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OKKOON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1900. 7 Lolgn. a O V. W. tiwl vry Hatnrday ,MnU A.U. U. W. 'no. IC.Culnr. (MHirnUr?. UlHtili WllUmotlt I'lilmkali Inttr K 2 IIIW'U isseoiiil end fourth I flday ol 3, (,,...t. lit 1. (.(). F. Tempi. -,Miu Ucnllry, x-eretary. (Niiitt Itobln ll'xol N'. 0, Flimsier of ,1m, iituMa lift ami third Friday Id J," ,,i..nlli In IUmIM-ii'. ll.ll.-W. II. Hlf"i'l secretary I F. T. Jtnr, clilnl rainier. (Mark"'" Wispier S. 2, H. A. M., IkU n tl tlil"! Monday ii( rai-b Ullliiili In Monli Hall. M, Hollaik, fmiiwr Chspinr No. 2. (). K. H. meet i),e ind and loiirth Tuesday a In eai'ti ) i il 1 1 ) at Maaimlo Hall. Mlee Jennie (oae".'r,lry. Vrrt O Llge .. U, . (, K.. tlirnla ' 0Tf MiUra-Uy In ().. Fnlluwa' llall. T. f, Jlyan, aturclary . .ix iiiiiii)iI N.. 4. I. O O.K. u,wU (lrt mul third Tuesday In each n,.,nih. J. A. Hluarl, retary. nilrr tif Pen-In weta vry Monday I, !(-M al llediutrs hall. Ile4 Coiifili.f, h. f !'fl'tilf; Mrs, Nay lajlnf M(.(rjf, ir.linin Wai Imtiu Tt I No. 1.1, Imp, () li, ,M , nn't "'in-lay evening 7 .3", at l(r, Mni'a Hall. N. M. Moody, C. if It. j Cla. VY. Kolljr. Sachem. Mulihoiiialt ImIuo No I, A.F. A.M., Iiirrla Ural and third Saturdaye III earh mondial Maaoiilu Hall. T. K. Kyo, etwrwlary, Ma-I lUllrf Cottm No 1. meeti at Wlllaiwltw Hall Ilia ft rati Monday In eveiy month at 2 u'rl'n a p. in. ami the thirl Monday In every iinmili at 7.R) oVtiki. in. Tli Auslllary ihmi at !) Armory building the M and Srd Saturday In rarli tuoiilti al 3 tiYlurk . in. Mia. Itualua Foul, president Mfi, Mary I.. Pradiry, secretary. I'iiIiimI Artl4na meet rery Thurwlay evening ol -e h month at the Willamette) Hall. The lal meeting ol tide order la atmiinl Tluiraray o( eax-h month. F.. II. Cooper, ar irtary, M. Ilollack M. A. WllatneU 'alla ('amp No Ml, V. O W. n lit imI 3rd Friday In !) WUlaiitfliU I laa.lt. C C, Hoi. H. Walkor 0. f loik (i. OI.U. Ixino I'ina !xlttt, No. f3, A. F. A A. M., Iwan, Or., mtvt on Ida amnittl hatnntay In ru It iimiidi from Ilia Ut vt May lo at of Novrtnl! al 1 . ni. ihI ffoin lal ol Normlr to Ut ni May al 10 . in. iH. (J. ArniaironK, Hc. t'alUllc K ni jl.K ol A mnrlra ht. Julm'l Hiiiirh No. tv7 onwU urry Tulay ol th month. TuaUiln T-nt. K. O. T. M., rnarttl Itl Mr-n'a Hall, on a-on. and limrtb WK.lnra.laya li. II. Hyait, rtn"jil kafll. (Jrrtfnn ( Hy ("ainp. No. tU Mixlrrn WiMjilmrnol Ann-rn a inrrlaavpry axuii'l anl lonrth Tuiwtay In lha monili, al Wtllaiiioli Hall i. lifowiiUhfr, elcik. Mia4i r t No. 2. (I. A. It., miu f1(.l Moti lay ttnliii In rai h inonlh at WtlaniPlla lUH.