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About Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1904)
jPEiilJ! I f Pbrlnfants and Children. I.. Aocliililcl'rcpiUcT.ioitlbrAS' siraili'iliiifilliclooiiniuliicsjii!.! ting Hie Slumaclis ati(i iJowc is o!" I'romolcs DioElioMl'Invrl'i:!- ! ni;ssan(llli'Sl.Co:iliiins iviiIki- j 0)iii:u.Mnrplm.r nor Minor;:!. iVUTJi-UtCOTIf. ! flr-.'ir elm; aim im;Jtit .ii-; -.tlx..r tul - Jiiirt'nillf - Hnp.W hiitlfi'iitrit flmw. Apeifi'd lii'innly forConslipn lion. Sour Slumach. Diarrhoea Worms ,Convu1iu Fcwrish iwss ny los,j of Sleep. FacSui'itc Siljrutl'jre of xkw' York. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of t 1 ' , jp In Sftf Use . For Over Thirty Years ,frarr!TWwpwT,,,trv5'r!"r i EXACT COPV OF WRAPPER !'f U SaH oooooooooooooooooocoocoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o CARl-KTS t liUC.S g Fl'l:MTUilE 0 GROCKUIK8 o M'OVKf- RANGES HARDWARE TINWARE We iv you )U3t wl,at you aek for at EO LY'S THE BEST STORE IN DRAIN DRY GOODS CLOTHING HATS, ROOTS and SHOES POSTAL TELE GRAPH OFFICE NOTARY PUBLIC o JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Will rr : slmrt time offer some of tlio fiui'st residence property in tlie city cif Kou'hmi: t'r s.tlc ; highly improved, at u bargain. Come and iliw-etiuatc. 10 iirn-s iii lMrnbowvr, no building, all fenced, 5 acres all in fruit, nice location. IMre s'U- 15 lu-tv all fenced, gimd U-story bouse, J acres in fruit, nicely located on railroad an l county icad. This is a snap, only f 10-30. litre is a chance to get a nice lioine cli se li t e city. W'siv is the gn iitest fiap on tln list. 0 acres of land; good honse of five rooms, cin-t nuo, small i.-iirn mid all necessary outhuildiiwH ; 1 acre in orchard Rtnl 1 ucre in strnwhcrrieK Lies on county road, tniln to railroad Ptation, '4 mile to w lioi-l, r mi C8 irom KtifelmrK. This is wie of the nicest little homes in the cnnn'.y ami diit rlitap, tuly 1 2"l). licit if a good lionie at a reasonable tiuure. 1S; acres 7'k' miles east of Roh nrg. 10 itcri-H fnrm land, I minuets jo'Cil p;ist nnf nil fenceil ami crosi-fenceil, (icoil lion.-v ul M-vrn rounifl yued barn, Tx-iU, ami all ncces ary outbuililiiius h bunt two at n 3 in orchard, mixed fruit ; well watered by creek and spring!?, and plenty of liniU-r. Si Ihk'1 niile, postoitica and store '2 miles. Nicely located on county rtad ; hi. nut mil view from phice, trjod levt'l road ta city. This is an idea home. r ,T A nice little home 'mm: on the uiit!i of the L'tnpqiia rivr near Kellofi contaiuimr !' aere ; tine tishimr and limiting ; .aom goml saw tin.lfr on place Alwrnt 12 mile!" Ipun Uniiland. price 1,U0U. One-thirddown, o'le-tliird in one. tear und une-tliird 111 1 ao venrs at live per cent interest. Now here ANOTHER COAL PROSPECT. A Promising Vein is Being Opened in , Camas Valley. Th(T9. Taylor and his brother were la town from Camas Valley Wednesday receiving some long coal drills or au gers for Use In developing a very prom ising vein of coal on the former's property back of the llev. J. Jj. Coon farm. It is very easy of access and they now have a tunnel of about 100 feet. The vein, wliilo not fully developed, already shows a thickness of nearly tlve feet. Samples which have been tested show the coal to be of excellent quality and wtllmako good coke. They expect, in about .'ii) days, to be able to supply