u: .ry uotaeltitKnt(ordaf tnanta,
a tui m of utriiuaiu t owita a Una,
FRIDAY. NOV. M, 1888.
Tta a 8. N. & team met th 0. A.
r. r ftirvallia. last Friday nod bad
law. As bM Aeu beo said, "Ills
hard for a Warn to win gain, when
th has to work against th wpos-
Ing team and Um umpire, too.' TbU
vm Um diMdvantiMEO our ixyi worsen
nmUr laat Friday. Th bull ttrst weut
to th O. A. C aud after quit a ttrtijr-
gle Utey mad a goal. ti u. . . b.
than took the ball and after a short
mMM nf rusldntf they made a touch
hut railed to kick tbe goal. We
did not follow the game to detail, but
umoa to ay, the a A. C, who (bund
tbcy oould not win th game by Mr
moans, oouoluded to win It sortie
other way-by foul-tackling, ete. The
Normal team tried to obtain justice
(torn the O. A. C boy' umpire, but
'tandy,1 the O, A. C. trainer, at uueh
m taid he wae running the game and the
umpire aald nothing. Tbe game eon
Unued but Um decision became so fla
grant that our boys would not finish
the game with the aame umpire, and
to a gentleman from Foreet Grove wa
ubeUtuted during th latt twenty
flv mlnutea of the same. To ahow
that the point wae well takeu, In less
Uian flv tuluute the new umpire
ruled one of the O. A. U. oft Ute
ground for fad-tackling, Tbe teor
Mood 86 to 22 In favor of the 0. A 0.
Our boye outplayed them on every
point eso-'pt the eiiee-oroM, and even
that wouldn't have won them the
game If they hadu't had the umplie.
During the game not one of the O. A.
C. team wae lnured but two of the
Normal boye were hurt to that eubetl
tutei had to be used, and It wae done
Intentionally aa wae noticed by aev
eral, but thkir umpire didn't It
The Lector at The XeraiaU
Another of thot large audience
that have been coming to bear the eel
etnated led ore that are being given
at the Normal chapel of a Sunday
afternoon, was again In the seats at 8
p. m. last Bunday ready to near r.
Cbanroan of the University of Oregon.
Exercises began with a song by the
aphool when Rev. Arthur Rove con
ducted devotional exercises, and then
the quartette sang a song, nveiaeiit
Campbell with a few words introduced
Dr. Chapman who spoke on "Teuny-
aun'a Ideal of Educated Woman." It
was an addree which was very Inter
aatlns. esDeclaliv to tbe readers of Ton
nyeon't works. During his talk tbe
aiwaker brawn ted many truths which
aliould be of great benefit to students
and no doubt many of them will treas
ure tbe beautiful thoughts wet forth ty
Dr. Chapman. The exercises closed
with an excellent vocal selection by
Mlw Avres. The next lecture will
take place two weeks from butt 8uu-
day, on December dro.
' Roy OIU and Bob. Carey, of Pclo,
are "doing" the Normal this week.
Ml Maud Stout, who is teaching at
Crowley, spent Sunday with her folks
here.
G. A. Wlckander arrived in town
last Saturday and entered the Normal
this week.
Dr. Charles H. Chapman, preHldent
of tbe University of Oregon, spent lal
Sunday In tbe city.
Gene. Noble, of Umatilla county, a
former student of tbe Normal, Is vlelU
Ing friends In the olty.
We hear that George Gwin Is very
ill, and his brother Albert came up
from Portland to see hlin.
A way-up time was had by our peo
ple who attended the basket social butt
Friday evening at Lewlsville.
President 3. M. Bloe,of tbe Agrl
cultural College, was down and wit
neesed tbe football game last Friday.
Professor A. F. Campbell, who has
recently moved to our city from Port
land, has accepted the position of Mis
Priest at the Normal.
We understand the 0. A. C. boys tt-
reived an ovation on their return to
Corvallls for their valor (?) in winning
the football game lust Friday.
N. A. Emmltt Is erecting a new
dwelling house In the northeastern
part of town, and Mr. Sumptcr It build
ing a house In the western part of Tal
tnage. Rev. Arthur Royce preached In the
F.uptlst here last bunday morning and
evunlng. He will All the pulpit here
again next Sunday morning and even
ing. Tl.r wes a large congregation
present last "km evening.
The Ulatus and ' licnlan sooietiet
held a Joint mectl lift lfuo. Krlday even
ing, also the Vespertines and Normals.
