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Newspaper Page TextQBS tU'itU KPvrmm AaU. XL i gffijW ' . v 11 r .-wlliWiimiiij'M;iiiii i ! ny " "HI""" ""'"'W'iiit, . r 4iiSamt6l Tt" DRILY HMO, 'Member Associate aTrei.. Mctnttr Northwest Afternoon Newspaper ...... I""- BY- HOFEH BROTHERS. WEDE9DAY, JAN., 22, 1002. Dally One Year. $4.00 In ? Dolly Pour Moashi 51,00 In Advance. Datiy'ty Carrier SO tent Per Montn. Weekly One Year SLOP I Advance. AAi n.fMllAI' tSJL1 I URIAH INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT. The now bill proposing amendment! to the Interstate Gommorce Act ha boon ottered by OorliBB, of Michigan. SenntorB and Representatives and students of tho railroad question, who havo examined tbo now bill assert that It is manifestly a fair one both to ship per and carrier. ItlBn6teworlhy,-,too, that the criti cism In railroad, quarters regarding tho frmeaBurefsfootrasMtor In Ita hostility jMdharboerrin IhVpast, which augura well for legislation at tho prcsout session of Congress, The Impression la growing stronger that tho conwuler pays tho frolght, and ana result tho prcsont movomont for this legislation aeoumos a popular form which Is cortalu to Impress Iteolf upon tho national lawmakers. Tho now bill, which consists of but tllree noctlona, aline to reslOro to tho In terstate Oomtnorco Commission tho powers wblcb It was supposed to poseosa and wblcb It exorcised for sOnio yOnra after tho net creating It wan passed. Tlio transportation of or offor to trans port traffic nt any othor rate, or opon any othor torma than thu published tariffs, or tho payment of any robato afiftll bo punishable by a flno of not loss thtelB.OQOnor moro than $20,000. That-tho making of any ffllso ropre aentatlon aa to weight or description of proporty by n shipper shall be'riunUh able bv a flno of from t,0Q0 to $5,000. All Imprisonment ponaltlos prescribed by tho existing net nroellmlnnted. Tho Comtnloslonor'a ordori shall Uko effect in not loss than twenty days after aorvlco upon thocarrlor; hut the carrier may apply to a circuit courtof the United Btatoa for a rovlow of any such order wltlilu that timo. which shall of Itself suspend tho order for thirty daya. If It plainly appears that tho order Is unlawful, or la unjust and unroasojiablo upon tho facta, tho court may suipond IU operation during tho pondunoy of proceedings If, uou hoarlng, the court finds tho ordor not to bo lawful, jtist,ard reasonable, It shall vacato said order, Elthor party lias tho right of appeal. In caso of refusal or neglect to oboy -tho Commission's ordor, tho olrcalt court hnying jurisdiction Is required, upon petition of tho Oommlsslon or any Interested party, to enforce obedience thoroof; the penalty or refusal or neg. loci to oboy such ordor being $10,000 for every day of default. Tho circuit court la required to enjoin carrlors and ahlppora front giving or re celvlng'any collection from published rates, and tho carrier from rendering greater service In nn'y respect than that stated in tho published tariff. SENATORSIIIP DEDAUCIi PARTIES. Vo road In history that tho elcctlto monarcliy was the ruin ot I'oiunu. Evory tlmo the throno became vacant, the nation was divided into partlos, bribery prevailed) and tho nobility ac quired such privileges, that organUed government became Impossible, There la a parallel to tho way senator ial contosts dlvldo tho patties, debauch tho legislature, and rondor orderly gov eminent almost an unrealised dream. Tho entire Oregon dolecatlon In Wash ington allocking bonis over tho np polntthonto. tho Register of tho Burns and ofllo. Tho fight Is to bo carried into the state convention. Tho Debauchery of the Utt legislature was not a clroumstauco to what may take place In tho noxt one, Tho factions aro I nlng up over peraoual matters to still worse conf uso tho people, Tho politics of Oregon ulsy be fitly compared to the' Internal strife that rent unhappy Poland and made her tho pltTiul speoiaclo