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MOUNTAINS OP NEW GOODS arriving dally from our brother, Avho
Uoos tho buying In Chicago. For Monday nnd Tuosdny only wo will glvo fho
buying public a ohonco to buy swell now good's atprleosUiat will astonish
the keenest buyers. Quick sales, Jlttl o profits.
., $2.25 JPronch Flannol Waists, the
Jlatefet best goods, pries $1.45.
?3.25 Doublo Twill French Flannel
Waists, tho latest, prtco $1.05.
$0.60 Fancy Silk Velvet Waists, owoll
goods, prioo $3.90.
$6.90 Silk Volvot Coduroy WalsU,
tho nobbiest goods tnado, sale prlco
$4X0.
$2.50 Shrunk llnlny Day Skirts, groat
. values, prlco $1.50.
$4,00 Trollay Line Rainy Day Skirts,
swell goods, price $3.76.
$6.75 Black and Gray Graduated
Flounco Skirts, trimmed with taffeta
.straps, lined with near silk, prlco
$4.60.
$3,60 Chilian noon, tho very latest,
price $1.08.
1.GQ Ulack .i'pau do Sole, the best
skirt mndo for woar, prlco 8Ga
46c French Laco striped stockings,
sale prlco 26c.
36o Lnco striped Blockings, pure dyo,
snlo price, 18o.
FUIl fllro litanketflj all ofildrs, Vrloo
26c.
$1,60 doublo bod Angara blanket,
soft and fluffy, prlco 85c.
$1.00 good olzo comforts, 66o.
$2.00 comforts, sllkallne covered,
filled with Llamlnatod cotton, ooft and
downy, prlco $1.26.
26o Carters, fancy hpoklos, 15c.
60c new patent leather belts, 26c,
16c vassar hair comb, Go.
THE. DAILY JOURNAL
Member Northwest Afternoon News
paper League
DY HOFER BROTHERS.
Dally Ono Year, $4.00 In Advance
Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance
Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Per Month.
Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance.
WILLIAMSON'S IDEAL.
16c Fancy Apllque collars, 10c,
THE STORE THAT TELLS THE TRUTH. '
Court Street,
McEYOY BROS., Proprietors.
Salem, Oregon
Friend Charles
You wont to know the exact dato when I start for New York. It
will dopond upon how fast I can dlspono of my stoakpf goods, SInco
1 sold my houao and furnlturo I took a trip to San Frnnolsoo with my
faa'iV, and returned temporarily ntono. I was not trying hard to closo
out whllo they woro repairing tho bridge. Now thoy aro about through
so I will commence to offer my goods at prices so low that I wilt liavo
no troublo In Boiling them, and should eonio articles go a little slow
I will mako a foroo sale In Scptombor, and finish at prlvato salo In
potobor, and tho romalndor I will forward to San FrancUcu and havo
them sold there; so you may loo k for mo about tho first of Docombor.
Your Friend. 8. FRIEDMAN.
Of 307 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
JBvewster & TOlbite
Fecdmen and Seedmen.
Wholesale and retail dealers in hay, grain, mill feed, flour, seeds, eta.
Highest pjrloo paid for bay, straw and grain. Free deliver'. Prompt nervine
Itollabla goods.
"Tiie strongest possible man, one
Jvho will act In harmony with tho ma
dorlty of the prqnont Orogon delegation
at Washington, Is tho one who should
ho tho choice of tho next legislature
for United States senator, If tho' wish
es of tho whole state aro to be re
spooled," said Hon. J. N. Williamson,
congroftsman-olcct of tho second dls
trlcL to Portland Journal ropc-rtor tho
other day.
"Oregon, especially and the wholtf
Pacific Northwout In general, Is at
tracting the attention of thoso high
In power In the business nnd political
world of tho East, and will continue to
bo before the public during the com
Ing four years more than boforo. It
should, thorofortt, bo represented by
tho best that It affords In tho highest
branch of tho government egls
tlvo body.
