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Newspaper Page Text(Iflff W"U" liiHWU" -l'."MA.XlPtlL. . . .ifcL-M THE DULY JOIffiUL Member Associated Press. Metater Northwest Afternoon Newspaper ttapie. PV HOFKH BHOTHBUB. SATUItDAY.'JAN., 18, 1002. Dally One Year. $4,00 la Advance. Dally Four Months $1,00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier SO tents Per Month. Weekly One Year $1.00 In Advance. THE INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK AT SALEM. The extension of Industries that em ploy labor Is of the utmost Importance to any community.' Tha field for such enterprise is null very largo at Balom. Th9 two industries that employ most labor are hops and fruit. Tho outlook for bops for this-yoar is good. Tbo price is an ndvonco on last year. Fruit crowbill lias a bettor prospect than over before Growera aro botlor or ganized. Transporters aro more awako to the necessity of making markets. Tho Balcm fruit orower's union has a good prospect of making a reputation for our email fruit that will provoa gold ralno. Increased acreago of etrawborrlos Is bointt tmt out. The flax Industry is bonnd to como to tho foro In tlmo 'on nccount of climatic conditions making it poaslblo to grow tho flbro equal to tbo best in tbo world. The building trades presonta favorable outlook. Both publlo and prlvato build. Ing will bo carried on qulto extensively. Tbero is a good flold at flatom for an other sawmill plant. Tho new law requiring a cash road tar will givo employment to labor. With two or tbreo hundred dollars In money exponded Judiciously where It is needed will produco hotter results than much inoro tha o'd way. If the pooplo of this city would oxpond half a million dollara on tho construction of Borno first-class boulovards tboy would bo benefitting tbomsolvos. That would make & rod lottor year for this city. Tbo formation ollmprovomcntloaguos, tbat would aqroo to improvocsrtalu dis tricts of tlio city with a vlow to good ef fect upon tho whole, would Inaugurate a nuw era. While tho outlook Is favorablo from tho standpoint of tbo employment of la bor fJaloni pooplo need to bo aroused to tho necessity of making this more of a city and less Of a cow pasture AGRICULTURE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Tho grango Is landing off In advocat ing teaching of ngrlculturo In tho publlo schools. Tho average boy and girl turned out of public Bcbool and othor schools has wore wants to gratify and moro noods to satisfy and moro doslres to ratify than ho has ability to moot all tbo rest of his natural hfo. Ho has ability to use tobacco, or she lias a tnsto for bonbons and perfumed chowchowa. Abovo all they want an easy position at n salary. That Is not tho fault of tbo schools but of ndofoctlvo system of society. Noxt to producing divorces mod ern aocloty produces a divorce from labor, or tho Idea of ovor earning money by honest labor. Whoro aro tho boys learn ing to bo stono cutters, brick lnyors, plasterers, blacksmlthn7 Tho grango turns to agriculture. A boy that could plow or barrow or culti vate well would always bo sure of em ployment. It ho could plant and raise a crop aud not wear out tbo land ho would bo worth something. If- boy or girl could plant a path of atrawborrlos aud tetid It iutolllgoutly or raUo a flock of goesoor turkeys, or know how to graft an applo tree, or mako a good garden, It would bo somuUilng this aldo of tbo poor farm. Bo tho grange idoa la all right. It loads to labor. There li salvation In labor anil llttlu without It. Johnny gets out ot school and begins hanging around . and running tho streets with Jennie, Tboy get married and thou thero aro IHllo tow-heads to care for, Uut to produqo anything to feed, clothe or odu cato tUeta tow-heads of theirs Is mother question.' "Tboy havo learned no trade. Tboy can't run a cow, mako a garden, or do auythlng but consume, and must havo a Job. Who Is to furnish employ ment for all the oduoatod pooplo whoso education has not made them producers and had taught thorn not to labor? COUNTY TAXES AHD STATE TAXES While Marlon county ta uou pretty clpto to tho J 10,000 mark on oouuty ex pannes for tho past yoar, Claokainaa couuty la up to tho 170.000 mark. Theaa figure