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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1902)
nr-s .iipi!ppp r ztBm'MWuM. (Hte; !sjatipUr i.f 'li'i m . T j rW fA fr (j SKSSSS CHICAGO PEWLE'5 SARGAJN HOUSE. THE PEOPLE'S tt0tttfNw- wWefc frtrafHrt4MI n Chtt(4 8if, ItU tbelrr.prtefHj which UjSai Jj iffihr Irr. ire hMxmhtMWiiMHM vaHtytiMitf iri'Mur'foMiiilili faft w5er0 W fr1"" waatt Km fee CUeaf tttoiw-prie! Seek IfcHKm. Sasofafs for Wsdoseday and Thursday Only. W bey gkww 4 lHe' Me was was! Xfc Ladfes' ft. waafclrftlrt. ttf. & WS U4rwA? lg. Wnnwi feolf prle. JSHS ooa'eoarfsrto Mt Blanket, goo fl,&Hty, X. JBIg blanket for Wg; 4, 40, fife, fe and fl-0, grstfc TAtae. k4ea fM dreas skirts IM. US taly T skirts ;i J. Big ie-re for . The Store that Tells the Truth, McEYOY BROS,, Proprietors. gKRft. 4frH-f ! 1 1 ftf I HHHII1HH WH'M4 Oregon Blue Ribbon TAT III I Salem, Sept. 15tii-20th, 1902 jj Will Be Bigirer and Better Than Ever. t CASH PREMIUMS Send for Pentium List. f W, H. Wehrunir, Prcs., Ilillsboro, Or. ImiKininiiitnHHiiiiHiiiHiMiniiiiiiiiiiH Harvester sand Hoppickers Supplies Shoes that are serviceable and cheap --50c Ladies' Button Shoes, sizes 1 1'2 to 3 1'2 inclusive. 75c Children's Button Shoes, sizes 13 to 2 good heavy goods. Gloves in great variety, from 17c to $1.50 a pair, Men's Shirts, worth 50c, for 39c Ladies' Shirt Waists, only 25c each, Good Underwear, only 45c. Millinery Department just opened up with all new Fall Styles Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Nest Door to Owing to the rush In our otothlng trade we U until Saturday, ttopternber 13th, when every business da to give tlm public umny other articles of value at their Meanwhile In order to oloso w will slvo Immense bargains In clothing, ganU' furnishing goods, over coats blanket, table eovera In fast sell at about 60 cents ou tho dollar. S.Friedman, R. M. WADE us Tanner tjssi w 'ni w snr w nmn mnw mnnrs nMnwrnr Ivarge Watermelons 1 jumwJp bxSfi APPRECIATION. Dresa goods, cuttag flannels,, calJ eos, waistlng and glnfcbaais at rJdte uknly lew prices. All kinds of ladles', mf' sad chit drea's hosiery aad underwear afrock bottom priced. Wool opera sbawts , 7SL and fL60, bargains. Bast hair pins, paokage, lc. Best beauty piss, eaob, la. 10c pearl buttons, dozen, 4e. Beat Son's silk, ball, 4c. Men's f LOO felt bats 49a. t in ' ON EVERYTHING M. D. Wisdom, Sec, Portland. the I'ostouleo, avo decided to postpone our auction we will resume- tho salo. and continue dress goods, notions, underwear nnd own price, out business ns quickly as possible uveryUilnif.ln our ntoak Is rod u nod to 307 Com. St. .wtfrffirWW. Supply 7 FAR & CO. nansansannTIjfMminnnJsm and Muskmelons Regaiii Health. Darlnetbo pstt fl.ty years hundreds. There will be a great straggle be of sickly fntttr bve beea mtoted to tween arj ir-BB- Teddr Roooe. heshhbyflM. owcrHoiletler'sStewaeb ,7 , "Ba "" TefT Hoove Ullterr, and II do Mm, mds- for ym r" lu t presidential somina today. Try 3 Bottle ItwHbeaonzb tien. Who caa doubt the result? tocomif. . oi iu wenderfal vaiae with aH his heroic qualities Hoot- CHf lor DIZZfBttS, lBdltreStl0B,'rel, m t. aB, kan&tnntA bv DypetU, Constlwtloa asd Ceseral TfK w" aplu' '"Pped by Weakness. Tr. jaie ha cor Vt I- B, attltade s the treats. VJfC Stamp over tho neck of the bottle, i Ills attiutdc Is so attitude at all. UACTETTED'C j while Ilaaaa wIM wait aad Ami out JlUJ I CI I tlii O what the trusts want, and then bo- STOMACH BITTER'S Mtmbtn Northwest Afternoon News.' paper League. ' BY HOFER BROTHERS. n.ti., ft- v livi it lrfu.... Dally Thrse Monthiwio In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 60 CenU Ptr Month, Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avancs.' THE DAILY JOURNAL ONE ON MR. SCOTT. 