A reception was tendered the 0. A. C.
boys In the chapel after the iocletlttt'
exercises were over, at which an enjoy
able time was bad.
The Mioses Mattle and Lela Hwann
and Mr. L. L. Swann received a tele
gram that their sister Miw Veins, wae
dying, the first of this week. Bui
we are much pleased to state that Miss
Velna ha so rapidly improved that
she is out of danger, and her stetem
and brother have returned to our city.
For Sale.
Thorough-bred Pekin Duck, larc
size, and splendid condition, Prlcof
reasonable, Address, E. Dalton, Inde
pendence, ,
0. 8. X. R. Vnnnertng.
Th list of student U etlll growing.
There In gontl ileal of gruuibllnw
around here, eiuce Uie auuouuoement
waanuMlelu obapel, Utat there would
only beexatulnatlont at th clot of the
econd and fourth term. The honora
ble board of education ntuet think Uiat
studetd apnrvclute Mmr bored to
death by review, when they might
Jimt a well reeelv the Dual eaamlua
tiou wheu a study bat been omupleted,
and lot that flulth It. But no, put It on
and kt the student ha tcHueUtlng to
fret about.
The courts In drawing, the ttudent
are receiving thin year, It a good thing
for tltoa who want to teach.
It' peculiar what wonderful at
traction ex Ute betweeu tome thing,
peolally betweeu the boytand the girls,
I can always have a nice time with
the glrlt ftir a while, but It don't hut
long.
It teem funny that th glrlt will
never give the boy but on mitten at a
time, v , .
The voters that ara going to school
here, ay that If ever any of tbe board
of education run fur ofttoe again, they
will u their Intluence agatiMt them
That' right, we want men that are up
with Ute times, to lead Inottreduoa
Uonalaflalrs.
F ANSTINE
Monmouth, Or.
Wall Paper
Rolls from 15c up.
Eleiiant Wall Decorations,
all styles and prices,
Picture Frames,
Furniture,
Beds and Bedding,
Baby Carriages,
Side boards.
Ward robes,
Household treasures,
Book cases,
Secretaries,
Mirrors,
Bureaus,
Bedroom sets,
Umbrella Holders,
Poor Mats,
Kitchen Safes,
Carpets,
Rocking Chairs,
Window shades,
Curtain Poles,
Office desks
Cribs, Cradles and High chairs.
4S
DR. JORDAN & CO.S
GREAT ICSEUI CP AIATOIT
I Oft I Mark, It, Sa rraactov
(BCvm eth uxl 7Ut SU)
Oo ind Inn how woadortullr
w muta Md bow 10 trotd alrlii
ih! iIimn. Muwnm Mtafpd with
HWHWW OI WW OOjMMb MOW
man Uml
Private oillr-saB Rall.lar
10SI market Umt-lwaM at ium
MiMim, torn d uuhMd, dtmn at ttw ikl
aad Udiwyt qok kly nni wtthoni UM tn ol Bar-
nrriwwiMiii pwKHuu Of nj mmm.
GUSH'S
wraovaD
LIVER
PILLS
ONLY ONE
FOR A DOSE
IS YOUR STOMACH SOUR.
SnMth bad or Riwd whlnvf One of thM pillir)
iiaww aiatrcMa m mm nomaon ana warm imwimuw,
oo wh aiirht for WMliwMritriiathvtovili trta
DurtnM thm bralh. Thv lniur Derrfaxrt diaawtlon
rctiUt Uia tKrwnlg and eura oustittlnD, Thr
tuA promptly, yat mildly, RftVrrr irlpa or atokan. too.
rugiu.ia ur aw, jkhhuiko aita. V9H rau, rm,
For sale by J. H. PUOH.
OR.euars
ONION
SYRUP
aFOR COUGHS.
m COLDS
AND CROUP.
A REMEDY FOR CHILDREN.
Whn a ohlld t horn, nouur nwl m Uka -
goonSil of onion jnip at night, th n morning
ar oouih gono. Tor Croup l hd no yq.,l.
Mr ohlloron lnl upon having Dr. Ounn a Onion
rropwhloh la alraartr nrcparoo, mora plaaaant
W wlthouiuata or uaall ur tba onlona. UMll M.
Wold by J H. PUUH.
No More Back Ache
v .inRf. 1 J
tft v,'rT
mvtu, W '
C0NSTIPAT10M.
