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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1902)
aJ- - WJ WWWSHfV, HlMiafMMmiMIMMHP 0 THE daily Journal, saUM, ofteaoN, MdfJbAV, AUGUsY 25, ie& ftmmm halm i ll if fim'V1 II i a ! r-r s J- I 'I P, J ., M. , i ' MI Ml M f ' 4rF Mercury Potash ONLY SERVE AS A MASK FOR. CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON They hide its repulsive form, and this serpent disease, stupefied by these drugs, lies dormant until the eflects have vorn off or treatment is discontinued, when It brcaka down the mask and becomes ns full of life ntnl venom na cvm-. Mercury and Potash may dry up the sores and eruptions, but nt the same time they drive the poison back into the blood ami system, where it feeds uport the tender tissues, membranes and nerves, finally breaking out in most disgusting: sores and even destroying the flesh and bones. Mercury and Potash cannot accomplish a radical and permanent cure. They have a palliative but not curative effect upon this treacherous snake like disease. These drugs produce mercurial .Rheumatism, destroy the teeth and corrode the membranes of the stomach and bowels, causing inflnni mation and dyspepsia, nervousness and general derangement of the syBtct . S. 8. S. isa Specific for Contagious Blood Poison, and the only nutid for the peculiar virus that spreads so quickly throughout the systci. . corrupting the blood and infecting cvory organ and fibre of the body. . a, a. destroys tlic serpent, and eliminates every atom of poison from the blood, it makes a thorough and radical cure of the disease, and at tl c same time builds up the general health. S. S. t . contains no minerals of anv kind, but is a nurelv Vegetable remedy and we offer $t,ooo for proof to the contrary. Write us about your case and our physicians will cheerfully advise without charge. Our home treatmont book will be sent free to nil who desire it. THE SWIFT 8PECIFIC COMPANY, Atlanta, Qa, rFhev Sufe4 Way to proven! Pnoumonla and Consump tion is to euro your cold when It Unit appears. Acker's English Remedy will stop tho cough In a night, and drive tho cold out of your system. Al ways a quick and suro euro for Asth ma, Uronchltls, and all throat and hint,' troubles. If It does not satisfy you uio nruggist will refund your money, wrlto to us for freo sample. W. H. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J FRY. DrugglBL Chicago tore IHE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News' paper League. DY HOFER BROTHERS. Daily One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. MOUNTAINS OF NEW GOODS arriving dally from our brother, who uoos ma uuying in unicago, i'or uonuay aim xuosuay only wo will give tho buying public a chanco to buy swell now Roods at prlcos that will astonish tho keenest buyors. Quick sales, llttlo profits. 2.25 Fronch Flannel Waists, tho latest boat Roods, prlco $1.45. 93.25 Doublo Twill Fronch Flannol Waists, tho Jotost, price f 1.95. $0.50 Fancy Silk Velvet WalBts, swoll .Roods, prlco $.1.00. $0.00 Silk Volvot Coduroy Waists, tho nobblost goods in ado, salo prlco $4.60. $2.50 Shrunk Rainy Day Skirts, groat values, prlco $1.50. $4.90 Trolley Lino Italny Day Skirts, bwoII Roods, prlco 3.75. i.7& uiacic ana aruy Graduated FJounco SklrtB. trimmed with taffota straps, lined with near silk, prlco $4.09. $3.50 Chiffon Boas, tho very latest, prloo $1.98. host 1.60 Black I'eau do Solo, tho skirt made for wear, prlco 85c. 46c Fronch Laco strlpod stockings, salo prlco 25c, 35c Laco strlpod stocklnRB, puro dyo, salo price, 18c. Full slzo blankets, all colors, prlco 25c. 11.50 doublo bud Angora, hlankots, soft nnd fluffy, prlco 85c. $1.00 good slzo comfortH, 05o. 12 fin onmfnriit altbnlln.i .t,,.m.t filled with Llamlnatod