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Newspaper Page TextPMBBBtri k '" ilJ W51 Biv k l yi r 5 mPtKi Mj3eag5aBgi8w.iw.yJi!if.'tJUA!: ".r -''" THE DULY JOURNAL Mcrster Associated Press. Memttr Northwest Afternoon Newspaper League, BY.Jl-.bF'ER -' - onoTHBns. MONDAY, JAN., 20, 1002. . r . .- . DallyOne Y&r, $4,00 la A4Voce. Daily1 Four Mtatus $1,00 la Advance, Dally ty" CatKer 50 cents Per Month. '"Weekly One Year $1.00 la Advance. ? edTtorial m OREGON'S FOOLISH REGISTRATION LAW A Gorman American cltlzon called at tbo ofllco of tho county clerk Saturday to register hla name oe a citizen In order to bavo tho rllit to voto at the coming Juno election. Ho hud Veen voting (or over forty years and got bis citizenship because hla father Was naturalized whon lie was eight years old. His father has Leeu dead for many years. Ilo was asked to produce hla father's papors. Unablo to do that he was asked to Write back to tho court whore his father was naturalized and got proof of his citizenship. This ho refused to do and the clork Informed him that tho law made it his duty to rsfueo him registration. Tho clork was not to blamo and rogretted bolng obliged to allow htm to qualify as a votor. This Gorman American will stand on bis rights and will not go to further trouble to got his name on tho rollr. Tub Jouhnai, hopes that ho can be got to register as men who hnvo boon voting for forty yoars ought to know how. A rooro oxponnivo, cumborsomo and futilo law was novor got up, It will keep more than half of tho volore away from the polls this year if thoro is not a laigo amount of monoy spent to get tho voters to register. Tho law should bo dlrplacod at an early day and the provision of tho Australian ballot act that provides for registration of voters euactod in lieu thereof. Under, tho straight Australian ballot law a registration official Is appointed In each voting pioclnct by n court ol record and that officer makes up tbo list of legal voters residing In that prcolnct. Provision is inado for publication and purging tho roll and tlion tho roll Is posted and n copy Is furnished (ho judgon o( olcctlon nnd no ono can vote who Is not on that roll. That is n Just law and would do away with tho proseut farce, that has no morlt ocrept that It distributes n lotol moony each two yoars to tho notary or Justice In each precinct beforo whom tho citizen must All out a registration blank for fen, or ho can como to tho county seat and bo registered f roo grails if bo has pnpors. If Goo, Davis woroln Oregon wouldn't! ho back tho Sentinel? t Tho school land board has had tho Hues rtfn out and finds that the land Is short 12 acres of what It was represented to them. Was that ever dono under tho" old school land rcgimo? For alt this, If thoro has boon fraud, wrong or mistake, Mr. Dunbar, as sec retary of fctato, and Mr. Mooro as treasurer, are as much to blamo, as Mr Gcer as Governor. Gcer is tho man tho land ring push want to moko an exampto of. But tho Salem paper that was booming Geer for those who woro out with Gov ernor Lord four yoars ago Is making the battle of tho outs again against Gcer. It is tho outs against the ins and thoro is no prioelplo in it. If Goo. Davis could como back he'd be with thoso Ouls. If thoro Is any principle In vol fed It is that tho Republicans and good citizens gonorally should sustain an administra tion that has been as clean on tho whole atat tho prosnit state administration has been for tbrco yours past. If the Itopubllcans who are fighting Geer had got tho olllccs they asked for hoiwoulit bs all right for thorn, liut are tho politclans who wcoro turned