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Newspaper Page TextMgmsaai HE PAILV JOURNAL, SALEM, 6ftEGflN, WEDNESDAY, JUL.V tt, 196i taHtSUam AN OLD SORE Will fiour the sweetest disposition nnd transform the most even tempered, lov able nature into a cross-grained nnd irritable individual. If impatience or fault-finding nre ever excusable it is when the body is tortured by nn eating and painful sore. It is truly dlscotirnidnir to find after months of diligent and faithful use of external remedies that the place remains as defiant, angry and offensive an ever. Kvery chronic Hon; no matter on what part of the body It comes, is an evidence of some previous constitutional or organic trouble, and that the dregs of these diseases remain in the nystcrn; or, Itrnaybc that sonic long hidden poison perhaps Cancer has come to the surface and begun its destructive work. The blood must be purified before the sore will fill up with healthy flesh and the skin regains its natural coior. n ts through, the circulation that the acrid, corroding fluids arc carried to the sore or ulcer and keep it irritated and inflamed. S. S. 8. will purify and invicroratc the stacrnant blood when all sediment or other hurtful materials nre washed out, fresh rich blood is carried to the diseased parts, new tissues form, and the decaying flesh begins to have a healthy and natural look; the discharge ceases and the sore heals. - ' 8T.rl rear. ao. , wlf. h.a ... ...?. ?! S- '8 '? "dy b!?l! PurlCc vera .or l.a- and -wan treated by the gunrniuccu cuureiy vegc- b.it phy.tcUn. tout received no benefit. Our drnxrUt nd vtied ber to try fl. 0. B.. which ah. did. Fourteen bottle, oured bcr Mid .he hut been well ever alnce. J. B. MAItOLD, SB Canal St., Ooboe., N.Y. ekilled physicians for which no charge is made. Book on Blood and Skin Diseases free. THE JFWITT SPK.CITIC CO., Atlanta, Gt. HI H fl-r-M IIHIIinillllllll IfrM I Miniummiiiiiu !THE DAILY JOURNAL Member. Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER DROTHEn8. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Month., $1.00 In Advance Dally by Carrier, 50 Cent. Per Month. Weekly One Year. $1.00 In Avance. tabic. It builds up the blood and tones up the general system as no other medicine does. If you have a eorc of any kind, write us and get the advice of experienced and eis CHCAGO STORE HOI PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. SMASHING DOWN PRICES The Chicago store ii certainly a wonder for givlm; low price, on reliable goods, It I. hard to And Its vqual. Honest uoallne and Storling values has made this .tore a genuine lilvo of builnoin. Ttiii sale only for Tuosdny and Wcdnoedny. 12jc linen colored wash drees goods. . Bala price, yd 7o 60c Fancy novelty dross good. 40 Inches wldo, special, yd..2Go 50c black Fronch I sen Oronn- dines, salo price. . . 18, 10, 25o yd SOo niorcorlzud satlnottes, all color, and black, salo prlco. .2i!c 7K doublo twill crash toweling salo prlco yd , . . , . io ltyjo heavy hemp brown crash towel Inr, islo price. ...... .7ic 15c navy bine dock, yd ........ Uo 36o whito I'. K., the best, yd..lUo Towel, all prices for this unlo 3,4,01?, 8, 10c Ladle.' 00c Bailor huts. 10c Ladies', children's and mimes' ,'JGc best sunbonnets H prlco 10c Lndlos' calico wrappers, half prlco, .15. 