aro to be tho bails ul the state tax levy for thoaa two oountlei for the noxt fivo yeara, Marlou'a percen Uga ol tbo atato tax, as compared to qiaokamaa, will he as 40 to 70. Marlon couuty hai had a reasonable economical busbies administration while Olaoksmat has bem run on the old po litical boodle yoatieklo-uje-Itloklo-you push plan. Tho people pay the differ, oueo, tl la uteleaa to tell tho people ot Clack aiHM eounty that push boaaea like tho tllQn. tfeo, O. llrownoll, who la one of he bwfc fellow In the world, at tho b'faoyf Wi ort thera deafly aud cost tha wbola state. The4r oounty ia. joorr than Marlon.lta people ara poorer, It ought not to cost as much to run. their oounty as It doea Ma rIo. But JiUs, tho to ataudards of h poUUolanij tha bad education and vleWc pMoy ' ier PJ'lt!oln " " dliag old Olaekaua with more tbau her Jut they wllUot heed b arguaveat Mb, whloh U against booille moth. 4. They wlU lUtaa to tha alren volttt til 4t wliwJbM orator as he wave tho ail Hut all uen- with glory, rallleathe J2 EDITORIAL . I rommnn noonlo anil loads thetn on to! victory against tlio oppressors Derations. and cor I the PORTLAND SAVINGS "" FRAUDS. This stale has no law to protect tho peoplo against wildcat banking. Tho old Yollow-dog currency of the state banks before the war of tho rebolllon was not moro inlqultlous than eomo of our banking practices. Tho Portland Savings ban mat, weni busted somo six years ago has Just been dragged to a conclusion In tno conrw through a receivership, ui course u.. was nothing In that for anybody but the gang that worked it. They got fal ral- aries and all that thoy diu was accummic to law. ., .. i Who over heard of a court disallowing anything a receiver did in a busted Ore gon bank caso7 It is preposterous. A receiver la divine. Ho Is Infallible. Ho cannot err, not even In computing his own pay. Out of tho millions in that bank at Portland, a paltry, wretched ,11000 is ac counted for. Tho Into D. P. Thompson was a stockholder and director. Other rich men wore Interested. Tbo operations of such a bank, or rather such a stato banking system, which is nothing but a permit to rob, never hurts- the rich. Tboy como off whole. The poor and tho industrious aro the victims. Hut ihn ntrntvershlo uarnishes with tho respectability of legal proceduro what Is In Itsolf highway robbery In tho nnmoof a necoiaary public servlco bank- Tho many poor people who lost tholr all in the collapsed Portland bank havo long since beon forgotton. Tho roll of honor of tho Institution is composed of tho bank wreckers, tholr beneficiaries, tho lawyers, tho receivers, tho whole cotorlo of participants In tha fraud. What a mockery Is this so-called re ceivership procedure. What honest man but revolts at that way of winding up tho assets efaonconoblo, substantial and respectable business. A person had better bo loldod up In tho colls of a boa conntrlctor. Ills disappearance would bo at least honorable aud could bo honestly oxnlaluod. This stato needs a decont state nanaing law. THE ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING. It occurs noxt Monday. The annual report will bo read. Bomobody will movo that the report bo adopted and tho tax called for be levied. That Is donn ana then thero Is a hurried adjournment. The S.ilom school tax Is a great dual higher than In Portland, and as tho schools In this city only teach tho Ninth gradoln ono sohool, while Portland tonoh os that and has a high school. Why is this? Is it not tlmo the rocord was broken and tho school mooting did not adjourn lu silence? Whoro is tho Influence to como from to rIvo bettor schools ami lowor taxes, if not from tho pooplo? It does not seem to como from any other sourco and it la timo the people took a hand. All voters at tho school election havo a right to go to the annual school meeting and so baa any citlion. In several of our schools tho attend, ancohasrun down lu the hlghor grad until tho principals aro teaching but a fow children. It Is Bald tho pooplo aro too poor to send them after they up toacortaln age. Thero is llttlo uso keeping principals at big salarlosunloBs these hlghorgrados are to bo taunhtln all four largo schools of the city. Only a part of the pooplo can