cotton, soft und uowny, prico si.su. 25o Garters, fancy buckles, 15c. 60c now patent lenthor bolts, 26c. ion vnaoar nair comb, oc, 16c Fanoy Apllquo collars, 10c. THE STORE THAT TELLS THE TRUTH. Court Street, McEVOY BROS., Proprietors. Salem, Oregon Friend Charles You want to know tho qjenai dato whon 1 stnrt for Now York. It will dopond upon how fast I can (IIhpoho of my stock of goods. Hlnco I sold my houso and furnlturo I look n trip to Han Francisco with my family, and returned tomporarlly nlono. I wns not trying hard to oloso out tfhllo thoy wuro repairing Ilia bridge. Now thuy nro about through so I will commonoo to offer my goods nt prlros so low that I will havo no troublo In solliiiB thorn, and Hhould hoiiio nrtlolos go a llttlo slow I will mako n force snlo In September, nnd IIiiIhIi nt private onlo In Ootohor, and tho ruinalmlor I will forward U Han FiiuiuIhco and havo Ihom sold thero; so you may loo I; for mo about tho find of Poanmhur. Your Friend. " 8. FRIEDMAN. Of 307 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. JSreweter & HXUbite Fccdmcn and Sccdmcn. Wholosnlo mid retail donlors In hoy, groin, mill food, flour, soods, oto. HlBhost prlco paid for buy, straw and grain. Froo delivery. Prompt service. Bailable goods, 91 Court St. Salem, Ore. Flemish Taps, Rajahs, Park . . . Wills and Orientals . . . The largest selection ever shown in Salem. They are the highest type of modern M carpets. These are shown exclusively by X THE BOUSE MI 308 Commercial St. Store at Salem and Albany, 1 A DEMOCRATIC TAUNT. (Baker City Democrat). Tho moat scandalous spectacle of Amorloau public llfo today Is that af forded by tho special and peculiar privileges onjoyed by Honry T. Ox- nard, chief sugar lobbyist In tho cap! tnl at Washington. Mr. Oxnard, It must bo romomborod, is n privato citizen. Ho holds no offi cial position whatovor. Ho has, legal ly or morally, no groator rights about tho capltol than any other privato citi zen. Yot look nt tho privileges Mr. Oxnnrd Is pormltted to onjoy, Karly In tho present session, by tho graco of Hon. James A. Tawney, c.ialrman of tho commlttou on Indus trial arts nnd expositions, Mr. Oxnnrd wns pormltted to make tho room of tho couimlttoo virtually his privato office From It ho directed tho cam paign in tho houso against Justlco to Cuba nnd against tho noosovolt policies. Whon tho Cuban bill had passed the houso Mr. Oxnnrd moved over to tho sonnto wing, nnd wns provided with ovon moro commodious privato offices Tho rooms of tho prlvilogos and elec tions und Intorstnto commerce com mlttuos ndjolu and connect. By tho graco of tho Hon. Stophon B. Kllclim nnd tho Hon. Julius C. Buriows, uhnlr man of those committees, tholr rooms woro practically glvon up to Mr. Ox nard from which to contlmio his campaign. Lately .Mr. Oxnard has grown more hold nnd his senatorial frlondH moro subservient Tho marble room, so- (inllod, is tho gonoral reception-room fbr visitors to sonntors. If you wIhIi to hoo a sonnlor. while the sonata Is In Session, you Bend In your card, and If tho souator him time to talk with you ho Hfliids back his card which admits you to tho marble room for Interview. Thero Is a standing rule that no one except members of congress, is to bo admitted to tho mnrblo room without permission from a sonator. This rulo, however, has hosn relaxed in favor of Mr. Oxnard. Ho walks In to tho mnrblo room whniivnr im pleosBfl, nits down nnd sends for the Biinntorn to whom ho wImIim to give Instructions, and there are about IS senators who promptly obey his mini moiiH, nnd deferentially listen to bin commands. From his plnoo In the mnrblo room Henry T. Oxnard Issues IiIh orders ami his souatnrlnl henehmoii henr ami obey. Among his frlenda In tho mnr blo room Honry T. Oxnnrd