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Newspaper Page Textf ' -s I -J ! S e3 o i n.i j ' 1 ft WMiiliiJiliMWWfiitWinWiiWMWIWig nCMfaAM miMiiAiMjiww mw THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, idol JP W Mm tiit (L lit dae to the retention la Uie system of Uric "Add or other inflammatory poisons vrhfclffind keif -war into tlie Hood, and are forced by the circulation through the glanda and pom Of Ike ki, cauafag it to rrtira like fire, and the fnct-ssaut HoUcg ilwB mo rest night or day. Eczema appear J a greit tatuy MSret tarn, beginning frequently as a ere rcdacsa of the skin, Xbl Wind fey little blisters or pimples, from which a clear or straw colored matter oozes, forming1 into sorrt, scales MM. LIT iXftEtMAI or &? tn' J weepiag" Eczema, "" mmmmmmwm fxaxaanXy called Salt KJieara. These d4 MtRetinei dry np the natural oils and the skin becomes JMim (USU QfT, oiien exacting vm uirojjuK wtu wusuk uw jjju ana fateful itching:. TMa form, of Eczema is known as Tetter, and oiteneat t . attacks the hands and feet. Unsightly eruptions TTElYmElR in V shape of pimples and blackheads break oat m mm m a m mm npoa e jfacc ncck an(i 8Uouldcrt as a result of polluted blood, and this nttmiliatine disease is called Acne. IkxmI Tsdies afford but scant relic. The blood and system being saturated with ' Otepoisoa.thedlseasecannotbereachedwitawashes.salves, M fff! powdarfl or other local applications, 8. S. S. restores the "(F" deteriorated blood to its normal condition, stimulates the slHgglslionraas.aadaU the waste matter iseliminated through the proper channels. 8. 8. S. makes the Mood rich andstmsg, and under its tonic and invigo rating1 effects the general health improves, and the akin hteomm soft and smooth attain. 8. 8. 8, costaiss no minerals but it guaranteed purely Yegetabie. Write us if you need medical advice; this will cost you nothing Jliustrafsd book on skin diseases sent rec THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlasla, 6a THE DWLY -JOURlAi Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER BROTHERS, Dally One Dally Three Dally by Carrier. 0 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1Xff In Avanex a8Hf INDIGESTION,. Dyswwfa, Flatulency, Constipation or any outer aliment anting from a Weak or lUnorririefl ntnmarh ran ho Year, $4.00 In Advance. 22115 tfl?iim,YVaMulK cvZf brti? Months, UM In Advance. K?.OJ"?'UJ.?t0mMU, Bh"'" II .,i. nt Vjim. d M.ih. has a reco'd of fifty years of audi cures Dark out, nod wa Hicforo urge e vr r offerer to trr it. V wll'rme yon The Pennine has oar- While Staap over the neck of bottle. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, UNCLE HEZEKIAH. Friend Charles Yaw want to know the aot date when I star for New York. It will depend upon how fast I can dispose of myBtoalfrof'gOdds. Sfhae I sid jay howm aa4 furniture 1 took a trip to Ban Franolsdo with my family, aad returned temporarily aloaa. I was not trying bard to alese out while thoy were repairing the bridge. Now they aro about through no I will eoramenao to offer my goods at prides so low that I will have " no trouble Ja soiling them, and should aonio articles go a llttlo slow ' ' I will mafco a force salo In Scpteniber, and finish at private salo In October, and the remainder I will forward to San Francisco and bavo them sold there; so you may look for me about the first of flocomber. Your Friend, 8. FRIEDMAN. Of 207 Commercial Street, Balem, Oregon. ' Uncle ife.ek.ah ThoIm fate napkin 'neath hi collar !iut$eFi given to the widows and the j Orphans many a dollar; i ' Urn-la llezeklab Scoops mp Ms pie with his