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WAAAVUK ! 1.0 WA V the most dreaded and deadly of nil
PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
For 'patrons of Iho Chicago fltoro for Wodnosdny and Thursday we off or
tho following bargains at loss than manufacturers prices this is a strong
assertion but It Is truo Just tho same.
SOo full also Ulnnkcta, all colors
special 2Cc.
, $1.26 full slzo Angora Dlanksts, gray
fi and whlto, good and heavy 85a.
' ?2 75 104 -whlto hoav soft lloeoy An
gora Blankets, oxtra large, $1.08.
f 2:00 satoon comforts, soft and fluffy,
.well made, $1.45). '
ft ( ?lv00 white Wool Shawls, fjGo.
' ' $2.50 Umbrella whlto wool Shawls,
special, $1.S0.
Mon's 75o heavy flocaod Derby rlbbod
Underwear, 3Gc.
.Men's 45c Balbrlggan Underwear, 23c.
Glen's California bluo flannel double
bosom Shirts, $2.00 nunllf for
this sale, S1.4G.
Men's 76c soft work Shlrtr, 48o.
Ladles $2,25 rainy day Skirts, bar
gains, $1.66.
Ladles' $3.25 rainy day shrunk Skirts
good valuo, $2,35.
Ladles' $1.75 dress skirts, graduating
flounco, bottoms' silk band trim-
nil iirs, special,, $3.7S.
Mill ends bust call coos, 2c.
Komnants dfoss goodB and outing
flannoTs half price.
76e. calico Wrupponi, goad,38U
This season's stylish shirt wnlsts,
half price.
SSo All wool 40-ln dress goods, tiew
and stylish, special, C5o.
$1 SO soft finish black silk, tho greatest
goods made for woar, special 'for
this solo, 8Cc.
THE STORE THAT TELLS THE TRUTH.
Court Street.
McEVOY BROS., Proprietors.
Salem. Oregon
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This signature 1 on ever box of tho gtmntns
Laxative BromnOiiIninGTbij
7?TVtlbo romodr that curea u colit In one dojr.
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" r
cember 1st, or earlier it possible. Now, those that
are in want of Clothing, Blankets, HatsT ,owels,
Gloves, Hosiery, Furnishing Goods, etc.jbe on time,
Come to 307 Commercial St., not with silly ques- '
tions, but bring your purse prepared to buy when
a bargain is (flute you.
S. FRIEDMAN
Harvesters' and Hoppickers Supplies
Men's Oversliirts, regular 50c now 39c.
Alen's Bib Overalls, regular SOc now 40c.
, Wen's Sox, 5c pr. Gloves, from 10c up.
Towels, 5c up. Handkerchiefs, 2c up.
Ladles 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.
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
the most dreaded and deadly of all
diseases, as woll as pneumonia, and
all Lung Troublos are relieved at once
and cured by Acker's English Remedy
"tho king of nil Cough Curos." Cutob
Coughs and Colds In a day.. 25 cents.
Your money back If dissatisfied
Write for freo sample. W. II. Hooker
& Co., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Drug,
gist
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IHE DAILY JOURNAL
Members Northwest Afternoon News
paper League.
BY HOFEB BROTHERS.
Dally One Year, 84.00 In Advance.
Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance.
Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Per Month
Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance
POPULARIZING SUMMER OUTINQ,
Tho Journal free seaside voting con
test bus done a great deal to popular
ise summer outings at the seashore
and In tho rnmintnlns. A larger mini
br of people than ever before hnvo
taken thomselvos or their families on
a vncatlon.
Voting to give some one n seaside
outing has put In tho minds of many
tho theught: Why not lako ono our
selves? Doing something sensible for
nuother has put many In the mood to
do something sensible for themselves.
It was not the large vote that the
winner In tho Jotirnnl contest received
ono-thlrd ns ninny as the successful
candidate for governor that was tho
most significant fonturo of tho ballot.
It was tho thousands of votes coat
for nil the candidates the expression
of good will on the part of each ono
voting the desire to give a little
pleasure to nnothur to do something
unselfish that was grand.
