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THE DAILY jdUflNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUQU8T 15, 1902.
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ffi&fo Sept. 15th-20th, fe02
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WI4frH I W4WHhHM-W I WHAT lt THE iSSE
OfCf OH BlUC Rif)f)0n l Of suffering from IndlgesUon If you
self to avoid such distress? Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eating
wilt digest your food perfectly, and
frao you from all tho disagreeable
symptoms of Indigestion and 'dyspep
sia. Eat what you like at any time,
and take an Ackec tablet afterward.
FoBltlVfciy.guafanteed. Your money will
SME
FAR
Bll
Wilt Be Birger arfd letter Than;
Ever.
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CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING
Send for Femium list,
fW, H, Wehruiiir, ffl. D. Wisdom,
iEt .v
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Pres., IHHsboro, Or.
WW I H Hlilllinnni IfrH-HH M I H
Sep., Portland. J
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arge
Watermelons
Supply
and Muskmelons
AT
'HT jvTRRirrT.&
nu nt fMFJrji Grocery.
LAOFR'H'NOB
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CMcago
i
PEOfLB'S IARGAIN HOUSE.
K 4 ' 'A,i im. j Mk
turc
GreatiR'einction Sale
FoW Friday and Saturday only,
rr will giro tfrices oa light weight and
all'suluiijor goods tbat will astonish
j,'
'i
y fcarties'. fjt and 11.80,, this season's
Wlfah shirt waists, 85 and DOc.
Men's 50-cant nalbrlffgwi under
yttr, all oolora. Sale prloa 18 to !Sc.
v lafe' lG-eent bop glove, Do.
Children's SC-oent overalls, 10c.
Men'a 8-cowt soaks, 4&
Men's 85-ceBt neokUeS, 16c.
Men's 10-ceut cambric hdkfs, 4c.
Ladle' 35-cent corset covers, 18c.
86-cenl sunbotmate, 10c,
Stnoh linen Torchon lace, yd., 4c,
' ;..B-cent pins, bent. Tbla sale, lc.
: MO-yard apoo! cotton, boat, 2o.
Best spool Bilk, each 4c.
0-cent white apllquo, yd 4c.
nf i'S-c fancy hose supporters, pr, lCo
'4-X
tho natlvaa. Wa hayo no lovo for dry
goods In any way In th world, only
for tho purpose of Belling; thorn, titaoks
of goods wo keep continually turning
out. Just watch this sale.
Ghlldron 12-c not black hoso, 6c.
Ladlea' summer undorwoar, loug
sleeves, best goods, oach 18c.
Ladies' 2Gcont black Mocho stooH
Ings, 10o.
Children's IB-cent blnqk Moaho
stockings, 10c.
Ucmnants, flno light wolght summer
goods, Bait price.
Itomnants of laces, embroideries
and rltlbona, halfprlco.
Men's fltww haU, 0c.
Chllilron'a 35-cont sailor hats, 10c.
Men's folt hats odd sizes, half prlco.
Now arrival of ladies' dress skirts,
Bwoll goods, at Httlo prices, ---r
always lie refunded If you are not sat
IsQod. Wrlw to us fdr a free sample.
W, II. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N.
SatxjBSa&'immiii n muWii'i
Y.
THE Oil JOURNAL
Members Nofthweet Afternoon Naws
paper Lcfoue.
BY HOFER BROTHEna.
Dally One Year, 94.00 In Advance.
Dally Threq Months, (1.00 In Advance.
Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month.
Weekly One Year, 81.09 In Avtnce.
A WILD COAST REGION.
Tor the hunter and fisherman and
explorer there is not a more fascinat
ing region thaa Yajulna bay along
down the Mast to tho California line.
It is a land of wild sccnory and Inter
minable forosts,
Ilanehors have niado oponlngs hero
and thore but thoy are far apart. Tho
mall Is carried most of tho way and
In places roads are built.
A strong party of mon arc roported
to hftvo legun work on a road around
Capo I'orpetua ott tho 11th -of this
month, thus making connection with
the government road from Florence
to Iloccta Head llghtholiso, and mak
ing It posslblo to drive from Waldport
to San Francisco along tho coast, save
and exebpt Uio forrlago of various
bnys, and perhaps half a mile of road
pa Lincoln county's nldo of I'orpetua,
which will bo built when? .Hccota
?lcht-kaoror says ovqr -100 people reg
stercd at'tlmt llghihou'so last year -
Thoro will bo a railroad down tho
coast at somo tlmo In tiio future but
It Is not likoly to bo built. In this gen
eration. Such a railroad would have
a great tourist travel, and a lumbering
and dairy truffle
DEATH OF
DEARD.