of the ages. Aud what (urT Whether one or auother f sol Ion ball be In tho saddle of a seuatorshlp. The rights of the .nioplo to an orderly economical govornmeut are trampled under foot for personal greed. Men are riiado enemies and trained In tricks and eLloauery that wou'd discredit n lund o( marauding vavages. Oregon losoa caeto aud lelluonce. H r shipping and commerce are neglected for dirty politics. Her state government Is top heavy with political plunder, Tho outlook is not bright for good government unless the people will take av band and shake off lethargy aud blittd devotion to factional leadi rs who work EASY TO FIND fr Whan you find a motlicino that makes your rogular food tfste good, whan you find a nfecHcine that strengthens a w&ak stomaqh-thon you know ymiVegoing to put some flesh on. , Scott's Emulsion does these things. We recommend it whenever the system needs rovore flesh. If you are thin and able to oat begin regulrir doee. That's your part. Slott's Emulsion will do the tMt. Not flabbybut solid &te, t t J A'H45hhi a JHH o.Hr y a rjrr! IlfS curtain that hid the sneak Ing poll le Jan Polonlus, "and worse remalasbehlud. MR. DAVENPORT AS A REFORMER. The Jotmiutlntlmaled that tho lion. Tim Davenport was not such a howling success aa the people had a right to ox pect at reforming tho abuses of the school land business, when he was In office four years neatato larid agent. Tho gentleman clatmB ho was, and ho has ft right to claim anything In his own behalf: lie also enlightens turf public along the line that tho editor of this paper Is untruthful, olo He sayB ho published two reports on the school lands, and always gave the ,,,). Information when they called. That is true. Still wp had a right to ex- pect to see something dono besides prim Tits, Jotfatat. has alwara said that Gov. Lord's administration of tho school land department wan an Improvement on predecessors, and no batf tho Geer administration been. Mr. Davenport whitewashes all tho Pennoyer schoonarTd board, when it Is, known NajHloon Davis wont Into that office as clerk a poor man and came out rich, and others did tho eamo. niip iloar old friend Davenport can blink bis eyes and swallow all that was dbnorindor tho Pennoyor administra tion, Including the Davis school fund ,wtiatlnn. But tho editor of Tub Jovanxi Is hold op by him In the columns of a prirty organ as a very nau man. Hero Is hie) concluding paragraph, which shows' Mr. DavonpOrt'e political mlripfttlnn Ii not on tho lines' of protect ing the public but ot holding bffico for "favors conferred" aud thoniu eniigmen l!i nnlilln Tim JouhnAl editor has certainly lost his wit or no womu do anie w pay up iur favors conforrcd on him by the prosent vlous admlnietratlons that coiiWed Mm niaimnnn wfiirinui iniitiHriiiir uiu similar favors upon mm tor me eamo reasons. Instead of having favors conferred up. on It by the prescntndmtnlstratlon, Tub Journal has lost hundreds of dollars of business it always bad under former ad ministrations. All tho attaokson tho present admin l.t.allnn ilf.K nht nt til a fi flint It lift" """"" " "J" ' "- "- , not conferred favors rfghtand loft. This aiono should gUe It tomo standing with peoplo who really waiit prog'ross In gov ernment. Iiut Mr, Davenport never aupportod any party that ho belonged to from any such public spirited motives, and any party that;doponds for reformation of abusos on suck reformers wilt do littlo for tho pooplo. GOOD TIMES EVERYWHERE. Still ol' Goorgy's raisin' The merriest kind o( tune; Roton in Decoralwr Whlsporin'ofJuno, When you think It's winter, With Its skies ol gloom, . Suddenly a (roat-llake Melts into a bloom I Atlanta Constitution, Ah' herein I.uteannnr, Why, overythinu's in bloom, An' oven when It's ralnin' It's pourlntr down tMirfumo. The birds aro alwaya sliigiu' In sunshlno an' in rain, An' riuunnuor'a raisin'- Woll. oTorvthlim an' cane. Now Orleans Times Democrat. An' up hero in Chicago. Whero culture fairly