down bettor men than the Gear ap pointees? Would tho stato bo bettor off lfCal- broath, Leo, Bickors, Ohamborlaln and tho Geer stato fair board wero out and tho men who aro fighting Geer woro in? That remains for tho peoplo to say. Tho fight ovor the Johnson land loan is tocovor up tho old "push" and Its gnmo to got back into powor. JOURNAL X RAY. LET THE UOYS MAKE THE BRICK. Tho Orcgou stato roform school lost its Industrial building eouto time ago by tiro and tho fltato authorities aro seeking to recovor tbo amount of tho policies. In the mean time tho boys are carry ing on tho industrial work I tomporary wooden buildings. It is the intention whon tho insurance Is recovered, to re build tho Industrial building of brick. Thoro is ntt opportunity for tho stato board of education that has charge of tho Reform school to put into practical effect nn additional occupation. Lot thu boys learn to tuako brick, Tho boys would bo learning an useful trado nnd If tho board would go farther and not only lot them tuako tho brick but put tin tho building it would boa good thing for tho boys and tho stato as well. That. Is what tho authorities of Mis souri havo dono and thoy havo some line buildings that cost ths stato almost nothing, Oregon loform school boys would be) found uuito as ready to loam nUd do as tho "pukes." Oregon boys aro as smart as any pro duced in Missouri except that they have not bad tho chance theso Missouri boys havo bad of loarnlug un useful trade while making tholr own homes. .Good bricklayers and good bookmak ers faro scares. Thoy ootnrunnd good wages anywhoro iu tho world, Tho trade of plasterer Is also not over-crowd od, Iufftclnonoof tbo building trades THE JOHNSON SCHOOL LAND LOAN $A Bakun Republican editor who f6ug) t tbp tlr four yosra ago to get (Jeer nominated for Governor, Is now fighting Gear's rouominatlou and agaiu lib is. downing tho ring. Isn't It a light to cover sohemos of e worse faction? There can bs no objection to this on tbo part of nn Independent paper like Thb. Jouiuai, If the Rupubllcau party lj this county wants to, It oan turn It If Inside out uvery time it is asked td do so. lau't the noise made to hide greater gmtto yet to come fruK Jquwai. bollova thu Geer administration of t,he subool land business has been a great lui provouiout ou tbo past. Thoro -uasuoonno imvis ueiaieawun, iwuer loans havo boon made and Interest oo! l&td closer, 4Tf n't the anti-Goer fight basked by ft old laud-riogr If all Is true that Is claimed In tho Johnson loan, thorn has boon no fraud t&d it l still R rtmiarkablo rooard that Sk tatryears of loans thoro la but on ,Mtt loan to fludfuult with. Whs Geo. Davis was chirk soorvs of fe4 iesas were m&do annually. XtiaJpfHNAMllduot awuw thatku $ri e iylBgt but said it at ado stalt lissTts tbt tlW ot rw pond with th fnfim.m tk la tho 044 ami. tbatls f scarlylag m an pallor oau &H witfrlly lyiug,' r POLITICIANS OPPOSE THE REFORM AH tho politicians aio opposed to abolishing tho foos and perquisites of stato oflicals moro than the stato olllclala themselves, and thoy seek I to switch tho discussion. An anonymouscorrespondout of a poll tidal supplement to tho Balom States man takes up tho editor of tbo Journal and makos the point that when in the legislature In 1895 ho opposed a similar roform. Tho point Is only a sample of tho special pleading thoso fellows bavo to ro sort to as an oxcuso for not joining in and doing right now. Lot us admit nil they claim nnd what does it nmount to? Bocauoo this editor did wrong in 1805, (which is not true,) we may contlnuo wrong-doing now. Tho Salem comuilt teo of Ono Hundred did