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it a i THE DAILY JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON, THUR8DAY, APRIL 17, 102. MW L- i ji I at .11 i ae- "7. t, .4 P3 P '.w SafaijH5v?5HS5Hiass ...CHICAGO PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. ...Great Alteration Sale,.. Chicago Store's Onward March"The entire stock must be closed out within 30 days to make room fdr ft carpenters and bricklayers. Our store will be made ft twice its present size and remodeled all over, so we ft liiwo tn nnnf ila clnnlr rtnJ- n nmlart it Irnhl ttlrtrrar ft lime and sand. The buying public knows our way ft or aomg Business ana may aepenu mai uunug hid sale goods will be sold at prices that were nevdr heard of before in Salem. AlcEVOY BROS., Proprietors. Salem, Oregon Court Street, &2&2&?:-22&22 CA 1 TWm NLt4 M The House Furnishing Co. 80S Com'l at., noxt to Tost Gfllco. Btoroa at Falom and Albany, &s$& ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 State Street. Salem Cwa33 Do Your Horses and Cows Like Good Hay? Wo aro prepared to furnlah It Wo havo clovsr, cheat and timothy, hay o ho boat quality, Our prices aro tho lowoat going, , SAYA0B St RBID 322-324Com'l8t SEEDSMEN Agonta for the International stook food, S3.000.000 Worth of 80 pound steel rails, 50 new locomotives, and 55 new coaches, chair cars, dining and cafe cars is the record of the During tho past year, making It the Iti the country. Travel over it and In the country. Travel over It and onto; 0. B. OKANK.Goti, Pas. Agt.. Ht, h Ooait Vat. Aut., Los Anuolos. Gal. ...TRY OUR NEW GOODS.., Cheese Sandwich, Long Branch Cracker, Snow Drop Crackers, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, Lemon.Wafers, Graham Wafers. Mark itt st Laojrbncb Old Poat Olllco Grocery. 3 3f. (Soobe Salem's Greatest House Furnishing Department Store. The great increase of freight shipments received at Sa- fcm fe due to the large sales of Charter Oak stoves, made bv the sole agent in this city. WW ME WAT OUT-OF-DATE BICYCLE When Columbias and prfefes and on such easy terms. This is an age of progress. Man ufacturers of the Columbia have keptpace with it As a result, the Columbia of 1902embodics many improvements and refine ments that contribute mightily to cycling comfort and pleasure. JBe up-to-date and get the benefit of them, Sundries, repairing, wheels to rent o. j. wiJbeoN STORE... Oi'! RPBTS Atade, laid "and lined by cap' able, and experienced work man. The wfar and appear ance of carpet depend largely on the manner in which (hey are nude and laid. They should neither be loose or strained to a high tension. The value of a proficitfni'car pet layer is often uiidefesti malcd. See our large line of carpets. Your Attention 1 1 Is called to our Rprltift dross, and waist goods. You will want some of thoso for your Spring gown, Thoy are of tho quality which will mako up with uloRaut ofToct and havo the beauty which will plonso careful (treason. Mercerized silk xaphyr, 20c por yd, Morcorlzcd glnithams and woven silks 27c por yd. Hlmllo Solo Solo yOc por yd Call and seo us, wo can savo you money, mot modern and up-to-date railroad Ml m M Ml Ml enloy t tho flnoat ennlnmont on earth. Louis, Mo. hobs u, ui.lNr;, raciiio rtj . . .... . ... r. HaMfor ds are to be had Bbitonal page of THE DAILY JOURNAL Member Northwest Afternoon News paper League DY HOFER BROTHERS. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $l.0Q In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In AVance. INCREASING USEFULNESS DANK8. Tho Chicago Savings Rank, a now bank to bo opened In that city at tho beginning of next month, will keep Its doors open irom u a. m. to u p. in., i. order to give tho people tho opportunl- ty to mako deposits tip to tlio close each day's business. That Is good pol icy, and It Is n policy that will win fa vor for banks In alt cities. - Tho modern business man docs not like to carry his rocnlpts about In a sack in tho old backwoods stylo. Each day's receipts Is carefully mado up and deposited, and tho hank book Is n checc on tho day's cash. Tho presont hours of banks havo ro suited In many a buslnoss man being held up and robbed with hlu day's cash on his person. It will bo said, ho should keep a Bafo; but ordinary Arms cannot keep u Unit-class safe. Uanks would popularlzo their btiBl ncsB and onlargo their doposlts by ox tending tholr afternoon hours, nl thotiKh they could not kcop opon long enough to meet the domands of all kinds of business. A FIQHT ON GOVERNOR OAQE. All tho nowspapors of tho state aro up In arms In California to dofeat Governor Qago for ronomlnntlon on tho Republican ticket Thoy gtvu am ple reasons for tholr opposition. Tho press of that stato of all par ties pictures Gago as very negligent of his official duties, spending very llttlo tlmo at tho stato capital, and largely delegating his dutlos to others. In his appointments ho hart recog nized principally thu toughest of tho spoils element, and some of the most nortorlous roundors In Blum polities of Han Francisco havo boon put In Im portant places. Ho Is charged with prostituting thu utato educational Institutions nnd com missions for porsonal and factional purposes, nnd undermining tho party with degrading political methods. Gngo sooniB to havo dono very little out of regard for tho bottor element (if his party. Ho has used his olllco to help olovnto a very low typo and promnto a boodle candidate for tho United Status Sonnte. Ho ought to he, hnd probably will bo, defeated for ro nomination. INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM. (I'eudloton Host Oregonlan.) With tho Initiative and referendum In all tho stato political platforms, It huoiiib probablo that tho seed sown In Orogon by a few mon u quarter of n century ngo, will nt last boar fruit, How such vital questions can bo bo long overlooked, by tho people 1b a wonder nnd u mlraclo. It Is tho nemo nnd ImHls of popular government. While not proposed ns n euro for nil political ovils, It Is tho Bafo-gunrd of tho cltUun, It pitta Uio law mak ing powor where It rightfully holougs In tho hands of tho inassos. If tho people go wrong, thoy can noon ohnngo tholr way, for thoy aro tho author or all law. Orogon Is slowly but suroly getting right. All quostlona of political nature should bo loft to tho pooplo and tho responsibility of tho sottlomont of them placed on tholr shouldora whoro It belongs under a government of thu people, by the people nnd for tho poo. iiu. in iiu oinor wuy uui uirougu tun Initiative nnd roforondum enn tho people really govern thomsolvou nnd when they oncu becomo nceuatomed to this form thoy will not lay It asldo for any rithor, but further extend und simplify it. With ovory mail appreciating self government by participating In gov ernment tho hlghotit Ideals or both political and social life can be real lied. Thu Initiative nnd referendum will tend to mako tho Individual Biipport the government, of his own making. rather than put him In Hitch a frame of mind, na does preaont forms, to ox pect tho government to aupVort him. Vote for tho Inlatlvo and referen dum It plaeea wore powor In tho I hands of tho people and loss In the at such t easonable AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. hands of political bosscB. For this reason alono It Is worth voting for. THE EDUCATION OF THE INDIAN. Th era aro In operation at the pros cnt tlmo, says W, A. Johos In. Tho World's Work, ono hundred and thir teen boarding schools, with an aver-. ago attondanco of something over sixteen thousand pupils ranging from flvo to twenty-ono years old. These 1 pupils lire gathered from tho