The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, August 18, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextrswMwmsaswww'r' jwBsersrsvfjir'aam Kf" fV K v&M & T- "... . ir t H FV B JHf w9 (flfsjipisws RUTCH-BOUND The crutch, la a uoor substitute for lets, rtnd affords a verv inconvenient and tiresome mode of locomotion there is no more pathetic sight thsii person slowly and painfully moving aleng: the street supported by these artificial limbs. When Rhoutuattsta settles in the bones and muscles of the leg-, It is safe td predict that the victim will eventually become helpless aad erateh-bound. The corrosive, Irritating matter that Is deposited In tke joints and muscles causes the most intense pain, the knees and huldee swell, and when the natural oils and fluids that lubricate these parts are completely destroyed the joints become locked and tlt MuaolM drawn and stiff, and crutches n necessity. i Tkoscid poisons that produce rheumatic pains form in the blood, and arc distributed through the system, and lodged In the arms, shoulders, hands, back aud feet, of other parts of the bodyresulting often in total disability. A. permanent cure of Rheumatism can be effected only by a complete cleans ibg of theblood, and.no othcrresnedy so surely accomplishes this as S. 8. S. It neutralizes the acid effects, purifies and invigorates the stagnant blood, and the gritty particles are washed out or uisioukcu by the new rich, blood, and relief comes to the pain-racked suffefer. Q, 8. 8. leaves no mot bid, irritating matter in the blood to reunite and produce tuuvthur aihtk. but exncls evcrv atom of it from the system. 8. 8. 8. is a purely vegetable remedy, and does not impair the 3iastion or geuoral health like alkali or potash remedies. Write for our Special free book on Rheumatism, and if nnv medical advice or other information is wanted, our physicians will gladly furnish It without charge. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA. Chicago tore PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. For patrons of tho Chicago store for Monday ami Tuesday only we offer the following bargains at loss than manufacturer prices this Is n strong assertion but It Is true Just the same. THE Daily journal, salem, Oregon, Monday, august is, I902. iqmwimmK HmfmmmtummmmmmmmmmimmmmmmBmmmmMmmmmmm IHE DAILY1 JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER BROTHERS. Daily One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, GO Cents- Per Month. Weekly One Year. 11.00 In Avance. COo full alzo Dlankcts, all colors special 44 c. f 1,25 full oUo Angora Blankets, cioy find whlto, Reed and heavy 85c. $2.7&" 10-4 whlto heavy soft fleecy An gora Blankets, extra large, $1.98, 12.00 sateen comforts, 'soft and fluffy, well made, $1.40. $1.00 whlto wool ShawlH, OGo. I2.C0 Umbrella whlto wool Bhnwls, npeclal, f 1.60. Men's 7Go heavy fleeced Derby ribbed Undorwenr, 05c. Men's 4Ge Balbrlggon TJndtirwsar, 23a. Men's California bhio flannel double bosom Shirts, $2.00 quallt' for this Bale, $1.45. Men's 7Co rtbft worlc Shirts, 48a Ladles $2.25 rainy day dklrts, bar gains, $1X0. Ludlcs' $3,25 rainy day .shrunk Skirls good value, f&?5. Ladlos' $4.75 dress fiklrts, graduating flounco, bottoms silk band trim mlngfl, special,, $3.75, Mill ends' beat calicoes, 2tfc. Romnanls dross goods and outing flannols hnlf prlco. 75c. ealleo Wrappers, good,3Gc. This season's stylish flhlrt waists, half prlco. . 