8Bd rer accompnahlBg Bethlne;. r-i t. M. ..lTheoM leader has ilsfeatedaM efforts .... ...,. .... reliable reaata aboMt a public matter that it woah) not print. Here Is oae' from Itov. &CH0JI to the OrajfrMiiaH that It, aa usual, deellaod. JIoy. Hahell. as a matter of ethics, cuts too deop, and talis too much truth for tho ItepubHcan or Demeorat le organs at I'ortlaad, so THe Halem Journal must print his best communi cemmuni communi cateons: The OresoBian. In an editorial of September 3, 1W)2, Is sharply criticis ing President Itoosevelt for advising tho people In the following werds: j',When you play, play hard." i no euiior oi inc ureRoniaa ib roia- I tirely considered a qtiasl-gonlus In Or. ''.trnii. vol ftvnrv ilnv the editorial ! ogon, yet orory day ..page shows signs of great Ignorance, ; I and of unsound judgment Many ' ;' would pass for Intelligent If they had ' sense enough to hold their tongues, ! ; "When you play, play hard." means to do well whatswjvor you do, to apply .(yourself when you play. It does not '.'.'moan to put up a hnrd play. If the 1?Z'ZTZ'':Z an educator himself, ho would approve of 'resident Itoosevelt Thore Is no hard worker who Is not a hard player, there never wna and never will be. President Iloosovslt addressed lilin self, to thrifty people, who work hard to live, who need recreation consist. Ing In change of work, and not In Idle ness. The editors of the Kant work hard, they must print, nnd print Intel ligently for the people that support them, while the editor of the Ore gonlan finds ft moro remunerative by refusing to print rrmttms of public In terest than by printing thorn. Hchoin Ing la the Orcgonlan's hard work nnd hnrd play, but scheming Is a counter, fit of either true work or true play. livery man too lazy to work hard or play hnrd makes his living by scliora Ing. 'When you play, play hard" Is not, never wan and never will bo tho Oregnnlan's prlnolple, for this reason the Oregonlftn has kept out of Its fluid Uiroueh hard Renaming ovory compet itor to snvn itsolf from hard work and hard play. Hut tho editor of tho Ore- gonlan finds more pleasure In: "A book of verso underneath the IioukIi, A loaf of . bread, nuit Jug of wine and thou HIiikIiir beside me In the wilderness. Ohl wilderness wero Paradise now This mlKlit hs nil right for tho editor of the Orogoulan, but where does the rest of Oregon emtio In. You mlKlit become an Oregon sonntor, but never a senator for Oregon, Your Idon Is that Itoosovelt should bo prnsldunt for himself, uud not lie president In words and deeds for others. To play hard and to work hnrd Is honest, and to soliomo hard Is dishonest, Is whnt President Itoosevelt meant. When President Hoouavelt speaks, ho says something good and practical for the soul, and for the body of his hearors. something which Is needed at the present moment, hut when the editor of the Oreeonlau speaks, he Invari ably begins with: 'This oooaslon re minds mo of an old story," then oomosV a tale of some dead Oregon mosshaek. When President Itoosevelt speaks he Is nut reminded by old tales, hut he reminds his hearur of his own Ideas, whlrh are koiuiIub, nrliflual, and op portune, and which he acquired by hard work. Any man who, like tho editor of the Ori'Kulan, begins a speech with a tale of old Is Invariably at the ond of the string of knowledge. KnnwledKo Is tho result of hard work, nnd only & hard worker fully understands haw to pln hnrd. To work hard nnd to play hart! makes men etlleleut fur any ikikHIoh or culling, own for United Mates aeii' ntor Hchomlutt Is the oounterfult of both work and phiy, am) Its effect s purely seltUU nnd personal. Tho edi tor of tho OreKUiilan, as he said, doea not want to be sonntor "for Oregon." of course, but for himself, which ox plains nil the scheming nbout It The MUehsil victory has fatrU clipped the editor's oars, who then by a new schema though,! bust to Halts) also his hoofs nnd to grow a hairy tali, but n