the local market and by next summer will have the mine developed S'llliciently for largo operations. These gentlemen, who are handliug the mine all alone, are from the coal mining districts oi England and know a good article in this line. They are conlldent that thero is plenty of good coal In Camas valley. on Merit The following is an excerpt from a letter addressed to us. Sold 1 Mr ff 17 Home Trsatmcnt. We have a medicine for such troub les aa are caused by stomach disorders, resulting in dyspepsia, sick headache and general weakness, that will put the organs of digestion in (lrst-class work ing condition. Hat wholesome food, have it properly digested, and you have mken away the cause of more than hlf the ills of life. This medicine is called l.r. Gunn'slmproved Liver fibs. Sold by all druggists for2-re. per box. Only one for a dose. They do not digest the. food ytpi eat, but do the very best possi ble thing, put th'e stomach in condi tion so that the food you eat is turned into strong rich blood, driving out and preventing disease. Women writo us that they nso nothing eUe for the com plexion. They keep the skin clear, preventing pimples and liver spois from appearing on the face, and purify the blood. Kor sale by A. C. Marstors k Co., druggk-ts. ;Mv roast coffee trade is growing every day, especially on the better trades, for whenever my customers use a two-bound tin of Golden Gate their taste for cheap coffee is spoiled forever." Golden Gate SUL Hiffh grade grocers sell itv. 1 and 2 lb. aroma-tight tins. J. A. Folger a Co. Importers find Ro.atorl of rim Old Coff.ti San Franclaco I, Wilbur News. Chrysanthemum Show Opens. Roseburg's Annual chrysanthemum show opened this afternoon In the huilding recently occupied by S. C. Flint, under the direction of the Ladles of the M. E. numb. The exhibition U a beautiful one and fully as large as thut of any previous year. The show closes tomorrow evening. The small admission of 10 cents is charged. I. C. Kent was in town from Dillard today. S. F. Churchill, of Oakland, has bought the Central Hotel in this city of J. T. Pyeati, and Is now in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Churchill will maintain a tlrst class service, having had many years experience in this line. Win. Loomls went to Oakland Satur day on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jones and family, of Klamath Luke, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Chenoweth. 1 A tlinch party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Singleton on Fri day, agd those who attended hud a very enjoyable time. Miss Karie Adao:s, of Oakland, has entered school here for tho winter. I Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harbit have re turned from Hilts, Calif., where they had been for some time. ! A pleasant party was given by Mrs. John Miller on Tuesday evening In honor of her husband'B birthday. Games were played and delicious re freshments were served during the evening. T. J. Williams and son are picking I Doesn't, Ketpect Old Age. It's shameful when youth falls to 'show proper respect to old age, but just the contrary in the case of Dr. King's New Life Fills. They cut otT maladies no matter how severe and Ir respective of old age. Pyspepsia. .laun 1'ice, Fever, Constipation a;l yield to this perfect Fill. 20c, at A. C. Mini sters Drug Store. lodge i F DIRECTORY A