Hits and boasts how ho has btmton the admin istration, compelled tho Hopubllcan party to do his will, and thwarted lift) dwdro of tho American people to do Justice to Culm. flju-h is the suuiilnlous condition pnwonted visibly every day to nil ob sorvors In tho cnpltol at Washington, i What aro tho American people going to do about It? What are they going to do with tho senator and represen tatives who Iiuvh thus enthroned a lobby UtT Moro especially how Is the Kepubll- enn party going to oxplnln nnd Justify to tho people this public llountlng of tho popular will at the mere beck and nod of a man In no way commissioned tO represent a village croTonils at the rupltulT nlod by Judgo Amblor, whoever ho Is, at Manila, In tho caso of tho editors of tho Manila Freedom, natlvo Ameri cans, charged with sedition In criti cising tho arbitrary actions of tho commission sont over thero to try to rogulato things, the Judge holding that tho constitution doos not apply to tho caso. Judgo Amblor Is certainly possessed of nn superabundance of gall whon he attempts to nullify tho constitution of tho United States, which Is intondod to preaorvo tho rights of citizens. Under Judgo Am bier's ruling It Is doubtful wholhor tho accused aro entltlod to counsellor ovon to mako a defense. Judgo Am bler says that tho caso must be heard by him alone,. and his Judgment In final, unless tho president of tho United Stntos Jumps on It with both feet Denying tho right of trial by Jury was 0no of tho principal griev ances tho Amorlcuu colonlos hnd against tho British tyrant, and ono of tho onuses of tho Bovolutlon, which mado North Amorlca froo and inde pendent, and ono of tho first provis ions mado in tho constitution was that the right of trial by Jury shall nover be dcnlod. This was adopted by the colonies nnd oxtondod to the stntos, and no part of tho North Amorlcnn torrltory could como into stntohood oxcopt tho people of such torrltory BUDscrlbod to and ondorsod tho con stitution, and that all Important In strument wns In full force In unor ganized torrltory, oxcopt whoro vlgl lonco committees and mob law pro vailed, Tho I'hlllpplno Islands, at pros ont constitutes nn unorganized terri tory of tho United States, under tho flag of tho country. If tho constitution cannot Keop pace with tho flag It should bo spurred up. Uio ping stono to recognition for younger olomont In tho party. ImoU at the money that was spont to got control of the nomination for gov ernor and other state offlcors In the lust Republican state convention. Governor Geer and his friends spent all thoy had In tho primaries, and-jvhen tho state convention met, delegation aftor delegation had to bo bought over again. They simply could not do It, and the nntl-Ucorcomblnohad tho monoy. How many young men were consulted about these nominations, anyway? Direct nomination Is Uio Jssuo In Wisconsin, and will bo tho Issuo In Oregon whon the poople understand It. Senator Spooner, In Wisconsin, was given to understand that tho people demanded direct nomlnntJon, whothor he was mado sonntor or not. His federal appointments, llkq some In Oregon, are at the dictation of one-man powor; and roally offen sive to tho people. Tho greatest Insult over offorod the Republicans of Oregon was tho nomi nation of Jack MatUiows as Unltod States marshal, aftor he and his moUi oils had been repudiated by tho Re publicans thomsetvos. Direct nomination will provent such abuses. If congressmen and United States senators have to rely on di rect nomination for Uiolr own ofllcoB, thoy will bo a llttlo more particular what thoy ram down tho throatB of their constituents. Even n young Ro- publlran understand this. to close thoMf places of business upon that day. Paris has a nowly formed "syndi cate of kitchen