SIX
, DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEMr OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26 1903.
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NEW YORK
NEWS
LETTER
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last Five Days of
Mayor Low's Ad
ministration Enormous Amount of Taxes
Collected From Corpor
ations in the Em
pire State
Monday begins the last flvo days at
iayor now b uuminisirnuon iorjioxr.
Friday Alnyor-oloct McClollan will bolth(m dur,ng progom. y;ar UndoJ
lnauKiirated with Krent ceremony and
elation In Tammany circles. Tho
nowspapors havo boon busy printing
Uio nam 08 of gambling resorts that
Intend opening up for buslnose on
Now Yoars day and as a result tho
residents of (ho various neighbor
hoods havo mado Btroneous protests
t6 District Attorney Joromo and ap
jiculod far protection.
Equally ns Interesting to politicians
as tho Installation of Mr. McClollan
Into bfllco will bo tho opening of the
loglslaturo at Albany. Ono of tho re
ported bills which will probably cause
Tammany much concorn Is that creat
ing a Stnto Constabulary Sonator
Plbtt Is responsible for this bill and
an ho virtually has contrdl ci tha
loglslaturo tho act will probably go
through but not without a fight. Tamf
many hall stands ready to talso a
fund for the riurposo of defeating such
a bill, for It wants to rotriln its con
trol' over the most lucrative depart
ment In the city government -.the
police forco.
Tho season has been romnrkable
for falluros In tho fur trndo dospltc
tho fact that so many fur garments
woro novor before purchased In this
city and at such stiff prices. However
a local dealer glvos as a reason for
thcBo failures Bovornl of which havo
boon among houses of' long standing
that fur-bearing nulmnls aro becoming
scarcer. This country :n Increasing In
'wealth and people aro rpondlng fabu
lous sums for furs. Thoro aro two or
thrco society women, Mrs, Astor and
young Mrs Clarence Mrtckny, anions
COMPETENT JUDQE8.
flenniy Doctor Endorse Herplclde.
TVoinon who mako a business of boau.
ilfylnir otlior women como pretty near
knowing what will brlnjr about tho beat
rtrniAta. Here nro lottors from two, con
ornInjr Jlorplclde:
"I cun rooommend Nowbro's "Ilarpl
7lde." an It atopped my hair from falling
out: and, iu$ a dressing It has no super
ior. "(Slflrnod.) Bortha A. TrulllnKor.
"Comploxlon flpociallat,
H Morrison 8t., Tortland, Ore."
"Aftor uslnir ono bottlo of "Hrplolde
my hair has atopped falling out, and my
jralp la entirely froo from dandruff.
'(Signed.) Ornco Dodfrn.
"Ileauty Doctor,
1 Sixth Bt, Portland, pro."
flold by leading drugsliits. Hond 10c. In
stamps for numplo to Tho Horplaldo Co.,
Detroit, Hioh. '
Daniel J. Fry. Special Agent.
C. CROSS
Meats, and Provisions
PHONB 250i
Established 1884
Phant: Main 3953.
DID YOU
AIX
WORK
WERE YOU
DELIVERED
WHEN
PROMISED
193 Ctmmirtial St.
BlUoit,
Qitr Th Jiutnat.
-infln m .v .,, nn,.,M law 0an"8 naVe l0 pa X Pr C0IU
ssmmammmmausKsmmmam
$10 000. With the groat demand thg
supply has been Hhqrtoncd. ,Of 20
000 Alaskan seals caught tlijft Reason
only ic.OOO aro fit to mako up Into
garmonts and It takes an average of
flvo skins to mako a garment. How
many women, then can obtain seal
skin coats when there aro only 1G.000
skins to furnish the ontlro world?
'fho rnovomontto orcct a costly
momorlal to the lato Henry Ward
Dcecher seams !o have como to a
standstill. Subscriptions woro not
made so freoly and gonerously as was
oxpoctod and It Is now suggested that
Plymouth church In Brooklyn bo re
paired with tho monoy already raised
jand, a now building orcctod on tho
sight of tho present lecture room,
this building to bo a momorlal to
Deochor.