knife Hut he ngvUr cheated others tft jjet moaey, Ik his tffe. UnelD Ifiwcklflh Isn't always dressed la fashtort II Ht the aoarfllng np of money sever wa Ms ruling passion; Uncle lklati Would awHe the gay elite. IlHt he never to gain riches eruehod another 'neath his feet Unale Heseklah . Jsa't what ymrtl call a scholar IlHt I think he says his prayers with out remembering the riettar; Uncle Heseklah Hays "I've seen If and "I tkno-M Hut he never caused another to be heartaore juat for fun. ( Uncle Hezeklah Tries to Bet all that Is due him Hut he doesn't schomo so others shall keep paying tribute to him; Undo Hozeklah's Not a "gcntloman" nor greatr Hut I don't believe St. I'ctor will de tain him at tho Kate. 8. K. Kaiser, In Chloano Record-Herald. JBtewetct Si WLhite Fecdmcn and Sccdmen. Wholosftle and retail dealers In hay, grain, mill feed, flour, 'seeds, etc. Hlgboat price paid for bay, straw and grain. Free delivery. Prompt sorvlce. Itallflbls goods. 91 Court St. Salem, Ore. Flemish Taps, Rajahs, Park Mills and Orientals . . . The largest selection ever shown in Salem. They arc the highest type of modern 4-4 carpets. These are shown exclusively by X ZC X ; m fi1 . . . 4 W " mrTn : I lllli J 1 308 Cdninierclal St Store at Salem and Albany. msmz Next to P. 0. Z3-3I.XT1 LhJLh,.J ,R. M. WADE & CO. jl 1 1 8 IIKIHHItH HI 8 1 1 1 1 IfHI HIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHII III Oregon Blue Ribbon TATE FAIR... Salem, Sept. 15tli-2dtli, 190? I THE RACE FOR HONORS. This stato Is full of politicians who aro crazy to bo senator, or to bo holding some groat ofllco. Hut few of thorn aro willing to think fdr a 'moment" of something useful and bennflrlnl for tho taxpayer. A greater honor VduUV not como to any man than to bo tho moans of mak ing a change In our stato govornmont that would Improvi) tho condition of uvbry citizen nnd nmko our govern in on t less of n millstone around each taxpayer's neck. Yet thoro Is hardly a politician In the stato who would prefer to got some honor for hlmsoir to bunullttlng tho whole community, of which ho Is one half millionth part fill his own sail and lot the ship sottlo In tho water. Tho raeo for glory swells tho hoad of tho would-bo statesman. Ho lmng 1 1) on vain things. His honrt burstoth with Impntlouco at thn Inability of the uinsHOs to rttooKiiIzo IiIh gonliiH for what? Indntlng IiIh own bladder ol wind! And ulnotoon-twontloths or thorn got high ofllco at tho cost of n Reed nnmo, nt the oxpoiiHo of family prldu, got of llco they nro not flttod for, loso tholr former station, which may have boen rwipcotable, and dlo poor. It Is moro honorublo to cultivate an noro of oW boola orudltubly than to wiiiBozo yourself into Home hlglrof (loo, and occupy jironilnoncu in tho, newspnpors tor uwiiiio IIKtf a ton-cont wash basin hung In front of n country storo. that makes one diw-y. so muck as It's the looMng down. pon't succumb to grim dospalr. Hut remember when yon'ro glum. That tho hardeat tillage to bear Are the things that nover come. A Boston father Is In-receipt of that f elm wing postal frsm Alaska: Up Jn Nome; Tired, busted And disgusted. And a million Mllos from Home. t Married, near Cornwall, Mies Jan yeeks to Mr. Thomas Day. A day is sained, A week Is loetr- Hut time cannot complain; For soon thero will He Days enough To mako a Week again. Postmaster Orlor. of Allegheny, Pa, has sent to V. O. Uradley, manner of tho railway service In New York, a telographlc request for an InvostlRO' tlon and tho Immediate punishment of' tho clerk who Is- guilty of a Joko played on the Allegheny iiostofllco. A "tie sack"'from