on ran
at im mm of itUrlMuutuU pvnu a una,
FRIDAY, DEO. 8, 183.
Thara an ovw 9M pupil enrolled In
the Normal school.
Mr. Htout has recently arrived lu
town from Washington state.
Oua of tha twins of Mr. ami Mr.
Btoul U quite siek with tha fever.
Kwr) our Moult "look III" the
fkly at IutUrmleu Wednesday avt.
Tha Christian church U not belug
put In noaltl.ui wry rapidly these day
Dean Tatom l clerking in tha More
head ttor uow. Dean ia a popular
ckrk.
Our city election will occur this
nmiiiii. it's time a eouveutiou was
called.
Our city had man than its usual
quantity of watva an It atnwta during
last week.
J.M. Oirioot Washington county,
ihiiiklna-of locating here in tha, uur-
aery buelncaa.
Miss Ella fage a Normal gradual of
93, of Dr Zona wan nailing- her many
friends at tha Normal rvcuUy.
Mm. F. Bowers of Svvcra, who was
uiinr Rnl. KtuniD aud wife In tbl
city, returned noma Wednesday.
F. Aiistlua begs Wave to slate that
tha babv recently arrived at hi home
Is a boy and not a girl an stated in hurt
week's paper.
Of course the Gaiette la a reliable pa
tter aud most of those witnessing the
, an a . .. 1
game believe) iwwmu aim - usai
football game."
Be. Arthur Royee preached both
morulng aud aveulug In tlie Baptist
church here last Suuday.
Tha members of tn Baptlet and
Christian churches held a lolut prayer
tHMdnv at tha Bantlst church butt
Thurwtay.
Tha Independence Monmouth rail
way have taken the stove out of their
coach and will hereafter heat the coach
with steam.
Mlas Bertha Bhedd returned Monday
from Balera where she attended the
wedding of one of her brothers; not the
one at the Normal tliotigb.
County organiser H. L. Miner of Dal
las. snd Mine Mary Coats orgauueu
Y. P. 8. C. E. at Rlckreall laat Bun
day. Tha Endeavor moveiueut
growing In our county.
We understand that Mrs. A. A
Bentley received a telegram the first
of the week that her rather was dying
at Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. Beiilk-y
and family departed for his bedside at
once.
Through the kindness of the Biip
tlst brethren the Christian church has
held communion service snd Huuilay
school and the "Voung People'
Endeavor Society in the Baptist build
Ing the past three weeks.
The societies at the Normal are pre
paring for the Inter-collegiate oratorical
contest and two of the societies will
choose their competitors this (Friday)
vAiilnir. Much Interest is taken In
the contest by the students.
' The Normal footliall eleven will play
their second game with the Pacific
University at Forest Orove next Batur-
day afternoon. We suppose the boys
Will get done up to the tune of about W
to 6. They should do their best never
theless.
0. 8. X. 8. Murmuring.
New students arriving every day.
Plenty of hard work and but little
tlma for recreation and fun, is the
voice of most of the students. That
right, work is what makes the men
and women. Fun is good for flavoring
but It will not do to live on.
Thon shalt be temperate In all
things. If the world could only real
lze the importance lu bclug temperate
In all things, what a lot of misery and
sorrow might be avoided. The tern
perance question Is the great question
of the day and it it well that it should
be for the stability of a nation lies In its
soberness. It is considered a great
crime for a young man to make a mis
take by taking so much liquor as
stimulant to quiet his nerves that
makes him sick; but it Is all rlglit for
the ladles to eat celery to quiet their
nerves till It muknH them sick and no
bodv ever says anything about It. Pci
haps it is all right, but intemperance
Intemperance and one case is as bud at
another. Burely it would be a good
thing for the faculty to look into tl;
matter. ,
Fashions will change. It used to be
fashionable for the young ladies to wait
and let the young men do the propos
ing, but some of the young ladles,
seemingly, have got tired of waiting
and assumed that responsibility. Just
a little advice ladles: You will be more
successful if you adopt a milder
method of proposing.