hums, Society Is sportiu Ita big oliryaanthomutns. The gayest lot of peoplo You evor came across We're puttln' In our ovonlus' A'worshlppln' the hots. Chicago Tribune. In Maryland we're happy The nor'west breesea plioj The canvasiback Is blooming And tho terrapin la ripe, The hard-shell crab is tomptlng Tho jaded appetite: Thnoystor makes ua Joyous Tho world la running right, Ualtlmore American. An'Clovoland town Is boomln' She's spreading out like siu, An' has to keep astretchlu' To lot tho strangers In, Bho'got a court Iioubo comln,' ' Llkewlioa city hall; An1 up aloft Turn Johnson Is watchln' over all, Cleveland Plain Dealer, An way down hero In Ilouitou Tho world Is on a boom; , Hut In amougat our booitln' I Th' rosebud an' bloem: An' oh, thu skies are bluer Than northern akiea, I ween ! An' hearts are nobler, truer, Wliero the Texas Heidi are green. Houston Post. An' here In glorious Utah We've got all we ran hold ; The rocks are huddin' sliver Or bloomtn' Into cold The sky is full ot sunshine, '.tie mountains blue and haxy And all our men are climbers And every girl a dalv. -Salt Lake Herald. And oven here In Holie iherelanoiettledglooin, With tho adertlii' goln' OntheThnndbT Mountain boom, An tho eaer boys a-eowlu', . With their ptcka and ahovefe, boM. You can rave about your poalw. but wo'tu tatiitlsid Uh,uohl. flolie rcvai. Hut Mhoie thustuidy eak stands AlldrauiMlB mlitUite, Ov-jr thii lull nml valley Uuda To all eomw tlcli abundance --vill -W MVH1M( And lu our trlena tlio (allies dMW, vkeitt lulls thpOiifun. uontatii tne western sun; t JOURNAL X RAYS. PortUud'a ichooltax IsgU ID mllla. That la a uood vray to attuoi luveat- k ments te that oily. A A at TheAstoilan lata tbat local luntlmaut In that city favors Urn's uuuuiuatlen a e a Tho ptoplo of Hits countv do not hava toehcoie bt worn Gcoraud Wriglitman, Beth may Imi neinloattxt. AnolhVwiijBflLnt Salem Hortl.l liln break'the JiVi trt. VS3S. A Religious Crank Escapes V, A. Chenoweth who has been hold ing religious meetings up and down the valley was put In tho asylum recently. He was working In the laundry at the Asylum, walked out ot that department Tuesday and escaped, and though a diligent search was at oncO comnionced, no trace of him was found up to a lato l.nur Uai niolit. Tlio man was sent ud from Union county last fall, and while on his nay here e-caped from tho sheriff by Jumping off an 0. R. &. N. train, whlln it was running 40 miles an hour. He was later found, and brought to the Asylum on December 12, 1001. JIo is 35 years old. New Loco For Eugene K. II Ingham, tho proprietor of the woll known Ax Hilly department Htore, who Is in San Francisco, baa purchased locomobile for $1000 and will bring it to Eugene with lilm noxt week. Ho will uso it for delivering goo Is from bis store as well aa pitting it to privato uso. A locomobllo is an automobile pro pelled by ut( am, and will bo a great rmelty in Eupono, aa a vast majority of tlio cltlzona have never seen one in action. Eugene ia growing more and more metropolitan overy day, proudly obsorvos tho Guard. Actress Edna Wallace Hopper la suing lames Dunsmuir, of British Columbia for money alleged to be duo under her atep-fnthcr's will. Only four of the pri-onora who es caped from McNeill's island aro atlll at large. A Mother's Favorite. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is tho mother's favnrito. It ia pleasant nfid safo for cbildron to tako and always cures. It Is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough, and Is the beat modicino made for theso dlsoasos. Thoro Is not the loast daugor in giving it to children for it contains no opium or othor injurious drug and may bo givon as confidently to a babo as to an adult. For sale by Dr, Htone'a Drug Store. VS&QGa&tfjQfti&Z ntcBMIv '""""" ",wwwWawWMJ I iiini.mi .. ... .zrr;rzzr&J EDUCATIOWAi. fl tifll f lJafe M .. . . . . i - " m-- " . jZ- -aiBi A kk fi AFTER ESCAPED CONVICTS McNiell Island Prisoners Hard