cabin, OFltho wlck-l-up and tho tQpco. Partly ' liv nnlnlnrv and imrtlv hv thrnntn. ( ,mrtHy by bribery and partly by fraud, partly hy ,)CrBuaslon ahd partly by forco thoy aro induced to leavo their kindred to enter thoso schools and take uuon thomsolves tho outward otjBOmbnnco of civilized life. They are chosen not on account of any particu lar merit of their own, not hy reason of mental fitness, but solely because thoy havo Indian blood' In their veins. Without any previous training, with out nny preparation whatever, they aro transported to the schools, some times thousands of miles away, with no oxpense to themselves or their peo ple. Tho Indian youth finds himself at once, as If by magic translated from a state of poverty to ono of nf fluonco. Ho Is woll fed and clothed and lodged. Books and all tho acces sories of learning aro given him, and tcadhera are provided to Instruct him. Ho is educated both in tho Industrial and tho liberal arts. Beyond "the throe r's" ho Is Instructed In geogra phy, grammar and history; ho is taught drawing, algebra, geometry, music, astronomy, physiology,' botany and entomology. Matrons wait -on him whllo ho Is woll and physicians nnd nursos tend him when ho Is sick. A steam laundry does his washing and tho latest modern appliances do his cooking. A library affords him relaxation for his lelsuro hours, ath letic sports and tho gymnasium fur nish him with oxorclso and rocrcatlon, whllo music ontirtatns him in the ovenlng. Ho has hot and cold baths, steam heat and uloctric light and all tho modern conveniences. Tho child of tho wigwam bocomos a modern Aladdin, who has only to rjib tho gov ernment lnmp to gratify his deslros. Ho remains until his education Is finished, when ho Is returned to his homo, which by contrast must seem squalid Indeed; to tho pnronts whom his education must mako It Impossible to honor; and Is loft to iniiko his way against tho Ignorance and bigotry of his trlbo. Ih It any wondor ho falls? Is It surprising If ho lapses into bar barism? Not having earned his edu cation, It Is not appreciated. It Is looked upon or a right and not ns a prlvllogo; It Is nccoptcd as a favor to the government and not to tho recip ient; nnd tho almost lnovltnhlo ten dency Is to encourage dependence, fostor prldo nnd create a spirit of nr roganco and selfishness. When Viola Allen prcsontcd "In tho Palaeo of a KIngC' nt Nashvlllo re cently 'i was charged. Two days la tor, upon her arrival at Atlanta, Miss Allen was tho recipient of n small packet by express. Upon Its being opened It wus found to 'contain n all Yor dollar rostlng upon n pink plush cushion, nnd nenr It tho following note, bound with a Bilk ribben: "Dour Madame: The enclosed was found on thd Btrcots of Nashvlllo Uio day fol lowing your performance nt the Von dome theatre. Knowing that you gath ered In all tho money thorn wns In tho city, I prosumo, naturally, that the dol lar oolongs to you. IJoIng honost, If poor, I bog to restoro your proporty to you." o Portland's exports for March amounted In value to $888,214; Boat. tlo'B to 1941,717, and Tacomn's to 12,215,131, or 38B,200 more thon Portland's nud Seattlo's exports com bined. And Btlll there aro Portland nnd Seattle nowspapors which profess a lofty disdain of Tacoma's commer cial Importance. IlosoborgUovluw, Horn.: There Is still a ohanoo for Geer. If he gets tired of all that senatorial consola tion coddling he can omlgrato to Ohio whoro his spuoohes received such favorable uotlcea Inst yoar. Perhaps the people of tho Uuekeye state will give him n berth In tho XI. 8. senate alongside of Uncle Marcus. Keep Your Bowels Strong. Constipation or tllarrhcua when your bowels arc out of order. Cas carets Candy Cathartic will make them act naturally. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, ioc. Unci Tom's Cabin In Pantomime. Vocal and Instrumental music. Oes- nor'a orchestra, Mra. Frnnolsco Sooly. pianist; at now Grand Opera House Friday evening, April 18th. Branson & Ragan, Aro just receiving a fresh lot of their Ohaao & Sanborn coffees. Some thing now In English nreakfast Teas, also a now shipment of several grades of Itaskot Fired Japan Teas, Try this firm, and you will euo that thoy keep tho boat Unci Tom'a Cabin In Pantomime. Vocal and Instrumental muaio, Oes. "Hurts orchestra. Mra. Krunalaco Koalv. jglanUt; at new Grand Opera Houso. Friday evening. April 18th. tbe (Capital ABOUT- GAS METERS, ii . .r WHY THESE ERRATIC INSTRUMENTC DO NOT EXPLODE. Sacli an Accident In No .More I.lkel) to llnupeii lo Them Tlitm to Milk Ilaftlrn or 8nlt linn Whnt lluci llniiiion In Cnnc of Klre, The proneness of the average news paper reporter to attribute cellar con flagrations to the explosion of gas me ters represents whnt nppcnrs to be nil Ineradicable race trait. No amount of contradiction nnd no ucc'umulntloii of proof-Hint such nn accident Is nn Im possibility seems to reach the news giillieieiH. who go on reporting the ex plosion of gas meters, doubtless be cause the firemen haven tradition that. meters are explosive nnd give this ex nliuintlon of every lire which they can not otherwise account for. I'or the reiiHsuriiucu of nervous peo ple It gives us pleasure to sny thnt no gas meter ever exploded since the! worm iH'gnn, nun uiiiii nicy nre mmic on very different plans nnd coutnlu giis of very different composition from ilnt now used for Illuminating pur. poses such nn accident Is no more like ly to happen to them than to milk but tles or salt bags. The domestic gas meler has n more of les-s well deserved leputntlnn for hiibltiinl mendacity, though ns likely to lie ngnlnst the gns company ns for It; but It lias never done anything to wumuit the suspicion (hut it Is liable to go off with u bang. It Is n tin box of a little less than one cubic foot capacity, put together with soldered seams nnd jnpnuued. Into and through It passes the gas. which enters through the service pipe connecting the main with thy house, usually of half nn Inch dlnmeter. It bus very little capacity for gns storage, and Is not strong enough to carry gns under u greater compression than. say. hnlf a pound per square Inch. More thill) this would bulge Its sides. In point of fact the pressure of gns In meters Is rarely more thnn enough to balance n column of water two or three Inches high. If a gas meter Is exposed to great heat from external lire, nothing very serious happens. The soldered sen ins will probably melt, allowing Mie gas to escape. This gas Is not explosive, however. It becomes so only when mixed with nlr In certain definite pro portions. (Should this admixture exist In n meter, which Is almost Impossible, Its shell Is not Mroug enough to offer nny groat resistance, nud should an ex plosion occur by lenson of lire rencli lug this admixture of gas nnd nlr the meter would be wieeked. but It I doubtful of nny other dirmnge would result. None bus been wieeked from this cause. If the senilis of the meter me opened by theiiielilng of the solder or l. line line from accident, the gtis within II would oxen pc. mid. If it had the eluiuoe. burn. OuiHldc the meter It mlglil have opportunity to form I lie explosive mix lure with nlr und do some ilnmiige. What actually happen In the case of fires uttrlliuled to the explnxliiu til gas meters Is usually this: Huh will li has leaked fiom defective pipes m worked Into the cellar fiom broken oi dofootho stieet iniilus invi'inulntos In pockets foimetl by rafters mid ol.c uhoie nud lemalus llieie until It comes in contact with nn neehleiiinl Hie of some sort. A lire stint' In the cel lar and the leniperaiiiio gradually rlbcw until the smoldering rubbish