The necessity of Normal schools is be
ing realized by the thinking class of
people, for in no other school can
teachers receive the training that Is
given In Normal schools. Anyone vis
iting the methods class will undoubt
edly come to the conclusion that the
students graduating from the O. 8. N,
(J. will understand how to teach the
subject of geography. The use of the
mouldlneboard Is something that
should not be dispensed with In the
study of geography, and the drill the
students are getting along that line is
Always take an Irishman at what he
means and not what ha says. It was
servants tha young eounla wanted.
There are always two aide of a game
to lie played, and It la right for per
to give up wheu they are beaten,
Always on hand a large stock orue.
merits at the UB.N.K They always
,m at par value too. Look out I boys
aud girl, that la a solid company aud
It's not liable to be baukrupt soon.
Boys whenever you make up your
minds that you can't play football, Just
nwlgu and let tha girl take your place,
If somebody will arrange a lookin,-
glaas In a way that a certain couple
may get a glimpse of uiemseive situ
we what a horrid combination they
make, I'll wager my old hat they will
break otK Hanir the mirror up In
room No. T.
If anybody ever aald, "there are no
nice looklug girls attending tha Nor
mal," they made a mistake
There Is no use in everybody know-
In eveivthlmr that la aald around
hero. They wouldn't either If every
body would keep their mouth shut.
Assessment Hull.
The following la a list of the tax pay
er of Monmouth precinct for tha year
ISM, who are assessed for 500 or more :
Adkln,H A 1 4 840
Auther, E
600
SOuo
000
800
Raab, J ,.
Itauulater, Mary.......
liaughman, A J
Itedwell, K
llerry, TJ..
Buuthby.RT
36.16
600
670
lloothby, tt T !W
Itressler, W A
Dmwu, CM
(K4
427
800
8 47S
a a ft
tluiiyard, I) J
Butler, II J
Butler, I F M 10 11
Butler, N I. ?
Campbell, T J.,.
Cattron, E8.,
am
Cattron, EH 67
Church, Bou 1 SM
Clark.lt U5
Cockle, Henry 8 7fil
Cook Portword 1100
Conyera, 11)..
Craven, Jaeper,
500
Craven, Jos....
14 PI 4
2 640
Crowley, J M
Crowley, 8 K 15 775
Davidson, A
600
Davis, J E
Dawson, W J
Dicus, J P...,
8 706
700
600
Dunn, J L . 1675
Edgar Jr., J W 620
Fauble, L C 700
Klsbback, J I 60S
MUmorrls relate 2300
Flynn.JM 1W
Goodrich, T..
1000
Graves, O O...
Grow), Jeme
Ground, L....
Gwlu, J L....
Owln, A P
Gwln.O W...
8000
806
10SO
7 20B
600
700
Hall, Rachel.
1670
Haley, Ma 1 24
Hampton, J II 1621
Harris estate. M J 700
Hart man, J L.... , 1 25"
Hswley, C L 1
Hefrty.TK
Heffly.UO 1120
Holmiek, Uwb 24 (W6
Helmtek.Jas 9 79.1
Hewitt, DM 8 776
Hlatt, Huldah 700
Holmnn, AH 2600
Hoi man estate,!' 4 846
Hosner.E H W0
Howell, M I 000
Howell, 8 A 1 0
Hubbard, John 700
Ireland, T A 8 291
Ireland, W P 8 DIM)
Johnson, Annie WO
Jones, L D 600
Jordan, John 2 000
Kramer, ON 780
Kurre.JJ 148.1
Lemmou, J J........
Lawrence, C --
Lucas Mute, A V
Lucius Fred
Lucas, B L...-
Lucas, Frank .-
Mitstersou, J W
Maxon, Wm ......
McCulluch, N
McEldowuoy, T L
Mcl'herson, H -
Metlor, W V
4 950
4 040
7 242
2880
8 030
8 167
8 268
10
600
8 080
6 600
2 650
Miller, G B 1000
Mix, m;w
Moral), J II .