A. M.. Laurel J-odife No. 13 Hold. regular mooting on '2nd aim 1th Wuduoa. duvriofuaeu month. .1. T. B m no kh, W. M. N. T. Jkwktt, Btjcretary. AO.U. W, ItoFoburg I.o1ko So. 1C Meet the Jiul and ith MiiihIuvh of iarh month nt 7::i0p. 111., Ill iht' I. U. O. P. Hull. All mPinbLTfc In uouil niaiatliiK nre Invltod to at tend J.iy. M. Hkidi.ks, M. W. K. 11. l.KNox, Ketordur. BP. . Kl.KS, KostburK Lmlgo, No.3'l Ilolrli regular Coinmutilcatioiis at the .Masonic Hall on 2nd and -itn Thnrs-hiyw of t-ach month . All n(' inler reipiL. u-d lo attend nKiOarly, mid all visiting brulituri are cordl ally invited 10 attend. ('. B (MNSON, E. K. Kov Mci:i..u,j,tN, Ht'oretary. DKliltlOK OK HONOR, Myslto UdRO No. IS MeolNUiul and lib Thlintliiy uvuiiIiikh ol fuel, inoiiih Id Fori'sttirH' Hull, ViBltlng members cordially tuvltud to attiul. Mllh. JosKI-HINE HSI,KY, C. Of II. K. 11. l.KSOX. KeC. FOK A..Vrt PonRlas So. Firostcr6 ol Amor lea, inuctK each 1 iicday uvening lu KorysU-rH' Hall. VlsiliiiB brotliors at wayawclcumtj. T. F. rATitRMi.v.c.K E. II.Lknox, Kec. .--c. E.V. Iloovmt.l'hyblclau. J. C. TwimiKti., ' IO. (). F.. I'hlleiarian Lodge No. 8 Meets Id Odd Ftd!oM 'IVmplu, conu-r oUackhon and Cass stri'tMH, on Saturday evening nl each week. Member, ol the order In gooti standi up are luvilt'd to attend Ci:n. w. I'mtav, N. G. N T. .Ikwkit, H.S. IO.O F., T'll'tn ICiieainpinuiil No, 0 Meets In Odd Fellows Teiiiplu 011 the W. and :trd Tlinrnday oveitiugK of each month. Visit ing brethren alwayn wclivnnu. I.. 11. MonitR, C. P. F. (J. Micklm, Scribe. O. O. F.. Rl'lng Star Lodce No. 174, I. O. O. F. meets in Oild Fellows' Temple every Friday e votil tig. Visiting brethren always welcome. M. H. TiioMifiON, N. U, a. S. UKci rr, it. S. F. (i. MlCKLM, F. S. about 1J0O turkeys today. X. The World's Fair Route. Not A Sick Day Since. "I was taken severely sick witbkidncy trouble. I tried all sorts of medicines, none of which relived me. One day I saw an ad. of your Klectric Hitters und determined to try that. After tak ing a few doses I fell relieved, and Foon thereafter was entirely cured, and have not seen a sick day since. Neighbors of mine have been cured of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver and Kidney troubles and General Debility." This is what H. F. Bass, of Fremont, N. C. writes. Only 50c, at A. C. Mar steis, Druggist. Look Here. IMouwauta lodging house of any number of rooms, a restaurant or cigar nt interest. Now here is a chance touet a Knd little home cheap ami on easy terms. It beats taking up a home- ' staud, in Portland, call on Kli Vaughn, tead. at the New Grand Central Hotel, Fort- A y rfert little home of hmr iutcs, in the city of Roseburg; good bouee and iRml Oieeon d-sw-nl'l ininll Inn 11 mid all necessary out buildiiik's; a tine Ppring of water nu place; a tine ' " Tiew ovtr tltc 1 ily ; nunc urt hard on place ;3 cows ; hnuyehold furniture ; chickens, incnhiitorft. fainiim: nlviisi s and other tliinirs too numerous to mention. First WiUre tO Eat. cof-t ef this 11 ire little home iw lH'Jni). We will cell th whole out lit for fJotH); you I . can't realize what wo are ottering yon without iuveHtigatin. This is a eimpl don't overlook it. Everythings new, neat and first class A iH-rfen home of Ml acres 3 miles fiom city, on county ma.! ; good school at the Suuset Iiestauraut. la the Math- vtore, i toiin-e ami niacKsmiiu