Iiiiwih In to llair.e This icuclic the mixture of gas nud air along Ike celling und tin e. plosion follows. The meter, imtiirall.v enough. s (linn dottn'iiud piolmbly torn from Its uiunoctlHiis. nud the coiioIuhIoii Is reached that. Instead of being l)ie le 1 1 nt of the accident, the lnotleiislve me ter Is the eiiuse of Jill the trnlile und has Indulged Its Inherent propensity to set the house nllre allot lifting It from is ruiiuiiiiti- is, l, i r....ilv snf,. tftuniM-itltn It IS II pi-l recti safe generuilX.III'.n tlllll till1 UN Which lllllkrx trolltilc 'II ...ilhiru la u-lmllf miirilili. I In- iiihIct nnd icllnrs is Ulioil.N oiiisuie iiu inetii 11110 iievi r limbic Of II. (il-llldstolli'M Millie lltu-s explode with rnt.ilWli In saw III) lOII I'M. till l nil' v.l'l'iu-lll iimi linn 1 who. lifter rending of such nil neiideiit I and i-ccmIIIiik that there wus mii old griuilHtone In one corner of Ihe cellar which hud beeil there twenty .eurs. hired 11 couple of trnutps tu cnii It to the extreme corner of the garden nud pour water on It for nn hour, menu whllo giving thanks that It hud not blown herself nnd family Into eternity Our millinery department is being refilled with novelties. New goods arriving eyery day. See our new street hats. Sailors galore, a 50c sailor for 29c. Children's and misses' hats in great variety. Corsets -we are still selling corsets at matlv re duced prices; the 35c ones for 21c; the 50c ones-for 32c; the 65c ones for 45c. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store . Noxt Door to the Poetoffice. THE FLORENCE SALEM.! ?lu?n.Ps,iTtto hoaplul for treatment ol chroulc and muical caiwa. Uullt tho pat year peciall7 for the mupu U whhltii SftL C?fnv,5a:fll'y ,octed within fcar bloclla cfthe boHSJi ( of tho city. Tho inoat modern furnuhlng and latest appliances tl rouKhonl ha bu.ld,n?. Heated by hot water and HKhteJ by sae tod eWicitr Her the atckcau have the comforts of an eKt Pri I Vh.re ?)mblul Vth M Jhfl "vantages of a general hMpita CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VWtTOM WELCOMED ftBTWEEK AND 4 f, M R. Journal "unbekuownsl to nny or us,"-wns Ci ihe type of those who. through fear of gns meter explosions, arc nil their life time subject to uprvotis chills. There Is not a gas meter In uso under which It would not be perfectly snfc to build n bonfire, provided, of course, there was not a quantity of gas out side of It which tho same flro could reach. Now Yoik Times. PON T TOBACCO sprf nnd SA10KB Your Life away I Yott can te cured or any form or tobacco uslete easily, be made well, etrong, magnetic, full magnetic, nuioi NO-TO-DA3, new me nnu vieor uy taicinir nu-iu-UHi that makes weak men stronir. M.iuv train tea pound In ten dari. Orer BOO.OOO cured. Atldrueitisti. Cure Euarautced. Uock- W and advice l'RUR. Address STHJU.ING u. All uraggisiB. v.urc Ruarauiceu, iUMUDY CO., Chicago or. New York. 4ff Uncle Tom's Cabin In Pantomime. Vocal and instrumental music. Oes nor's orchestra. Mrs. Francisco Sooly, pianist; at now Grand Opera House, Friday ovenlng, April 18th. Yoarnelf. Depend on yourself. A knowledge of how to swim Is -better thnn to expect somebody will be nt hand to throw you a life preserver In case of accident. National Magazine. o- rMncnto Yonr tiorrols Willi Ciiscnroti. Cindy Cnthnrtic, euro constipation forotcr. lOa.suc. It a O. O. fall, rt rucjjlsts refund money Dlil lli I'nili-rsliuiilf A well known l-Mlnbiiigh professor ofleii bis'itiue so Interested In his sub Jet I Hint w Inn tho noon boll rang he seemed unite oblivious or the fact nnd kept ihecliiHS foi several minutes. Cer mill I est less spirits among the stu dents decided lo give him n gentle hint, so thej bought nn nlarm clock London TIMIIls tells the result. Tin- cluok. net in alarm at precisely It! o'clock, wns placed on the profess or's desk Ah wns anticipated, lie he gnu his loctuie without observing the clock. ,llui when the noon hour struck ihe alanpi went olT with a startllug clash i:on 'Hiom' not In the secret npprccl atod the Joke Thoie was n round of nppliiiiif Tho pioressor smilingly waited uiiiii Hie nlarm nud the np pin u'o con fd nud then said: "Voiiuk gentlemen. 