The soastdu voting contest was ed
ucational In the hlghoet senso of the
term. It taught well-doing by example
and popularized, what all agreo Is a
sensible practice a break In tho troad
mill round or the yoar's duties.
Only one of the young ladles voted
for could go, but the votos cast for the
others were not thrown away. They
all exort nil Influence In the grand pro
cosh of developing u hatter and more
unsolflHh cltlsenslilp.
Who stood to his guns whon defeat
was sure.
And the world looked on unheeding;
Who found in tho courts of the earth
no friend,
Yet struggled on to the bitter end,
Breathless, beaten and bleeding.
Aye, a cheer goes up for tho uion who
win,
And tho drum and the oanitoii long
shall din
Their riotous colobratlons,
flu a deoper cheer for the men who
choose
In liberty's cause to fight and lose!
For such Is the hope of nations.
Ildmund Vance Cooke.
MISSING
TICKET
AGENT
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
Portland has gone clrcusmnd. A
Bhow with five rings performing at
one time would make anybody daft.
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This Is the season of the year when
the summer boarder asks the farmer
wltli a pruning knife If the prunes are
ripe yet.
If Uie pessimist happens to be born
with n silver spoon In his mouth he
naturally oxpects It to choke him soon
er or lator.
What a blessed privilege It Is for us
to pay 100 for an American-made,
tnrlff-protccted typewriter that Is sold
In London for $65.
Itohort Hums' cottago at Alio way Is
ono of tho literary shrines In Great
Britain which still attract hosts of
pilgrims. In one day recontly It was
visited by 2028 people.
"Willie," said tho mother one day.
"I shall tell your father tonight that
you havo boon bad."
"Oh, mamma," said Willie, "can't
you koop a secret?" Little Chronicle.
Said to Be Living In
Mexico
His Disappearance From Port-landjFxplained
TRACY'S
1NFLUFNCE
IT LIVES AFTER HIM AND HAS
MANY VICTIMS CORVALLIS
PEOPLE TOUCHED BY IT.
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Sensational Story of aFormer
Marriage
Next Door to the Foatofilco.
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Watermelons
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and Muskmelons
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HARRITT & LA.CURJBIMOB
Old Tost Ofllco Grocery.
IIHmatanilHakaHf
'' fetedB gS
JR. M. WADE & CO.
WE DEAL GENTLY
With Our patron's purses
and serve them well
, t w1 Jow v ttp0 nweivln some vsMtf.fttUftettvo thlus In mm hu
tUfr, couoh cover iiml jle kmU and before ti&ptubr 1st w wflt b
we4l supplied,
Xom wll be wnlwwjg t wtr very HinoJ-offd4 aJor.
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30$ Commmtel St
Store at Salem and Albany.
Next to l. 0.
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iX-wtl" rwttWb (Ut ui a coi4 tM A day.
RIGHT MAKES RIGHT.
Those who oppose the list salary re
form havo never had the eournge or
the ability to present n single argu
ment In favor of their position. In
fact they do not pretend to have an
argument.
TIih gang of Hhlfty politloJan who
put that In the Republican state plat
form unil now bellttl and seek to
get the party to break their own
pledges do not rely 'on argument for
their hold on this state.
They rely on their nblllty to pack a
state convention and make tho ticket
and then on the Immense Republican
majority to elect the men tlmy put
up. They do not rely on merit or nhll
ity or public confidence.
They used to argue: l)e ymi want
youp, daughter to marry a nigger?
Now they scare people with: Are you
going to put thH Democratic party In
power? They mnke loyalty to Repub
licanism do their dirty work.
That faction of the ItepuWIcan par
ty know they can bold up the tnt
printer or secretary of state for from
IW00 to $6000 H K gUU campaign
under the preset ytewi of few aad
IM41UlsltM.
They know that imder a tlHt salary
law thiHM etate olllciaU would have no
such twins at their dlsinwaL If they
spent money In jwlltlW the iaitk
would know wherw It crm tnm and
who It belonged to.
