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.'V." ' 1 " " jffl IfW That He Will Be Nomi nated for Governor. ' ' overnoE T. T- Qcer came down from i Salem this morning, and is an Interested tptcutw r the many my political 'cne that ar belne enacted. He will : remain until after-the adjournment of the Mate convention tomorrow, Govern or Oeer la conlldent that he will again ' receive the nomination, and Unless Iere Is aome big trading done by the combined antl-tleer force thi afternoon end to night, hi" prediction are probably cor- ' ttcU - ' ' ' , RESIGNATION REQUESTED. .s f - (Journal Special Service.) 8ALF.M. April L The State Land Board ha asked tor the resignation -of D. F. Hardman. clerluof, the state land office. This action wa taken. a. TuH 'of Jlarumsn recent visit and active par- ' tiolpattam In the work tf the' Albany pri- i marlea notwithstanding that permission to be abeent from hla outlea at that time hni been refused. On Hardman'a visit to Albany he, or the tactlen wnk he led, wa Ignominleusly defeated.. and now to multiply hla agonf. cornea the request for hi resignation, which a tantamount to a dismissal. Hardmon'- successor has not yet been-appointed, but a-lctlon will probably be made at the net meet Ing of the Uind board. S CLOTHES. It la worth on whHe to'efep Into the fcoy department of Bea Selling-' a store, roriier f Fourth and Morrison streets. . If any Item among the latest elethe and Infinitude of up-to-date furnlHhlng for the little fellow baa been rerlook4 by the buyer for this store the visitor falla to discover what It Is. The style In ' yeuntrater' elothinf are approximately m distinctive aa , those .for men. Norfolk aulti In latest shades are shown a the leader (or boys from 4 to 18 years of age. There are so many fetching sailor suits for; the little ones, ranging from tVt to ii years of age; tb double-breasted knee'. 'pant suits are lnlgreat profusion for boys from 7 to 17 years; and the asaortment of youth's suits, suitable for 12-to-20-y ear eld young fellows. Includes chalk-line tripes, 'elive mil turea. blues, black, and til the latest weave. Mr. Selling has en at peoial pain to provide a moat 'comprehensive dinplay In this department, i and mothers are specially invited to In pect the stock at this the Spring period, when so many boys arr'lkted out for the ' valuing Bummer season; , , j . , , v l:; ENORMOUS NUGGil rjotJrTnj gpeoJar Service.) - GUTHRIE, O. T., April 1 Oreat excite fnent has been caused at Lawton by the 'ittwartblng by miners lit the , Wichita mountain of an Mi-pound nugget, , 'i per cent, pure gold. It wag found la lievtl't can on,' the arene of one of the ancient ' mines of the Spaniards, where ruany cruolbles havt been unearthed rs ceatiy.. - if-urr 4 GILBERT BANK RECEIVER." t-m h ( i iiiiu 111)1 ihiiiiiW A r jf ,y tl ' Journal flpeclat Service. ' SALEM, April. tH. B. Thlcltten .today Tiled an amended complaint for hi claim f I5M.7I a temporary receiver of fhe de funct Gilbert Wro.' Bankrta hitfh the creditor of' the estate 4pinr.,,.The ttJilnj 'wd ortglnnlly allowed by Judge Uellirigcr ,nd the demurrer sustained by Circuit J add Uols, o hat ttif uuuter'wld bow again come up In full , J 4 4 r"-k'? "i- ' ' 5 t r - .aaawT v . fl V 1 I ', J. V 1 w mm- WE y I i " f '.t,i - ' ' eWlMMHsaarMM HARD-tUCK. Thrice Jilted iii.a Xear, But He' I OefH f r..l Ol LIVeSi i I 4 - ! He earn Into "TPap' coffee house and edged up ta the oouuUr. Oreetlnga were exchanged, and then, wth a melodramatic- air, the young man said to "Pap": "Well. If all off between m and the f gtrlf her folk are nice, old people. She's pretty, -nut tie 'going to marry me other fellow. I shook hands wiUi lilin and htm my congratuladotis. He's too good for her. I musn't y anything fcgalnot him anyway, because f.e s a fel low lodge member.'' "Pan s' heart 1 as big as his hercu lean frame and he was properly sympa thetic. - Then the youngMnan with the soft voice and the. subdued air tried to "smoke up' and be clwerful. r "You ." he anld. It's really toe bad. That makes threw inside of,' a year,'' and the sad )gh that es caped him was drowned in a gurgle in his, throat as the gulp of hot coffee gilded, downward. "8h' still wearing my. rinrf. If no use. I'Te had all I want with girl.