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Newspaper Page Text:. r I iP"r u isf I La- I KM it Br & i fc r JfcA ' SsJk fu uiu k ,,i !l' """mR' 9EMr j,. i iMfctiM 1 1 1 1 1 tMfci j . n i r jf m uonxesx i BMDi . ,1HIU ST ' -R-fc - w- Ifc ' L f L MDeserviflg Haw ' BBWH3Sr?if rfVP Lady receiving largest voto will and return, and board and with choice of the finest room Satorday, August 16th. Votes ou accompanying coupon suit o( ballot announced from day to Kfitfr wsf JEr ' 0 hh j idHr in JOURNAL VOTING COUPON One Vote for Mls3 for one week's free seaside outing at New port Ausrust 16th. l j. ?HH'iHM)iiicHiHniiiinn;iiiiniiiiiiiiimini Celebrated Wolff -American Bicycles Aretha moat perfectly constructed bleyclo made. Tho bearings aro duel proof, solf-olllng and will ran a thousand mlloa without requiring Additional o 1902 Model 55 $40 1902 Moid 55. S'Mtb Ftuby Finish $45 1901 Models ...A ., $35 1902 Special Model $25 Wo fit any coaotnr brake, (6 extra. Boo our elegant lino of high-grade til. cycle at 160 Stato Street. Merritt Davis, Agent. - Chicago Store PEOf LE'S BARGAIN MOUSE. Great Reduction Sale - For Monday and Tuosdny only wo will give prices on light wolght and all Bummor floods that will astonish Ladles' fl and S1.C0, thia season's stylish shirt walBts, 35 and COo, Men's LO-cont Balbrlggan under wear, all colors. Bnlo prico 18 to 2C& Men's lfi-cont hop nlovos, Bo. Children's 3G-cont overalls, 10a Men's 8-cout soaks, 4o. Men's 3B-ont neckties, 18c. Men's 10 cont cambric hdkfs, 4c Ladles' 3G-cent corset covers, 18c. SG-cent aunbonnets, 10a. . 3-inch linen Torchon laco, yd., 4c 5-cont pins, boBt. This sale, lo. 200-ynrd spool cotton, beet, 2c Best spool silk, oach 4c 10-cont whlto apllquo, yd, 4c 25-0 fancy hoso supporters, pr, IGo THE STORE THAT McEVOY BKOS., Crt Street, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Itoeho Harbor Llmo. Uettbrauds length, All kinds of building material, D. B 181-163 Gom'I Bt. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner yon can enjoy from ono of our feeder and delicious meats, steaks, Iamb at mutton chops, veal cutiuU or pork, Dar uisats aro all out from thn fattest ami primeeteattlo, and wo tan ttipply yer tabla with froth, nutritious and botoonw meats at bed rook prices. R C, CROSS SALBK! ORB Phon Wl iv hMBtKi a r I i ill if JRI fTeH il ' BHaairrBJlaat -J JUi aB i i i i i i hi It i i I I f i, IT f 'I'l'F f I 1 1 sTllT'lT 1 VI1 v v P J and Popular in Salem, bo Riven a fiee railroad ticket to ;; froo entertainment at the Bay View ; ; In the houto for ono week, beginning ; ; will be received at ttiia office, end re I day. tho natives. Wo lmvo no lovo for dry goods Jn any way in tho world, only for tho purpose of selling them. Stacks of goods wo koop continually turning out Just watch this sale. Children a 12-c fast black jioso, Gc Ladles' sumntor underwear, long sleeves,, boat goods, each 18c Ladles 25-oent black Mocho stock Ings, 10c Ghildron'fl lC-cont black Mocho stooklngB, 10a Remnants, flno light wolght summer goods, half prloo. Ilomiinntn of lacrm, omhroldorlos and ribbons, half price. Men's straw hats, Gc Children's 35-eont sailor huts, I Op. Men's felt hats odd sizes, half prioo. Now arrival of ladles' dross ulclrts, swell goods," nt Ditto prices. TELLS THE TRUTH. Proprietors. - Salem, Oregon Portland Content. WOOD; sawed or full sand, travel, lath, shingles, olo, BENTLEY I'hono GUI Main. At Easter Time la when tho building builnou will be lu full awing. If you haven't given your ordera for your lumber requirements It will pay you to got oatlmatea from Uoodnlo Lumber Go., for any and all kind of lumber for out or injldowork lath, ahlnglea, sanh, doort, blinds and everything nedHl In UiU line. ' Goodale Lumber Co. Near H. l Tasa'r. depot. Thono 051 There's a Contrast In stylo and comfort between laun dry work shloh Is wall dono and that whloh la not. Hot weather especially makea thU contrast felt. Work aeut to the Salem Styam Laundry la always well done. The flnUa U perfect; no damago to goods. Orders oallpd for and delivered. Your addre on a pos tal oar bring tho waon. Salem StcamLaundry Col. J. Olmited, Prop, Qoroua D. Olmatcd, Mgr Phone 411. 