The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 03, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJPWtfrtWBiMiliiiriiiiiBijiiTiiTilittjj wiPiMiWwSi ?&x - 'giwg tu'"w" !" ' r2'1' 1 -i-5. ft j &A PLOWBRS factories for ten years we know that they are reliable Ex amine ouj line before bujing. The House Furnishing Co. 80S Com'l at., next to I'oatoilkc. 0 yTWtVtH THE DAILY JOURNAL Meatier Northwest Afternoon Newspicer Lewie, BY HOFKK BROTHERS. THunaoAY. Avmu 3. 1002. Dally Oai Year, $4.00 la Advance. Daily Three Months $1,00 In Advance, Dally" ty Carrier 50 cents Per Month WekfrOJ Yen- $1.00 la Alvanc THE POLITIOAL 8ITUATI0N IN OREGON. Tho nomination of W. J. Furnish for governor 1b a Brunt victory for Eastern Oregon, and will Introduce) a now olo mont Into stnto politics. Thoro will probably bo loan tallc about Btato dl vision, nnd lliaro will bo groator pros nuro than ovor to securo Btato Instl tntlonR for tho groat Inland Empire. If elected Mr. Furntsh will nlvo Im portant appointments to that section of tho Btato, and It Is now easy to boo that thoro has boon a continuous cam palgn to land tho lioad of tho ticket for Eastern Oregon. It will cauoo noino HorcnoKB In WostornOrogou, whoro ntato politics hns boon monopolized for half a century, and tho flint governor nf tho twentieth century, if ho hall from tho Republican party, will coma from aeroBB tho divide-. Job, Simon and his frlondn nra do nl exactly what Mltoholl and hla friends did two years ago, whon Uiay wero shut out of tbu Republican coun ty convention, and tho unit ntlo wiih enforced on thorn to mnko an antt Mltcholl Republican ticket. Now tho unit rulo In enforced, nnd an nntl-SI-mon ticket Is rondo, and Mr. Simon nnd hla frlondn Htep out, and form an alllanco with tho Domocrats and Indo pendents, to sco whnt thoy can win out of it That thoro will bo a fttalon ticket mado with tho Domuorats In Multnomah county no ono can doubt, and It may bo oloctod aH triumphantly as Mr. Mitchell's Citizens' tlokot was two years ago. Tho political align ment of Uio stnto la no longor on party linen, but two great faaUona contond for supremacy, ono bonded by Sena tor Mltcholl and the other by Bonntor Simon, tho lattor's torm not expiring until March 3 ,1903. What aro tho chunoeo of eloctlng a Domocrutlo goroniorT Many Republi cans nra enylng thoy are good, and will, they say, voto for Chamborlaln. V&&H&te7UKK7ift??&n2 ...CHICAGO J EDITORIAL . ,.,, i PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. Tb strostcit ariuBuat that can it offfred test t :s3ti too Kiwtattosaieie price, wo llbol trtt' ywa tools for cath and our txecascs are to ,V tl ll. Head oni THIS WEEK'S GREAT PRICE CUTTING SALE. Read the following carefully, 30c school plali dress roods 12 l-2c 75c ail weoMO tacb EeilUb cliv- H AHr. ktte48c, ill 2c fancy 81'kallne. pretty pattern. 7 Lie i! isc Heictia, taiia nauti vc, White chtcK, wbltetoodi le. iimamttK taeie mtu 3! t. itluettilcediUklur 7 I 2c I thtuea's trimmed hat 7 Sc. a Ctillirar'boi helm St A t 4 Scehlidrea'a calico dreatea 2Sc SScchllirea'ssIlk bosnttsSOc $3 waiBiaiic (5 waits taffeta silk waists $3 4$ WE ARET1IE MAKt RS OF LOW McEVOY BROS., I Co Court Street, k"a?vvVitXV 4 pic's libit IM I Ubt aaoies' JBa3aai i 118 STATE STREET, GfdatatU-i of uuddNkirta. while and colore!. SO per cent off tho rentof the woelc. Iwalnnlog WeJnttsJny. This menu much consider ing ouraltexdy low prices. L. MRS. M. FENNELL. $ess&imiiG& ,"st TMaaJpaatiirc ! on every box of tho fTnotn Laxative BrcmoOuInincTbicu f" And