proposo reduc tions In salnrloa and coloring foos of city and county officers Into tho treasury In 1805. Hut thoro had been no thorough nota tion of tho subject. There was not a word in tho county platform about it. Tho odltor of tills paper ngreed to favor. it If it was to apply at tho beginning of tho noxt torm, as tho county officers woro tlion In tho mlddlo of tholr first year, Tho whole delegation ot three senators and Aro representatives wore on unit on this. Thoy may havo boon wrong then. Tho politicians who are lighting salary reform now would havo tho public bo Hove ouo man alouo was to blamo for that failuro of reform. We expect thoso politicians to tight Tiik Jouh.vai, and its editor. Hut thu work of tho commlttco of 100 was not lost. All thoy contended for has been carried Into effect In Marlon county and in this city ami In opposition to tho uni ted efforts of the push politicians. Tun JounNAi, Is now doing whaLwas lacking preceding tho leglsluturo of 18Dt Ills agitating tho question of salary re form and putting all (oob and porqulaitos In tho stato treasury. That was dono in tho city and county has boon dono ngalnsttho politicians anu win no ilono In tho stato against thorn, Why shouldn't thov re sist stripping themselves of 150,000 n yoar fees and porqulsltios? Tho agitation will go on, It cannot he dlvorted Into porsonalllltles or discussion of the legislature of 1805. At present tho people should help the agnation, uolp circulate tho facta about our stato government. Thoy are not denied. Flvo state olllces aro gutting over olghty thousand dollars annually loriuoir worx. That is paid In salaries, foes and per quisitos. Thoy may get more, Thoy may got moro. They will got moro Irom year to year. Tho abuse will grow. Btop i. now. .unite mem take flat salaries In the conventions that nominate thorn and then enact it Into law. Watch Tux JoobnauI The broadsides aro terrifying tha taxeaters, Tholr ubuse Is a compliment and tho agitation will go ou. Salem should havo higbor grades In her public schools or a lowor school tax. Too many Oregon politicians simply want places. They do not want progress in government. e e e Hammering Mark Hanna has had a good effect. II may mako him a public man who Is not dangerous after all. a a a Kugono talks of a $15,0:0 opora houro. Well, you havo landed the woolen mill. An opera houso should come next. A Thero is a great doat too much both amateur and professional politics in Or egon that costs the peoplo too much money. m a Tho state's attorneys havo not yet told tho people Just how tho right to recover on tho Geo. W. iDavis bond was stlpu latod out of court. AAA Tub Jocrt.VAi, doos not blamo tho pol". tlciaus for opposing tho putting of stato officials on a Hat salary. It would oppose it too it it wore making Us living in that way. AAA Edgar W. Stahl 1b tho now editor of tho Silverton Anneal. Hid namo Is German for steel or stolen, but let us hope ho Is of tho former and tho truo stuff and will make bimeolf felt. AAA Cut down thu fees and perquisites 125,000 and put them in the treasury. Olioko off tho legislative grafts $500,000 and savo that to tbo taxpayers, That Is enough to undertake in one campaign. AAA ilonton countv has levied two mills cash road tax and thero Is to bo no moro old-fashioned working of tho roads. Will tho politicians bo more honest than tho farmors? Time will toll. whore. Lord was fought because ho appointed too many men from Marlon county. Tho people who foot tho bills aro not really interested in these per tonal matters and should not bo de ceived. AAA Considerable flutter wascaused in Lou don by