tuMaSjciaw Mftn Un iWuf( Steal, af Uk aurt StoaVw WntaarUaJ Cu fta Yiwr at rtm-niMioa ' au cwr4 mm uT uttriac thai I imsVuJ Sraaa fa, aca yr. aaJ Mba(h! try !. 1 ... lun.lr wv I vSSSi a watk a a.J Sav aa4 sot rH OTrd. aa4 MS M natwr aiaSartai't I alwn My twin h atl mm aai I tt Hk a Wr Biaa 1 mM(m4 Wi ba4lM aH lb Matt M. kT aaaiirtie aow time aaalaa laat sawlMaar i aaa V omI that I iiistn I nuai tar IIhi yaan. aa4 ta w I VwtaaaT M hc IV. IHk Common Sue Meitul dvar. in yaitt oavtrt, i oot ft e rfst oi II maagoot atawAa to uy i- imm n af malniav amIv irUm.. TYr Vf Sbc-jM JbIbBBB BBBlw iflBBBBl I I BBBBBBBBlT I'aBBBlaH I 'W4r I iR (rfl f'E jwj) The Brightest Housekeepers in the Country use Diamond "C" laundry soap Thpv ue it because It saves time, money .n?2bi?lbeS- rl better work than any other laundry soap. Your grocer has DiamotidXw Get it from hira. n MAnut A ttfl miiJ LriLJ Premium Dept., The Cudahy SVh& Xnsth wtaodr that cores a cold in ono ur. . rrr I VSLJL IzL Of Late Duke Cherries AT HARRITT Si Old Post Does Your Use Fly Bouncer and you . ow llinr THIS MEDICINE 15 MAUt ot inc. wn.r. . ...... - K Hh ASSOCIATION OF VERMONT AND WE CAN REC 1U 1 1 L OMMEND IT AS A FINE MEDICINE FOR COWS. LEE'S LICE KILLER, the best ...BREWSTER Fcedmeu and Scedmen. The 20 per cent. Oil deal is oil so far as it relates to any and all Carpets but we have some remnants in Ingrain Tapestries, Axminsters, and Velvets that we are willing to let go at 20 per cent Off in order to make room for new goods now on the road" and in the iooms at the tactory. 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. I 1 1 1 308 Commercial St Store at Salem and Albany. pOLLMA OHBRRY SBBDBR LsireHTeKtsHies jj stts. & R. M. WADE & CO. 5 t4---t I I II II II I II III I II I i Oregon TATE FA IB I Salem, Sept. 4. Will Be Bigger and Better Than Ever. CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING Send for Peraium List. JW. H. Welnw. Pres.. llillsboro, Or. H H n n m M M 19 n M H H m m m m 3 H M H BJ H H M H B ': ft i Picking Co St. Omha. Mr b. ThlIptnroU en crery bor of the genulno Laxative uromouininc -W Qnnn1 T uulkV LA.05RBNCB Offlco Grocery. Cow Kick? will have no more trouble In that way. . ... . nrr nAIDVlirWC lice killer on the market. & WHITE... 91 Court Street. Salem, vi Next to P. 0. x XT! US iHsrleot Cherry Seader does not crush the cherry or cause any loss ol juiee; a practical maohlne for large, small or Gab Wornla cherrioa. The seed extracting kniledrtved the seed Into one dish and actually throws the cherry into another. The marks of the knife can scarcely be seen on the seeded Iruit. It seeds from 20 to 30 quarts per hour. Retail price, 85 cents. X I I II I I Ml I I I II I II I I I l l I I I 18 Blue Ribbon BBI 15th - 20th, 1902 !! M. D. Wisdom, Sec, Portland I M H H n a n H M M M H H H M M M a M M H m m a M M m H M H H H H H a H H a n M M tn H Send for I Your Friends Wo make a specialty of what Iscalled "prepaid" business. f P. you have a friend or rel ative in the East whom you want to bring West, deposit with us onough money to covor his or her paiBane and traveling expenses. Wo wlro the ticket agent whero party live, and ho issues ticket and gives passenger whatever mouoy you wish He also advises us when he leaves and wo tell you when ho will arrive A C SHELDON, General Aet. 100 Third Street, Portland, Ore. "4 BCHEBHiaBBRBSBBiEHSHIiMlHaB mimVARinc AND DERT FOR TIME-SCHEDULES From Portland, Or, ahuivk FltOM Ctucago Special 9,-UOa. m tU Ituut lngton Allautio Expreu 850 p. m. Tlaliuot Ingtou Pali 1-iike. Usurer. Ft, Worth. Omaha, Kana Cltr, 8t. Lout, CblCHKO and Eait 4:30 p m. Salt Lake, DcnTcr Ft. Worth, Omaha, Karuai Cttr, 8t. UuU, Chicago and K. it. 8:10a. m 61. 