tl )ral decorations have al ways occupied first place in floor and wall ornamentation. Here man's genius draws from nature's most profuse fountain of beauty, and skillfully traces nature's most exacting forms and colors. We sell the very best patterns from the fore most mills of the country, having sold the product of the Floras nt Hale in and Albany ThU algnalur ia on eTary box of tho nennlno Laxative BromoQiiinineTbieu remedy that enre eoWJ" obJIbj. Geo. K. Chamborlaln, Uio present Dem ocratic dlBtrlct attornoy at Portland; who wob onco elected attorney-goner-al over Lionel R. WobBtor, Republican, will bo tho Democratic nominee. Ho will mnko a poor man's campaign, and Is possessed of othor elements of stroncth and nonularlty. Ab tho rtotn- lnoo of tho straight Democratic ma chlno ho will not bo afl strong na ho would bo as an Independent candidate. On a good platform, and If ho wljl go out and champion reform IdoaB, some thing moro than a more deslro to got tho placo and distribute tho patronago among Domocratu that kind of a campaign will glvo Chamborlaln a grent following, nnd tho pooplo may show Uto Republicans that Uioy havo carried factional pollclos too far. JOURNAL X-RAY8. Well, Marlon county Republicans at Portland got tho Mnt senator, any way. 'Rah for 13111 Uobsonl An Eastern Orogon delcgato at tho slato convention yesterday condoled with a Marlon county man by saying that "Marlon county In worn out for Uio prcHont, so wo'll Just siimmor fnl- low It for n fow yoarH." Hero's a llttlo gem from a Hinall boy's essay on pnrcnts: "ParontB aro things which boyB havo to look after them. Most girls also havo pnronts. ParontB conslsta of pas nnd man. Pan talk a good deal about what thoy aro going to do, but mostly U'h tho men Hint mnko you mind." Tho nownpaper men nro still unrec onciled to tho Idea of dedicating poet ic art to the eulogy of Uio washorwu man. Ono of thoro Jealous BcrlhoH, who linagtnoH ho can writo poemn, Iiiih this, headed "A Wife's Lovo:" Wrltton by Mrs. H. after roadlug hor hUBbaud'B poem on how ho loved hor best whon washing: I love my Krnost best. When ho Is not nt roHt, It does mo Immonso good To boo him. split wood. I lllto to soa hla toos mushed, And hln flngors badly haahod. I like to hear him ouss And make a torrlblo fUBs. It ploasos mu If ho BweaU, It Is noatnr whon ho frots. I like to hoar him groan, Through ovory aching bono. 'TIb then I lovo tny HrrioHt. &Vt&&i&n&ttJi&ftr&tZ STORE... to Hit tuylnf cuttle U to five ihtm the are la a to ilea to do id t. We buy our aourtxpcaKsaresoimaninai we can Mat aay comwtuwa small I bat we can teat aay cotnpcti Corset all trice from 25c up 2c toyk'overallsISc 1C,m.).iin4.ui...IA, 35c tnca1 underwear 19c nc ncnaaocs 75C men's worklac shirts 48c men's wi Irea'atcb LMIdrea'a uhool haadktrthlrr lf- Thetrcateit stocklet on earth for la- dies and children tor 10 I adle' He Itncv wriMifii r j.ju riiBvar -nT -r- ."iTr-'Ti" -.--. (fs: the tklrti the bnlthit was ever sho wo urrss tkirta andS4 35, wort double the crlce. muienasotci calicoes 2 l-2c. Apron ClnjhiBs4cd PRICES ON RELIABLE GOODS. Proprietors. Salem, Oreiron 1 CYCLE THIEF CAPTURES Johnson, Alias Frier,EDoes Wholesale Business. A young ronn, giving the namo of It. S. Johnson, and claiming Portland as his homo, was arrCBted by Chief of Pollco Qlbson nbout 6 o'clock Wednes day evening, just as ho was boarding a river steamer for Albany. Johnson was arrested on suspicion of having stolen two bicycles In Salem this week. Later in the. evening Ouy Ob burn, in whoso