Hence the gang who mamiM poHttcs
nt Portland anil nil tkrtr eiteep ami
nasty satellites In XaUi poMUcs RHd
ftxUral hangenHw tppmt any efcatige
In tho pittMHt sy4w of tMylag xt
otllclnls
Abe 1.Ihx1m ititre mUL: Lai hare
faith tho right make mlgltL and to
that faith lt h, to the mnI 4ar to da
our duty, as we wnlemsl It
THE PRESIDENT AS A TRAVELER.
President llooevelt ta tfto grwtMt
traveler Rttl hwh of HctlM o kas
Hor eat In tke, rwi4tle, etwtr He
prupujMwj to literally ouvor the UftlUd
iltatos with hie iottrwemt.
If the tOuiMt which ke ki
out do not fail of fMWIlHMoi the
Ideut will spend very Uuj Mmm la U
national eapltal durlag tlM tatonai U-
iwmn juiy una October at
ohi year-uoi Heart)- eo mntk In
nggregato. lierhape. u he wtu
on rallruad tmliw 1h one part of Um
country or aauthor. The ohtef execw
the IgauguratiM his wanderings with
n Journey throtmh New llngland. visit
iHg all Urn etutes. Thou will eom a
V'osUr tour, which will carry the
XreHHOOii oWclnl through Ohio. Michi
gan. Illinois, MlKHeauiu. ami wvbably
who ttther Htu.t. HtU later the
)irMaHt will eMMd to the heart of
(he Lotto mar state, uwt the return
JHroy trow Texa hi whejtul! to
monco a boarhuHt Ih Ute swHmp of
MwauoiM ana vtolu to wrtows otli
r polnu la the South, awl poealltly
to Kkuom ami Neoraeka as welL
If ka vmnu rn osciUng baar hunt lei
hlM vowo to Ike foroata of Uta glhtU
UMHHH iwrvau la Uglti eounU'.
Dut What of the Doer?
A cheer for tho Helton who wine the
Mt.
A crown tor the king, a pjuW, fr the
kalghL
Aad a kMe to the kearW iMHWg;
A cheer fr tk urttwt wk ajIhs. out
yMeji I
j The tWa U tke uott h4 tke Ntee
UN nehkt
Wr he I a, guerous foeHMu
Governor Guer hns turnml out to be
quite an author tho pant summer. His
write-ups of his trips to Mt. Adams
nnd Orater Lake have hedn rend with
Interest by the people. It may be well
for the governor to keep In practice
ag he may need to oarn his livelihood
In this way when his term of office ex
pires. Hast OrHgonlan.
The supreme court has decided that
the shade trees In front of n man's
residence, although on public proper
ty belong to him. Tho case In shlrh
the decision was rendorod was one in
which a property owner sued a tele
phone company for cutting off the
llinlra of his troos. Tho decision Is of
Interest to all property holders nnd cor
The Journal's matrimonial contest
for the state fair Is waxing win in.
Thero nre already some good pros
pects for marriageable couples, nnd
they are not of Uie unwilling kind, elth
er. The presents to be bestowed nre
worth having, and the average young
couple not only wants to be married,
but also want the necessaries to be
gin housekeeping with.
A drummer who recently came up
through California this morning was
telling or the heat he had experienced
In that state. The figured were terrific,
nil up In the hundreds, aa high as 111
In the shade, mi hot that If one put
one's hand out of a car window Into
tne uu It would acorcli It. At one
hotel he wrote tf letters with the
temperature at 111. and then went
back to Sail Francisco and spent a
week in recuperating. He thought Or
egon n.irite a relief.
Cuba la going u Imhtow fss.ooo.ooo.
of which i.oM.0ti la to be loaned to
ntentere and stock raiser. t3.iKM,000 le
U pay the exiMmeee of the junta In
New York during the revolution, and
looet of tke reet U to pay tke Cubau
reroiNUoMry amy as Cuba Is ub
poeed to be without other deoU. and Ih
la tke throes of an Iwduatrial and
naaclal crtats. this measure, while,
euoer ordinary clrcuwetaoceM. a bad
policy, mm not only Justifiable, but
aa voidable. UwdgeC
A cowwHiilcaibMi from tke Marsh
eld mliilfttertel MHkM preoa cootMlt
tee calbt forth tke following useful,
vocal atateotettt from tke editers: 'Ih
new ivi the outrageous libel on the
rkiwuty of our girts, which la made In
the above article, we wtok to call eoe-
rlal attenttou to tke tact that tke Coast
Mall la aot rwooaalble fur tke aa
uvnm ittaue in uuh ctMUHtH. To ay
uat m per cent of our girts form
habiu In vtolaUoft of tke laws of cka
tlU' Is so damnably faJae tkat It la
IMy. We are nanny to be able to say
that none uf our MnrekneM mlatatera
la the autkor of tke screed, and tke
union Mw evwently been Impoeed up
on by another ftolutbrfed aenaatloa
alkt."