-J. It Willlami. I'om. Ijiaion t'iiiinail No. 1, ol tftn l'..l.,n V'al.r.ii I'nu.n iiirrl' mh'uii.I ral In Itivltnan'a hall atl'l f..uriti Saiur Jay al 7 p. m. In T. V, Co. lug a ollir. Sundny Services. i i,iv i viM.ri icii. i l'Tl! UAN IMMANl'Al. I III III ll-(ori,al Kmiilli an.l J. g. AUina airi; kt l ...... I v Mrk i.inr. Hiiintar arlino al l'i A. il., aly f ir ai'ijr TlumUy al I . M. Iiolll'ail wikmh rrT riui, IfUIII 9 IO li Mff)IKMy IIIVHMI. I..IIWH rni nr it r iTliol.10 -Hit. A Hil l matxii. rar. tin uo.U, Bial J H Kiel, "iii. aul Imiilh aunl i.otmn M-fmon alwr iha a o rUx-a mM . . i i ,,tftiBb aofttiuiift. auti'iar n hm.l it l M r Valf. HiliioUraJ ublwn aiil lldieitlrlluti II I Wf. MITIIOlMHT rnwroPAl. fllfHCII.-it it .... . ti..ri.iii fttfrvlra at lu 4a H.ui.Ur Hrh.M.I al liiuu '! an-itt afl i... u..ir. ni.HK nrrtlra al I JO trfti.gort 0il4UllT lUVlteJ. ... ...u.aLl.u rilfUlMI It V A f aa - !..... H.aif- til 11 A H . IDQ 1 M r m. H.l.b.lh H. ho.,1 al I a. Taunt l,r...io n.iciity ut ( kruilaa aii.a''r .rr HuihUi arBnln, al 90 1h.ia.U aulii .iayr naallui al ? . K.V ANtiKI.ICAI. Cllfltril-tWv' Kinliili a-il M M' atraci, lt. M. i't U ..... .1 I. ! 1 I Mi III .iiif. nrvlr' rrry ai d T.t.1 .. ni. Honda hclnml l . m I tavrr in-rlli. k P m. All ra aliH.ma !'T Urv. l..l-1'Ll L-IUI'fll' 4 I. I'lllTHCII i- i l!..fi..r rir in li.T. fV , I1IIII1 .,. ." - ...... u,.,..i.. i ii a. in. and 7 :!W P. "i f 'luJay i Imm.I al wo flora, wnu. i-.r tnlayvvaiiltiK 7::1. Uliii-r 'f' i' T la animiliirrd. Ail i"" ert rnlaly Invllril. HnSTI'iiNdltKOMIOSALCIintrn, fni'rnf Main and KlrvriiHi airraia-iirr. K. s MoliliiKtr, pa.l.ir. Mornlna aervlia 10 5n; Sunday H.-hool 12! J""lor K""1''""' t: Y. I'. H l!. K. uravar HifrllnH 0:.K), vfiilni: Mirvlrc 7;IMi. I'lliST UAI'TIHT CllfRni.-It.y. J. H. Ili-avati, pannr. 1'rrnrliiti M-rvln-i u-ry Hon-lay al 10 Wan-I 7:;Wp. in. Hun. lav m hoi.l at 12 noon to I p. ni. Jnnlora im-ri In the afmrnonn ami ihrHi-mnr mniR IVoiila'a aoolmy ail'l Hlhla mndy ela-. al l.l'i p. in. lliiir-daY rvrnlmt. rrnnlar pmyrr nrrylcn al7.:m p.m. WHnrlay i-n-nluK, Hilda "tndy rliil l . M. i . A roimia lud hv tlm ptor. WwliHim aUtioniTV. trm latoat atyli-i anil nmiHt Hortinont evnr lironuht to OroironCUy at the Ehtkhi-wmii Tho Knlerprlm) ml Ori'Kni' lr f2.C( a your. CASTOR I A For Infanti and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tha Blgu&turo of CIIAUTAU(JUA. rronim of Hovonth Animal Assembly Atdliidslono Park, July 11 to 21. A fy9 ' .a -li V 77" 'a--VH OI'KXINU DAY, JI'I.Y II, linn). JO.'IO Orclu-iitra. Invix'utin AMnfH of Wilroini- l'rM. W. C. lliiwli-y. cchiiik' prof. J. II. Jlorii r. OrKiiiiiza (ion .f ClfiHM-n Ami Ahnouiiu-iiM'titii lv Inhtructorx. 1:I!0 Orrlitr. ISi-mling ly I'r.f, ('. K kniip. I'iano Hulo Minn I'riirl Hmitli. Jiu-t 1'rof. lioyi-r nl Minn May J)i-rliriii!. Id ailinc 1'iof. C. K. Kuinji. Duel Mif !i'rlortio nii'l Mr. Jiimlion. ?(0I!a-o : U 11 IIoiiih Talln Mm. U'm. (ialloway in charge. 7 : 5 Orchcatral Cum rrt. 8 ik Onuon Cily Ladion' Clinm. Irlurf, "An Ojjtirnint Mennaur" Omgrfmnoii C. U. I.inlin. HKCON!) DAV. TMHSpAY, JULY 12. 