2410 Liberty St A Lucky Find But ft't hard ta Hud aytkiK bt(r. Tia a oai of hwolth d itrwigliu lWr thMilnwludj thr'a avlbleg to tqua M.Hu br at ft tank awd mlU illwu-1 lal, pMUng, rrMiljr, nourlthiag, tavigaratlHg, It U a priwt brew. rUriet ly Pr, of btefc tfF4 and enlferm in t)Uiity-Ui Wr jmr exwllee. Cipstil Brewery Co. I ' tv finrt a vikr r t IAS JUM AUUUVjW That ccta your lungs soro and weak and pares the way for pneumonia or consumption, or both. Acker's English Remedy will stop tho cough in a day and heat your lungs. It will euro con sumption, asthma, bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. Positively guaranteed, and money refunded if you aro not satisfied. Write us for freo sample W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, druggist. THE DAILY JOURNAL Membors Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER BROTHERS. Dally Ono Year, 14.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, SO Centa Per Month. Weekly One Year, S1.00 In Avancc. VACATION. Firat you get to work and pack up; Thon you havo to pound nud tack up, And niBh to reach tho train in tlmo Thnt'il tako you to a coolor cllino; When Vacation comes. Somehow you forget your worry; You forgot tho rush and riaurry; And how from morn till lato at night; Against tired nerves you'vo had to fight: When vacation comes. Thon with naturo you'vo communion; Willi all Ufa you feel In union, As you'rp lying undor treos, Again enjoying llfo at eane: Whon vacation comos. Thon tho tired comes oftj.you slipping; Troubles from your brain aro skipping; About money you don't caro, Or whether llfo bo dark or fair: Whon vacation comes. Hut as aoon ns you nio roBtod, And tho fun has all boon tested, You really want something to d; And wonder what will happon to yeu: Whon vacation ends. Thon uneasiness comes o'er you; Thon your futuro looma beforo you; And bo Homehow you will auroly know. That willingly to work you'll ge: Whon vacation onds. JOURNAL X-RAYS. What ban bocomo of Joo lllrsoh borR's'oll well? Uryan hnti again captured Now Kiik land. Ho usually does this, all but tho votes. Tho osoapo of thoHo Tunnessoo con vlotn Is llahlo to holp nut tho lynching buslnoss. Iowa's building nt tho world's fair will cost 100,000, and 7G,000 will bo oxponded upon exhibits. ... Most of tho pictures of tho carnival queens nppcnrlng In tho pnpors cniiHO wondertuont as to how It happonod. At the Southern Oregon camps pun plo not Into moot of tholr troubloa over wntor. Usually whisky hna that off oc t. donoral Fitzhtigh Leo says tho Cu bans must maintain a real ropublla, or tho Island will becoruo a part of tho United States. And Fits gonomlly knows what he ia talking about. As things look now, when Attoruoy Gouoral Knox Is romly to make his grand assault on tho boof trust, he will find that ho has boon Huporsoded by a beef king, Ilaker Democrat. A womaln who commlttud auioldo In Denver had boon UioiiKhtiul enough first to buy a cemetery lot und a head stone A woman with thnt much Bunao ought to havo appreciated herself enough to live ... Tho achool ohlldren of Texas will bo asked to