A San Prancfceo dmninier rvinUy
made a trip up tkningk tke valktr
with his wife. In order to let ker ae
tke eountry. IMoro reaeklng Albany
she eompkilned that no honey waa sai
oh the betel table, as It m In 'YUtm
ItlK.
"Walt," he tabJ "until we get ( Al
bany, tke vt Homm alwujrs hM
noney.
They gually reached AhVigj- with
weet(auUlHaUon8. Uut there kap
panftd to he ho hoy on tke Iterate
Hue table. Vhen tke wnltreea came
The Oregon Dally Journal prints tho
following In reference to a well-known
Portland man's escapade:
A sensational rejort Is going the
rounds that Victor A. Schilling, city
ticket agent of the O. It. & N. Com
pany, who mysteriously disappeared
eome time ugo, met a former wife In
Snoknne. and wns Induced, undor
threats of exposure, to leavo his Port
land bride and rosumo his obligations
to his first marriage. It will bo re
membered that Schilling was the
trusted employe of tho . It. & N. Com
pany for a niimbor of yenrs, and whon
the Union I'nclflc and Oregon Short
Line nnd the Sotithorn Pacific wore
merged, and the sovcrnl offices of tho
company In the city wero combined
with thoso of tho O. n. & N Company,
such wns the tonfldonco reposed In
Mr. Schilling tlint ho wns given charge
of all. Several months ago, after a
short engagement, he wns married to
Mies Lena Shelby, daughter of ICu
gne Shelby, who Is with Wells, Targo
& Co., and after a fow weeks of what
apparently was fi happy marrlago he
suddenly disappeared from Portland.
He was then soon In n hotel In Spo
kane, and from there nil trncos of him
wns lost. His wife declared thoro
were
No Domestic Infelicities
and could assign no cnuse to his sud
den disappearance. It wan feared for
awhile that he had met with foul play,
all kinds of rumors wero reported, but
nothing definite could bo learned. It
Is now alleged, however, that whon In
Spokane several years ago ho mot and
fell In love with n young woman thoro
whom he finally
Married In a Quiet Way,
hut In time tired of her, and left lior
without the formality of n divorce. Af
ter returning to Portland ho hoard
nothing of his wife for several years,
ami naturally supposed that tho af
fair had quieted down, nnd ho would
hear nothing more of It. In his mar
riage with her It Is not known, but It
Is supposed, that ho used n fictitious
name, nnd that she lost trace of him
for the time. Now tho report states
that when In Spokane this tlino ho
nguln met his former wlfo, who recog
nised him, and demanded nu oxplan
ntlon, and when ho told her that he
waa happily married again, having
considered It nil settled between them,
she said she had first claim, and would
expose him unless h,e west with her.
Thexreport supposes that he could
not stand the public criticism that
would follow au expoeure of tkla kind,
and hastily
Decided to Disappear
until such time as he could settle
matters and then return to his young
wife In Portland. It Is claimed that,
after leaving SHkane, he went to Mex
ico, where he la now In the employ of
a railroad company, and Is living with
his former wife.