1100 8 to U I'hyairal Culture Hi ry. A. M. OrilW. Munic 1'rof. W. II. Iloyer. Klncution-Prof. C. E. Kfrnp. Art Minn H. J. Ktratiu. Amrrican Hintory Vrm. W. C. Haw Iry. Englinh I.anjuaK? 1'rof. I. M. Ulcn. llotany I'rof. Alfrrl Hwfrtai-r. I.itrattre Prof. J. H. Honifr. Eurorit Hintory Pri. W. II. Educational Tojilc" Prri. Frank Strorijf. Humlay Schmd Method. Fupt. W. U. Wii.aiii. W. C. T. V. Iimtitutc-Mm. Helen Harford. Iiildo Ftmly. Junior UiWe Htudy Mina Kranef" Cornrliili. 11:00 Htato A(rioultural Coll-fo Morning. lecture, "Greater Uk1 ff Oregon Literature" Pmf. J. It. Horner. 1:30 Ortln-Htra. Violin Solo Minn Lucile Colli ttc Soprano Solo M leu Ji an Mill. r. Ucture, "(Jrant" Hon. C. B. Landi. 3;3o P.aae Hall. f, (K) program Arrtngrd y Ministerial Atnociation. 7;3,:()rclii-atral Conrert. H:o Soprano Solo Mm. AlWrt Sheldun. lecture, "The Miaaioii of Mirth,"lr.Tlio. MrCIary. TIIIHI) DAY, FJtlDAY, Jl'LY 13. H to 11 Si liiMila and ('lnHnf. 11:ih Alliany CoINko MorniiiR. Lwturc, Treii. W. II. Ut. liJto Orclx-ntra. Solo Mia C. Uarker. Solo Mim Hmon Holliim. Uoturr, "In land" Dr. Thou. McClary. 3.3o IUnfl Hall. .Voo Hound Tal'l Mr. Win. (ialloway. 7:3o Orrhotral I'onoi-rt. c oo Snprano Solo MiM Jennie Snvdir. Contralto Solo Mitm Hurlry. Chalk Talk, "Hi Art With Hotnly Hinta" Alton Packard. FOl'KTH DAY, SATliHDAY, JULY 14, lOoo. ft to 11 School and ClaKhen. U:in Pacific L'nivernity MorniiiR. I'rt . Tho. McClellan. l-3( Orchrttra. Chautanijtja Clioru. Heading Mini Lulu Mae Hud.h'iii. r. Chalk Talk, 'Tyn h" Alton Packard. 3.3o Field Dav, loo yard dai-h. Hunning high jump. Pole vault. Wo" yard hurdle race. -Mo yard run. One mile run. Hroadiump. Shot put. Hammer throw. 5:oo lecture, "0. L. S. C. Work" Sc'y. J. K. Greenfiild. 7;3o Orcluitral Concert. 8 oo Evening with Metrolitftn Juhilec Singrrn. FIFTH DAY, SUNDAY, Jl'LY IS, 10oo. 11:(M Sunday School, Fupt. W. It. Winann 2:oo Heading of Scripturei Prof. C. E.Kemp. Sermon Dr. Thou. McClary. SIXTH DAY, MONDAY, JULY 1C. 19oo. 8 to 11 rVhiiolsan Claci. U:oo Humane Society Morning. lecture, "II umnno N ork Hon. D. P. Thompson. I- 3o Woman'a Dav Program. AddrcdH, "A New factor in Civiliiation" Mini M. I-cna Morrow. Addrc. "Tho Stato'iiNeed of a Free Library System" Mr. Sarah A. Evani. AddresH, "The Hisen Phu nix" Mri. Abigil Scolt Duniway. Address Dr. Annico Jefl'reyi. Solo Hcrr Schott. 3:3 Haso Hall. 5-oo Program arranged hy Ancient Order of the hed tross. Mnsio Chemawa, Hand. Introduction. Solo, Selected Mr J. H. Strickler. Red Cros Male (Quartet. Oration Judge C.orden K. Hayes. Solo Mrs. J. II. Strickler. 7;.1o Orchestral Concert. . 8-00 Evening with tho Metroplitnn Jubileo Singers. SEVENTH DAY, TUESDAY, JULY 17, l(.oo. 8 to 11 Schools and Classes. II- wr-Stato University Morning. Lecture, "Tho P.oawoulf and Its Story," Prof. Irving M. Wen. 1:30 Jubilee Singers. 3-3o Huso Hull. . ,, iVoo-Prognui,, "C. L. S. C. Work"-Mrs. ni. Galloway. 