THE STORE THAT TELLS THE TRUTH.
crt SfrHt.
McEYOY BROS., Proprietors.
Silts, Oregon
?t
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL
Xeehe Harbor Lima, ltat brands Fortlimd Oement. WOODf sawed or full
IwHtUi, All kinds of building matorisf, sand, g'svel, lath, shingles, etc.
BENTLBY
Phono l)i)l Main.
Jkmnfu VmI
.181-133 GcHa'l At-
A Jnicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Of dlauer yoa cau enjoy froai one of oar
"feeder aaa driloions meats, steaks, lamb
r wuttoa elsep. ml eutleU or. pork,
cuvirpi
yor ubhb mm treaa, aHinuous i
riu muLA era all nut- I rnta ml lAttAat
a. t ?- "--: rr. s"- -""..-
"& mm prliwstawi! wn ess-rsppiy
OUS BOO
cut-frp
trash, i
' wi49M Meats at bd m prlees.
Be,, GROSS SALEM ORB
ww-m ! iiwwmwi miSiimiiM SJII1 "''"
1
1.1 I Hill II
At Easter Time
la when tin building lmslesHI b la
lull swlntt. II yotthavea'l Klvsnyour
orders for your luwtwr rqulimsBU It
will pay you to Rt esUwates from
Uoodaio Lumber Co,, for any and all
Muds ofluiabfrr for outer luildowork,
-lath, sfelils, sasb, doort, Winds sad
everything-needed In tbU Use.
Goodile Lumber Co.
Near 8. l. IWr, depot, Pho Wl
vlaieB. for the ultimate dlschargo of
which the ordinary revenues of the
Island oPCTilia', after defraying tile
current oxponao of the government,
shall bo inadequate."
It is entirely possible that the loan,
which means the beginning of tho end
of Cuban financial stability, will be
prevented by President Itoofievalt.
Soon It will be plaid lo tfiolq agrl
cultural Interests which fought against
the decent treatment of Cuba on the
plea that UieY woi'6 dofeiidlng Ameri
can prod ilcers," that they were playing
alt tho Unto Into tho hands of those
against whom they wero In supposed
antagonism. President Roosevelt and
tho administration . had mapped out a
policy that was Honorable, ' patriotic
and best for all true American Inter
ests. Tho safe and right attitude oil
this Cuban question, which, In its main
features, Is In no senrio a party mat
ter, wa to follow tho lead of Presi
dent RoosovelL It Is a subject that
cannot be dismissed or forgotten. It
will have to be talked about through
tho ponding congressional campaign,
and it will havo to be brought up when
Congress meets hgaln.
X We fee our finish
itu mmnif it- ' """ """" """' '" " ""
w stHLLLssiLLHhrBoSEHBK vslLLV
mmwmnmKMmrM. -w - ms-"j mm m
zlW&tJi
Os tho sHIrts or a large proportion of
the mala population of ()rvo. It Is
muck tr6fernsu owing to Us dtetlnol
Huperiorlly. V do up ahlrts, collaw
and cuKa Ip Al style to perftltwu
That's our jqttt,Hy, bi Vfe'ra eapwt
at tho UusJn. Hen our largo and
high clatM patrotiag. Btid us your
lauaary. WVll i wprk wlUf n
tM) aud dJtmteh. Hvrvlce lh best.
t'lihrgw riKU
Stleitn Stam'Laundry
Cat. J. Olmitstf, Pr.
DrMt O, Olmtttd, Mgr,
Phana 411. W Uarty t
PRESIDENT
SHEAR,
All Iowa mourns tho death of Dr.
lllearUsheur, aa all Iowa has hoped
against hopo for tho past four weeks
lli at he might reeovor. Ho was so big,
so wholo-souled, so generous, his
iiandnhako' wax bo hearty, his enthu
siasm so contnglous, he had dono such
a wonderful work In building up what
Secretary Wilson had flattored tho
prido of tho Btato by declaring was tho
greatoHt agricultural college of this
'country, (f not of tho world, ho had
come so clofiu to tho hearts of tho
toacnora or tho stavvno man ovor
stood higher In tholr affection thoro
wero so many reasons why his doath
at tho early ago of G2 was untimely
If it Is proper to speak of death aa
untlmoly that Uiu stato came to sharo
to some oxtont hln own confident bo
lief that In somo way ho might yet be
spared. But hiu task won finished,
and In tho rounded maturity of hln
powers, and at tho xonlth of his fame,
ho won called upon to quit his life
work. f' .