afford to aond their boys and girls in tha Halt School to taVo UVOtl tile ninth grade. A Balom Methodist mintator in a pa per in Tim Jouhnai. said ho was opposed to any grade above tlio nluti being taught in tho publlo schools. He may bo right but other American commu nities do not concur with him. Hut wo must cither have a lowor tux or somo one must give a fairly Intelligout reason why higher gradoa aro taught lu all tho cities and many of the towns of tho atato. Como, let us reason together. Tu Journal urges all tho pooplo to turnout to tho mooting of taxpayers next Monday evening, Tlio publlo school is our ono Democratic inetitu tltlon, It stands for equal privileges tor all the poorest and tho richest. PROSPECTS OF ORANGE CROP. Iu splto of a sandstorm In Southern California thore will be 20,000 cara of fruit snipped from the oraugo belt, aud the prices will bo better than the qual ity. The crop this year Is expected to (all four thousand cars short of last year. Present shipments aro about 00 carloads a day. The fruit averages smaller than last year. Frost has not damaged the orop up to tho presont but the summer crop of lem ons is expected to be short. Thore will bo larger shipments of vegetables from southern California than over belorti. The problem ol distributing fresh frulta and vegetables Is ono that is ot great Importance D the people, as oon- autuptlou Is only limited to the means ot rapid and general distribution. The masses ol the people iu this country the United Btates oousumu more Irerh fruit than In any other country. The health o the people is promoted by consumption ot fresh fruit. THE OPENING OF THE COLUMBIA Holloa Parker of The Dallea asks us to boom tbu opening ot tho Columbia and tend marked coplos ot the paper to Senator Mttohell and Beuator Turner on behalf ot the oppressed larmera ot tho lulaud empire. We shall do so but do not want to be a party to deceiving the oppressed farmers Into believing that (lie Columbia will be opeuod while anyoue now living il alive. Senator Mitchell has been whooping things up (or the oppressed farmer (or twenty years and so have the rest of the LpollMeUui. But tboy are nearer stripped . a f . il.M viit KnfrttA. of tnoir Deionginaa wi .. - r ranr. th wntnr lavoreu a um .u. I tbo Inland farmers on behalf of a Portage I . . ii ..... mahI.I lialll , IUBV nuuii. ....... for actual post. Il their grain around got five votes. In the meantime the polltlcans of the stnto havo taxed tno Inland farmer enough for icalp bounties to havo paid for that portage road, and tho Inland farmer elects si.ch statesmen and goes wild for Mitchell. lleforo Mitchell and Turner over got to Washington inoy ijrvh " up enough frco pasres on themselves, tholr families and friends to mortgage them to the transportation syndlcules for life. It costs several hundred dollara to travel with your family In a luxurlouc palaco car from Oregon to Washington The people jmy theso senators big salaries, pay them mileage, and then they tnko "courtesies." Is this fair? Is it honest? Thoy all do it. Does Hint make it Just? bhnll this fnrco ever end thlssldoof stnte socialism or anarchy7 That might bo worse. Hut talk about Bavlng the oppressed farmer? Long suffering Mow, look down .rem Mt Hebo and lead thy children onto moro out of tho wildmiesi. Yet, Mr. Holloa Parker, thy wish shall bo gratified. We'll rend Mitchell and Turner marked coplos on behalf 6f tho onnressed farmers and "others' of tl a Inland empire. Uut wo might as well placo straw berries beforo a wooden JricknaB, so far as the farmer is concerned. He la worked to a dead finish In tho game of politics He's easy. The Blot machlno victim Ib n financial genius compared to him on election dav. Ho ia duped by tlio truato and tholr confidence men and will bo lor somo time to como. THE BATTLE OF THE PEOPLE. Tho battlo to Inftieo buelnoss methods Into our itato ndmlnlalratlon must bo (oucht out by tho diiiutoreeted citizen- nhlp of Ofouon if it Ii to bo won. Tho politicians, thoeo holding olilcea, tlio liungera-on of the legislature, thoeo who ko to tho legMaturo to promote poraonnl ichomca and Rot ofllcoa or lra(lfl, cannot bo trusted to favor any business reform. A buelnoss administration of tho city of Halem bIiowb for thrco yeara con stantly Increasing revenues and con atantly decreasing oxpondltures. Tho pamo progrnm backed by the eatna class WWW8JajS(M A FEW OF OUR PRICES CALL AND SEE THEM. m m W m h S 4f m1IMB wi W"1 frt ' ' " nMjMI I iW4inyiij. i'. . i ; "I wish you to publish my letter stating tho grand of foot LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND has had on my health. 