THIS NBTV AUKE, rOETLANDOBEQOlC.
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
A CHOICE 8ELECTION OF INTER
E8TINQ ITEM8.
Comment biu! Criticisms Baaed Upon
the Happening of the Day Ulatorl
cat and New Notes.
Tho man who liurrlcs Ib frequently
only spurrlnB n rocking horse.
In Itussjn Hie question assumes this
form: "Whnt shall wo do with our ex
vlcoroys?" Spcnklrif? of current polttlcnl repar
tee, how would you like to bo cnlled a
cipher with the rim off?
Taxes nro to be Increased In Eng
land, so that tho roynl family may not
huvo to dlschargo any of lto help.
In tho bright and shining lexicon of
political candidates, many nro boomed
and few e&capo being boomerauged.
If tho nvorago man eats three times
as much food as ho needs what about
tlio man who goes In for lobsters after
tho theater?
Circus elephants, being Intelligent
and observant animals, probably havo
found out that thcro Is a shortago In
tho peanut crop this year.
Evanston women proposo to try tho
effect of piecework In the kitchen; yet
Ilrldgct has been an expert at this
ever since crockery was Invented.
A book publisher declares that no
first-class llctlon Is being produced
these days. Let him keep his cyo on
tho resolutions of tho political conven
tions. Tho mother of nine children who, de
serted by her husband, declares suo
can take care of her family, might woll
bo Uio first beneficiary of Mr. Carne
gto's hero fund.
A woman calls herself u good house
keeper when sho wonlcs for fear If
tho house burned down tho neighbors
would talk about the stato In which
sho left tho ruins when sho ran out
Ono of tho entertaining professors
says every married woman should bo
a wage-earner. This might easily bo
arranged. Lot every married woman
bo paid $5 a week for doing her own
housework.
Ono of tho Jnpnneso otllccrs who
woro killed at Tort Arthur has been
lovntod to tho rank of war god In
Japan. Btlll, comparatively fow of us
would caro to )(o blown to pieces oven
for that high honor.
It is worth noting thnt In tho 7th
year of MclJI (1874) thero broko out
tho irormosan war; In the 17th tho
conflict In Korea, In the 27th tho
Chlna-Jopan war, ami tho present
year, the .17th of MolJI, Is again disas
trous to peace.
Considerable alarm wos created n
short time ago by tho news that somo
ono had said n woman of fashion
should havo at least ton now'hats each
season. Tho alarm subsided when It
was discovered that tho person who
made tho statement was the head of
tho National Milliners' Association.
Ilorlln was recently connected with
Copenhagen by a new International
ferry. Tho boats run between Wnrno
muudc, on tho Herman coast, nud
GJcdcshy, on ono of tho Danish Isl
ands, nud carry through trains over
tho -O-inllo stretch of water between
tho two points. Tho forry makes It
possible for n traveler to go In nlmost
n straight Hue between tho two capi
tals without clmnge'of cars.
When a modern steam threshing ma
chine was Introduced Into tho country
about Damascus It was mado In In
diana the Covemor Oenernl of tho
province, a field marshal of the Turk
ish army and other high oflkials
watched It begin Its work of super
seding tho threshing methods which
the country had Inherited from tho
days of Abraham, Tho machluo was
hi heavy that on Its way to tho fields
It broke down several bridges, but was
able to pull Itself out of tho streams,
to tho surprise of the natives. With
American maelUnery In the harvest
fields, thero will soon lie two Damas
cus blades where only one grew be
fore Tho denial of the power of a Stoto
Legislature to prohibit the uso of the
national flag for advertising, on tho
ground that It Is not a proper exer
cise of the police power, Impliedly de
nies that any question of public pol
icy of tho Ktato Is Involved In such
use of tho flag, or else denies that the
I.oglslaturo Is tho proper authority to
determine whnt such public policy Is.
Though two able courts have decided
that such a statute Is unconstitutional,
thero seems to be, nevertheless, much
reason in contending that this Is a
question of public policy, which it Is
tho business of tho Legislature, and
not of the courts, to decide. Hut if It
lie correct to hold that tho State law
cannot prohibit tho use of a represen
tation of the Hag In connection with
advertising It does not follow that
Congress might not do so.