When Mr. Suttle, of the O. It. & N.
paaseuger deimrtmont. was seen this
morning he stated that he had no
knowledge of Schilling whatever since
hla disappearance. A number of oth
er railroad men nlso said that they
positively had no definite information
of him since leaving. Mr. Shelby, fath
er of Mrs. Schilling, said: 'The peo
ple hare a wrong Impression when
they think Lena know where her hus
band is. She, too, is Ih constant com
munication with his people, nnd to my
knowledge they are as deeply mysti
fied as any one. We can assign
Ne Reason far His Actions
and my daughter Is oonNdent that he
will return to her some time. If
there kad been any domestic unhappl
neee she could certainly not dlsgulae
ker feelings so completely, and It Is
my candid opinion tkot he did not tire
of her, as waa reported. Of course. It
Is puaalbw tkat ke could hare com
mitted some error earlier In hla life,
and have been called to aacount for It.
but we nave nothing to make ns think
tkat true, and will be greatly surprised
If it turn out tkat way."
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Oregon Blue Ribbon
in
STATE
FAR
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An evil eonlus sOoma to Bottle on ' "
whatever was associated with Tracy.'"
In tho East, nn old jnothcr's llfo is
embittered by the awful enreor of lior
son. In almost cvory state west of
Wyoming, widows and orphans mourn
becnuso of tho sorrow ho sont to tholr
homos.
Tho banoful Influonco of tho outlaw
evon extends to division of rewards.
Thoro Is trouble over tho Merrill re
ward, because Tracy killed his pal.
Thoro Is bickering ovor tho Tracy re
ward, and there Is no telling who will
get it.
Thoro soems no limit to tho Influ
onco of tho dond outlaw's ovll spirit. It
has ontored Corvnllls, thnt ncvor saw
Tracy, and that has always boon a
Qod-fearlng and well bohaved town.
Like a hoary frost on a Juno potato
vino, tho outlaw's blight has struck the
pool box of tho local sports, who
bought tickets on Tracy's enpture.
Thoro was fun and benign content
ment among tho ticket-holders until
Tracy killed hlmsolf In I-'nrmor Eddy's
wheat Hold. That happened about S
o'clock tho night of August Cth. One
local sport held a ticket good for the
entire contents of tho pool box if Tra
cy's capture or killing occurred from
August 1st to Cth, Inclusive.
Hut Tracy's body was not found un
til tho morning of tho 6th, and the
pool ticket of another man Is good "for
thnt dato. Tho finding Is tho climax of
capture, nnd somo of the ticket-holders
claim, would bo tho only Judicial act
to constitute claim to the contents of
me pool box.
Ovor this question tho ticket-hold-ors
differ, and tho potnto blight, or
brown rot, or bwIiio plague, or what
ever It Is, of tho fntoful outlaw's ovll
genius Is upon their associations. Thoy
arguo and dobnto. Thoy conjuro up
questions of Jurisprudence, Interna
tional law, Justification by fnltli, gov
ernment by Injunction and the sanctity
of marrlngo. Tho soitlomont Is as dif
ficult ns n dlsputo ovor n church creod
Thoy cannot go to tho courts, beoause
tho pot Isn't big enough to Hatlsfy tho
lawyers. Thoy dnro not resort to nr
bltratlon, for fonr that tho arbitrators
will got Htruck with tho Tracy blight,
and confiscate tho nool liox. Thouch
thoy don't know It, their troubles nro
complicated by tho fact that thoy aro
vIctiuiH of tho outlaw's spoil, and when
thoy find It out thoy aro nearly cortaln
to give the pool box to an orphan asy
lum or u mlsHlonary in heathen lands,
as a sort of sacrificial offering to Tra
cy's ghost. Corvnllls Tlmos.
ij Salem, Sept. 15ti20tii, 1902 jj
Will Be BterSandiBetter Than
Ever.
CASH.PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING
Send for Pcmium List.
W. H. Welnw, m. D. Wisdom,
Pres., Hillsboro, Or.
Sec, Portland. I
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Acker'a Blood Elixir positively
Cures Chronlo Dlood Poloonlng and
all Scrofulous affections. At all tlmos
a matchless systom tonic and purlflor.
Monoy refunded If you aro not satis
fied. 60c. nnd $1.00. D. J. Fry, Drug-gist
lurnl Water.
1 waters contnln a greater
er ! amount of mineral matter Ii so
lutlovi. Ttuln wr.tr-r litis the simiflcftt
percentage of solid Impurities of nn"
and therefore It Is takon ns the stand
rnl variety of soft wator.