1 1 woseufferine to such nn lUinv nhvniclan thought an Your medicino having been recommended to me, I decided to try It. After using sovoral bottles I found that I was cured. My system was toned up and I suffered no moro with my ovaries. Lyiliu E. Pinkhara's Vcgolablo Compound is the greatest boon on earth to suffering women." Mxts. Anna Aston, Box 13, Troy, Mo. Ovarian trouble Is serious troublo Every woman knows this. Frequently sho has ovarian troublo when sho thinks sho has only a "pain In tho side, ah at onco sho finds herself unablo to walk. Bho la a sick woman. An operation, dangerous and oxrenslvo, Is tho usual procedure, and, at best, sho can expect merely to gather together tho shattered remnants of health after a tedious BlrU8Ma8ny times this is necessary and many times it is not. It is wise for every woman to bo convinced that ovcry backache and sldoacho, evory abdominal pain, Indicates something wrong, and something which will not go away itsoll : or be driven away by hard work. It la also right for every woman to know thi .1 for evory disorder of tho feminine organs Itf" E. I 'I.nWmJH VcffGtiiblo Compound Is tho perfect treatment, that It la tho modlcino always safe to uso and always certain to help. .... , ... v. . When your health nnd perhaps your lifo Is at stake, la It wise to pass by a remedy which holda tho record for tho greatest number of abso Into cures femalo Ills and which Is rccognlied by tho profession to bo tho groatest medicine for women In tho world, and accept something else which yon know littlo or n0thRoad tho records of euro in tha letters liko Mrs. Aston's printed regularly in this papor, and if you aro sick, do not bo satisfied to take a substitute for Lvdla E. Plnkham's Vogotahlo Compound. 5 000 REWARD ol officials can do tbo samo iu our stn o aTair8. But tlio managers of politics nnd political combines cannot be trusted to carry Into effect uch pollcios. Tlioro Is no boodlo In them. They do not want to hold olllco nnd ronder service on a business basis. Tub Jouhnai. is backed In this fight to onforco a business "program In stnto affairs by many prominent and actlvo Republicans, many of the newspapers of theBtatoand some of our presont state officials. Uut unlets tho facts can bo plncod porelitontly before the groat mass of tho The New ... CKSH . . . Shoe Store 303 Commercial Street, Opposite the Postof flee. M 00, Ladles' Box Calf, a good Winter si oe worth ... W 00. U 00, Ladles' Fancy Vesting top, a nice dress shoe worth (5 00. $2 00, Ladloa' Blaok Cloth top, n fine shoo worth .l 10. f l 'Hi, Misses' Kangaroo Calf, a splondld school shoe worth ft 50. l 00 Ohlld'a Kangaroo Calf, a splendid School shew worth l 86. I 50 Baby Shoes; we never forget the little oues, worth f 75, Cash 5bo? Store son Commercial Opposite the Postollice 1Wa8i61We ". .'.'T7r;v.:7T-TT'"lMT. j.iikidMatirTrMi'1 3r mps. ANNA ASTON Hfc WI. i . i '.".'." i iii TTiii extent from ovarian troublo operation vtould bo necessary. We have deposited with the National CltV Bank. of I.vun, liooo. which will be palu to any per eon who can find that the above testimonial letter is not Kuul nr, or ws published before obtaining the writer's special permission. J.TDIA 15. I'mCIIAU MKDICINU CO. people no great reformation can bo pro duced. For s x weeks The Jotm.vAt, has given a page of its dally, a page of its wcokly and a page of its special edition to this cnuso. Tho paper has boon sent as sample eonlea to lista of nroinlnent citizens and tixnayers in nil pans ot tne aiaie, bo that probihly ton thousand a week have beon reached. But It should go to fifty thousand Every copy printed should go from hand to hand and every taxpayer who has enough interest In our stato to want to soo It govtrnoJ cheaply and honestly and who la honest enough to want to nut an ond to extravagance and corrup tion should labor to carry this progi am into effect. WE WOULD QUOTE MORE BUT SPACE DOES NOT PERMIT. s Street EDUCATIONAL ...Northwest Normal College... Art. and Elocution, me ibibm, .. - -- .