"Of the avowed candidates In tho
opon, C. W. Fulton, of Astoria, and
(lov. Geer, tho alignment of tho. form
or would floem to glvo him the prefer
ence If tho consideration of harmony
Is to count for anything. Although
Sonator Mitchell and Congressman
Tonguo constitute but half of tho dele
gation numerically, their long export
onco In political life, tliolr hold on
questions of Interest to tho public and
their undisputed ability entltlo them to
a standing hlghor than thoy would
otherwlso claim as Individuals, and
the election of a colleague In sym
pathy with them on matters of Inter
est to the state, and also on national
affairs, would undoubtedly be an event
to be desired.
"As for mysolf b'olng a candidate for
Uio United Statos sonnto at tho pros
But time, or uoar future, that Is the
fatthost from my ambition Just now. I
have no senatorial beo In ray bonnet.
91 Court St.
Salem, Ore.
Flemish Taps, Rajahs, Park
. . , Mills and Orientals . . .
The largest selection ever shown in
Salem. They are the highest type of
modern 44 carpets. These are shown
exclusively .by - Z X 2C
Ti
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308 Commercial St.
. Store at Salem and Albany.
Next to P. 0.
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If I can flit the position to which I
have only sp recently been ulcQlcd to
tuo bast luturosts of my constituents.
so far as In my power to do, I shall
be satisfied."
It Williamson would have his Ideal
senator In sympathy with Sonntor
Mitchell and Representative Tongue
on mattors of Interest to tho state and
nlso on national affairs, whnro would
this prodigy record himself on the ad
ministration's reciprocity treaty with
Cuba.
Jtoprosuntatlvo Tonguo reluctantly
votod with tho administration ltupub
Henna on tho Cuban reciprocity legls
latlon, but Senator Mitchell was ro
corded with tho nutls, or the heet su
gar Republicans, who, with the Demo
oruts, pruvuntml Its consideration In
tint Senate, ltnprosuntutlvw Tongue
nlsn voted with th6 Democrats against
the propoultlon In tho Hill bill, giving
the secretary of tho treasury author!
ty to roooln the silver dollars Into
subsidiary coin. This hill passed the
hotiBu, hut was not considered In the
Senate. When It comes to a vote there
possibly thoso two Ideal legislators. In
WllllnmHon's eyes, will ho on the snmc
side of thnt nntlonnl question. Since
Williamson haa selected this standard
for tlfo senator to bo elected this win
ter, and now that ho' has announced It
In the press. It might be welt to lead
him on to explain on what national
questions he would have1 him co-operate
with his colleague, and with which
one. when they are divided, as well as to
Indicate whence ho. hlmsolf, expects to
stand In Instance of this kind nnd
wun wmon wouiu no ue nappier "were
the, other dear rharmer away."
SfeSSgMS.
lawCgSTSBTggr mn
iMiWilViii nW.V-toil rWt'JriVMVorrA,Vii''r J"a
iVJSjMLI-'-tj.lia.g(;yw?gj
An Impossible 6lrli
Onco on a tlmo thoro lived a mnld.
Who never of mlco was nfrald.
A perfect game of whist she played.
This maid entrancing.
Of gowns and styles sho nevor talked.
Attempts to compliments sho bnlkod,'
For exorcise nho only walked. --1
Sho woro no loud queeredfbred sgW e, '
Sho nevor had yet boon In lf)v,'
Hor bureau held np picture of
Tho, latost adtor.
And, furtliormorei, sho never wont
Tp mnllneos, nor, never spent
Her ohango fdr soda; rdsos sent
Could not attract her.
not
Of Jilang she novor usod a wdrd.
Of flirting sho had novor hoard,
Socletyft seomn absurd
Sho did not care for.
At gay rosorts whoro men wer
Sho novor soomod to care a Jot,
Until the mothers wondered what
Tho girl was there for.
No one will know from whence she
came,
She left no record but her fame,
Not.ovon can wo learn her name
Or whnt hor station.