INFLAMATIONftt BLADDER. AnD
&
WW
Nil
1
j lUUHifnv ya m
I I f I I H
r
v
IICOHMMTIO UtDH TNI IMS Of OMIM,
POLK COUNTY BANK.
MONMOUTH Or.
IHUtHHHHWHHHWHmit ' ' . .
,vu.rm,
Paid Capital, 930,000.
DIRECTORS.
li 0. T. f . r....,,
inutMtntmli twine iiiadm dywalU rlvad
talvreat pal tu Umadepoalla.
a-nr prmf vault end burglar ptuor tan,
k. V.I. II ... .u,b.
una uoura a. . w i p. w
J. M. CROWLEY
Plpu d S:rp:a.
Offltr-0n door west of Polk Co. nana
Main street, Monmouth, Oregnu.
Amsnt U Butle Men.
n n. U Tkttv. th deiilkt. nlde
In Monmoutn, and is permaiieni ns
tura. CallathUoltlo when In need
of work.
Th 1'olk Co, Bank It ably urelbd
tver by J. II. Hawley president, and
Ira 0. iVwell as cashier.
Dr. J.M. Crowley has lilt office at
bit realdeuo on Main tlrM near Col-
Tt ronnUr HU Prw 'Mm
r roHlan niiSlh itmm iM TrwlH
MmI Cwnurall BMnmart
Laaw4.
BUROPKAN PLAN
Ti H
OLTOli
M. D. ROCHK, Mgr.
COMUrOURTN m AIDER IT., rOATUIO.
f J. R. MAHKUCV,
Proprietors R, IV HA Vrt.
Splirilmtb!
Meat Market
iui.sk tt
Choice Meat
Highmt umrket pries paid
for fat stock, beef, mult(in,vl,
pork, etc. All bills wuid be tvttled
ntonttily,
OPEN BUSDAY8 ritOM 8 to 8a. m
Main street
Indepeudenc.
Steamer Altona
Salem and Independence
To Portland
Ieaves IndeMnili-noe tnd HhUmu
Uonday , Wednesday and Friday, leav
IriK luuetiendence at tt a. ni.. Hiilein at
v:.V) . in., ktid arriving at l'uriland at
lH)p. III.
Iwvrs PoKland Tuesduy, Thursday
sod Katurdny t 6 a. ui.., Hnlent lor
Independeuue at 4 p. in.
- Excellent meals served on boat at
2fi cents per inoal.
PamenKpr ave time and money by
taking this line to Portland.
Hteainer will carry fust throiiKh
rrellkt and omirs shh;Iiu rotes ou lur(o
lots.
Uuexoelted rjawenirer aoeommisla-
tlont. Mitchell, WrlKht Co , Gener
al agents, uoiman onx k, Miem, ur.
IUEST
SIDE
is the
Great Family Newspaper
of
Polk County,
And only
12.00 per year !
It contains all the
local and general News.
W. E. Poolo,
UYSICIAN anil SURGEON
Off! nt )tr t Antln'i fuml-
tur lr.
MONMOUTH, OR.
GEO. E. BREY,
HKAI.KHIH
tih, Ms, h
ln.1epndnc, Oregon. 49
CEI O 0223
MAKiiuy
All kind of wood repairing don ou
Wstfons, Carrhwn, and Maihluery
with ueatum aud dltuh.
Ilnrklna A rnnll' Ukaiulib bp.
INDEPENDKNt'K.
Hubbard & Steals,
ruoriuKTuiia r
Hauling of all Kinds Don at
Agents for the O.P.Boats,
All bills ttiuxt be settled by th 10th oi
OaU'll IIIOUIU.
Independence, Oregon.
FINE
JERSEY
Ya. STOCK
.- o
Those person who dlm to bav
Jerwy Uk In thulr herds ar Invited
to ttiHiam-t tlie ttmrnUKtihred bullowned
by 'f. II. HUNTLEY, two miles south
of town, rut Huena Vista nmd.
TKKM r SKRVK K- TWO IMIU.AHS
n un rriviint ai nmra.
T. B. HUNTLEY
Indtpendene
O refer)
FREE MEDICINEI
Oolden OppnrtunllT for
Hnlferlng llunttnlty. .
nilctatu titt Tluir Krmnllrt Id IM PuMir.
DO YOU SUFFER? Sf tB
wiiiMiHiynu ntKR or t ii iki k run
nitinw of apvoliUly pnivd mmnllM bwt
.nllnl M T.Mir . WK WANT VOUB
HW:oMKMI)AlltlN.