From three Important institutions of
learning havo come severe complaint
about tho illiteracy of tho students,
their Inability to think clearly, to mako
correct sentences, to spell and punctu
ate. This does not mean thnt college
boys are u picked class of Illiterates;
they probably think as well us their
contemporaries who aro not in collego,
nud they probably write nud speak tho
language better, Tho charge of tho
older teachers seems to be thnt tho
present generation of youth Is not, as
a whole, up to a reasonable standard.
Tho charge points to tho lower schools,
remaps there is too much "nature
study" and "physical culture," too
much painting and pasting of bits of
colored puper. Certainly there is not
enough reading aloud, spelling aloud,
and committing to momory thoughts
worth thinking. Tho boy who Icarus
by heart Webster's Hunker Hill oru
tlou, speaks It aloud with proper em
phasis, nud can spell every word In It,
Is getting tho right kind of education.
And .when ho goes to college, his in
structors will not find in him cause to
blnmo the lower schools.
rTYin TCnw Ynrlr Wnrlfl urrrnm nArnnti
to censo burdening boy babies with I
tho names of famous men. The thing
has been ovcrdono. When William
Dean llowclls Green faces the pollco
Judgo on a chargo of chicken stealing,
and Henry Cabot Lodge Jones goes to
tho calaboose for wife beating, thcro
docs scorn to bo something out 6f
whack with tho eternal fitness of
things. In Uio near futuro it would
bo possible to orgnnlzo regiments of
William Jennings lirynns and Theo
dore Itoosevelts, with n company or
two of Grovcr Clovelnnds In tho pro
cession. Thero Is another sldo to It.
Gront men nro but men, nfter all. Up
to the day of their death It is posslblo
for them to clothe their names with
shnme. They may becomo as Infa
mous as they formerly were famous.
Thcro Is history for this statement.
Then what Is to be done for the lad
who wears a name that has becomo of
fensive In tho cars of tho people? In
directly he Is bound to pay n pennlty
for the sins of another. Thero can bo
no objection to using tho name of ono I
Who has won glory and died; but to
copy tho names of tho living Is, at
best, a hazard. It is certainly duo to
babies thnt their names shall never bo
a handicap. They havo n hard enough
tlmo getting through llfo nt best
Secretary Dike, of the .National
Lcaguo for the Protection of tho Fam
ily, lias supplied a now summary of
tho reosons for uniformity of divorce
laws throughout all tho States, nud
uniformity Is to be gained, ho con
tends, by concerted action of tho sev
eral States, not by nntlonal legislation.
Congress cannot pass a divorce law un
til tho federal constitution has been
amended, and amendment to tho fed
eral constitution Is next to the Impossi
ble. Nearly 15 years ago a commltteo
of tho American liar Association de
clared that n constitutional amend
ment was out of tho question. Tho
Into Prof. Thayer, of tho Hnrvurd Law
School, used to say that this country
would never get another constitutional
amendment on any question, so grent
aro tho dllllctiltles In tho way. Cer
tainly somo great crisis must arise
which will arouso the feeling of tho
people, moro than any mere moral
question ever can, beforo another
amondment can bo secured. Through
out tho South thero Is unalterable op
position to any further transfer of
power from tho States to the national
government. It mny nlso he ndded that
thero Is less need In tho South of laws
to restrict divorces than In any other
part of tho country. Besides, thero ap
pears no good reason why the national
government should do for tho States
what tho States can, If they will, bet
ter do for themselves. Tho States havo
no dllllculty In getting together on uni
form laws relating to money nffalrs;
so it would seem thcro Is no lusuner-
nblo obstaclo to their getting together
on n vital question or morals, much
tho soveral States ran agree to pro
tect tho banks, tho way Is open to an
agreement to protect tho homes. Tho
courtB of Delaware, according, to Mr.
Dike, nro forbidden to entertain a suit
for dlvorco for any catiso arising prior
to tho resldeneo of tho petitioner in
that State unless It were nlso a ground
for divorce In tho State where it arose.
The adoption of a similar law In all
tho States would effectually end tho
migrations for divorce. It would put
an end to tho rivalry for dlvorco fees
between tint Stntes which Induces so
much of tho liberality of tho laws. Hut,
nfter nil, public opinion Is tho great
power that not only can rentier divorce
odious, but Inlluenco laws against it.
Mr. Dlko calls upon tho churches to
get together. That would bo u good
example to tho States.
OLD EGYPTIAN LANQUAQEa
l'ortlicomlitK Dictionary Compiled by
llerllu Acnttciny of Hclcncca.