- I hall never marry," and be attacked hi mince pie with tremi'ndoua energy by way of emphasis. ' "Thaf right, my by.-' said "Pap," as he shifted Si avotrdupols from one foot to the other. "1 hope you won t try to go find do anything desperate like suicide, for instance." "No." replied the Jilted lover. "I don't dure to try anything like that again. I have made the attempt twice now, with in fourteen months, and I ant liable to be thrown out of "my membership in every lodge I belong to. It really 1 quite an unsafe thing ta do, you know." With uplifted hand, solemnly obligating himself never to marry, "no, never," lie blew out through the open door to the dusty street and was seen no more. SPRING FANCIED if. .Slcheihtbo' well-known dealer in hat and men's furnishings, ha at his tore, at tXH Washington street, one of the most attractive line of ascot, imperial, four-in-hand and t wing neckwear that was ever offered for ale in this ,ity. Mr. Bichel carries the leading manes or DREDGE WB WRECKED A shlpron 9t iKMnch pipe 'Irom tlie Kast, consign! to Bowles A-ltrow lof this city for Us dn the -old dredge, wa wrecked at p:lton, Cl, yesterday morn ing, and will 1 sent east for repair be fore being brought to Portland. Thl ac cident will not delay the work on the dredge to any nppreclable extent, a they were not wanted for lmmedtat use. DR. R. D. NORHIRIP OSTEOPATH - Trtat Sucetsfulry AB (lERVOltS Ut (HOIK DIStASCS i - jt . i EXAMINATION TREE' Office: 4 f6 Dekum Building. ', w Third, and Washliigton $ts. fCall fot llterattfre'. i.a.. a ? v v; . ? 1 goir hiri and ta the oi agent tor tne ary proxy, C. H. Carey presiaws-ana uuy, crlebratod Jameson hat. Gentlemen who Avillis wrfa aecretarv.. It wa alveg ut" oesire lo aim b iw einwri m- uu iuiuuiu f nai nf unt-XUie (woum not o itnujjima pay a visit to Mr, Slchel' place to study I 4ettwTnlnatlon of Mr. Williamson, tlab ' v . VTHm Hefeasftlnn ' iwlB hold another caocna . CAN . .. J. .. DR. And His Associates Are Now 342 You are inv ited to call; it wilUcost you money.by giving you as good profession anywhere in the worldii 1 tf . : v - l" fff '' '" lA DT5 fflBtHitWS ; -' Rebels captured the tew of BaraheBa, Santo DomUifo, but the government re- captured It 5tr severe, 4ghtin, ,ug.9tXX iMrsons were kUled or wounded. Trains across the lsthmui of rapgm o. HgAjg ku sifilillaon & - - II Th-.wie.e..i r.naf bill will follow the OhfriTe IJxclun bill in tho ".1.. The latter will be disposed r within f few days. The futwral proceslon of tho Ht fields und Butherford 4 and Wtt at Whltesburg. Ky., were attended by ZOO mourners, all of whom carried rifles on their shouldrs. . ' . . , . Harry White, secretary of tha Ameri ca n Ligation at London). Is ilkoly tq be- I coma Ambassador to itaty. v Two hundred painters, and - paperhang-v j era In' Butte 'have struck or an advance I of 50 cent per day. 1 .Ci All the cotton mill Operative, except (the yarn mill hand, uf Southern New.. j England have had their pay increased. .TohsIc Murrlson. accused of the murder of Mr. Olln Castle, because a rival for the affection of the woman' husband, and convicted of manslaughter, ha sur rendered to the Sheriff on account of her bond being nullified when the Supremo Court granted her a new trial. She will have no trouble in furnishing now bond. The erlmo was committed t pi Dorado, Kaneart ' -. : 11 T:ln?fr--!hJLiL5,ll, BT,bifr.T