maids," whoso object Is to restore to women her rights In tho kitchen, from which she Is bolng driven by men cooks nnd waiters in restaurants nnd hotels. Tho Canadian Northern strike of railway employes Is still on, and there Is a complete blockade from one end of the sytom to the othor. Conductors and motormen employed by tho SouUi Chicago City Railway Company havo secured an Incroaso In wages from 17 to 21 conts per hour, nnd are no loneor In dnneor of becom ing Involved fit a prospective gonoral street-car strike. Bishop Honry C. Potter, of Now York, bolloves tho anthracite coal op orators aro wrong. Ho thinks "tho an Uiraclto coal operators havo all along maintained a fatso position. Thoy tako tho stand that thoy will not deal with tho organizations, but Insist on dealing with tho men as Individuals. Now this Is all wrong. A body of mon whoso in torests aro common havo tho right to organize into an association for mu tual protection, and nro entitled to recognition In mnttors which affect tholr Individual nnd combined Inter-osts." frHtW-WHW-fr-l-H H-M 1 M-4K-H-3-M-H-i"M I 1 HI 1 1 6 MH Oregon Blue Ribbon 101 STATE Salem, Sept. 15tfi-20th, 1902 f Will Be Bigger and.Better Than Ever. CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING Send for Pemium Lfst.- iVI. H. Wehrun' Pres., Hillsboro, Or. fll. D. Wisdom, Sec, Portland. M-H-W-frfrM'-H-H IHI M-f H-H-M-I-H-HM-H-1 11111111 1 1-M-frfr INDIAN WAR VETERANS. JOURNAL X-RAY8. MORE AND MORE. It Is only nntuial that tho nntlonal government should cost moro nnd moro, as tho country grows in popu lation, und as tho government under- mhos to uo moro nnd moro for tho people. Hut thnt IncreaHo should bo natural. Clerks have been at work figuring out how much money tho last congross appropriated, and place tho sum nt over 18(50,000,000. Thoy figure that It cost i70,000.000 moro to run the gov ernment thnn It did tho yonr beforo, wnon wo una two wars on our hnnds. There has boon a great reduction- In uio military and nnval expense ac- counts under tho ponco establishment, nnd thoro might havo been reason to export n rnduetlon In appropriations of nt lonst 1100,000,000. Rut wo llnd an ineronso of $70,000,. 000 over tho annual expoiiHos of wur tlmoM. This Ib tho burden the poo pie have to boar for turning their af fairs over to tho official class. It Is a committee of congress that carries on the national congressional campaign. It lu United States mum. tors who havo moNt to my as to whom the people shall have for senator. Senator Mitchell will detormlno who biiuii ho the next sonntor from Oregon Ontrlnllsm sends Its servants to do Its bidding, nnd tho people have nothing io no nut pay. TIlA Utnl. iim.I ...I I m.i . . -" "" iiumi uiiiriniH nre the aristocracy. Tho eltlxens aru the lackeys. Tho Initiative In our public affairs Im not with the private citizen, but with the olllclal clatw. There Is no referendum agnlnst the extiavngance r olllelallBm. The peo ple mny turn the Republican party out of powor, and put In the Democratic ixirly. Hut olllclnllsm will find n way Kt mini ii wants, Tllll nllt1li,t..nln J....... . . . .. -- iii iiiih nt times Tho point of view determines the rnngo of vision. So don't look at things from too low a standpoint. Salem sets the pace. Jacksonville Is going through u popular voting con tost to send u young lady to tho seaside. Olflclals aro getting moro nnd moro, the trusts nro taking moro nnd more, nnd why should not labor havo moro nnd more? After nil the deprecatory talk, Nome, Alaska, promises to bocomo tho gront est gold producing district In tho Northwest. It seoms tho Nlenraguan canal en terprise thnt wo havo been talking about for bo many years has sufTerod n reur-ond collision. A llttlo thing well nnd graciously dono Is