A brief dispatch from Hurlln conveys
Intelligence which will thrill the heart
of every scholar. It announces tho
near completion of Professor Krmnn's
monumental "Dictionary of tho An
cient Kgyptlan Languages," u work en
dowed by tlio Kaiser, compiled by tho
Horlln Academy of Sciences and aided
In no small degree by tlio best Ameri
can erudition. Professor Kruittu, tho
editor, Is easily tho foremost Kgyptolo
gist of the world, though ho has tolled
In n Held wherein there has been
friendly contention for many years
among the scholars of Primer, En
gland, (Jernumy, Italy and America,
says tlio Philadelphia Ledger.
Tho oldest records of the Kgyptlan
language date back to about II. O.
4000 and It dltt not tile out as a tongue
until about three centuries ago. Pro
fessor Krinatt's great book will, of
course, embrace Its long history and
tho many changes it underwent.
In one of his own published mono
graphs on the subject he shows how
tho language of tho old Kgyptlan em
pire wits no moro Intelligible to nil
Kgyptlan of the nineteenth dynasty,
for example, than lntlu would be to
tho nverago Italian of tho present day,
Ixmg after old Kgyptlan, the classical
tongue of tho old empire, had censed
to be spoken, It led an artlllclal life as
a learned language, playing much tho
same part ns Latin played In medieval
Kurope, and was regularly employed
for religious and monumental purposes
down to tho Itomnii period. Then fol
lowed tho middle Kgyptlan, represent
ing tin Intermediate stage between tho
language of tho old nud tlte new em
pire. In it most of the old forms and In
flections are retained, but some of tho
peculiarities of the later speech mako
their appearance, tills being tho Neo
Kgyptlan or popular language itbotit
It. 0. lfiOO-1000. It Is represented by
a number of papyri containing tales,
poems, letters nud legal documents.
Prom about H. 0. 700 to the Christian
era tho language of the Kgyptlan peo
ple was the demotic, about which com
paratively little Is known; and it wits
succeeded by the language of Christian
Kgypt, or Coptic, written In u modifica
tion of the (Ireek alphabet with tlio
addition of characters derived from tho
demotic As a spoken language It per
ished about 800 years ago, but is still
employed In the ritual of tho Coptic
church.
Getting married is n serious busi
ness; but many people are willing to
risk it.
I SPOKANE t
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J. D. BUCHANAN
Funeral Furnishings
Embalming and shipping a specialty
810 Illverslde Are
Tel, Main CSI
BfOKANK
WA8II
Cascade Steam Laundry
Goods Galled for and Deliv
ered to Any Part of the City
Phone Main 266. 911 Bridge Ave.
SPOKANE WASHINGTON
D. K. McDonald
Real Estate and Mortgage Loans
Write for price list or farms. Hoomso,7ana.
Wolrerton Mock, cor. Itlrerslde aud Mill.
SPOKANE, - - WASH.
THE
WARWICK
TURF EXCHANQE.
Telephone Main Ml. RvO Itlrenlde Ave.,Bpa
keine, Tool mild on alt Chicago and Now York
races, as well as all big ereni. Special wire
on nil nportlriK eTcntx. Out of town commla
lona from responsible partita received by tele
phone or telegraph and placed Immediately.
The Warwick Bar and drill -
Always In the lead In the matter ol lunch
eons, ahort orderi and wot g oodi.
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, WAIH.
. WW,'.fi
Wholesale and Retail
BREAD, ICE CREAM, PASTRY
SENGFELDER'S
Salesroom and Office S. II Howard Street
i Factory S. 207 to 213 Wuhlngton Street
Phone Main 306
We ship everywhere and anywhere
Spokane Bakery Oo.
B. L. GORDON
& COMPANY
WHOLE6ALB
QROCI3R
SPOKANE, - - WASH.
COKNtik MILL AND B. R.
For Fine, Up to Date Men's Fur
nisliings, go to
Youle Bros.
MEN'S
FURNISHERS
Telephone Main x8oo
508 Riverside Ave, Spokane, Wash,
f IDAHO ADVERTISING
$
Peasley Transfer Co.
Freight, Baggage, Furniture
Moving, Storage
Phone. 71 tojMslnSt. BOISlt, IDAHO
Lewiston Furniture and
Undertaking Co.
