The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 24, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextmmmmmwmmmMMmmwmmmafBfll,0,att i-3eese?--) tt h i y Start Girls Right! Many btauliful jlrls htcomt Invalids for life, ,3 H pynoUiUontolhelwi of health Mothers should protect their daughters' health by glv Inj them neusiary Information and proper treatment When the menus come on a g!rl unawares Sn her Inexperience she Is either frightened Into convulsions, or scared Into try. Ing to check the flow. Many girls have checked Uie flow and It has never started again. And u result they have grown pste.factd, with "crow.tracks" on their cheeks, and dirk half, moons under their eyes. A dose of WINEoCARBUI taken every morning after a girl Is twelve years old will bring the menses on properly and keep them regular. It will help her to develop Into attractive womanhood and equip her for the duties of wife and motherhood. All drujgiits sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardul. The Hollywood, Aabnrr Park, K. J., Februarys. 1 WO. I read your ttdrortlieuent in rcfrwd to Wing of Cutdul In ths Baltimoro American, and It no favorably impnisied ma that on ray Yllt to Daltlmoro during tbs bolldnya I purchased a bottlo of it for my adopted daughter, who wu aulferlnp with (omnia troubles. She bad been under tho doctor" oars for some time, and whon tier period would coma on her aufferlnir was torn thine terrible. I Induced her to try It and tho first doao brought on tier menses, flho took It regularly according; to the directions, and was greatly rellsred. To nno bor own words, "It sared my llfo." J. WKSLKY OliOflB. Tor title l-d ttlTtr. Hn,tttaf mploral, "T fedlM' iMtorf Dtputmed," TS ttttof Htiltu Ounptny, CttUaft, Ta. THE DAILY JOURNAL Hem ber Associated Press. Member Northwest Afternoon Ncwtcacer Lmjuc, ' DV HOFSH DROTHBnS. FRIDAY, JAN., 21, 1002. Dally One Year, $4,00 In Advance. Dally Four Months $1,00 In Advance, Dally by Carrier 50 cents Per Month. Weekly One Year $1.00 In Advaac. W EDITORIAL JJ A SIGNIFICANT CARTOON. Tho Orotfonlan prints n cartoon called anecllpao at the national capital, show ing Mark Ilanna as tlio typo of bossistn and maclilno politics in form of tlte son being eclipsed by Roosevelt an tho moon of honest appointments. .. TL'5 iucny tiling about this ia that the IJannn method" bucked by John II. Mitchell liavo had complolo away in Or egon. Eyery federal olllco from Collect or of CuBtoma to tho atualleat postofllco i n llatina innohliio man, Tho deal between Mitchell and Mark Ilanna. wob opon and notorioua and woe long ostpoeod and fought by tho Oregon- Inn no tho blifhtlng inlluence that mado tho whole McKinley administration of. fonslvo In tho Orouonlan'r; columns. Tho oditor of tho Oregonlnn baa hoen accused of awrrendorltig to Sonator MlfMmll lint urn rnnnnfc believe till, and Ml,i!Wnlffrivnncriivitrr-nnnria-to commiiaion6r can secure. Thla 1b what la known as tho float gravel off thu river bare, What ia ncoded and would bo a great deal bolter would bo cruabed rock taken from tho bede of streams. Tho lorgor bouldora aro of tho hardest material and would mako good metal to put on tho atroota. Tim rltv rnnlil nut on a rock crtlfdior (that would coal $800 and by ualng steam Dgincathat aro idle at certain times of tho yoar get those hard rocks from tho creek boda broken very rcatonably. Finely broken rock Inndeof this hard est matorial wonld mnko n far hotter atroot. It ia probably the bo-t material availnblo in this part of the roimtry. Tlio float gravol Mint It now utod la aoon crushed Into powder umi worked into mud and has to bo hauled iff as it is hauled on. Thu Unrly broken rock would makua far bettor street, Tho city council should buy snob u rock crusher this year mid bo prepared to coat aovoral streets next winter, Uy 100S whon tho LowIb and Olark exposi tion brings thousands of strangers to Oregon our main streets could bo