snop '4 uihh irnm pince; poiu noiise 01 o rooms tim;t birn and urai.ary. and all iiecessary out huildii yood orchard of 7 acrao; all A No. 1, laud ; li. 11. station mile's. Tb (olloxvim: drcritied propeity goes willi the i-Iju".': Iiorn-s, t head oi rattle, 1 line Hcrkphire sow, 1 wunon, 1 hack, S'tj oi harin-, " piont, 2 cullivHturs, 1 dit-k rutter, 1 harrow, iy interest in binder, m -wer and rake, 'JO r IW tons of hay and what grain there is on place hen told ; I fruit .ryer, lots ol small fruit and trapes. Her.' ve home-fieekers read this! A snap. IS acres 1 4' nules from the! Those anticipating an Eastern: trip, or a visit to the Louisiana 1'urchase Exposition at St. Louis, cannot utford to overlook the advantages offered by the Missouri Pacific Railway, which, on account of Its various routes and gateways, has been appropriately named "The World's Fair Route." Passengers from the Northwest take the Missonti Pacific trains from Denver or Pueblo, with the choice of either goiog direct through Kansas City, or via Wichita, Fori Scott and Pleasant Hill. Two trains daily from Denver and Pueblo to St. Louis without change, carrying all classes of modern eiiii ment, including electric lighted ob-ter-vatlon parlor cafe dining cars. Ten daily trains between Kansas City and St. Louis. Write or caU on W. C. MeBride, General Agent, 1-4 Third street, Port land, for detailed information and Il lustrated literature if THIS HOsliHUItO MAIiHKT, The local market quotations today are as follows: Wheat 8") con is. Oats 45(50 cents, barley 00 cents. Hay Loose, 410: baled, 812. Potatoes 1 cents perlb. Hutter Dairy, 2m; creamery, 35., Eggs 30 cents per doxeu. Chickens Mixed, He per pound. Turkoy ltrT)lS conts. Veal oc, di'ossed. Beef Cows, HCi-i Bteors, 21 cents; heifers. 2c. Hogs Fat, 4(F()41c live: dressed, file. Pokland Markkt The quotations I in the Portland market today are: Wheat, 87 cents; outs, 1.3T per cen- tahhay, clover, 311; ti-nothy, 815; wool; valley, 1!) cents; hops. 31 cents; hogs, gross, fiu: sheep, 3c gross, beef, gross, 3c; veal, "c; epgs; 30c: butter, creamery, 30: dairy, 14o. chickens, mixed, 9c lb: turkeys, 18c. KOF I., Alpha I .od go No, 47 Meets everr Wednesday hi I. O. O. Hall, at 7:110 p. m. Membeis in tfood suiiidini; nru invited to attend. Mki.l'1'ho.misos :, c Fi.MKit K. WiMiiKiu.v, K. R. S. KO. T. M., Protection Tent Nj, 1-Holdlt rejnlar tneetlngH on the find and third FridavH of t ach niuuih In odd Voiimvi Hr.ll. All viMlling incmb-3r.s in iiood Htaiidlim are invited lo iHlend. , W. Fkiiry, Com. . W. Raim', k. K. LO. T. M., Itoebnrg Hivt! No. 11 -Holds Iti reKtilar rvvieWMipon the 1st and :trd Fri day olt ath month ai . o'clock in Odd Fel , I'ws' ball. SiMitb oi oihitr Hives veiling in the city arj cordially Invited to attend our reviews II a i.Li e N . Hka ku. Com. lR.s. Jksie Hait, R. K. , ii OpKRN HKOi HKRl'O(il) OF AMERICA, pi KoM'tiiirij Lodiiti No. p:!-MeelH every , Ihursdnv ev.ning in Foresters' Hall isltlng nieinber.f ahvavs welcome. 1 Mas. llKiuiiA o. Wnii nr. President. I Mw. Mahv KA.NTit. .-ecrelary. 0 E. 8. ,no.jflmrjr Chapter No. K Holda their reg ilar meeting on sl ami Urd Thurs days 111 Oath IllOllth. V lxl Huff miniilu.ru In good stftiidingiue respectfully invited to attend Miss li a ST. w M Mist R Kit i n A Rast, St-eretary. 