When did she live? How did sho dIo7
Sho lived In fancy. It's a lie,
I'vo only tried to practice my
Imagination.
James O. Durnett.
COMING
TO
SALEM
Date of Great Show
Aug. 28
Buffalo Bill Will Make Hist
First Visit Here
An Interesting Talk With
Major Burke About Fron"
tier Incidents and Educa
tional Features of the Only
Show of Its Kind in the
World.
SUPREME
COURT
DOCKET
Cases ,0n Appeal Are Prac
tically Up-to-date.
Many Opinions Written By
Oregon's Justices
R. M. WADE & CO.
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ways euro Scrofulous or BypJUlttla
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Try tho New York Karkot fur hop
jilckera" glove. Oftuvaaa gloves fur
JOo and 13c Leather glows at Me.
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The Sure Way
. t Rrvt PseviHKMiIa nnd Cousuwp
' Urn M t war your cold when It nf
wni. A9ki Enpllh Remedy
WIU top tho wugh in a night, and
drift t ooJd Mt ol your system. Al
wy quick and sure cura for Ath
MM, BrtwoViKki, ad all Uiroat and
hun( irmitM. It- It d$4 not oAtlsfy
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Carnival at Portlsnd.
Fur the KIks' Carnival, the 8outhrn
Paclflr Co. will soil tickets frum all
stations In Oregon to INirttand and
return on August 3Ut. September 1st.
and Sth to ul nnulve, at greatly
rtH)He4 rates.
AMOt "Wtk lUy" tl.UtM wtU
Md on SABUmbw Sd agd 4 th at me
fare for the. round trtj. with imx
mum of ID.&O.
Spaolal Attraotious h iau u i
vWd. whleh will mak this CarRlvalh?'1 MU
i9 nneat evor hM on the wu.
Orand parudM ewy day. Ih xMWU
the beautiful OHMW Of tlkU Curalvl
will appear Mot hue tulmlri b.
JWJIS.
Dou't fall to vielt tk Midway lal.
iKHifa OriNUl MxtiwvaaHtiMMi. If jx
) t hwa yu will HA tk- ri
of yur Hfe rtgreiu It to-swu
THE GREATEST SENTIMENTS.
It Is Interesting to know what are
constuerett tho two greatest ihwU
uienta ever uttered by mortal max.
The greatest living HiikUsh painter,
(loo. V. Wntta. was Interviewed by W.
T. Htwul. mlltor of the Review of He-
views, and gut the foUowlag, whlcfc
puts the laurel for the noblest utter
ance on the brow of iih American rail
splitter. Ho tells It thus:
The Ilrst." hit wtld. "are tfce clos
ing wwnls of the speech of Abraham
Unoolw"
With malice toward none, with
charity for all, with firmness In tho
right as Qod olves us to thn right,
let us strive on to finish the work we
are In, to bind up the nation's wounds,
to care for him who shall have borne
the battle, and for his widow and his
children, to do all whloh may achieve
and oherUh a Just and lasting pease
among ourselves and wtth all nations.
"Ok. he was n great wan. Abraham
UhcoJh. out of (be greatest men. 1
BHHpo." enl.l Mr. Watu. .Namrt.wR.
It he had Immm a good man. wouM kavc
bewn Ue griMUet ma a Uiat ever lived.
but be was nut a good man, and au be
fell Uurt. Hut for iMtellart and er
gy ad gettlua h was Ue graiwt of
alL Ak. If be bad but bee raabl of
HHMlHg MH'k wwd as ttwse f A bra
bam UhcuId. Uih be wowkl kave to
mi read mi' tHr tML
wMeh la korter."
Wjat doth the Lord require of thee,
but to do Justly, and walk humbly be.
fere Him.
.g Utt(MrrtUt( f um oW Uerw
WfcA ftboMMi BHM1 til Vfy QHIt-
THe ttHhNiM ftf It all Is Ue."
The hearing of eases In the Oregon
supreme court Is practically up to dnte,
n condition thnt the litigants of the
state must give the preeent members
of that body credit for bringing about.