better than a worhlful of big falluros nnd uwkwaid attempts nt something wo ur6 not fitted for. w Religion consists In doing good and being good, nnd not In acting good ono ilny lnho wook. But ovon noting good on church tiny Ih bettor "ns nod Is theie anything proving moro ah some of intelligence than the uboIobb killing of birds about ir'seasldo resort? If thoro Is, we would like to hear of It. Taking Steps to Get Pensions for All Their Members. At an adjourned meeting of tho In dian War Vetorans of 18GG nnd 18CC, held at Independence, August 10, 1902, tho following proceedings woro hnd: On motion of Major James Bruce, of Benton count, Ben Haydon was of Benton county. Bon Hndon was On motion of Jnmcs Hays, of Corval- lis, J. It. Cooper, of Independence, was choson secretary. On motion of Major Uruce, tho sec rotary was Instructed to communlcato with nil tho county clerks within the state and nscertaln tho number of Indlnn War Vetorans, and tholr de pendent widows, In tholr respective counUos, and report tho same to the ndjutnnt-gonoral at Salem. On motion of D. L. Hodgos, tho sec retary was Instructed to transmit a copy of those proceedings to all tho nowspapors within Uio state, with re quest to publish tho same. On motion tlio mooting adjourned to moot at Salem, Wednesday, October 1, 1902, and all Indian War Veterans are cordially Invited to attond. URN HAYDKN, Chairman, J. II, Cooper, Secretary. linen Th TRIAL DY JURY. right of trial by Jury lu de- A PIONEER MERGHANT vykl m i m wHWtszr. " i - I NCXt 10 P. O. HHght'H niticiiNa nml DInhctca Aro I'ortltlvcly Curiiule. Attolpb V, Um N liMu tftr H MC UravM miwt, HtM mutt, hm nt li fw4 f M itw OMlltara ONkw ClMiiwiij', Islar ua dmwm it, mil : V. Will JiHI IMNTMll IW IO M(K to )fW M U( ItMUMI fl llf UUVt4M tf tlMI ISMIMI (AMU A'Youbm)'. ItiMttfht MU kMw. IkkM UM a iiMi wy Vm It mjr. y Ym teWMt It MimI M mwHimo tlwmt A --Duly tlMMi mt& u UUtitdlr. "w till lv (mi Jiahtutl)' la htuklbtf mfi U li it Q - 1U4 )kjrlUM Uatxl jir mm i aiiMiwi A -NitNrl TIM bUMT "w 4 I Ui to Kt w iiti uur h4 MMtr wy Uk HI V) -How feu iMfont )Mi Ua te IWM4Tt A.-ll V bU lwl-t tiMUl bV IxHKI Q lluvr Jm ttv jhi wr IHHj rwtor4t AIW.I Wlif --CMB )m rwii wr j um UMit lit -0 w it Mm. a, h ifimi vt wi ft utrjr iiw iiuuhm vim UfUBra A. oh, ifunwiwu AAUiJy ur, wmivmim llrtuhf l)UM4 nmu I tHB4. In WtsJhMr, Swoj CVmb- wiio UriMur. ftitJ 1 wMl Ur the dritMr,ftu4 1 wHilbr R. M. WADE & CO. taKtHMMlr nulurimt Lar. o BfUrtilSi lMaM ia UUWlMt A -Own nwitll tbtue wlw wUI UV (k wwufWiMW (VT WUKOIMi ttU M MOM. Biignt chuck unon tlm &u-ir degonerncy toward plutocraev. lint i iHiiniu class have been brwl and trained upon generations of tho era of public plunder. There will come n reversal of (hew policies, and -the government will ho restored from the domination of iinb ylonUm that hns swampwl the na tional capital. Tho dnnger Is that the brake win not bo put on nnd imr restored be- r moro win he a violent ivar.i. ...... The people Hhould remember tht n, J .. x.. .... - " "n"n" miiilonn IncrtAMNl appropriu- ..un mmriy an wwt to umelallsm And then them ant thos nrformers who would InoreAM the Army at tm wnl olllee holders, by IiuthI Pft. tertiallsiu. F LOQICAL AND OONSI8TENT. Mny of our renders are yj4 if yU ilo not get the Mat satary rWorm w. u im douikI to eonie nut time Would It not lit iwrfeotly louloni n.i MMtatwit to do what U right without wait lug fiiur ymtut W- It not Ht H tk IUbltc Idatform In goodVmu,. and wa Hftt Zt? "tftltt tt'llf,nl tt,wtM " thwt u- IUv w iwt adopt) thit IsltlaUve d rfrHilMiH. anil wan net the 4uw Um at nt salarhw vtd o by the Pl at th at mhi lcttoH To not eact that law now i . . rial Mwlon miMiiia i, i.k. ... ..