Moorhead, W A... ......
Mulkey.W J
Mulkey, Hamilton
Mulkey, F Y
Mulkey, J K
Murphy, 1! L - .........
Murphy, J L
Murphy, It J..........
7 625
8 908
8 205
2 900
2 725
4 200
4 003
1 080
758
800
Ncally, 8 8 205
Nichols, M
Ohiim, A ......
Palmer, A II
PurrlHh, W H
Pcrclval, Wm
800
8H8
1 104
1885
4 600
I'ortwood, II 8 1 700
Powell, J M 1 200
Powell, 10 -- 1420
Itlddcll, Wm 5 838
Hlilpiey, A J 600
Smith, Coon rod 2000
Smith, Loretttt 600
Smith, J M - 1 200
Smith, It M 806
Smith & Bon, RM 858
Splllmau, WJ 700
Stump, C 18 476
Tealo, CH 1700
Tedrow, O J 2 710
Tetherow, J P 2 25)
Tetherow, 8 II 4 880
Tetherow, EC OHO
Wnlier. O T 1 150
Wtttcrhouse, W 1650
Whitman estate, 8 8 4508
Wolverton, John 10 225
Wolverton, Mrs J 1 200
Worth, J C 1486
Ztcbcr.C 1 000)
CX JORDAN A CO. 3
GREAT IDSED1 OF MATCH
IO I Muksl Bl, lu nUa
((MMeOiui ru su.) .
0 mm) ban Im oatHullv ya
w wattHS k" M M4 M.4iim
Umnhus sl ai etOwt. Mas.
Sviwala ttftlra-aaata nlldlM
IOSI Blukil llml-mmn vt mo
UhfetM, Im at MMlHiai), SIMM o IS tkl
DR. GUNN'S
utraovau
LIVER
PILLS
OHLYOH
FOR 4 DOSE
IS YOUR STOMACH SOUR,
BMk MhSwI wklM 0o Ol
a Mob nia hi fi,rawMliiltttUKwi.ili4i4
kuim Hi. tmaik. U" tmat prtiNi llll'lnlt.
rorsale byj. H.PUUH.
icoiroRiuD wm tnc im or obeboh
POLK COUNTY BANK.
MONMOUTH
Oe
Vliw.I'm.
I HA mvn
Paid Capital, $30,000.
WRKCTOK8,
I. II. lUwlrr, P.L.,tnll,
I.XI,Mllllli
U. V. Huller. J.
tier, J. II. ninii,
r. m. io
Anwontl tuutkliit a nii-ltaiis butn
uI.Jm.1 elitr or trnit.uf U'twult
a-Kln tnf vouli " burlr pruor Jr,
unit Mount i a. u, w i p. n.
J. M. CROWLEY
Pafsiciaii and Surgeon
Office One door west of Polk t'o. bank
Main streel, Monmouth, Oregon
MOP POLKS.
Purtltsi wUhlug to purvhamt
cedsr
hop poles or fence jhIs can
have the
same delivered shoard t:.e Oregon Pad
Bo cars at llt-rry. Marlon Co., Or., lu
ouantltle and nrlife to sulU For fur
ther partlcuUrs call on or writ to
J. I UF.HUY,
60 Kerry, Oreguii,
Tha I'opoliir Hold
trm 'Hun aad
I rout all Trala
at rarllMdauSlk
Ma. I Csnlralljr
LmiiM,
a art aiaamar
KU HO 112 AN PLAN
H
OLTOI
M. D. HOCUK.Mnr.
CORNER FOURTH MO IIDER IT., PORTUKO,
f J. R. Mi
It. ii. II
IM.I). H
R. MARK LEV,
Proprietors
AYH.
Sperling Brothers
Meat Market
IISAI.SSIM
Choice Meats
Highest market price paid
for fut stock, lieef, mutton, veal,
Kirk, etc All bills must l nettled
monthly.
OPEN SUNDAYS FHOM 8 to 9 a, m
Frco MTsry io aU parts of ths City.