WIIOLrKSAUJ AND RETAIL
Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Lnct
Curtains, Portiers, Window Shades
Linoleums, Couches, Iron Beds,
Undertaking. -Telephone 821,
I. O. O. F. Building, E. Main St
LEWISTON, IDAHO
The Raymond
Lewiston, Idaho
Ii being Improved" In every wy
possible. The leading hotel in the
city. Commercial trade our spe
cialty, BDRDICK BROS. rrf ritUM
1 1
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THE CABU allOCEHY, .......
, T. Roland, Proprietor
Etanlsand Fsncr flrnceriei, WlnM
and Liquors lor family Uso.
ton North Twelfth St., cor. Kearney
rhotie Hood 314 1'ortTUttD, Oa
OTATK BANK OP IDAHO,
ivolser, Ualio.
CAPITAL, $50,000.
Edward Bhatmrsld,
President.
Chaa. J. Seliryn,
Cashier
Also has a branch nt Csmbrldge, Idaho. The
l'oopU's Dank. Solicits ) our business.
DtlUNZELL'S UXC1IA.VC1H
J. m. nnuNzr.LL it co., rrop.
Choicest Qualities ot
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A First Class Itesort
NAMPA
1DA1IC
E. K. SMITH
J. 0. BMITU
COSMOPOLITAN- BAR
smith Bum., 1'ropi.
Fine Wluti, Liquors and Cigars.
Opp. New Depot.
MAMPA, IDAHO
0. W, Ifooro, Prci. (loo. F. Rod way, Cashier
Peter Bonna, V-Pref, It. P. McAfee, Ant. "
First National bank
OF IDAHO
CAPITAL STOCK 1100,000
8URPI.Ua awn 1'ltOflXa 110,000
DIRECTORS
Prrsa Bosma ,- C. W. Moons
Cimklm IlmaoD Ijcomasd Loam
U. E. McCAltTT .
DOISO,
IDAHO
BAM OF NAMPA, Ltd.
CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.0.
Established 1M9. Dower Palace Hotel Bld'g.
FRED 0. MOCK, President
F. J. CONROY, VIce-PreMdent
C. It. 1I1CKKY, Caibter
FRANK JENKINSO.V, An't Cashier
NAMPA,
IDAHO
Boise Transfer I Storage Go.
11. M. Dell Diono
A-10
Ind. Phone
in Light and heavy haullag. Con
signments of freight left ia our
charge will receive prompt atten
tion. Storage at reasonable rata.
See that you give your baggage to
Boise Transfer 2 Storage Go.
South Tenth Street.
J. ItOSENIiUltO
ARUHUKA.COHN
Pocatello Mercantile Company
WHOLESALE
Wine, Liquor
AND
Cigar Merchants..
Pocatello, Idaho
Drink Old Fort 11 U Whiskey
Smoke Seuator ShoUp Cfgsrs
J.A.Murray.
freilJent.
D. W. St.nJroJ,
Vice I'rc.Uent
Win, A. Anthes,
Cashier
I.N. Anthes,
A.t. Cashier
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Pocutollo, liliiho.
POCATELLO,
IDAHO
E. D. HARRISON
THE JEWELER
Watches, Diamonds. Silverware and
Novelties. Wutchmakor "nil Jeweler.
Watch Inspector 0. 8. L. it. It., Poca
tello, Idaho. Tino Watch Repairing a
Sieejalty. Kyt i Tested Free.
POCATIJLLO,
IDAHO
Mai lory & Lydon
Livery, Feed aud
Sale Stable
C and Fourth Sts. Lewiston, Idaho
Call. Antwcrcd
U.y or.MtjIit
rhonej7
White Front Livery
AND CAB STABLKS
Blun.rJ, Fountain ek Eand.lt, Tropra,
LI5WIST0N, IDAHO
Lewiston Steam Laundry
94 Third St.
Telephone 2041
C. II. Schroeder, Manager
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Work
returned same day wheu ordered.
NORTH YAKIMA i
I
VT011TH YAKIMA FURNITURE CO.
Ruge, Carpctd, Draperies, Iron Beda,
Wall Taper, Etc.
Funeral Directing and Embalming-.
I'hono48l: Night I'hono 691.
123 Yakima Atenuo. North Yakima, Wah
YakSma Stables
II. L. TUCICCR, Prop.
Ft'no Turnouts at Short
Notice
Tot. 22. Cor. Front end A Sim.