Taxes
national
collected from state and
banks and trust companlos
In Greater New York during tho com-'!
, nn ,. ,ia .RJt1(l,ni nninJ
... ... ..... . . - J
on their capital, surplus and undivided
earnings. Tho taxable proportlos of ,
tho banks of Groator New York undor!
this act for tho yoar 1905 uggrogato
over two hundred millions.
Now York womon havo renewed .
their campaign against tho Mormons ,
.i .I...J., u. i... i.j !
j.,Vuu, uui.umut.-u.. .m ' i
upon Alayor-cicct r.icuioiian asxing
him to promise to revoko tho llconso:i
of tho Mormon missionaries who,
thoy claim nro converting Innocent
girls to tho faith,
It Is assorted by soveral mon proml
nont in steamship circles that tho re
fusal of Socrotary of War Itoot to por
mlt tho extension of Flonmshlp piers
200 feet furthor out Into tho Hudson
rjvor may rami It In the large liners
aeoiuuK u now pon, n u.u proBuiu
siuiiimut) ner are entirely muU.m.uo ( goa,ed propo8nlB nro horoby lnvlted
The transatlantic llnors havo in- for furnllhlnB Oregon State Re
created In tonnage and length until fotm Bchoo, ,rlth supplies for tho six
at present thoy are of a sizo taxing montlM ondng Jjino 30( 19H m
me eapneny qi uio largest, piers nioiifi
tho city's wntor front. If tho largo
cotnpunys hold to their dotormlnntlon
of building stoamors 800 foet long,
they will of necessity bo qompollod to
abandon Now York ns a port of ontry,
Boxing Day In London.
London. Doc. 20. Tho fact that
Christmas, day fell on Filday this year
gives tho buslnoss man and wago
workers a rest of threoo days from
tholr labors. Today, "Boxing day,"
Is a bank holiday under tho law, and
Is being obaorvod in tho customary
manner throughout tho United King
(loin. Tho city itsolf Is as dosorted
as on Sunddys, all tho tusinosb housos
bolng closed.
Tho usual pantomlmo productions
wero given tonight. Tho Drury Lnno
theatro was tho Mecca for tho holi
day makors of tho West End, tho
usual auporb spootaclo holding tho
strgo at that historic ,ilace of amuse
ment. Thero was but one thing lack
ing to mako the great pantomime ns
successful and ns entertaining ns
thoso of former years and that was
tho absence of Dan Leno, whose physi
cal and mental breakdown a fpw
months ago necessitated his retire
ment from tho stage.
All tho suburban theatres and ths
Hlppodromo nlso presented panto
mimes, a nil hud big audiences both
Signs of Renewed Activity
In the rtnl estate world indicate In
creulos bulldlns oprtloos this
Snrine, ut prompt na to remind yoa
that our facilities for supplying hard
and soft wood, lumber, lath, thlncks,
and other building malarial are ex
ceptloually food. Wo will be pleased
to furnish estimate on contracts,
large or small. A car of Mill City
shingles received.
QOODALE LUMBER CO,
, Near t, P, Pas Oepet
Phone M1.
FORGET OR
TOO BUSY?
.-... f'fM'Pir" ' "' "wfts
You did not send me tbat'orxWr for printing
last mouth. You had better do l now. There
Is no better time to get n, fresh anpply of.ata
Uonery than just before the new year. If yon
order It soon it will be ready for you.
the Job Printer.
ear
Of Suffering From
Heart Disease.
I Would Not be Alive
Today
But For Dr. Miles' Heart
Cure.
Do not neglect the warning symptoms of
vealc heart, l'alpltation, smothering spells,
swelling of feet or ankles, pain in and around
heart; oftentimes affections of the stomach,
lungs, liver, bladder, kidneys, etc, arise from
heart weakness. A weak heart must be
helped. It cannot step to rest It must be
strengthened and regulated. The blood must
be enriched, the heart nerves strengthened
and the circulation improved by the great
heart and blood tonic, Dr. Miles' Heart
Cure. There is positively nothing to equal
Bnce upon hiaHs 'weakened from any
cause.