New York was opened In tho postoOlcc and immediately thousands of fleas Jumped out. All tho clerks began to Borntch themsolvos and the women clerks fled to the dres sing roorp, and would not go back to work for two hours. which are ridges an inch and a half, thick. Might men are employed on the throeher. Half a minute after the header begirt to work the threshed xrala begins to fall lato the sacks on the other shfo from where it is cat, while the straw fall lato a cart be hind.' The head are carried away from the header by a draper, or mov ing bK. -18 Inches wlda They'ard Carried- through a coilandor, Whleh breaks the beards from the barley and shells It at the same time, then by a narrow belt through two cleaners and finals to a bin, frwn which H U fcaekeV The sacjts ar fitted and sot -aside as fast as filled. Wtisn twolve sacks have been filled they aro al lowed to slide off the cart, on which they are stacked, to the ground. Like wise, whew the straw cart is filled If IS ttamped. - - This Klaiit automobile is 0 feet lone M half as wide, welslilak over 100 ten. It uses oil as fuel, necessitating ifie use of four horses to haul oil and the waier tor the boiler as It travels arluntl ktrne areas. jof Angeles Herald. Douthlt, edlwr of The Dalles Times Mountaineer, Prank DtfrWn, Mario county's ex-sheriff, who did net cap ture Traey and Merrill, but whe Is a pretty good fellow. Just the same. Mr Downlag and Henry Haley. Of these the chances are in favor of Douthlt. Eastern Oregon Is entitled to recog nition, and Douthlt is capable and re liable. Roseburg Plalndealor. m .' Will Be Bteffer'andJUetter Than " Even &ISH PRBM1UMS ON EVERYTHING Send for Penilura List .. RT, H, . Wrtnwe, . . WL D. Wisdom, f jet k . jj .r. rm, um$mtot or. .. rnti iiniMiHiH h H-HHf Bf nim his in f h-hT JOURNAL X-RAYS. Tho fitnto fitlr coujib? bolter do tholi courting now. Wo begin a now yonr nnd n now llfo with ovory now day. "' Tho ropoiter who spunks of n lost dog says ho "turned up mlmtlng." 4 If hops go nuiah hlghur I hoy will bo moro iivallablo for wntoh olmniiH than for beer. Punishing a gtAt dual of boor or whUkay or patont matllolno Is iiuiiIhIi Ing.yoiirHolf. If the trusts nro tlm vuusu of good prlcos the farmers will ho stow to voto tluun down. Lot ovory man who 'works for n liv ing make nrrangemuiit to tako part In eelohratlng Lnlmr Day'. OrKuu pwplo nro Kultlug nlung vory nlouly with tho railroads without a rnllrouil ooiuinUtloii. : i . . A 'nfttfifo Sinlntfy s nol so- ini&tf norths of IhiuJ it Is prjnojpjo. And pa trlutlsm Is loyally tothat vprlnolplu. In UieTTi-ftttl jteoUemau 'hat quality mm. fluty umlhr -u It alrouniHtunaoB. Tho spurious article disappear under ndvurslty. Only lnnihb' ofiuhJi 9Xmh a man ur woman for killing K ohllil. Yet. In the true sause, a olillU never Iwlunga to atiuh an one. "live ts like smallpox." wild the Wise Ouy. "You eon have It good and hard unto In your llfo, and all the uthr nttneka are mere varioloid." "fjotonel IkHwh, as rummlHsluusr i Mwn. will put tha whole Orient in touslt with the Paslllo iast Nothing qulto tnkiHTthe plsse of tho exiloael. OrlQht Hits From Life. tKryui Nw Yotk Weekly- lllustrsM Ufa, the world's gttMUnt humor- The Southorn Pacific Is adopting a noVol Immigration schomo In Califor nia. It Is announced that tho com pany will Improve a largo tra'ot of land near Frosno, dlvldo it up Into farms, and soil tho same' equipped with nil modom-uto-dato farm improvomonts t wealthy sottlrtrs, oach farm being roaily for operation. Sound American govornmont princi ples, its enunciated by President Rooh evolt In his speech nt