tno announcement that King Edward had appeared In a frock coat with deep, turned velvet cuffs. Hun dreds of fashionable men immediately rushed to their tailors and ordered simi lar garments, in spite of tholr oxtraot dluary novelty. Consternation now No External The blood may bo In Lad condition, yet with no external signs, no skin eruption or cores to indicate it. The lymptoms In such casos being a variable ippetitc, poor digestion, an Indescribable weakness and nervousness, loss of flesh and a general run -down condition of the system clearly showing the blood has lost Its nutritive qualities, has become thin and watery. It Is In just such cases that EDUCATIONAL ...Northwest Normal College... corner state and Commercial Sts , Salem. Oregon- Study: Classic, Scientific, Normal, High School, UurIiipss, Music, atlon. The latest and tho best in Hook kuepine, i -newriting. Music J. Tho most extenpive lino of offices for Common-tv' Wpik In Hie prevails, as It Is learned that what the S. S. S. has done some of Its quickest and A Tho politicians nro alarmed at tho progress ol Tub Jouiimal'm fight for salary roform and business principles. Thoy nro crying it is all folly to proposo nuch a thing. On this thoy aro united the grafters in all parties and factions Tho peoplo who pay tho bills should takon hint. e ft a Tho wnrfaroon tho Geer administra tion may no lor ciiect nnd to provont Improved administration. If ho had givon all tho appointments to Marion county men thoro would bo lees fanning thooirhoro but probably moro elso King woro was n frock overcoat on which velvet cuffs aro often seen. AAA Socialism and the referendum may ac compile)) ((rent results for tho people, liut they wilt not take the plaro of com mon business honesty In administration. 150,000 boodlo on salaries and f 500,0)0 boodle in tho legislature will moro tha overcomo tho good socialism and tho referendum can accomplish. The poli ticians shove fads at the peoplo nnd say, anythlug, but, Oh, 13 rd, don't take away our pap or we can't live. Tiik JouiitfAii cannot hopoloen'Ighton peoplo who read nothing but political slop dished up in aomo of thu party papers. If thoo is anything smaller than a party organ In -theso days It is a factional organ, or ono run for purely personal spite. From all such tho good Lord deliver us. Salem Initiates In Scottish Rite F, W. Bteunloff, W. D. McNary, Wil liam Steusloff and J. N. Drown of this city Woro initiatod Into tho Scottish Kite Order of Freo Masons at Portland Sntur day night. Thoconvention was attended by a number of Salomltea, among thorn Dr. J. F. Calbreatlr, Dr. IS. A. Plerco, H. J. Ottonhelmcr, V, J. Ucckott. Theresa ass of People 2 Who are Injured by the uso of coffee, iteccntly there has been placed Iu all tho grocery Btores a now preparation called GUAIN-O, mudo of pure graliiH, that tnkoH tho place of coffee. Tho most dcllcuto stomach receives It without distress, and but few can tell It from coffee. It does not cost over Vi as much. Children may drink It with great heuelU. IB cts. nnd 25 cts. per package. Try It. Ask for UltAIN-O. 5vfi most effective work by building up the blood and supplying the elements lacking to make it strong nnd vigorous. "My wife used se--crat tattles of S. S. S. asn blood purifier and to tone up n weak nnd emaciated eystcm.wilh very marked effect by way of Improvement. "vc rcirnrci it a great tonic nnd blood purifier." J I'.Doi'i', Princeton, Mo. is the greatest of all tonics, nnd you will find the appetite Im proves at once,strength returns, and nervousness vanishes ns new rich pure blood once more circulates through nil parts of