WE GIN MEgSrB
all dl.itiuv nrt drrormll n nuxlurn and
cmntllln, iictilrl by inmiy ymn' MiwrU
cniw, whirl) mmblM tu Ut iiwrauuw n cum.
Ixi mil iliwwlr.
N. B.-Wehnv thu only jwiIIW eiir Sr
KWI.KIXV, (Ki rn) und I'ATAIIHH. Hefrr.
iimwilvm, 'rniNiimly Iwwuid. (Old mu
tMbllalivd.)
Dr, WILLIAMS'
HBllUIffllTlM
TI Mrki St., Sun lYwieUoo, Ct
CitjTrickac-lTriEsferCfl
1 PISKEE cSc BIDCa--A-E
' Proprietor of
Livery, Feed & Sate Stable
'- Monmouth, Oregon.
First eliww rigs, single and double, light snd heavy, to accommodate our patr o
Careful drivers furnished when desired.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
NOTICE. Rritneh offlee Independence,
Genta' Tailoring of all Kind
Neatly Den
at th6 REMODELED FROM OLD TO NEW STYLE
Boston Tailoring and
' ' FEtCE
Olssnedand Prat ted.
$2.00 to $2i0
.Hult
lWlto
.75 to
1.50 to
1.50 to
2,00 Coat snd
1.00 ...Pair or Pants i io t.mi
2.50.. Overcoat 2.00 to 8.00
2.00.... Dretwes, whole 2.(0 to 2.50
Otmrn. ripped 1.50 to 2.60
Haek Jacket 1.60 to 8.00
, Clonk or Ulster 2.00 to 8 00
Hhawls, single. l.OO
..Shttwls, double . 2.00
I. GOLD,
105 State 8t nour Commorclitl.
BAJNKS.
THE INDEPENDENCE
National Bank!
Capital Stuck, $50,000.00.
. ItllWOHrSEHO, . fltdt
SHHAM WKWam. Vtosrrll.
W. K, OONNAWAT Csehler.
A mtnl ttsaklsf and ssnhsai bodesM
InwaawUil; kMuit wide, bull dlauuUid,ia
nervMertdlttcmiiUrdi dopnlts rtcwlvMl ea
wmat teoaunt Mbjset to ettwk, Intsrwt ttd
m tints (Upiu,
DinkXTrotth.
a r. HmHh, K, Nailaun, I. A. Alton, H. It.
JmImiwhi, K.J.UuMliniiii, l. W. Hr, II.
lllrwfuMrg,
Commnod Butlnwi March 4, 1889
budilbtbid b HMkMal AuUwrlly.
' -TUB-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
of Independent, Orffun,
Caaltal 8tk
urle,
tso.ooo.oo
$14,000.00
LfcCOWKR. U W. BtJHKKTWH,
Prwlitcnl. vi4)iTiiaii.
W. U IIAWl.Kr,CUilr.
DIIUXTTOltH.
J. . OunvMr, U . Rubefuoa, Uwta lltlruk
0, W. Wbllkr,W. W. C"HI".
a mtuiral luulktn Snalnwa Imnimrtrtl
Bur Mid llbiuin on Mi iiurlul
'"Iteia.uttii rwlid uWt to I'M of on !
Unatof dmall. llorU.nm.
Unttw ooonu f av an. hi r-
CITY STABLES.
tit jnan, Prtr.
Horses Fed by the Day,
Week or Month.
Best ol Attention Given Stock
Left in Charge.
INDEPENDENCE, ORWtON.
A. VRKWXrTT.
J. a, VtNBW.
PRESGOTT & VENE8S.
Preprleton of
mm m m
MannrMiurari or nnd Dle: !s
FIR and HARDWOOD,
Rough and Dreised
LUMBER.
J. A. WHEELER, . Manager.
next door to "West Hide" office.
notice:
A SPECIALTY of Ladles' Jokt
Steam Dyeing Works.
X.IST.
ARTICLES. CInd,Dyd,Prd-
. . $.W 10 .
Vest .... , 2.00 to 2.60
Salem, Or.
Ooodg sent by Salem stage, one way free.
SECHKT HOCIKTIKH.