Hartford, Conn., August 22d: "Knlr and square doal- Ing with all men, so that men shall have tholr rights under tho law, that all shall ho given an ovon chnnco In the struggle for llfo, as wo can host ulvo It," Am good as anything Lincoln over said. ' An IrlHhmnn was hrouuhl to tho stato Insane asylum, and ho overheard tho superintendent nsk one or the phy sicians: "Doctor, what wnrd would wo bet tor put this now man Into?" "Incfndo. an I caro very little what ward yot ut mo Into, ho Iodk ns It Is DImmocrntle," Hald Pat. If business man would trnimflct tholr own affairs ns thoy do world's fnltn especially tho I.owIsOlark fair Port laud would romntn unbuilt to this day for want of a nlto. It Is a hnrd matter lo toll ir procrastination In the thlof In this Inutnnoo or not-Poitlnnd I.nbor Press. f Tho man or woman who olovntes othorH must bo on n higher plane thnn thosu olovntud. Hut his' elevation must ho rent, not professed, must be mental und shown forth In deeds nnd IIvIuk. not by words. Judge Tuloy, of Chicago, has made tho statemont that ovory time ho sen tences a "criminal," ho feolB like n giant placed lu his position by society for tho purposo of tnklng ntveune on vlatlnu produced by society Itself. " Tho oldest piece of writing In the world Is on a fragment or a piece or a vnan found at Nlpour. It Is an luserlp-, tlon In ploturo writing and dates iftoo fears before Christ, Tho University or Pennsylvania has obtained It. A person Is not dlntliiHUUliwl be eauso ho happens to hold u blah of (loo. Hut hn aan Hometlmes dlstlu kulsh himself by his oonduct of that pmoo. The Latt Excursion. The excursion season is rapidly drawing to a close, and in a short time the summer will be over. Recognising Jheee facts, and wishing to give ''the people one more chance before It Is loo late, the Corvallls & Kastern Railroad Co., have decided to run their last through excursion from De troit, and all points west to Newport on .Sunday, August 31, 1902, leaving Dotrolt at 4:ao a. m., arriving at New port at 11:30. and returning leave Now port at 5:30 p. m., giving six hours of fun nnd pleasureron the most popu lar seaside resort In tho Northwest. FATHER SCHELL HEARD FROM. Retorts and Asks Proof of Certain In- slnuatlon. Suraptor, Or., Aug 27. 1002. Since notice has come to me that the' Tillamook Headlight and a certain Astoria paper are throwing suspicious Insinuations at me. will you allow me to ask these guilty grumblers through the mediums of your columns to pui up any targets they may have against mo, and let the public se if they are made of gonulne steel, or of paper, or some other poor material. Will they lot me see those targets, so that I can take an aim at them, awl at their man ufacturers. It Is easier for dogs to bark than to bite. Let those grum blers come out, and I'll see that the public gets a piece of their business and political pedigree, free of charge. J. SCHBI.I.. If you are troubled with Impure blood, Indicated by sores, pimples, headache, etc., wo would recommend Acker's Blood Elixir, which we sell under a positive guarantee. It will al ways euro Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons and all blood diseases. CO ctn. and 11.00. D. J. FRY, Druggist o Revolutionize Mining In Alaska. Seattle, Wash., Aug. 27. Machinery which has heon taken to Nome during tho last two months Is oxpucted to revolutionize both prospecting and the m " TUT W The Sure Waylg to prevent Pneumonia and Consump tion is to cure your com wneu u appears. Acker's English Remedy will stop the cough In a night, and drive the cold out of yonr system. Al ways a quick and sure cure for .Asth ma. Dronchltis, and all throat and lung troubles. If It does not satisfy yo the druggist will refund your money. Write to us for free sample. W. H. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. FRY, Druggist. I HrilMBMMMlIOTM 9 I making loans and Investments of the reserve funds of the society, and has brought about the present meeting for the purpose of urging a full Inves tigation. It Is rumored that the dis satisfied element may secede from the supreme body, unless their demands are met. o How to Hurt Your Town. (Seattle Trade Register.) Oppose Improvements. Mistrust In ptihllc men. Run It down to strangers. Oo to some other town to trade. SURE CURE FOR PILES Itching Piles produce moisture and cause Itching, this form, as well as mind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles are cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Rem edy, stops Itching and bleeding. Ab sorbs tumors. 60c a Jar at druggists, or sent by mall. Treatise free. Write me about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. For eale at Dr. Stone's drug stores iiiw ceiiurauni unemawa oan.i, irom aclua, ,nln,nf. of goId on lho Hearing tho U. S. lndlon school. Of 23 pleC0H,'H ,.. Itnrfffnr nrfwriprtlnE inas ueon uono in winter eiwier j win iiit-ei uio ooai nnu discourse I.-- , Tho Thero Woodhum Independent says: would ho a hotter chance for pharloy Fulton if Mr. Oorbott's mem pry were not so good. sweet nniHlc during the day; thoy will also play at the departure of the ex cursionists. Specbti arrangomentH have been made with Prof. Albert A. Bhaw to give ono of his famous exhi bitions on tho unlcycbs and bicycle, which, together with the surf bathing, boating and open ulr concerts, will bo the grand finale of the season. This Is imsltlvely the last excursion from De troit, and the faro will be as follews: Detroit to Mill City. Inclusive, .2.60; west of Mill City to Kingston. Inolu- slve, J2.f0; west of Kingston to Max well, Inchmlve, JI.7B. Albany, Corval lls and Philomath. I.0; wnst of Philomath to Chltwood. Inclusive, It; nil points west or Chltwood, 78c. The last excursion, Sundny, August 31st. burning or using stenm JJiawcrs, which are slow and oxpenslve, nnd In the summer by cross-cutting streams. With tho machinery now being Intro- IB wnasejeBSBaMBSBMBnsesseSBMesss- It roBts $50'M) a yeor to sup ply Burlington dining cars with flowers. A lot of money, but it's wise ly spent Tlowers help,, as nothing else can, to beautify a dining car they refresh the oye fragrance fills the air they make you oujoy your meal. From Denver to Chicago the Burlington operates the most satisfactory dlnlngcar sor vlce In tho United States. If you go east via. Salt Lake City, Denver and the Bur lington routo you aro suro of good meals and satisfactory service. Try It noxt time. A. C. SHELDON, General Agent, 100 Third Str Portland, Or. HHMIMIEMIIBIBIBIEUBglfi MUD DEPART FOR 0?i3G8!N UNION PACIFIC Through personally conducted tour ist sleeping cars between Portland and Chicago once a week, and between de duced It will be possible to determine den nna- Chicago threo times a week, the value of the ground within a few vi. M.e scenic lino days at u trifling cost, comiiared to the prosont cost. .Mining experts declare that If the machinery now being Intro duced had been used at Nome three seasons ago the annual output of the district would now exceed $26,000,000. Lungtheti your fnoo when n stranger talks about locating In your town. Favors Newspaper Man. Among the candidates for superin tendent of tho penltoutlnry aro J. A. Foresters Talk