the system. S. S. S. Is the only purely vegetable blood purifier known. It contains no min imis whatever. Send for our free book on blood and skin diseases nnd write our physicians for nny information or advice wanted. No charge for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA. Courses of Art, nnd Elocution Northwest. Evening School on Monday and r-rlditv evenings. fc oglng classes Saturday ovenlngrf. Full courses to irrnduatlon, either In Volco culluro, 1 Inno, Violin. Orchestral instruments, Harmony, Counterpoint, I ugu , etc. Hill courses also In Flue Art, Painting In olle, Water Colors, Pastel, nnd Crayon Drawing Students may entor at Buy time. Send for catalogue. A. J. GARLAND, A M. 1- M. PARVIN. MUS Doc., President- Director of College of Music. l&uMfrfid ARE NOT HELD BY INCOMPETETENTS. Pro motion and preferment In business Is the result of ability to do, At this school Is the best place to obtain the knowledge of how to do. There Is an Increasing demand for competent help Persons completing the business and shorthand courses at the CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE an secur. employment. For eleven years, but one young man lias graduated from our shortha-d department after first completing the buslacss course, Why? Uecause all took positions before ready to graduate. It costs but little to secure a usable education compared to the benefits de rived. Send for catalogue. W. I. STALEY, Prlnc'pa", Sileiii, Oregon, Jim Howard, on trial for the murder ofGov.Goobcl of Kcntucky.is attempting to prove an alibi. Statk of Ohio, Cm-of Toi-uno, Luoah Countv, )"' Fkakk J. Giiinky makes oath that bo is the senior partner of tlie firm of F. J. Ciiknkv k Co., doing butino's in tho City of Toledo, County and Stato afoio- tftid, and thnt said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ovory caso ot Catarrh that can not be cured by tho ueoof Hall's Ca TAnitit Cukb FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to beforo mo and subscribed to In my presenro, this sixth day of Decom bor, A. D. lbS0. A. W. GLEASON, ISkhl Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally and acts directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces ot the system. Send (or testimonials freo, F. J. OHENEY A CO., Toledo, 0. 8old by Druggists, 75c. iian'etatnily nils aro tlm best. -Ta-nvvfl-jATMcaHQRraWjwaMrATtMii-BMiarjHanv Blanke's Coffee Touches the Spot Did You Get a Free Cup; We Did at Harrit & Lacqrbncb Hv ORQBRN EMOJrTJ AND IMJ4 PAIHC DKPART I Oil OlllLUgJ Porllnnd Brtfclal 80 a. m "AtlaiTtTo' KxpreM U p. in. via Hunt lugtott "BtTPnuT' KMt Matt C:1A p. in. via Bpokauo TIME SCHEDULES From 1'orllnml, Or, Suit Lake, Deliver, Ft. Worth, Omaha, Knliint Ultr, Ht. Loul, C'liliigo and Knit Salt I.akr, Denver F.. Wortli, OtnaliH, KariaK CilT, St. IjUI, Uil ui; i) and Fast. WaliaT WaflarfoiwTrtoiiJ Sokiie. Walldco, Pull mn, Mltinon polls, Qt, Paul, Duliith, Milwaukee CIiIcako, and Kast. AtUtlvt FROM 4.80- tti 8ln.m !-...., 1P ?:tf ft ia ? 72 72 Hflvc You Cold Feet? by'ioiffii&b HUM V JU VU1U 1 tsV Kon ft C0j Uoq. in coIj room. Got odo of our small GAS HEATERS nnd nt small expense hnvo n wnrnt bedroom for rlMng and retirimr. Tho turn of a key and tho touch ot mutch is all that is needed to start the flro. 4ChemcketaSt. SALEAl GAS LIGHT CO. Telephone 563. BALFOUR GUTHRIE AND CO. Have secured and will oporato tho Humphrey wrtrohouso nt Salem, tho Turner mill and warehouse nnd tho warehouses ntMncleay, Prn turn, Swltzorlaud, Shaw and Brooks, conducting a general warehouse uuu Biuuigu uuBincee. :; :: ; ;; ;; :. Salem office 207 Com. St. Sacks will bo hold