I am very crateful for what Dr. Miles
Heart Cure has done fer me, as I am confi-
dent I would n.t be alive today had I not
learned of its wonderful virtues and taken it
from vaiVnlar heart disease for many years,
irffact ever since I was a little girl and for
three years uelore i oegan using Mean cure
I was in verv bad ahane. I could not sleet)
on my left side at all and would frequently
have the most dreadful smothering spells.
At times my left side would swell up. I had
pain in my head all the time from which I
suffered grentlr- Nothing I took did me
anr pood until I used eleven bottles of Dr.
Mfle? Hcart Cur. which removed all these
distressing symptoms and made me feel well
and strong." Mrs. II. C Cruse, Sau Fran
cisco, Cal.
All druggists soil and guarantee first bot
tle Dr. Miles' Remedies. Bend for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
afternoon and ovonlng. Tho West
End houses, with tho oxcoptlqn of the
Drury Lane played their running
bills.
Reform School Supplies,
of which, with specifications, will bo
jurnlshod upon application to the bu
porlntondont. All bids must bo In' by
1 o'clock p. m., December 2G, 190a.
H. E. BICKERS,
ll-28-4Sat Superintendent
o . a. 13 v o aa I .A. .
Dears the ,4 Th Ktad Yen Kara Always Ba,
FOREIGN CAPITAL
NOT AFFECTED BY WALL STREET
Enabling ownoru of approved prop
ortlos to
DEVELOP EXTEND EQUIP
INDUSTRIALS, RAILWAY8, MINE8
and similar ontorprlses. Address with
full details, J. S. WHITE, Managor,
Security Llfo Ins. Co., CI Wall street,
Now York.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
Snlom, Oregon, Doccmbor 9, 1903.
Tho Hoard of Trusteos of Uio Ore
gon Stato Insano Asylnm horoby In
vites sealod proposals for furnishing
tho following list of suppllos to tho
Institution for Uio six months ondlng
June 30, 1901:
OREGON STATE INSANE ASYLUM
1903.
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and
Notions.
2600 Yds. Pcquot
In. unbleached.
A
Sheeting, 3G
3000 Yds. Poquot Sheeting,' -15 In.
unbleaohed.
1000 YdB.
600 Yds.
samplou,
800 YdA
1142.
800 Ydo.
18 In.
2000 Yds.
18 In.
1000 Yds.
Lonsdale Muelln, 30.
Shirting, Amskg, submit
Mattross Ticking. S3 In.
Crash chocked toweling.
Crash bleached toweling,
Blue Calico twills, 32 In.
, Black and white calico
1000 Yds.
twIUB, 28 In
400 Yds. Turkey red calico, 32
in.
1U0 YUH Drab Solo8la.
- 1850 Yds. Canton Flannel XXX
Nashua brown.
240 Yda Tablo Oil Cloth, whlto 45,
in., host quality.
200 Yds. Tablo Llnon, 60 In. Submit
samples.
60 Yds. Mrfsqulto Net.
300 Yds. Outing Flannol, teazle
down.
12 Dozon pairs Donlm Overall. 9
oz rivt., 1 doz. 34x30; 2 dz. 36x32;
3 dz. 38x34; 4 dz. 40x34; 2 dz. 42x34.
1000 Yds. Bluo Denim. 9 oz. Amskg.
20 Doz. Pro. Ladles' Black Cat Hoea.
150 Doz. Pre. Moa's Cotton Socks,
No. 101.
10 Doz. Ladles' Stockings, cotton,
No. 101.
10 Doa. Turkey red Handkorchlofs.
24 In.
10 Doz. Susponders, 40 in, long.
1 Doz. Oorsot Stools, covered.
10 Doz. Thlmbtea, ate r ling uilvor
cased.
