7 "
U r .7
hlm - U * ‘
PPl” ‘ U
C h r la t iS a
k* ” rB *
. J h ,t ■*«•»» .*• Uy awake natiT he was
wen'»“, hl'
mornl’,6 •» 6 tt • » «ad
went to his business mechanically.
The first ray of comfort came with his
Mrs, Bucher—the same whom
..JLhad •» " **■ of as a -fru m p .”
^Yhy. Randolph,” said lir a . Bucher,
Ceevli
ma r mane,
— Aed ehe-OeoMered your-eaeka w ith
won.
drone dare;
l e t shewoodered eometlmea. I ’m euro, i f It
(WoeSd h iv e le ft had she dared to r a prom­
enade
V
Aod enjoyed to have spaa a little street
yam ).
á
rim eí"** “* W lrt,d * *
"« **
When bonnets were cheaper aed ' ---------
took lesa
While hl« great-gvaadpa, I'v e beard It m id .
Wouldn't npare tbn wool fc . Med«ugbtar
to w w iit;
But «Ifhed fo r tbn fnsbtonn o f Paradise
And longed to r th e 6g leavi. ef u ith a r
IT *
to en^form ttee IS pals, when pleasures are
’’Dlri7 h T * * * • • • * •
ua”
th e
poet
waa
Who wanders his m emory baek to dealers
h*»h "
I*»»« «G
The mnldeo who Ungers o'er past hoots of
Forgets is she day-dreams e f keroos and
ringa,
woukta'’ « ? ld“ ’t " ‘“ P “ « k » gloves
d* ’ ™ T ,d
M*
toaalm ate
There are Uvee es b e e s tirn U p e ro e n d tru e .
« * 5 , í.wh* moved to the sim pler ways;
Asd It m«y be a trtae better; too:—
Inee God w ith Infinite, lo vteg destro.
Is raising tbe nation« nearer ts H im ;
as aba vntered the office, -w h a t ia the
matter with you» H a ro you been ill»”
•'«he saw urn,” was ah Randolph could
*y .
“Yes. I camo to apeak to you again
about IL I forgot— ”
“Oh. It’s do use bow . Cousin M attle.
She will not ‘receive ma or my fetters’—
never.”
“ Pooh! Did she tell yon so?”
“She w«»te to me—I mustn’t go there ~
“ Lmok here, Randolph." said the com­
mon sense matron, “ thia Is all nonsense.
I f Lll!a Sprague won’t receive me, ahe
m u st he « n ln n v ___ "
wattto «• I W i . T hat waa the 4ay he
« ■ op agaloat LUU. when he had the
whole package ia his hssd. and was
• U . M she would
him. . . 4 « . t "
THE FISH INDUSTRY.
j
TRADE
Q U IE T IN G
DOW N.
O o d la to r b e d , S e v e r e r , b y a a V ofbeee»
• M e M e o e y M t o o t te a .
“ M ay, just aa ha was takiag Die to hold
a coosaltatioa on that wonderful brace-
**** * * ** w Lilia coming along. I said
to hlna: Randolph. If she meets ns she'll
waat to walk along with ns, and ib e j,
Ike whole plot la rained. Let's tarn down
here before she sees as.* But it seems
•he saw ns after aU."
On Christmas morning, la spite of
»a n y earnest aaanraacea f e e * her moth-
* r U>,‘ ,‘ h *‘ morning woqld bring a cle.tr-
tng-np I f hl] her trouble, L ilia was as ter­
ribly cross and oat o f tone with the
chimes as she had been for four days
past. Moreover, she awoke with a head­
ache.
She fonnd a stocking tied to the head
®f
had. aa aho had expected, and
took the stocking down and opened it
mechanically. Then she found the brace­
let with a scrap of paper la which, la her
mother’s writing, were the words, “Press
the spring and look Inside, behind the
watch.” And when she looked a Io rely,
Urtng face looked back at h e r -a face
that was very like Randolph W atts’ own.