mule hus never yet become a !or through outsldo disfigurements. Salt Rheum You may call It watais, totter or milk erutt. Put no matter what you rail It this akin dldfthlhruHU in path that burn. Itch, Utacharxe a watery matter, dry and cats, uft Its eililrwo to the prvacnoa of buhwr lu the ayatoni. It mil contlMM to rxltt, annoy, and tr bl aimuIiw, m loay a thM humors RHtam. It la sltrsys radically and pwwaneatly curtvl by THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, VEDE3DAY. SEPTEMBER 10, ;Do yoo caH tie attempt wek or sea erne? MARK AND TEDDY. coaae their candidate. He will show to the labor orgaafaa. tloss that the trusts Increase wages. Increase the profits of baolneas. aad make steadier eiapleyrneat. All of Teddy's academic talk about publicity will land him nowhere, if ftin I runt a nnvrliwo nmiHinrllr anl If ...., .... .v.. .VH,.V..,, mm . iKikMeity would banner the trnntji. I '. ' ' lh u,re m j aterfereaee with prosperity by pwbllelty. Ilanaa is expreaalBg no opintosa. at ,eK()tat,OJl aaiHat tj,e tnwta ,nd(. ,fe hag Mt th9 Rapilb,ftaB party branded with a poller of Inac- tlOR against the treats, white tha flam- nonnclng the trusts, but eannot aaroa en any tine of action When Hanna gets ready ho will act. ami say the trusts hare prodaeod pros- perity. and must Iw let alone. Ilooserelt says they muJ he Inter- fered with, but has bean unable to get the party to do anything. When conereen mw,t It will l. th short session, and they can nut In all their tlmo on the aooronrlatlons. Tho trusts will eacane In tho great game of political bluff Mark Hanna holds tho winning cards. and will down the Invincible rotieh rider from the Western ranges. The Republican party will bo asked to go Into a national campaign and make war on the vary source of lu suocess In 130 1. it will refuse nnd follow Mark In stead of Teddy. THE SOCIAt SIDE. Thcro Is a social Injustloo In paying any official enough to ninko him a rich man out of one term of ofllcb. It is a social Injustlco to continue a system of paying state offlolals pop forming a more clerical function about five salaries. There Is only 0110 way to stop this and keep tho letter and spirit of tho Republican platform, nnd that Is '.o hold a npoalal session of tho legisla ture and pass a Hat salary law. Of course, thoro ara all hinds of rpilbblors who say It can't bo done, who don't want It done, who bollovu In the policy of Inaction. Tho Orcgonlan has never given a good reason why the Hat salary law should not ho enacted, although It Is opoBcd to n special session. Will It pardon us for asking Just how niuoh It will gain by defnntlng this reform, which It promised tho people, to hold their votes for tho ItepubHcan party? Will It help tho Orogonlnn or tho Republican party or Mr. Scott person ally to defeat the will of tho pooplo, and continue tho present grafts? Thoro Is a great social Injustlco In tutting 160,000 out of tho people tin necessarily, and scattering It among a llttlo handful of political pots. It Is the social Injustlco of the mat tor that will cut deepest Into tho ranks of Repuhhcnn voters If they nie glv en to undorstand that the pnrty delib erately decides to stand for the sys tem which Its own platform con demns. HELP THE FLOWER 8HOW. flnlom Indies who have fine nsters, sveot poas and other fall flutters should rend over the premium list .if tho state fair, and holp out the ex hibits aa much as possible. If the lady of tho house has not the time to make tho exhibit an employo In tho family can bo got to look after an exhibit, and thus luaru to take nil Interest In the fair, nnd make some nuiney, too. The (lower show Is usually left to tho grcenhuuso proprietors, but should be patronized by hundreds of our best people, who giow choice Hewers at their homes, and In their gardens. Tho How or show could be made one of the most