This Is a condition In tbe appellate
court that has not existed for years.
When the court adjourned Monday at
noon the trial docket contained 26
cases, of which 11 were transferred
from Pendleton, and were not ready
for trial, tearing only 11 rases that
are ready for bearing ut this time. The
preliminary docket contains M rasee,
the regular form of appeal to which
has not yet been completed. So it
will seem that the work of the court.
In the hearing of canes, la practically
brought up to the preaent time.
As has be staled, credit for tbia
Improved Mate of affairs In Oregon's
court of last resort belongs to the
members of tnat court Two years
ago an attempt was made at the legw
Intlve sommm to secure the appoint
ment of additional members of the su
preme rourU in order to expedite the
hearing of rases, and Ue girlug of
opinions. Tho plan met wlU consid
erable opposition. The members of
the court were also opposed to the ex
tra expense Ust would Uus be sad
dled on the state.
When Interviewed on Ue subject the
Justices requested additional clerical
help, und recommended Ue same as
a solution to Ue condition of affairs
that existed. be about two )ears
was required to carry a case through
the appelmte court and get an opin
ion. The additional clerical aid was
,..,.,,,,, mm jiwucv owng given a
stenographer, at a moderate cost, the
combined extra expense not being ob
jectionable. The benoits Uut bare
resulted In Ue matUr of the expHl
tious hearing of cases, nave eerUlnlv
Juetlned the small outlay.
In this connection, nowwver. (be dil
igence or the members of Ue court Is
deserving of commendation. NVr in
Ue history of the supreme court of the
state bar as many opinions been
wrluo in the same leuatn of time as
have been banded down by th mem
bers of the court during the past two
years. Chief Justice Moore and Ms
associates. Justices Hmi and Wolrer
tan. are giving Ue stain n most satis
factory administration of iu highest
tribunal
Major llurke, the famous frontiers
man and traveler has been In tho city
representing lliiffnlo Hill's groat Wild
West show. The major Is a true cos
mopolitan, having traveled all ovor
the globe, and is a delightful convor
nationalist.' In nil his travels ho nover
forget his early days on the frontier,
and has many reminiscences.
'lie met some old-time Nobraaka
City and PlatUmouth friends In Don
vr a few days ago, and was reminded
how thoy did tilings In that Nobraaka
town In 1S0B. It seoms three horso
thieves had been enpturod anu in
those days horse stenllng was tho high
est crime known In the laws of tho
vigilantes, being sovernl points worso
than murder those thieves hnil to be
guarded day and night, as tho Jail
did not amount to much. It cost mon
ey to do this, and the vigilantes held
a meeting one ovenlng, and an hour
later a big hole was cut In tho Ice on
the Missouri river. The three men
were marched down to tho rlvor, Uolr
hands tied behind them, and In loss
time than It takes to tell It thoy were
pushed one after another into Uio
murity waters of the river. The guards
were dismissed, and the tragic 'chap
ter ended.
The major said he met Judge flood
win, the Salt Lake Journalist, In Ne
vada In 1S9. He was at the hoad of
thn social and political featuroeof tho
Comstock camp. Ho met the Judge re
cently, and was reminded of some of
thflr old-tiine experiences. Ono enso
he Uousht showed more nerve than
Tracy ever showed. Arthur Perkins
was a member of a gang of stage rob
bers, and It had been decreed that he
should hang. A commltteo wont to
the Jail after him. "Wnlt a minute,"
said Perkins, "till I find my shoes."
"Never mind about tho shoes," Bald
Ue spokesman, 'you won't need nny
where we are going to send you."
The man was taken to a doop shaft,
a henry hoard was thrown across It,
tho fifthid BIbtl lodlanB who made bo
much trouble
Tho whltos who fought tho hardest,
after war Is over, aro tho ones an In
dian likes best, nnd today Buffalo Dill
Is as popular with them as ho Ifl with
his own race. Ono of the brightest
military leaders of tho century, In the
opinion of many, was Chief Joseph, of
the Nez Percos. A picture of the chlof
Is given, as taken aki he was shaking
hands with Buffalo Hill.