Pressed. Tacoju, WnSh , Jan. 21. A Ledger reporter, who returned at 11 o'clock Monday night from tho chase after tho Federal convicts, who recently escaped from McNeill's Island reports that W. D. Bnydor, sent up from Idaho, and James Carrdll, an Alaska murdoror, and Harry Davis, a Nomo larcculst, were captured that evoning about S o'clock by Deputy Sheriff Johnson and a sailor from the revenue cutter Manning. Tho posse ran Into the trio as tho latter r.oro leaving the woods for the Ix'ncti. Snyder and Carioll were handcuffed to gether and tho party stalled fir the pris on. When they came to a (armhou'o tho sailor was sent for a pieco of ropo with which to tie DaK As soon as he was out of sight Davis mado a Jump in to tho bruah alongside the narrow path. Johnson tired anil Davis cried out "My God" as if in pain, and disappeared into tlio thicket. As it was very dark pur suit was linpo-sible. So far as can bo learned tho convicts have not ret eeeu red firearms or food, and must soon he atarved out, Thoro was a report that tho despera does were congregated near tho boaoh In tho northorn part of tho island, but a careful eoarch of thb vicinity gaxu the eearchors no clow. It is still the belief of tho oillcials that tho convicts have bcon unable to leave tho Islands, and a systemetia euaali is under way. One man, Frank Moron, alias O'Noll, sent from Spoknno for eight years for counterfoitting, was captured about mid night, by a squad of deputies, who were patrolling tho ahoro, Moran slipped out of tho tlmbor,and approached tho water's eilgo, and it is thought, was about to attempt to swim tojho mainland, ono milo distant, when ho was takon. Thirty armed deputlos aro now scour ing tho Island and two steam launches aro patrolling its shores. A launch from tho United States revenue cutter Manning lias Just gono to tho island with 10 heavily armed marines, who will tako part In the man-hunt. McNeil's Island is about flvo miles long and three milra wido, and United State Marshal Ido feels sure that none of tho convicts havo succoodod in getting 0oob IRewe No news ever spread more rapidly or created more universal interest than our announcement of the opening of the NEW CASH SHOE STORE Ladies Lace with shoe Stock No. 11 worth $4.00 Ladies Button shoe Stock No. 22 worth $3.00 These shoes are made from Specially Tanned yelvetta kid which is as soft and fine as Its name implies. Cash Sbo? Store 303 Commercial Street Opposite (he Postoflice 'H. : 1 JawrB' What this Boy's Mother Says has been said by the mothers of many other boys and girls, re garding the wonderful curative and strengthening qualities of mu Nervine Hasting. Ned. "Our little hoy, Harr), had spasms fori ears and we feared the diseaie would affect his mind. Thoufih we doctored continually he crew orse and had ten spasms In one week. Our at tention was directed to Dr. Miles' Nerv ine and we began its u-e. When he had taken the fourth bottle the spasms disappeared and he has not had one for five yean. His health now is per fect" MRS. D. M. 'I INDALL. Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all druggists on guarantee to benefit or money refunded. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. to tho mainland, Ho has poied the boats and rams of tho 30 ranchers who livo on tho Island, and thinks that is Is only a question of tlmo until tho 10 romaining convicts are hunted down. All of the Island's boats havo boon accounted for. Tho morning wbb vory foggy, but If any of tho men reached tho mainland they did eo by swimming or floating on lets The growth of timber on the island Is vory heavy, affording splendid hiding places for tho eight desperate men who aro r.t large. Latkr: Escaped convicts Campbell Alnsworth. and Morton wero captured on McNeill's island this morning nearly famlshod with hunger and cold. Tho man hunt Is being continued over the ontiro island after the seven who aro stilt at large. A boat found at Chambers creek indicates that several may have cscapod to tho mainland. ' j rthwesf Normal College... Corner State and Commercial Sts-. Salem, Orejron. r, of ,i,W. Classic, Scientific, Normal, High School 1 b M" Art. ami Elocution The latest an l lb. and Shorthand. 