attractive fjiatures of the fair if uur renders would get the lda Into their heads that It wan a dutv. and also a profitable enterprise. JOURNAL XRAY8. w dnya. ran all have a smoke those If ,ou are never tomptetl, you learn no Hwer of rosUtano. If tho stato fair will only keep off the rains until alter tho llth No trouWe In soil gotwU. Tho wis morahaut wwks off the ohl stork. An ArnWuH piovwh sayn ho who knovs-a. and Khowh ha kHwa la wl Tho state fair wtll We a roguktr Mount Poloo or tm4 thlnns In ac tion. o a 0 Tho state fair wedding will bo a so eial evout. No one could ho married under happlw ausploee. Do uot kiak about this weather or this 1 world. It's tho only world and ' only weather we've got tho If a monoiKily like tho water dllch j cannot bo tuado profitable, and afford ' ,to jMty taxs. for heavon'a sake what ' can? I I bo Yauhc won aad hnalaes won who han their all stacked as tie future el this txnrn abouM attend the Pab Clu mostlng tonight Whim a fellow's wife kisses hiss nowadays ke can't Im rare whether It to to show nor tore or to find oat what he ma Wm taking. Two MaMjc hcarUNi father would karat refaoo aa offer to exchange a baky far a wolto.od fox terrier during taethtHK Urn. If Ua ftoh aca thoss enjoins the barit JwtMral sasmnrea Hke our great water pwr hare got to be shielded frewt taxatfaa, how can the orilloary dtlM Mre? Governor Pletrhar came down from Jeffanwn thW waek to expraas his ap- 1..11 .m pm. u sa ..Hi f,. t 'imwwuuii vi im J"niai uuiiwriai , ,he h ,. te aH aiahory tha, Mmi matttre. ' Murderer Pardoned Oorornor Ooor on Tuesday after- i noon Issued a pardon to Wra. F. Deck- ' mMH- WMO was at tne state P"'ttlary In 18W. from Douglart , ""W. '' ' sentence for the mur4w ot hl w,f The aPPcatlon ,or crnann s . paruon nau me en idorsement of the sentencing Judge, memoeni 01 ue jury mat convicie-i n,m' nnn many or U1 Prominent cui 7" of Douglas county. Ueckmann I woni lo ' omnni1 yestornay aiiernoon. aml ,crft t0,,ny for 'nnesota, where hf "',ect,' 8Don(1 the remainder of "" "' "- '" '" ami r rennon oi ni niivanccn ncn nnu . been unable to perform any labor at the prison, and has ben & care on the prliwn management for sevoral years. n OREGON PIONEER HAPPY Oliver Beers Again Able to Be About Will Be Glad to Talk to His FrlendJ To the Editer: For sevoral yoars I have had a pain In my back, with kid ney, liver and stomach trouble. Dr. Darrln has cured me I will answer all questions at my farm on Mission Dot torn, ton miles north of Salem. I com mend Dr. Darrln to all In poor health. OLIVER IIEERS. The above outspoken rocommonda lion from a man so well known as Oliver Ileers Is ono of tho strongest reasons why people should look Into tho merits of Dr. Dnrrln's cures. The doetor will be hero until November 1st, and Is visited by scores of suitor ore at Hotel Wlllnmotto dally. 0 Walk Tor II. Nothing that Is of real worth can bs achieved without courageous working. Man owes his growth chiefly to that nctlvo striving of the will, that en counter with dlfllculty, which we call effort; and It Is ustoulshlng to Hud how often results apparently Impracticable aro thus made possible. Mokl Tea positively Cures Sick Headache, Indigestion and Constipa tion. A delightful horb drink. Re moves all eruptions of tho skin, pro ducing a perfect complexion or money refunded. 26a. nnd COc. Wrlto to us for free samplo. W. II. Hooker & Co.. Uuffalo, N. V. D. J. Fry, Druggist Owing to a "hot-box" the California ovttilnnd due In Salem at 11 o'clock a. m did not reach thin city unlit ahert ly before 1 o'clock this afternoon. The IncreaHeU travel cauaed by transport ing hop pickers RUa made It almost Im possible for thin train to run on schwl- ule time for the iwat ten days Good Heallli Is doubtlrss the lnghrkt human good It i eapcitallv so to wouirii ti hont it uteaiia the prcaen aliuii 01 bvuuU hdp nioeM in the home uiul the tiy nirnt Of wxrtal iluties. There tan I uu good health for any women who cut- j Tors msii woou 11 ly dlMMSc. He 1 cowjdexton i.uH Ilsr fleH lokes tt tlrnniMw. Her ejea arc dull hhc )uis no home h.ijv j)luewi, no socml ouloymout IXxtor lierr a lRvoile Iiecriv thm cure the dis M Hhuh de troy the health It eUlduhra reg ..i.t... .i..u .1.. 