Tho great show, to bo glvon horo on
Thursday, August 28Ui, will not bo gay
with tinsel. It will bo tho real thing.
.Thoro are no Imitations. Tho char
acters from tho steppes of Russia, tho
plains of South America, or the reser
vation of Undo Sam aro genuine.
The show Is historical and educa
tional, with enough of tho tragic of
the frontier to make It thrilling and
entertaining In a high degree.
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4 n i n 1 1 n i n i M 1 1 H 1 1 1 i-vh Ilium m niminnii
ess
Oregon Blue Ribbon
TATE FAIR..
jj Salem, Sept. 15tli-20th, 1902 jj
For the Man Who Falls.
Tho world Is a snob, nnd tho mnn who
wins
Is the chap for his monoy'B worth;
And Uio lust for succubs causes half
tho sins
Thnt are cursing this brave old
earth.
Kor It's fine to go up, and the world's
applauso
Is sweet to tho mortal car;
Hut tho man who falls Iu a uoblo
cause
Is a hero that's no loss dear.
TIs true enough that tho laurel crown
Twines but for the victor's brow;
For many a hero has lain him down
With naught but Uie cypress bough.
Thcro aro gallant men In tho losing
tight
And as gallnnt deeds nro donu
As evor grace the captured height,
Or tho battles grandly won.
Will Be Bigjrer andilietter Than
Ever.
CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING
Send for Eemium List.
JM. D. Wisdom,
Sec, Portland.
JW. H. Wehiw,
Pres., Hillsboro, Or.
i-H-Hli IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHHIII Hit HUH 1 1 1 ifr-H-4-
ftfmA
$es
Col. Cody Shooting from Horseback.
We sit at life's board with our nerves
high strung
And wo play for the stakes of fame,
And our odes arc sung nnd our ban
ners hung
For tho man who wins tho game.
Hut I havo a song of another kind
Thnt breathes In those famo-wrought
gnlos
An odo to tho noblo heart and mind
Of tho gallant mnn who fallH.
The man who Is strong to fight his
fight.
And whoso will no front can daunt,
If the truth be truth, nnd tho right ho
right,
Is the man thnt tho agos want.
Tho' ho fall and dlo In grim defeat,
Vet ho has not lied tho strife,
And tho house of earth will seem moro
HWOOt
For the porfumn of his life.
Paul Laurence Dunlin r.
DE YOUNG LOSING HIS MIND.
Proprietor of San Francisco Chron
Icle's Failure for Senatorshlp.
the mnn was taken out on the board,
a tope was fastened, one end to his
neck, the other to tho board. When
all was ready some ono said to the
doomed man:
"Say your prayer."
"t won't need any where I'm going,"
he nonchalantly replied.
"How many are you going to count T"
he asked.
"Throe." was the reply.
"All right."
And as the count proceeded, sheu
two was reached, Perkins sprang
straight up so n to make certain of
breaking kle neck by the fall, and
down be wont to Instant death.
The men who meetud nut this sum
mary punishment were vanguards of
I'lvMnnlioH. Thnv imiu- iui miK- in
of PtsHmtnl. wns - history- The one, great frontier Is
now Mlied wlU ponuloHa cities.
One of the bravest and Itest of n ro
UHrto of men who have spent tliolr
Urns on Us frontier, and who might
alcNjOst be called a connecting link be-
Mr. Ilsmmell.
vfe!y burned at OmmmuU IHufc gUs
day aftomooM. d.rin, Ui forest,.,
picnic.
ir yon mil to nsnr u "guiwsrt
QuartoUs.' 'at Must wood Park toulM
you mlns a treat.
SURE CURE FOR PILES
Itobing Piles nroduee ntoistura an.i
sense itching, this form u.n ...