And at the bottom of the stocking-
sway a t the very toe—was another pa­
per which said. "The bracelet ought to
7®» * h y I nra away. R. W ."
Then the laid her head and bracelet
on her pillow, and wet both bracelet and
pillow with tears until her headache was
I
Bradstreet’a nays: General trade in
wholesale and manufacturing lines is
quieting down, t u t i t U worth noting.
Fish Commissioner F . G . Reed, of | I t is undisturbed by the money aitua-
Oregon, has filed his annual report In I tion. the influence of w hich has been
the offloe of the governor. The report confined to speculative circles. H o li-
coven the year ending Ootober 81, day trade, on the other hand haa been
1899. i f i f a voluminous document given a decided impetus, and compari­
sons w ith the same period of preceding
and ooven the year’s work la d etail.
I Cha the subject of hatcheries the re­ y e a n a n u nifo rm ly favorable, U ttie
port reviews the program In locating doubt rem aining th at although re ta il
and oonatruoting the buildings and the trade in seasonable lines has been a f­
w ork accomplished in the state during fected in some localities by unfavor­
able w eather, holiday specialties hare
the past year.
The num ber of Chinook salmon egga enjoyed exceptional ac tiv ity. As re­
taken from the different hatcheries in gards prices, i t is a notable fact th at
Oregon trib u ta ry to the Colum bia river aa many staples have advanced this
week aa there have declined, w h ile by
for the year 1899, ia aa fellows:
V P P e r C la c k a m a s h a tc h e ry .............. t.xn.000 I fay the larger num ber of quotations
Salm on r iv e r h a tc h e ry ......................
eoo.nno have remained steady or Arm . The
C la c k a m a s hatchery ....................... 1.000.000
strength of textiles ia s till a moat nota­
Total for Oregon.........................Tiwfttui) ble feature of the general situation.
Chinook salmon egga taken on the
Cotton goods a n heavily sold ahead
Washington side of the Columbia:
by agents, and a very large spring buel-
C h in o o k h a tc h e ry ...........“ . . . . ........LMS.6M
neaa haa already been booked. Raw
5 # 1'¥ “ 5 h a tc h e r»
.......................... Fannem
W nd r iv e r h a tc h e r y ........... : ........... 9.MO.OOO cotton ia firm and unchanged on the
L it t le W h ite B atm en h a tc h e r y ....10,oou.uc week, p a rtly owing to the lig h t re-
C h e w au k u m h a to h e ry ............... . . . . l.ooo.ooo 1
oelpts and to reaffirm ation of a short
T o ta l fo r W a s h in g to n ................. .U.mo.ÒM crop estim ated by the departm ent of
Total for Columbia river..............23,100,000 agriculture.
M anufactured
goods,
From the salmon that w ere marked w h e n not advanced, a n firm ly held.
W heat, including flour, shipments
A H a p p y N e w T e a r.
for the w eek aggregate 8,260,649 bush­
Delight and pathos aro Inextricably
els, against 6,188.831 buahela laat
mingled with the thought of N ew Tear’s
week, fi, 248,669 bushels in the corre­
day, says the Roetou Watchman. I t Is
sponding week last year, 4,464,899
only a conventional point of time: any
buabela In 1897, 8,624,826 bushels in
other would do as welL Every day closes
1896 and 2,066,048 buahela in 1896.
an old year and begins a new one. but for
all that we cannot help feeling that thia
Slnoe Ju ly 1 thia season, the exports of
day. which is-agreed upon throughout
wheat aggregate 97,669,986 bushels
C h ris te n d o m for the beginning of a new
against 109,720,868 buahela last year
yea£ Is somewhat unique.
The pathos
and 118,809,197 bushels In 1898-99.
cornea from the review of the past, and
Buslneaa failures in the U n ited States
from the eenae that another notch has
for
th e week were only 210 as com­
been cut for nt on the stick of time. The i
p a n d w ith 220 last week, 284 In this
week a year ago, 388 In 1897, and 869
In 1896.
,
H O M E FOR T H E HOLIDAYS.
