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Newspaper Page Texti"5wsyivr'fl h u. f mtmmmvmam M4B j H-HfrH-l"H-HHrihH II journal Voting Cotftestn .-hsssots FOR sssasas-- The Most Deserving and Popular " Young Lady in Salem. -o " Onfc receiving largest vote will I ; ftewport and return, and board and ; ; Hotel with choice of the finest room ' ; Batnrdfty, August 10th. Votes on accompanying coupon ll salt of ballot announced from day to JOURNAL VOTING COUPON One Vote for Miss. for one week's free seaside outing at New port, August 16th. S4444-H"t"H"H-M lllllll Celebrated Wolff Are the moat porlcotly cooatrucled bloyclo mado. The bearing ore dust proof, eoll-olling and will run a thouoand ralloo without requiring additional o ' 1902 Model 55. $40 1902 Model 55, Superb Ruby Finish..... -...$45 1901 Models , ,...,.....' $35 1902 Special Model .....$25 Wo fit any coaster brake, 5 extra. Boo our elegant nnd 6f high-grade b. eycles at 160 State Htreet. Merritt Davis, Agent. Chicago PEOPLE'S BAROAIN HOUSE. Great Reduction Sale For Wednesday and Thursday only we will give prices on light weight and all surnmor goods that will astonish Ladloa 1 and $1.50, thla aoason'a stylish Bhlrt waists, 35 nnd COc. Mtm'fl CO-cont Balbrfggan under, wear, all colors. Salo prlco IS to 25c. Men's 15-cont hop gloves, Co. Children's flB-cent overalls, lOo. Men's 8-cent socks, 4c. Men's 3G-cent neoktlon, 18o. .Moil's lQ-cont camhrlo hdltfs, 4c. Ladles' 35-cont oorsct covers, 18c. SS-cont sunbonnots, 10c. 3-inch llnon Torchon lace, yd., 4c. 5-cont pins, boHt, This salo, lo, 200-yard spool cotton, boat, 2c. Host spool stllc, eauh 4o. 10c,cnt whlto npllquo, yd, in. 25-0 fancy hoso supporters, pr, 15c THE STORE THAT McEVOY BROS., Cwi Street, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Rooue Harbor Llmo. Heat brands Portland Oomont. WOOD sawed or full length, AIL kinds of building material, sand, gmvol, lath,Mhtnglos, otc. 131-183 Cqiu,'1 Ht, , jqssxe A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one ot our tender and delicious meats, steaks, lamb w Mutton chopc, vcwl cutlota or pork. Our meats are all cut from tho fattest aad primestcattlo, and wo can supply yoar table with (real), nutritions and whetooBMi meats at bed rock prices. E, G, CROSS SALEM ORB Photi m iCWB Jim Sir THE PBRFBCT MAN Ho yvt to bo born; but Immaculate ')r sjalrVf vrew I i 1 1 1 1 M 1 I A'-i fHl-W-fH bo given a freo railroad ticket (o ; free entertainment at the Bay View ; ; In tho houso (or ono week, beginning ; ; will be received at this ofllco, and ro day. HH - I t IS I H t II i IIIIMHW -American Bicycles Store tho natives, Wo hnvo no lovo for dry goods In any way Jn tho world, only for tho purpono of soiling thorn. Slacks of goods wo lcoop continually turning out. Ju.it watch this ealo. Chlldrons 12-c fast black hoso, Gc, Ladles' summer undorwoar, long sloovos, best goods, oaoh 18c. Ladloa' 25-cont blook Mooho stock Ingu, 10c Children's 15-cont black Macho stockings, 10c. Ronuionln, flna light wolght sumraor goods, half prlco. Rdmnnnts of lacos, ombroldorlos and ribbons, half prlco. Mon's' straw hats, Be Children's HG-cont sailor liats, 10c. Mon's felt hata odd sizes, half prlco. Now arrival of ladlos' dress skirts, swoll goods, at little prices. TELLS THE TRUTH. Proprietors. SaltM, Oregon BENTLEY rhono 001 Main. At Easter Time U when the building huilooalll bo In full awing. If youhnveiM given your orders for your lumber requirements it will pay you to get estimates from Uoodalo Lumber Co,, for any and all kinds of lumber for out or insido work. loth, shloglet, eash, door, blinds aud everything needed In this Una. Goodale