As an educator ho built jip a far
moro titan nictarihn reputation as
President of -Wtotorn co'llego at Tolo
dotljo United Uretliren church
school. Ho eooaed to bo a preaohor
and became a great leador In eollogo
work.
Ho was for years president of the
stato teachor'a aaaoelatloiand was a
man wuo rar transcunuoi tuo uounu
arleu of his detiomlnntion In his por-
sonal and political friendships.
Such mon nro rare and whpu found
uro seldom got Into tho public service.
9
OREQON SENATOR.MAKEna.
Who are Uto Oregon gonatormuk-
omT Certainly not tho newspapers of
general olreulatlon. Tho candidates
they havo Supported havo been de
feated withe one exception Mr. ty
mon,
It ia not the political bosses who
make tho senators. Thuy nre mostly
busy trying to get tho oflloe, each for
himself.
Tho ftwloml offlco-holdera now in or
(loo are probably the most potent fao
tor In determining who shall be the
nest senator from Oregon.
The tlrnt-olasa ouloea, like collector
and marshal the big poatomco Inoum-
beaU and attorueys for the timber
land corporations will go' far to land
the prutv
Among tltw Is ex-Senator Mollride.
now St Louis fair commissioner, who
Is said to havo gkt out of Mltoholl'i
way the last time, and not only turned
over some votes, "but a, goodslieil
sack.
Juuw Ktttcaid, Of lJue county.
namwt a, number of aenatorial aspi
rants In an article reprinted here, but
left out the eae man hi would like
bt to aee oleoted Jonathaw Jlouroe
(utd he IS a candidate It eomlltlows
are just rluht. and Out weather fa
vorahle. He has perhaps the strong
eat array of talented. swutoftHakwn lu
bis wake of any posatble asptraat
nECIPROCITY IN GERMANY.
Tho commlttco of tho Oorman
Reichstag, whloh Is drafting a now
tariff law. is progressing very slowly,
owing to Its cumbersome make-up,
but oxpects to havo n bill ready for
its first reading by tho iCth Inst., and
to adjourn In a month. Tho nlno polit
ical parties each havo Representatives
on Uto commlttc, anil are alfowed to
chango their members an often as thoy
wish. Ab there Is a liberal compensa
tion provided for each, member, the
changes aro very frequent, and very
embarrassing, as each, now recruit
fcnla that to earn his salary ho must
make oblong speech. Only one or two
ropfffdenttttfyes of I'afclfJ party have
been In continuous attohdoncp.
Now that tho work of drafting a bill
In drawing to a closo, a Borlln dis
patch states that tho government Is
dubious of its passago in any sym
metrica! form, and would rather let It
fall entirely. The Idea of reciprocal
commercial trade Is growing In favor,
and tho government prefers to uso.tho
prcsont tariff as a basis, and deal with
tho United tSatou and other countries
dlrectty.
The commltteo has collected a great
mass of material from tho Amorlcan
tariff debates, and every proposition
from free trndo to to a prohibitive rato
In supported by facts, figures and ar
guments that havo done sorvloo In this
country. Tho Amorlcan lltoraturo on
tho tariff Is practically Inexhaustible,
and is a great sourco of information
for such committees as that now In
session at Berlin.
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
The thro men who finally faced
Tracy now need a-Tracy to held upi
tho Oregon legislature for tlielr re
ward. .
Tho accusation has been brought
agalnst.,,fJloVeW6jIect Chamberlain
Vs. ..tS7rii; 'rttrrJni.'........i
uuoiy inai nc js uuu nu umu &ww
follow. ? , , .