Main street
Independence.
OH. GUNN'S
ONION
SYRUP
l tun wuont.
4k M Ail IIMIIA
COLDS
AND CROUP.
A REMEDY FOR CHILDREN
. tlM f hnms. snAthW BIS
poontV. of onion yrup t nlht. tha n Jf
Tr wiufhWH iom. For Croup it na mum.
S' XtTrtrSfTnllit Vn hln Br. Ouna J OnloB
mJ-T. .... i. .t..Bil. nrfln.r.d. more pn...HI
and wlUiouitMW o, .in orth. onion.. SoM.i wo.
H. PUOH.
RoiIses A Torpid
MALAGA,
MAKES AN
-CSAPPETITE
II -A
u 19
Tl
VSL7
JI
W. E. Poolo,
PHYSICIAN and SURG ON
Offle t Mae t Anstlns'a rural-
tura alar-
MONMOUTH, OR.
F. ANSTINE
Monmouth, Or.
Wall r.iiH-r
KdIIs from 15c, up.
ilcjjant Wall Decorations,
all styles and prices,
'icturc Frame's,
1'urniturc,
Beds and IMdintf,
lialiy Carriages,
Ward robes,
Side boards,
Hoiu'liold treasures.
HiKik cases,
Mirrors,
Secretaries,
Bureau,'
Bedroom sets,
Umbrella Holders,
lHKir Mats,
Kitchen Safes,
Carpets
Rocking Chairs,
Window shades,
Curtain Poles,
Oifice desks;
Cribs, Cradles and High chairs.
Hubbard & Staats,
rHopRiKwiKu or
Gity Truck and Transfer Co
Hauling of nil Kinds Done
ltataouabla J to tea.
t
Agents for the O.P.Boats.
All bills must be settled by tha loth u
each loontu.
Independence, Oregon
FREE MEDICINE!
tiolden 0irtiinltT fur
Snflerlntr llumsiiltj. . .
riipMM t.''i Tktlr K'mtiin to iktPuhUtk
nn vnii mmi xzz:1,
UU IMU VUllklli lniilil. and w
III mnA lta rilKK (If CIIAIIOK a fllll
nmrw f .iim-laH imimril rxmnllra
.ullKd I" Timr max. WK WANT VOVH
HKI'UM M KM UAIIIIK
WE GIN CURE I
rfunuN nf avS t.jh
our iraalmrnia Sr
all dtmiMw and rirmroiltiM an miMt.rn and
mnilfl', "iilril by many jraara' aiwrU
ni, viih'ii nnaiilM u lu uaranta a curt.
Do nut dn(alr.
N, H.-Wahava the only pnnlllva euro ftr
M'H.KI'HY, triWi and ('ATAHKII. Hrftr.
anrM Klvitn. iyrmauentlji luoaiad, (Old aa.
laiiiuiiixi,)
Dr. WILLIAMS
710 Marhat Ht4 Saa franclma, Cal.
THE
IUEST
SIDE
is the
Great Family Newspaper
of
Polk County,
and "only
12.00 per year !
It contains all the
local and general Hews.
BANKS.
THE INDEPENDENCE
National Bank !
Capital Stock, $50,000.00.
ft, HIIWCIIIIKIUI,
Fraaldaat.
Vies rrMldaaL
. Oaiblsr.
iUKAM NKIMIN.
f. WNNAWAY
a aanaral banktHS an4 ssflbanss bu.lna
Limnauladi loans wad, bills dlMxmntad.ixmi-
insmlal ervdlU iraauxti dafoalU iwlvad on
nurrant seetaint subjatt lo ebaok, Interval paid
ua Urns dHMlla, y
DIHWTXHU.
n r Mmllli. A. NalMHI. I. A,
Allan. M. II
W. rtvara,
JataMi, K, J, Uixtdniau, D.
liini'uwni,
Commsnoed Builnwl March 4, 1889
Kalafclkined b Kaltaaat AsUiorlty.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
of itdMnibts,Ora.