The tonus soft nud Imrd, however,
ah applied to water nro sclcntiuVnlly
considered purely relative.
Wator Is usually reckoned to be
"soft" when It contnlus loss than one
llve-thoucniulth part of Its weight of
mineral Ingredients nnd "hard" when It
contnlus more than one four-thou
sand ih.
Soft water 1ms the property of easily
forming n lather with soap and Is
therefore miltuhle for washing pur
IHWjos, while hard wator will only form
n lather, ami that Imperfectly, with
considerable dltllculty.
A mineral water has more than one
two-thousandth of Its weight of uat
urn! dissolved solids, nud n medicinal
water Is a variety of mineral wnter
containing a vnrylng porceutngo of dls
oivru natural solid or gaseous drug.
To tho Seaside and Mountain Resorts.
Tickets aro now on salo nt all South
ern Pacific and Corvallls & Eastern
It. It. ofllcos. through to Newport and
Yaqulna ftt reuueed rates. Sotithorn
Pacific trains connect with O & K
at Albany nnd Corvnllls. All tickets
good for roturn until October 10, 1002.
On Juno 23 tho C. & E. trains from
Detroit began leaving thoro nt C:30 a.
m., mooting tho Day train nt Albany
at noon.
Passengers) for Detroit, Ilroltcnbush
and other mountain resorts can leave
Albany tho samo afternoon, reaching
Detroit in tho ovonlng. Tickets aro
on sale from Albany to Detroit nt
3.00, and from Corvnllls at 3.25, good
for return until October 10th, with
privilege to got on train at any point
cast or Mill City.
Tho Southorn Pacific Company havo
now on salo round trip tickets from nil
points on tholr linos in Oregon to
either Newport or Ynqulnn, with prlvl
lego to roturn via cither Kast or West
Sldo divisions. In connection with
tho C. & E. three-day Sunday excursion
tickets, good going Saturday nnd re
turning Monday, aro nlso' on salo at
very low ratos from nil S. P. and C.
& 12. points.
Full information can bo obtalnod ns
to rates, tlmo tables, etc.. by nppllca
tion to any s. v. or o. & E. ngont.
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It costs C000 n year to sup
ply Hurllngton dining cars
. with flowers.
A lot of monoy, but It's wise
ly spont.
Flowers help, ns nothing
olsc can, to beautify a dining
enr thoy refresh tho oyt
fragrance fills tho nlr thoy
mnko you enjoy your meal.
From Douvor to Chicago tho
Hurllngton opcrntos tho most
satisfactory dining car ser
vlco in tho United States. If
you go east via. Salt Lake
City, Donvor and tho Hur
llngton routo you aro uuro of
good moals and satisfactory
service. Try It next time.
A. C. SHELDON,
General Agent,
100 Third St., Portland, Or.
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Through personally conductod tour
ist sleeping cars between Portland and
Chicago onco a week, and betwoon Og-
don nnd Chicago throo times a weolc.j
via tho Sconic lino.
-rurougn utanuara sleeping ennr
daily between Ogdon and Chicago, via
tho Sconic lino.
Through Standard sleeping cars
dally between Colorado Springs aud
St. Louis.
Through Standard and tourist sleep
ing cars dally botwooii San Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Angelas and El
Paso.
Through Standard slooplng cars and
chair cars dally between St. Paul and
Chicago.
Bo sure that your ticket roads via
tho Great Rock Island Routo.
Tho host nnd most reasonable din
ing car service
For ratos, folders and doscrlptlvo lit
erature wrlto to A. E. COOPER,
Oonoral Agent, Portland, Or.
mm SHOflflir
AMD
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UNIOM PACIFIC
mtmnT
rou
CalGro
Portland
HtKlltl
VfiOk. m
via Hunt
ington "At'lintio
-Jirprcsi
8iu p. m.
rla Hunt-
liigtou
"sr"puT
Kt MMl
6:14 p. m.
nn
TIME SCHEDULES
From i'orlluuil, Or,
tUlt Uku. DonTor. Ft.
Worth, Omaha, Kama
CUT, St. JjOUll, Chlcaso
nan i
Salt Lake, Denver Ft.