76, 08o worth up tofl 60 Ladies' shltt waists half prlco. Men's 6c buck gloves, only. . ,26c 16o hop canvas gloves Co Mun's 65o derby ribbed under wear, hoavy, tale prlco. . . . . .3fe Mon'n 60a summer underwear 25c Mon's $2.00 blue flannel ahlrtn epevlnl salo price,. $1311 Mon's 05c soft shirts 35c Kibbon.. laces, ladles' and child ren's summer underwear at un hoard of low prices. McEVOY BROS., Proprietors. Court Street, Salem. Oregon IIHIH iiiimiHHHiim inn immmmmn f H-Siimmer Reduction Sale Dry goods millinery, shoes, Re ductions on all lines of goods except spool cotton 4 Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Noxt Door to the Postofllco. pOLLMAV CHERRY SBBDBR WHERE THE FAULT LIES. The Kant Oroaonlan "ays nlmast cynically: Onci convict with a Winchester rllle und n iletarinlnatlon to do nnd to die Kamo seems to ho more than enough for nn army of sheriffs, deputies, h llccmcii and maishals. Thoso pontons responsible for pro vldliiK Tracy and Merrill with fire arms, with which they escaped from the Oregon penitentiary, at Saloni aro greater criminals In tlm llKht of what has happonud since, than the two cut-throats and murribrers them solves, Tlio lax methods In vogue at the penitentiary at Salem, and the polit ical system which bred them, wore aids to nil tho murder the hiace of metals have committed. And there are none more resjKjnsl blo for tho wholo "dreadful nines," than the voters of Oregon, who vote n party Into office year after year rr Kardloes of the character of He per formances. Were the voters mora oxnctlng and loss addicted to partisan action nt tho polls, chancliiK servants as fre quently iih tho party proved derelict to duty, there would ho bettor gov ernment and less harden of Rovorn meut with a corresponding Intorost on tho part of those who occupy pub lic office. Tracy and Merrill's crimen ran he traced to tho doors of Indnoleiit und unconMclotitloiis politicians and time servers, whom tho peoplo are slow to call to account and who feed and thrlvo upon the people, as always does the kniivo at the expense of the fool. When tho voter Is more Intelli gent In' the use of his vote, and less devoted to his party as a blind fol lower of It, tho Kovernmunt of his state mid the general condition of so ciety will he elevating and not on the down grade. The gist of the matter In, the voter falls miserably to nmllje his respoii slhllltles and his slate suffers In con sequence. H Msfcaffi lMcKjSBSBSHSBfcrnWS SiTterS Tho only way o recover your etlth Ic to keep lie etomacn in gucid cot.dttioti; he b.wele rcif ulor .nil the hi oil pure. Tin Unlets wl.'l In I Ms for on ' sl'orures Indleestlon, DVSDCESla. Constipation and Malaria, FeverandAeue THY IT. J BlicOID CHUl'niCS JuJ BUDS. R. M. XL? X 1MB perfect Cherry Boeder does noioriiBii tin) euerry or cause any loss of julce: a nrncllmtl mnuhluo for largo, small or Cal ifornia eherrios. The sued extracting kulfu drives the seed Into onu dish ami actually throws tho oherry into another. The marks of tho knlfo can scarcely be seen on the seeded fruit It seed, from S!0 to SO quarts per hour. Hotsll prlco, BQ cents. X WADE & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Rocbo Harbor Llmo. Beat brands Portland Commit. WOOD; sawed or full length, All kinds of building material, sand, g'avel, lath, .hliiKles, etc. BBNTLEY I'lmno ttOl Main. 20 D. 3. 181-183 Com'l 8t. 20 -PER CENT OFF On all Carpets Nothing Reserved We wish to reduce stock boforc Aug, 1st, nt which time we Invoice, These terms will apply from July 10th to Aug ust 1st, REMEMBER THE PLACE X X X The House Furnishing Co. Htoroa at Hateui nnd Albany At Easter Time LET IT DE TESTED, The ICevenlng Telegram takes n try at the special Heeelou, It says: "There In considerable plaimlhlllty In the arguments for a special Heiudou of the legislature to ho held lute this fall. For one thing, both partlee, whether sincerely or not, have de clared for 'Hat salaries' for state ofll cIhIm. Hut If the lie wolllelnlsl, count ing the re-elected one as such also, should once enter upon their terms of olllce under the old law, could the fee system, by which oltlelly they thrive, he annulled or Interfered with? Would not Much an net he. as nuwt heuellclal acts somehow are, 'uncon stitutional?" Indeed, digging, a little deeper Into the subject, would not any net pnseed after the 2d day of June, when thoy were elected by