4 Or. Qroea Shirt Buttons. F. B. 40-
2 Qrosa vest Buttons, hard rubber
95-24.
3 Gr. Orpes Panta Buttons, black
33-7.
13 Croas Smoked Poarl Buttons, 24
400. 18 Qrosa Vhlte Poarl Buttons, 24
206
13 Dos. Papers Pins, 3H Eagla
3 Doz. Boxes Hair Pins, Superior,
Klrby, Board & Co.
4 Orcus Safety Pins, No. 3, Stowart
Duplox.
2 Gross Hooks and Eyos, No. 6 m,
black.
2 Lbs Knitting Cotton, No. 12,
Whlto.
124 Doz. Thread, J. P. Coat's or
Clark's O. N. TJ Whlte: 24 dz. No. 50;
50 dz. No. 30 J 10 dz. No. 1G, Black; 20
dz. No. 36; 20 dz. No. 24.
1 Doz. Hair Brushes, 392.
2 Doz. Shaving Brushes, No. 3
12 Doz. DroEoInc Combs, metal
back.'
2 Doz. Fino Combs, No. 353.
1 Doz. Pr. Buck Gloves, Saranax;,
No. 8-9.
3 Doz. Turkey Feather Dusters, No.
10.
70 Papors Needles, MUward & Sons.
10 pai -io. 6; 20 pa. No. 0; 20 pa. No.
7; 20 pa. No. 8.
2 Doz. D. Silk Thread, Black, Carl
son, Currlo & Co.
C Doz. 10-4 Whlt6 Quilts.
Boots and Shoes.
1 Doz. Pra. Mon's Boots No. 8.
,108 Prs. Mon's Shoes: 1 dz. pn. No.
C;' 3 dz. prs. No. 7; 4 dz. prs. No. 8;
4 dz. pra. No. 9j 1 dz. pre. No. 10; 1
dz. prs. No. 11.
78 Prs. Ladles' Shoes: dz. prs.
No. 3; 1 dz. prtt. No. 5; 3 dz. prs. No.
0; 1 dz. prs. No. 7; 1 dz. prs No. 8.
12 Gross Cord Shoo Laces.
Groceries.
4000 Gal. Syrup; submit samplcB.
200 Gal. N. O. Molasses; submit
samples. ' '
500 Gal. Vinegar, CIdor, puro, 40 gr.
5000 Lbs Denns, Whlto.
C000 Lbs. Costa Rica Coffee.
200 Lbsi Java Coffee.
200 Lbs Mocha Coffee.
1500 Lbs. Chicory, coareo.
6000 Lbs.
drums.
2000 Lbs.
no drums.
6000 Lbs.
no drums.
1500. Lbs
no drums'.
4000 Lbs
no drums.
3000 Lbs
Rolled Oats, in bbls, no
Stool Cut Oats, In bbls.,
Cracked Whoat, In bbls.,
Cream Wheat, In bbls.,
Hominy Grits, In bbls.,
Corn Meal, yellow. In
bbls., no drums.
lb Lbs. Citron.
400 Lbs. Blade Popper, ground, 5
lb tins; uubmlt samples.
20 Lbs. Glngor, 51b tins; submit
samples.
20 Lbs. Cinnamon, 5 lb tins, submit
snmples.
20 Lbs. Allspice, Gib tins, submit
samples.
10 Lbs. Nutmogs, whole.
5 Lbs. Caraway Seod.
2800 Lbs. Chowlng Tobacco, 16 oz
submit samples.
1000 Lba. Smoking Tobacco, 1-2-3
oz. cloth.
3200 Lbs. Savon Soup, Standard, Oro-
gon Mnfg.
1500 Lba. Whlto Cap Soap, 8 oz.
50 lb. boxes.
1000 Lbs. Kitchen Soap; submit
samples.
108 Lbs. Pearllno, lib., Jamos Pylcs
10,000 Lbs. Japan Rice No. 1; sub
mit samples.