8Go all wool 40-ln dross goods, now and stylish, special, CCo. $1X0 soft flnlRh black silk, tho groatoot goods mado for wear,' special for this sale, 85c THE STORE THAT TELLS THE TRUTH. Court Street. !" '' McEVOY BROS., Proprietors, SAtcm, Oregon To Cose usiness 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 arc 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. ,wJ XVi X XZ JL JLVJL Jc XN Harvesters' and Hoppickers Supplies Men's Ovcrsltirts, regular 50c now 39c. Men's Bib' Overalls, regular SOc now 40c. Mess-Sox, Sc pr. Gloves, from tOc.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. PREPARING FOR BUSINESS, Jonathan Uourno Is taking the prop er course to secure tho election to tho United 3tAtcs Sonnto. In giving It out that ho has sold a block of $300, O0O stock In tho Republic mine. That slmplo statement will do moro to attract to him the blowflies of polit ical corruption Uian alt that could bo written In eulogy of his character, Governor Uecr'e chimera that the expression of tho votors will have something to do wltli tho disposition of the next Oregon senatorship Is a political soap-bubblo of the most childish Imagination. Mr. Bourne knows that men are wanted In tho Senato who are amena ble to tho fashionable Influouees of the times money. Carnegie's offer to the governinont of $10, 000,000 stool trust bonils Is a fair sample Throo hundred thousand dollars oxponded to got tho noxt Oregon son atorshlp means opportunity to the man who knows Uio gigantic Intercstn at stake to mako back ten times as much. ' As long as it Is a buy and soil Mr. Dourne is as eligible as any other man who will participate In the fash ionable" game. Tho alleged statment of Tlltiion Ford, that ho may sell a fow of his farms and become a candldato him aolf Is no doubt Jocular os a rctnntk, but It Is a rcvolatlon of tho prevailing fashion. Tho purchaao of scnntorshlpB Is but nn expression In ono form of the matorlallsm of tho ago. It Is cap italization thrusting Its ugly head Into tho tirona of our public Ufa. Tho Individuals eonoornod are but tho puppets and figureheads of n world'Wido InfluonooUintruns counter to our national Ideals. In tho long mn the Ideals will survlvo nnd sena tors will bo oleotod by Uio people In the meantlmo all who oxpeet to bo In the raoe noxt winter nt Salem liad bettor preparo tbomsolvos. It not already purchased Uio Orogon sunntorshlp will suroly ho hunting for a bidder. tlon and public ownership alono re main. Salt has been tho most lucra tive Hold for revenues In all lands. The trusts know these things and are to-day In possession of greater revenues than tho govornment, and hence are financially on top. Greeflbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Poor to the Postnfflre, ta L-arge Watermelons Supply and Muskmelons AT- Hahritt st Laidrence OM Fait Ofllee Grocery. jnr-M j 1 1 1 t i i m 133Keiw B an ffPyMKj A k JMmhaimmmmlE3BM23& 9r mi kwJsS Iff H 1 tKJ .mw Tvonaa t-w " "in iimiiiiniiii in--"" I PEFEATINQ 8TATE REFORM8 . Tho Orogonlnu keeps denouncing tho Itopublicuu stnto convention of Wisconsin because It reninnncd tho demand for cortnln reforms, and do olarcxl thnt Sonntor Spoonor must keep hands off If he wanted a ro-oleo-tlon. Two years ngo tho Itepubllcann In that statu promised tho peopto direct nounatlon'or nil candidates and tax reforms. Spoonor nnd his brigade of federal omoo-hnldors defeated theso promlsod reronus In tho legislature. Tho Republican stato convention ro enacts Its platform of 1000 demanding theso great changoa In publlo policy for tho purification of politics nnd tho relief of tho ovorburdonod taxpayer. Spoonor again objects. Important and needed stnto reforms nrt to bo dufoated bncnuso It does