tho people under the present law and sys teui, he 'unconstitutional?' It seems very likely; at least the courts, If a real or even a professional reform were attempted, would wrinkle their brows about It mightily." Aslorlun. o THE AFTERMATH OF PASSION. A violation of principle, be It of hon or or duty, In lugs with It Its adequate recompense. It la the natural law of cause and effect. Therefore the deeer tlou of Lady KrsncU 1Iom by Captain Htiimg was a foregone conclusion. An Infatuation such us that of Strong's could not he long-lived, anil It was made the shorter In this ras by the fact that throng's money inn out and he raised a hurricane by pawning his mlstrewHM' Jewelry. And she, jioor. misguided moth, will probably drift bark to the vaudeville stsge. for wiilcli her talent eecHpMiie rurulslietl good advertisement. done and for failure to endorse which Mr. Furnish was defeated, and Hip mun who declared hlmsolf for the measure elected. The voters of Ore gon ftnow what they want, and when they want it will get It nt n iwrty sac rifice, If need he. Herbert Spencer says, as the conclu sion or his "First Principles:" "In Its last analysis we know nothing." Was he alluding to the United States senatorial mystery? Oregon State Journal. levers of beer are already begin ning to look with disfavor on Sfi-cenl hops. The tradltlonal."sehooner" will soon be supplemented by a wine glass Hosoburg Plalndealer. A West Virginia youth has olopod with his stepmother, but ns their spans of life ii ro only five years apart the young man, If he was determined to elope with some one, might havu done worso. One Albany man who ran tho guard lluu thought ho was being followed by tho guard, so he began undressing on tho way In, and It was only a short time before he was on the straw tick In safety, hut shaking like a leaf. - Old walnut stumps are on a boom throughout the South. Tlio are made Into veneer for furniture. It Is stated that the stumps of trees Hint were cut down several years ago are now worth more than the original tree brought. n A Boston preacher says the society women of that city swear horribly. It has always been feared that close ap plication to the study of Drowning would, If carried on very long, lend to something had. A Syracuse, N. Y man got mad be cause his cows switched their talis while he was milking, and lilt upon the Ingenious scheme of tying their tails together to keep them quiet. A tug of war ensued, and one valuable Jersey cow had her tall pulled. The fanner Is now In the hands of the hu mane society. A pcr at The Dalles denies the re IMirt that that city Is the windiest place In Oregon. The Chronicle declares that Pendleton heals It. and cites the fact that It recently blew so hard In the latter city that It was dangerous to get from under cover, nnd at Walla Walla It blew so hard that It whs dark early in the evening, so thick was the dti.t. It don't iwy to be too runny with new married people. A Dayton livery limn hung a bell on the carriage that lie provided for a young couple to ride 111, and It frightened the tesm and caused them to run away. The occu pants were thrown out, and very se riously Injured, and now the groom has commenced suit sgalnst tho liv eryman for $SWX). Owners of haxxled Mines will doubtless derive great satisfaction from the went ruling of the secretary of the treasury, which admits Into this country free of duty all cats with hu oinelally established iMHllgte. other cats plain, common rata, of the va riety which sit on the fence st mid nlfht and execute duets calculated to drive Immunity to rrensy-must ih u duty or JO per cent ad valorem. PRINTERS' INK AS SALESMAN Liberal Use of Advertising Space the Way to Reach General Public The question was once asked me, "Who is the great travollnng sales man?" and I had no hesitancy in mak ing reply: "Printer's