440 Lba. Klngford'8 Gloss Starch. 1
lb.
400 Lba China Starch.
480 Lbs. A. H. Soda, 1 lb.
24 Lbs. Baker's Chocolnto, 1 lb.
10 Lbs, Blueing, Nuromborg Balls,
LaA.
16. Mnccnronl, Whlto, 8 lb, boxes.
40 Lbs. Vormlcllll, whlto, 8 lb. boxos
200 Lbs. Zanto Currants, 25 lb. boxos
1CO0O Lba. F. L. Salt. 100 lb. bags
250 Lbs. Sultana Raisins, 25 lb.
boxes.
50 Gross Vulcan Safety Matches.
40 Doz. Concentrated Lye, Giant,
1 lb. cane.
40 Doz. Oystore, canned, submit,
samples.
40 Doz. Corn, ennnod, submit sam
plos. 20 Lbs. Puro Booawnx, ivhlto, 2 lb.
boxos.
500 Lbs. Buckwheat Flour No 1.
100 Llw. Poarl Barloy, 25 lb. boxos.
1000 Lbs. Sal Soda.
500 Lbs.Ryo Flour.
100 Lbs. Sngo.
2000 Lbs. Tea, Japan, not exceeding
30c por lb; submit snmples.
35,wuj ubs. Dry Granulated
Sugar,
Anx Ref. cano.
40 Doz. Brooms, No. 1, bast,
1 uoz Floor Brushes, wlro drawn,
Ne: 34. 14 In.
6 Do. Scrub Brushes. No. 13.
4 Ream Straw Paper.
2 uos. Mop Sticks, hnrdwood.
3 Lbs. Cotton Twine.
?00 Pipes and Stems. Shaker.
60 Lbs Axlo Grease, 25 lb. buckets
1090 Lbj. Chloride Lime. Acme. 1
lb. cans.
500 Lbs. Oregon FrM Cream Cheese,
more or lees delivered as required.
300 Lbs. Parafllne. 1 lb. cakes, wrap
ped. Standard Oil Co.
1 2.000 Lbs. Dr(od Pruntu In bag,
submit sample.
4000 Lbs. Dried Apples, In bags, sub
mit samploa.
3000 Lbs. Drlod Peaches in bags,
submit samplos.
12 Don Bath Brick.
600 Gals. Coal Oil, moro or los?
delivered as required.
600 Lbs, Soda Crnokers, XXX, more
or less delivered as required.
800 Lba Cod Flan por month, moro
or less doltvored as required, from
largo Ash.
Meats,
700 LbB. Beef por day, moro or less
dollVorod as required, equal parts,
foro and hind quarters.
200 Lbs, Mutton,- por day, moro or
loss delivered aa required, equal parts
foro and hind quartern,
3000 LU3. Hams, moro or less de
livered as required.
1500 Lbs, Breakfast Bacon, moro or
less dellvored as required.
1500 Lbs, Heavy Breakfast Bacon,
moro or leaa delivered as required.
120u Lbs. Fresh Fish per month,
moro or loss delivered as required.
Mill Feed, Flour.
30 Tons Bran Na 1, moro or leea
delivered as required.
10 Tons Middlings, moro or less
delivered as required, submit samples
3 Tons Oil Meal, old process, mon
or less doliverod as required.
1100 Bbls. Flour. Na 1, moro or loss
delivered as required.
40 Bbls. Graham Flour, Na 1, more
or less dollvered as required.
Samples can be seen at tho Asylum,
and goods must bo In accordance
thorowirh. Whero samples aro re
quired and not furnlBhed by bidders,
the articles must bo oqual to samples
to be seen at Asylum, and bds will
bo assumed to havo been mado on
basis of samples.
Lists FURNITURE, STATIONERY,
DRUGS, PLUMBING. HARDWARE,
TIN and GRANITEWARE. TINNING.