'o moat exieiivo .....-- --, fe rln,BC9 Northwest. Evening School on Monday and Friday " ,, B p,nno. Saturday evenings, MIcmmm tr Water Students may 'enter at any time. Send A.J. OAKLAnuAflw Persons complctlni the tuslntss and shorthand j&ttfrfU nAPfTAT, lUTSrNESS UUUL..UAi!. .... cansecur empoymeot. Foreievcn years, nui aepartment after "first completing the business readyto .raduate. Itcosts but little to secure a rlvM. iendfor cara oeue. mtKnKganaBmasKtsttKmKKwauameiysKKSoitmxt Did You Get a Free Cup; We, Did at HARRIT St. Have You Cold Feet? rrtnm of nnH nf our ainall UAH tlftA bedroom for rlfllns mid rctliinu. The turn all that is needed to start tlio tire. 4CherneketaSt. SALEAl GAS BALFOUR GUTHRIE AND CO. $ST Havo secured and will operate tho Humphrey warohouso nt Salem, $?. thoTurnor mill and warehouso and the warehouses atMaoleay, I'm- ZZ2? turn, Switzerland, Shaw aud Ilrooko, conducting a Benural warehousu , und 8torngo buBinoes. .5 :: :: " " :: Salem office 207 Com. St. Sacks will bo held at theso points for dolivory on eme terms sa pre vailed provioua seasons. See them before disposing of your grain. Top Prices are Always Paid for Grain J. G. GRAHAM, Manager CAPITAL BREWERY Boer has stood tho teat of experience. Then why not ;ivo n hoaao production the preference. H)ino capitnl, home labor and hoaae brewed beer ore growing in populariiy. l'ooplo loynl to kome indus try give It tlio preferenco. CAPITAL BOTTLING jb MRS. M. BECK, A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our tender and delicious meats, steaks, lamb or muttonjehops' veal cutlets -or pork, Our meats are all cut from the fattest and nrimest cattlo, and we can supply your table with fresh, nutritious aud wholesome meats at bed rock prices, R C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 291 Iyi A NEW lUciBiiiM' v:msi,i MAJESTIC X WILL ARRIVE SOON When we will be able to Fill all Orders. cusJte?;lCrterrs,'xn,on,hson,i,e y R.JH. WADE 8CO THE FL0RtlCLSAffiRlll "14 ,UttaU, H. ll. ,?rj u..rt,r.,rfza,r'- R, wniwmuHl, VIS.T0H3WBLC0MEDBI.TWMN2AND4 est ,n kk-k ; -(.;"Wo ,n lha SM , Kul courses Colors, Pastul, and Crayon Drawing lor catalogue. - Dfcctor of Collcee of Music. AH12 NOT HELD flY INCOMPETETEWTS. Pro motion and preferment la business Is the result of atlllty to do. At this school Is the best pIsco to obtain the knowled.c of how to do. Thero Is an Increasing demand for competent help courses at the . i.o Mriiitii from our thortha d one yumm im.u .,-,.. ..- .- - . fc f , course. Why B.c, ;. " nk 4 "' S I s e- ... --;,- - ;-- - w. i. """ " Blanke's Coffee Touches the Spot LAOIRBNCB If eo it may Inwo been caused by cottinisout of lied this moru. Int. mi colli lloor in n cold i tn. lrritnil I -. -11 .... linihi U U.m ijlilta ami ni emnii v .cucu i,,u - " of a key Biid the touch of a matcli is LIGHT CO. Telephone 56J,., WORKS .CAPITAL ICE WORKS Proprietor. Happy New Year Ard Just o woid in jour ear about tin. snrorior qiialitlus of our Inn ln-r. 'l your bona that ho can't net better sea soned fluff limn what io curry. V lmvo overy kind of lumber, all of (lie befit and at the luisest prices for the best. Goodale Lumber Co. Near JS. P. Pasa'r. depot. Phono 051 In Swell Society No man would t Ink of hovlnu the linen that lie wrs witlievoiiin(r drBb lunnd erod any n hero but at tlie Salem &tam Laundry Wo nlh pivo yon eiilu-r the eloos or dnmestin ilnltli li.n. nri.tni. aro beautiful. Our the work u woilen ami nnrmlAii ia inniin.uaa.1 i a ii tee eat faction. Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL J 0L4ITKW, PROMILTOn. ixjjiocb o oLuirsn, Man. Phono 411 Lihertv Stre. t STEEL RANGE CARGO X 9. ?' l water nd lmU,Tb. ! p "! M. D. SIIPT P. M 0l Smoht&Iu iNpUNfOJBctelftn DEPART FOR TIME SCHEDULES From I'onliiruW Or, AJu, ChlvaRO Portland Bpcrlat 8,00 a. m, Tla Ilutit luglon "AtTa'inic" Kxprcsa p.m. tla Hunt In eton ""StTVauT Fast Mall 0:15 p. m. Via Bpokaue Halt 1-ake. Dcnvrr. Yi Wotth. Omaha, Kmiim i;nv, Bl. LiOUlI, IDlClgo 414 iuu riib. M Rnlt Ijike. Duuver Kt CUT, lit. Louli, Chicago mm rm.n. Walla Walla, Ixml.tou, HMiiu, niiiHce, niii mn. Uluneatiolls Rt 1'kUl, Uulutli, Milwaukee! uuicaco, and ial. 72 f n j u ii i HOURS 71 POItTLAND TO CHICAGO Through tlckats via this routs tot Eastern points on sale at Southern h , clflc depot ofllco. nrnAN iNn nivnn Rriinniiin :-,' From Portland All lalllue Oatei subject 10 COBOgS ForauFianclica Ball every 6 daya 8p.ru. Pally ex;et Buna s P Batnr 10 .m COLUMBIA K1VKR To Astoria and Way Lauding. WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamer Ituth leaves Salem for Port land and t ay landings on TuepdayIau". daya and Saturdays, about 10 a. m. ft Corvflllla und way landings, Mondijt Wcdnoedaya aud Fridays at aboit I A T.'finATO. M. I' BALDWIN. -" ---- " " -' uen. rass. ari. ari. u. iu n an l'ortlaud, Oro. Snlom, On Central H Efficiently Serves aYast Territon liv thrniioh service to and from the principal cities la toe follawlot states: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA MINNESOTA r WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTi MISSOURI ARKANSAS . TENNESSEE KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI Throuih Tourist Cars From The Pacific Coast TO Chicago and Cincinna ranntttiee with tliroiHb trains lor ail Mll!l J East South and Southeast Fast and handsomely eauluccd, steaji-betalltj frio olnlar Cars. Uuffet Library CaiT Sltetwz Cars. Free Hecllulnt Ctialrs lari. " Send firreen cents la stamps for rtallruii " the United Stares and Cubi tor a tlculars retarding rates, time, $n.' etc., cnuonoraaaitss -. D.ll.TItUMBULU -v 142 Third St. Com't. Art $' runianu. urciuu. CorvaUis & Eastern Railroad : TIME CARD. No. 2 For Yftnulnn! Train leavee Albany 12:60 p.i ' Train leaves CorvalllB.... lfidr.i Trnln arrives Taqulna , 0:45 p.i No. 1 Rcturnlnpr: Leaves Yaqulna 000 a, t Leaves CorvallU 11:80 a.t ' Arrives Albanv l2:iBn.ir'. No. 3 For Detreit: m Leaves Albany 7.00 a,! Arrive: jjeiruiT iZii inj No. 4 From Detreit: $a Leaves Detroit 12:45 pif Arrives Albany 5:40 wj Trains 1 arrives In Albany ia &" to connect with the 8. P. south bou. I train, as well as clvlug two or tU Hours in Albany before departure dl' P. North bound train for Portland. Train No 2 connects with the 8, 1 west side train at GnrYillls Crofsini. Independence, MuMinnvIlle and t points north to Portland. J. Toiijfkit, Edwui 8io ' Auent.AIbany. Man? The Great Rock Island Is the only V oporating a t' ly Pors o n 'l Conducted Ite t- . 1st excursions KOUte botween M , ianu anu vw SO ChaniTM via ,). TW.I.ll- . .(-.., Ct lo line, making close- connectlon..atf n ii u"lon epot tor atl points t II points la n airp "j riHuunru Bieepinc car between Bolt Lake Utv, Denver and GhicaRo, Dufftit. T.ih.,,w. .. 1.1J cars between Pueblo. Den. ver anu unicaeo. Tho best and reasonable dinine; carBerylce belirS t uehlo and Ohicajjo. If you nre goiM" Kansa? City, Omaha, Des Moines, O caoorany coeast, you should W quire aoout Great Rock Island Ro Oeore Plllcll nir vnnr tlrknt. All rour iipnrpof ket agent about it, " era and any inform.t write for fo ueelred. Gen'I.Agt.', Portland, Or. A. a. uoopex. O. C, T( Go's PASSEKCER STEAMER POMONA AW3 f0' Portiaad Monday, Wednesday and Frlday.tOa.m. For Corvallls Tuesday.Thors day and Saturday at 5 p m QuickTime, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade at. , m. e. uALuwin. m- - f v Royal Insurance Co, A. T. ilbert, resident agent of ) lusuran iCo. la now prepared for J fKe i aurance businees. win rj handle- eal estate, I have a fes?" carriage which is at my customer's J vice and I will Uko pleasure to d! f. d jaimMl 1 V. il) T& I inois A. ft t Peni witk T. A. Uvealey A - vir j wrf ? rmVim0WWrirr-til ""WP" v&$t- J