Ink." A busi ness represented by printer's Ink Is one thnt lasts. Printer's Ink works while you work and while you sleep. It Is a salesman who never tiros and never quits; one of whom your com petitor cannot rob you; prlntor's Ink Is the one great artery of commercial activity. It Is the medium through which the world Is made to know what you know and profess about your Individual business. It Is evon pos sible, by tho aid of printer's Ink to force the sale of an article without merit, but such prosperity Is nocossar- ily short-lived. No great national commercial sue without printer's Ink. A prerequisite of good advertising is absolute hon esty In every statement. Further more, to shoot over tha beads of your readers Is money and space wasted. To toll all you know In a slnglo an nouncement is like firing at a grizzly bear with a scattering charge of bird shot, whllo tho same load In ono bul let, proporly aimed, will bring down the bear. Ily this Is meant that one cannot advortlso, effectively, overcoats i and shoes, for Instance, In the haiuc breath. Tho argument will bo no stronger than Ita weakest point, no matter how much time or thought may hnve been bestowed upon Its pro duction Ily Joseph It. Knthrens. Difficult Digestion That Is dyipcpsla. It makes life miserable. Its saflerera et not because tbey tw to, bat simply because tbey mutt. They know they are irritable and fretful S but tbey cannot be otherwise. They complain of a bad taste la tho mouth, a tenderness at the pit of the stom ach, an uneasy feeling of puffy fulness, headache, heartburn and what not. Tho effectual remedy, proved by perma nent cures of thousands of severe cases, is Hood's Sarsaparilla ' lioon'a mta rt the t cihrwc' Mflfl iiijii"" , jijjv2iTl2itfSj!SiW fLflDlES' BflZflfiR I All shirt waists at cost until stock is cleared. It Is a Fact That tho Pioneer Dakory makes flrst class bread and pastry. A full supply always on hand. A Good Housekeeper Will always use tho best bread and nnairv Mint money can buy. Patroni rh Pioneer IJnkery, and you will get tho best. We Have A full line of Vacuum fruit pars, and also Mason fruit Jars. These aro the best on the market. Uused by every body. BRANSON & RAOAN. Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids will be received by the County Surveyor of Marion county. Oroiron. un to 1 o'clock, August 8th. 1902, anil then publicly opened In the presence of the County Commission er's Court, for the construction of a Howe truss bridge across tho Ablo.ua river on the silverton and Marquam road, and also for retlmberlug the Leichty bridge across Pudding river on the Salem and Silverton road. Sop orate bids will be received. The bidder must deposit 5 per cent of the amount of his bid as by law required. Plans nnd specifications can bo scon at the county surveyor's olllce. The County Commissioner's Court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. II. II. IIKRIUCK, JK.. Surveyor of Marlon County. Ore. Hy W. J. CULVER. Deputy. 7-23dlw3 ...The Ladies' Bazaar... iia state Street, Salem. .rs0xs "flybouncbr Guaranteed ... off of atock if .ppM directed, or mon r.lund.d. L1CB KILLER that kills the lice. BREWSTER & WHITE... U" TT 91 Court Street, Salem, O; Feedmen and Soedmon. HHI I Mill I II H I I I I I I I I I 141 I I M I I II INI Mil I II I II l T Journal Voting West .3 F0R -- The Most Deserving and Popular Young Lady in Salem. fezty A Good Wife and Health... Area man's best wealth, and ho can contribute to tho health of himao'i nnd wife by using thu Capital Browory beer. It is puro. healthful nnd nutri tious, and is a delightful bovorogo at nay eeaBon, nnd during warm weather there isn't a thirst quencher that can equal it. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M. Beck, Proprlotor. ambrinas Beer! AND Everybody is welcome at THB NOBLB ALEX CORNOYBR ZZ:,rm'm' BJ& One receiving largoat voto will bo given a (tee railroad ticket to Newport nud return, and board and free entertainmont at tho liay View ;; Hotel with choice of tho finest room in the homo fur one week, beginning T Saturday, Auguet 10th. Votes on accompanying coupon will be received at this ofllce, and re- I suit of ballot announcod from day to day. STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE TOIUY JOURNAL VOTING COUPON One Vote for Miss , for one week's free seaside outlntr at New port, Aueust 16th. f,,,,,777 -HI MM II II MM I II II MM MM III MM II linl 308 Com'l it., next to Pott oAiee. Tc: is whwi the htiUdlutf huaimws will be In lull swing. If you haven't Kireu your oidrs far your lumber UHjulretasnts It will pay yw to gel wtlmstss (ram Uoodalo I.HitiW Co., far any and all kiudi of lHmbr for eat or iaihlo work. lath, iMbhI sash, dor, b)lad and everything RMded tu this Mae, JOURNAL X.RAYS. Varatlou mhw la all ta schools, l'ast locNwl la vwy door; Ta tswrkiM- sutis t wy sn sarwi, ' scholar aekools ho wot. -HmKkIo MvpttNU. a A HNraut) gay, Oh wiittiHor'i day Wmtt HoltiM lit a s)hihI; ll eaat Ms book U a study nook AHd caucat aa rrtitg Mtttlstsr Vn mm htm ralM honw, Wacaaa tair am tut mors sua4loM fur bias tu aaii. Hill Ny iuh1 to Mjr thai tka omIv UKrni bttwM a w aa4 a iry mw is tn ran taat taay Ml k worat tttiuor la ih ary town. . . ' Th. MaiaaBvld Cwut Mail. KwNibll caa. aays Of i-ourw tha big OroM lu has tarowa oat Ut btat that ta ltalaUtr cauuot do that which tha Ktuno-u piMironu said wuat b We aell the greatest of bleod puri fier., Ack.r'a Oleed Elixir, uudtr a poa Itlve Kuarantva. It will cur all i hron- in aud otiiar IiUmmI iioisoiis. If you hava nitloiu or sora oh your body, or ara imla, waak, run down, It is Just what you hI. Wk ntfund nionuy if you ara not satUttad. 60 ceuta and li.wi. ij. j. rry, uruiupsL a Celd Cemfsrt. Tha Albany Damocrat ban ttn fob ktulac euld comfort for the Natioeal giMWdjora who wer blisttmtl In (ha shm at annual aacamuwent TU Kutvae buys an Muxlmm to tH la out of the sua. Look out for a rush at Fried man's. Something is going to hap pen. Meantime it pays you to go there. FRIEDMAN'S About tha most dlairuald about It la tha duat thing WHAT IS THE USE Of auffartat: from iudlgoatlou If you rus waai. or at atarvia t.iuis utU to auad such dbrtrwsr Atkera Tho Oalltorula atyla tHwied to,. ;... vll In Albat- yesterday. Tlioro woro fort) two iu the guard at Uta McauiPMiattt aUtui.ir JghL a caa of an ovwrMow m.viiug. Tim (fiucoua natwrs ara kb kina Imh ewiau Un aoMtor boys uw auunluaa la tlit (WHS. It will do them good to gt MtaburiMd. rVopW who go to ar haw to taaa tklags aa the) coiua. Tha troubW Is too tunny N. U. b.ya look upon the auaual eacaiapaaeut as a Mtt-utc oartr. 3U7 Commercial St. HIIIII IHIIIIIHHIIIIHH K III Oregon Blue Ribbon TAT FAIR.. j Salem, Sept. 15th-20th, 1902 !: Will Be Bigger and Better Than Ever. CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING Send for Pemlum List. JW. H. Wehrun?, M. D. Wisdom. "7 rr.f miisDoro. or. Sec. Portland." ttH? -L-l' ' M111L!.' ' "at " 1 1 1 1 1: : Alorsel HARRITT & LACDR1BNCB Old Post Offlco Grocory. A Cat Can Look at a King And not cce much to adinlro either, but not ono can look nt the exqultito laun dry work that we put upon your linen or your per alp, Madras or nt-Kligen eliirti, eklrie or vrets without belni: nf onlibcd at its perfect color and tlnlfli. When you want a laundry thnt will slvoyou perfect eatiefnetlou try the Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL J. OLMSTKD, moriUETOK DOBOUB D. OLHBTEO, MQR. Phone 411 230 Liberty Bttei t ISm n xyftjijJ'M Shojtline To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts. Tickets nre now on sale at nil South ern Pacific and Corvallls & Raatem II. It. offices, through to Newport and Yiiqulua at reduced rates Southern Pacific trains connect with C & E. at Albany nnd Corvallls. All ticket good for return until October 10. 