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TOPICS OF )
THE TIMES.
- Truth never dotlKes up an alley, no
natter whom It ineetH.
Few otllcelioliltTH ever resign and few
politicians ever reform.
Kvery time n lnr.y man looks at tint
clock the day becomes longer. '
Men who pievatlcato are Just as llttlo
appreciated as the ordinary Ham.
It Is almost Impossible for a man to
go ahead after he Is sure he's right.
A wise man looks Into things for the
purpose of enabling him to size up the
outlook.
What a brilliant lot we should bo If
every man was half as smurt ua he
thinks lie Is!
It Is nlwoys cowardly to speak HI of
a man behind his hack, and It Is often
dangerous to say It to his fuce.
Many a rapid youth finds It easier to
contest his father's will after the old
mail Is dead than while ho Is ou earth.
A Kansas spiritualist claims to bo
ablo to materialize the Angel Gabriel.
Ilut who cares as long ns the horn Is
emitted?
There arc several kinds of talking
machines on the market, but none of
them can hold a candle to those In evi
dence at an old-fiisliloned sewing circle.
Txml Wolseley says ho thinks Ameri
can soldiers are the best In the world.
Ilia predecessors of some one hundred
and twenty years ago wero persuaded
Into a llko opinion.
A German military balloon was
at ruck by lightning and Its navigator
precipitated to the earth. If this sort
of thing keeps up aerial navigation will
goon become u dangerous as automobll
lug In for the pedestrlau.
Tlio tolling newspaper paragrapher
juaiillcs his delight over peacu In South
ATricu by the mournful thought that
tan good old Missouri mule Joke will
henceforth be u mighty hard one to
fc-ork off ou the reading public.
XiOntlnn brokers are wearing n badge
bearing tho words: "l'ermlt bearer to
walk nbout the earth. lMerpont." They
tiiluk It's a Joke, but are likely to wako
up some morning and llud that It Is
l Mly another truth lu tho form of a Jest
Sotno societies are better than others.
Ono of the good ones was organized lu
IStiw York about two years ago to In
atruct tho children lu tho tenement dis
trict! lu the euro of domestic auuials.
Alreudy It has twenty-llvo chapters lu
the city, the members of which 'attend
(jiectugs where they talk about ani
mal h, and tell how they have helped
those lu distress. If there were more
audi societies, the work of tho organ
Isntlous of adults for tho prevention
of crucify would bo considerably de
creased. It Is good for the animals to
lie cared for, but It Is better for the
children to learn consideration for all
living things.
"How much Is It worth V" Is a chnr
acterlstlu Yankee question. Light hits
leou thrown ou tho value of a new
commodity by tho recent settlement by
certain railroad of a claim for dam
age. The claim wuh that of a charm
lujr young woman, ami was brought
for the destruction or serious dlsllgure
meut of her nose. There seems to
liavo been u wide difference of opinion
an to the value of beauty as represent
h1 lu a nose. Tho railroad originally
thought that f-MXK) was about tho right
figure. The attorney for tho heroine
(she was a heroine lu allowing her nose
to net us witness lu Its battered con
dition) thought that (711,000 was not
too high a price. Tho compromise ar
rived at was ?1H,(HH). and all the ex
peiistes of "nurses, doctors and special
tstii." Now ono wishes to know wheth
er a nose ranks higher lu tho beauty
market than any other feature. Would
a chin be worth (10,000 or $1,000?
An cyo has value as an ornament and
also ns nit Instrument. What about
ttio price to be bet on a smooth and
rounded cheek? And would It bo pro
fane to speculate ou tho market quo
tation of a dimple?
t-
Tho report that certain great rail
roads Intend to reduce the running
time of their fast trains between Chi
cago uud New York to twenty hours
unturnlly revives speculation concern
ing tho possibilities of transcontinental
travel. Tho move. It Is wild, "Is an
other step In the direction of bringing
the two coast at least a day nearer
together," nn'd tho Inference that such
K-ln u time will bo made ultimately
la by no means unreasonable. Itoughly
apmtklug, twenty hours from New
York to Chicago would mean an aver
age, speed of forty-live miles an hour,
It might probably be Increased to llfty
utile an hour, and the total tluio might
! thus reduced to eighteen hours, but
tho greatest saving would have to be
made In tho connections lu Chicago
nud In tho rate of speed westward.
Tbo Hues from Chicago to tho I'aclllo
coast full considerably below forty
miles nti hour with their fastest trains,
ami though they have an admirable
service now there can bo no question
-about their ability to lucrcaso their
peed to an uverugo that would accom
plish the desired result lu gptto of tho
fact Unit they buvo a grout deal of
hard mountain climbing to do. For
they operato long stretches of track
which admit of nsj;great a.-spced as
can be nttalnc'd anywhere In the world
If the trnfllo promises to bb profitable
enough the trains will be put on as, a
matter of course, nnd the necessary
connections will be mudo with the
East
Connecticut farmers discovered some'
time ugo that birds were their friends,
and secured the passage of laws to
prevent their wijnton destruction. Fur
thermore, they saw that tho'laws were
enforced. Somo of tho fnrmera even
set out cherry and mulberry trees, ex
pecting that tho fruit would attract to
their Holds birds which would eat the
bugs and worms that Injured their
crops. This spring tho result of tho
past few ycurs' care wero apparent,
and Hocks of n hundred robins were
not uncommon. As tho season ad
vanced other birds appeared In largo
numbers and were welcomed. It Is
an old error to suppose that birds aro
tho farmers' enemies. No doubt some
times they Injure the crops; but usual
ly they attack the Insect pests. Thirty
robins will keep flvo acres of potatoes
free from bugs. Tho meadow lark, In
stead of hurting a clover Held, eats
grosshoppers In clover time. Tho blue
bird, phoebe, brown thrusher, king
bird, houHc-wreu nnd catbird aro Insect-eaters,
and by theJr services In
the held more than pay for the small
amount of fruit they tako to vary their
diet. Tho Connecticut experience has
been duplicated lu other Stutes. Tho
birds wero first foolishly driven uwayj
then tho crops suffered, and laws hud
to be passed forbidding the killing of
birds. The Audubon societies have
done much to enlarge iwpular knowl
edge, .and now It Is not uncommon to
see peoplo feeding birds In order to
Invito them. A few crumbs thrown
out of tho house every day will soon
attract them, and no town resident
with a small garden would find any
other hospitality so profitable as that
which he might bestow on a family
of robins or bluebirds.
Tho evolution of the ubundoned farm
Into something better and more profit
able than they ever were before has be
come a noticeable feature In tho rural
sections of Now Hnglaud. Tho Iioston
Transcript calls attention to the change
In llerkshlre County, Mussachuttcttts,
where abandoned farms a few years
ago weio so numerous that It was fear
ed tho western part of tho Statu lu
somo sections would soon bo depopu
lated. In place or that "there hits been
u record-breaking period of construc
tion of street railways. Tho erection of
big and modem hotels has been note
worthy. A large number of uew Indus
tries of u minor Importance have been
Inaugurated. In muuy cases the former
abandoned farms have become summer
residences for those who have plenty of
money to spend and who aro anxious to
spend It. Tho advent or the summer
boarder has caused the desert of tho
last decade to bloom as u rose garden.
The abandoned farmhouse has now be
come u summer cottage, whose plctur
esiueness delights the t ruined eye of
an artist." All this Is but tho natural
outcome of the movements of social
summer life. Originally the season last
ed only from June until September uud
the seashore was the favorite resort.
Gradually tho rush for Imestmcnts be
ciimo so great that nearly all available
sites ou the New England shore from
Stouiugtou to Kastpott have been taken
up, as well as the Islands near shore.
Those that are left are held at such
high figures that only millionaires can
purchase and Improve them, I.lttlo by
little tho summer cottages have been
pushed farther Inland, and as the sea
son has now been extended from Sep
tember, when the seaside resorts close,
to Thanksgiving time, and tho social
locality changed fiom tho shore to the
hills, there has been a bteadlly Increas
ing demand for these "abandoned
farms" as autumn residences and sum
mer residences alike. Not a few of
thorn AImo have been bought for golf
links and tho old farmhouses turned
Into clubhouses. Thus what was at one
time a serious problem has been most
happily solved, and those who have
been lucky enough, after moving away
to tho cities or elsewhere, to hold ou to
their land will make haudsofue protlts.
Tho woruout old farm has more than
once proved to be a buuuuzu,
lt tyr n Tor nutlonn.
Diamonds and other Jewels have been
lost lu all sorts of queer ways, but lu
none more unusual than tho accident
mentioned In the Huston Transcript, by
which u diamond brooch was snatched
from tho owner's dress and left some
where on the great plains.
A young woman wus traveling by mil
through Kansas. At Kinsley, where
the train made n considerable stop, a
fair was In progress. Hero the young
woman bought of a peddler n toy bal
loon for a little girl who had wou her
fancy.
The child was delighted with the
plaything, and as they rode along she
ciuitteu witu ner uew menu and pulled
tho balloon up uud down. At length
she playfully fastened tho string to tho
lady's diamond brooch.
Tho train was rounding a curve at
the moment, and a strong gust of air
came through the car. Tho balloon was
curbed out through the open window.
The sudden Jrk on the string loosened
the broach, nnd away It sailed.
Tho Jewel was o valuable that tho
young woman offered a reward of five!
hundred dollars for Its recovery. Spur
red by this Incentive, cowboys scgurtsl
tliq plains for days lu all directions,
but without success.
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Wo have noticed Unit no one Is so
oloqent over the attention wo owe tho
graves of tho dead iu the man who has
n monument or flowers to selL
LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF
EASTERN OREGON.
THE MINT, SALOON
V
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O. L, MCtLLQUIST, Prep.
BEST P-RANDS OF WINCES
AND LIQUORS
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IMPORTED AND
POM KS 1 10
CIGARS
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Cornet Perot Street and
Jefferson Avenue, LA CRANDC, OR,
The Leading
FURNITURE DEALER
AND
I
OP EASTERN OREdON IS
..M. A. RADER..
Funeral Director and Embalmcr
Lady Assistant.
fbnuLeton - OnEOON
K. Y. Judd, P'eit. V K. Jnnn, Bec'y and Treas.
TiunoH E. Ftll, Manager
Incorporated, IBM Capital Block. 1 10,000
PENDLETON
Woolen Mills
Manufacturer ol
FleeceWool Blankets .Indian Robes
Cassimeres, Flannels
Pmntllmton, Orm,
01 II
mUB CKLEURATED COLUMMA llRKWKRY
AUGUST DUCIILER, Prop.
Thla well-known brewery Is now turning nut
the beit Deer nnd Porter east of tho C'asciidei,
Ihelatut appliances for the manufacture of
good health fill lleerliavo beon Introdiued, nnd
only the llrat-elRia article wlll.be placed on till
market.
Eaat Second Street
" THE DALLE", OP.
Dalles Laundry Co.
FIRSTiOLASS WORK
at Short Notice
Gentlemen's Work (..Specialty
Local l'hone 34 1 L'nng Distance 90S
THE DALLES, OREQON
Z. F. MOODY
THE DALIES. OR.
, General Forwarding
AND
Commission Merchant
Ofllce a and Warehouses at
RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS
Wool handling our specialty,
drain bought and aold.
Columbia
Brewery
Thm
Omlmbrmtmd
AUUU5T UUCHLUK, i'ropr.
Of the produot of thla well-known brawerr,
the United States Health Reports lor June .
1900, says: "A more superior brew never entered
the labratoryof the Unltrtl stales Health Ke
porta. It la absolutely devoid o( the slightest
tracoof adulteration, out on tho other hand la
compoaed of the beat of malt and ch6lrett ot
hop. Ita tonlnijualltlfa aro ot thehlghtat,and
It can ba Died with the itreateat benefit and
eatielaction uv.old and Touni;. Ila uae can cou
acleiitlouiljr ba prvtorlued by the phyalclaua,
with the certainty that a better, purer or more
wholesome beverage could not poaalbljr ba
lound."
Cmmt MMf St., THE DALLE, 0lt.
Bar Fixtures and
..Billiard Tables..
BRUNIMKE-WHCO.
Have Re-tafallihed their busi
ness to
PORTLAND,
at 49 Third Street.
A full stock ol Bar Fixtures, Bil
liard and Pool Tables. Bowling
Alleys and Supplies always on
band. .
EASY PAYMENTS.
J. Q. REDDICK, Manager.
LIPPINCOTT'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
A Family Library
TlM list 111 CatTMt LitHltWI
12 Complete Novel Yearly
MANY SHORT STORIES AND
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
S2.60 FEitYEAa; 2S era. a copy
NO CONTINUED STORIES
EVERY NUMBER COMPLETE IN ITaELf
cXu, at
THE COULTER GROCERY STORE
FOB TUlST CLASS GOODS
Carry Full Uno of Stnplo anil Fancy
' Groceries. Telephone 'Whitq 007.
EAST SIDE. '
mHE H. T.-HUDbON AIIMS CO.
Wholenle and Itetnll Denlpra Irt Guna, Flih
IrlR Tackle, Daacuall, ThentrlrHl and bj-mnav
liiinUooda. A. O. Spalding's Athletic Oooila.
Ilcndqunrtcra for flnlf Good. Hand Loaded
Sheila to order pf cyetr description, ,FJnu Oun
repairing hipccliilty: ,!,,',, .
-. ' 110 Third bt.f 1'OUtLANI), OllEGON
"QUELLE"
S. E. Comer
, , , SlxtludStar.Sta. f,
Fritz Sechtem.
"Baron" Schlenk
Most Elegantly Appointed Ilefectory
in tho Northwest. Crawfish a Specialty.
Foreign and Domestic Delicacies. Grill
Iloom in Connection.
PHILLIPS TRUNK CO.
Trunks Made to Order
Also Taken in Exchange.'
TRUNKS REPAIRED.
311 Morrison St.,
Opposite Postofflce
Nottingham & Co.
(K.labllilicd 1682.)
JOIUIKItS IN
Lime, Cement, Plaster,
Land Plaster, Hair, Lath,
Shingles, Flour and Feed.
HOLE AOKNT8 FOB
Big Bend and Moss Rose Flour
Doth Phonci SSI,
Central Dock, Foot of Washington St.
Portland, Oregon.
A. Goodnough
J. O. Stuarni
GOODNOUGH-& STEARNS
Real Estate
Loans and Insurance
Washington Building, Portland, Or
City, Suburban and Country Property, Im
proved .and unimproved. Timber and Coal
Landi. Cholco Water FrontaRO, auttRolo for
manufacturing purpoici. Valuable builnen
property for talo.
O. II. Belple.
)l. 8. 83I pie.
OWEN H. SEIPLE & CO. ,
Dealers In
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
PHONE SOUTH 1000.
3S3 Morrison St. PORTLAND, OREGON
Timber' Lands
and Homesteads
Located: Kotlmairtof Timber by
Com pelt) ut Killuiatora.
EQUITY RENTAL AND
REAL ESTATE CO.
DcnlcrH in Ileal Estate. Rents Col
lected ; Ihiblnea.s ' Cliuucea uud Loans
Negotiated.
C. L. Case. A. R. Spreadborough.
Oregon Phone Union USA,
Main Ottlce:
U4 Kast MorrUonEL I'OKTLAND, ORB
TIME CARD OF TRAINS
PORTLAND
, . Depart. Arrive.
Xortb. Coatt Umtte4 ...... W I'. M. 7:00 A. M.
Twin City Ezprcia..... U: V. M. 6;S0 V. M.
Kautaa City i Bt. Uuli
Special -. 8:iS A. M. 11:10 V, Jl..
ruget Sound Umlld.... V:2S A. M. :JJ 1'. V.
Take the Pugot Sound Limited
For Olympia, Sotth Bend and Grny'a
Harbor itoints. All truing daily. Our
trains dally to T.uxwiu and Seattle.
Three through to tho East.
A. D. CHARLTON,
A&ilatiiht General Vuscnger Agent
355 Morrison St,, cor. Third,
fOUTLAKD, OREGON
PR
k
OREGON
SHOIr LINE
and union Pacific
Iirfiaj f.,rtl,nd. Or. - A,l"
r t : : '
Chlrairo Eult Uke. .Penver, 4t30p.m.
I'nrtlntid 'Ft. Vtortn.Oraaha, .
bpecUl Kama Cltj", Bt.
ftuOa. m. ?, I.ouli,ClilcoauJ
, via lti s
Huntington. .
At'antto Walla Walla !rla- li 10 a.m.
.Kxprcia ton.Spakane.Mln-
1:00 p.m. neapolli,it. Pain,
Tin Dultitli, Mllwan- i
Huntington'. ka,C'hlcai;oAKait , '
Ft. Panl Bait Lake. Denver, TlOOa. ml
rft Wall Ft.WHrth.Ornaha, .
C;o0 p. m. Kaninti City, St.
via Louli,CaIigoaud
Cpokana tut.
72 HOURS
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
No change of cars.
Lowest Katct. Quicken Tlmo.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
yitOH POUTI.ANU.
I X) p.m.
All iatllnc datei
ubjtct to,chauK
For Ran Franclieo
fcallavary i daya
'4:Mp.i
Dally
It. Sunday
liWo.m.
Faturday
lotuw p. m
Ctluaibla Rlf
Itiamtri.
To Attorlaand Way
Laudliigi.
4-00 p.m.
Xx. Huuday
6:iia.m.
x,ktuuday
Wlllamatla Rlfr.
Ortgon City, Ntw
borK.Bktcm.'Inda-
riandaucs a Way
.audlnft.
4:10 o.m.
, Kx.Bunday
7:00 a. m.
tim.j'Thur.
aud Bau
WlllimaHa and Yaat
hill Kliiti.
Orfiron City, Day.
ton. A Way Laud
lOfi.
:S0p. m.
Uon.,vWal
and Fit
r. I'
(:45 a in.
Tuti., Thtir.
and Bak'
Wlllimitt .aivar.
Portland to Corval.
IU 4 Way Laud
Inga. 4:80 p.m.
Hon.. Wed.
andFrl.
for low ratei and othar Information wrlta U
A. L. CRAIO,
Gantral Paaaangtr Astnt. Fortland.Oa.
EAST AND SOUTH
-VIA-
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Shasta Route
Tralni leave Wct Solo lor Portland and way
tatloni at 10:45 a. m. Lca e for Albany ut 3:a5
p. in. (
Leavci Tortland 8-80 a. m., 7 p. m.
" Albany W:3u p. m., 10:30 p. m.
Arrlvci Aihlaml UW a. m., 11:30 a. m.
' ' Hacrnmeiito 6 p. m., 4 :M a. ra.
" Shu Fraiiclnco 7.45 p. m., tt:15n. ro.
Ogden o:l a. in., 11 M a. ml
" DonorB a.m., 0 a.m.
" KaiitnH City 7:' s. ni 9:30 a. rn,
" Chicago 7ji5R. in., UMU a. in. ,
' I-o Aiii:t'lv ls'.M p. in,, 7 a. in.
" Kl I'anoU p. m., Oil m, .
" Fort Worth 0::t0 n. m., 0:30 p. m.
" CliyolMoxlioO:i5a.m,,0:5J a. ro.
," Hiiuilnn 4 n, m..4a. m.'
" New Orlmiii 6:ii p. in., 0:25 a, m.
" WmliliiKiim C:U a. ra., 0.44 a. m.
" Now York 12:4J p. m., U;U p. ro.
Pullman and TotirUt can on both train.
Chair cnraKACramtinto to Oedonand Kl Pato,
and tourist can to Chicago, St. lxut, New Or
leauinud Waahlnetou. '
Connecting at t-nn Franrlico with leveral
lliut lor Honolulu, Japan, China. Philippine!,
Central and South America.
R. B. MILLER, O. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon,
White Collar Line
Portland -Astoria Route
Str. "BAILEY GATZERT."
Dally round trips except Sunday.
TIMK CAltU.
Lavea Portland..,,. ....- ,.... 700 A, M
Leavra Aitorla 7:00 P. M
Through Portland connection with Steamer
Kahcotta from llwaco and Long- lleach olnti.
nnita uouar i.ine tioaeti intarchangeabla
with O. Jl. ii N. Co. and V. T, Co. ticket.
The Dalles-Portland Route
STEAMERS
"TAHOMA" and "METLAKO"
- - Diir trip except Spnday.
Str. "TAHOMA.w
Uavri frUand. -ton., Wed., FrU 7:00 A. U
Leavea Tho Dalle,Tuea,1'lhun. Bat.,7.v0 A. M
Str. "METLAKO."
Uavea Portland, Thm., Thu.. 8at..70 A, M.
Leavei Tho Ualle Mon Wed., Frl-.7:w) a. J4.
Undlngandomco: Foot Alder Btroet. Both
phonea Ualn S51. Portland, Oregon.
AGENTS,
JOHN U. FILLOON ... .The DUei,Or
' .J .TAXI;'U""" -- Attorla, Or
J. J. LUCKKY .Hood River! Or
o ii?t nAA-Vi .-.., Vancouver. Waih
W M. BUTLER .....Butler. Wuh
E. W. CRICHTON;
Portland, Oregon
TIE HOSE FHRHISHIIIfi CO.
(Incoriorated.)
i .i
4 Uanufacturtn o(
Woven Wire Mattresses.
Carwu, PorUen, Mugi, Iw Curtaioa.
BhaJea. Furulturt, WaiJ IVHr.l'iCiUM
Frame, Mattrtuei, Bedding,
Uadcrtakbtand waihalmlnga specialty
8tofe at Albany and 8alein, Ore.
Factory av Albany, Ore. -
Muoalo Temple, Albamy, Oaxaoa,
nY RATI. AND TTATKR.
A STQRIfi & COLUMBIA
Two -Slraislil Possenger Trams Dally
V ' WITH ( "
'THROUGH PARLO'ftXRS"
t ' HETWLEM
Portland, Astoria Seaside
r Lvacs
Union Depot
Portland I
For Mnypcri, Italn
ler,Olntaicanlo Wt-ntport; Clifton,
Aatorla, Warren
ton, Klnvcl, dear
hart Par,k and bca
tldc. Attorla A HeathorV
Express Daily.
AMorla zprcn
Daily-
Arrives
Union Dop6t
Portland
8:00 a.m.
i
AtMp. m. ,
2:3op.m.
,11:10 a. .
9: 40 p.m.
' Dally except Saturday,
Saturda)only.' ,
Ticket offlce, 245 Morrlion itreet, and Union
depot, Portland.
J. C. MAYO,
Gen. Pan. Agent, Aitorla, Or.
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER,
Will leave Portland, foot of Washington Bt.,
Sunday, Tucudny and Ihurnday ovonlng at o
o'clock, for hauvlea Island, Ht.- llolvnr, Caplei,
Deer lilnud, Martlm, Kalama, Neor City,
Hauler, Ml. Collin, Mn)ircr, Stella, Oak Point,
Freetnam, Mautanlllo,ClatikanU aud all way
landing.
"PEST OF EVERYTHING"
In a word IhU tclli nf tno pai
icngcr lorvlce via
THE HOBTHWESTERN LINE
Eight Trains Dally between 8t. Paut and
Clilcnjo. comprising
The T.atait I'ullniMn Hlaspera,
1'errUaa DIiiImk Curt,
Llbrury Mint tllmervHtlnn Can,
Pratt ItaelliiliiB Chair Cars.
THK TWKNTIETIt CKNTUHY TRAIN
"THE NORTHWESTERN LIMITED"
IllinV Every Day of the Year.
The Finest Train In the World
Electric Lighted Steam .Heated
TO CHICAGO HY DAYLIGHT.
The tladcer Btate Kzpreii, the flncst Day Truln
Running lU'twcen St. Paul and Chicago via
the short l.lne. Coiimctloni from tho
West made via.
The Northern Pacific,
Great Northern nnd v
. Canadian Faclfic Railways
This li aim tho best lino between Omaha, St
Paul and Minneapolis,
All Agents sell Tickets via "Tho Northwest
ern Line."
V. H. MGAD, Oencral Agent.
H. L. SISLGR, T. A.
348 'Alder Street, 1'ortUh.l, Or. ""
P-i
..GO EAST..
.-VIA
Qs
Shortest and Quickest Line
r-TO
ST. PAUL, DULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO
AND ALL POINTS KAST.
Through I'nlaof) anil TnurUt Hleepen,
UlnliigMiiil ItunTet Smoking Library Cars
DAILY TRAIN'S: FAST TIME; SKHVICE
AN'D SCENKItV U.VtQUAl.f.1).
T'eketito point East la tin Grsut North-
km ItaiLWAY, on rale at Columbia Southern
and O. H. A N. Depot Ticket Office,' or Grcit
Ncbtiukk Ticket OQlca j
133 Third St., Portland, Or.
For Kates, Folders and full Information re
garding Eastern trip, call ou or address
A. B.C,pjJ.NNIBTON.
City Pass, and Ticket Agent, Cortland, Or.
U M, PARU18H. FRANK E. WXTKIN'P.
Notary Public, Notary Public.
G. K. WATKIN'B. ,
IHRISH, WiTKlHS 1 CO.
REAL ESTATE
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House and Loan
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