gtvo G cunts npleeo toward tho Texas world's fair oxhlbltlou of f 300,000, whloh Is being raised by prl vato subscription. Horn Is n pointer to awell OrvRon's fund. "IlelMtnarlng Jako Smith" la real Indignant to think thut ho has been retired lnoluntarllfrom the United States army. Wonder If ha Mill refuse that 13000 pension hu Rota for the rest of his natural life? . W. K. Vaudorhllt has broken his mi tomobllo rooord for a mile, making tho dlstnnco lu 48 2-5 aoooml. This la traveling nt tho rata of 74 mlloa an hour, or nwrly GO par cont faster than thm faateat railway truln In tho world la scheduled to run. Tho record was tnadtt uiHin a puhllo road In France. . WaahlnRtott la now, morv densely populated than Oregon, having 7.7 po pla to Oregon's 4.4 to tho square mile. It la aouiotlmea aald that advertising a atato luore&aea tho elty faaler than th rural population. Tho compara tive flgunNt for WaaklHgteH and Or goti show that Waahlaxtea'a rural pop ulation la 3.7 to tho aquartt mile, Ore gon's, 8.4. Tha Prgr of T.mp.ranea. A rMat oouiua bulletin on ths man ufaeturo and aalo of aleohollo and malt liquor whlva kIvm flgura for tho value of tho produetloa of uh llquoni In thw United State for tho year I WW, I intwattaK a showing that temporanro In tho matter of drink U making soma prosrwti, for tho pij- plo of twin ountry aro eoaftunUuK hw Hqoor than forwtrly, Tko alooJittUo Hquara produoetl in tko oountry durlmj tho mui yoar of i in was m.?ynr. wr! was searlyi THE 0AIL.Y JOURNAL, flALfiM, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGU&Y valuo of tho product In tho preceding census year of 1800. Tho figures alono show that thd val ue of liquors consumed was less than ton years previously, wnluh. in n measure indicates that less liquors aro consumed in tho country, but there aro two things which do not appear that should bo taken into considera tion in connection with theso figures Tho population of tho country had greatly Increased, by 1900 over that of 1890, and mora liquors were used in arts and manufacturers than ovor be fore. Theso facta, together with tho foot, that values wero perhaps Korno hlghor in tho latter year go to show that tho consumption of liquors, as beverngeu, was greatly reduced In 1900 from tho consumption In 1890, which Is a hopeful sign that the advo cates of temperanco ought not to Ioso sight of In their consideration of tho temperanco problem. Tho bulletin referred to shows fur ther that in tho decade thero wns an increase of GO por cent In malt liquors against tho increaso of 80 por cont in tho decado from 1880 to 1800, Which Is a heavy falling off, considering tho largo Increase in population. CHARLES E. BURRO WSJR 8TRANQE DROWNING IN PUQET SOUND OF FORMER 8ALEM- ITE. Details of tho drowning of Charles B. Durrows, Jr., of Walla Walla, early Saturday morning, near Seattle, have boon received. It seems that Mr. Dur rows was taking a crulso on Pugot Sound with his wlfo and baby, as tho guest of Oeorgo U. Plpor on tho yacht Honrlettta, which waa nnchorcd off Al Kl Point Friday night. Tho yacht was lu about six fathoms of water, and was about 400 yards from tho shore. All members of tho party retired at 11:30, with tho exception of Messrs. Piper and Durrows, who remained up until about midnight. Mr. DurrowB' last words wero ones of thanks for tho trip, which ho had enjoyed, coming, ns ho did, from tho boat and dust of tho Hastorn Washington ally. Ho was hoard during tho night In his cabin, but whon Mr. Plpor wont to wnko him nt 8 o'clock In tho morning ho waH not Uioro. On Investigation it was found that ho was not on tho yacht, nnd all that was missing