1'aul Fait Malt M5p. m. Bpokano Walla WallarLewfston, Spokane. Wallace, Pull man. Mlnneicolli AL ":Ola m Haul, Duluth, Milwaukee ChlcaKO, and Eaat, 72 HOURS w PORTLAND TO CHICAGO ho Ctasnie of Cars 72 OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland" All sailing datci lubject to cbaago 8 p.m. ForanFranclwo I SallororjrSdari 4 p. m Dally exir lPt COLUMBIA RIVER ToAitorla and Way Landing. 4 d. m. SunJuy 8 p. m. Haturdajr 10 p. m, oz. Hundr WILLAMETTE RIVER Eteamer Kuth leaves "alom for Port land and way landings on Tucpday Thurs days and Saturdays, about 7 n. m. For Corvallls und way landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at about 6 p. m, A. L. OHAIQ, M. P. BALDWIN, Gon. 1'aBS. At. Agt. 0. K. & N. dock Portland, Ore. Salem, 0r O. C, T, Go's PASSENGER STEAMERS Pomona and Mtona Leaves for Portland dally except Tuesday at 7 n. in. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade at, M. P. BALDWIN, AH. Corvlalis&.EasternRR. Time Card No. 20. No. 2 For Yaifulna: LeaveH Albany 12:45 p. m. Leaves CorvallU 1:50 p. m. Arrives Yaqulnn 5:35 p. in. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna 7:00 a. m. Leaves Corvallls 11:30 a. m. Arrives Albany 12:15 p m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 1:00 p. m. arrives Detroit ons p. m. No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit 0:30 a. m. Arrives Albany 11'.05 a. in. Trains 1 and 4 arrlvo In Albauy In time to connect with tho 8. P. south bound 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 the S. P. trains at Corvallls and Albany glv lng direct service to Newport and ad jacent beachea. Train 3 for Detroit. Ureltenbush and other mountain resorts leaves Albany at 1:00 p. m., after the arrival of the Southern Pacific south bound train from Portland, reaching Detroit at 5.46 p. m. For further Information apply to RDWIN STONE, J. Turner. Agent. Albany. Manager. H. H. Oronlso. Agent. Corvallls, To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts. Ticket are now on sale at all South fa Pacinc and Corvallls & Eastern R. R. oWcos. through to Newport and Yaqulna at reduced ratea. Southern PacWc trains connect with O &. E. SLaalBjr- cfvaiis. AH tickets Wod for return until October 10. 1902. TLaav.,avlng "e at 6:30 a. HmSS? Day traln at Albany PasMnaera far rwrw n..i. ...... AuLt !Lmoua,a,a rwrU can 'ave toSrtt t?m H. roaohlng Moo itj ,ba8y t0 Detroit at ; J84 rrom Co"al at $3.25, good vCXUB!U O10 Wwlth Zfr&w& tra,n at any v1"1 TaokiUra Pacific Company have wr Wport or Yaqulaa. with prlvl- S diLv,a,Jthttr Haat or wit Uckt ZLli . ay Suday excursion t-l!?: feod.Bolag Saturday and re- TfiiW J32r; ar ateo 8ale al i w .retoa all a. p. nii c. K. boIbL Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M. Bok, Proprietor. JL'SJte "-.! ". C. C. Comfort. Sals Aont lbs Kaxwit R. V. Piasve. Nttibie, K. Y. wHtW4HiiinmMiPiniiiimtiuiiiiinini)iT i.u,g'pckBKrr"F EEj