Benator Carter, of JMkloti county,
made a good "busincliCJspeaker, and
would make a' good ipresldont of tho
senate. ,
U fs cilettpoi' foV tlio railroad man
agers to meet the farmers, and meet
thorn half way, thanionleet tho proj
fesslonal legislative Tobbylst.
f
There are still ft fow people whe
seem to think In place bexpressln
orlcinal views Tho Journal ought V
Join Uto universal flatlet' army. t
i
There Is a decided revival of fistic
proponsltloa among soni'o of tlio prom'
Inent national peliticians: They probj
ably use the argument that 1b haniil
OBt for thorn. ,
A mcmtlt at tho seaside 'with youj
dollcate children will mako (hem
brown and stout Besides ihls" there
is some satisfaction In having tlio
children, to say nothing about saving
doctor bills.
YOlfOPPETitE
invariably tells the condition of your
Itomtch. It you do not eat heartily
and enjoy H, your tinmsch Is ont of or
dsr. Try a iw doiss of Uoitetter'
8iomach Bitters and notice the l
provemont. Your appetite will return,
your food will bo properly dlgeited, and
jonr health In neral will bs better,
it rarei Bclchlnf, Insomnia, Head
ache, Indigestion Dyspepsia end Cob
stlpatlon.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
0
. "Young Republican" had bettor
"look a loodle oud," or somo managing
editor will bo picking him up for an
editorial writer. Ho has hut ono de-
foct too much food for ihought
most people want you to think out
tholr thoughts for them.
o
If vou dealre a nood comolexlon use
Mokl Tea, a pure herb 'drink' It' acts
on tuo liver aim maaos mo Biun
imooth and clear. Cures sick hoad-
aches. 2G cunts and CO conts. Monoy
rofunded It It doos not satisfy you.
Wrlto to W. H. Hookor & Co., Buffalo,
N. Y., for free sample. D. J. Fry,
druggtst
Scrofula
9 . .. . j..- t-.tAn
- . . i .Kiirtrra jviw"" . . ,
attendant horrors, humiUaUon and wBerw
atrantre leffacy to leave to posterity, "";
SSiffSi sbonWerB My and hinders
V Thfa treacherous tSSiL, and the
is poorly equipped for ieflauu,
jscroiuia a uiw "- - ,
symptoms? enlaced rfands or ?md inaAM
nnd armo ta. catarrh of the bead, weac fyw .
dangerous
A Lucky l Find
Hut ll UaiU ia !W) y ikiat bflW,
'Tit a eat) ti h)1 4U Mt'.h. Dear
t (a KHl ur' uetWHW t qa
Wtm brfc twtk a4 wll-i atlmu'l
ta!, Oeeliag, rrrftl. HWikir,
SfrllMB, U U prlt ksw. 8rlt
h ue, t hl j;r hJ ualwrw in
mnimt ta tMNMr fir wwimw.
4 Cipjtil Brewery Co.
mkt rrprwer,
-. niMn, M-
CUBAN FINANCE.
It seethe we shall not ouly prevent
Cuba ftvw ivalUIug rvenuea out of
h sugar crop, but wo shall not aHow
,kw to help bewelf jwea Is the tran-
aoe&dant wisdom of poat:ra.
OubaV utewBi to borrow $3,wfto.
000. and oreato a botided adbtH
km to that amount, baa calM atten
tion to the irovkloa of tUe Piatt
KMeadweHt. which Klvea tkls eoMRtry
autaority t IsUrfre l sueb case.
T,e provMOH reaAi: That salt)
A Portland paper Bays; "Senator
Mitchell IS UOMK."
8alom people at Newport onjoy tho
band having nn outing.
Salem nocda expansion, and munici
pal water and light plants.
Tho king Is safely crowned, and
should be now given a rest.
ilowarp oftho friend who tells you
how good you are. Oeorge Ade.
That In about tho situ of New Jer
seyto wago war on mosquitoes.
It Is said thu man who Anally faced
Traqy had bum Initiated In Uto Klks.
The? salvation needed for this world
In many cases Is thu saving sense ot
humor.
Two acres of strawberries will em
ploy twulvo persons about two months
In thu year.
Tho man who goes to the seaside.
ami shoots everything he sees Is an
amphibious nulsanoe,
Tho king Is crowned, Tracy Is burled
and The Journal Seaside Outing con
test Is a thing ot the past
UUU1W7 r
lands or tumors aoout. w -
iu"uA treat eves and dreadful
and armpiw, caiana u w- v- " nf .j.- Kjy show the - .