Lumber Co.. Noar 6. P. IWr. depot. Phono 661 linen goes a long way toward making porfootlon in on's apparvl. No matter how lino your outer olothlng, It your shtrta and uuderweeur aru not woll luundorvd you won't fend oomfortabl. You won't go far wrong In aendlug your work to the 8alm Btwun lpdry or oNwiag It callwl for If you BWr. Salem S,teamLaundry Col. J. Olmsted, Prop. Oorous D, Olmsted, Mui Phono 411. MO Liberty St, A Lucky Find Uut It's hrd to flud auythlox WU Tlt . of btUhamt stnwgtlK Hr thlilawludl there's neihlujr to jh Kaleai bor a a toulo sud tulhl stlwu-l Uat. CteollHg, freshliif, NouHsbtu, luvtgontteg. It It a perfect brew. Btrwt ly pur, ef high grada and URifsrm w qualltytho bwr par eella4. Capital Brewery Co, WHAT IS THE USE Of sufforlng from Indigestion jf you cat what you want, or of starving your self to avoid such distress? Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eating Will digest your tuvu perfectly, and frco you from all tho disagreeable symptoms of Indigestion and dyflpop si a. Eat What you liko at any time, and tako an Acker tablet afterward. Positively guaranteed. Your monoy will always bo refunded If you are not sat ined. Write to us for a frco sample. WV 11. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER DROTHER8. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In. Advance. Dally by Carrier, BO Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. WHAf IB A DAD CITIZEN? Tho Journal Is an advocate of better public schools. It hollovcs tho pro gress of tho city, tho prosperity of tho community, and tho wplfaro of our children requires fidvancoment In pub lic education. Tho ideal of tho past when, tho com mon branches alono woro taught In tho public schools, and only a fow of tho most favorably situated could give their children any higher education, no longer should provalL , Thin condition Is slowly changing, and nearly overy city and town of any slzo Is teaching from two to four years work nbovo Uio eight grades (of tho district schools) In thulr public schools, callod high school worlr. Salem has ono grado of this work In tho East Salem school. In Uio.othor throo largo Balem schools seven and eight grades havo boon taught. Tho Journal has pleaded for additional grades in our public schools. Because It has, and has scrapped and fought for thorn at ovory turn, somo antiquated glngoranap politician writes us down for a bad citizen. Woll, the term suits us vory woll, consldorlng tho nourco. If It will mako tha glngorsnap poli tician got a progressiva Idea Into his head, lot him call us all bad citizens. Ho has awakened d$ far as to say Sa lom should havo oxcollont public schools. Wo will go tho glngorsnap ono hot tor, and say thoy aro oxcollont schools as far as thoy go. Hut wo will not knucklo down to tho oraokors-and-chooso diet for our children In the public schools. Olvo thorn (ho full course inoal that Amorlcnn youih aro gotting all over our country. If that Is had citizenship mako tho most of It Oregon Is suffering from too much mot- iiouso higher education on state ap propriations, nnd not enough good public school work. THE REMAKING OF ORECJON. Tho striking fnaturo of thu great migratory movement Into Oregon and Wnshlngton IIiIb year is described by Uio Hprlngflold (Mass.) Republican to bo Uio unanimity with which they sKk tho country and avoid tho ollles. Con sldured us a olass, thoso hom(oekors In a now country havo money. Thoy travol lu flrst-class stylo to their des tination and gonnrally pay cash for tholr land. Although tho government land offices nro by no means Idle, theso settlor aro buyers rather than stokers ut