Mind. Mending or Pratrudla imw.
are enred by Dr. Bonan-koi Pile K-ui
edy. stops itching and blooding, ak
wee tumor, toe a Jar at druggoU
or sent by wall Treatise fro. Write
JJ tyonr ettWt rj,. nosanko
Pblkdolnbla. Pa. Pw mm at Ir
Stone's drng stores
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ftm Minnie. " """ " WW!- guaranteed
wfiffjJo, N. P- M6!Uub & rVgiuoa'n now
naruwnro store. 7-Sltf-dw
Tks w oninkiyw of tn Anhmnd
mill, at HnnUHMbsn. W. a
wnu kaw bso on strike foi- sovoral
nmntba. wlU resume ork at mtdnlsbt.
isKessKns bav tmn wade by both
Sld
Wholesome Oread
And pastry are alwxj-s in demautl '
Those baksd at Ue lnnr Mnherx
are Us best that ran bo mads.
1 a . ...
Press Club, Attention. '
- amwtH rrosn otttb Is called
to
met Wedneday, AnginK Ttk, at T:So
K. w.. snarp. In, the oiHoo tf Prank
Itavny. llusinoss of Import anon.
Mt K r. TOnWS.
o i
Fine Big Watermefonj,
po&tfrM. fresh tomatoes, ntsu aw i
Jaliy arrival at Branson ItagnuM
Cody and Chief Joseph.
twn tho old nnd Ue urw civllisntton;
U Wltttam P. Cu4y known tn wortsi
sr as HUi. Cody bas neany
a4ob!Mlt mnm U lusttan bat-IU-
Ue (rsmttor. and in nis vm
WH Ww be has with Jwn. sons of
Tbo San Francisco Bulletin puli
lished n statement to tho effect that
M. H. Do Young, proprietor of the
Chronicle, now In Europe, has lost his
mind, and tho story crentos the great
ost stir In San Francisco politics, Jour
nalism and renl ostnto circles. The
Hiilletln says:
"It Is reported on most reliable au
thority that M. II. Do Young, proprie
tor of tho Chronicle, has failed greatly
In his montnl nnd bodily hoalth during
tho past few months, nnd ho is now In
Paris under tho caro of two inirsos.
The report ndds that ho Is undergoing
treatment from tho most colobratod
mental specialists in Kurono. In ih
hopo of dotorrlng the development of
a mental malady which might lend to
his utter Incapacity.
To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts,
TIckctB aro now on salo at all South
ern I'ncnic aim uorvams & eastern
It. R. ofllces, through to Newport and
Yaqulna at reduced ratea. Southern
Pacific trains connect with O & E.
at Albany and Corvallla. All tickets
good for return until October 10, 1902.
On Juno 23 tho O. & E. trains from
Detroit began leaving thoro at G:30 a.
m., meeting the Bay train at Albauy
at noon.
Passengers for Dotrolt, Drcitonbusb
and other mountain resorts can leave
Albany tho samo afternoon, reaching
Dotrolt in tho ovenlng. Tickets aro
on salo from Albany to Detroit at
$3.00, and from Corvallla at $3.25, good ,
for roturn until Octobor 10th, with
prlvllogo to got on train .at nny point
enst of AI1U City. I
Tho Southorn Pacific Company havo.
now on sale round trip tickets from all i
points on tholr linos In Oregon to I
cither Newport or Yaqulnn, wlUi prlvi-l
logo to return via either East or West
Sido divisions, in connection with
tbo C. & E. throe-day Sunday excursion
Uckotu, good going Saturday and re
turning Monday, aro also on salo at
vory low rates from all 8. P. nnd O.
& E. points.
Full Information enn bo obtained ns
to rates, tlmo tables, etc., by .appllco
tlon to any S. P. or O. & E. agonL
HaBflBSIiSBBilB&EBBllESIlBIJIHB
It costs $C00O a year to sup
ply Uurllngton dining cars
with IloworB.
A lot of money, but It's wlso
ly epont.