-.. " nw WV.UIIU " w )mnhH Of this Mat unlawful, y mid Mmwarlly. It te HlflK-tcul ttHrt IncomrintMit to ask U mm to M-nlt for ,hte roHUwd rtutm hmUI "owl u)na hav mm othor nxevm for dfwrH Of com so, It would bo really too bad If Governor Oeer should do something that would he a bonofit to tho wholo people, of Oregon, without consulting the Hepuhllcnn bosses, us thnt Is not unit of their program. mi. .... me ursi county conventions In WflMlllllL'tntl llwllnl 11.... ... i o-w.. milium uiiu iuu people (oi mm stato havo little confidence in iniironu commissions. The nvernge hUMlneBs man would rather deal with the ralliond olllclnla themselves thnn through a political commission. They nre hnvlug n hot time In the Bulgarian congress ovwr the disposi tion of the award for the rwwuo of the kidnaped missionary, Kllmi Stone It Is charged that soma of the most prominent men In that country were Into the game to secure a big reward for her recovery. Mr. (lomiwni and the Nntlonnl Fed eratwd Trades may do well to object to another labor organisation on n political linsls. They have nulte a po, Hthul program themselves. ny the way. their platform has not been given much circulation In Oregon. Ml .. .... ....Mm isjiu UHU i-Yane Currln toave tiMlay for WeJser. Idaho, whew they ha-e positions a teachere the Ihibiic MhiHile. Their home Is with their mother. Mrs. Mars, on the (Jar den Road, although they taught at CorvnlHs last year, and previous nt tended Stanford UTiTlverelty Try tho Now York Rncket for hop plckors gloves. Canvnas gloves for 10c and 13c. Leather glovoB nt 2Cc, 30c, 3Bc, 10c, SttMtw o Elks' Carnival at Portland. For tho Klks' Carnival. Uio Southern Pacific Co. will soil tickets from all stations In Oregon to Portland nnd roturn on August 31st, Septembor 1st, and 5th to llth, Inclusive, nt greatly roducod rates. Account "Kile Day" tickets will bo Bold on September 3d nnd 4th nt ono fnio for tho round trip, with a maxi mum of 9.00. Special attractions havo boon pro vided, which will mako this Carnival the finest ovor hold on the coast. Ornnd parados every day, in which the beautiful quoon of tho Curnlval wilt appear boforo hor admiring sub jects. Don't fnll to visit the Midway Plal- hwicu, mo iiermnn Vlllago and Ja ipur's Orlontnl Extravagansn. If you stay at homo you will spend tho rest of your life regretting It. tosop-13 t If you are troubled with Impuro blood, Indicated by Bores, pimples, hoadache, etc., we would rocommond Acker's Blood Elixir, whloh wo sell undor a posltlvo guarantee. It will al ways euro Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons and all blood dlseasos. CO cts. and 1.00. D. J. FRY, Druggist. To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts. Tickots nro now on snlo nt all South ern Pacific ana corvallls & Eastern 3 R. It. ofTlccs, through to Newport and Yaqulna at reduced rates. Southern ' m Pacific trains connect with O & E. 'H at Albany and Corvallls. All tickets good for return until Octobor 10, 1902. On Juno 23 tho C. & K: trains from Detroit bogau leaving Uioro at C:30 a. m., meeting tho Bay train at Albany at noon, Passongcrs for Detroit, Brcltonbush and other mountain resorts can leave Albany tho snmo afternoon, reaching Dotrolt lu tho evening. Tickots aro on salo from Albany to Detroit nt 13.00, nnd from Corvallls at $3.25, good for roturn until Octobor 10th, with prlvllogo to got on train at any point east of Mill city. Tho Southorn Pacific Company havo now on sale round trip tickets from all points on tholr lines In Oregon to elthor Newport or Yaaulnn. with nrlvl- logo to return via elthor East or West HlBd!HB2HKBEE9BIIBBIBIMiIIH!IBflt 3 H SI Sldo divisions, in connection with' tno C. & E. throe-day Sunday excursion tlokots, good going Saturday and re turning Monday, are also on salo at very low rntes from all S. P. and