tractor Dean t Brldgport, O. T.. and escaped. They will b lynched If caught. By means of wooden key ix prison ers escaped from the St, Louis work house. . "- -,,'-.... ;l -; ' Willi Burton, Fred Van Wormer and Harvey Bruce are on trial at Hudson, N. y., for the alleged murder of Peter A. Hallcnbeck on 'Christmas Ev. Hal lenbeck waa called to his door and shot by three masked man. The defendants were round with th revolver in their possession. ", DELEGATES CAUCUS. The Multnomah delegation mot lat night in caucus and decided to cast its lrUmttLh4 U..t; It decline to b bartere away. J&Sai? BrtVZ-Ji-&Xllll nv ttt a .part -of the, delegar were present and these; were jfeprtnentod! v" t-"7 r. toniKht tv Uous the. aovftnorship and l T ICJbutnil Bpecfal BervU?.) SALEM, April t. The .highest niark touched o far In a contract for thi yer, crop of hop wa reached In tftlg city when an agreement between James B. Hunt of Nervals and Lillenthal Bros, wa tiled, whereby the latter agree to pajr 12" cents for Hunt' erop of hotw for thl year.., The quantity 1 U.OuO Itound. Another contrart wa filed between W. F. Buckner of Jefferson and the IS. Wat tenberg Cpmpany of New Ifork for 8,000 poutMb at ; cents. f. '-;,', : j. ....' ;. " '" ' ' ' Oregon Fruit at Charleston. Secretary Reed of the Chamber of Com merce ha received a letter from-Co.o- some very One apple in th exhibit, but regret mat tney are not Detter,-ns tney are nut representative Ot the resources of Oregon. He also regrets that hi ha not more of them, there being only 40 In the exhibit. 9 Missouri, lUlnol and Other A t Uteit have a large amount of cold tqr- I tlmt. though they look fine, they cannot compare with the Oregon frUit In siae,' color, flavor ana paiataDienaa. iiwt r I I: SAVE i WASHINGTON STREET, . TELEWDNEQjK MUNICIPAL: STATISTICS. A few Ao Sacretarv itoor Ot th Board of . Trade rrot the mayors of flfteea ettles bavtng a. oopalatUn of HV CM or thereabotttsT for Information garding tbo m paid by th i9T ear, telephone, water n4 ligtmng gr vico. , .thm Mcmary ot th .iU, Chamber of Commtrc ha rwpocded. giving th desired information. KgM lllgr ifliajnnnBa PMIH. am aasKVaV. ' " charged for "We?? Jk7'V773 tn l4lAM I t1U and 11 for ten nartv lines. There I 10 a rate' of 5 for business telephones on the limited plan, whin include 10 con , nections. and additional rail ar cbrge4 for at thacrate of t cent each. Too limited telephone ar operated by a nickel 1n h olot arrangement, ror private exchangee, the charge is 118 for six telephone, and fl additional for each on iri,'ijc f:. .. ; Th street fr far I I cent cash, or twenty-flve' tu-keta for 1. Universal trmrwfenr are gllowed at all intersections oa.easb. fares.. No.trnfers are allowed on tickets excepting for school tickets. Ticket for chlldreiiattenfllng school ar old at the rate of forty fof $1. with th privilege of transferring at all Intersec tions. . . .: .- r ', jJh fctrts- lighting rates ar a toU. City tight. i arc all night every night, K per month. - City light, SO .-p. Incandescent every night, 11.25 per month. . Arc lighting mostly on meter. . .' , . . , ...... .k.wlna th Pnt net rate for serle arc. Nu discount la allowed ror prompt payment. Thu. It 1 seen that the rates auoted above are JO to M!:ver -cent tower ..than they are In, Portland at th preaont'.tlm. y pgEGON CITY. :t ? " (Journal Special Servica.J ; ; 1 , OREGON nTT. 'April 1. Several of th Clnckaraaa County-delegate to th Ilo publican state convention positively as sert that there la no truth in the tate mnt printed In a Portland pa pee- yes terday, that they would trade for support to Porter for State Printer wtth either Qeer- or Furnish. While th delegation la iillid Ar. tLuKlnp. Pnrtip (nun flrSt turn .win iniMiuniMitiv uiimrt ueer. a though they Twer elected on- an 1 antt Cleer ticket. At the county eonveation two oi lub.