O. V. W. INDEPENDENCE
t !..,. Wn M HIMlli VrV MuB-
daya'lghl la llj.U.F. ball. All soktwo-
iiitf iirutitert re iuii "'
Kennedy, M.W. W.O. Cotk. Howder,
VALLEY LOIXJE, NO. 42. 1, a u
K -Mn.1. iu Vmtduyn s ball e;rjf
lhM.lM M.ltio. All Odd (nllowi 0r-
disllr luvited to meet wlthna J. b.
. f . . . asr- 1 1 1 U .H..1, tlutll
I YON LODGE, NO. W, A. F. A A.
I U Aimmilnlnilllfltlri Hlttlir
dty erstim ou or before full iwxni enrli
mnnlb and two week tlieresfler, tt. W.
8liiun, W. M. I0. Itell.Hery.
HOMER IjODOK, NO. K. or V
Mmu nr.ry Weduewlsr etrmiiir
All knlubt r eorditlly toelted. W. II
tiswley, a 0. M. O. Poller, K. It H
PIIV8ICIANS DKNT1STKY-
DR. !,.J. LKMlKUX, K.V;AKr
lit lltUMt I'liVMt'lHnsild KtlKPi'l
..I V.,l twin,. IxmiiIIhI ilnulUHie IH
L'Unlverslte Uvl of IJnttatla. OW'
. ... 11 t j.,1.1 A Itllah lutnk but Ulllllt
kUL.nl tir. I"--"
r-t M. flllAVKA D, I). 8.
ti. ' Itttlenendeitos. Or. Detttnl Psr-
i..rmnvtr luilptiviidruoe National Hank
University of AIMilgan gmdunle.
OIX BUTLER, PHVHICIAN ASU
, tur,tH. Hey. V. H. Hard ot
Miieal Kiamtnera. uino to i"a
tloniMi bloek.
PL. KETCHCM, M. D. OFFICE
MaiuLnrta tinnier liuilnMia
sud Muomoutb tla, lodepfttduno-, Or.
rli J II JOIIMHON. RESIDENT
I J IIsuImL Ail win k trarnilltwl U
Klrg tbe tieel of llf net ton. Imliu
dene, Or
DR. A. R. OII.l.lH,HPF.t'IALlST
t.'v .'r unit TliriuiL (If-
tied over lliiKli't twuk. Halem. Or. -VW
f-vRS. LKE HAMRirr, PUYKI
lJ clan and Hurirwois, HrHK'll st
teiillon tiald 10 dlstMUtes of wuuietl . Of-
il.w nvi.r I iiil,.iiiitiiu Nutlutiitl Hank.
T. J. Lee. M. 1). VV. Rnbbltt. M. I)
O. M., Fellow Trinity Medical Collef.
ATTOUSKY8.
rm A. 8MITIL ATTORNEY AT
J lw. Will practice in all ttnte
md federal onnrts. AbatrscU of title
furninliwl. Oltln over lndepeuileooe
National Beat.
rALY. HIBLEY A E.VKIN, AT
U torneys st Law. We hart tin mil)
ait f almlrnol butiks lit Folk (XiUuly
Reliall tbttraeu furniahed. Money to
inan: noeomrulMlon ebarued ou loaus.
OIHoe, loom 3 aud 3 Wllsuu's blot-k, Dill-
las, Oregon.
At
to lDlll
M. HURLEY, ATTORNEY AND
Ooutiaclor at La. Olliee, net
lepvodenee Nstional Rntik, Inde
pendence, Or.
DON II AM HOLMES. ATTOH
O oeys at Law. Otllee iu liuaU'i
block, bntwtyu Mute aud Court, on Cow
mercial ttrttet, Mnlfiu, Or,
HASH AND DOORS.
A li ITCH ELL A UOHANNON, MAN
1Y1 titaelurrt ut lull and dimrs
Almi, torutl SMWitiK. Maio atreot, I ii.lt
peudeuoe, Or.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
rR, E, J. YOUNO, late of Ne bem
J Veterinsry Hurireott and Punlici
, bas moved to Iiidiieiiileiice, nnd opened
' tn ofllne over the Iudepetulouee Nation
' tl bnnk.
TAILORS.
T O. BHARMAN, MERCUAN
V v , laiior. U ttreet, oenr pontnllloe
Suits in any stylo made to order ut res
onmiia rules, -
HOME BUILDERS
Will consult their best in
terests by purchasing their
SASH AND DOORS
of the reliable manufacturer,
M. T. CROW,
Independence, Or., succes
sor to Ferguson A Van Meer,
Sugar pitie snd oednr doors,
all tizos, on bund.