«1,
Spring pack, W ashington sldi
T o ta l ..........................,233.218
V a r ie ty .
-
C ssw .
.
Tyao w ritar l e v .a t ! I a.
A s ta tlu ilc ia n has proven th a t th e In v e n -
tn>u u f the ty p e w r ite r has viv sn e m p io v -
n ie n t to 600,m ij people, b u t he fa ils to slate
b o w m a n y c u e s o f weak stom achs I t has
Induced. A l l people o f seden tary occu­
p a tio n need H o s te tte r ’s S to m ac h B itte rs
I t helps n a tu re to beer th e s tra in w h ic h
ensue* tr o w co u d u eu ieu t.
Foolish men make feaste and wise
W asr A T a tu x,
Wholesale D ru scM s, Tu telo, 9 .
..........
* ^t**»o. K ui W aii A MÌnvìS,
_ ... _
W notassi« Drug -lata. Toledo u
on‘? irhhVu ri to t.k s a w u rn a H y , osila«
S2recl^ on the blood end m . coni iu rta l w »
SYRUP OF FIGS
... K A W W A C T V U D
M exico sold the U n ited States 12.-
000,000 w orth of hides laat year.
T ° C O « « A COLD IK O K I DA T
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
A ll druggists refund the money if it
laile to euro. E . W . Grove’ s signature
la on each box. 26c.
-
••
I n A ustrian hotels i t la s till custom­
ary to charge e x tra for candlae. * '
PO R T LA N D DIRECTORY,
_______ F e u e e e m i W ir e W e rk m
P O irn .A N D W iR X a
JO
N P
O O
O L
L K
K , .
- P ortland
- »
^ F I H
IN
rpgow
«1»
ive
yo P u O tb
s best
b i ^ M „ ’, ’ | n O <e”
r5
Biaohlnery, engines, boilers, ta n k s , pu m p s,
P*»we,
i„ il a th* T’ .TULflnd M ™- Winslow’s Sooth-
f"f,^ 7 ru p the beet remedy to use for thriv
BhllJreu during the teething period.
( 10
cotton need oonts
P
: s s a r K S M a ’ssains
i.4 OHppc, Cl.rr»,
«
FaH pack, Washington nlda—
T o ta l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,860
6
SSS&:............
-
eaeoeeeooooo 7’22
WOW
Rheumatism.
t!r
S.,,d M |* ,B la n te rn Bargain List
b r ib e im puri ties In Ibe blood. You
Lh# p* lB fiB,#k ly .7 o u r blood
S
Moore’s Revealed Remedy.
T o ta l .................... . . .
T o ta l on C o lu m b ia ...
T o ta l on coast rivers
Ä
Ä
t l i a
^
, ° d
" Ä
“ '-
,
T o ta l ............
t8.dn.M7 60
Am ount asd value of each species of
Ash consumed locally and shipped East
for the year 1899:
And tbe steedy eweep o f tbe centuries, "
Ever cheats a progressive, happier hym n.
" ’, ' o r -
Horrid Rheamatie Pains
I
T b a O. ft. ffi N . and Oregon 8bo»t
Lino have added a buffet, smoking and
lib ra ry ear to tlie tr Portland-Cbioago
through train , and a dining car aervioe Ä
j has bean inanguarated. T im troin i .
F a ll pack, both «id ei—
C atfish ..
T o m cod
H a lib u t .
Cod . . . . .
H e r rin g
Floundera
P erch . . .
O ysters .
of
P R X V K N T IN E , the greatest antlseptle and
wrwlclde known. W ill cure a ll female tro iu
>les. Positively sale and certain. No woman
» le w ith o u t It. M ail orders promptly filled.
money made.
RKMAUD DRLQ CO., A M l L a Ralle street.
Chicago, I1L
• « « « « • « u rn « re e l.
Im y r o v o d T r a in B galynsonS.
g
wwwwdaawtaMta
_
Pounds.