elnlmn. Quito In contrast aro these conditions with Uioho ozlstlng durlug Uio early emigrant movemonts into the west, when families crossed tho plains with ox teams, and nomeUmes felt ag grlovod when tho govomment would do no inorii than furnish Uiom lands qy tho hundretls of ncroa each. The topography of thu country Is changed by this Influx. Farms aro being rap idly sub-dlvldud In tho old-settled dls trlcts, and farm homes of C, 10 or 20 acres aro becoming common whero formerly woro axtenslvo tracts of land under slnglo ownors, and In one section 4,800 acres of sagobrush land, iiwjorilHHj n. little mora than a year ago ns n forbidding desert. Is now out Into farms with a home on owry 20 acres. Behoola aro springing up at a similar rate, and tho whole Paelfle Northwest Is feeling Uio Impulso of tho new life thus Instilled. ' i o . PAY OF 8ECTION HANDS. BeoUou hands on the lino ot the Houtheru Paelfle Company's lines In Oregon havo asked tho company for an advance lu wagea from tho present $1.40 a day to 1 1.78. Thoy reason that they should bo paid as much us tho nuut enKoged on construction work, ah Uiny are oftn obliged to bo out Hundaya aud to work considerable overUinu. In case f aooldeuts or washouts, thuy wxy thty havo to be on hand, and so thy do not consider the pre.ut pay enough, with tho ad vauced eoat of living. Tho company la conaktertug lht applications. Sec tion hands work 10 hours a day and iKKvrd thsnwelvM out of tha jmy re ceived. Tha hridg uarpenUwv. tM. are asking eonse4H from the com paay. At prwettt tky wtrk nine houra far a day and are paid )t?6. The rates require tkem to Ue At work wttea the) whistle btows, and they are also to quit promptly oh the whistle. The wen say they are often obliged to tide AV half an hour or more In going to and from work. And they wnut tha Uma credited to the regular day. They are Hot asking for w advance In wages. At the Southern PHSlfte ahopa eeyod Sellwixxl, about 1S mea are how etupleyed. Tho usha! time Is nine hours per day, and wage leuge from 9 to StV, oeu an keur. Heuekpr biW knew where to buy the beet and wM)e)e bread and pastry. The 11ur Uakwy U the favwlte plaee. THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST DOWN . BY THE SEA The Journal's Regular Newport Letter The Season At Its Height and' Gayeties Galore Business Men's Excursion and the Band a Success Newport, Ore, Aug. 12. Tho fog gy weather has oleared and Uio pco plo designated as kickers on the beach and olsewhore will havo to Hod Hnm other caiiso for comnlalnL Great Interost conUnuee to bo manifested In who will win tho Journal's free sea sldo outing for the most popular Sa eom girl who works for a living. She will havo Uio honors of Uio beach up on "hdr arrival. Tho balloUng fat Loomls Bros.' store hero will close Thursday noon, nnd Uio result will bo telegraphed over to Salem. If Uio wlnnor Is a girl who goes to dances a ball Is being talked of In her honor. So sho bettor bring along one pretty gown as wo do nothing by halves over horo except housowork. Tho Ray Vlow hotel Is flllod with a gay crowd of Salem and Albany and Portland people and sets a flno table. They havo a piano and Mr. Leo Williams. Uio nmnnsor, Is an Ideal landlord. Private Theatricals. This form of amusement has ereat- jid quite a diversion for the eotoer tho Uay. and for a good pert ef tfce town. The Malban dramatic coas pany, composed of Mrs. AWee Oroas- man Harder, Lilian Croasflsaa. Maleya Ward, and Resele Hoxife of PevtluMi. and Miss Amy IlressoUe and Nettie Qllmore of Younsstowa. Okie. St o a preUy little comedy ealled -TU Ivo that Make the Wert go Round," written by HdsA MeCettr. formerly