not suit tho whim of a faotton thnt looks only upon tho graft and the opportu nity for porsonal plundor. They nro not satlRllod to monopo lise federal patronage nnd whip every Republican Into lino wjio wants party consideration. Hut they will foroo tho party to break Its publlo plodgos rather than not have their way. Important and needod nnd prom ised stnto reforms uro to bo dofontod and Governor La Follotto Is to be driven out of publlo life becauso ho has had tho nervo to champion a popular oatuo that puts tho nominal Ing power a little farthor out of ther reach of (ho federal oftlalals, If Spooner had to be nominated by dlreet vote bo would probably not dare umk tho federal nupplntmonts he does make. Thereby hauits the tala How oould Jack Matthews carry Ore gon under direct nomination? PROSPERITY AND THE CEN8U8. The full dinner pall .as tho convinc ing argumont for voters Is not por forming ns mttflh of a Bhnro in siren nous campaign duty this year as It did onco upon a tlmo, but talk pros perity Is heard now and then which suggests that an nnalysls of thru, pros perity based uppn somo figures would not bo out of place nt thin time. Notwithstanding tho fact that In somo mechanical trades, experts' have Miad wages adyanccd, figure taken from tho census reports show a do cllno of something llko olgjit por cent In the averago wages of laborers In tho manufacturing industries from tho averago for the coneus year of 1800. Tho figures for manufacturing taken from census reports for 1900 have boon completed for thirty-three states, nnd in tltoso- states 1,001,590 wage oarnora received an averago yearly amount of $118.48, or $1.30 a day In 1800, wheroas ton yonrs lator 1,403,305 wago enrners received un avorago of $387.53 each year, or $1.20 a day, ton conts a day lass than ten years previously. In somo of tho stales whoro Uio trusts aro moro powerful tho doellne as shown by tho census figures has been ovon grcator. In Now Jorsoy, whoro pretty much all tho gigantic trusts havo boon Incorporated and where they aro operating to a Inrge extent, tho averago amount par day was $2.24 In 18JJ0, but In 1000 It was $1.52, a decline of 32 por cent. 1 a ii- ARQUMENT FOR ARBITRATION. Tho Iowa Stato Register says: A contest between employer anil omployo In which either sldo refuses to nbldo by somo fair arbitration is an assault on tho publlo wolfnro, and should bo bo treated. It ondnngors industrial prosporlty. In oxnetly the samo way that a brawl on tho streets ondnngors tho public poaco. Such n strike as Is now In progress In the hard coal roglons might tinder favora bio conditions he tho offlalont cnuso of widespread panic nnd buslnose de pression. It Is to tho Industrial Tvorld what tho old tlmo meeting of knights and their rotnlnors from rival eastlos was to tho social world. It Is possible only becauso w'o have failed to apply to tho adjustment of modern Indus trial conditions, principles and meth ods ovolved during centuries of civil strife. For tho preservation of poaco and good order tho court gradually superseded tho fitreot brawl and tho trial by combat. A court proceeding Is nothing but a compulsory arbitra tion, tho awanls of which aro en forced by ample publlo authority. Tho good of society demanded that tho publlo know that John Dee donlt Justly with Hlohnrd Itoo. and nt gront oxponso publlo tribunals investigated tholr prlvato rolatlons nnd compiled them to nbldo by tho arbitration. Wo havo not oomo to roallxo thnt the cool trust and tho United Mlno Work ers nro moroly enlarged John Dooh nnd Richard Hoes. Wo provide a Juh tlco