- atvoweu ueec uiK.irit. m County Judge Gordon K. Hayes and Rep ; rfsentativo t. L. Krue i!' defeated ohly hy. six t0i(V nine vyjusi weapeetiyeiy. M, MUivey, a ptoneer reaiaens, very low with canbef of'thin h, .and It Is believed that he will dt I' hnnrk. . I ! A AM ;' t Srhe delegatl to th Wft-a ltrlcr Con gieMlonal cohiventlon ' left" for Roseliurg on the overland train last night. " Stat Senator George C rownell wa (o hay accompanied them, County Judge Ryan having agreed to furnish hjm wttha proxy. ....v ?;' ,. -'',' . , ,, I,, , , . ,. i TODAY'S WEATHER. A dlsturlxince of decided character has made Its apearance off the mouth of the Columbia river. It will slowly move in land during th next 21 hour and cause showery conditions to prevail in thl dis trict, with mlid temperature . It I decidedly warmer In Southern Ne vnda, Ii tab, Colorado and New Mexico, and -slightly warmer In Eawlero Wash tngton and Idaho. In the Middle West It Is unseasonably cool, with freeslng tem pt ratdre In Kansas, Nebruska, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa.'MlneotH and th Dakota. The bar 1 smooth, with a light wind. The weather f cloudy. - - I -1 . t I ,. L OREGON MONllMEfi T FUND r i The- fand,; tohe srectlon of monti tnent tot tie. memory of tji Oregon vol jinteer who' are burled itn Illvervlew 4i III 1Q y v 11 , THE DENTIST Located in Twelve (V if i.:; iff you nothing. If you HiaVeiork done service asfotf cafn Hoi V. r ii- -r .. s. v. n iicininiip KssssASsr ' ' "- saj . wssss i'-''. ,. vfiiK i' ' -'a -S11.' . . -'.' S'-Vtl-Jt sito' j.Vr. jw.-r. Cemetery I ateadlly Increasing. About 1401 , wa received . during, .the montn of Mnrch', making the' total sum to data M&fi. Thr jceroaln aboulX5 volun teer yet to be paid, and it la thought that their contributions will tncrease th fund to ll.JUO or f.,400. OoneraF Summer, the custodian of, the fund will call a meeting of the General Commute soon to aecara . denuro and - take other steps toward th erection' of the monument. SALEM BRIEFSri ; w fJearnat Special 3rvlco. ' ; SALEM.Upril XMrtf: V MfSlters of MlltorvJfwaV fc a' new rrrnir t the Chema Way Indian, Hdnonl. She will pel " iorm the ,dutlesWI iartaistant matron of the jboy'drmHwr&-.M.4' Aj A; - . j Wrrt. Prown, Jh. : JMCCornack nnd J. J. Murphy ;r all .three carrying roxle front th.' Jlarto 'County- ,-Congrealonal delegation." are In Roseburg attending th Congreeelpnal convention. They are - In. truct w'QpngraMjv ftmffuo; , 1 Thom Wood, Under ntoM yif on and a half yeara: for -larceny m a ware hous,'ra ecervd from I : ma HI la Coun ty at the penitentiary Monday. J. W, Ha of Portland, Inspector of rural mall route for the Pacific Coast, conducted an examination for applicant for the pogitiorf of carrier In Salem ye- Treat all disease acute and chronic, holding ait i unrtvalad record In ehronlo and nervous diseases, spinal affections, and disease of women. Call or write for "Osteopathy Explained." No charge made for conaultatlon at office. Dr. W. A. Roger A. T. BtlU .Bohool of Osteopathy, Kirk . vllle, Mo Dr. 0. Lord Oates Only, Lady Graduate Ot-Otopathy In 5 - - .iim'.. ;-i,'r """.',' ' - Phono, Main t? ,i'.'v i, ;;"?'.,:'vOffloe. 133-1-4 " MAROUAM QUILDIN it Osteopathy . -'"if- ei"rt,'y".. - .'''iwt r:-s ' r, 1, .tH'li--rlr -Splendidly ' Equipped Offices at CORNER SEVENTH. -. T HIalYMlNM lgBaajBaaJBiBaB fttfritHOT 61 b'sssssssKatscsTXSxmmaKts ----- - - .... . . y . I CITY BR.EWERY- Bottled Beer Specialty :'J- t-rflt and most complete Etab!lihed 1862 Tlphon No. f.$L:4- Get your orders In early and give your wood' .' t : .'. to dry. '' '-" - " 1 " Offica: No. 80 TW'8trw'.i'ti1' - , . ... Ore. Phone, Main S63. . ColutnbU, 373. ., POFLTaWANPt OR terday. He left on the 'southbound train for North. Ontario; Cat. . . Robert Hlil, an aged man 'from. Kla math County, "and t Augusta Honness of Oregon City were entered a patients at 1 tne state Aayiunt for tne. insane yester- dayj-' ) ,-."'