1 , I wwvj. i it in 'BiHnnnnnnnawaaannnn'ti u iMnmBmw l.ltf .Irani, BaBLBBSBSBSBBBSBSBR. liwia lunainma- tion and uk-eilion, awl turea female woaLmM. It gives good health to WDH. which uimus traueuil uer. a KOOtt aptwtite ami soumt tleep. "I a icrrat wAttcr imt yn g wMa j 1"M"IW t HWCWWII tt tDVMf, Mm tn. Matttr llaya, of TlHiubHM. UcDuoakl " VuH auMtltol MMH M HMI MM luf m new M. qVe a. dWenral ixma I ntver viHMMa v bar ff you vrbtn I fte U tw ta UWec itf afte I twuaictiecd taktrc fiwr MiajMttM l fM u fed bctur. 1 iMk nicniy iUMm4 wrh of the KavwUe rrbeHMlm ii QttUm MrtMeal lKunrr ' I tooVki a oHmiuiV tSf $ni time, and att (out ui I ...1.1 MA. ..4... rood the BtoMciBP hi, ' Hl I cms t nratM! ttuaik. 1 ulik - aMBt .-.jthiu. wk S i fin .a ,' nVnsV """" n """ i Dr. I'wrcc's MeOWal Ad-ir, in patr i "OKymr on receipt of at oiw- cant stamu to pay extteuic of mailiux ) Uo.S Y. I vant m iv ra '"' u maiiiHx l ma. ZXb JsjBHHHBaVBHnK mkw -mi :Hbbbw .MsVi 1 ' J . HVJ" "'J 'wi'sm . 1fr6l I r hh V 1. 1 bshbsbbI hsbhohsh1 nsHVnsnl InsB'usHH bbbhI m BMii rvSl -v-t iiiiui a mm SVSsnsn&raL rw -1 DEPART TIME i SCIIEDUt E3 Hssnl hSsXShhK Ir. Dtni.. roa rrom ronUnd, Or. tlnlr mjmi mtmur rTn &... ' - kw imikY - rjLm M Ul b II a ri. . J Uinr1 5?.. WR ass1- 'dtmSLWSSKmkSmwi ' .MJMalns VnEl" 1 if AtUntlo 7 N I HBHBMnHsl-Ji Ts via Hunt Iv. 'Ell ,. i . . ng.SMrf: lya l1 8t.pati K uQLh WiMJR E mm k rv 11 i w niM x . fc. NS "SVII j. "w nVJl D WW?. tl W. Ii W&k 11 d b w 11 - nx m -. k. BBBBnsi a mir vvfji x. iv :im of force .- iii r Most of the people of this city undoubtedly have laughed during the laBt few days In unison with practically the entire English speaking race The 'caU80 of tnc merriment has been a poster. Just put out by the "Force" I CompaDJ. of whIch a ,cture te ghown above. The first time one sees this poster made a mistake In putting It up. The second time he sees it lie is incuneu to the belief that something must have been wrong with the blll-postor. Af ' tnr seeing It a number of times It begins to dawn upon him that perhaps It j was done by design. This last conjecture Is the true one. for this poster has been put up In every city of over 5000 ! Canada, England nnd the rest of tho It, thorofore, you may know that you or part of the world The New an House will require Carpets and Wall Paper la these things we excel in quantity, quality and price I u 308 Commercial St Store at Salem Brewster & TObite Feedmen and Seedmen. Wholesalo and rotnll dealers In hay, grain, mill feed, flour, Bseds, etc. illghost prlco paid for hay, straw and grain. Free ilsllvory Prompt sorvlco. Rollablo goods. 91 Court St. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Tip iltnnaa . .l.u f . i" -" jwu u vujuj irom one 01 our tender and delicioni meats, ttcaka, lamb w. wuihiuuiu, teai cuiiots or pork, Oor moaU are all cat irom the fattest ami ortmeUcattle, and we can supply 7w. Mtuin mui ireea, nniriuoae and wholesome meats st bed rock prices. B. C, CROSS SALEM ORB Phon 291 ..BHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHr I "lUHHlW JnBwPBvK'rljJy2 snonni rnWORK lloMro Wo IS! 