nt thoso points for delivery on samo terms ns pre vailed previous seasons. See them beforo disposing of your grain. Top Prices are Always Paid for J. G. GRAHAM, Manager " HOURS v PORTLAND TO CHICAGO No cnanae or cars Through tickots via this route to all Eastern points on ealo at Southorn Ph. cifio dopot olllco. OCliAN AND IMVER SCHEDULE From Portlana" 8 p.m. Dully ex;en Hunt 8. p fiainr IU .iu All .hIIIiik dtteo' subject in ennuga For an Francitco if Hail every oan COLUMUIA niVER To Anloila and Way Lnnilluua. i p. la 4 p.m. ox. tiund WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamur Ruth leaves Salem for Port land and way landings onTuosday, Thurs days nnd Saturdays, about 10 a. m. For Corvflllis und way landings, Mondays, Wedneedays and Fridays at about 6 p. tn. A. I,. OKAIG, M. P. HALDWIN, Gon. I'aes. Agt. Agt. 0. It. & N dock Portland, Oro. Saletu, Oro. CAPITAL BREWERY Bter has stood tho tost of oxporlonco. Then why not kIvo a homo irouucuon ino proieronco. Home can Ita . iiim.klr.niii,n.,. rewod beor aro arowinir in nonularnv. Pn.w.io in.,ai .-. l .i try give it tho preforonce. E mi i Gram Illinois iHk Central R. B efWSSWMSS9aM9eSS39 SSa393SSJ5M1llSe The New ... HSH . . . Shoe Store 303 Commercial Street, Opposite the Postofflce. Soldlora In tho Philippines are shoot Ing badly ami target practice will bo In stltutod with a view of Improvlnu their marksmanship, TheUnUed Mlno Works of Amorles ro iu couvcntlon at Indianapolis. Thoy will demand a 10 por cent Inoroaso Iu wages. "Wi t A n NOW IS THE TIME Seasons change. We can't uuuugi: uiom. we can t pre venb the coming of cold nnd damp airs. But we can prevent the sore throats, the coughs, colds and lung troubles by takingScott's Emulsion. Nothing does moro to make tho tender throat tough. Nothing gives such strength to weak lungs. Don't take risks when it's easy to be safe. Now is the season for taking Scott's Emulsiomin season. WOW & IIQWIV v ftX N,w i, ' A FEW OF OUR PRICES CALL AND SEE THEM. $ CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS faasCAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. A A Happy New Year ' And just a woid In jour ear aboiu the superior qualities ol our lumber. Toll your boss that ho can't i;ot holier sea-foiii-d Muff than what wo carry. We iiuvo every kiiiu of lumber, nil of the boM nnd nt the lowest priuos for tho best. Efficiently Serves a Vast Territory nytliroufh service to sad tromlthe principal cities la the follewlsgstates: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA MINNESOTA WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTA MISSOURI ARKANSAS TENNESSEE KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI Through Tourist Cars From The Pacific Coast TO Goodale Lumber Co. Noar S. P. I'ass'r. dejiot. Phono 051 for Juicy Morsel Breakfast Or i lunar you can enjoy from one of our tender and delicious meats, steaks, lamb or muttonlchops' veal outlets 'or iwrk. Our meats aro all cut from tho fattest ami nrunnat cattlo, and wo can suntilv your table with fresh, uutritloiiB an'd wholesomo meats at bed rock prices. E C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 201 WE WOULD QUOTE MORE BUT SPACE DOES NOT PERMIT. 00, I.adlos' Hoi Oalf, a good Winter shoe worth 00. .1 m' I,l,,ei' Vmay VmII8 top, a ntco dross shoo worth 8 00. la 00, Ladlea' lllsok Oloth top, n line shoo wortli J I to. l t, Misses' Kanaroo Calf, a splendid school shoe worth l 60 fl 00 Child's Kangaroo Oalf, a splendid School short worth 1 86. 60 HabyBhoesj we uover forget tbo little ones, worth.. 