enro Johnson loft ono of tho stolon wheels, pending a nego tiation for its sale, called at thG pollco station nnd positively IdonUfled John Bon as tho man who offored tho wheel for Bale. Johnson has been In Salem about a week, and has been living In a Cora-morclal-Btroct lodging houso with two young girls, aged about 15 and 17 years. Ho represents Uiat tho girls aro Bisters, and that tho older ono 1b his wlfo. On TuoBday O. V. Hull's Ramblor bi cyclo was stolen, and Hold at a second hand Btoro for 7.50, and on tho fol lowing dny anothor wheel, tho proper ty of Itobort Duncan, was wrongfully appropriated by somo ono. Johnson was suspected of tho thefts, and was watched closely by Uio pollco. H1b actlonB wero suspicious, and resulted In his arrest Tho theft of a third whocl was ro- porte'd to thd pollco thlB morning, and hns boon tradod to Johnson, whOso tnio namo is bollavod to be II. M. Frier. Dr. Lane's bicycle was Btolon from tho Holman building about 4 o'clock Wednesday aftornoon. It was located at White's livery Btablo Uils morning, whoro It had boon Bold for i. Tho purchaser Uils morning Idontlflod Johnson ns tho man from whom ho had purchased tho whcol, and n complaint charging lar cony has been issued from Justice O'Donnld'B court Papers will bo Horvod and tho care hoard whon the ponding enso In tho pollco court has boen disposed' of. Tho thoft of bicycles can only bo placed In tho list of criminal acts, as potty larcony Blneo tho valuo of tho wheol Boldom oxcocdB tho proscribed statutory flguro of $36. Tho offonso Is nnly punishable by lno and ImprlBon mont In tho county Jail, but tho fre quency with which whools aro being Btolon In Salem would suggest the need of moio Bovoro punlahmont. Johnson, nllnB Frlor, whon arraigned hoforu Recorder udah today, pleaded guilty to stealing 0. V. Hull's wheel, and was sontoncod to two months In tho county Jail. Thoro ranialn two cohos against Frlor, who will bo tried on each ono succowilvoly as his pro ceeding Bontenco l)as expired. Chance to Go To Manila On Thursday, tho 11th Inst, tho lo cnl Civil Service CoinmlHiiIoti will hold an oxnmlnntlon In Sulom of applicants fot tho position of auditing dork nnd disbursing clurk In tho Philippine bop vlco. Hlthor position pays 11.800 sal ary per annum. Tho ago limit of ap plicants la 18 to 40, For auditing clerk an examination la roqitlrod on tho following subjects: Lottor writ ing, arithmetic, practical questions In auditing accounts, export accounting and'oxporleuco. Hxnmlnntlon for (lis burslng clurk Is Identical, with tho slngla exception that questions por tioning to disbursing nro substituted for those rotating to auditing. Will Go To Astoria J. O. Shlnu, who for Bovornl months hns boon omployod as a bookkeopor In the Ihish bank, loaves Friday for As toria, whoro ho haa accoptod a good cleilcal position with tho salmon com l)lnn of that olty. Four months of tho your will ho passed at Astoria, and tho remainder of tho year will bo spent on tho Alaskan coast. Mr. Shlnn will probably bo succeeded In tho Salem bank by Hoy Ilurton. To Serve for Crime Sheriff Allan Ormo, of Juokson 'coun ty, and auanls W. J. Plynmlo, A. Y. Duggan, I P. Kaun and S. J. Myer ar rived In Salem this mnrulng from Jaolvsonvllle with to men for the penitentiary. Thoy ware II. C Mes senger, manslaughter fur 15 ears. and 11 IS. Polay, forgery, two yars. Doctors Go to Portland J. W. Thomas, 0. V llwui, W. W. Druco, A. K, Tttinlfald and R It. lleau ohamp, who were (Ms week graduatml from tha NYIllanietto Unlvoralty