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE Will
bo furnished by tho Clerk upon application-All
goods must bo In strict accor
dance with sample In original pack
ages when possible, and dollvered at
tho Stato Insano Asylum within 20
days after tho contract Is awarded,
and bldo must bo on blank forms,
which will bo furnished, together with
Instructions to bidders, by tho clerk,
upon application. Each bid on flour
or meat must bo accompanied by a
cortlfled check of J300.00. and each
bid on fish by a certified check of
$7500, and all other bids by cortlfled
checks oqual to 10 por cent of the
nmount bid, checks of unsuccessful
bidder to bo returned Immediately,
and tnoso of nccoptod bidders when
tho contract Is completed. Bids must
bo enclosed In scaled envelopes, and
dlrectod to tho Board, caro of tho clerk
and plainly marked, "Bids for Aylum
Supplies," and tho class of goods bid
on should also bo Inscribed on the
envelope. Price, fltnojs and quality
being equal, profcrenco will bo glvon
to articles manufactured, grown or
produced In this stato. When a par
ticular nrtlclo Is specially called for,
bids by other kind, or manufacture,
or ouier brand, equally good will bo
ontortalncd, but to lnsuro recognition
of such bids samples of tho articles
It Is proposed to supply must accom
pany thorn. Tho board reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids, or to
accept or reject any part of a bid.
BldB will bo opened at tho Capitol at
Salem at 10 o'clock a. m. Wednes
day, January 6, 1904.
By order of tho Board of Trusteos
of tho Orogon Stnto Insano ABylum.
W. N. OATENS. Clork.
S. C. STONE, A. D.
....PROPRIETOR OF....
STONE'S DRUG STORES
SALEM, OREGON.
Tho stores (two In .mmbor) aro lo
catod at No. 235 and 297 Commorclnl
stroot, and aro woll stocked with a
comploto lino of drugs and modiclnos,
toilet artlclos, porfumorj'i brushes,
etc.
Has had somo 26 yoars oxporlcnco In
tho practlco of modlclno, and now
makes no chargos for consultation, or
examination or proscription.
Your Stepmother
Is ''still horo, and as busy as over.
Whon your, clothos aro worn and
dirty, or tho buttons off tako thorn to
her, at tho Salem Dyolng and Clean
ing Works. Repairing and rollnlng;
now volvot collars put on ovorcoats;
also four suits a month for 1. Called
for and returned.
MnS. C. H. WALKER, Prop.
195 Commercial Stroot.
CHICMCSttCR-S CNQIIBH
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IPILBS RU' supposltonj
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KvaKeck H", T . writ,,' Tb,r Klf, a&lT,ral latW I
UlUu." Pr H l IIKIIII. CUlkltarl. T,aa.. , Jt
I' It rrtt af :S J". X ,, raol a, r,DMU Ti
M1 1 -! " ft.,, M Cim, Atufltt FlM, &-Jf
a) "IWU'' ,W7IN "J'JDt. LANCACTCR. .
Sold In Salem by 8. C. Stone.
Call for Free Samples.
ComallisfrEasterirBB.
TIME CARD NO. 24.
No. 2 for Yaqulna: ,
Leaves Albany ,,12:46 p.m.
Leavos Corvallls
Arrives Yaqulna
. ,., 2:00 p. m,
.... 6:20p.m.
No, 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaqulna
Leavos Corvallls
Arrives Albany
.... 6:45 a.m.
. ...11;30 a.m
12:15 p.m.
No, 3 for Derelt:
Leavos Albany, 7:00 a.m.
Arrives Detrol 12:20 p m.
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leaves Detroit 1:00 p.m.
Arrives Albany 5:55 p.m.
Train No. 1 arivea in Albany in
time to connect with the S. P. touth
bound train, as well as giving two or
three hours in Albany b of oro depar
ture of S. P. northbound train.
Train Na 2 connects with tho S.
P. trains at Corrallia and Albany giv
ing direct Borrlce to Newport and ad
jacent beaches.
Train Na 1 for Detroit, BrWtenbush
and other mountain resorts loaves
Albany at 7:00 a. nu, reaching De
troit about noon, giving ample time
to reach the Sprints same day.