-vt r,ntnnn noon different parts oi ute wwj ,.
Vpresenec of tubercular or scrofulous mauei l- h tcm and attacks
and atealthy disease trenches Uelf gJJJf f tUe Jblood resultlug in
tbe bones and tissues, .destroys J JSe skin, loss of strength and
white swelling a pallid, waxy appearance oi ui
a gradual wasting away of the joay. properties, and is guaratf.
B S. S. S. comfiinea both poft "Jhg Bnff it the lidcal remedy in
tceaeni"" Vr .7 . if 7.rifii the detenoraiea
all scrofulous affec ions. ItpunJ !Solete ttUd
blood, makes it " "& S. S. S. mprovea
1nt nmnertiea to the blood anu quicc "-" -"v. . A
loAo the skin and vigor to the wcoKna cm.u -- .
w't. ntnt vmir case and our pnystciana ...
Write us about your
i vou in every
kin diseases free.
t.-i ".. t '-., n,lMe wav to regain your heauu.
u.c J.r. " rV"i r "". -w..prcnric co
1K a ww - -
advise and
Book on blood and
AH not. G
The 20 per ml oil
deal is off so far as it relates to any and all Carpets but we
have some remnants in Ingrain Tapestr.es, Axminsters, .and
Velvets that we are willing: to let go at 20 per cent Off n
order to make room for new goods now on tne roau 4uu
lU. Innmr of Ilia IfirfnrV.
ti t A u&.x,u nnrpra!P; nnd will be much
VVC lldVC iiiauc iiv-ajr Ku,w..
crowded in our carpet department. Hence every
occupied by a remnant is valuable.
Bring size of room with you.
IE HOBSK Fill
in
over
corner
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308 Commercial St
Store at Salem and Albany.
Next to P. 0.
iaaaiaaaKSiWi8ii!'iriiiwHiK
I
I Send fof
SYou? Ffiends
B
g We make a specialty of what
S is called "prepaid" business.
SV. you have a friend or rol
M Btlvo in I be Eant whoir you
S want to bring West, deposit
M with us enough money to
RJ cover his or her pa'esnge
S end travoling oxpenses. We
H wire tho ticket agent wb?re
2 pntty livo, and ho issues
ticket and gives pneeonsor
whatever monoy you wish.
Ho nlfo sdvieos us when he
B. leaves and we tell you when
ho will arrive.
S
m a. C. SHELDON, General Act-
S 100 Third Street, S
g Portland, Ore. gj
aiHtBHIIliHaillElSHH2MMllM
amdUMONPACIKC
DBPART
FOR
Houcekecpers
Should know whoro- to buy the best
and most wholosomo broad and pastry.
Tho Plonoor Bakery Is the favorite
place.
lkfc. Ab jfck,
XMarkct Quotations
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Quotations TodayX
n a Ooo4 Hone Market" X
Hops-1031-
I Training I
h!
Is lndUHUle to alhMic
sucvcm. In tralHtug, much
tireuU Ut4 upon diet; eare-
nim tjuwutijr u nv rum i
ea.witU rrif uUritv of ihmUl
. .... -r. .
That u the ffcrct ot Mreagtn lor entry I
man. No man can be stronger than hu J
Moatactt. Tt GAKicw ana irregular
citing, of buMUM men, oaue dutate
of the stomach ami its allhrd orgttas of
ulgitiefl atul nuUilioa. Ttwo can be
no sound health until these ditteast are
curod.
Br. Pierre' CeMf a Mexlical JMscovery
cttrv dbAs of tiie tiHiuch oud other
orjjata of dlgttoa and nutrition, aad
eaaWe tbe body to. k beilt up iale vig
orocM kHh by tm asaimtUttoa of Ute
uutritloM extracted treat food.
"I w ta with i wbka rwultft
lu tMUlt AMd " InuU, .utltu Mr T It
Ct4Dt ef MwtUM, AtUsbtay cii N C "I
vr tttuW l 4BtWt gttfcl mrt f tbi
wmt. I wrwt U IX titvs stall nir cM(vm.
Mtf Me Mtate w ait atK.-fM. h m-
;mTwaarr!is sks
Ho Market. , . ,,
-ll((JxO, coutrsots 17Ke.
Floar.
F!out'3.70e$S bbl.
Pttste AKa.EU.