F re s h salm o n ............... ..8.110.23»
new
Plante
tpaeity
TA
f
fi
Tbs
h im , 1. un*
lim n
Wl11 ei,r® * " 7 *®he or pain known
I n ‘ he h’1“ “
Send for tris lb o ttls , 2ftc
This offer leate 10 day« only. L atr ® hottie iUO
doses of 8 DROPS each) I I , * or S
»2»
1
C asea
J,«60
w in d m ills .
artersink
I W A N I O N R H C lif t A T IC C O f f i« OO
V a r ie ty .
C h in o o k
belts a n d
ilt'uiu^ L windml11’ •*>«
H e w h o i« n o t tru e to hlm aelf ia a
tra ito r to Heaven.
* 88M ^ i ? ^ r_er u pÄ
C ase*
34.567
WORKS; W IR I
«to. *14 Alder.
CAWHTON A CO.: KÑUIKKS. BOI LXItS, MA<
ebinery^suppllw. <Mu First Bu. 1 'ortlsud. Or.
W yo m ing ’s coal mines are prodnoin»
99 AAA toxw.
to__
r
F a ll pack, Oregon side
keaeeefvwwwwwenee
IK U X
f t i i u i r o n f e n c i n g ; o f f l e « n ú I lug,
W at T h e m L i k e C a a d y .
D ainty, fragrant tablets of confection—Cas-
iiii U «
C ath artic, tbs medicine of today,
rfsts,
x S U» i “ * ° “ ‘ ° l <UU' AU d r“* '
M ichigan, O hio and In d ian a
makaro a n form ing a trust.
» T ...
CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO.
»WMwra TMB n a s s b ,
V
Onions, new, 1 1 .0 0 « 1.96 per saok.
Potatoes, new, <16(330.
Beeta, per sack, 7 6 ® 86c.
Turnips, per Back, 60c.
Carrots, per sack, 60c.
Parsnips, per sack,.7 6 ® 86c.
Cauliflow er, 7 6 o ® |l per dozen.
Cabbage, native and CaUfcftnia, 76
Peaches, 6 6 ® 80c.
Apples, |1 .8 5 ® 1 .6 0 per box.
Pears, |1 .0 0 ® 1 .2 6 per box.
T o tA l
W M n R R , lö
F
, F . I . C n X N X Y A CO., Props., Toledo, O.
, w,e. tb ® undsrslrnsd. ba rs known 2 . LC bsuoy
“ iVT™'. * “ d k *“ *»« i»lm perlectJy
koo oraste In a ll bu aln .M trsuascUoua and fin-
«* earry o at any obligations mate
® 9 0 c p e r 100 p o u n d s.
V a r ie ty .
BESTFORTHE
BOWELS
J00 H a n y o f our pub­
lished testimonials are proven to be not
genuine. T ub P iso C o * Warren, Pa.
S ro tU s M a r k e ta .
Variety.
A spinster w h e Is e till liv in g In hope
■■7» ***• m arriageable age Is anywhere
between the sem inary and the ceme­
tery.— Chicago D a ily News.
V a lu e .
« 7 5 .» »
“ Don't say that!”
delight arises from tbe anticipation of
“ I w ill say that. B at anyhow, her tbe new and better experiences of tbe
Tbes s glad N ew Tsar, this fcy earnest mother w ill see b m . I am going now to
year to come. W hat interest any rational
wish«
call on Mrs. Sprague. And now. look' person could have in having bin fortune
I send la hopeful. Jubilant tons*
here, about thia bracelet.”
told la a mystery. The te s t and charm of
tn « .M
“ 8hall we go on with th a t** said life consist largely in the fact that each , T o t a l............................. t . « « 7
W atts, with a faint smile.
North w e e t N o tee.
day ts like a new page ia the story. I f
“O f coarse we shall, stupid. Higgins yon wish to enjoy your book you do not,
Repnbllo ia soon to vote on the ques­
says be has tried to set the watch with whna It is h alf read, tarn to the dosing tion of incorporation.
the face la, as yoo wanted It, and be chapter to discover how it tarns o a t Yon
can't make any better job of It then do not thank anyone for telling yon the r _ A Portland m an haa bought 26,000
Moore coaid. Now I think I ’d better go plot. I t la ao with life. There is In­ pounds of wool a t Ashland a t 16 to 18
and taka It back to Moore’s and tell them finite satisfaction In each day’s contribu­ cents.