in lino ordorfortho satnooiponie wo now put on them. Finely brokon rock would mnko a dtir ablo itroet coating. The commltteo on streets and public property should inven tlgato thla matter and bo prepared to adopt modern mothoda of street lm provotuont. Balom cannot afford to sit still and keep thoold mothodsof past generations. Wo must awrken to the needs of tho tlmos and tboy are bottor streets nnd get to bo Senator. Honest appointments nro not what tho McKluloy administration became noted for in Oregon, If thu Oregonlnn was to bo boltoved. Tho obscuration of riaunalsm by honest appointments is muiih to bo desired. Tlio cartoon would Indice-to that "JUphard In blmsoK again, " end has put away thotemptatlon to fall from his high eitato of lndopeudont Journalism to be come a truculent Ilnunalzod Senator of the United Statott, No doubt tho Ilanna (action ol tho Ho publican party have hold out to tho cd Itor of tbo Oregonlan tho tempting bait of a mortgaged renatorshlp a partner Shp with FuBloU'Mltchell-Itepubllcan. ism. If Kdltor 8oott has ovor dawdled with the spoils prostitute ho has shown his good ecnao and prefers au unsullied old ago by putting her aside and coming (Sack Into the sunshine ol an honoat, In dependent career. llo has treated Senator Mitchell with great kludncsa and conaUleratlou, In this respect he is right, Hut he would do a groat wrong to his principles by swallowing hlsconvloilons for olllco, tTHn STATE MIGHT DO WOnSE. The statu school land board seems to admit that it made n mistake it) nuking the loan of 43600 on tho Johnson land. Tjie laud is not iu exiuut or value what tho, payors In tho case would represent. Thoy dp not 1wm It over or try to b1 out of It. Thoy are of tho oplulou that the state will not lose on the loan, as Mr, Johnson has other property and baa always paid his interest in full. iLcans as bad as this havo been made lt tho past. In fast the school land beard get about the hardest claw of applications for leans, and has to reject tc great many in course of a year. Hut unless the Balom Hepubllean paper that is (honing up the school land 1m can show more than it has shown, tmti can answer, the statuijent of the school laud board, it lias no oaw. t this is the only bad loan the tehool lastd beawl has made it is to be ouiigrtt ulktW. If it has loaned 1,800,000 and tubing wn be said against any of the Immt but this one, (t deserves endorse wt. Tba Male might get a Uoveruor and atstermeiubrsc the board who might snake wore of suati loans iu place of one twrt ol thousands, Can the Balom H iatdka editor ensure a (.overimr he Wight 4ek doing, bettert fl tin Kepubllan party throws (lover. m Qr over lor thio one wlsUke, and hi Am It was a salt4ke, will it not 4fW ittj e to Nftlentlid reeerd, tak in Oh leans at ft whole? Will It da NECESSITY OF STATE REVENUE REFORM Marlon county has bocomo a model of good government, Thu lighten tax In umnyyoarahau been lovied for county purposes. In three years f 100.000 debt has been paid off, Current expenses are down to fll.OOO. The State Government, so far as It can bo controlled by our Htato officers, has been conducted economically and care fully, Thoy have not mado now oftlccs, have not enlarged patronage, they have retrenched, Hut in spite of tne greatn.t economy on tho part of our County and citato of llcials tho largest state tax In mnuy years must bo raised this year. The last Leg islature squandered easily a half million and passed laws imposing; new taxes, making new oillcos and new burdens. Shall the poliuy of management fol lowed by tho olllolals of Marion county, and by tho statu board, be extended to tho law-making body, or shall Legis lative extravagance overwhelm County ml citato? Tho State and County ollleials must lovy laxos to Uay lor thu folly and reck lossnesaof the Legislature. They lime uo option. If the next Legislature asks gmiTsii ii iWVi n IJMO VEMENT OF THE STREETS WMs areUiHg