1902 On June 23 the C. & E. trains from Detroit began leaving thero at 0:30 a. iu.. lUHeung me uay tra n at Allmnv at noon. Ilnaannn- t T... ... .. m.oouscm lor UBiroil. urn tanlmcli I wr . and other mountain resorts can leave: AMD UNION PACIFIC, rtwmiy m same afternoon, reaching w0ln,.t ui m uvening. TicKets are: tn aula fi. in ... 13.00, and from Corvallls at 3.25, aood for return until October 10th. with SS'Wnt? traln at any polnt Tha Southern Pacific Company have now on sale round trip tickets from all points on their lines in Oregon to an .....'" ,m uuer wt or West uiv.ions. m connection wm. Side toratei0 HrB?lat.'?, CRn obtalJ as ti!. . ' t,BA ,au18- ". by anullca Hon to any s. P. or C. & K. agent DKPART FOR TIME SCHEDULES from 1'ortlaniJ, Or, ARK1VK FROM CbluiKo i sl?'1 g? ik. P""r. Sneclal V.-00 a. m via Hunt-lugtou CorvfalisA f asfprn 0 P nn Time Card No. 20. 12.15 p. 1:60 p. l:3t u. Juicy Breakfast for Goodale Lumber Co. Near B. l Pau'r. djot. Pbeae Ml , Cnlll. Ilurlcil. TU AuurtathNi of nattto Olrwct frw Twaa to UvwirwJ bas ssala otMMiaU HI wlthla th hurt auuith or fu. u.ii Wrat s4KVa. Wt is .. for S.r mu? ehojs. veal cutlets or jork, Oyipewt TahMa takaa aftr ,.. th rN(Mu that tha nartw k. ...-.l uuf mw re A" mm the fattest a III dlawtt yoar ftMd imWm.i!v huaI a axiMrhtMuttal aaiutuutir r-u- w - I?1. Hf?,.".,i!r, ftw yvn tnm aU tha UlarMklJ aL aftsr ravlui? httunu i...h.ii VlMtatiUUM .k iuJI.l .. .. I .. . . "" .--", ...m.... f.rrrm w. wuw UHn. aiour iMMtear imiUur iUhLuJ u-lui, M how oh tha smsil With a mad. brtak fwahn dawaiMl and two hi PMk hwtMM at Wart Worth. Tar.. fettr owffMt to t aUa to roallt ten (Wtaos for thsir cattla.-DJrdi Harm awl KaocH, aia. aVt what you Uko at nov ti m Mtwa ua n.Ker ukui uai.uui i-vMtii oiy jmaraaioao. Your uiauav win i" o rotooooa u yea ar Hot sat Or ilium- yoa osh enjoy frow one of our tender ami dohotoos meats, steaks. Isub - axMrtioaotal shlooat a few wwks ..bjT '5 HZ. VLXZL? --,-., ...w( ..naaawwH H1U wttoiteome sseats at bed reak prta. IA.T llit. . "" . "w mw. wn4 tu tt Mr a frao k-asaaia. Uaa.u, n. f W. H. llttfksr & Ca E C, CROSS SALBM OPE No 2 F.ir Yaqulna: jHYb Albany Uave Corvalllg Arrives Ymnin. No. 1 Returning- Iaves Yamiino Leaves Corrallin ,!:55 a- Arrive Aik.... a, m, No 3 Kor rwi . ' Leaves Altumv Arrives D leaves Detrou .. Arrives Aiku. T..U. . . ...ua j .d u:ia p i:uo n, w. AtUntlo Kipree 8 SO p. m. vU Hiint Ingtoa FtMU 5:15 p. a, Tl Spokwe Worth. Ft. KUBA .'wi.ii, wuiauu. JkUBa Cltr, St. LouU, Cblcago aud East. lt take, Denver F. City, at. LouU, Chicago and Ei at. v7iTu"WallarGw1iton7 8pokane. Wallace full- man, Mlnneapolla BU Paul, Duluth.Sillwaukee Chicago, and Kaat. 4:S0p m 8:10a, m d in 72 HOURS PORTLAND TO CHICAGO No Chanre of Cars 72 OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE . Prom Portland' 8 p. a. iAU tailing dates aubject For J an Francisco call every 6 days eiopt i SuurfVy 8p in I Sli:rdy' 10 p. a. I COLUMBIA RIVER ToAitorla and Way Laudlnga. 4 p. Dl tp. m x. fcuac: uad i WILLAMRTTR BIVPR steamer Ruth leaves Halem for Port- larture of s. V aorti lor de P train, , with th o I Ja-nt beack2 W to NtwPt aad'aj.j o her mouBtaiD2,trt?,'te'h and l 1 W p. aff2L!" Albany w WorBatkl. tsia?e land and way landings on Tuesday .Thurs days or.,1 cf.i.ir . . ' r... SMI , P"..n."u .0ruays, aooui a. in. r iwir i nu way landings, Alonuaya. . 1:10 . m ln -" uu rnuaya ai aoou. ii:of P.m. A.L.0RAIG, M.P.BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Act. AKt. O. R. & N. dock Portland, Ore. 8alem, Or O, G 17 Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA I eaves for Portland Tues day, Thursdsy and Sat'day at 7 a. in Ouick Time, Cheap Rates beck: Foot of Trade st , rf M. P. BALDWIN. AXt - wi. OonalUs. tt.