Lilia’s Xmas Presents.
to set It with the face out. don’t yon?”
Washington haa a stringent law for
tion to the record. You do not w aat to
“ Very well,” said W atts, w ith almost
anticipate IL I t would be a corse I f any­ the protection of hotelmen from board-
childish resignation.
one could tell you just what the year i b ill jumpers.
“And then tbe miniature can go laaido
would bring. I t is jast as reasonable to
7» 1LLA « P R A G U E seemed to blow with the original crystal over It, eh?”
The Fairhaven coal mines, a t Coke­
suppose that tbe year w ill be happy as
l[ a I d at the door with a gust of wind
“ Very welL”
dale, have been sold to the G reet
sad.
W
ho
con
tell»
Who
can
control
and a d rift of aaow. Then, having
“And then I ’m going straight to Mrs. that? A re we not la the haade of God? Northern railroad.
kicked a pair of aaow encrusted ever- Sprague’s.”
- ■
T hat fe the reason for a happy New
Demand haa outstripped the supply
ehoc« Into a corner of the hall, Mlae
“ Are yoaF’
Year’s day.
Bills rsn upstairs la a hurry.
of lockboxee at the Spokane postaofflee,
F irst to Higgins* Mrs. «acker went,
“See here, mother,” eald LUla, “It’s aU where she took possession of a remark­
where 762 are now in use.
ever bow .”
ably pretty and uncommon gold bracelet,
“ Whst, dear»’ Mrs. Spragne asked, a tiny old-fashioned watch and t h r min­
nine miles, ia under couaidaratfoif of
looking up abeently from a letter ahe was iature, Then to Moore's, where she left
I
lik e an yth lag
Baker O lty ’s common oounoll.
w riting.
the bracelet, the watch and the minia­
’7 ? ” *
¿ 2 * “* • « » • * ■ ’. a a ’ what
be s goln te bring:
Then to Mrs. Sprague’s.
i
“I t ’» all over—I say, It’s all over be­ ture.
Baker C ity ia ta lk in g of a “ modern
s m other never scolds ’em or tells 'em
Aa Mrs. Sacber entered Mrs. Spragne’s A a ’ tb •bout
tween Randolph—oh, what a foo— too—
pavem ent” far its leading buslneaa
th e noise;
fool I ’ve been.**' And ahe flnng herself,
private and Individual sitting room aha T h e y ’re Just th e sweetest Uttte g lrle -th e street, to relieve the present “ disgrace­
bgst e f little boysl
eobbiag, on a big horsehair sofa.
leard a whisk and rustle of aklrta and a
ful unpaved condition.“
“ But why, L lU a r
door dosed behind a rapidly retreatlfig
A pproxim ately a n u n of 4800,000 In
“ Don’t ask me like that, aiother. Don’tl figure.
delinquent
taxes was paid into the
I've told yea before. And thle—this fe
“ L ilia not well?” said Mrs. Sacber,
- ‘<b u ’*
the eee eec second time. OhJ” More w ith aa lacrednloaa labgh. ”T0o bad. A a’ them th a t mlods th e ir mothers, they comity treasury th ia year on Whatcom
gets tb e ssost o f toys—
7 c ity property.
aoha.
......
O f th ia snm, Ikbout
T h a w Christmas preparations are unde-
T h e y ’re Just tbe sweetest little g lr ls -tb e | $60,000 was the interest penalty o f 6
“ I don't oaderatand yon, daughter,”
best o f llttls boysl
eald her mother, leaving her batch of
per cent. Treasurer Roeder haa placed
Christmas correspondence and going to
T l o y ’r o Jest been w r itta ' tatters to Bssty th ia to the credit of the county, and
Class each day
carry comfort to the tragic figure on the
A a ’ te llla* king J u t w h at th ey w a a t aa' the city of W hatcom haa entered a de­
horsehair eofa.
sbowln him the way
mand for it . The m atter w ill be taken
“He’s ran away agalal” L ilia roared.