Metl leul College, went U) Portland today, whore thoy will take an Qxaralnatlou bfor tho atato medlfial board for atato diplomas, Improve Court House Lawn County Judge Scott is endeavoring to Improve tho appearance -of tho usually beautiful lawn surrounding the county court houso. During the4 past year a growth of moss has appeared over Its surface. Tho moss has prac tically absorbed all tho nutritious ele ments in the soil, to tho destruction of Uio grass. It Is bolng raked off the' lawn which will then bo treated to a chemical preparation, as a temporary rollef, In hopes that tho growth of the moss may be retarded, If not onUrely destroyed. It Is thr purpose of Judge Scott In the fall, to extensively im provo tho lawn by replacing the worn out soil with now dirt well fertilized. Us prosent condition Is supposed to bo the result of an Inadequate amount of soil over tho gravel foundation that wob employed in establishing Uie grado for the grounds, and which has failed to yield tho nocossary nutrition for Uio heavy growth of grass that has appeared. REVOLT AMONG POLICEMEN. NeW York Policemen Conclude to Do Their DUty. NEW YOItK, April 2. Continued agitation ovor tho non-onforcomont of tho oxclao lawB In this city and tho fa cility with which liquor may bo pur chased on Surtday, haa led to what has boon termed a revolt among tho pa trolmon of tho pollco force. When tho chargo was mado that liquor was being Bold with tho full knowledge or tho patrolmen, their defense has been that If thoy Should report v!61atlonB of tho law nnd closo saloons thoy In- variably wero transferred to less do- slrablo posts, through tho oxoiclso of "PUIIb." However, tho patrolmen in ona uib- trlct realized that Uioy wero violat ing their oaths In falling to do their duty, and on Sunday reached an ncrecment to bid deflnnco to tho old Inlluencos. Tiieir action in reporting all violations of tho oxclso law caused a panic among tho liquor dealors. Ap parently this waa only nn opening wodgo, nnd now tho pollco of anothor d strict havo followed suit, ana n irosu batch of summons havo been iflsued from Jefferson Mnrket Court Thoso who havo boon oxorclslng "pulls" In tho past nro now wondering whon tho sudden rovolt will end. It Is stated that tho commissioner of pollco, Colonol PnrtrldgO, and District Attornoy Jeromo will glvo the mon moral support and protection In tho fulfillment of their oaths. o CATHARTIC .. 3323SSC2: Jenulne stamped C C C Never sotd In bulk. flcwarc of the dealer who trie to set' "aomcthlng ust at food." Ct Plans for Postal Currency WASHINflTON, April 3 A com mission, consisting of threo olllclals each from tho postodloo department and tho treasury department, will meet hero within a fow days to con sldor tho subject of tho ostabllshmont of a poBtal currency. Tho proaont plan Is to provldo for asmnll curroncy to tnko tho placo of tho ono and tvo dollar bills, which, It Is bolloved, will provldo a safer method for tho tranp- mtHslon of small amounts through tho malls, as It ls'lntondod that these notes shall bo pnyablo only nt the plnco designated thereon by thu pur- clinser. A FIrst-Class Market. wo aro offering tho finest line of shouldors, limns, bacon, smokod meats, picnic hams and flno snushgos aud lard ever shewn In this city. Feudrlch's Market. Action for Money Suit. The Amos .Mercantile- Agenoy plaintiff In an action begun today tho Ainrion county circuit court ugninst jonn uutiouo ami wire to re cover 1207.36 nnd $40 attorney's fees Tho agenoy Is ropreaonted by Ilonhnm & Martin, of