of Sale. The perferweeee was given several times ly retMet and a Saturday maUaeo, The pro ceeds aro to be used for toeetreeOoa of a rolling for U sidewalk that es nccte Olson's Bay. wIUj Neweect. Sm eral of Uio performances were greeted with orowded houses, tad ee seeaseaa Uio McRoynolds oreheetni ecrwsssit Um chairs In front of the footMgfcta. Aeanl- ooani going Hp, anRouaciK " r er time for the kullee to reasove Utetr hats, tsHaed a great deal of aescrt ment The yotiHg kutles took ftm young men parts wtih great eclat, aasl without buretlng a wt)ser. Tfce old Reach grocery store was resaMl Into an opera hoese by Use skill aati klndnuM or Mr. 0. W. Port. aadl. Ib Me honor, was easted Fort's Utr. Taw young kutles bare reeeJved soaee tejnptlsg offers to go "on Um rotaT and have been lavHed to pun sat law play at In-la's opera ho, aowa towa. and at the Audltorte. oo Nye Creek. They realised a saw saMcteat to belt the railing, and a eoRHalUee aaa aeea apiwinted to eoaetnict the aasae. It will be a lovers' walk ladeed waea a substantial rolling a qaattar ef a sett long Is built, and all yoeag people wm have something to Waa over. They will look out on the water ut Ya qulna bay and over the bar. siaay the stars and drink la the ssoeaUlit They will think of the skips that pas by nlght, and dream of the ship that is coming In for each. aa4 bless the Mat bans for their enterprise la serartac thu raillug. Duslness Men's ExctirtieA, About lt0 people came or oa the Sunday exeursloa, aad U waa a vary suocoesful affair. It waa the tret tm the railroad has tried to kaaete s largo a orowd, and It reaJly waa a great undertaking to brine taaai oeer and book tho same day, rooaleeriWK that many came from HHvertoa, aatl as far south as Hageae. The riTtwer Imd to make two trips with all the barges It could get la tow. aad it m 1 o'clock before Ue seraad secttoa rame Into Newport, aad must have biwn arter midnight before all were at home. The day at the llajr wu reel nnd foggy, at times alitUMt a drtaate: Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum', Tetter and Acne Belong to that class of Infiawatatorv aad dtaAgwrtag: skfet eruptions that cause more genuine bodily discomfort d worry than all other known diseases. The impurities or sediments which collect in the system because of poor digestion, inactive Kidneys ami other organs of chminaUon are taken up by the blood, saturating the systrw with acid poisons and fluids that ooze out through the glands and pores of the skin, producing an inde scribable itching and burning, and ieaeh..rruUrmdor.ourB.s.a. Utc yellow, watery discharge forms a a ours for Knan. x waa uoubi&a into cmsta and sores or little brown "" M , A-tWJ?-J .odwMte.wUth.tdwpoff.J Uic akin tender and raw. The effect ly rlivd. Wa. Campuu, ol the poiaoa may cause the skin to W. 0atral St., Wichita, Xaa. crack uad bleed, or give it a scaly, fishy appearance; again the eruptions may consist ot innumerable blackheads and pimples or hard, red bumps upon the face. Purification of the blood is the only remedy for these vicious skirt diseases. Washes and powders can only hide for a time the glating relieve the kia. S. 8. 