7 :3u Orchestral Concert. S oo-Uumlimr-Prof. C K. Komp. Lecture, "Cuban Cam puign" Gen. Wm. Shafter. If ho is not transporting troops at that time. PATRIOTIC DAY EIGHTH DAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13. 8 to 11 Schools and Classes. 11-ooWilUi.iette University Morning. Lecture, "Ihe Nicarau ' qua Canal and Our National Duvelopmont i Pres. W 1-3o Clinnilw Indian Hand. National Hymns Chautauqua ' Chorus Shoit Addresses by Congressman Tongue.Mrs. A. S. Duniway, Dr. Hlackburn, Gen. O. Summers, Gen. Chan. F. Heeho n'nd (ien. Wm. Shafter. 3-3,) Haso Hull. . r,:oo 0. A. R. and Spanish War eterans' Trogam. 7- 3,, Orchestral Concert. 8- oo-G ind Concert, Prof: W. H. Hoycr, Director. Chorus, 8"r0m) wlectcd, Taylor St. M. E. Choir "Ah For so' ' SH.i" (Travicte) Verdi-Miss May Dearborno. Violin Blo Mi- P- Barker. "Waves of tho Danube" Ivanovice, Ladies' Chorus. Piano Solo-Miss Pearl Smith (a. "When tho Heart is Young" Huck. (b. "All for ou. V. Hardolot Miss May Dearborno. Sextette and Chorus, (Luoia) Donizotti. Miss Doarborne, Mrs. Bushong, Messn. Peirer, Gilliland, Packard and HaIril. (a "Iar Little Iiaro Toen." (k "You and I" Liza Lehman, Miss Dearborno. "The Uirdi that Hang in May," Htrelki, Mis Pearborne and Mr, l5uhong. "Gool Night Heloved," Pinmitl, Choir, Prof. W. II. Koyrr, director, Mini Pearl Hinilh, accompanist. IIEC0N1TI0N DAY-NINTH DAY, THURSDAY, JULY 19. 8 to II School and ClaMes. 1 1 :oo McMinnville College Morning. l:3o 4TJrrid March "Through Golden Gate." Orchestra, Chautauqua Cboru. Lecture, "Higher Education" Prti. Frank Strong. Presentation of Diploma. 3:3o Haso Hall. Jj:oo 0. L. H. C. Alumni, Mri. C. H. Dye, Prti. 7:3o Orchestral Concert. 8:oo Reading Prof. C. E. Kemp, Solo Miss Ella Hoberg. Y. M. O. A. Evening. Tnpple bar work. Tumbling. Juggling. . TENTH IMY, FRIDAY, JULY 2o, lfloo. 8 to 11 School and Classes. ll:oo State Sunday School Morning. l:3o irchentra. Has Solo Mr. L. H. Hadril. Reading Mis Mabt-1 Vandc-rsol. Lecture Rev. H. W. Kellogg. 3:8 l!of Hall. o:oo-4J. L. H. C. Work, Hec'y. J. R. Greenfield. 7;3(, Orceestral Concert. 8;oo (J rand Concert Combined Choru from Portland, Ore gon City and Chautauqua. Soloists, Mr. Rose Hlock Hauer, Mis May Dearborn and Mr. Irving M. Glen and Spitzner. Conrad String Quartet. Mr. Spitzner, ht Violin, Mr. P.oira, 'l Violin, Mr. Theilhorn, Viola, Mr. Conrad, Cello. Hanctu. (St. Cecelia Mam) Gounod, Miss Dear borne and Choru. Spitzner Conrad String QuarW. Reading Mr. C. E. Kemp, Cello Solo Mr. Conrad. String Quartet. Cantata, "Fair Ellen," Max Rrueh. Mrs. Rose Wock'Rauer, Soprano. Mr. Irving M.Gbn, Raritone. (Jrand Chorus, String Quartet, Piano and Organ. W. II. Royer, director, Miss Pearl Smith, piano; Mr. Thomas, organ. CLOSING DAY-ELEVENTH DAY, SATURDAY, JULY, 21. 