this city. GIRL WOMEN. The general standard of measurement for wo in an ho oil is "grown up-ue.M When a girl la emancipated from school ami arrives at the dignity of trmling skirts and elaborate hair dressing lie la looked upon as a young woman. Hut nature knows nothing of such stand nnls. When the wtmiHuly tunc tion is establish cd wouiauhood ia attaiued ac conlini' to her stniidanls, and Mere is neetl of wpmauly care and caution It ia girllah iguor auce or neglect at this critical ttptewhlcholUu nasulta iu long years of after misery Mothers who perceive the ct deuces of func tional deraiiKc- mont in "ouiig girls aliouUl promptly lac tUom begin the use of Dr Mcrcc'a l'ux-orltc Prescription. It establishes reg ularity, trauquilues the uenes aud tones up the whole system My trwUt Urtt4 ilutlag; my sirlhooit, wttlrt lib mora I Urrer of llowe Street, Akron. O. "bul JUl out prure Mtkma uu(M uva. ChMH that lime I dUl Mini well day I umt at crr nwolltly kxl with trrriMc UftUcAc, iirkiiuHi Lif the 4oe aud iUm lu wy hr4i I had ottn through tuy Wv aod I but Iocs unit relievea uie I lhe wrote followed vourdvt. 1 1 vetwttlaa tare Htnuilr teMcipttjM, four f :u UtaMoal lMMvery ' a4 nve vtah at ttart um baa a watle tymWwn at oal ttlttrt.' Dr. Pjcree'a Plcaaant Pellets olcanaa the land cl and atiinnlate the alugylth lhcr. jST CTANDV f-EtoeoOKEIIIifc Hi im ''"lIH'litltiH wanaiBtaanaMiSMHMaa " " MrTTiaMfciWil owl all toe time at. caotUat twVaah Ope doctor wouk) t-tt tue one thUg aEfal Wc another wotiM uy fcxu-lblttir KUvthr dltlW- ' )uaiul X r I fMHfl T?T T3T Ts T TZ A 5 We have a superior article In tieiu I'eas, nnd our prices are mo lowest going, SBBD WHJBAT W o are prepared to furnish Folsy nnd Defiance teed wheat in any amount. SPELTZ If you want a grain that wHi makeVlarge uan tlty of feed try bpetz. LAND PLASTER AND FERTILIZER-Rometnber thatwe aro headqnarters for anything in this Hue. SAYAGB 322-324 COtn'l St. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OREGON. A Hret-clneB pilvnte hospital for the treatment ol chronic and surgical cases. Built thepat year especially for the purpose for which It is used. Convenently located within four blocks of the business part ol tho city. The 'most modern furnishings and latest appliances tl ronghout the building. Heated by hot water and lighted by gas and electiclty Here the sick enn have the comforts of an elegant private home, cotnb'ned with all the advantages ol n general hospital without the noise, contusion, and publicity attending ono. Outside phyecians bringing caceo in treated with the greatest courtesy, and assisted in operations if requested. For terms and further Informa tion write or apply personally. R, CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND A P. M ...TRY OUR NEW GOODS,.. Cheese Sandwich. Loup; Branch Cracker, Snow Drop Cracker, Oyslerelies, Butter Wafers, Lemon. Wafers, Graham Wafers. HARRITT & LAOJRENOB Old Post Office Grocery. The Bicycle Is on Again Hut It Is not the same sort of "boom" thnt prevailed a few years ago. It's an Intelligent boom this time. People nro not buying blindly or riding blcyclos simply because It Is tho fad or fashion to rlo them, nor to sco how far or how fast or how many mllofl they enn rido They rldo because thoy now roallzo that tho bicycle Is a hoalth-giver, a ploasuro-promoter becauso thoro Is nothing elso thnt affords such Invigorat ing, ovory-roady and economical moans of obtaining that outdoor oxerclso nnd chango of scene that counts for so much in the woll being of mankind