0 Disastroui Wrecks. ews building, the city. Best 25 cents meals in d-sw. Business Will be Better. Advertise liberally, doit intelligent ly unrl hiidinou irill lv,Mn V.. city of lio i'iun 011 the banks oi the Fmp.)ua riv:r. Iiood house of six rooms, j ,.im ,) 1 intelligently if you read Paei- aln Kuuimer kitchen with cellar, email barn ami all necessary outtmrldiugs, sood family onlumi, l5 acre in etrawlHTries, and 3 acres of the finett garden lauil in Oregon ; gxd a(ir"ing and web anil plenty oi timber. This is an ideal home. :HW acres of land, 122 oerep of thh land iff rich bottom land, no better in the state jbalnm e hill land, good pant u re aim plenty ot timber. 10 inilep from Rofle burg. Hood house of six mourn, one house if three rooms, two good barns ami nil nm-essnrv out buiidinus ; hop drier on place ; plenty of fruit for familv upe: mile t school ; 5 miles to K. ii. Ptation, good Mad to the same; gooil hshery on plans successfully. Subscription 2.00 ?dace. Th's is one among the best farmn iu IVmitlas county in fact a perfect j per year. No free copies, single copy arm. Of the above described tract, 122 acre is tine land for alfalfa and clover. 1 20 cents, coin or stamps. A perfect home f5 acres, three miles from Koselmrg on county road. Al I " ' L t'rnceil; 20 acres in Ivaring orchard; tive acres in young orchard ; 5 acres in fine War Atlas Free. ornin : 25 acres nastutv. well watered, ana plenty 01 limner lor home use. Wood two story house containing 9 rooms, hard tinished ; irvxi barn, ft0x20, with bin I tic Coast Advertising, the lead im? ad vertising journal of Western America. U Is published monthly at 22S Mercan tile Place, Los Angeles, Cal. It Is practical gives the actual existences of businessmen In their own language, ano snows now you can adopt their CarelessneM Is responsible for many a railroad wreck aud the same causes are miking human wrecksof sufferers from Throat and T.iincr r.rniihl(. Hut. ( since tho advent of Dr. King's New LJisrovcry tor consumption, Coughs and Colds, even the worst cases can be cured, and hopeless resignation is no louger necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg, of Dorchestor, Mass., is onoof many whoso life was saved by Dr. King's New Discovery. This great remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and Lung diseases by A. C. Marsters, Druggist. Price 5i)e, and $.100. Trial bottles free. ?5.00 Rosebnrg, Ore., 1904. Received Five lollars for one Gillette SaKey Razor. If not satisfied in 30 days money refund ed. Gkokoe E. A.MF.S sales aicent 512 Chamber of Commerce Portland, Oregon. Per Hamilton Drug Co. Call and see them at our store. shed on one pi lr ; all necessary outbuildings. ninei nl m snl.iierV home. This is an ideal home. Price 1.1,000. Housecoat VA.0OO. (i'nnl load and a nice drive to the city. One half down and balance in two Years time. No 8. loo acres; 40 acres lenctnl, 30 acres in cultivation Small house and barn, small orchard, plenty of gMd mountain water and lots of good limber. A fine mountain range for stm-kadjoinimt. This is a nice little stock ranch. Twelve tmli'H iroin city, to miles from school aud four miles from poMottice. Price. $1500 Here a lurgnin. One of the greatest of your life. Don't fail to invest This f.flor can't 1h Wat in Douglas county. tl0 acres of land three nnles from RoKebv.rg. Fine living stream running through place, lots of gooil timber, in fact nomcli to pay for the place twice over if put on the market bete iu Kosehurg: s on county mmI good, level road to town. This is A No. 1 stock ranch. Here is a .l;indy h-me of 100 acre1", all goivl farm land, 4'v miles from Ropt'tMirg, 4 mile 1. 