For further information apply to
EDWIN BTONB,
Manager.
T. COCKRKLL, Agent, Albany,
H. 11 CRONISB, Agent, Corvallls,
imM
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3 TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY,
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TIME 8CIIEDULE0
From Portland, Or,
ARIUVl
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unioago
PortUud
"nrMJlal
8 60 a. xa
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Sail Lake, Dnurvr, Kt
Wprth, Omaha, Kansv
Cltr, HI. Loiilt. Chlcrt
SWp m
anu i'Ai
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Worth. Omaha, Kausas
Cltr. St. Lulls. Ohlciuto
t.40 a, a.
tndKsjt
Walla"vtralla, Ixsnlston,
3poki8, Wallace, Pull
man, Mlnneapoll 8L
Paul. Dututh. Milwaukee
OhlcaRo, and Eat.
70 s
HOURS -,,
70
ORTLAMD TO CHICAGO
no trsnee or cars
OCEsAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
Pram Porlland'
AllMllluR dates subject
10 ciiaiige
Korean FranclBoo
dail ererr S days
s p. hi
p. n
Pally
except
Bandar
8 p. m
Baturday
Qr.w,
COLOMBIA Kl VKK
To Astoria art'l Way
Landings
4p. tn.
X. HtlD'al
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Steamer Ruth leaves Salem for
Portland and way landings on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, about
10 a. mi. M. P. BALDWIN,
For Corvallls Mondays, Wedne-
days and Fridays about 6:30 p. m.
A, L. CRAIO, AgtO.R.&N. Salem.
Qon. Pass. Agt Portland, Or.
Offers a choice of THREE gateways,
KANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH or
OMAHA, to Chicago and points Bast
Through Standard and Tourist
Bleeping cars dally between San Fran
cisco and Chicago via Los Angolot
and El Paso,
Through Touriat Sleeper each
TUESDAY from Portland to Chicago
via Salt Lake and Colorado Springs.
Through Standard Sleeping Car
dally betwoon Ogden and Chicago.
Lowest rate In effect always avail
able via "Rock Island System."
Reduced ROUND TRIP RATES In
effect on( July 12, 13, 16 and 10, and
August 18, 10, 25 and 26; 90 days re
turn limit
Bo euro that your tlckot roads via
the Great Rock Island Route.
Tho best and most reasonable din
ing car sorvlco. For Information,
GEO. W. BAINTER, T. P. A.
L. B. GORHAM, Gen Agt, 260 Alder
street. Portland Oro.
Quick.
Time
East
From Tacoma, Seattlo, tho Puget
Sound country and Spokano to Mis
souri river points and tho Southeast
tho Burlington offers quick service.
Through trains Seattlo to Kansas
City equlppod with big. free chair cart
uuuidard Pullman sleepers, and last
but not least, tourist sleepers, clean,
comfortable and choap.
Why uot take tho Southeast special
via Billings and the Burlington? Yon
can't do better, and you might do
worse.
A. C. 8HE-D0N, General Agent.
I OO THIRD STREET,
PORTLAND.
O. C. T. C0.'8 PASSENGER
STEAMERS
POMONA
and Altonaleare for PorUaad, Uoadar,
Wednetday and Prioay at 10 a, m.
Tuesday, Tburadar and Saturday at 7 a.
m For OorvallU, Tussdsy, Thursday
and 8atnrday at p. ra
For Indspendence dally excapt Bnuday
at p. w.
Deck: Foet of Trad Street
M. P. BALDWIN, Agt
Capital Normal School
Firet National Bask Bulldlar . Sales-
Tfeefall tera of twelve weeks opens
aepjeawr 2 a, Aoarew
j, J. KRAPS. Sales, or
J. Browostein & Son.
54 State street. Highest cash price
Mid for Bides. Pelts. Wool. Tallow
aadfira; also feeneral dealer la eld
h-oa, Rsfcberaad Metal
mm