SCREEN DOORS
BRICK YARD
J. R. COOPER
Of Indopendence, having a steam
engine, a brick maohinoand several
acres of finest clay, Is now prepared
to keep on hand a fine quality of
Brick, which will bo Bold at reason
ame prices.
UAILROADH.
umw Tl...,!l
Vmm,
TO
SHI mi
M. mm cm.
ant) all
EASTERN CITIES.
3
DAYS TO
2 CHICAGO.
H ,. The Qulckeotto Chicago
OlIlS and the Eat
H fftQulcker to Omaha and
OUlS i KantaiCity.
PULLMAN nd TOURIST 8LECP-
CRS, FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS, DINING CARS.
For niiMi and irrnsntl lutirmollnn. "all on
ur ndiJrrMi
W, II. Ill UI.HI'HT, AMLIM. fan. Aft,
M Vt'iuhiiKum atrwri . r. 1 tiirrt,
" hiim.Mi. tit
East and South
via
The SHASTA Route
of Uie-
Southern Pacific Co.
('alirunila rirma I mint ruuilallr tU.Knlnc
l nil alm.ii iMilwwn I'unlaiKl aud Albany.
rtuilltl
Nona
I.. Forllaiid Ar. , :'aTa. at.
I.v. Albany Ar. rA. .
Ar. ian Franrlaet) L. :i e. .
' e. at.
vra r. u.
iu.u a. a.
Roaaburg Mali (tHuly.)
IVirtland .... a. at. ! llowbura ....IMi r. a.
Himliurf .... ?Ai A. a, IWUatnl A. at.
jm. : Arrtva.
ll ki a Itya Mi
PULLMAN RUl-TfcTT 8LEEPE1U
end
Hecoiid-t'lass Hlettilnf Cars attached
ui ail HimuKli tmiiis.
West Side Division.
)twn Portland and Corvalli.
SI nil Iniln dallj axit HuiiiIhj.)
J a m J r Hirtlaud A r
ll.i a m I Ar..linlp- n.lf.iic..Ar
l-:l' I' in I Ar .. I urt-aili I.v
id6f m
IrM p la
l' m
At Allwnr and tturvallta, mnnrrt will) iraloa
tirir'U I'ai'Mo ralliiiad.
: Kxprraa train DatlrlexrvptHutKUy)
i m p in i l, lv.nlml ..Ar t-'ji a m
W p in j A r..., Mraiiioviila , ,T t&p
Orgenlan Railway Dlvlalon ana
Portland and Yamhill Ry.
Airlle mall TrUwn'kly.
a- Ki m
iub p in
I.v... .ltrUml..Ar ' p nt
l.v.. Hiim..inh.t.T 1 7 a m
A r., AirUa. .Lt 70 a ra
Tlinumti ll.-Ufi. In all tmliila In tbf Kaxtara
HtalM, t nniiiln. nnd Kurw, raa ba ohlalnad
(mm T. M. till V tit, Agvitt, Indrpvndwniv.
It KORIII.KK. K. 1'. RfHIKHH,
WanaKcr. Awt. O. K. I'aaa, Att.
ItilfllND. olUWON.
Fmu TERMINAL or INTEKIOK
roixm the
11HU. I
U lh line to lake
Ml 1 uill
It Is th DINING-CAR ROUTE. H
runs Througn Vestibuled Trams
Every Day in the Kettr to
ST. PAUL
and
CHICAGO
(No rttHHM ol car)
Composed of DINING CARS un
smpiwswl, rullmiiD Drawing
Boom Slwpcra of lutettt
equipinout,
TOURIST SLEEPING CABS,
Brat that can l oonstructtxl, will
in which accommodations aro
both fine ami ftirnishcd for
holders of Drat or sec
ond cluss tickets,
and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
I Continuous Line, Connecting
with all Lines
Aftirdtng rtlroot and unintrniitr4 annrlra.
t niiinnn alivner reavrvatlima cu ti uwurwl
111 aUviiuce tlinniKli any niiuul of tho road.
Mmiixi, enn ba punliaacd at. any vnkat oniia
ill this ciiniimny, Kiill Iniliriiitillon nart.
na mtiw, tiiim of tralna, nmtM, and other do
Imlu, turn tailed on applhatt Ion to any agnt, or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Aaalatitnt Ooneral Panaenger Agent,
Hit. W VIM Ut, oor Wmiblnglou,
PORTLAND, OR.
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ludepondouoe.
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7:00
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