C. & E. points. Full Information can bo obtained as to rates, Umo tables, etc., by appllcn Uon to any S. P. or C. & E. ngont m m m a M n M H H m '2 w IH ta 'n n M n R M H H Two thousand employes of tho Amur- i-uii nnpinto company, nt Klwood. Indiana, woro notified hist Friday that tho plant would be shut down in. definitely. The notices postod state that the suspension of ope'rntlons Is because of a shortage of orders. Through personally conductod tour ist sleeping cars between Portland and Chicago once a wcok, and between Og don nnd Chicago threo times a week, via tho Sconlc lino, Through Standard slooplug care dally botween Ogdon and Chicago, via tho Sconlc lino. Through Standard sleoplng enre daily botwoen Colorado Springs and St. Louis. Through Standard and tourist sleep ing cars dally between San Francisco and Chicago, via Los Angoles and El Paso. Through Standard sleeping cars and chair cars dally between St. Paul and Chicago. Bo suro that your ticket reads via tho Great Rock Island Routo. Tho best and most reasonable din Ing car service For rntoa, folders and descriptive lit erature write to A. E. COOPER, Genoral Agent. Portland. Or. It costs $5000 a year to sup ply Burlington dining cars with flowors. A lot of monoy, but It's wise ly spent. Flowors help, as nothing olso can, to beautify a dining car thoy rofrosh tho oyo fmgeanco fills thu nlr thoy mako you onjoy your meal. From Donvor to Chicago tho Burlington operates tho most satisfactory dining car sor vlco In Uio Unltod Statos. If you go east via. Salt Lake City, Donvor und tho Bur lington routo you aro suro of good moals ruud satisfactory service Try It "next Ume. A. C. 8HELDON, General Agont, 100 Third St., Portland, Or. BBKuTBBflflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflB coui;im amd uniojs Pacific DKPAM FOK L'tllCHKO 1'ortUnd Special 9.-00 a, m via limit-Inirton Atlantic) Kxprui 8 6U p. m, Tlalluot- Inctoa 8tr"Paul" Vnn Mall 6:13 p, m. Tla Spokane TIME SCHEDULES From jvmland, Or, Salt Lake. Denver. Ft. Worth. Omnli. v.i,... .. :i. r-f .-- am Itr. bt. iHil,' Chicago ud Earn. Ity.Hr . Uiuli, Chicago ad fit it. ?alt take. Denver fl wi. A..t. . ..: . A.r '"it "u, Aanaa .iir, ni am Walla Walla. r'iVi.inTT" Spokane. Wallace. I'nlii nian, Mliineapolli 6L I'ftUl. l)lllllth.J(ll.,iW., Chlcaxo, nU Ei. A Kill VI' FKOM 4:C0 p m. 8:!Ca. in COi, i HO FOR NEWPORT. Oreuon's Favorite 3caslde Resort. HOUR.S PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Ko Cbsoie of Cart 72 OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE . From Portland ' . fSf.Skl ww l BUhlM WMM ai.'tfe'.m.w. MJf BSJy11? bNI (toft tat a; WttMMAN tM tW. a4 tw l4 C C. Oitmfert, Sole Aaant. ifMt.at 2f?i-ffl5e aafian uli ItMtta nctkHi. How whcIi of th m,m wtoh.mi. y tak In vtokithm of th cowstUH tto. nHrtr t tkmtMit i-sti. 1m "Mir years, do tlnw l. .,.. w Rill www h CHeuiwr to imm uu. d give ikm hinm WWW a r - mutue wjtfc. aJ Mv th hr tKm a tar to t, p o On of th spakw nt the trans MiMiettiup! congress, at St. Paul, made a SHvag attack on Oovror Brady, at Alaska, charging hlni with a policy of ouprviMlon aNd rprtoN. and with hl th artivw agent of the KrU corvoratlaiw that are gubbUng up th waguiilcHt rwoure or that toHtry whlk thy ar dla)1ng th arrival of wf-overmHMt. The charge nr to urn iMVuigata. GIRLS AT SCHOOL standing csU pr DIREQT NOMINATION. Vwimk HfmWu do w-ji u. . IIm 4lwt HowlHatioH as th t wyr. slgulfylng tk.lr wtinHe InduttrUI Notes, - AwHh Mr aid hav c to th worker. Th elgarmakwu hav start- ih uaii ilBg with a WMKiy aKM4imnt of (a iwuMth. Th clgjrwak' ktckout at Manila, P. I.. mnMhn. Th mttHfactMr rufMa to mak th vag funraaalon. and a wajortti" of th fatrlw ar tdl. Th Shh KraHete( Uhr Day m mMm has rlva4 vr MM Utt notH manufttctMnmL mhanid Wln'.e