-- . Commer(..u' Work hi wm and Shorthand. Tho moat extensive line .oifrVXZim. b Aging classes Northwest. Kvenlng bcl.ool on Monday ) rid av "' ViM0, Saturday evenings, toll course j to urail uaU oi o it j,, , t,,Ci Ful courits j lie miH-i Bin. "v Students may enter at any time F . A. J OAHLAnu, Am. President ci .1 t r. Mnniiiiniriii. etkUefU Persons completing the business and shorthand courses at the fiADi'iMr. KTTS1HJ2SS COLLJbGIb cansecur employment, rorc.even years department after first completing he buslaess course. rftnvxn rrfliuaie, 11 tujis uui iuhv .- - - - . . ia . vi ntiia in crnrr a .--.-, .- . .j. rived. CamiI f eimiiti1. IT Did You Get a Free Cup; Wc Did at Harrit & Laojrbncb T Z 77 r4. If fo it may havo heen caused Have You Cold Feet? ix'Tcairvs room. Get od e of our small GAS HKaTKIW ami at smaii e j -- -rising and retiring. The turn of a key hih! tho touch of a match is lipilroom for lt .1... ( nnn.Uil In nlnrt. tllH ilro diemeketaSt. SALEM GAS BALFOUR GUTHRIE AND CO. Have Bccured and will opornto the Humphroy warehouse nt Salem, tho Tumor mill and warehouse and the wurchoueea atMnclcny, I ra turn, dwitzerlnnd, Shaw and Brooke, conducting a general warehouse anu Btorago uuemees. -. Salem office 207 Com. St. SackBwill bo held at theso points for delivery on Bnmo terms os pre vailed previous seasons. Seo them beforo disposing of your grata. Top Prices are Always Paid for Grain J. G. GKAHAM. Aanaj?er CAPITAL BREWERY Beer has stood tho tost of experience. Then why not give a homo production the preference. Home capital, home labor and hoaso brewed boer aro growing in popularity. People loyal to homo indus try givo it tho preference. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS mmmr mm' ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. ill III II 7,'3n(mir? Juicy Morsel Breakfast for Or dinner you can enjoy from ono of our tender and delicious meats, steaks, lamb or muttoulchops' voal cutlotd or pork, Our meats aro all cut from the fattest and nrimest cattle, and we can supply your table with fresh, nutritious and wholesome meats at bed rock prices. E. C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 291 MAJESTIC STEEL RAIGE x A NEW WILL ARRIVE SOON When we will be able They have been over six Dinerslhave waited. cibtome R. M. WADE & CO. THE FLORENCE SALEM. &K W 0f ctato d enseal used. Conveuenllr Uatll ffinV r $ PV l which it is of the oity. ThewSf modllJ ? lnm.i .Wgtk" f t.he bu8in6ss Pt throughout the bmWmg. Hed bv ho.n S ,a"d lW PPancee and eleoticity Here tie sicfo K Lwatw ?nd hHhted b'8as private homef eombined with l 12 !u.th,e m ortB of "n 'Bant without the noise, confuuan and M",BU" a 8wa pital physoian. briDg.og'jJ ' ""'"B oat. Outside assisted in operation i ifmiuo.t p' . the 8rteat coarteey, ami UoHwnteor applraoMilv ' Fr Wma and lntT M' R. CARTWRI6HT, M. D. SUPT. VtSITOM VYELC0M ,-- , ,,,. aena lorcaiuiumii-. ,, ,,. nn- a I ..i SWT.ri.B.fSlslc. ARPfToT HELD BY InXOMPETETENTS. Pro motion and preferment in business Is t he resu of ability to do. At this school Is the test j e toobtaln the knowledge of how to do. The c s an Iccreaslng demnd for competent help ""tTvSVM W tene,s -e. ituLic iwukHiivH ....-- - - - - . ., . STALEY. Principal, Salem, Orejon. Blanke's Coftee Touches the Spot LIGHT CO. TclcP"onc 563 A Happy New Year And justawoid In jour ear about the suporior iiunlltios of our lumber. Tulll ) our hoes that ho can't t;ot better eea-l oned stuff limn wlint wo carry. We havo every kind of lumber, nil of the beat and nt the lowest prices for tho best. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. Pasb'r. depot. Phono 051 Going Through A careless laundry will go through your laundry in tno washings worn out as completely as if you had worn it a j ear. Wo huo your shirt and save you money. We n ill send (or your linen if you &eud us your address. Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL J. OL11STKD, rltONUBTOB. DOKOCB D. OLMSTKD, VOR. riiono Ml 320 Liberty Street CARGO TC y to Fill all '.Orders. months on (he way, but many y SANATORIUM 0REC0N ED BBrWEEN 2 AND 4 P ' ORCCip UNION PACIFIC AND DKrATT iO.t TIME SCHEDULES From rortland, Or, AHMVB KKOM CliltaRO Portland Hncclal Bait Lake. Denver, rt. Worth, Omaha, "" City, Ht. Louis, Clin ago 4.10 j u. SCO, m. via Hunt lngloii ana .bait. Atlantic Kxpreti 9 pm. yl Hunt ItiRtoa 8Uu!" Fast Mall 6:15 p. u. via Bpokano n-l. 1 ..!. 1lAf1br Fl. Wnrili'. Omahii. Kana Wi. in City. Ht. Louis, UiHajo and Uait. Walla Walls, UwiMoil, J.1..na W.llftPfl. Pllll man, hnncnjeHa BU ::a iu I'anl. Duluth.MHwaukcf CUIcsko, aud East. 72 hours 77 PORTLAND TO CIHCAOO & No Chame of Cars Through tickotn via thio route to all Enitorn pointa on aalo at Southern Ta ciflc dopot olllco. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland' All sallliiK dates subject lO coange For an Francisco Hailoery 6 days 8 p.m. 4 p. in Dally exjen. bund H.p Batur ro 10 ilay .tn COLUMBIA R1VKK To Aslolla and Ytay Lrndlugs. 4 p. m. ox. bund WILLAMETTE ItlVER Steamer Ruth leaves Salem for Port land and way landings on Tuosday .Thurs days nnd Saturdays, about 10 a. m. tor florvallls nd wuy landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridaya at about 5 A. I!. CRAIG, M.P.BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agt. Agt. O. It. & N. dock Uortlaud, Oro. Balom, Or. is Central fl. fi Efficiently Serves a Vast Territory Bvthrouih service to and from I the principal cities la the followlat states: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA MINNESOTA WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTA I MISSOURI -AN TENNESSEE KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI Throufh Tourist Cars From The Pacific Coasi TO Chicago aad Cincinnati Conoectlni with through trains for all polats East, South and Southeast blcctmt Cars. Vre. Itfcllnlar Cbjlrs cara send firteeii cents la stamps for wall taas of the 1 United states ana Cub i for car- tlculars rcgardlnr rates, time, service etc.. call on or address BliTRUMBULt 142 Third St. Conn. Af't. Portland, Oruon. Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIME CARD. No. 2 For Ynqulna: Train leaved Albany 12:50 p. m, Train loaves Corvallis.... 1:63 r uji Train arrives Yaqulna . fl:6 p. u. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna 000 o.tu, Leaves Corvallis 1 1:30 r . m. Arrives Albany 12:15 r. tu, No. 3 For Dotrelt: Leaves Albany 7:00 a.'m. Arrives Detroit 12:16 p. hi No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit 12:45 p. m, Arrives Albany 5:40 p. tu. Trains 1 arrives in Albany in tfnie to connect with the 8. P. south bonnd, train, aa well as Riving two or three hours iu Albany beforo departure of B. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connects with tho 8, P. west side train at CorvUlla Crossing for Independence, McMinnville and oil points north to Portland. J. TCKNJ.R, Edwin Stoke, Agent,Albany. Uanaga The Great Rock Island la the only Una operating a week ly Pora o n a I ly Conducted Tour ist Excursion car betwe o n Port land and Chica Route go change via the World'a greatest Been ic line, making close conuectioo'.t Chi cago in Uiron Depot for all points East, uuuy etanuaru aleepini; car between Salt Lake City, Denver and Chicago, Uuffot. Llbrarv amoklno cars between Pueblo. Den. " ver nnd ChicaKo The beat and mojt reasonable diniiiR carseryico between Pueblo and CblcaRO. If you uro goinir to Kanea? City, Omaha, Des MoIneB, Chi cago or any cieaat, you abould en quiro about Great Rock Island Koutu beore purch ng your ticket. Ar your nearest ket agent about It. or write for fo era and any Information desired. A. E. Coopkk. Gen'l. Atjt., Portland, Or. o. c, Ti Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for PortUad Monday, Wednesday and Frlday.10a.ta. For Corvallis TuesdayThurs day and Saturday at 5 P nt. QuickTime, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade at. . . JVU 1 UALDVfin, A(T Royal Insurance Co. A. T. ilbert, resident agent of abova Inauran j Co, la now prepared to do a large I snrance bnslnosa. Will sUW handle eal estate. I have a team aad carriage which ia at my customer's ser vice ana x wiu take pleasure tn enowu parties what I have for aula. Office A present with T. A. Uvealer & no