8 to 11 Closing of School and Classe. U:oo Chemawa Indian School Morning. l:3Orcbestra. Reading Misa Mabel Carter. Solo Mis Rurbank. Lecture, "Snakes in paradise" Dr. Roland D. (!rant. 8:3o Hicycle Day. One-half mile Novice. One-half mile ojn. One wile open. Three mile open. 4:oo Annual Rusines Meeting. 7:3o Orchestral Concert. 8:oo Chautauqua Choruj. Solo Mis Imogene Harding. Evening with Jame Whitcomb Riley Mr. C. E. Kemp, j-'ol..eo. Snyder. Duet Prof. Boyer and Miss Dear borne. Chautauqua Chorus. Fireworks. SCHEDULES OF TIME SOl'THEK.I PACIHC RAILWAY south noe.io. TrlnNo.lt koktii sot an. Train No. Ifl " " 14 " " 12 9:22 a. nr. I r, ) p. m. U;ll. id. 7 a. nu 9:22 a. m. 6:40 p. n POSTAL BCIIEDUI.E. t aoi'Tinaa raciric a4ii.nu, Mall cloaMg'ilriK N'orlh ft:Vi p ru.and 7: 45a n Mail cloari golnit HiiuthS :t2 a m and 1:72 p in ir (nay lift hM'tric Lia. Mall clotf for Portland and diitrlhutlnif KiifitK. ii nt. ...... . ... ..t.f .... 0i E Mall CIOM lor miwanaia ami ovnwuuu 9 in. MatlamyofroM rortlaml l:.yip m. ID aviCTM. OrMon City to Ely, Carua, Mollno. I.IUral and Mollala Icavr al 12 n, and arriMal l:V am rtally. Orriron City lo larr tral, nr nuai. Clark, Meadow I! rook, Lnlon Mill and ColUin layral Sam TuM-lay, TlmfKlar ami Ha'iiflny. and rftnrna on followinii daya at 4 -V, p m. Or(.'on (,'ny lo lola. lOffan anl K.1.an(l la Orriton City Monday, Wili,rdy and i-'rl-lay al 1 p m, lavin Viola aaiua dart at 7 a m. Ora-Bori City to W Illarrt'O-, HUTonl, tVilaoiiTille and Cirni arrivra at I0:.10 a in am imi at H : a m nany. Ofnaral dnllvr-rT window nin n-: "'in- day froni 10 to 11 a m. All ll'-ra dr-i.il llnUi il.a box al I lie ilor ia romp!i ant I ort Hniidny ai on other day. Reimlator PORTLAND TO THE DALLES By the fast and commodious steamer Regulator ALL AltO IT CALHO KM A. A llaadtaroe S-rtet of w and I'aetal 1'abllratlon. Leaves Portland daily except Sunday at 7 a. m. This is the Great Scenic Route. All tourist admit that the Bcenerr . on the Middle Columbia is not ex " iv-lled for beautr and erandeur in Tlie Farmer and Mrchanl. t etore of r 1 c.... inforaii- Orrtcon City invitet your Inspection u tion addressing or calling on their new line ol dry good. clothing, etc , California 1 the natural paradise ol the , holiday maker. It reaonrr are Inn-haui-tlble, Ita Invita'ion univriral, and iU rorta and attractiont among the moat doImI lu the world. The Southern raciflc Comrany poh- ininnnniuin I Ikav Wn nalnc CA C B ETS for inunnn wiih which 1 tare brn afiilctrd lor oter tweoiy yeara. and I rin ay lbl t'macareu II. I... .arrli.iia literature conlaininif ' oT 1Tro m nn r,",f tbanaoyotber rema. IIMira Otriptiye nu raiure cou.aiiiiiii t tjff ( ihu retotn- valuable information about all ol them, mrai ihem to ny f nenda aa bin a 1 rprcaBtd." jZX CANDY II Cr CATHARTIC yt PlMn. Paliab!. rat. TU Ood. no Cuud. trr Siriin. ni.M Oni. he. zx. kn. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. . Hi Iw4 rmm nmn. a..ii..i. iw y. 114 Mfi TO DIP Sold r4 gnonntrt by allitrnf nwi w wnw gt.u io t, i at a. ruoacco uaoii. It (a lor frre dntritution and uiay be ob lainisJ Irom any Southern Pacific agent, T. II. Goodman, (ienerml raaiM-ntrwr Agi-nt at halt Francisco, C. II. Markham (iuneral Iaa'nger Agent at Portland, Ore. If you apply by mail inclose a tamp fur each publication. Kesort and Attraction Along the Coaiit Line" i a handsomely illustrated foldi-r, giving a uVacriptlon ol the health and pleaauie reaoitaon ihe coast between San Franciaro and Ix Angeles. "Shaata Iteitorta," embellished with beautiful half-tone engraving, uWribea the acrnic and outing attractions of the vat and wonderful Shasta region, the grandest ol pleasure gioundi. "California South ol Tehachapi" UU all about the charm ol that remarkably favored aemic-tropic garden spot. South ern California. A handsome map of California, com plete in detail, reliable, skillfully in- deieJ, and lull ol information about the date's resources. Il i the only publica tion ol its kind conveniently folded for IHx ket use. "Summer Outings" is a 32-page folder devoted to the camping retreats in the Shasta Heg'on snd Santa Crua Moun tain. It i tvU more directly to that large and growipg cla of recreation aeeker who prefer this popular form of outing. "Pacific drove" is the Chautauqua ol the West, and this folder not only do scribes ihe pretty place itself, but gives a program of the religious and educa tional meetings, conventions, schools, etc. to be held there this summer. Other publication are ''Lake Tahoe," "Ueyaereand Lake County," "Yosem Ite," "Hoiel del Monte," "Castle CWs." each brimful of information - r w . . . ..Bnaw-n about the pluees named, and printed in' SQUTHERX PAUHl LUMrAM. 1 1,.. I. !..!,. .at uivlo ni tlirt art. I I m i " . r I . m rA. 1,.1...H an.l l rains irave vrrKi-ii v ii j '. way nations at 8:24 A. M. anao:oj r. M. J. S. BOOTH, Agent, Tel. 914. Portland, Or, Office and wharf, foot of Oak St FOR CLATSKAN1E Steamer G.W. Shaver, LEAVES Portland foot of Washington street Mon dav and Thursdays at,8 a. m. Return ing leave Clat-dtanie on Tuesday and Friday at 4 o'clock a. in. Thia ia the nearest and most dired route to the great Nehalem valley. Shaver Transportation Co EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- PirT TIIIB SCHF-IJOLK Awaira Chieago- Salt Ule. Ienrer. Ft Pi-rtland vYorth.Oiualia.Kan- P- Sieiial .u i ,tv. Si. U-ui. 9:15 a. m ctiii-aco and Eai-i. o w. . Sail Uke. Denvrr. Kl Stmiane worth.Omaha.Kan 7 a.m. ui Cny. St. Uiuii 0 Cldcago and Kal. Atlanlic Walla Wa la. Un F.i-rr ton, Sokaiie. Mm-L.. 9 p. u. t.eah. Paul, 8 W m' Duluth, Milwaukee, L'lucago and t'.nal. I Oreaa Steamthlpi j Ip-m- All Sailing datea sub- 4 p.m. jrcl lo change. Far an Francico Sail every Jilajt Dhiiv Ex " SiinUar. Colnnbla BiTer 4 p. ni. 8 p n, Steamer Ex. Sun Saturday To Aaioria d Way- day. 10 p.m. Updta" Wlllametta River 6 a.m. Ex. Oregon City, hewberg. p. m. Sunday Salem, Indcpeii ts- &un deuce and Way- dsT Landings. ' 1a.m. WlllametteandVamhlil! s:np. m. Toaa, Thar Utver M-n, Wed. aodtai. Oreaon citr. Partoo, and Fri. ami Way-Lanou g. 6am. Willamette River :Wp. m. Tuw.lh r rort.anJ to Curviillli Ti.ea.lhoN aolta:. aoJ Wy-Landiaa aud 8au lave 8nake Kirer I pave Kiparia Riparia to Lewiaton Lewintun 5:.V) a. ni Daily llaily. 