T o whAre the booee Is. so he’ll know Just
in to the courts.
where
ts leave th e toys,
’
“Done what, dear?”
F a r Just th e sweetest U t t b g irls —th e best
“T h e same aa he did before."
A rth u r H uey, who w ent - from hia
o f lit tle boysl
“ W h a t did he do before?”
The7.r:
" T ,h- H
home, near W a lla W a lla , to w ork la
“Mother, I toHJ you, day before yee-
U m a tilla oounty harvest fields, early
Nrdsy—raa away from om . H e thought
In the fa ll, and w fR rtn ra e a g h t by hia
M - X iT r o r ’"
1 didn't eee him."
■he sever has to scold ’em o r ton ’em ’bool I parents for weeks a fte r i t bad come tim e
“ Mr. W atte raa a < a y from y u u F
tbs noise,
for h im to return home, has turned np
“Yes, mother, and I'll never apeak to
'Cause th e y 're fa s t the sweetest fittle glrte
alive and w e ll. H e w ent to Redland,
- t h e best o f llttls boya
klm again. Day before yesterday he at
—A tla n ta Constitution.
G al., and a newspaper paragraph to ll­
hist had the pollteaese to bow. Thle
ing of hia parents* searoh induced h im
time he Just turned and went down a
to w rite home, aad soon follow hia
Best o f A ll G ifts .
•ide street. H e wae with that frump of
• eousia. I just hate her, and him, and
The beet of all gifts at the present time
the whole lo t"
to yourself. M ake yourself la some way
An eleotrio lig h t plant and w ater
“Don’t be fooltah, child. M r. W atts
more pleasant and helpful to others. You
W ool— Spring— Nevada, 1 2 ® 16a pee
»III be here to explain it a lt Ton’ll seo.”
may hero been neglectful of them; be works system are tw o improvements pound; Eastern Oregon, I t ® 16c; V a l-
1» answ er to this LUla only rose from
mindful henceforth. You may be quick th a t aro almost a nacoaaiiy in Burna,
Ay, 20® 99o ; Northern, 10®16o^
Jhe sofa, grimly took off her wraps and
la temper aad have spoken hastily; put and the New» thinks steps w ill be
Hops— 1899
crop,
ll® 1 2 o
par
on restraint and speak kindly now. Re­ taken early in tba spring to inaugurate
■«L muttering: “Yea, I ’ll eee,” and dia-
pound.
strain aU evil habits aad make yourself
•ppeirrd through a door that fed to her
O nloar— Y ello w , 76® 86o per sack.
•wn room.
a joy and a help to others. They will
atobly fatlg uiag
I hava spent three
A G illia m oounty man recently sold
B u tter— Fancy creamery 8 4 ® 96c;
• M o i. Sprague did not follow her daugh­
bless yoa.
week», my dear Mrs. Sprague, running
69 head of beef cattle to the Union do seconds, 92® 24o; fancy d airy , ' l l
ter with any further attempts a t conso-
about
town
ia
»earch
of
the
right
preoeat
M eat Oompany, of Portland. The price ® 29o; do seconds, 19 ® 2 0o par pound.
fetlon. neither did she guess what' Lilia
for the right people.”
wae 48.60 per 100 for eteera and 4 8 .L0
*» • going to do, and that was to w rite a
Egga— Store, 26® 27o; (ancy ranoh,
“
You
must
have
laid
yourself
out
to
•ate;
for fat oowa. Tw elve hand of the cat­
bo generous,” eald Mrs. Spragne.
Heir air— la ease you may wish ts make aay
tle a veraged 1,800 pounds, aad com
MUfetuffa — M iddlings, >17.00 ®
“ I am generous. I give my time aad
- * 0 ' « t i « i i o s of yosr very strange eoeduct an
steer brought >46.87. -■
80.00; bran, > 1 4 ® 16.00.