1 K. K. station, '4 nt:le to si-horrl, lies on county road, all fonred, fair hoim (a'O ln-aring iruit trees, l'rico f0 per acrev Here is anoiher 2-'u acres 2'. ; miles from Hoebnrg. all fenced, plenty of limber and water, 100 acres can be cultivated, balance A No. 1 pasture. "No buildings on place, lies on county road. Price $10 per acre. No. 10. 100 acres, 9 miles from city. Fenced but no other improvemen First claps land And well located Two and ft half miles from railroad station one-km rlli mile from schovl, and one and one-fourth miles from pontoitiee. W'eli watered and plenty of timber, l'rico $20 per acre. 1. F RICE, Real Estate Agent, Ros.burg m.t-iv vriti, , 1 1 he uf.vikw has secured ouant tv Beautiful view of the city from ! of nne Atlases, socially portra ing the scenes of ojeration in the great strug gle now on ootween tuissia ana Japan. Both nations are rushing immense armies to the front and severe coDllirts are likely to occur at any time. This atlas contains 20 pages, each 111x142 inches in size, with tine, colored, full page maps, and a double-page blrdseye view of Japan, Korea and Manchuria. It also contains 40 important facts alvout: each of the 40 leading nations of the world, and a reproduction in their natural colors of the tlage of aU nations Other illustrations and vahublo de scriptive and statistical matter, am) maps (all mr.ps are in colors) showinc steamer routes and distances are in cluded. One of thes tine atlases will bo :iven Free to every ierson who pays his or her subscription to the TwicK-A-WKKK Review for one year in advance, or to the Daily Review for six months in advance. Semi your order at once to Review Publishing Co., Rose burg, Oregon. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of INISW TO-DAY PLANTS FOR SALEExcelsior strawberry plants, sure bearers and largest early berry grown. The first crate of Oregon berries received in Portland each year for the last four years has b"en the Excelsior. I always receive ?9.i0 for my first crate. They wij also bear a fall crop. The man I bought my plants of baa at least 00 kjrids of strawberries. Do calls the ESeelsiorhis money makers, and plants more of them than all others put to gether, putting out 70 acres of them last year. Price by mail, 12 for 25 cts., 100 for 61.00. Hv express or freight, F, O. B. cars. POO for $160, 1000 for 2 50. Write for larger onlers. I also have Logan berry, Mammoth black berry and Gardina Dewberry plants. L. s. Coon. tf. Dillard, Or. MONEY fOR SOYS tley at kait am in rfy wr-n. tart I M Mil. to th 0D country can 'i fim mor.iy. n4 Mf it li'l 'tub DAILY wd SUNDAV JOUR NAL. No momjf It rt;i'lfu to nu h ttrt. and only ih t'h'T ,llt " ntld To mj toy ."j'1 ,"T, pUfl wt -ill mp 10 copitt ol THE SUN 1)AV JOURNAL, lo fc oW i emu ...V Alur ttul tl NM1 h ukd'ill be dalivtrrd (' him by mU tor! at vhkMU prkrt, ard ha t rhiluU vrkra. ard ha t- Yeti tan ttr.n uiy tirrw. and li iutrai(ul l-andlinc SCNDA.V JOUKNAU Cmr eritn (in b ten I ki IM TMX DAILY JOUSNA'. THE SUNDAY JOURNAL cMitttw ALL THE NEWS, and maoj arnl rw rnfM M Inwrtat to (Pan and q-tmo. and. botidta. haa all tba thildna'a corik pC" or-rfd 07 iht bit tundar ft- JOURNAL tmyt m maWni at awcti Hidivttt Don't fo waai to try Br 133 IK CASH Mt pctttntic. In IMa ny a 9nj " th, tmalkf platat will havt at tmx'f chinct to arn thtt nn immt at fhct Om Uff MM Ct, W THE JOUR rAl Ofoctaaioaii inn. ;vai-. - """ A4drM, THE JOURNAL. 