8:3ua. ni. THE SHASTA ROUTE Of ihJ W.II. 1IUKLBUKT, Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Or. Iluta trimmed great reduction. and untrimined at a Mies Goldsmith. Played Out. Dull Headache, Pains in various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, feverishness, pimples or sores are all positive eviden ces of impure blood. No matter how it became so it must be purified In order to obtain good health. Acker's Blood Eloxir lma never failed to cure Scrofulous Syphilitic poisons or any other blood dis eases. It is certainlv a wonderful rem edy and we sell evory bottle on a posi tive guarantee. Goo. A. Harding Agt. I.T Portland Lv Oreson Cily Ar AsMand " Sacramento " San Kraneisco :30 A M (i;f.'ili 12:IU A M ,S:(XI P M 7:45 P M 7:00 pm 7:.V2 p M ! 11:30 AM 4 -M A M 8:15 A M ' Ogilen IVnver " Kansas Cily " Chicago 5:45 a M 1I:C0 A M T:iUm 7:45 a m 11:45 A M !I:IM A M ":-'" A M 0:Mk M PATENTS DESIGNS TRADE-MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS OBlAINtU ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY Notiiw in - Inventive Aire " Uk "How tuolilaiu PnuinU" Otargei moderate. No fee till patent Is secured E. 6. SlliUERS. Patent Lawyer, Washington, D.O Ubiaincu FREE " Angeles " Kl Pa.in " Fort Worth " City of Mexico ' Houston " New Orleans " Washington " New YorK 1 -:M p m fi:oO p M (!:."0 a M 0:K A M 4:Hl A M 0:25 P M fi:4.' PM 12:43 P M " :0i) A M fi:iK P M fl::i0 A M 9:.5 A M 4 :00 A H 6:25 PM (1:42 A M 12:43 P M rnllman and Tourist cars on both trains. PhillP PHP Ro,Tmoiito to Ogilen and Kl Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, SU Louis, New Orleans and Washington. Connection at San Francisco with several steamship lines lor Honolulu. J apan, uiina, Philippines. Central and South America. Ofegonj&OrtLiner. The Direct Route to Montana. Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choice of two favori'e routn?, via the UNION PACIFIC Fst Mail Line, or the KIO GRANDE Scenic Lints. No Change of Cars. on the Portland-Chicago Special, "tha best iu the West." Equipped with Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary (Tourist; Slnepers Superb Library-Buffet Car Splendid Diners (meals a la carte) Free Reclining Chair Car. Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completely Vestibule! See Mr. E. K. Hoopengarner agent at Oregon City slation or address K KOElIIEIi. G.H.MARKHAM. Manager, G. F. A P. Agent. Portland, Oregon. For further information, appl? to R. NAGAIt W. E. COMAN. Trav. Tass. Agt Gen'l Agent- 14 j Third St, Portland. Or.