«•«-or,.,.Ion s ib is week. I wish you would labor to help other people giro presents.
t l L l r ?'!n* ,f the trouble o f doing s a y sucb T hat brings m elo th r object o f this vlaiL
Through the failare o f soma of the
H a y — W heat > 7 .0 0 ® 10; w h r a ia a d
t»*rBonally or la w riting? T e a r
shingle m ill» of W hatcom oounty to oat 4 7 .6 0 0 9 .0 0 ; b rrt barley > 6 .0 0 0
Can you k'-eirw aaeratT”
“ Yea,” said Mrs. Sprague, "and I am
eloee, under the agreement recenty 7.60; a lfa lfa , > 6 .9 0 « 7 .6 0 peg torn
burning with cariosity, «a make baste
reached to lim it produottoa In the In ­ straw , 6 6 ® 4 6 e per bate.
terest o f bettor prices, a braak-ap was
Potatoes E a rly Rose. >1-00; O re­
im m in en t ia the W hatcom eoaaty aaeo- gon Burbanks, 60 o ® 1 .1 0 ; aiver B o r-
eiaUon. B a t a meeting wae held end banka, 46® 76o ; Salinas Burbanks,
the recalcitrant oonceraa psomised to > 1 .0 0 ® 1.96 pmr sack.
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equipped w ith the latest chair « S i,
. day coaches and luxurioua flrat-class
; and ordinary sleepers. Diraot connec-
, tion made at Granger w ith U nion Pa-
,. clflo, and a t Ogden w ith R io Grande
t lias, from a ll points in Oregon, Wash­
ington and Idaho to a il Eaatein cities.
5 F o r inforaaatlon, rates, eta., oall on
anv Q . R . ffi N . Agent, or address W.
; I H . B u rlb u rt, General Paaeenger Agent,
. P o r t la n d . _________________
A m T s e O s ls g MustT
l f so, yon ahonld aro that
your tieket reads via the
G reat Rook Island route,
and you w ill get tbe beat.
’ I Pu llm an palaoe sleeping, cars, elegant
reclining ohaircare “ fre e ,” and library
’ I buffet cars on a ll through trains. Best
I d in in g car servioe in the world. Popu
I lar personally conducted exouraions
once a Week to a ll points East. For
fu ll particulars call on or address any
ticket agent, or A . E. C O O PER ,
G . A . P. D „ O. R. 1.
P. R y „ 846
Washington street, Portland, Or.
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th s l o n ly cost h a lf as m ueh.
Tested, tru e to nam e, fTesb and
relta b ta A lw a y s U taksss. Asia
i tor Ferry'« — take no others. ,
Write tor Iwo Seed AaeoaL A
M. F E R B T A OO.,
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C lle s a ts ,
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B s ss sry s a d MeSavs’ a
t a r iu m .
S a n i­
Scenery, altitud e, sunshine and air,
constitute the factors whioh are rapid -
I ly m aking Colorado the health and
pleasure grounds of the world.
H ere the sun ahinee 867 days o f the
average year, and i t blends w ith the
crisp, electric m ountain a ir to produce
a clim ate matchless in the known
I world.
No pen can portray, no brush
I can picture the m ajestic grandeur of
the scenery along the line o f the Denver
A R io Grande Railroad la Colorado.
Parties going East should travel via
thia lin e w hioh is know s a ll over the
world as the Soenio L in e of the world.
For any Inform ation regarding rates,
tim e tables, etc., c a ll on or address R.
C. NIohol, general agent, 961 W ash­
ington street, Portland, O r., or any
agent of the O. R . A N . Co., or Booth-
ern Paolflo Company.
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M ilto n , the poet, wee b lin d. Do you ’
th in k you can remember ft»
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Bobby Sm art— Yea. m a ’am.
“ Now , w h a t was M ilto n ’s great -
misfortune?”
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State Journal.
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