Capital Steak
60,000.00
(14,000.00
Surplus,
I, a. tlHll'KR,
U W.
ROIIKHTHOK,
I'raaulaal,
Vie Hraaldsnt.
W. H HAW1.KT, t'saltlar.
DIHKCTOIW,
S.tHwr, U.Robsriaoo.l'ew'sHslaili
ti, W. WU0eaaf.; W. CUln.
. huklaa SuJa tranMWlMl
Hy aud aIU tJi!laia pa all Imiwruwl
"itelwalU nalvd aublaal U ebaik or on e
IIAalauldiuaiu Callaallaoa aiada.
uma tonuw s a. m. w , p. n.
CITY STABLES.
ELT JQHNSOH. Prop.
Horses Fed by the Day,
Week or Month.
Best of Attention Given Stock
Left in Charge,
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
A. I'RKHCOTT.
J. A. VKNKS8.
PRESCOTU VENESS,
I'roprlaUini of
Hi w
1L
Maoulaoturanof sod ovalarsla
FIR and HARDWOOD
AHB .
Rough and Dressed
LUMBER.
J. A. WHEELER, Manager.
GEO. E. BREY,
DKAIjER in
Wi, Sojv II, folates, h
Injepsndsncs,
Oregon. 43
Steamer Altona !
Salem and Independence
To Portland
Leaves Imlopsmleiioe and Bnlom
Monduv, Weduesday and Friday, loav
liiK ludtipendonoe at 6 a m., Hulnin at
7 :.'I0 a. ni., and arriving at Portland at
1 dto p. m.
Leaves Portland Tuesdny, Thursday
and Haturday at 0 a, in.., Hnltmi for
Independenot) at 4 p, in.
Excellent meals served on boat at
2fi eeuts per meal.
PassenKers save time and money by
taking tills line to Portland.
Steamer will carry fast through
freight and offers special rates on large
lots.
Unexoelled pssHengtir aooommodn
tlons. Mituhell, Wright & Co , Gener
al agents, Ilolm&a block, Halum, Or,
HIX'IIKT HtXtlKTim
AO. U. W. lsiErENI.'l'N'.;r
. Lt)tle, No 'W, inw'la ery Mo
inr olulit la I. -M. r. hall. All s-ijo-irn;
mil brolliers srs luviUl t stluiul .
Kennedy, M.w. w.u. wm.s. w-iru.ir.
VALLEY LODQE, NO. 42. 1. U. u.
F.-Mi' In Viiuiluyn s hsllewry
I'burstlsy sfenlug. All OJtl fellows e.ir-
dislly wfiiad to meet wttbus. J. r..
Uuuiiartl, N. U. W. II. l.fveii, bw,
LYON IiOPtlE, NO. IW, A. r. a a.
M.Htstml wiiuiiiiiiiionUiiiis Hntnr
lav YfliuiiB on or Isffors full moon as'li
0)111,11) mul two wts lunrnaiiur. t. rt
' . . ........... . 1 L
Hhmn, W. M. U'U. ik'ii, ny.
H'
OMKR L01X1K. NO. K. of P.
Alaala avarv Wvillli-a'lny "-luli(J.
All knlulili art) ooriilally mvit.l. W. 11.
Mawlsy, 0. 0. M. O. Poller, K, It & H
PHYSICIANS WEXTlSiTltY'
r-vIL L.J.LKM1HUX. KX-AfSim
I J ant llilllau l'lll'lllllIlllllHlHUClll
.rf Nolru Dnttio lioaultnl (.lraiual if
l4'l!iiW'rli I-avai or rauwia. ymv
r..,i 11 linl.l A. liuah Iwlllt bull.llnil
4al..m Or. i" "
i .
r- M. OltAVIX 1). t). H.
C. IihI.iwuiNh. tr. sa-iital Par
lors over luwisfiMli'iw National Han.
Uulvfrslty or Mit'iugan graoimio,
BCTLKIU PHYSICIAN AND
auruwia. Vr, V. o. imnrum
Mwlioal Kmuiuima.
tlonaa blodk.