8. is the only guaranteed pwrohr vegetable blood purifier. It contains no Arieaic, Potiush or other harmful miaeml. w Write s about your cose and our phystciaat will advise without charge. We have a handsomely illustrated book o ikm dUeaAea, whkh vriU b seat free t all Who trilh it. TH K WIlfT SrKClVsC CO., Atlanta 3a YOUR APPETITE snvarlably tolls the condition of your ltomsch. If vou do not eat heartily rtn.l ntt It onnr ,tnmich ll OUI 01 Of ,1pr. Tr a few dotes of lloitetter'e Stomach Bitters and notice the ,1m proreraent. Yonr appetite will return, yoor food will be properly digested, and nnr hoaitii in eaneral will be better. it cnrei nelchlnir. Insomnia, nead- S &&BWSsnji stipatlon- HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. fog so mick umt Bomo of tho mon m from the foothills sold you could oi- most walk across tho valloys on It, and onn man from Lebanon Bald his nolghbor, who was shingling a barn, worked several rows of shingles right off on tho log before ho noUced what tm wm dolnsr. But In spite of tho fog nnd mist all had line appeUtos, and tho hungry and Uilrsty aro never without somo consolaUon nt Newport Military Band. Thoro being some disagreement among the rival elements at Uio beach es here, an outsider, by porslstont rust ling, got up a fund to bring in tho Salem Military band for a few weoks, Riving the people hero somo music ov ery evening, and giving Uio band boys an outing. By Uie courtesy of Conor al Passenger Agents Cornan, of Uio S. P. Co.. and Stone, of tho C. & E.. and Captain Davis, of tho steamor Rich ardson, transportaUon was secured, and the people of Newport generously furnished tho entertainment lor two weoks, in exchange for tho music. A box of Huckonsteln's "Champion" ci gars and a keg of Albany Brewing Co, beer found their way on board for Uio band and they played all Uio way over and added greatly to tho pi ens tiro of the trip. The basKl boys aro very pop ular over here aad already have been requested to give soeio parties at tho opera house, which they will do as they carry a lae orchestra among their aaasbers. They give a concert every eveaiag. aad wilt prolong the aeaeea at Newport by their stay. Mountain Scenery. Par ister thaa Um scenery la the Allege ale to the trip over the Coast raaa of the-Cascades oa the Corrallts A Eaetera. The taaaots aad tres tle that bad to he coaetracted Uiroaga the tops of the atoaataias aad raayoaa prove that great grades aad sharp carves had to he overcocae re aardktse of coec It te aot aa easy ssat ter to haadht traiaa over sech a Mae, aad do it with perfect safety, hat Uat arcossaltshsd aadar the dtrecttea of SapC atoas aad ate stag, who are bora railroad asesw There at aot a better railroad ssaav hi Ore waa thaa Bdwta Stoae who gtvea has pecaoa&l atteB'araoc. Yoa mavatk wbr I with to Ooa to eeery detail of th work. H htj at the- arrival aad daoortaeo! of tseJSM at AAtusr. aad has a seeaa d at ready a ajeaK. aaj- aad aB ttaveawa aa aVatr way rejeto- keg. Ho has x aa aet of eagtaeers. oa of dates. Ardaar CaotenC. ot Ya tjataa. hawtac; heea oa tho read 3 rears, aad kaowa as oae ef Um at rarefal aeea that ever aedted a throt tle. Cap. Darts aad hht father, the oa the heat, are also aaeor- ta thatr pfacae fer haaiWac tho traaax. - Sample Timber Claim. F took a traaap atae aatles a taw beach to see oar frtaad Joha W"eweaoaW fVtaaaa CaWkl HOflHrQBaiaML4a J ( la oa what waefonoarty the SUete raeorvatloa. sheet three setles fmw m each-eoaatta: ap aad down. Aitsr sjatac three astlea throesh scrab ttseber we hogta to reach a high ridge ef taer Uees. thea we weat down al. saoet strata ahoot Mt) feet, aeroes a areek aad ep to the eahia aeaUy Joade of stake wkh a aeabched floor aad state wtadows aad fraated doors. The bed la Iwag frees the oetMag by eorta, to ctrcasavoat tho loag-ulled we4 rat. Use terror of the cabin dweller, at leaot la pot at of destrue tteaaass. A patch of spaas, a flowing sprtofj. a wall ef everkurtlsg forest oa all foar sMos of the clearSeK wake ap tho woadlHwu ef what will eae day e a baay boss, gtaddeaed by aeae weasaa's hessdubto ssslle of weteome