they xrv accumulating kuouledgv on the pn- mhkI sciences, are often so tguuntnt ol heir own nature tlwt they allow local disease to fasten on them to the ruin of the generel health. Iteck. ache, headache, nervouie, pomt to a disordered or disease! local conditioti which Mtould lwve prouipt attention. Dr. Pierce's Pawrite lrecripUou may t rehr.1 upon as a portect regulator ft Mops enfeebling drains, heufe innaniKM tiou ami ulceration, and cure female weakness. It tmkts ma xewm Uivnr ami sut upturn nW. J here is uo alcohol in "Pavorite Pre ption'' ami it is entirely free from opuiHi, cocaine and all other narcotics. k umber, w it ui hsnujh w Liu-H nkii. i jr. li. ;" "?" ..?- '- RecognUIng the advantage of New port ns a summer resort over other senskle resorts In the Northwest, nnd to make It poeslble for all who desire to spend their vacation by the ocean wnves, the Southern Pacific Company, In connection with the Corvallls & Eastern rnllrond, will phtco on sale, effective June 15th round-trip tickots from all points lu Oregon nn tlm Southern Pacific to Newport, good for return until October 10th, specially re duced rates. For Cull Information In. quire of your local agent C-10eod a Dreltenbush Hot Sprlnrjs. Many carapors are already at this popular resort. For full particulars nddrosa p, w; ROSS, 7:Jeod Detroit, Ore 8pm Dallj except Suuday Sp. m Hatunlar 10 p. m, lAllaalllng datca lubjeci to cbanijo roranFranclKO ball every & daja COLUMBIA ' ToAitorla hi Lan(!li;. VKft. Way i . Ml i v. m ex. Hiiiid WILLAMETTE RIVER Meanier Buth loaves fculem for Port land nnd way landings on Tueoday .Thurs days and Saturdays, about 7 n. in. For OoryBlHs and way lauditigs, Mondays, Wediesdaye and Fridays at about 6 p. m. A. L. CRAIG, M P.BALDWIN, Wen. Pass. Agt. Agt. O. K. & N. doc. ... Portland. Ore. 8alom. Or XHtMt how thakful I an and I late, MS Vol fadl Ia unu L. 1 miu .f-. .t... .. A. . . Szr ST I " kw oTyuwr ftter AdviMr U mmm r w reniftt ( ii mm. eatit stauM ta w.v .v-Tr ....rri . . A4d . jLKeroT TE . N. Y. J.W.McKee's Business College and School of Correspondence Is now In Its 2Sd year. Every teach er an expert In his social course. Our cours voer the entire range of busi ness opraUoug. Complete Business Course, time un limited, byrnall, $t5. Complete Shorthand Course, six months, by mail, $15. Complete Civil Service Course, six months, by mall, $15. Complete English Course, six momns, by mall, $15. Complete Select Courses, six months, Thw courses ar spclally de signed for those who have not the time Mr wwuw to attend college, and -jwcfciBr tor thgw who hav hmn de hrid f a ammo sbol dcatton. Th grwt Mw ta ym to (IMNVMWI StHdHt. rjiBlWMMnuBll O. G T Cofs PASSENGER STEAMERS Pomona and Allona Leaves for Portland daily except Sunday nt 7 a. ta. Quick Time. Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade it, m. V. BALDWIN, Aft m, m." graduates. fr wrtietilaw rs yon tobU. asMl sat the J. W. McKee. Prop. Auerbach Bld9. gilt Lake. Utah. Corvla Ifs&EasternR . R. KT Time Card No. 20. No. 2 For Yaqulna; Leavos Albany 12:46 p. ra. Loaves Corvallls 1:60 p. m. Arrives "iaquina 5:35 p. m. No. l Returning: Leaves Yaqulna 7:00 a. m. Loaves Corvallls 11 : 30 a. m. vr?T lbauy 12:16 pm. No. 3 For Detreit: vaviw Aiuauy i:oo p, -.-. . .iuui uuireii: Leaves Detroit 6:30 a. m. Trlinri ,D5n7 11:05 a- m- thld h ,n' a1 weU aa elr,"S two or three hours in Albany before do parturo of S. P. north bound train. p i .2 connects with the S. t . trains at Corvallls and Albany glv otSrUmnn0.r.D-tro,t' Bre,tbush and H i rJ?Tnta,n .morta to Albany L.k P' 51- after th& arrlval of the SS,8S.hWc ,ouUl b0UDd 5 6 p. m raclns Detroit nt For further Information apply to J iw... a . EDWIN STONE, w "ir- AeMt- Albny. Manager rowst, Asent, gorrtlUii. H. H a