Tho pooplo now Indulge in bicycling becauso It Is a tonic because It enables them to think cloaror, hit harder, sloop sounder and feel better generally. The causos of tho "new boom" ought to Interost nnd awakon YOU nnd Impel you to loam why bo many of those who havo renowed their cycling activity havo purchased Columbia or Hartford bicycles. Wo aro In position ot both toll you and show you why thoy did bo; nnd wo'll bo awfully glad to do It, too. OTTO J, WILSON 135 Court Street. S3.000.000 I Worth of 80 pound steel rails, 50 new locomotives, & and 55 new coaches, chair cars, dining and cafe cars is the'record of the 3j Ifl During the paat year, mnkini; it the a; In the rountrv. Trawd over it and IV. O. B. CltAN'K. Gnn. Pas Act.. Hi. J fn... n. A..V j ";i..i "" AIi .1, uu,l IKCi Jlftt I l.UO llim'IDO, VOL . f, 3 Salem's Greatest House Furnlshlne Department Store. The great incua!e of freight shipments received at Sa em is due to the large sales ot Charter Oak stoves, made bv the sole agent in this ciiy. ...New York Millinery Parlors... 317 COMMERCIAL STREET- NO FORMAL OPENING, BUT READY FOR BUSINESS - Itloli thing- in opting hats. Choicest oolleotion of flue roady-to wear hats and ladles trimmed hats and bonnets. Now oft ideas and most prompt service in our work rooms. CLOVER SEED Special prices SEED WHEAT a choice supply. FIELD PEAS a cut in the price. LAND PLASTER at the lowest WT Call and get our prices. ...BREWSTER 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND - - - ... All Ladies SARGENT GEM Art pleased with it, and word that the Gem is an indispensable kitchen utensil, that it is useful daily, thatlhcreis nothing like it for preparing substantial and dainty dishes, thdt it adds to home economy by utilizing "left' overs." Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food Chopper as soon as they hear of it. X X R. M. WADE & CO. the way of Canada and Blue Prussian" j St RBID SEEDSMEN Boom most modem and un-to-dntn rnllrnnd .1 enjoy the tinoat equipment on earth, r r.nnl Mo Itnnu n nnvui Po..in '.I " w w """"' K , -(Soobe for a short time. prices in the city. & WHITE... SEEDSMEN. c.,i,m nM. " w--iwn-. VVi,VII Who Buy FOOD CHOPPER they will pass along the ! CoivalM Eastern Railroad TITHE OARD. No. 2 Tor Ynqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:60 p Train leaves Cor vail Is.... 1:60 p Train nrrlvcs Yaaulnil . 6:-l5 D Nc. 1 Returning: Leaves Ynqulna..... .92xa ra Leaves Corvallls ,U:?9 ? ,n Arrives Albany 12:15 p rn No. 3 For Dotrelt: Leaves Albany 7.00 n. tu. ArrlveB Dotrolt 12:15 p. to No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Dotrolt 12:45 p. n Atrlvfis Albany...... ... 5:40 p. m Trains 1 arrives In Albany in time to connect with the 8. P. Bouth bound, train, as well as giving two or throe boors in Albany before departure of H. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No, 2 connects with tho B, I . west aide train at ComlliB Crossing for Independence, McMinnville and all points north to Portland J. TonNKR, Edwin Btokk, Afzent.Albanv. Manneo The Great Rock Island Route Is tho only lino operating wook ly personally conducted tour i s t excursion" cars between Portland and Chicago change via. tho world o great est scenic lino, making closo connec tions nt Chicago in Union Depot for nil points East. Dally standard sleep ing car between Salt Lake City, Denver and Chicago, buffet, library, smoking cars between mm Pueblo, Denver ana uni- - cago. Tho most reasonablo dining car servico between Pueblo and Chica go. If you nro going