Potatoes old 00 asw 71c
Oulonu, 1.75 to S9J6 per 100 lbs,
Drtea'frsus
Drled apploa 0.
Italian pruuss 10 to kOa 3W to 3;
Petite Prnnea 40a to 60s, Itf.Qic.
Vfeol. f cc oit. Etc
Big Or-tS (S f3.es
Second jrowth-I.60.8$2 76
Ab-9.C0.
Body oak-Jt 00.
Pole oak 14.00.
Cedar posts8 to 10c.
Balm wood-l'J.tfl and $3.00 (
Hlitt, Tens ao4Furs -Green
bldot, No, 1 7c.
Groan hides, No. 2 5o.
Calf skint 45o.
ShsflD 76c
Goatskins 28oto1.00.
Gray fox 26 to 60c.
Coon 10 to 40c.
Mink-Silc to 91.S5.
Ottar-fl to 6.
Kknnk 10to?6c.
Mnakrat 1 to c.
Wllucat-10tolc,
Whtit, Ott. etc
Whwat-60c.
Oats Sto
Barly 10ps.rton,
iTlax-Caih, Northwtit, $1.70.
Lht Etxk Market
B leers S.U'8Kc.
Cowa-SajSX
Sheep-f 3.60 gross to (1,00 .
Draeied vsal Wo
Hoft,alWH6Mc
llOfa. drewa.1 flft
Wool aai Motalr.
Coarse wool 14c.
Fine lie.
Mohair 26c.
Hay, feed. Etc.
Oats 76,
Balad cheat-17.60; to f9.
.'
Clovar U.
IHftu-118 60
Feed barUy $H8J15 per ton
Shorts $90.
Flour, wholesale $J 09. , ,
Dairy aai CrMBnr Protectt.
Dairy bultar 16c
Crsamery- 53X
tor-loWc.
Ftrat-claie eouatry, per roll 10c i
Cream at ereauaery, pan akitatnod
leparator aklmmed 17c
Stetsee Market
Oblekaas a ,
fprlag lOte 12Uc
Kige vr doaa, il.
PORTLAND MARKKT.
PeatuMB, Aug. 14 - Wheal Wan
Walla, 03std
Jleur PoxtUad, beat grades JZ.OC
I960. Qralum $S M$3
- '- a... ..'. ,-.
iMts unaiea wmta li.wa
Barley $0 $U60
Mtiwtan ra, fi
ton.
16,
$1.05,
HayTimothv $1S$I& ier ton.
Oaionr-$l eo$l.4i)per eenUl
4 twrti?? ftlt tfcUrf(
I Imv hkA ljr
.- ,. ,., tti 1"TV men ra. uwtHWIiN4aiMMHWWt.
ix. newe'a Iik cwa eewutip
mtVit reasoMhhl shikktt ftw4 pro-1
cwa eewutipatie).
FoUW--7(k ear eeatal.
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City, Bt Loali, Chlcaso
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8:15 p. m.
Spokane
TIME SCHEDULES
From Portland, or,
Salt Lake, Denrbr Pt
Worth. Omaha, Kauaaa
Cltr, bt, lAUla, Chicago
and Ei at
Wall WUn. Lowliton.
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FROM
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72
HOURS v
PORTLAND' TO CHICAGO
No Cbante of Cars
72
OCEAN AWD RIVER' 8CI1EDULB
From -Portland- ,
8 p. m.
All aalllne datee iubjoot
to cnonire
Foreaarrancli!oa
Ball eror? 6 daya
Dallr
except
Sunday
8n. u.
Satnrday
iu p. m.
COLOMBIA KIVKn
ToAatorl anl Way
' Landlggt
e p. m
A
ox. I
i. ra.
mud tf
WILLAMETTE RIVER , .
Eteamor Kuth leaves Balem for .Port
land and way landiugs on Tuewlay .Thurs
days and'Baturdayarabout 7 n. in. For
Oorvallls and way atadlnfes, Mondays,
Wednesdays aud Fridays- at about 6
A.l!'OBAIG, M. P. BALDWINj
Gens Pass. Aat. Agt. O. R. & Nt dock
Portland, Ore. . Balem, Or
R. M. WADE & CO.
To Close Business
At 307 Commercial St., Salem. All the goods and
furniture in the store will go at an immense bar-
gain. Will positively give up the business by Dec-'
cember 1st, or earlier it possible. Now, those that
are in want of Clothing, Blankets, Hats, Towels,
Gloves, Hosiery, Furnishing Goods, etc.be on time.