of tho peace to dotormlno prompt ly tho dlsputo between n farmer and his Jilred man. but when the fanner becomes a big corporation and the hired man a labor union, we neither Investigate nor deolde, although enor- mouBiy vaster Interests boUi to tho parties and to society nro Involvod. .O'" 0S Wfifcs A dcio of tl 9 BIttrs Jxtlotr meals will bsrprn the ap petite, lono up tie stomach sua nld dlxettion VVhrn t a k o i regnhwlv will toiit vely curt' lleatfadir. Flatulency. Indigestion, Dyscccsla, . C onstlpatlon and Malaria, A trial ill con vince you. I dent will go to Indianapolis to attend tho meeting In that city of tho othor organization of tho Spanish war vot- runs. Tho President has not decided upon tho date of his Southwestern trip, which will tnko him Into Toxas. October was tho month first Bolectcd, but some doubt Is expressed as to whether the trip can be arranged for this fall. Destructive Forest Fires. As Is usual each summer season. forest fires will gain headway In the mountains of Southern Orogon, nnd much damage Is done to Uio flno fir and pine timber. This week fifes aro reported to be raging In tho mountain!) north of here, and tho smoko that Is lottllng down In the valley bears plain evidence that such Is tho case. With all the warning that public print canglve, It seems that tho peoplo may Just as well oxpeet, that between foollshnoss nnd doslgn, those that 3catter fire will always be with us. Modford Enquirer. WflHMIIMH .fr4-H-H in Oregon Blue Ribbon TATE FA 1B1 H.salem, Sept. 15th-20th, 1902 :! Will Be Big?er?andBetter Than Ever. J . ox. r,.,,.., AM CVCnVTUIWr. LAoil ritciTUumo un eyeim imnu Send for Pemlum List. W. H. Welnmcr, ffl. D. Wisdom, Pres., Hillsboro, Or. . Sec, Portland. 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 h nun u i m 1 1 1 1 i-H-H-fr Are Boring for Oil. While boring for oil Saturday after noon, the drill reached gits and salt wator, tho presonco of which is con sidered tho host Indications yet. A gonlloman from Woodburn who has had oxporlence as drlllor In the Cali fornia fluids, and who has manifested sufficient Interest to mnko two or three trips ovor hero to watch develop ments, exprossed tho boliof thnt oil would be found not far below whore the gas and salt wator wore Btruck. At this Interesting stago of proceed ings It beenmo nocossnry to pump out the water, which they had scarce ly begun doing when they had a break down wlilrli delayed operations until Tuesday afternoon. It is hollovod that whatever Is found will bo found within a few woeks. Newberg Graphic. Acker's Blood Elixir positively Cures Chronic Blood Polsonlnc and ail Scrofulous affections. At all Umou a mntchless system tonlo and pUrlflor. Money rofundod If you are not satis fied. 60c. and $1.00. D. J. Fry, Druggist w GENTLY With Our patron's purses and serve them well " .cfe Just now wo aro receiving somo very attractlvo things In carpets, por tlors, couch covers and pioco goods and boforo Soptombor 1st wo will bo well supplied. You will bo wolcomo at our very much-crowded store. rn II :"! n U 1 I 308 Commercial St Store at Salem and Albany. Next to P. 0. Does Your Cow Kick? Use Fly Bouncer and you will have no more trouble In that way. llinr THIS MEDICINE IS MADE BY THE DAIRYMEN'8 RIIHr ASSOCIATION OF VERMONT AND WE CAN REC IVUIIL OMMEND IT AS A FINE MEDICINE FOR COWS. LEE'8 LICE KILLER, the best Hoc killer on the market. K 0 W Automatic Rural Mall Carrier. Kdward Hamilton, of Liberty, Ind., a young man of nineteen, has In von ted an automatic mall carrier for rural delivery boxes. When lottors nro dropped In the delivery box tho car rier automatically starts, carrying tho letters nnd papers to the houso, whoro he dumps Its lood, notlfloa tho Inmates by .ringing a boll and Immedi ately returns. I)y touching a button at too House the carrier can bo brought back at any time to receive letters for the mnll carrier. Tho con struction Is simple, electricity from bniterles In tho house being iiHed to opurato the device. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... Fecdnien and Soedmon. 91 Court Strost, Salem, Ot iflBMEiMiniiMMinii&jaiiffiia w m n i Send for a You Friends 5 We mnko a specialty of what m 'lflcnlled"nrcDald"bueliieBB. g Hit you have a friend or ro- JJ 2 ativo in tlieCael whom you g H want to bri.ig West, deposit g with us enough tnonoy to Jj S cover his or her paeeneo" 5 H and traveling oxpenses. We H g wire the ticket agent where g S party live", and ho Ibsucb g ticket and gives paBfonger m whatever money you wish B Ho also sdvleos us when ho jjj m leaves and wo toll you when H g he will arrive. . H A. C SHELDON, General Aet g S 100 Third Street, g g Portland, Ore. g HIESHIHEKMSHHaHlHBSJSaiSHlB nnncj VMM SHonrliiNfi amq UNIOHPACIHG DEPART ron CQlcaRO l-ortlanit Bpeclal 9:00 a. m tU Hunt ington Atlantlo Kxprcu 8:50 n. m, tI Hunt Ingtou Ht. Paul Fut Mall 6:18 p. a. Tin Bpokano TIME 8CIICDULE3 From lorilan, Or, Ratt ljiko. DetiTcr. Ft. worth, umana, Kansas City, 8L Lonlf, CUIcago and Bait. ?nlt Lake, Denver Ft. Worth. Omalia, Kanaa Cltr.St. Loul, Chicago and Kilt. Walla Walla, Lowliton, DpokanA. Wallace l'ull nian, Mlnncar" SL t'aul, Duluth.MllwA'ikco Chicago, and Koi. AnniVK FKOM 4:30 pm. 8:10a. in. :0h in 72 HOURS y PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Ho Chsaie of Cars 72 OCEAN AND RIVER SCIIEDULli From Portland' Bp. m. JOURNAL X.RAY8. Tho prooeas of drlvlns Cuba Into rebellion or nnnoxlug Is making slow but sure progress. FREE THE SALT TRADE AND TRURT. Only tho other day there wss groat rejoicing at Portland over the pnta- peet of several shiploads of salt u riving at that port from Itngland uud tho price ot stilt was to oomo down about ono half. Now tuero la walling among the economic wlseoores thnt no snoh re sult has oomo about The wait trust htwt rtMaolied Its eJl.iowrfut arm out to sen and hwided uff tliAomiwtfltlun, IUvIdk securetl oontrol of the oa Roes of Uverpol salt on Ut way to lrtlaa. Uie salt truut has arbitra rily lalaed th pries ft u tun. And yet. despite tits nUvHstts x actions ot this sad ether l(k "indus trial oossolldatlews." thwe,are peogls who pretend that trusts lower the cost ot prtHUmtloti nud lvw tKe con umor the beu(U of tho rthluotlon. jvm-wiwr pwHumic tuyin is eoue ?ailoplog that free trade In salt would ttrssk the baek of tuts trust, Neltker fr trade or asti-trust lawa will otirb Us Krwnion-lta d mauds for 'moro and 6hmum Thxa. ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS Uryan forolng his own cnndldaey or dlotnting some one else, Is equally unwltiv Snoraniento has a secret ergunliU' uon or imuor dealers known as the Koyal Arch. nieesed bo thsy that do nothing forfj lhav- uiitll ni.L'M ... ,ni.ni...M 'I Iowa baa Just doubled the nseee. ment ot Its uorporatlouB. Rut thttu Iowa Republicanism alwayB did mean something for tho people. Tho Iowa gtnta Hoard of Medical Mxnmlners has udmltted all gradsstes ef regular schools of osteopathy to praotlou In that state. For several months tho Salem Sen tlnul advoeattl a speslal seott and tlat salaries, Now It opposwi both and. what auburn weuks,shH wilt it eut Hdxtr A National Shipbuilding Trust. ma union iron worke. of 8aN Francisco, has at last Jvlud the teii bulldlug trusu one of whom ob-u w Uta construction of grwt war tHh seht for this and other natkws. Would It not be u spleudM Mm on the part f this imtlen to orsnnUe a vast shipbuilding trust of Its own. a Utwt tkat wwld bulW and repair all vwk r wftr w other nature uwhW by tk KflvsrnmwttN-Saerameato 114. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Kocho Harbor Ltmo. Host brauds Portland Oornont. WOOD; sawed or full length, All kinds ot building material, sand, g'avel, lath, shingles, etc. D. S. BENTLEY 181-183 Cotn'l 8t. Phone 091 Main. oxcop Dally nt Suncfar 8 p. in. Saturday lop, m, All sailing daU)i nubjoct 10 cnango ForanFriuio!eoo Ball oicry 6d aya COLUM11IAWVHR ToAatorla an1 Way Landlugl p. m x4.Bl m. una it A Youthful Financier. Two yars ago Wayne Groeuwotxl. a ntne.yearoId boy, picked enough prunes and hops to buy four Bheop nnd now his flock has Increased to fourteen. Lnst year he sold 14 worth nt wnnl nint lilu ,u.1 AtaI.... ,ui -.. ..-.. ..., .., nuui vuni HUH yeftr I uronght him ?10. Ills mother says he is always eager to earn a dollar or a dime, and that he axpseu to dually buy .a farm with the proceeds of IUb sheep. Who will tell us of some other younHstsw that aro earning and sav ing memy. Polk County Itsmlser Dallas. 'l Advise All woman who suffer from ohroalo (Hseasas to wrlto to Dr Pfarco" That advice is bated upon practical exMrivnc. After suffering for months, ami finding no bencJtt result from the treatment of the A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one o( our tender and delicious tnoato, steaks, lamb or mutton chops, veal cutlots or pork, Oar meats are all cut from tho fattest and orimoBtcattle, and wo can supply your table with fresh, nutritious and vholeromo meats at bed rock prices. E C, CROSS SALEM ORB Phon 201 rtt rrwt-K sKri rtvn fli vA t&' &lSrlr i?"Si3Xl!f 7rint cfW!' JSi i We see our finish cure Dyspepsia and H disorders arl lg tPm iHdlgvttkHt. Hndomed br mnn erwjtWBiHU SOU by ny M- WADE & CO.- .mmSSM9 The President's Trip. Secretary Oortlyeu has oemulitf4 the itinerary of two trips to be made by President Hoeavelt: one to ths Nw HRstand states Jn AugusL and thrt othw to the Northwest lu 8eptw her. TJ) must Important ton la tha nur trip vj4) be IMro4t, wksjrs fee will atttotd the SBRM.1 mvwUo ot Ike Jjal war vwtsfasH o S mlW If. Kraw-lWtriVlt'tW Vl W f . L. S H MSMI B 1 nuyslctan, local Mlu llelle Iledrick wrote to Dr. Pierce for advice. She aeted on the advice, regained bw appe tite, recovered her strength, and gain.' m xl several pounds 'ti-i. n u-Mi,ti . v ... .... "Writ to Doctor Pierce " is goal ail vice for every woman to follow. It costs Bathing. Dr. IHeree invites ck wcunea to eon On tho shirts of a large proportion of tho malo population of Orogon. It is much proferrod ow.lng to its distinct superiority. Wo do up shirts, collars and cuffs In At style to perfection. That's our specialty, and we're oxperts at the business. Hence our largo and nigh class patronage. Bend us your launury. We'll do tho work with neat ness and dispatch. Servlco the bosL Charges right. Salem Steam Laundry Col. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, M0r. Phono 411. 230 Liberty 9t. At Easter Time K. V. suit Ultn. by letter, ttUltvas pr. Pierce. In valids Hotel ami Surgical Institute, IH a little over thirty years, Dr. Pierce, afrhtl by kw staff of awirly a score of j&wkUaa. has treated and cured over Mlf a wttlkw WH). t wMThi! fMM Itm&t wtaVfttM for St ummM. write MM Bi U(4kk l Kt, INUWM C W i vra MvaM tw a riii VmUait, Wl W r imntj to 4 m aay Is vrhon the building buslnow will be in full swing. II yon haven't given your orders for your lumber requirements It will pay you to got estimates from Uoodala Lumber Co., for any and all kinds of lutnbor for out or inside work, lath, shingles, sash, doors, blinds nnd everything needed In this line. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8, P. Pass'r. depot. Phoue 611 rwt cue ajtvk u take U-)av tie ml i wcu MCf if wMdt 1 1 tiL i4Uiuf im lu nMik aim Hi MMcal IHmotwv ' at IMf4 bottH U iVrht rrcKttotMtt - ki tl ivM Uitcat IMiMnrv Xthta I had Ht tiM MxadH a HMMUtk n hcaHU a K M OMUMtttd U iwi iu4dk atU mm I can wwk. at akaatt aM ktwto ol li WrtgCl I .! tit wVvuifer fctBAvBl ikwwMT ivwimu tr Mvtw IX rVr PIcMaat lU4s regukfe I thv lowl. " J I .t - .iv n!IrJil WILLAMBTTH RIVPB Steamer Kuth leaves Baiem for Port land nnd way landings on Tuesday (Thurs days and Saturdays, about 7 a. m. For Oorvnllis-und way landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at "about 6 p. m.' A. L.OUAIQ, M. P. BALDWIN. Gen. Pubs. Agt. Agt. O. It. & N. dock Portland, Ore. Balom, Or O. G T, Go's PASSEKOGR BTCAMEnS Pomona and Aliona Leaves for Portland dally except Sunday at 7 a. m. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade st. M. P. BALDWIN. AL CorvlaMs&EasternR.R 20. m. in. m. Time Card No No. 2 For Ynqulna: Leavos Albany 12:45 p, Leaves Corvallls 1:50 p, Arrives Yaqulna 5:35 p, iso. l He turning : Leavos 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 5:45 p. m. No. 4 From Detreit: Loaves Detroit ., 6:30 a. m. Arrives Albany 11:05 a. m. Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Albuny In time to connect with tho S. P. Bouth bound train, as well as giving two or throo hours In Albany boforo de parture of 8. P. north bound train. Train No. 2 connects with tho 8. P. trains at Corvallls and Albany giv ing direct servlco to Newport and ad jacent beaches. Train 3 for Detroit, Droitenbush and othor mountain resorts leaves Albany at 1:00 p. m., after the arrival ot the Southern Pacific south bound train from Portland, reaching Detroit at 5:45 p. m. For further Information apply to EDWIN STONE, J. Turner, Agent. Albany. Manager. H. H. Cronloe, Agent, Corvallls. A Lucky Find pt it's hard to find any thlnK better. jhh la mind: then,. wMng to eqna Salem beer MMsatcsBd mlW Unt, QooHo?. rlreifclB nourUh e.aaMty-Ha p4r MfeMwwe Caoital Brewery Co. T the Seaside and Mountain Resorts. Tickets are now on sale at all South era Paclflo and Corvallls & Eastern IL R. offlees. through to Newport and Yaqulna ai reduoed rates. Southorn Pacific trains connect with C & E. at Albany and Corvaltia, All tickets good for return until October 10, 1902. On June 23 tho a & K. tralnB from uotroit began leaving there at 6:30 a. ".. moeung ino Bay train at Albany at noon. Passengers for Detroit, Droitenbush ana other mountain resorts can leave Albany the same afternoon, reaching JJotroIt in the evening. Tickets are S?0 ,from Albany to Detroit at J3.00. and from Corvallls at 33,25, good for return until October 10th. with Privilege to get on train at any point east of Mill City. Tho Southern Pacific Company have wo rouna inp UCKets from all points on their lines In Oregon to either Newport or Y&qulna. with privi lege to return Tla either Bast or West bide divisions, In connection with if.! . & a ""ar Sunday excursion Uoketa, good golug Saturday and re turning Monday, are also on sale at very ! ,, fron, aU g p hBd a & 8. points. ArtlDf!,.rmaU?' eB $tall a ff?6 UhlM- c- r SPPIICA Uoa & nay 8. V. or a & B. agent. w i'ktk-