Secession. St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 27. Members of the- United Order of Foresters are vitally Interested In tho meeting of the high court of the order In session here today, as It Is believed its future welfare rests upon the results of the meeting. Though tho mntter has been cloHoly guarded It has leaked out that a certain olomont of tho order, said to be lod by Judge James Schoonmnker. former supremo chief ranger, Is ills ( satisfied with the present methods of Through Standard sleeping cars dally between Ogden and Chicago, via the Scenic lino. Through Standard sleeping cars dally between Colorado Springs and St. Louis. Through Standard and tourist sleep ing oars dally between San Francisco and Chicago, via Los Angeles and El Paso. Through Standard sleeping cars and chair cars dally between St Paul and Chicago. Be suro that your ticket reads via tho Great Rock Islaud Route. Tho best and most reasonable din Ing ear Borvlco. For rates, folders and descriptive lit eraturo wrlto to A. E. COOPER, General Agent, Portland, Or. caicAgo I'ortland 8 pedal 9.-00 . m vis Hunt ington "MUntfe Xipren P-60 p. a. rlf. Huntington St. rial Fiutt Mali SUA p. m. via Bpokano TIME SCHEDULES From ronlmiU, Or, Pdlt Lake. Denver. FL lt4k fin a la a V, - "vim. vuinua, iumisai City, St. Louli, Cblrago and Bart, Halt Lake, Denver Ft. Cltr, St. Uula, Chlcajro and Kj at. Walla" WallarEowiMon, Bpokano, Wallace, Pull man, Mtnncapniia at I'aul. Dnluth, Milwaukee .Chicago, and Earn. ARRIVK FROM 4:0 p oi. 8:h'a. in Ida. m 72 " HOURS " PORTLAND TO CHICAGO- Mo Chance of Cars 72 OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland' 8 p.m. All tailing dates lubjcci to cnangt) For an Franciaco Ball erory S dari FIRST, LAST, AND ONLY VISIT 3 AL.BMfeDrn,y AUG. 28 Dallr except Sunday 8 p. m. Saturday 10p.ni. COLUMBIA K' 'Kit ToAatorla an1 War Landlngi p. ra i d. m. ex. Hwnd WILLAMETTE RIVER Btoamor Ruth leavoa Balem for Port-' land and way landings on Tuesday (Thurs days and Saturdays, about 7 u. m. For Corvslllo nd way landings, Mondays, Wedrosdavs and Fridays at about 6 p. in. 'A. L. ORAIO, M. P. BALDWIN, Gen. Pssb. Agt. Agt. O. It. A N. dock Portland, Ore. Halom, Or cJkU REVOIR' ' Another European Tour Arranged for Tills SU2ErUtT!ELV POPULAR HISTORICAL ENTERTAINMENT. J M DERS OF WILD WE THE WORLD. ST ilOUOH El An Educational Exhibition LIVING OBJECT LESSONS That rtmllj' mounn uorurtbin. 5 X -Lto "rf " "-- r-. v World's Mounted Warriors A Veritable Kindergarten of History O, C T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMEFS Pomona and Altona Leaves for Portland dally except tJuuday at 7 a. ni. QuickTime, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade at. M. P. BALDWIN, Ajt Corvfais&EasternR fi 20. Together with thoce truo born Pioneers ol the Plains who hnvo told the story of pro gress in the Qreat Drama of civilization. New nnd In. teresting arranKement of well known Wild West Incidents, such as The Stago Coach "Hold Ud", Cowboy "Round Up", and Attack on tha Haruaatlnn In lho US i What ts said to be the lurKost uuto nubile lu the world, and tha Urt Wtublnwl harvoster. as well, is now at wrk on a big rnneh In Oeutral Cali fornia, whom It Is IisIhk A in rut tlntt tOJKrf) acres uf barley. Ths blK tnaehlnt) eonslsta or a trastlon engine, eapahle of bamlllnx svnL)"ve tou ami which tukiM thtt plnee at to horses, a heador or iuowIiik wnehlae. which cuts a swath 36 feet, aad a thrwihlui; inaehlHe, all twuplete. The thrtwhlux machlue umiI header are nm by a M-hgrso-tmwttr onKlu,, eMtlr!)' wlirto tivm the traction machine, save that thsy both tNt sttmw from thei same holler. . . i l Me apparatus Wivm orw ths KrouHt at dlnrmt spemls. aeeonllHK (n tha thlskaess C tha snu. while all the time the thresher and headar an koIhk at full stKMM wkthar th RralH bo thlek or thla. The avwrase spaad mad t thn and a half miles a wha0iM tha barhHir. aad oae hundred arw a day can hlKhur tnitit lo flowa I ha thrvshttd Us tha mashn. Sec. Portland $ lwl uwhiijr has t (iww Th m& m l u wnatpou .