Flowers help, as nothing -elso
can, to beautify a dining;
car thoy rofrcsh tho oyo ;
fragrance fills Uio air thoy
mako you enjoy your meal.
From Donvcr to Chicago the
Uurllngton operates the most
satisfactory dining car sor
vlco In Uio Unltod States. If
you go oitst via. Salt Lalco
City, Denvor and tho Uur
llngton route you aro sure of
good meals and satisfactory
service. Try It noxt time.
A. C. 8HELD0N,
General Agent,
100 Third St., Portland, Or.
BbUBMIBBBIIiRBIBIRlllflllKiB
Through personally conducted tour
ist sleeping cars between Portland and
Chicago onco a week, and between Og
don and Chicago threo times a wcok,
via tho Scenic lino.
Through Standard aloeplng cars
flnllv linttvnAn Or-ilnn ntwl fTMtntm ,! '
tho Scenic lino.
Through Standard sleeping cars
dally between Colorado Springs and
St Louis.
Through Standard and tourist sleep
ing cars dally between San FrancUco
and Chicago, via 1-os Angeles and El
Paso.
Through Standard sleeping cars and
chnlr care dally between St. Paul and
Chicago.
Bo sure Uat your Ucket reads via
tho Oreat Rook Island Route.
Tho best and most reasonable din
ing car sorvlco.
For rates, foldors and descriptive lit
erature writo to A. E. COOPER,
General Agenf, Portland, Or.
Digram
Shotline
.iMura PACIFIC
DKPAUT
yon
TIME SCHEDULES
Prom l'ortlautl, or,
ARMVK
FHOM
Fine Music.
Tho well-known "Stalwart Quar
totto" will havo ohargo of affairs at
Eastwood Parle tonight, and Snlom
people know that this n.uartetto will
put up a good evening's entertain-
ment. You must take your wlfo, or
your nost girl, and go to tho park to
night.
Muscle
Does not make the man, " The bUhhl is
tkt hf," the ital force of the lnxly So
it not infrequently happens that the man
who looks to be a picture of phs,ical
strength fulls a sudden Ictim to iliusc.
A proper care lor
the blood would
prevent many a
M-rious sickness.
The cleaning of
the blood W per
fectly accompush
e.1 bv the use of
Dr. Pierce's Gold
en Metlleal Discov
ery. It ilrieti out
the impurities and
poisonous Mib
Minces which cor
ru -t Die blood and
ImaI diMjase. It
iiicreaM the ac
tivity of the blood
making gUittls,
ami m increases
tb uim1 of pure
bioo.1. ft buibU
up the entire bod
with good sound
Hesb.
There is no al
cohol in "Golden
Medical Discov
ery" and k is en
tirely ftee from opium, cocaine ami all
oUsr nareotics.
The dealer who offers a substitute for
the Discovery " doos so to gain the lit
lie more prolt paid bv inferior wtU
cinss. Tnore w noUing jet as good "
for the blood as " Golden Medical Discover)-"
therefore accept bo substitute.
I SMk &M tillll.. at ' -' UM.1 t.
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HO FOR NEWPORT.
Oregoo-'s Favorite Seaside Resort.
C&lCAKO
rortlaiii
8pccll
0. m
via Hunt
ington "AUaiitlo"
Kiprcss
8.60 p. m.
via Hunt-
Ingtou
"m.'pauT"
Fast Mall
S:Up. m.
Via
Bpokano
Bait Lake, Denver, Ft.
north. Omaha, Kassai
Cltr, tit. Loul. Chlcacol
an.. U...
Ull AMI,
Bait lake. Deuvor Ft.
Wai. r....- t. .
"w .", uui.ua, naiuiiu
and Ki at.