1 ihank you for this gift I had forgotten It wns my bin Inlay An iilaini clock Is something my wife has needed for our servant for n long tlmo It Is n very kind remem brance on our pint." Then be went on wlih ihe demonstration which hnd been interrupted by the alarm, and the students vveiu never qullo nblo to sat isfy themselves whether the professor understood the Joke or not. PATRIOTISM The stomach Is n larger factor In "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" than most nconlc are aware Patriotism can withstand hunger but not dyspepsia The confirmed dys peptic "is fit for" treason, stratagems nnd s noil a." The man who goes to the front for his country with n weak stomach will be a weak soldier, and a fault finder. A sound stomach makes for good citi zenship ns well as for health and happi ness. D (senses of the stomach and other organs of diges tion and nutrition are promptly and tienuanently cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery. It builds up the body with sound flesh and solid muscle. "After t received the adviee which you rave, me in recant to mv I treatment," writes Oeo Dorner, JUq., of 191s ,,,1,! 8tree, naltlmore. Maryland! l used ) our Coldcn Medical Discovery' according to ' llrcctipns. After using four bottles I oontldered myMlr d, u 1 i,nT. not felt nny symptoms ' since. Had tried almost all remedies that I tf&fn wrote to you fur advice, with the above result." The dealer who offers a substitute for the " Discovery " is only seeking to make the little more profit realized ou the sale of less meritorious preparations. Dr. Pierce's Common Seine Medical Adviser is sentw on receipt of stamps to jwy expense of mailing only, Seud at one-cent stamps for the paper covored book, or 31 stamps for the cloth bouud. Address Dr. R. V Were. Buffalo, N. Y, SANATORIUM .OREGON. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME OAUD. No. 2 For Yaqulnn: Train leaves Albany 12:ft0 p, d Train leaves Corvallis.... 1.60 p rn Train arrives Ynqulna . 0;45 p. w Nl 1 Beturnlng: Leaves Yaqulna 0-00 a. tu Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a. m Arrives Albany ...12:15 p. ni No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7.00 a m. Arrives Detroit 12:15 p. m No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit 12M5p.ru Arrives Albany 6M0p.ru Trains 1 arrives In Albnny In tlmo to connect with tho S. P. south bound, train, ns woll as giving two or three hours In Albany before departuro of B. P. North bound train for Portland. Trnln No. 2 connects with tho S. P. west Bide train at Corvkllia Crossing for Independence. McMinnvllIo and all points north to Portland. J. TonNBn, Edwin Btonk, Agent,Alnnny. Manama, The Great Rock Island Route Is tho only lino operating wook ly personally conducted tour i b t excursion cars uetweon Portland and Chicago chango via. tho world's groat est scenic lino, making closo connec-1 tlons at Chicago In Union Depot lor all polnta East. Dally standard aleop Ing car botween Salt Lake City, Denver nnd Chicago, bufTot, library,' smoking cars between Puoblo. Denver and Chi ran cago. Tho most reasonable dining car sorvlco between Pueblo and Chica go. If you aro going to Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines, Chicago or any placo East, you should onqulro nbout tho Great Rock Island Routo boforo purchasing your ticket. Ask your nearest agent about it, or wrlto for folders, and any Information doslrod. A. E. COOPER, Qon. Agt, Portland, Oro. . -7 