ownsd and IM4 dirwweas re halng rilled Uh M gfvl iU, tb ally stmt Headache kills, not necessarily suddenly, but SURBLY. It preys upon the intellectual power more than wo realize. It consumes the vitality faster than nature can replenish it, and we cannot tell just what moment n temporary or complete aberration of the mind will rosult. Headache nnd pain should be promptly re moved but properly. Many pain cures are more harmful than the pain. Beware. If you woild be safe, take m?i;v Pain Pills. "As a rewlt of neuuhjla I lost the sight of my right eye, ami (lie pain I haeu8.ere4 U Ineempieben.lMe, be. Ipt obliged if tak oplU aiot mm. Miles' Vain IltU swl It promptly re Uevedtne. I tlitn putthaitd abaiand Sktw tujr tfAublt la gone. 1lwy Uvo aU owed y ilaueUl- t uerveus tUea to maws.'v-W. JtsnuY. Bi. iswJ,laas, 8W by PiticgWs, Dajr, LOr, Miles Medical Co,, Elkhart, nd. sTsaisinisliSjislsatjssisms ""'" ' ' mnmimmmftifm-- !!i-JLL . EDUCATIOHAL , JflKS. . TlilH PI Mt Bssx' or thrco millions they must lovy tho tax. Either the Marlon county platform must be extended to tne Legislature or Legislature extrnvaonco will extend to county government, raise all the sal aries and make more oulces and plunder. Tub JounjuL believes tho Mailon County program, as at present carried out by faithful and painstaking ollleials, is right nnd businesslike and creditable to any political party. It tbould Lo mado tho Htato program, nnd if the Hcpublican party does not want to stand upon it somo oilier parly will. Hut wo believe It Is what nlno tentlia of tho Kepublicnns want and profer to havo. Thoro is tlio greatest necessity for a reform In tho state revenues. Put every olllco on a Hat salary. Put all fees Into the treasury. Sot a llmli in the Legh latuto bo ond which tlio members dare dot go in making appropriations, If iheso pinna nro adopted and tlio people pass tho referendum and initiative Oregon uiuld have a mcdel Blato Gov ernment. COUNTY POLITICS REVIEWED In a Special to the Portland Paper Party Lines Have Undergone Some Chances , In order to glvo itsYoaders all impor tant maltors thnt appear in tho Port land papers, and without endorsing what Is printed in them Tn Journal proaeuts the following special from Hnlom to tho Oregenlan: Marlon County Democrats aro not taking the activo In terest in tho comln political campaign that lias been manifested by Hqpubllcans. As expressed by a prominent Democrat today, thoy aro waiting to see what the Hopabllcans will do, and will govern thomselves accordingly. Marion County is strongly Hcpublican at pro- out and only nn exceptional state of political affairs will enable the Democrats to oloet a candidate to olllco. A nomination on tho Republican ticket is considered equal to nu election, though Frank W. Durbin twice has been elected Sheriff on tho opro'ithm ticket. Thcro Is somo talk of tho Democrats trying to secure two offices as a lesnlt of the next election the sheriff 's.olllce and tho Joint b'enntcrshlp Marion nnd Linn Counties will tl Is '"' elect a Joint ficnator. As Linn goes Democrat ic moro than half tho lime, tne oppo sition would fi'and n belter chance to elect a candidate to this ofllco than to any other in which j Marlon County Is interested. Hut in o der lo be successful even in this In stance tho Democrats would bo obllgod to nominate a man wtio couiu uraw voles from the Republican ranks. If tho Republicans should nominate a man who Ih personally a poor vote-getter, the Democrats will put up tholr strong est man and try to capture tho Joint Setiatorship The fict that Frank Durbin the Denv oriallc Sheriff, has given fatlsfaction in ilio ftdm n strat on of his duties is all that tjlvca tbo opposition hope of eleet- j u VtSyW i. . .1.... ....... , ,i...t nion it II IkiIHm of 8. S. I) nml ECZEMA'S ITCH IS TORTURE. IJclenia Is caused by nn acid humor iu the blood coming in contact with the .1.1.. .. ,i .,iiii,. irmni rpiincsi nnd in