Wortli. Ouaha, Kanua
City, St. Louis. Chicago
and Ki it.
Walla Walla!Lowltnnr
8pokano. Wallace. Pull
man, MlnnBapn'la fit.
l'aiil, I)uliUli,Mllw'lkco
Bpokano Chlcaito, and Ka ,
AKKIVR
FKOM
4:30 p m.
8:10a. in
:0 a in
72
HOURS w
rOkTLAND TO CHICAGO
Ko Cbaote of Cars
72
OCEAM AND RIVER SCHEDULE
Hrom Portland-
HO FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's Favorite Seaside Resort.
RecognUIng ths advantago of New
port as a summer rasort ovor other
seaside resorts in the Northwest, nnd
to make It poaaible for nil who desire
to spend their vaoatlon by thq ocean
.waves, the Southern .Pacific Company,
In nniinaiHnn ..tl. .!.. SA m.. n
C...J.. ... 1 .... . T. .1 , '" vv,....wnuu mui ma vurvuiMH ec
tionuiK n mnuim an exuCHHR n lolm.n .ll-...l ...in .i .
exhausting occupation. Ijng Ikmuv fine fcaitera railroad, will pluco on sale,
work, poor light, uuhealthv atmoubrrc foetlva June 15th round-trip tickets
thews are only tome of tlw things from all imlnts In Oregon on the
riiir"'" "'r K80: S"'thern Pacific to Newport, good for
v.!. .rir u uiM.-a5 I hlrn , .,. ,A
. w...... uuui unuwor -iuui, Miieciuuy re
duced rates. For full Information In
quire of your local agent. C-10-eod
Sp m
Pallr
except
Sunday
8 p. m.
gaturda)
10 p. ta,
All willing datei aubjccti
iu tiiaugo
ForanFranrtwj
Sail every 6dai
COLUMBIA R'yF.n
ToAitorla aa1 Way
Laadlujt
4 p. in
i d. in.
ex. rtuud.r
Last ynr Waaco cmanty harvoaiad
nhcaii soo.uoo hnahala or whmL Tba
ciub UUa yaar nt fully IS nar vmU
tr Hum It was but yx. so It hi aafa
u ralcunu thnt th outmtt of wltant
will b SsM.ooo Uuht-U all of which U
Mo t
U Mi Mhiwnaai reawiy artvan of
bmau kanilac enatbta kuttmn
aAaMasJ a ai nkta nar anhu
atsma may fhwnH Thay 41a-
is4 tk wm xip. asm at natax
taatwd ds sir men. liimmn any
m, of tt M WMMB wol ah Mwi
iakee a shot at tt Mi tk air ns.
Th dht dora nut a art any won tnaa
a stroke from a whin. aa4 not ex-
tho rt of Um
Uut a grvii ti)vr (ur
Sowt
Ika
hiukan.
la thn tottowlng wmrred
to I "WhaiNra ny hoy"
"Oh, shV not hn now
ftMin."
nai (oiwwaa blnJ thv acMaa lln by Mra Lut.U Ifnnbnuiii..
m m &m bm Mem u um. mm w b um umwi
Wt eanltal nntll imxi fiar
Nit Saturday's nig doubU- nnmbr
lmnav an navkMuu artu-la b
he's Young lUwtnlican" on the umnr
, laud stoato. and a ran Iwttvr irucu Br-
ernl haalth
cwiHiiiioii or me womauiv orguutani
which cauMa backache or he.id.idie and
the working of the sewing inachiiie
uwler uh conditions Is aUui to torture.
i uousamu ot
women who work
have written grate
ful totters to Dr.
R V Pwrce, whose
" Favorite 1'reftcn p.
turn" ltat cured
their mmMnlv ills
and eatabludietl
their Keiiernl
''J '
Breltenbush Hot Springs.
Many campers are already at this
popular resort. For full particulars
address p. w, ROSS,
7-2-eod Detroit, Or.
ISivotite
Hrwcrtptkm " e
Utdiahe regular
ity, drift un
healthy ami offen
sive drains, heal
uirUmuuUon ami
ulceration, and
enraa feui.ile weak
neat. It makea
wank women
rtroog and stck
woman wll
titck Momen are invited to commit Dr.