'A -Wk I've often been a vicl Food he thinks the bill-poster must have Inhabitants in the United States, United Kingdom. When you laugh at are probably laughing with the great- 1 and Albany. Next to P. 0. Salem, Ore. A Lucky Find But it'i hard toldud any'hlng better 'Tisacasiol.he.lth and ttrentrtli. Host this in mind: there's nothing to equal baiemibeor as a tonic and mild stimu lant. Cooling, relretliing', rourlehing lvi( Mtin4.it isapsrirot brew. Stncl ly pure, oi high grade and uniform in quality the beer par exrcllonce. Capital Brewery Co. Ur..M. Beck, Proprietor. Remember, We Relaunder Shirts. Collars and Cuffs. Botter than uew, our plant has been enlarged, prices reduced, and we are doing 100 ,w cml b6Uer work than ever beforo. as can be attested by our hundreds of well pleased customors All well dressed people patronize the Salem Steara Laundry, from Califor nia to Portland. Our work Is second to none. SalemSteam Laundry Col. J. Olmated. Prnn Doroua D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phone 411. 23n Lih-. c. ALL ABOUT YOU. nulWora are uams our luro . Jctlonof thao.lv aB4l patrong Why not wnti u. ,ui .. V r... V Z7C ' ",r 5aPl. and tha bus va.41. . . ""' Uul LJ " "" r --, ,ce onaiMM us to wooer Jr h-oso ana soan tkon,. jJJ Gedak Lumber Co. ffiHSS ". yWnHBt" tuCit 4. -A- 'car OREGON ShoitIine ad UN KM PACIFIC AKI JV KhtUI 9U Lake, belter. Ft Worth, Omh, Kn City, BU Loulf, CUIcp 00 l m d au FU.lt Uke, DenTcr Ft. Worth, Omhii, Knwi (1P. in City, 8t. Louu, unic8o and & it oL.l... U'.ll.ra I'lllI nin, hnnep"ll 8L Pnl, Dulnth,Mllrtikif Chlcpi nd Bui, 70 "" HOURS 7 ) rORTLAKD TO CHICAGO No Chime of Cs 1 OCEAN AMD RIVER SCHEDUtF From Portland' All iaIUnK datei iubject 10 cnangu ForanFrancltco Ball every 6 dayi 8 p.m. 1 i Dl Dally except Banday 8 p.m. COLUMBIA JB'VKH ToAitorla anA ttajr Landlusi 4 u n 01 Hit $ Buoraaj 10 p. m, WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamer Ruth loaves Pnlem lor Porl landand way landinga on Tuesday .Thurs days and Saturdays, about 7 a. m. For Corvallia nd way landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at abont 6 A. L. CRAIG, M. I BALDWIN, Gen. Fobs. Act. Agt 0. B. & N. docs Portland. Ore. Pnlem. ()r Through personally conducted tour ist sleeping cars between Portland nnd Chicago onco a week, and between Og don and Chicago three times a week, via tho Sconlc lino. Through Standard sleeping cars dally between Ogdon and Chicago, via tho Scenic lino. Through Standard sleeping cars dally betweon Colorado Springs aqd St Louis. Through Standard and tourist sleep ing cars dally between San Francisco and Chicago, via Los Angolca and El Paso. Through Standard sleeping cars and chair cars dally between St. Paul and Chicago. Bo euro that your ticket reads via tho Great Rock Island Route. Tho best and most reasonable din Ing car sorvlco. For rates, folders and descriptive lit eraturo write to A. E. COOPER, General Agent, Portland, Or. EBMalBIlEIIIKUIIIIMIIllHBIII a M 3 VI Solid the M s Year Round s The Burlington's track was built for keeps. It Is solid the year 'round. Burlington cars click over Burlington rails as smooth ly In April as In Scptomber. Burlington trains nro ns sure to be on tlmo In May as In October. Seo for yourself. Go East via Salt Lake City, Denver and tho Bur lington Route. It's the scen ic line. Lot me tell you more about it would be glad to do so. A. C. SHELDON, General Agent, 100 Third St- Portland, rw 3 M H M 3 M m HHIHIIXllllinIIHKKXflH2 Corvallis & EastemR R. ' Time Card No. 20. No. 2 For Yaqulna: weaves Albany .. Leaves Corvallis Arrives Yaqulna , No. l Returning: Leaves Yaqulna , Loaves Corvallis , mwm 12:45 p. m. .. 1:60 p. m. .. 6:35 p. m. 7:00 a. m. ..11:30 a. m. 12:15 p m. Arrives Albany .. NO. 3 For DAtrnlt- Leaves Albany ..... i nn Arrives Detroit ir P" m- No. 4 From Detroit'. 6 P- JaXSSS: jj--. PaSraof's la"LQJ b?o do- Trin xr ' "u oound tram Train No. 3 connects with tho q Jaeeat heT: vu w wport and ad- Train 3 for rwu n.,. other Dinnni7 ' ure'ionDush and rrroonDUTa.,0.rt.8 laves Albany f- &,5n " arrival oTtn'o trT'tJ&F from Portland r . VT Doun1 train 5: P. m. reaon,"S Detroit at For fni-o,... ,.. -" Juiormauon annl J- Tumor Arent a?W,N 8TONE H H fiUiEBbn Manager. , neeui, iwrvaula.