flammation ; little pustular eruptions form md discharge a thin, sticky fluid, which dries and scales oft ; sometimes the skin is hard, dry and fissured. Kczewa in any form Is a tormenting, stubborn disease, and tho Itching and burning at times arc almost unbearable; the acid burning humor accms to ooze out and 6et the skin on fire. Salves, washes nor other exter nal applicatiotn do any real good, forns long as the poison remains in the blood it will keep the skin irniaieu. PAD FORM OF TETTER. "Per three years I lied Tetter oil my liauils, rlilch caused tUem to swell lo twice their natural site. Part of the time the disease wan in the fo mcf run ning pores, very pain lul, and cautlng me mtielidlfio Mfoit Tour loolors said the Tclter had profjreMtd too far 10 l - curcu, Buu iiity ing another man to that ofllce. B. 13. Colbatb, tho present first Deputy Sheriff, ia talked of ns a probable candidate for the Democratic nomination. Concerning other efllces, Ihoro ia practically no talk. Tho Hepublleans, It would seem, havd Irbm to fear from thoonnoMllon now than they had two years ago. Many men who left tho Republican parly in lHim. wnen tho silver question was paramount, re turned to tbo party in 1000, and moro nro now roturnlng, Somo Democrats and Populists and many Freo Silver Hepub lleans aro now firmly united with tho Hopublican party and will vote accord ingly. In addition to this, many of tho former supporters of tho fusion ticket will now be found in tho ranks of the Socialists, so that tlio Republican plu rality will be largor still. The position of two of t'o local nows papers shows somothlng of what the Democrats will hove to contend within the coming campaign. Tho Capital Jour nal, which was tho volco of tho opposi tion In thla county in tho last two cam paigns, Is now independent, with a fre quently manifested intention to take part in the discussion of questions to bo settled wholly within the Hopublican party. The Oregon Independent, which was a supporter of Bryan nnd free sil ver, is now back in tho Hepubllran ranks, and the aid of thlspapor will also bo lost to the Democrats. In viow of all thoso clrnumsUiuos, it is not surprising that Democratic lead ers aro keoplng pretty quiet as yet. itiiwesT Normal College... .... ....i.it tc. Salem. OrdTOn- CouW.orS, Art, and Elocution. Tho latest and ' '.k0, Sn.f, ert.ii' Work in the and Shorthand. The most extensive II neo office ' u ,- cB!6el Full enuraes Crayon Drawing . .,.... , ..i,i Mnm n ami rrmnv eve " .'"" i;.. Norinwest. r,vemi.K -... " """""' ,..,, .1(i,nP i Voice culture, riane, -i-i cim.. a, ppini nir n os. Water Colors, lasiei, anu w Students may enter at any time. Send for cit.logne. A. J. CARLANDAM ?&? VlftjrrtlSe of WaUslc ) if- -x, of ability to do, At this school IS the test slace toottalatheknowledicof how to ao. Is sa lacreaslng demand for competent help Persons comtletlni the tuslntss and shortliand courses at the nATM'PAr, lUrSlJfiSH IJUL-Itr can secur. employment. For eleven years, tut one youn, man '. deeartment after first comtletln- the business course. W liy? Uecause a I took ""."'.. re.dyoradua,e. .team but 1"MM t d. Srnd rnr cats otue. ,,.-... - m a . 7 si a if jura k . XSj Imltles of 8. 8. I) noil wn complete y c-ured, Thl waa fifteen year spo, nml I Have never linecscen an .Ijrn of -y old trouMc." Mna. U. 0 Jackwi!, 1414 IdcGee St., Kaiifa Cliy, Mo S. S. S. neutralizes this ncid poison, cool3 the blood and restores it t j n healthy, natural state, and the rough, unhealthy kin liprninm soft, mnooth nml clear. " , cures icimr, iy sipelas, rsonasis, bail Rheum and all -skin discasea due to a poia- n,iiil rntiflittnii nf the blood. Send for our book and write us about your case. Our physicians have made these diseases n life study, nnd can help you by.tlieir advice; we make nf charge fortlilsscrvicc. AUcorrespondcno is conducted in strictest confidence. C THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAWTA, OA. iKDUMHPAinf DKPAUT FOll Chicago. Portland Bin-rial SCO a. m. via Hunt- lDgtOU onnBM Y JZT Blanke's Coffee I Touclies the Spot Did You Get a Free Cup; We Did at Harrit & Laojrbnob - --. -. 