.." f-f'" ;.',': -i--' i.":. ."..:-;. - The amount received by the State Land Office for the, month of, March, $49,SS6.44, establishes a. recerd In the history of that Institution since the commencement of the term, of clerk.- ? .. V- ': M. : I, Chamberlain aa ABOUT PEOPLE. - Max Bhlltock haa returned home from a week visit to not late, union uounty.ii v.rv much lmnrnved In hesdlfn. , - .'. ' 4 Mr. ' C. - B. Sawyer1 and : family, eon Istlng of her daughter, the Mhtae Vel ma and Floy Sawyer, and her son. Mas ter Edward Sawyer, have returned from an extend yllt at Harper. Kan. They were -away nearly 11 month. During Mr. Sawyer ,tay there her father, M. C. Stewart. dUd.. It ia possible taht tb family may again take up tt residence on the East, Bide'.--; - James Milter returned last evening from a visit to Aurora where he spent Easter. Mr. and Mrs. W, U Bobb ot Astoria are in the city. 3. C. Hayter, editor of the Polk County Observer, ia In town, R. M. Boyd, "the Seattle agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee c St Paul, ia in the city. , . . , :. :' A. McLaren, city ticket agent of the Spokane Fall Northern, at Nelaon, B. C, i In town.. Hon. William Galloway of Oregon City wa In town. Mat night. ' F. W. Benson, of th Douglas County delegation, came in from Roseburg last night. ' , ' Robert Ford, agent of the Chicago, Mil waukee 6 St. Paul at Seattle."! In the city for a few day. , John D. Lee. superintendent ot the State penitentiary, ta In , too city. . jt ,-. ' , ( Mrs. and Mr. Frank I . Woore, if 6a ker iCtty are. in town, Mrn Moor, is !a delegate to the atate and county conven-. tlon. After these meeting adjourn, Mr. and Mr. Moore will Vlalt California. E. W Bartlett.. Register of the Cnlted Stat land office at LaOrande. 1 In the city watching the trend of ; political event. .-j.- - '..,f :' 1;. ?5 -,i J ;. tliey will save p. m. ; r:t.': liiilff:;' br in the Northwest , " , fl PORTLAND, OREGON C.GCCWO. the Oreat Chinese Doctor I called groat be cause Ms wonderful ' cure are - so well - known throughout th United States l'and because so many people - are thankful to him fur saving their litre from operation. He treat any and alt diseases with - pow erful Chines herb, tiuiM buda. bark Si J : veeatablaa. that .-i vr:12 I.-eea-H entirely un. Umi rmdla,;Thl famou aoctor nowa the t-action of over m . remedle .that he h, uocfully used in M different , . dlseaea. H guaranteeas to cure catarrh, aftsw. lung troubles, rheumatism, nervousness, stomach, liver, .kidney, female trouble and all private disease. Hundred of testimonials. Charge moderate. Call and e him. CONSUITATION FREE. Patient out of th city writ for blank and circular. Inclose tamp. Addre THE C. OEH 'WO CHINESH wi-hvnb CO.. 1SU Third' street. Port- . land. Or. Mention thl paper. BITS OF SPORT. The University' of Oregon track team la now In active training under C. A. Redmond. They expect to be In excellent form for tho Intercollegiate meet in May. W. O. Trln. the regular trainer, will follow the circuit with a airing oi horse and eaanot devote his time to th Oregorr boy, thl season. f - - Charles E. Iadd and Jonathan Bourne, are back from . Callfornls, where they participated In aome ' lively games of golf. The Sellwood links will soon be In good condition here. , i - C. . C. wGibaon, yaluaWf P,n'tr' "PHnten BojfVha'bn OveredThe dog wa found in c1ttre'6f oneof th railroad employe at Th Salle. LIKE FINDING MONEY. Th trading check In the advertise ment of The Journal are tike finding money. Have you en them T T" ' - it - :z :.-' 4- . I ' V s I N .."v ' .' 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