besides wns his night dress. Ah tho only posslblo moans of going from tho boat waa by means of tho tondor, and as thnt was In Its usual position nt tho stern, it was nt onao concluded Unit ho had gono on tho deck in Uio dark, and stumbled on n hatchway, or through somo accident hnd fallen overboard and wns drowned. Grappling was rcsortod to, nnd lato In tho afternoon tho body was pulled up to tho aurfneo, and taken to Seat tic Mr. Durrows was 31 years of ngo, and wna born at Salem. DESPAIR TO HAPPINESS. Another Salem Lady Endorsoa Dr Darrln'a New Mode of Treatment. To tho Kdlter: I wish to tell you of tho klndnosa you did me In publishing Uio testimonials to Dr. Durrlu'a skill, as I would novor havo known of him had I not read your paper. For twolvo years I have been sorely nitllclod with varicoao uloors of both llmbx. My limbs hnd turned to a dark brown color, nnd I was In grent pain night nnd day, rendering Bleep almost Impos sible. I had tried four doctors nnd many pntont modloined, all to no avail, until going undor Dr. Dnrrin'a oleetrla at and medical treatment two monthB ago, when I was Immediately relieved. Now I am a happy womnn, with my Riifforlug a thing of tho past. I candidly recommend nil my friends to try Dr. Dnrrln, at the Wil lamette Hotel, Salem. I am German try birth nnd 72 years old. I reside In South Salem, near tho cemetery, nnd can bo seen at any time. CAKLBIN PFHNNIO. i ' ' ' o Kino Edward's Automobile. The Daimler Motor Company has de livered tho new 34-horse power auto mobile mado for King Udward VII. It was built nt tha Coventry worka of Uio company. Tho most prominent fen turoo of tho oar aro Uio freedom of dust and steadiness In running points whloh the king has given personal at tention In tho dealgnlng. Tho dust nuUauee Is avoided by the deop body of tho vehicle, whloh la of a tonneau ahapa. and by tho rutins of a glasa back roaohlug to tho canopy. The aides havo storm ourtalns of royal blue to match tho upholstery. Tho car la to hold six pantoun, with two In ad dition In tho driving aeat Although tUted with a powerful motor & 34 home power, four-cylinder obrIho ho lug eneased In a boanet at the foot of tho. oar thn aim has been to provide for high sikhhI, but t oar steady traveling ovor all kind of gradients. In tho trial runs gradients of 1 in 9 wero easily aseondod at 13 mlloa an houc w Ithout any aeuslble effort The oar at full aneod travels at 36 miles an hour on tho lovol. Particular attsn tlon hna ttn iial.1 m IhA UmIim whlnl, I i.v-.. ,.-.i..- .JL i .w .7- . uT I ., uKuni iw.1, twfrru ll. :r MI far ilioro heavily loadetl thaa It will be In ordinary u& Tho brakt will hoid tho car. whethor ruauInK backward or forward. Smooths of ruantnc Is fa olMtatad by pHouwatie tiros the Inch es in mawetor. ' a Housekeepers Should know whom to buy tha bsfit AHi iHoat whc4(HHRA broad aad pastry. Tho Plotter Bskory Is th favvrlta DOES LAW . PROHIBIT? JOURNAL' CORRESPONDENT THINK8 IT DOES. dt. A..m A 1I1A4 ouioiu, nufc. v, xnvf. jsunor journal-. Your valuable paper ot tho Gtk Inst contains an article on prohibition in ... .... .. Vermont, which I read WIUi much In - tercflt I noUced-, Mr. Editor, thnt no cited to substantlata any of tho charges In any of Uio articlo touching prohibition in Vormont, except Uio un vouched for statcVnent of tho corres pondent of thjQ World, and that corres pondent very wisely withholds his name. But I bog leave, Mr. Editor, to quote from Uiat correspondent bo mo of tho statements ho makes to show that prohibition does not prohibit in Vormont Ho says, "that In ono town in tho stato is Is sold from tho rear of fr-rs an undertakers tho suspicion of law. In another thoy receive it through tubos, and liquor Is somotlmes Bold in drug Btoros as spring blood clennaors." Now I want to ask you, Mr. Editor, could any stronger ovldonco bo pro duced Uian Uieso statements mako to show that prohibition does prohibit; to-wlt: thnt tho only way liquor can bo procured in that stato is through nn underground plpollne, or sur'repttcl ously .In an undertaker's establish ment? It Is not Hupposcd, Mr. Editor, that laws will not bo violated, not ovon In Oregon havo wo reached this high ' Btato of civilization. Wo havo laws against Uioft, gam bling, forgery, countcrfslUns, nrson, rnpo, murder and othor crimes against ponton and property, but If any per son Is skoptlcal about any of theso crimes bolng committed In this stato, a visit to tho Btato prison or a perusal of Uio superintendent's report will en- llghton thorn. Thon why ask or ex poet Uio law against tho liquor traffic shall bo an oxcoptlon to all other laws, and ox p cot universal obedlonco to this statuto whon all other laws aro being violated. Tho object of law against crime- is to minify crlmo and that is Just what prohibition does. In tho stato of Oregon beautiful rooms aro opened, adorned with coaly pic tures nnd ovorythlng to attract and on courago tho drink habit and tho drink traffic; whllo In Vermont it can only bo secured through an underground plpo lino nnd clandestinely at an un dertakers. Whon wo havo, horo In Oregon, drlV' ou tho liquor from tho faBhlonablo at tracUvu and gaily decorated saloons Into tho undertakers or lo dark and hidden places whoro othor crimes are committed against society, wo shall minor oursoives mni wo .navo won a groat victory. MRS. K. M. VANDI2VOKT. o We sell the greatest of blood puri fiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, undor a pos itive guarantee. It wilt euro all chron ic and othor blood poisons. If you havo eruptions or Bores on your body, or aro palo, wonk, run down, It Is Just what you nood. Wo rofund monoy If you are not satisfied. GO conts and si.00. D. J. Fry, druggist o 8URE CURE FOR PILES Itching Pllos produce moisture and causo Itching, this form, as well as Ullnd, Dloedlng or Protruding Pllos aro oured by Dr. Uo-Ban-ko's Pllo Rom ody, stops Itching and blooding. Ab sorbs tumors. GOo a Jar nt druggists, or sont by mall. Treatise froo. Write ma about your caso. Dr. Dosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. For salo at Dr. Stone's drug stores. For Bargains In Everything Go to the FAIR STORE. Train Robber Captured. Fort Worth, Tex., Aug. 12. Jim Par iah, tho third of tho alleged Mexican Central train robbore, has been cap tured In tho mountains, 100 miles in tho Interior from tho soeno ot Uio rob bery. V largo sum ot tho money has boon recovered. ANOTHER CITY EDITOR llrljllit'a Dlocuoo und DIttbctce Aro PoHltlvcly Curable. KtUter Htgelke, editor nJ rreprtUr ot tlw 0MfftU Jevraal, tbo Uenuo ppr ot U lleMtwHMjr HU, San Pranelteo, latwlewedi Q-WHI vi h) u eoa Un the iwopl. tbv tlrigtit. IUmmm .Bd QUlwlfti aw pIUvi) erW by rrrlnc to your rwatwy t A Tie kiMIl u great uiunjr rojelf, m t tbMt (wateU Uj it ma tiver. MinO. C. Hew lout ( it t A. Aluut bU yean i-o. I wi a UtwtU Urlgbt'. UUhm thai ia. ilAWt, ritt uaaUi te b4p . a4v(MM w. m Ut rwrt tb.t l irj mom o U. ifftiugt. llor celf I barU lb. IfttHoa CMutiOOAj 4 tuk It b&d didn't IMT. to IN. 1 WKB to Si MIK, and kPl 01 llk It lUtl m Sllj it oit t tr. U -Aajr xtH4wM ot a mutt, t lit a -.-, uMfe i OMt jmti a jtw u t 4UUHtt kU( BOOM Ot It Q.-Yo Mjf too. lU otnwnl A I taM CbBilv r. Wok ot Ut 8lttt St. (wtt II ok iMrulBK a. h4 dlBMte. U. took II Bad U onUrolj won. I told a ell-todo Oc a MH4t wtlAteUBt'DUeB. Sbi wwBwf lor trvotiuMt vlthout r Ht. 8r,K (ok U Bad gM wU . , -, nvw .wn. . www m .I.. w w. I a CfMl BWBJ. I kaow t-M. Oaaiuuii ta trf t.H. ..1. obtain twiv. la Hrtetii'a UImbm aad IMaUU. It U bo tumdlbfe ttuit ea ha to t mrvd u b. wIbc1, and It (H ttM daa ou oat BlOB-ly. 1 tk KSSC ttlt Mrff hfB Di-ui ajfeMo rv bmrt. Un H tt cut. an trrvov-nB HUM- m uitoa omu- , (IWIUM Wreia OI (MMr OMBUIbl uo-t PtfJfra. F ul fftn p-ipWt sb tBBd. aw Ullull. Du. SMlMlTM. MNtUM BU4IM l"4 wB-m fmr imi tm muatBBCw.1 fe GwWlk, OoMHMJ. .oka J. fttltos 3o s.a nkiBa.Bi li, 162. ? SU AS Laxoiivi:uiui"wvi"""w "-' w rrrx-tho "w i """,7" 7 fry, nlt r" HI I I I I I I I I I I ' I ' tUTf Oregon. Blue Ribbon I ,..u I n I L - i, . ,. . Ort1rtM jj jOuICO! I Will Be Bfgper and Better Thfln Ever. CASH PREMIUMS Send for Pemium List. i W. H. Wehrumr, Pres., Hiilsboro, Or. 4H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 pOLLM A CHERRY SCCOCO CHCRHIC3. fit ottos. R. M. WADE & CO. En Opportunity Do you want to start in business? If so, I will give you a bargain, or will sell any lino at a reasonable discount. I have a good location, rent la cheap,, busi ness good. You may ask why I wish to soil out and in the lauguasto of ono of our ex-Governors "it is my own business." stock and furnltnre, I will continue soiling at less than the manufacturing cost, until about the 15th of August, (I mean this year) nnd then it will either go at a forced sale or by removal. " All of you who know tho value of a dollar can make it go farther by coming to 3fnebman's 307 Commercial St, Salem. p. a. Our goods aro principally now ; inn the whole stock can leave them Ing goods, trunks, valisos, cutlery, jaceo, mums ami cuuuron a unuorwoar, braids, spool aome more in store. Large Supply Of Late Duke Cherries Harritt & Laoirbncb Old Post Office Grocery. TD6 2 deal is off 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 ct at 20 per cent Off in order to make room for new goods now on the road and in the looms at the lactory. 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. 1 USE FDRHLH CO HID 1 308 Commercial St Store at Salem Harvesters' andHoppickers' Supplies Men's Overshlrts, regular 50c now 39c. Men's Bib Overalls, regular 50c now 40c. Men's Sox. 5c pr. Gloves, from 10c up. Towels. 5c up. Handkerchiefs. 2c up. Ladies Crash Skirts. 45c up. Shirt Waists, worth 75c. now 45c. Wide brim Hats. 25c. Corsets. 21c Wrappers. 45c up. Large Cotton Blankets, 75c pr. Misses Shoes from 25c up. Greenbaunf s Dry Goods, Store NwiDcertehsPeiat, OMoIrnaloroli n "rerrbof of the gnu!fl. Tl !! J L us All-! Sept. 15tli-20tii, 1902 jj ON EVERYTHING f M. D. Wisdom, Sec, Portland. h 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 j m i h-h-h- SBBDBR X Zl 'HIS perfect Cherry 8eeder does notcruen tne cnerry or causo any loss of juice; n practical machine for larao. small or Cal ifornia cherries. Tho seed extracting knlle drlvos the eued into ono dish and actually throws the cherry into another. The marks of tho knlfo can scarcely bo soon on the seeded fruit. It seeds from SO to SO quarts por hour. Retail prico, 86 cents. -y If no customer appears for my wholo vory few "shop keepers." A person buy- nut. Wo have clothing, gents' furnis! n Jewelry, notions, stationery, ribbons and skein silks, and o oer mi Of and Albany. Next to P. 0. KIMXMMIIHMMISIIMIIKII S Send for i Your Friends M M M 3 M M s s a M Wo mako a specialty of what Iscalled ''prepaid" business. If It you havo a friend or rel ative in tho East whom you want to bring WeBt, doposit with us enough money to cover his or her paBsoBO and traveling exponses. Wo wire tho ticket agent whpro party live, and ho issues ticket and gives passenger whatever monoy you wish. He also advlsea us when ho leaves nnd we tell you whon ho will arrive. M M M H H M m m m is n m m 3 aa M g A- C SHELDON, General Aft- inn Third ltrifit. H Portland, Ore. 1 -- HBKaBHBaDBinBBBHBianHWBBiawaii ab UN ION PACIFIC DKAnT FOB TIME SCHEDULES From 1'ortUad, Or, ARRIVB FROM UalCBgo I'ortl&ud Spoclil D.O0 b. a tIb Hunt lngtoa " 'AtUntio KxptCU 8.50 p. m. tIb Hunt- ington "m"r"auT" Fut Mall CIS p. m. vln Bpokano Salt Lake. Panrrr. Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kantu CUT, Ht. LOQIf, UIUCBgO 4:30 p m, ana kbk Rait Lake, Denver Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kanua City, Ht. Lout), Chicago and Ki it. 8:10a. in. Walla Walla. Lowlcton. Spokano. WalUco. I'ull man. Mlnnoat al ::00a to. Paul. Duluth.a Um-lkco uuicato, anu t.i. 72 HOURS o PORTLAND TO CIIICACO 10 & no tnante or cars OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland All tailing datea tubjoctj io conngo Foran Francisco Hallocry 6dajn 8 p.m. , 4p.m Pally except Bandar 8 p. m. Katunlar 10 p. m, COLUMBIA ItrEU TuAitorlB nnt Way Landlaji In. m. ex. Band r WILLAMBTTB RIVER Steamer Ruth loaves Balem for Port land and way landings on Tuesday Thurs days and Saturdays, about 7 a. m. For Corvallls und way landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridaya at about 5 A. L.' ORA1Q, M. P. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agt. At. 0. R. & N. dock Portlaud, Oro. Salem, Or O. C, T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMERS -Pomona and Altona Leaves for Portland dally except Sunday at 7 a. m. QuickTime, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trails tt. M. P. BALDWIN. Alt Corvlalis&EasternR R. Time Card No. 20. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Leaves Albany 12:45 p. m. Loaves Corvallls 1:50 p. m. Arrives Yaqulna 5:35 p. m. No. 1 Returnlng: Leaves Yaqulna 7:00 a. m. Leaves Corvallls 11.30 a. m. Arrives Albany 12:15 n m. No. 3 For Detreit: Loaves Albany i;00 p. m. Arrives Detroit 6:45 p. m. No. 4 From Detreit: Loavos Detroit C:30 a. m. Arrives Albany ii:05 a. m. Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Albany in time to connect with tho 8. P. south bound train, as woll as giving two or threo hours in Albany beforo de parture of S. P. north bound train. Train No. 2 connects with tho S. P. trains at Corvallls and Albany giv ing direct servlco to Newport and ad jacent beaches. Train 3 for Detroit. Broltenbush and olfcor mountain resorts leaves Albany at 1:00 p. m.. after the arrival of tho Southern Pacific Bouth bound train from Portland, reaching Dotrolt nt 5:45 p. m. For further InformaUon apply to t m . EDWIN STONE, xi Tt?rnr' sont- ADay. Manager. H. H. Cionise, Agent, Corvallls. Tt! ?ea8,d0 and Mountain Reaorta. urn P.Tn. . 00, au DOUtn- orn Paolflo and Corvallls & Eastern v ,offlcefl- trough to Newport anu PaHMna reduced rote9- Southern tacinc trains connect with O & E. at Albany and Corvallls, All Uckcts Bood or return until October 10. 1902. De?rVtUhl23 V10 9- & a Detroit began leaving there at 6:30 a. ?rSS! nay trsUn Bt A,bany njaDger8 tor Dtrtt. Dreltenbuah m.0th!J: ""Xalo resorta can leave dS S98aB,e W-niooi,. naohlng onSl. fme a7,eD,n& T,ckeU ar issa .t1?081 A,bany t0 Detroit at The Southern Dl. r & a th8,r lines In Oregon to either Newport or Yaqulna, with privl t ."tura la either ato7 West So S WKt. itt ? with & K. pelau. " r- aaa u Pull IntarB.u. . ... kGPVy Bl B I to ratannrtX " M wtaiasd as I sw aal a half aaUHotu l&t than ta piw. i C. c Comfort, Salt Assat. " .&tw