-. zt.w.9 ..-w. vi iw KfSif I ' ,T!' w . iii v fr MiNm" It MK't tNwhiKK tha taddar of funis tr Hd hav tiros IS lushes wiU, HM Emigrant Train, &efi a VijKKffliBteire- $? . t . h AMP" "WflB. ASR..A tr. , ti iur '?.w r- i-?-T-r--. W wkMShi4: & .. msttzZJ&terC T HBlPV ySv -fiSfc?1" jMalif mv .Uv A I I m JfSjmfWE. f7!!ML Xmr'm. wira emrt-'LmmMmj'ms. imi .wsk smfm Jmk.i. ' . A MpHvtm$am took ' mTa aBt$Wl I V 'I ' i ii3i atmMF' &rM aylMnmi r&Xmri ' ml' ''' ffirSEmv&W v aMItm B7 Su WSy ' '' vf kn VIA 11)IiXtlirjW mjjq&fiu-T i Teaching facta nod uut i'ii tiitmu (onmlcd. FEATURE PILED ON FEATURE This season surpaainc its own vtupeudous self. Peerfess Riders, Warlike Psge.fils, Chltalrous Characters, Strange People, Than ever bclore prebcntfO Nations and Kociads, Pictures of Border Life, Eouestrlaa Teats Jnd Skill, Scoots, Soldiers and Horses, Fresh from field and foray JJ. S. LIFE-SAVERS. ATLANTIC COAST GUARDS. Thrilling Rescues bjtke Breeches Buoy, All under the personal cobih- J The Kiag of Thorn All ", OOLW.F.IIT, IFFfOBILL" Vnd NATO SALSDUKV. cterainerai. G-HLA3ST0D FREE '3X3?2lEHX REVIEW vr- .uw ... , ... ..., ti.vw fume ui i-nraue 10 oe announced. The aw rtukUuiti being the Tirid aad ' THRILLING MILITARY SPECTACLE OF THE Battle of San Juan Hill TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY. 2 AND 8 P. .. RAIN OR SHjKE- AdmXssioiSQ : cents - .' - children under years' 2 Rweeved Ss tending adaLrio l 00, on le at PifflMhrt Stfg JL tTIV"' m. m. m. m. m. in. rn". m. Time Card No, No. 2 For Ynqufna: Leaves Albany 12MB p. iuuvoa worvnius 1:60 p. Arrlvos Yarjulna C:35 n. No. 1 RetnrnlnK: Loaves Yaquinn 7:00 a. Leaves Corvallls 11:30 a. Arrives Albany 12:15 p No. 3 For Detreit: Leavos Albany 1:00 p Arrlvos Detroit G:4fi p. No. 4 Fronj' Detreit: Loaves Detroit fi-nn n Arrives Albany H40B n, ra. 'trains 1 nnd 4 arrlvo In AlbariyJin time to connect with tho 8. P. south bound train, as well as giving two or three hours In Albanv hflforn iin. parturo of S. P. north bound train. Train No. 2 connocts with the S. P. trains at Corvallls and Albany glv. Ing direct servico to Newport and ad jacent beaches. Train 3 for Dotrolt. Dreltonbush and other mountain resorts leaves Albany at 1:00 p. m., after tho arrival of tho Southorn Pacific south bound train from Portland, reaching Detroit at 5:45 p. m. . For further Information apply to . EDWIN STONE, J. Turner, Agent. Albf ny. Manager. II. II. Cronlao, Agent. Corvallls. J.W.McKee's Business College and School of Correspondence Is now In Its 23d year. Hvery teach er an expert In his special course. Our courses cover the entire range of bus!, ness operations. Complete Business Course, time un limited, by mall, $25. Complete Shorthand Course, afx 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 mall, $15. " J Theso courses are especially . de signed for those who have not tho tlme nor means to attend college, and stweially for those who have h9 prtvd of a common sohool education. Tho greatest care Is given to eaeh Individual student Diplomas awarded graduates. Send for particulars and state toe ourss you want j. J, W. Mckee, prlp. Au.rbach Bld0, Salt Lake, Utah. 1 g&ttiwi'iw i!iiijiiv.'pl- TSi"" "'"J."j-,i1fcM'. rr"-