Come to 307 Commercial St., not with silly ques
tions, but bring your purse prepared to buy when
a bargain is offered you.
S. FRIEDMAN
Harvesters' and Hoppickers' Supplies
Men's Overshirts. regular 50c now 39c.
Men's Bib Overalls, regular 50c now 40c.
Men's Sox, Sc pr. Gloves, from 10c up.
Towels, Sc up. Handkerchiefs. 2c uo.
Ladies Crash Skirts, 45c up.
Shirt Waists, worth 7 Sc, now 45c.
Wide brim Hats, 25c. Corsets. 21c
Wrappers, 45c up. Large Cotton Btinkets; 5c pr.
Misses Shoes from 25c up.
Greenbaum's Dry GoodsStdre
Next Donr to the Pojtoflke.
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O. C T, Go's
PASSENGER BTEAMEB3
Pomona and Aliona
Leaves for Portland dally
except rJunday at 7 a. m.
QuickTime, Cheap Rates
Deck: Foot of Trado at
M. P. BALDWIN. AL
Corvlalis&EasternR.R.
Time Card No. 20.
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Leaves Albany ... ......12:45 p,
Loaves Corvallls ...... 1:60 p,
Arrives Yaqulna 6:35 p,
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaaulna 7:00 a,
Loaves Corvallls 11:30 a. m.
Arrives Albany ........ 12 : 15 p m.
No. 3 For Detreit:
Leaves Albany 1:00 p. in.
Arrives Detroit 6:45 p. m.
No. 4 From Detreit:
Loaves Dotrolt 0:30 a, nu
Arrives Albany H:05 a. m.
Trains 1 and 4 arrive in Albany in
tlmo td connect with, the 8. P. couth
bound train, as well aa giving two or
three hours In Albany before de
parture of S. P. north bound train.
Train No. 2 connects with tho 8.
P. trains at Corvallls and Albany giv
ing direct service to Newport and ad
jacent beaches.
Train 3 for Detroit, Breltenbush and
othor mountalt resorts leaves Albany
at 1:00 p.m., after tho arrival of tho
Southern Pacific south bound train
from Portland, reaching Detroit at
5:45 p. m.
For further Information apply to
EDWIN BTONB,
J. Turner, Agent, Albany. Manager.
H. H.Cronlse, Aneat, Oorvallla,
Does Your Cow Kifek?
Us Fly Bouncer and you will have no more trouble In that way.
THIS MEQ1C1NE IS MADE BY THE DAIRYMEN'S
h ASSOCIATION OF VERMONT Arip.WB CAN REC
urnmsnu 11 nj a i-iNt. Men nam cab tniun 7
LEE'S LICE KILLER, the best He killer en tha market,
BREWSTER & WHITE. .
fa! &4 ita. -8t CottrSH, &
ow
KUR
Tq the Seaside and Mountain Resorts.
Tickets are now on sale at all South
ern Pacific and Corvallls & Eastern
R. R. offlcfes. through to Newport and
Yaqulna at reduced rates, Southern
Pacific trains connect with O & E.
at Albany and Corvallls. All UcKeui
good for return until Octobor 10, 1002.
on juno a tna u. cs is. trans irom
Detroit began leaving there at 6: SO a.
in.;-meeting tho Bay train at Albany
at noon.
Passengers for Detroit, Breltenbuab
and other mountain resorts can leave
Albany the same afternoon, reaching
Detroit In the evening. Tickets aro
on sale from Albany to Detroit at
$3.00, and from Corvallls at $3.25, good
for return uuUl October 10th. with
"pvlvIleKo to get on train at any polut .
east. 43i auii uity.
The Southern Pacific Company have
novr on sale round trip tickets from all
points on their lines in Oregon to
IUtr- Newport or Yaqulna, with privi
lege, to return via either East or West
S4d divisions, is connection with
the C St B. three-day Suaday excursion
tickets, good going Saturday and re
I tarnlng Mpdy. are also on sale At
very tov Tate from all S. P. and O,
& & pe-lata.
Full lnformattea can be ebtalaea aa
ita gum, tlsse tahlea, etc.. by Ue&-
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