jSrSiT ..:" J'. v r O.iV-' CopvnioMr Juicy Morsel Breakfast for Or dinner you can enjoy from ono of our tender and delicloiiB meats. -BtcakB, lacib or mutton chops' veal cutlets or ork, Our moats aro nil cut from tho fattest and orunnat cattlo, and wo can supply your tablo with freah, nutritious nnd wholeeomo meats nt bed rock prices. E, C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 291 All Ladies SARGENT GEM m "7 Mf "gbggs irVJv T3 fe I if iTsU l"T Arc pleased with it, and they will pass allong the word that the Gem is an indispensable kitchen utensil, that it is useful daily, that there is nothing like it for preparing substantial and dainty dishes, that 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. CLOVER SHED Special prices for a short ti me. SEED WHEAT a choice supply. FIELD PEAS a cut in the price. LAND PLASTER at the lowest prices in the city. sfr" Call and get our pric.es. ... ...BREWSTER & WHITE... y' '-"""M- FEEDMEN AND fl Sadessfal Move - we came to 307 Commercial St. we have pained many new customers, and th us. We have better facilities for handling- our goods, Our expenses are much less which enables us to give better bar gains to customers. Those who have traded with us found U so, and those who hae not. will find hnrcmin iroiir cloth ing, bee our $4.00 $5.00, 57.50 and 10 suits and you will not go away empty handed. as.i T-lome.and take our 21c corsets, they sell from $1 to 52 each elsewhere, Extra bargains in lace curtains at S FRIFDMRM 307 Commercial Street, ULyil,ini OPDOslte the Postofflce, f. ! - 8. Friedman (the auctioneer,) has his office with as. flm OREGON SHORT Mm 4 2 and VfilOTl PACIFIC DM'AIVr FOU TIME SCHEDULES From IinlU'l) Or, AnntVR FBOM UOlcSKO 1'ortlsnd Bpeclal 8.50 nr m. via Until, lngtou "AuVtitia" Kx press 9 p. m. Ik Hunt Ington Suit 1-Ako. iloiivcr. Worth. Onmlis. Katifmi City, St. Louis UiitKKi, :83p m, sua juiii. 'alt Lake, DeiiU'r r. Worth, Omaha, Katun Cltr. 8t. Louis, t lilcar.o J:10a. m, and East. , .Piiui t jf,S"Mmu ' via Bpokmo Walla Walla. Lonnun. Spokano, Wallace. I'u.l man, itlnncatiollp dl Paul, Duluth.MOwauktu Chicago, and Ewt, Jp'a- ra 72 " HOURS , 72 PORTLAND 70 CHICAGO no cnanit oi iars Through tickets via this routo to all Eaatern points on sale at Houthorn Pa cific depot ofllco. OCEAN AMD RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland All sailing dates subject lo CD!IRO For an Frapclrco Ball every 6 days i 8 p. m. i p. m Pally exci-pi COLUMBIA KIVKH To Astoria and Way Landings. m. Sunday x.Bi undty 8 p. in. (Aturdar 10 p. m, WILLAMETTE RIVER' Btenmor Ruth leaves Falem- for Port land and way landings on 1 uo'dny Thurs days and Saturdays, about 10 a. m. For Corvallis und way landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at about 5 p. m. A. L. ORAIG, M. P. BALDWIN, Gen. l'aB. Agt. Agt. 0. R. A N. dock Portland, Oro. galom, Oro. At Easter Time is when the building hueine's will he In full awing. If you haven't given your orders for your lumber requirements it will pay you to got estimates from Uoodalo Lumbor Co., for nny nnd all kinds of lumber for out or Inside work, lath, ehinglos, fash, doors, blinds and everything needed In tliia line. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Pnas'r. depot. Phono 051. Perfect Content la bound to bo yours when you get in eido of ono of our - faultloaaly laundered collars, cuff a or shirt. Tho color and flniah aro exquisite. There aro no (rayed edges or torn button holes to an noy you from any work done at this up to.dato laundry. Try tho now work, Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL J. OLMSTKD, rnOPRIKTOR. D0K0U8 D. OLUBTBD, MOR rhone 411 23ftLJberty Street Who Buy FOOD CHOPPER SEEDSMEN. Salem. Oregon mnct f r,,. nA ts.anAc fmmH y Nw Location 135 Court St. mfm&.w.W-ai i " M'ixmii'