76. Cash Sbo? Store 303 Commercial Street w --- MAJESTIC STE i m Chicago and Cincinnati Connectlnc with through trains for all points East, South and Southeast Fdsrand handsomely eaulertd. stcan-Iifatcd rrams uwwt cars, uunci Licury (Jirs Sletslot Cars. Free Hccllnlar Chairs Cars. Send fifteen cents la stamps for wall mai of the United States and Cubi for csr tlciilars recardlo; rates, time, service etc., call on or address ,,, B. II. TRUMBULL. 142 Third St. com'l. Aj't. Portland. Oregon. GoingrThfough Aoarolase laundry will go through your laundry in two wathinus " won outasooinnletolyaslfyou had worn I a oar. We Mve your shirt and eavo you money. We wfll send for vonr llB.V you send us your address. Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIME GAUD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany is:60 p. ru, Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:50 p. to. Train arrives Yaqulm . 05 p. m .iu. j iiciiurmiiK. Leaves Yaqulna o 00 a. m Leavea Corvallis 1 1:30 a. m Arrives Albany 12:16 p. m. No. 3 For Detroit! Leaves Albany 7;00 a. m, Arrives Detroit 12:16 u, m No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit 12:45 p, u, Arrives Albany. 6:40 p.m. Irains 1 arrives In Albauy In tlras ' to connect with tho 8. P. south hmm.1. ' train, ns well as Rlvlnc two or thres' nuura iu Aioany oeioro departure of H. P. Jorth bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connocta with tho B, P. won sido train at Concilia Crossing for Independence. McMInnvillo and all points north to Portland. J. ToitNkn, EDWfh Stonk, Airant.Albany. Mnuags Salem Steam Laundry COUMJKL J. OLMSTKD, rKOPHIKTOH DOKOU8 D. 01.M8TBD. MOB. Ione 411 S20 Liberty Btreet The Gt eat Rock Island Route Opposite the Postofflce 1u EL RAIGE A NEW CARfirt x WILL ARRIVE SOON When we will be able to Fill alljOrders. They have been over six ninmh, n ,..- .. ... . customers have waited. ' B"y cul R. M. WADR Rr nr mmmm Is the only lin operatine a weel ly Pern o n a 1 1; Conducted Tour. 1st Excursion cat between Port 111 kill aml 111. I Ro change via the World's RreatestPcea. n. line, makinifdosa mnnwiinn'ot pi... Uaily standard elconinu , flSBn. car between Salt Lak5 "Z.DunyernndChicaRo, lluffot. Library .mnH..1 tara Ka..u r i - .o uDinnen IUOOIO, uen ri.miii,,CfR0, T,, b08t nnd moA El .n!,!""! car service between K'.ncl n.d cKlca,- lt yon re goimj to Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines. Chl- '"""',""'. uoeasr. yon Blioulrt es- 3"' mi Great Rock Island Kouti vonr,,0P"rc ' .,,B yur tlck0- Atk your nearost ket agent about It. or nillU Or 10 flM im on..l.l...ll.. A. E, Cooi'Eit. Qpu'1 ARt., Portland, Or. I desired. mWm "Wm mm m many I THE A a( SALEM. OREGON .SBKSLA.&KWtS?? wivaKtHwi vue buiidis J,; 'imtttMMnmmm the businese part "PPIMBCW firrt.elapiivaohotBiuiw7L U"B0.0N . Sf ,?"W V yr wi.wri"f!,., ckrouk and sowHcal X.1HTI WM' fnruiihin n,l m :- rNuuimr. mai,..j 1 . . " tut aid..:.!... . -AaiBu uv uni ..,-.4. . .. vrr:y "s?. &7wszl! .? v :j. . ,t rv"uu mm a i. .,.1 .. - n R- CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT O. Q T. Co's PASSEKGEn STEAMER POMONA wAv-'AJor pItan(J Monday, Wtdnesdayaad Frlday.tO.m. For Corvallis Tuesday.thurs ' Hay and Saturday at 5 prn. Quick Time, Cheap Rates beck: Foot of Trade st. m. f, BALDWIP, Alt. i Royal Insurance Co. rri,'rT 'l'!' ""Weut agent of aboT & Co. ia now prepared to (0 hlmul tuJ&ncf business. Will IK nanuie eal estatn t i..,o. - .., nd WoTr7hio.,,l.,8.Rt my customer's eer vjee and I will take pleasure in sboirin SSall.wtl.baTe 'or sale. OfSw Present wjti, T. A. Llvesley k Co. r 12 j' . m stsfia' '7Ni 'fl do 'No ,vbo ire A nen era nlu 47 i.boi goit evoi It-It rUo. m 2 1 t 1 f- v,Psqp i$yw