7 N.O., Co. i.. .Separate HatiaMioa Meets every Thurcday eveuing at the Arxnory Hall at b o'clock. F. B. Hamlin, Captain. ROYAL ARCANt'M, Rosebnrg Con tie il No. 'AUl Mcut -'nd and -ith Monday of each month in Foresters' Hall, Viaitiuf brothers always welcome. K It lllUITV Unrron A M. Sanders, ueretarr RKUKKAIIH, RoBotnirg Rebekah 1-ortsre, No. 41, I. O. o. F.-Meet In Odd Fellowi lemplo every Tuesday evoninir. Vlsitiag slfltcrti and breihren Invited to stternl. Mi Mm. ma Fi-hkh, N. (i. Ma. Kihth Ki:i.i.v, Becrotary. UNITKIt ARTHANS-t miHiiiR Aisemutr No. K. hold reitular uiet'tlniis secimd and fnnrlh .-aturdnys In the Forfftviii- Ilatl. All memlteis in yuud standing are requested A. r. Marster. M. A. Minn ik ,1om:h, Secy. WOMKS OF W(()PCRAFT. MUc Circle No .--Mi'i-t fii Jnd mid ith i huoavs ol I eaeh month at (hid Fellows Hall. Vhlth.g i membem lugturd ftandinif are invited toattenS Miw. A. K Firkl.v li N Mm. llolle Morlau Clerk. WOOHMKN OF THE WORLD. Oak Cam n No 12.V-Mttn at the Odd Fellows Hall a Rosclnirir. every U and 3rd Monday eve li Ing. Visiting neighbors always welcome. 1. 1'. Fi-HKii, C. C. J. A. UcciuNA.N, Clerk. Ask the Agent for Tickets via the TO GROCERIES. f OR THE RIGHT KIND Bee AT THE RIGHT PRICES KRS. henry easton Thone 411. ii.iMia. 1' OREGON and union Pacific Three Trains Daily to the East Through Pnnman Standard and Tourist Uty. through 1'ullmsn tonrUt sleeping cart UPersonal y conducted) wkly to Chicago, ""ir-'r,111110 Chair r to the East Dally. SPOKANE, ST. PAUL DCLUTH MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS and all points East ' and South. 2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY FLYER and the FAST MAIL Splendid Service, Up-to-Date Equir ment, Courteous Employes. Daylight trip across the Cascade and Rocky Mountains. For full particulars, rates, folders, etc, call on or address II. DICKSON, C. T. AM 122 Third Street, Portland, Ore. S. G. YKKKE3, G. V. P. A , 012 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. We (rive exoedited sen ice on freight Route vour shipments via . Gieat North em. Fnll information from Wm. HARDER, Gen'l Agent, Portland, Oregon. m II PORTLAND T CHICAGO II No CntDgeof Cart. " Departs lor TIMK 8CH EUULB j Flora Portlaod. Chicago Portland Special 9:15 p m. via Huut ingtop. Atlaiitlc Espreas StiAp m. via Hunt- iDgtOD. St. Paul Fast Mail 7:ib p m. via Spokane, j alt lAke. Dearer, Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kan afti City, St. Iouii, Chicago and Xint. I Suit Lake, Oeorer, Ft. orin, umaaa, Kan sas Citr, St. Lumi, Chicago and East. Walla Walla, Le-i-ton, Spokane, Wallace, FiiUman,Mtnneatrflti Kt. Paul, Daluih, Mil waukee, Chicago aud Kwt. 5:25 p.: OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE For San Franciaoc FvPry five davs at 8:00 p. m. For Astoria, nay point and North Bench Dally, except Sundnv, at 8 no p. m.; Saturday at 10:00 p. to. Datiy service, water permitting, on Willamette and Yamhill rivers. For full information call op ot address nearest U. R. A N. Ucket OlUce, or addreu, A, JLi. CHAIG General Passenger Agent PORTLAND OREGON ,Wr