Walla Walla. Lawlitnn
Bpokaiie, Wallace. 1'ull-
nian, Minneapolis St;
Pan), Duluth.Mllwaukco
Chlcaxo, and Kssi,
72
t;!0 p in
8:10a. in
10a
HOURS w
TLAND TO CHICAGO
io Change of Cars
72
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
From Portland-
Recognizing tho advantage of Now
port ns n summer resort over othor
soasldo rosorts In tho Northwest, and
to mako It possible for all who doslre
to spond their vacation by tho ocean
wavos, tho Southern Pacific Company,
in connection with tho Corvallls &
Eastern rnllrond. will plnco on sale,
effective Juno 15th round-trip tickets
from all points In Oregon on tho
Southorn Pacific to Newport, good for
return until October 10th, specially re
ducod ratos. For full Information In
quire of your local agent. C-10-eod
Breltenbush Hot Springs.
Many campers are already at Uils
popular rosort. For full particulars
address p. yy. noss,
7-2-0" Dotrolt, Ore.
8 p.m.
Pallr
except
Sunday
8 p. in.
Saturday
10 p.m.
All sailing datoi aubjeel
to chango
For an Francisco
Ball every 6 day
COLUMBIA fVKU
ToAstorla an Way
Landlaji
p. in
1r.HL
ox. Bund
WILLAMETTE RiVCB
bteatnor Ruth leaves Baiom for Port
land and way landings on Tuesday .Thurs
days and Saturdays, about 7 n. m. -For
CoryalHs und way landing, Mondays,
Wedceedayo and Fridays at about 6
P-in.
A. L. ORAIQ. M. p. nn.nwin
. -. M4SMSII ISli
uen. j asa. Agt. Agt. O. It. & N. dock
re. Balem. Ow
on. Pass. Aut
Portland. Or
aAmb.
7 r-TT r-aiTnn iiShThSIiii
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MSB M Ul lhac l.ml .i k..
lS,T."1f5f,LP ssTesmtSriJ'Qa.
j"f fte e con
J.W.McKee's Business College
and School of Correspondence
Is now Iu iu 23d year. Kvery teach
er an expert In his special course. Our
courses cover the entire range of busi
ness operations.
Complete Business Course, time un
limited, by mall, $.
Complete Shorthand Course, six
months, by mall, $15.
Complete Civil Service Course, six
months, by mall, $15.
Complete English Course, six
months, by mall, $15.
Complete Select Courses, six months,
by mail, $15.
These courses are especially de
signed lor those who have not the
time nor means to attend college and
wpsclally for those who have boon de
privod of a rontmon school education
The great caw is given to each
lnMvi4tl student. Diplomas awarded
gradual.
Son for nartlcntars and state tb.
! yl wa,L
A Vy McKee, Prop.
Auerbach Bldg, Salt Lake, Utah.
O. G T Go's
PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pomona and Altona
Leaves for Portland daily
except Sunday at 7 a. in.
QuickTime, Cheap Rates
Deck: Foot or Trade at
W. P. BALDWIN. Aft
Corvfalis&EastemR R
12:46 p. m.
1:60 p. m.
6:35 p. m.
. 7:00 a.
.11:30 a,
:I5 p
m.
m.
tu.
m.
m.
m.
m.
Time Card No. 20.
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
weaves Albany ...
Leaves Corvallls .,
Arrives Yaqulna .,
No. 1 Returning:
Leavoa Yaqulna . ,
Leaves Corvallls .,
Arrives Albany 12
No. 3 For Detroit f
Leavos Albany 1:00 p.
Arrives Detroit 6:15 p.
No. 1 From Detreit:
Leavos Detroit 6:30 a.
Arrives Albany 11:05 a
m- ! " and 4 arr,ve ln Albany In
throd ,tra,n . won as BMns two or
three hours la Albany before - de-
iram iso. 3 connects wiUj the S.
ii.v!h .at "'U" and Albany giv-
&SfTSiSS!ce ,0 Newport aud ad-
nln 3 tor Detroit. Dreltenbush nnd
oUier mountain resorts leaves Albany
J'vr ' !?" after W18 arrival of the
SWC " b" train
K p. m ' reaoh,8K Detroit at
For further InforaaUon nnply to
I T,,r 1 . BDWIN STONE,
u. U. Croalse, Agaat, Corvallls.
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