Ulll in Ujirrs
r- L. ketuium. m. v. orncK
C. suit raiilt-l, wtrufr Itsilroait
tu4 Mumm.ulU sia., li,Ui'a mii iiw,Or.
rMt J. B. JOHNSON, P.ESIPENI
L IViilmt. All rk sisrrBntnl l
iratlis beat of satiafaotiun. luilt K"'
Joaos, Or
DU. A. H. OILLIM.Hl'Kt lALIMI
Kva. I'jir. Nuav. ami lliroal. Of-
iW4 ovsr HuaU's Iwuk, rialfiu, t)r. o-J)
DltS. LEKA HAIllUTr, PlIVKl
clans ami 8tirfcotia. Hiwhil al
irnlliin ii lo tliwuM-a at wiiiii-n. Of
lli ovit Iiiili'iifixiiMHv Niiiluiiul (tank.
I'.J. L. M. I. W. llsMiitt. M. 1
C. M , Fellow Trinity Alwlioal i'ollii.
ATTOKNEYS.
GEO. A. HMITll. ATTOHNM AT
La. Will oraolirv lu all alaUi
snd fetlpral oonrla. Alwlmola of tills
rnrnialistl. Ollloa over Iutlenileos
National Ilssk.
n.ALY. HIBLET
F.AK1N. AT
Wahsrs His on Iy
U tonins st laar.
m af slialract butiks In 1'ois oounty.
ItolisLls sbolraou furiiiilioil. Minify lu
loan; no ooinnlwoou chartfetl on lusns.
011U, loums 2 suit 8 Wllauu's bluuk, L1
las, Oregon.
A
M. HUltLEY, ATrOKNEY AND
. Ouiniaslor sl Lsw. Ollle. nct
to Imltipemltiiioe
psndsnre, Or,
N'stionsl ltuuk, liiJw
BONUAM St HOLM EH. ATTOlt
nt)'s at Law. Oillos in liuali's
uliwk, Uilwcvn .Stale and Court, on Cum-
msratal ttrfel, auleru, Or.
HASH AND DOOU8.
A It ITOHELL A POHANNON, MAN
1Y1 ntuolurars of sli and diHira
Alau, soroll sawing,
pendouco, Or.
Msio strsol, Imlw
VETtiltlNAllY BUUOEON.
Dlt. E. J. YOUNG, lata of Ne vber,
Vetsrinnry buritenn and DantUI
, bns moved to Indcpotulsnos, snd oponeil
sn oflloa over the Iudipsudenc Nution
al bsuk.
TAILORS.
T O. BIIARMAN, MEUCHANT
V V . Tailor, O street, near Dostnflloe
Suits in any style mads to order at res
soiinble rates.
HOME BUILDERS
Will aonsnlt their best in
terests by pnrohnsing tliulr
SASH AND DOORS
of the reliable ninnnfiiolnror,
M.T.CROW,
Indopendenoe, Or., suhphs
sor to Ferguson Avail Meer,
8uiir pine and oedttr doors,
all sizes, ou lmiij.
SCREEN DOORS.
BRICK YARD
J. R. COOPER
Of Indiipondonco, having a Btoam
ongino, a brick maoliine and several
acres of finest clay, is now prepared
to keep on hand a fine quality of
uricK, which will be sola at reasou
able prices,
KAILllOAPS.
9iir TKROUGH
TO
SUTUIE,
DEHVER.
omm, um cm.
ST. LOUIS
EASTERN c'lTJFS.
3
1 DAYS TO
2 CHICAGO.
Hours
The Quickest to Chicago
and the East
Quicker to Omaha and
rs
Kansas City.
PULLMAN and TOURIST SLCCP
ERS, FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS, DINING CARS.
a. II it cl Alt ic
HI .IVf.lt w. miSk.
t.tl.KUV ANUKIWOK,
Uw I, f
Kr rauai and gonvral Usriiiaouii,rsall oa
Or Bll '!