aad the prattle of eblldrea. Oat we had ae ttsae for seaUateat Ab early etart aithoat breakfast, aad oar traaap aa the beach, wade dtaaer a neceeat tT. Aad what a dtaaor we did de vour! A Hotel Wttkuaette Mil ot fare aid aot have seppHed oae-faalf of it, ar tt wwaki hare kept a dlaiag room atrt btMy htajftag la arsaafal ot grab. Wo bad s wether royal weal, cooked oa tho Mwd hr a pile of driftwood. KBg hoasa. TsMe set oa pieces of wreck ao with hreakers reariag and galls sferiektag for teaeic bleuiUhes. a. H-. eradicates an poisonous accumu lations, antidotes the Uric and other acids, and restore the blood to its wonted purity, and stimulates aad revitalUea the bluggMk organs, and the impari ties t&sa oil throueli the natural channels aad 13, 190& iiiiiiiiininiiH'""1""""11"""" Oregon Blue Ribbon STATE FAIR... III jj Salem, Sept. 15tli-20tli, 1902 jj awaaaasaaaaaessaioaaiMSBSBaaai Will Be Bigger and Better Than ' Ever. CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING Send for Pemium List. . MHO 4 IW. H. Wehrun?, els ..a at a.. PreS., HillSDOrO, Ur. y t n 1 1 1 1 1 1 n n n n i i 1 1 1 1 WaaaafWl73RyJP UV4?ATBBSBBF SBBBBSBBBr al a a MB BBSBBBfiVaaJVSf R. M. WADE & CO. En ppovtunit Do yea wantlo start in business? If to, I will gite yea a bargain, or will tell aar Mae at a rraionable discount. I have a reod location, rent is chesp.. busi- ex - Gerercers "it is ray own basiness." took and farnltare, I will continue selling at le thaa the seaaafaetariogcoit, BBtH about tha 15th of Aagatt, I mean farced tale er by reiaeTal. AH ef you who know the raise of a Jriebman's oo 307 Comaverclal St-, Salem. Oar rood i are oriaoiDallr new: rerv few "shop keeners." P. H. iae toe whole stock eta leave them Ins roods, trunks, valises, cutlery, laces, Udirs' aad children's underwear, braids, spool and skein silks, and some more In store. La rge Watermelons and Muskmelons AT- Harritt St Lacdrbncb Old Post Office Grocery. TH6 20 ner ml Of deal is off so far as it relates to any and all Carpets but we haye 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 looms 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. m i n n llLi II 308 Commercial St. Store at Salem Harvesters' and Hoppickers' 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. Ladles Crash Skirts, 45c up. Shirt Waists, worth 75c, now 45c. Wide brim Hats, 25c. Corsets. 21c Wrappers, 4Sc up. Large Cotton Blankets, 75c pr. Misses Shoes from 25c up. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Doer to M. D. Wisdom, Omm rfcr4-1rfrt1 X oct.., rui iiauu. t m i m 1 1 1 m m i m 1 1 1 nT telloataadia the laazaaze of one of our If bo csttosacr apptars for my whole this year) aad thea it wtH either goM a f dollar can make it go farther by coming to A person bny- oat. We have olotiilne. cents Inrnlsli- jewelry, notions, miioacry, ribbons. Supply KHI CO and Albany. Handkerchiefs, 2c up. !300 Md from corvams at s.25. good ' 'for raturn until rtntntm.. ia.w i.w. the PetteSee. IlIMllfWHnrMfiXiairiaH S Send for Your Friends Womako a specialty of what Is called ''prepaid" ouslness. Tlt you havo a friend or rel ative in the East whom you wont to bring West, deposit with us enough monoy to m m m s M PI cover his or her passage and traveling oxponBes. Wo wiro the ticket ngont wbero party livo, nnd ho Issues ticket and gtvca passenger whatever money you wish.. Ho also advises ub when ho leaves and wo toll you when bo will arrive. A C SHELDON, General Aet- 100 Third Street. Portland, Ore. RMiieuBUXMiiaaiaiMHMa onmm ShotTine UNI0HPACIHG MMD DEPART FOR T1MB SCHEDULES From 1'uriluad, Or, ARRIVB' FROM uqic?o Portland Special 9.