to Kansas City, Onmhn, Des MoIne3, Chicago or any placo East, you should enqulro about tho Great Rock Island Routo before purchasing 'your tickot Ask your nearest agent about It, or write for folders, and nny information desired. A. 1!.. UUUiE.Il, Gen. Agt, Portland, Ore. f'--N siSKf7 A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from ono nf our tender and delicious meats, Bteaka.lscib or mutton chops' veal cutlets or ',ork, Our moate aro nil cut from the fattest and nrnnest cattle, and we can supply your table with fresh, nutrltiou and wholesome meats at Led rock prices. R C, CROSS SALEM- OFE ' Phon 291 Ssaiii-, . ' ; ifer.) Sr-.jf - . 1 7 l 0 Stk For that Tired Feeling in spring's balmy days thoro Is noth ing that stimulates and touches tho spot like a good glass of homo-made beor. It is browed from tho host malt and hops, and Is sedatlvo, tonic and Invigorating. In the spring time It Is especially grateful to tho palato ami tho gonoral health. It you try a case of Salem boor you will novor be with out It. Mrs. M. Beck, Prop. Salem, Oregon, m u. I 7 JimL.V J!5te. IzL. S? The FRIEDMAN Stock removed to 307 Com'l. Street, Opposite Post Office. New Millinery Department Now Open at Greenbaum's Pretty, dainty, very desirable millinery trimmed and untrimmed hats in all the latest styles. Special-attention given to children's goods. Greenbaum's Dry Goods; Store Kazt Door to b? liHllf ad UMOftPACIHC DKPAItT FOIl TIMB feCtiEDULES From lorlUnd, ur, AtlRIVK FROM Clilrsf-o 1-ortland Special 8n a. m Tla Hunt Ington Atlantlo Kxprcta 9 p. m. Tla Hunt ington flH Lake. Denier. Ft iir.4t. nn.aha ITttflEk City, Bt, IjouU, Chicago 4.S0p-in, anu ruifc. Rail Lake, Denver Ft. Worth, Omaha, Karua Cltr, Ht. Loula, Chicago and Kant. S.l Oi. in St. Paul Fast Hall S:isn, tn. Via Bpokano Walla Walla, U-Tj-ton, Bpokane. Wallace, l'ull nun. MlnncatiOllS SL Paul, Duhitb.Mllwaukcfl unicago, anu mi. 72 HOURS w 72 PORTLAND TO CHICAGO no Lnanie oi v.ara Through tickets via this routo to all Eastern points on sale at Southern Pa cific depot office. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland' ,All sailing dates subject to cunuge ForJanFranclco Ball otery & days 8 p.m. 4 p. in Dally except Sunday 8 n m COLUMBIA RIVFR ToAstorla and Way Landing. 4 p.m. CX HUUdir Saturday lip, m, WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamer Ruth leaves Balem for Port land and way landings on Tuesday .Thurs days and Saturdays, about 10 a. nt. For Corvnllia und way landings, Mondaya, Wednesdays and Fridays at about 5 A. L.' CRAIG, M. P. BA-LDWIN. Gen. Pass. Ast. Agt. 0. R?St N dock Portland, Ore. 8alom,-0ro. At Easter Time is when the bnilding.busIneeB will be in lull ewlng. II you haven't 'given your ordnre for your lumber requirements it will pay you to get estimates irom Uoodale' Lumber Co., lor any and all kinds of lumber for out or inside work. iHth, shingles, fash, doors, blinds and everything needed in this line. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Puas'r. depot. Phono Oil . Asking an April Fool of You Sometimes amuses tho humorously inclined, but we never play practice! jokes, we iro on Inving the same beau tilul finish and faultless color on tho shirt fronts, collars and cuff;, o' every one that sends their laundry work heie, and wo never fool yon. Promptness, careful handling and beautiful laundry work is our method. Try tho now work. Salem Steam Laundry COLONKL J. OLMSTKD, I'HOPBIUIOB. DOnOOB D. OLMSTKD, HOR. J hono 411 320 Liberty Street tha Poatofflc. l -iJuAsiiiftrJ f,v