44 r-,." If eo ft may have been caused Have You Cold Feet? ssrawavsi room. Get ooo of our small GAS HEATERS and at small expense have a arra bedroom for rising and retiring Tho turn of a key and the touch ol a matia is all that Is needed to start tho llre( 4ChemckotaSt. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. Telephone 563.. When the Hepublleans have become thoroughly warmed up In their own factional light tho DomocratR will begin to look for somo opportunity to gain a possible udvantoge. Until then, say some of tlio leaders of that party, thoro will be little doing in Marlon County politics, except among tho Republicans. Theresa ass of People - Who nre Injured by tho use of coffee. Recently there hna been placed In nil tlio grocery Htores a new preparation culled ORAIN-O, made of pure grains, thnt tnkea the place of coffee. The most delicate Htomach receives It without distress, and but few can tell It from coffee. It does not cost ovor VI ib much. Children may drink It with great benefit. 15 cts. nnd 25 eta. per package. Try It. Ask for ORAIN-O. ((426e&aXtWa3 4s l k'''."-X .M AtUntto Hi press 9 p. m. Tla Hunt lucton Fast Mall S l&p. ui. Via Spokane TIME SCHEDULES From Portland, Or, Hilt tike. Denver, rt Worth, Ouiaha, Kaunas OUT, tit. Lfluli, ( hlCBRO HUU i-.ni. a. 11 l.lin. Drnrcr Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kansas Cltr. Ht. Louis, HiicaKO and Fast. TTia" Waflar.ia ll!!' Unnkatl. Ual ace. Pull- u-.. f l.iiinaixlla Mt. Paul, Dulutli.Mltwaukee UUICSKO, aim i. ARHIVK FROM 4 30p in, 1 m. a :U ' 111 72 ,, HOURS 77 TOIITLAND TO CHICAGO JT tu. at.... nf Pare PU V.UAUK& Ul ,! Through tickets via this route to all Eastern points on sale at Southorn la- ciuc uepo. omce. OCEAN AMD fllVEH SCHEDULE t-rooi foniaaa- Sp. m. Daily ex;oo Bund 8. p Satur IU .m lAll salllnx dates subject to cnaoRe For "can Francisco Balleery 6 days COf.UMIlIA BIVFR To Astoria and j Landings. 4 p. IB 4 n. m. ex. Bundu BALFOUR GUTHRIE AND CO. Havo secured and will operato the Humphrey warehoueo at Salem, the Turner mill and warehouse and tho warehouses at.Macleay. Trn turn, Switzerland, Shaw and Brooks, conducting a general warehouse and storaKO businoes. :; :: ''- '-' '' '' Salem office 207 Com. St. Sacks will bo held nt thoso points for dollvory on 9ame terms us pre vailed previous seasons. Sea them before disposing of your grain. Top Prices are Always Paid for Grain J. G. GRAHAM, Manager CAPITAL BREWERY Hoer has stood tho test of experience. Then why not glvo n home production tho preference Home capital, home labor and homo browed beor are growing in popularity. People loyil to konw indus try give it the preference. CAPITAtfBOTTLING WORKS bb--CAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. V. :"WHETIIER YOU WAN"!" mm DVrMITEf A WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamer Ruth leovos Salem for Port land and way landings on Tinsday.Thurs days and Baturdays, about 1C a. m. For Corvsllis und way landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at abont G A. L.' CRAIG, M.P.BALDWIN, Gen. I'ass. Agt. Agt. 0. It. & N. dock Portland, Ore Balem, Ore. inois Central h Efffcfently Serves a Vast Territory By through service to aid from tho prlncltal cities la the follawlne states: I A Happy New Year And just a woid in your ear about tlio superior qualities of our lumber. Tell your boss that he cau't get heller sea soned tluir than iihat uecarr). We havo every kind of lumber, all of the bet and t ihe lowest prices for tho beM. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S P. IWr. depot. Phono (151 IOWA INDIANA WISCONSIN MISSOURI TENNESSEE LOUISIANA Throush Tourist Cars From The Pacific Coast TO ILLINOIS MINNESOTA SOUTH DAKOTA ARKANSAS KENTUCKY MISSISSIPPI Chicago tni Ciiicinnal Connecting with through trams for all joints Oast, South and Southeast Past and hasdsomely eaultred. steaji-heated trains Dlnln Cars. Buffer Lltr.iy Cirs Mceplnc Cars, Free llrcllnlni Chairs Cars. bend fifteen cents la stamps for nail mas of the United States and Cubi fon sar ticulars retarding rates, time, service etc , call on or address ...,.....,. B. II. TRUMBULL. 142 Third St. Cem'J. Ai't. Portland, Oregon. Juicy Morsel" Break fast for forvallis k Eastern Railroad Or dinner yiu can enjoy frm one ol our tender and ddllcioiti me Us, steski, lamb or mattonli'iopr vest citl-Us or pDrk, Our me Us am all out from the fatten and nriine4t oUtlo, and we oiu nipplv your table with frosh, uutritioui an'd wholosoms moats at bai rock prices. E C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 291 nnimnnTTnfTnnnnnnnmnTnnnnnnnimnnnnnnntTnnnnnnniinnnm You will find that what you get from us will gie I you tho most satisfactory wear, look well and 3 i always be comfortable to your feet. QUUUiiWUWiWJJWUliliuUUUUU Thefirst Spring shipment of Ladles shoes have arrived Call and see them. lurefloo Shoe Go. 275 COMMERCIAL STREET. I MAJESTIC s 1 iKc - c iai 3y I I -31 I No, TIME OARD. 2 For Ynmilna: Train leaves Albany I2:fi0.r. in in - . I Ci) . ui 6:45 p. m In Swell Society No man would t ink ol bavin,- the linfn that he wears with eveninir dreei, laiind. lSn!l?r v n"1 V ,,m Sa,H" S,"" Laundry. wlb piVH yon p, Kloor ilnmextio HiilM.. b.it, which arob,autiul Our the ,k ... !wo-& nwl perealis msurpassl. e Blmr nute8At'tfaction. k ' Train leaves CorvalllH...'. nam arrives Yaqulna No. 1 Returning! Leaves Yniiulna 0 00 a in Leaves Corvalllf 11:30 a. m Arrives Albany 12:15 p. m No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:00 a m. Arrives Detroit 12:15 p. m No. 4 roin Detreit: Leaves Detroit 12:45 p. ru, Arrives Albany 5:40 p.m. 1 rains l arrives in Albany in time 10 connect wills the 8. P. south bound, train, as well as Riving two or three hours in Albany beforo departure of B. i -North bound train for Portland. Iraln No 2 connects with the S, P. vest side train at CorvUlis Crossing for liuie.etiilenco, McWinnville and all points north to P. rtland J. TURNkU, Kuwi.n Ftonb, AKWit,lb.iny. Manatti The Great o , , Peck Island Salem Steam Laundry Route ph Z7XS ir gjngi W. the WorldTa'lesXu Phone 4U M Lilwrtr gtM( t WhMjSfi, connecUonUt Ch, Dflilif ..,...i" . -'",' " rii--. I "J Is tho only line nporating a week ly Pore on a I y C onducted Tour it Excursion car betwo e n Port land and Ohica- TEEL Rile j1 B; m X A NEW CARGO X WILL ARRIVE SOON When we will be able to Fill all-Orders. Thev have iwfn ,fr .- i. ncf i . 0,A ""Jnins on tne .ujiuuicii nave waited. way, but many ftuililnnl .l,.,i.. -B-S ,nnr ,...." .."V""-3 1 1 :.".Y Denver aud Chiejiru. millet. I.ihr ..i.i..' Mrs between Pueblo. Den. rn: , ,V'n T.e best and mo.t Puniiin n i n "'" Kat service ueiweou I xl )ml ck,cuR' I' you uro uoinir to caeorBC,Uy'ma,u, De Moines, Chi- Z QUheafo!,yf 5Muyon should en- A. C ,mUti breftKwkIelandoute vourn-'n0' ,"R Jur tJt!ket- Ask ldMi.i f Wl "J any information 1 U'U. A. V Pn.,o Qn'l. Ajjt., Portland, Or, Rjjfl. WADE & CO. i M4 w THE FLORENCE" SANATORTOH iii.uiaMs-,..,...lWr "wen UU,UI" eases. Iteilt' th'evre SSrVST? "' ' "vd lura, t&"& -"real teii-ifLf-? ffte ithallth. .. " " " l0. od pt m trtMied nirrlte0r.pplpWo-1' witiwmuHl, M.D. SUPT i ! .0. C. T, Co's PASSEKCER STEAMER POMONA wAVAl.f Port!01 Moaday, wtaaesaayana Frtday.lOa.in For Corvanis Tuesday.Tnurs asy nl Saturday St 5 p n. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade st. - M. P. BALDWIN. Aft. Royal Insurance Co. luJu'rln .''rv'l' nddM "Sent of above laZ i Co ,8 10w Prepared to t'o a nrri- Z-C ,?"3' wave a ream ana vteefe 7b & ! J "V customer', ser- n.ii-. I Vi v pleasure in snowing Ki'l".' I tor sale. Office ai -. wiib x. A. LIvealey & . srjeSMHIKVJilVkwihJli KU P:-T1