-00 a. m Tla Hunt logton ' AtUutlo Kxprcai 8:60 p. m, Tla Hunt ington Salt Lake, Donrcr, Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kanua Cltr, Ht. Loulf, Chicago 4:30 p m, auu itn Salt Lake. Donvor Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kanoi Cltr, St. Lealt, Chicago 8:10a. m. ana iuv. VaUft WaflaTLewliton. Ht. rani FaitUol! 8:15 p, a, via 8DOknn. Wallace. Pull man. Mlnnean-'l flL :ria m. Paul, Duluth.i lltTllkco Bpokane umcao, ana &m,, 72 HOURS r- " 'o72 PORTLAND TO CHICAGO TLAMD TO CHIC No Chance of Cars nc OCEAN AND HIVEB SCHEDULE Prom Portland' Allaalllns Catea rubjoct iu ennugo For an Francisco Soil OTory 6 dayi 8p.m. i p. m Dally except Bandar Id. m. COLUMBIA, lit KU ToAtlorla an1 Way Laudlnji. 4p. m ii.Hunc ox. Hundar Faturtlay iup.m, WILLAMBTTB RIVER Steamer Kuth leaves Balem for Port land and way landings on Tneday Thursdays- and Saturdays, about 7 a. m. For Corvallis end way lnndlngs.'talondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at about 6 A. L.' ORAIG, M. P. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agt. Agt. 0. H. & N. dock Portland, Oro. Balom, Or O. C T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMERS Pomona and Altona Leaves for Portland daily except Sunday at 7 a. m. Quick Time, Cheap Bates Deck: Foot of Trade at. M. P. BALDWIN, Alt. Carvlalis&EastemR.R. Time Card No. 20. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Leaves Albany 12:45 p. m. Leavos Corvallis 1:G0 p. m. Arrives Yaqulna 5:35 p. m. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna ". 7:00 a. m. Leavos Corvallis ...o.H:30 a. m. Arrives Albany 12:15 p m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 1:00 p. m. Arrives Dotrolt 5:45 p. m. No. 4 From Detreit: Loaves Dotrolt C:30 a. m. Arrives Albany 11:05 o, m. Trains 1 nnd 4 arrive in Albany in tlmo to connect with Uio 8. P. south bound train, as well aB giving two or threo hours in Albany botoro de parture ot S. P, north bound train. Train No. 2 connects with tho S. P. trains at Corvallis and Albany glv-. lng direct service to Newport and ad. Jacent beaches. Train 3 for Dotrolt, Broltonhush and othor mountain resorts leaves Albany at 1:00 p. m after tho arrival of tho Southern Pacific south bound train from Portland, reaching Detroit at 6:45 p. m. For further Information apply to EDWIN BTONB, J. Turner, Agent. Albany. Manager. H. II. Cronlso, Agent. Corvallis. To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts. Tickets are now on sale at all South. aim DiimIA.' .. r-i it a . . aPttJKvO JkQ EsvssaafVi L9I La AIvv 4n n n l" au"u " -orvaiiiB lift bio rn r?CAl TO r. U.'R. R. ofttcos. through to Newport and inquina at reaucoa rates. Southern Pacific trains connect with O & E. at Albany and Corvallis. All tickets good for return until October 10, 190!. On June 23 tho a & a trains from Detroit began leaving thero at 6:30 a. m meeting tho Bay train at Albany at noon. Passengers for Detroit. Breltenhuah and other mountain resorts can leave Albany the same afternoon, reaching Detroit In tho evening. Tlcketa are on sale rom Albany to rAtmlt return until October 10th. with privilege to get on train at any point east of Mill City. The Southern Pacific Company have now oa ealo round trip tickets from all points on their lines in Oregon to either Newport or Yaqulna. with privi lege to return via either Bast or West Sldo divisions. In connection with the C. & E. throe-day Sunday excursion tickets, good going Saturday and re turning Moaday. are also oa sale at very low rates from all S. P. and a & R. points. Full information oaa ha obtained sua to rates, time tables, etc, by appltea Uoa to aay S. P. or a & BL &seat, -: