amaamans2MV'S&'2&kacia'l'JL ajaI MJ UXX'SUXXXJlX
Tiy
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
A CHOICE 8ELECTION OF INTER
E8TINQ ITEM3.
Comment! and Criticism Ilased Upon
the Happening of the Day llUtort
cat end News Note.
It Is Korea's prlvilego to farnlih tbo
cat of war.
One touch of nnturo sometimes
makes tbo whole world grin.
It's an easy matter for a stingy man
to got rich but whnt's tbo use?
-' '
Flour In going' so high that pnstc
diamonds may soon bo worth moro
than tbo real. '
Sir Edwin Arnold's tamo Is secure.
Ho was tbo first prominent wblto man
to marry a Jopancso girl.
This massaging of tbo heart is no
dlHtovery of modern surgery. Dan
Cupid has practiced It for centuries.
It seems llko a reckless wasto of
pathological effort to discover the
Kerm of mumps after nearly ovcryono
has had them.
The suspicion that a cigar waB tho
causo of tho Baltimore conflagration
will causo tbo parlor match to say
"Tboro aro others."
It must bo through patriotism or
ticcauso they bavo to do it that tho
Itusslan soldiers go to Uio front to
light for 53.00 a year.
Thcro Is nothing rcmarkablo about
Quern Alexandra eating a D-ccnt din
ner; many an American queen tackles
no better faro every day.
If ovcry tmiii would put an much
L'lnger Into bin work as a pig puts Into
motion who)! It scratches Its hack
ngalnst a board fonco thcro would bo
fower failures In this world.
Kouropatkln has promised not to ro
turn to Kt. Petersburg until bo ban tin
furled tho Itusslau flag over tho All
kado's palaco, Kouropatkln In onnlly
tho most promising warrior now In
captivity.
"Wealth is not worth striving after,"
declared John D. Itockefcllcr, Jr., to
bis Sunday school class. It Is surpris
ing how much easier It Is for a person
not coinpolled to labor to mako such
an assertion.
A Kansas farmer Is not bragging
much over his scoro. IIo has bought
threo gold bricks within II vo years I
That's nothing. Wo bought mining
stork threo times consecutively. Hut
It wan a long tlino ago In tho eighties.
With Uio proceeds of eggs laid on
Sundays an English countrywoman lias
enriched tho Church Missionary So
ciety by 17 shillings. Tbo idea of re
turning to tho Lord tho things that
aro of Ills day shows both sentiment
and senso.
The wife of an Itinerant Methodist
preacher In Missouri having fallen
bolr to $riiR,000, such n common little
thing as u pants button in tbo contri
bution box does not scorn to him a
matter of such world-wldo moment as
it did a few months ago.
Ono curious effect of tho war in tbo
Orient will bo to send n largo number
of Coreans to tho Hawaiian Islands to
work on sugar plantations. As all la
bor conditions In their own country
aro upsot tho Coreans will bo moro
willing than beforo to eugago in rais
ing cano In our new territory. An la
borers they aro said to bo industrious
and peaceful, a great contrast to tho
Japanese, who are given to strikes and
other disturbances.
Boston has to own among its citi
zens a man who proposes that school
boys shall go to school from 8 o'clock
until C six days a weok, and have but
two weeks' vacation In tho year. IIo
thinks they should not enjoy more
leisure than Is granted to olllco boys.
It was to bo supposed that tiio last
man died long ago who did not know
tiiat tbu boy who never goes fishing
Is as badly educated as tho boy who
goes fishing when ho ought to bo in
school.
A thorough Investigation of tiio post
oftlco establishment would Inevitably
lead to an inquiry into tbo uses and
abuses of the postal franking prlvilego
extended to Congressmen (by Con
gress). And such an Inquiry would in
all probability prove to bo quite em
barrassing to sonio of tho moiuhors.
Instances bavo been known in which
members of Congress have forced tho
mail sorvlco to transport their house
hold effects, under their franks, and
tho tale Is told that ono momber oven
.wanted to send a cow freo In a postal
car. It is an open secret that sonio
mombors of Congress make tho post
nllleo do express sorvlco for them and
that others circulate various sorts of
literature under their postal franks.
"I am well." Do you apprvclato
the forco of that declaration? Sup
pose, on tho contrary, you say, "I am
tck," Keep on saying It. Ilegln to
bollovo It. You will end In your bed.
Yes, there is something In Christian
Bclence. There Is something In Tho
Now Thought, or HuggeHtivo Therupeu
tics. These systems contain tho germ
of n great truth tho lutluonce of tho
mind over the body, Moro than that.
The mind lulluouces Itself. It Influ
ences Itself by the subtle power of
suggestion tho foundation of hypno
tism. Ho that It will not do to say
that it makes no difference what one
bolloves. rt matters tremendously. If
you believe you aro happy you aro, for
the time, happy. If you bollovo you
are pure, and keep on believing It, you
will be pure. If you bellevo you aro
strong, so long as you bellovo it, you
bxo strong. Of courso there aro limi
tations to this power of faith. Cir
cumstances and conditions affect It.
And It may bo carried to a ridiculous
xtreme. Hut It is a workable,
power and every creature ought to
know it Keep in mind tho fact that
you are captain on tho deck of your
mortal vessel. Tho helm Is In your
own bands. Storms and currents may
deflect your course, but, theso asldo,
yon aro supremo master of the voyage
and of Its destiny.
Carroll D. Wright says ''tbo wago
system will pass away" and a system
which will be composed of tho profit
sharing and co-operation ideat will
succeed It "Tho fashion, of this world
passeth away," says St. Paul, and the
fashion of paying for work in wages
may pass nway, although it has exist
ed from tho beginning of recorded
time. Tho system, like all human sys
tems, has Its defects. It does not give
to everybody tho exact equivalent for
his toll, No now method of compensat
ing labor which can bo dovlsod and
Introduced will be fair to all at all
times, and tho complaints that tho
worker does not get enough, which
have been heard since tho first em
ployer hired tho first omploye, will not
cease. Tho laborer will contlnuo to
complain that ho docs not have a fair
sharo of tho wealth bo assists In pro
ducing. A system which has ondured
for thousands of years does not fade
away In a day, even though tho ono
Mr. Wright talks about has defects,
ono of them being that workers aro al
ways striking somowiiero to get better
pay. Probably Mr. Wright docs not bo
llovo be will Ilvo to seo tbo day when
profit sharing and co-opcrntlon will
rule In tho Industrial world. Tho ideas
of worklngmen will bavo to chango
materially before they will surrender
tho certainty of tho wngo system, In
equitable though It may bo sometimes,
for tho uncertainty of tho profit shar
ing system. They would accept It If
business wcro nlwayn good and profit
always lorgo, but it would not suit
them when lean years enmc. If It
wcro Introduced they would ngitato
for a larger sharo of profits, as they
do now for higher wages. Thcro would
bo tho old conflict tinder a new nnmc.
When a man has nothing to tnlk
about which Interests him moro than
tho shadowy possibilities of tho dis
tant futuro bo mny discuss with propri
ety tho passing nway of tho wago b.vs
tern. It Is not n living question. It is
ono which Is of merely speculative In
terest to tho pooplo of this century.
They will biro ntid be hired after tho
fushlon of their fathers.
WHERE CORNWALLI8 L08T.
Slooro limine mid l'uriti at Torktown
Mny Ho llniiirjit IiJ- Nation.
Ait cstrtto owned by n Detroit mnn,
which lit crontlnK nntlonnl Interest nnd
illHciifwIon nnd which mny soon hecomo
tho property of tho nntlon, In the fa
mous old Tetnplo fnnn In Vlrglnlti,
now In tho possession of Sidney A.
Wltherbee, snyH tho Now York Her
ald. An ono of tho moat Interesting relics
of United States history nnd tho scono
of Washington's triumph over Corn
wullls, this beautiful spot Is a center
of Interest to thousands of, pntrlotlc
Americans. Ho closely Is it connected
with tho Important events In tho for
mation of tho country tlint it Is often
called "th central spot of history,"
nut from nil sides petitions aro pour
ing In to tho government to buy tho
farm and houso and presorvo them as
n monument to tbo memory of tho
llrst President of tho United Htntes.
Temple farm was the homo success
ively of Lord Spottlswood, Washing
ton, Lafayetto and Ilochatnbcau. It
IH sltunted In ono of tho most plcttir
esqtio spots In America, and under tho
ownership of Mr. Wlthcrbeo Is being
carefully cultivated until of its t00
acres nearly -100 aro now In a state of
beauty.
To tho east Is an uninterrupted view
of Chosapeako liny. To tho north can
bo seen tho marluo tralllc ot tho York
Itlvcr navy, to tbo west rises tbo
monument erected by tho Federal
government commemorating tbo sur
render of Cornwallls and that otjier
spot sacred to tho memories of heroes
tho Nntlonnl cemetery.
Barely a inllo nway Is qunlnt York
town. Not only aro tho surroundings
of Tetnplo farm historic, but tbo farm
itsolf, with tho famous old "Moore
houso" upon It, lias hardly n spot
which has not borno tbo footprints of
armies.
Tho famous "McClollan rond" Is
horo; tho remnlns of the llrst placo of
worship in Virginia nro another Inter
esting rollc, ns woll ns tho oldest mark
ed gravo In tbo United States.
Hut of tho many historic associations
of tho placo tbo most Interesting Is
that of tho ovent which won for Wash
ington tho tltlo of "Fnthor of Ills
Country." Here. In tho comer room
of tbo Mooro houso, facing tho war
spoiled Holds, tho articles of capitula
tion between Cornwallls nnd Washing
ton woro drawn up by tho conimls.
sloneri, and nearly 0,000 English sol
diers and sailors mn relied through tho
old farm toward Yorktown, prisoners
of war.
On this en mo spot in 1035 enmo tbo
first rovolt against British rule, so
that Tomplo farm 1ms tho distinction
of being tho spot wbero the llrst and
last act of rovolt which led to tbo
birth of tho republic took placo.
During tho centennial celebration
Mooro bouse was thrown open to dls
tlngulshod guests of tbo nation tho
descendants of Uifayetto and Hochiuu
beau. l,oontliiir the Utility Idiot.
Jones waltzed out of tho bathroom
In a gorgeous ami purpling fury. "Sonio
liliot has been using my rtuor," bo
bowled.
"I know it," responded Mrs. Jones.
She looked Jones right biiunro in tho
eye.
"Who ws It?" demanded Jones.
Ills volco shook with emotion. "I say,
who was IU"
"John Henry," remarked bis wlfo
dispassionately, "I'll Imvo you know
that nobody uses that razor but your
self. "New York Kvenlng Sun.
CoiitblimiL
"What Is tho two of your wife!" In
quired tho Immigrant Inspector.
Tho Mormon elder made rapid cnl
culntlou. "Ono hundred nnd sovonty-elKht,
sir," ho aimwered. Olovolaud i'litlu
Dealer.
Turbine KiiKluoa.
Faith in tho now nUitui turblno en
Kino is shown In tho fact that two
manufacturers huvo contractu to fur
iiIbU lu tho ngKrcKato approximately
640,000 horeo power capacity of thom,
I SPOKANE :
J. D. BUCHANAN
Funeral Furnishings
Embalming and shipping a specialty
310 Riverside Aye Tel. Main 8
BPOKANB WASH
Cascade Steam Laundry
Goods Galled tor and Deliv
ered to Any Part of the Glty
Phone Main 286. 911 Bridge Ave.
SPOKANE WASHINGTON
D. K. McDonald
Real Estate and Mortgage Loans
Write for price Hit of Farina. Rooms 8, 7 and I
Wolrerton Block, cor. lllrerslde and Mill.
SPOKANE, - - WASH.
THE
WARWICK
TURF EXCHANQE.
Telephone Main Ml. (20 Klrortlde Ave.,8po
kano, Pools sold on all Chicago and Nsir York
ractK, as vroll as all big erents. Bpoclal wire
on nil sporting erents. Out of town commls.
lions from responsible parties rccolvcd by tele
phone or telegraph and placed Immediately.
Ttio Warwick Dar and drill
Always In tho lead In the matter ot lunoh
eons, short orders and net goods.
SPOKANE DRUG CO.
Wholesale Drugs
The Only Exclusive Wholesale
Drug; House in the State.
SPOKANE,
WASH.
Diamond Ice and Fuel Co.
ICE, WOOD
AND
COAL.
120 Madison Street,
SPOKANE, WASH.
Wholesale and Retail
BREAD, ICE CREAM, PASTRY
SENGFELDER'S
Salesroom and Office S. II Howard Street
Factory S. 207 to 213 Washington Street
Phone Main 306
We ship everywhere and anywhere
SpokanB Bakory Oom
B. L. GORDON
& COMPANY
WHOLESALE
QROCER8
SPOKANE, - - WASH.
CUKNI3K MILL. AND R. R.
For Fine, Up to Date Men's Fur
nisliings, go to
Youle Bros.
MEN'S
FURNISHERS
Telephone Main 1800
508 Riversldo Avo. Spokane, Wash.
I IDAHO ADVERTISING I
! !
Peasley Transfer Co.
Freight, Baggage, Furniture
Moving, Storage
Phones 73
$oj Main St. BOISK, IDAHO
Lewiston Furniture and
Undertaking Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Furniture, Cnrpets, Rugs, Lace
Curtains, Tortiers, Window Shades
Linoleums, Couches, Iron Beds,
Undertaking. Telephone 821.
I. O. O. F. Building, E. Main St
LEWISTON, IDAHO
The Raymond
Lewiston, Idaho
b being: Improved In every way
pouible. The leading hotel lo the
city. Commercial trade our ipc
clalty. HUXDICK BROS, rreptlstora
5
IDAHO ADVERTISING J
If
THE cAbii ailOCEllV.
T. Roland, Proprietor
Ftanlo and Fancy Groceries, Wloei
and Liquors tor Family Uto.
200 North Twelfth St., cor. Kearney
I'hono Hood 211 1'oRTLARD, Ob
OTATB BANK OF'IDAHO. '
Walter, Idaho.
CAPITAL, 850,000.
Kdtrard ShalnwHld,
l'reatdont.
Ch. J. Selwyn,
Cashier,
Alio ban a branch at Cambridge, Idaho. The
People's Dank, Solicits your business.
DRUNZELIS EXCHANGE
J. M. BRUNZELL & CO., Props.
i
Choicest Qualities of
Wines, Liquors and Cigar
A Ffrtt Class Retort
NAMPA
IDAHO
E. E. SMITH
J, O. SMITH
COSMOPOLITAN BAR
Smith linos., 1'rops.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Opp. New Depot.
NAMPA, IDAHO
O. W. Mooro, 1'rcs. Geo. F. Ilodway, Cashier
l'eter Houua, V-I'res, It. K. McAfeo, Asst. "
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF IDAHO
CAHTAT, BTOCK flOO.OOO
BUIU'LUS AND 1'ltOVlTS 110,000
DIRECTORS
ra-rxn soni C. W. Moons
ClIAJUM HlMROD , r.KONAltt) LOUAN
M. x. McCartt
noisn,
IDAHO
BANK OF NAMPA, Ltd.
CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.09
Iitabllshed UM. Dewey l'alaee Hotel Bld'f.
FRKD O. MOCK, President
r. J. CONKOY. Vtce-I'rttldent
C. R. HICKEY, Cashier
yjlAKK JKXK1NSON, Aii'tCasaler
NAMPA,
IDAHO
Boise Transfer S Storage Go.
11. M. Dell Phono
A-10
Ind. Phona
19
Light and heavy baulks; Con
signments of freight left hi our
charge will receive prompt atten
tion. Storage at reasonable rata.
See that you give your baggage to
Boise Transfer I Storage Co.
South Tenth Street,
J, IIOSCNIIUIIO
AUUIIUUA. COIIN
Pocatello Mercantile Company
WHOLESALE
Wine, Liquor
AND
Cigar Merchants..
Pocatello, Idaho
Driuk Old Fort Hall Whiskey
Smoke 6uator Shoup Cigars
J. A, Murray,
lreilJent.
O. V. StanJrod,
Vice i'resldcnt
Wm. A, Anthes,
Cashier
I.N, Anthes,
Asst. Cashier
THI3
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ot Foctttollot lUolio.
POCATELLO, -
IDAHO
E. D. HARRISON
THE JEWELER
Watchea, Diamonds. Silvorwnro nnd
NovoltU'8. Wutchinitkor nnd Jowoler.
Watch IiiHpector O. 8. I,. 11. R., roca
tollo, Idaho. Tlno Watch Kopulring a
Specialty. Kyia Tested l'roo.
POCATELLO,
IDAHO
Mailory & Lydon
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stable
C and Fourth Sts. Lewiston, Idaho
Calls Answered
VayorMglit
r hone 371
White Front Livery
AND CAU STABLBS
Stnnard, I'ouutaln & Kandall, rroprs.
X.UWISTON, IDAHO
Lewiston Steam Laundry
94 Third St.
Telephone 2041
C. H. Schroeder, Mauager
Satisfaction Guaranteed. ,Work
returned same day when ordered.
' 4
t i.-vm, wnmu I
: iNumi-i yamiyia :
$
outh yAkIma FURNITURE CO,
N
Rugs, Carpets, Draperies, Iron Reds,
Wall 1'apcr, Etc.
Funeral Directing and Embalming.
Phono 481; Night Phono 601.
223 Yakima Avenue. North Yakima, Wash
Yakima Stables
H. L. TUCKER, Pi-op.
Fine Turnouts at Short
. Notice
To I. 221. Cor. Front and A Sim.
NORTH YAKIMA, WASH.
MEADOW BROOK
CREAMERY
H. Q. WaiNtTTEIN COMPANY.
Manufacturers of
Fancy Creamery
BUTTER.
North Ynklmn, Wash.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of North Yakima, Wash.
(No. 3353.)
Capital Stock. $50,000.00.
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $5J,569.J7
StaUmtntat Cloo of Duslncss, Bopt. U, 1003
W. M. I.ADD, 1'rWlcnt.
CUAU, CAIcrr.NTKtt, Vice I'ros.
W. L. HTKlNWKO. Cashlor.
A. U. CLIXK, Asst Cashlor
READ'S
..Steam Laundry..
Special orders returned samo day.
Domestic finish or clems.
No bmv edges on collnrn or can's.
Get acquainted with our methods.
Ovr Laundry Work is the
Qorifortablo Fltable, Wearing Kind.
LAUNDRVANDOPPICH
FIRST AND A STREETS,
Thons M. North Yakima, Wash
It Bonth Bccond St.
nes!dnco7MN.ttaSl
E. L. SESSIONS,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Complete lint of burial cases, caskets, robes,
suits, wrapixrs and shoes.
Embalming and shipping of bodies a special.
ty.
Thone 523.
North Yakima, Wash.
I ELLEIMSBURG :
t
ty C. WtNTWOHTII.
N. P. LUNCH ROOM.
t Elleniburg, Washington.
All Trains Stay 10 Minutes (or Lunch
pLLBNSUUnO 8TKAM LAUNDHY.
SHATBWKLL & HAYJCN.
Patronize a Home Industry.
Ooods Called tor and Dellrered
TELKI'IIONE RED ML
J. II. SMITHSON, Tresldent.
C. II. UTKWAKT, Vice I'roildent.
C. V, JOH.NbONf, Cashlei
WASHINGTON STATE BANK.
ELLENSBUBB, WASH.
DIUECTOIIS.
Jacob Furth. C. J. Lord. J. II. bmlthson.
O. II. etswart. Jos. Bterensen. C.W. Johnsons
Oakland advertising
rUfE ANN BAKERY. Telephone 13
HUOH HAMILTON.
Birthday and Wedding Calces artistically
ornamented,
' 609 to 577 Twelfth Street.
Bet. Jefferson and Clay Sts. Oakland, Cal,
PEOPLES EXPRESS CO.
412-418 Ninth Street, Oakland.
Cat Phone Main 325.
No extra charge for checking
baggage at hotels and residences.
Our agents are on the trains, also
an agent at Sixteenth St. Station.
All baggage delivered promptly.
Mesmer Smith Co.
1118.26 Washtagtoa St., Oakland.
Headquarters lor
Men's Underwear.
Hats, Overshlrts,
Neckwear, Etc.
Footwear for All.
dOOD TREATMENT AND ONE
PRICE ONLY.
n 11 1 II. AND WATKlt,
OREGON
SHOT LSNE
and union Pacific
THREE TRAINS to the EAST DAILY
Through Tullman Standard ana Tourlit
slcoplnRcarsdallv to Omaha, ChlCRRO.Spoknnoj
Tourist sleeping cars dally to Kansas City;
Through I'ullman Tourist sleeping cars (per
sonally conducted! weekly to Chicago, Kansas
City, 8t. Louis and Memphis; reclining chair
cars (seats free) to the East dally.
Dirt at
TIME SCHEDULES
Portlsnd. Or.
Aaatra
Chicago
Tnrtland
Special
t :20 a, m.
Tla
Huntington,
Ealt Lake. DenTer,
Ft. ftorth.Omaha,
Kansas City, St.
Ixnils.Chlcagoand
last.
4:30 p.m.
Atlantlo
Express
Sil5 p.m.
Tla
Huntington.
Bt. I'aul Fast Mall.
10:S0a.m.
6t. Taul
fast Malt
(;90 p.m.
via
tpokan
Atlantic Express.
7iSSa. m.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
rnOU l'OKTLANU.
IXOp.as.
All sailing dates
subject to change
for Ban Francisco
fcalleTery 6 daya
6:00 p. m.
Dally
Kx. Sunday
S:0Op.m.
taturday
)0:U) p. n.
Cslumbls Rlitr
llssmsri.
To Astoria and Way
Landings.
8 00 p.m.
Xz. Sunday
Siifia.m.
Uon.,Wtl.
and Frl.
Willamette Hirer.
Bslem, "indepen
dence, Corvallls
and way landings.
3:30 p. m.
Tues.,Thu.,
Bat.
7:00 a. m.
Tues.. Thur.
sua Sat.
Yamhill Rlisr.
4:30 p.m.
Hon., Wed.
audFrL
Oregon City, Dayton
and way landings.
Lt. Rtparla
4:Coa. m.
Dally exo.pt
Saturday
Snake liter.
Itlparla t Lewiston
Lr.Leirliton
8:00 a.m.
Dally except
Friday.
A. L. CRAIG,
Ctsaral Passenger Agent. Portland, Or .
C. W. STINOnn, City Ticket Agent,
Thltd aud Washington btrcots.
THE SIGN
sm
OF
THE
sssl2r79WHsfV9
sMsQl I .' I iM
BEST
OVERLAND
TRAINS
DAILY
3
3
The North Coast Limited
ELECTRIC LIGHTS,
ELECTRIC FANS,
STEAM HEATED,
SOLID VEST1BULED
In fnct nn iip-to-duto train, and tho
henuty of it nil is tho fact that It
does not cost you any moro to
travel on this train than it
does on nny other. Try
it nnd your verdict
will bo, it is tho
Crack Train of Them All
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant Oeneral Passenger Agent,
355 Morrison St., cor. Third,
Portland, Oregon.
SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST
Tho shortest lino is not always
Iwnys the shortest.
lino always the shortest
Tho Burlington Itouto to tho Southeast is both. It is shorter
AND quicker than nny other lino from tho Xorthweot to Omaha Kan.
eas City, St. Louis, nnd EVEHYWHERK beyond. '
Another good rtiinf; about it' lathis: You don't chanco cars
Tho St. Louis Special runs through to Kansas City without chance'
Only ono chango to Omaha, .Denver and St. Louis. '
Tickets, berths, and Information, at offices of connect
Ing lines, or from
R.
tOOThlrU
liy IIA1I, ANIMVATKK.
A
I Til
with
THROUGH PARLOR CARS
I1ETWKKN
Portland, Astoria Seaside
Leaves
UKIO.V DBrOT
Arrives.
lor Mm gen, Itnln.
Kt, L'lntsknti lo
Wcstport, Cllllon,
Astoria, Warrou.
ton, Flavcl, (ienr.
hart Park and 8ca
side.
AstorlA A Pcashoru
Kxprcss Dally.
Astoria Express
Dally.
lifllly
8:00 A.m.
Dally.
11:10 n. 111.
7:00 p.m.
9:40 p.m.
C.A.BTKWAKT, ,, J, C. MAYO,
Comm'l Agt., 213 Alder St O. F. & P. A.
Telephone Main 008.
BBH
D
KLIGHTFUL ROUTE
AYLIUHT UIDK
VAY OHAGS
EKP CANONS
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
ScoNnttirc, In nil her glorious
beauty, nnd then tho nemo of
limit's handiwork. Tho llrst is
found nloiiK tho linu of tho
Denver & ltlo Grnndo itnllrond,
tho latter lit tho St. Louis
World's. Fair. Your trip will
be ono of pleasure nmko tho
most of it, For information
nnd illustrated literature write
W. C. McBRIDE, Oeneral .Agent
PORTLAND, OREQON
"As the
Crow Flies"
Tho shortest lino between Min
neapolis, St. I'aul and Chicago ia
tho route of tho famous
North
western Limited
The Train for Comfort"
Every night in tho year
Ileforostartlniron a trip no matter
where wrlto fur Intert'silni; Informa
tion about comfortable traveling.
II. I.. HISLKIt. Gen'I Agent.
1W1 hlrd Street, i'ortland, Oregon.
t. w. ti:a8I).vi.i:.
(lencral I'aoemter Agent,
Kt, I'aul, Minn.
J
Ask the Agent for
T I C K E T S
VIA
Vt CnntnnA
St. Pan , Allnneapolls, Duluth,
Ch cago, St. Louis
and All Points Cast and South.
20VGRLAND TRANS DAILY
The Flyer and tho Fast Mall JL-
Splendid Service Up-Jo-dnto Equipment
v.uuriuou employes
Daylight trip across tho Cnscado and
Hocky Jlountnins.
For Tickots. rates, folders nnd full infor
mation can on or address
H. DICKSON, C. T. A.
121 Third Street. PORTLAND
S. Q. YI2RKES, a. W. P. A..
oii nrti Avenue, SEATTLE, WASH.
tho quickest-nor is tho quickest
W. FOSTER,
ticket Aaervr.
Street. PORTLAND
Jr
sssssssssss9rU sssssssssssssssssssssssssl '
ssssssi L I I LSsslflssssssBlVsssssss '
A
I
i
.
fci
PtW!
i i sum i iii 1 1 li Miiisr Mir i is-ii i Tsalir n-fl r '" r T " " "' isssm
- ' r a . '
.?.