W. II. IU'KI.IH7ltr, A-.l.(l.n. I'aw. Al.
J.H a.liliium timnt, iiir. I liird,
I nllVI.AM). ll
East and South
via
Tho SHASTA Route
of till
Southern Pacific Co.
CalUiirnla .n irahit run daily.aiiitfpluf
SI all niiiiki Iwtwwn I'urllniid auU Aluaujr.
'Uilt Kunb
.. ' J "riinuu "' "a'. 1t a. ii.
Iii-.iil-. M. I.,, Allmny A. 4 :Ji . a.
lulls, a. Ar. Kn h.imii Iir. a.
R ?s tturj M ail ll'aiiy
IHirilantl .... k.tl A.M. I !til.ui .. 4fn r. M.
n..i.uia.... J.i.a, I IwiiauJ ... 4-aua. a.
PULLMAN HL'FFKTT HLEEPE118
and
rVKsuid-tlawt WivWnir Cars attaclied
to all through trains.
West Side Division.
Setwsan Portland ana Corrallla.
Mall Iruln dally pi Kmida.)
7iWa m
11:1 a in
in
1 v rorilaud Ar
A r 1 ii di in.li uco.. A r
Ar tairvallla .... l.
& .16 p tn
luV4 p to
l V pro
Al AMiany and iXirvalllK, mnnart wlih tralna
urr,.i l'w'in rallinai).
Kxpnia train aall (fin-it HunrtHy)
fTp71.,-..riWiiMnd' ..A7r'siiriSi
': PilL! f wamii villa I.rllaip m
Orsgonlan Railway Olvislan
Portland and Yamhill Ry.
Airlle mall Trl-wwkly.
and
:i a m
,VJU ui
Oi p III
l.v... Portland . ..Ar suft pm
l.v llniiuiK.i.Trl a m
A r... Atrlta Lt 7m) a m
TliMuuh tlrkrta to all pnlnto In tha Kaalera
Hlala. t'linailn. mid Kumi. (.an ba cdilalned
fixiiu T. W.hl lVhll, A(viit, ludepcDdnooe.
R. KOKIII I'lt. K. K ROtlKKH,
MainiKor. Awl. 0. K. a I'm. Ait.
ltil.l l.AXl), OHKOON.
Fnim
TEHMI.NAL or INTERIOH '
POINTS the
RJ.
I U line to Inke
TO ilLL POSTS EAST and SOUTH
It Is tha DINING-CAR ROUTL U
runs Through Vestibuled Trains
Every Day in the Year to
ST. PAUL
-and;'
CHICAGO
(No oliang ol cam)
Composed of DINING CARS nn
Hurpiusawl, rullnmu Drawing
lioom Sl'ieix oi latest
equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
Dent that can. Iks coiintruoted, aud
iu which accommodations are
both free ami furuished for
holders of flint or sec
ond class tickets,
and
ELEGANT 01! COACHES.
1 Continuous Line, Connecting
with all Lines
AftimlliiK rilrwt unit unmlfrriiplod nervtw.
I'ulliiinn lioior iwMrvHtlmia ran lieawnired
In dvnnm tlunimli any kkmh oI tlio road.
TICKETS
to and (rum all
IMilnta In Aniorl-
.... V....I...H mt.A
Kiimiio, oil be purrhmirrt nt any t kat nfflcs
or IIiIh cumpiiny, Full Inliirnmllnn rtaarit.
iib ntl.ua, ton,, of lnU, milk, mul other de
UiiliiJuriilRlicdonapiillvntlou lo any agunt,or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Aavlntnnl Goncml rmwuncoi' Airrnt,
IHI Cln.laU'w)t,oiir Waahluirton,
' PORTLAND, OR.
Tl.lli TABLE.
iiiliipniulniKie aud Monmouth Motur l.lu
lavri
Inditpemlenoo.
Mouiiiouih.
7:00
S:lll
:.'M
ll:H
1:M
8:45
7:S0
ln:ii
li::4l
2:16
4:ii5
something they will be thankful for.