IHarec bv letter hvt. ami ta avoid ti.
Imlaiicaf euetainn, olTenkivc ex-.
inwnnUniM and ehaoxieua local treat-1
J.W.McKee's Business College
and School of Correspondence
Is now lu iu JJd year. Hvery teach
er an exiwrt In his special oourse. Our
courses cover the entire range of busl
nese oneratlous.
Complete Business Course, time un
limited, by mall, $25.
Complete Shorthand Course, six
months, by mall, $15.
Complete Civil Service Ckjurse. six
months, by mail, $15.
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Eteamor Ruth loaves Halom for Port
landand way landings on Tuowlny.Thiirs
days nnd Saturdays, about 7 a. m. For
Corvsllia und way landings, Mondays,
Wednesdays aud Fridays at about 6
p. m.
A. L. ORAIG, M. P. BALDWIN,
Agt. O. R. & N. dock
re. Salem. Om
(Jon. 1'nas. Agt.
Portland. Ore
O. G T, Co's
it
PASSENGER STEAMEPS
Pomona and Altona
Leaves for Portland daily
except Sunday nt 7 a. m.
Qutfk Time, Cheap Rates
Deck: Foot of Trade et.
M. V, BALDWIN, Aft.
Corvlalis&EasternR R.
Complete Enollah amir .iv
mMU deomed nesary by some phyei- months, by rrlall, $16. . " '
CUM. All COffUMKtMMBCS nrivulM A. I ! ....
dram Dr R V. Heece, BunW N Y uomPee slet Courses, six
I Hk treat fkiMK hi ncmMti4mc' Dr . b mail 15-
? "?"' rwTtakw lot mnak Mk Those
Time Card No. 20.
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Leaves Albany 12:46 p,
Loaves Corvallis , 1:50 p,
Arrives Vaqulna 6:35 p,
no. x ueiurning:
Leaves Yaqulna 7;Q0 a. ro.
Leave Corvallis ...... 11:30 a, m.
Arrlvee Albanv i2fis n m.
No. 3 For Detreit:
'"' UB Aiuany i ; og p(
Arrlvos Detroit 5:45 p,
No. 4 Prom Detreit:
L,oave8
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
HhUSM bktOjy Ctt.. Tmt
wnli Wtrtjr-4 saiat in ut hark uj k. . .
tt Stmn. 4 wrote w tr htmiiriM.; . UBM nor meaufl to atti.u.1 mU. o.i
L "Tt. SKTSSw HHr 1W t. whi, hav bS d7
Wnk I hac tali 1 .. -- mum UHCUUOfl
Detroit R-.HI) n m
Arrlvos Albany 11:05 a. m.
Trnlna 1 o.1 A .,.. ... . ,1
months i 1 " ' 'a iu Aiuauy in
montns, tlmo to connw!t wlth Uie s p 8Quth
I bound train, as well aa civini? twn nr
coursan tys uaortally d. three hours in Albany bofore de-
iS.?? "i for Uo t the p"tur,e .s- P- nortn bound train
iiiuu no. z conniw a tviih !, a
P. trains at Corvallis and Albany glv
lug direct service to Newport and ad
Tf yr.wrmri4a aiNMt uh p,) Thn gratt cam te Um to eaeb
"sFnmnnBr 4 snm - I . . . "
wmmuni otuaeat. XMalomaa awarded
graMlmi.
Dr. Pmrec's Oumboh Soace Mndtcal
Adver. kt nap covem, u mmK fim on
revnut of
espaNwa
R. V. ,
zHtecC-
far naMlmJasft and statu (be
wm on want, t
J. W. r.feKee, Prop.
Auerbach Sldg . Salt Lake. Utah.
Jaeent beaches.
Train 3 for Dotrolt. Dreltonbush and
ojher mountain resorts leaves Albany
at 1:8 p. m after the arrival of the
Soutaura Paeifle south bound train
sw urwaua. reacning Detroit at
5(45 p. m.
1 For further Information aonly to
HDWIN STONE,
i TTTlrnir' As80- Albtny. Manager
1L H OroBlsa, Agent, Corvallis.
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