NORTH YAKIMA, WASH.
MEADOW BROOK
CREAMERY
II. Q. WEINHTEIN COMPANY.
Manufacturers of
Fancy Creamery
BUTTER.
North Ynklma, Wash.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of North Yakima, Wash.
(No. StfS.)
Capital Stock. $50,000.00.
Surplus and Undivided Profit, $5 J, 569. J 7
Statement at Cloia of Duilnen, Sept. 15, 190
W. U. I.ADI), rrr,ldent.
C1IA8. CAlU'ENTEtt, VIM Pree.
W. U HTKINWEO, Cuhlcr.
A. IS. CLINK, Asit Caihler
READ'S
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Special orclern returned samo day.
Domestic finish or uloss.
No raw cdgcH on collars or cuffs.
Get acquainted with our methods.
Our Laundry Work Is the
Comfortable Fltable, Wearing Kind.
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FIRST AND A STRBIiTS,
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It South Second t.
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E, L. SESSIONS,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
.Complete lint of burial caiei, catkiti, robae,
ulu, wrapper and ihoei.
Embalming aud ihlptn( of bodice a ipeclal
r-
Thone 523. North Yaldnu, Vaah.
J
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-ITT C. WENTWORTH.
N. P. LUNCH ROOM.
Kllemburg, Washington.
All Trains Stay. 10 Minutes for Lunch
TCTLLKNSDURO BTKAM LAUNDRY.
BIIAT8WKU. A HAVEN.
I'atronli a Home Induitrj.
Uoode Called for and Deltrered
TELEPHONE RED 151.
J. U. SMITIISOK, r-reildent.
C. II. STEWART, Vice TroiMent.
U. W. JOUN30NE, Caihler
WASHINGTON STATE UK
ELLEHSBURQ, WASH.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Furth. C. J. Lord. J. II, bnlthaoo,
C. II. Stewart. Joe. 8torenan. C.W.Jobntone
pAFE ANN OAKERY. Telephone 131
HUOH HAMILTON.
Birthday and Wedding Cakei arttttlealljr
ornameuted.
509 to 577 Twelfth Street.
Bet. Jefferson and CUr Sts. Oakland, Cal,
PEOPLES EXPRESS CO.
412-418 Ninth Street, Oakland.
Cal. Phone Main 325.
No extra charge for checking
baggage at hotels and residences.
uur agents are on tnc trains, aiso
an agent at Sixteenth St. Station.
All baggage delivered promptly,
Mesmer Smith Co.
1118.26 Washiagtoa St., Oakland.
Headquarter (or
Men's Underwear,
Hats, Overshlrts,
Neckwear, Etc.
Footwear for All.
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THREE TRAINS to tho EAST DAILY
Through Pullman Standard ana Tourist
i1cetiltiKcnrrdalljrtoOmaha,i;hlcago,8pokKtioi
Tourist slreplng cars dally to Kansas City;
Through Pullman Tourist sleeping cam (per
sonally conducted! wrokly to Chlrngo, Kansas
City, bt. Louis and Memphis) reclining chair
cars (teats tree) to tho East dally.
TIME SCHEDULES
Portland, Ot.
DirABT
AkRIVI
Chicago
rnrtland
Special
1:20 a. m.
via
Huntington.
Ealt lAke, Denver,
Ft. Worth.Omaha,
Kansas City, St.
Louls.Chtcagoand
East.
4:30 p.m.
AtUntlo
Express
till p.m.
via
Huntington.
Bt. Paul Fast Mall.
10:30 a.m.
Et. Paul
Fast Mali
e;Wp. m.'
Tla
Bpoksne
AtUntlo Express.
7:Ua.m.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
MIOM l'OUTLAMU.
I XX) p.M.
All tailing dates
subject to change
fer Ban Francisco
Call etery A daya
e;C0p,tB,
Daily,
Kx.Hunday
S'.uuc.m.
Saturday
lu:w p. in.
Ctlumkll Rlrtr
itismtri.
To Astoria and Way
Landings.
8.00 p.m.
Kz. Sunday
e:4sa.m.
lion., Wed.
andFrl.
Vfllltmtlle Rlttr.
Salem. Indonen.
3:80 p. m.
Tues., Thu.,
Bat.
dence, Corvallls
and waylaudlngs.
7:00 a.m.
Tuts.. Thur.
aud Bab
Yimhlll Rlttr.
4:1)0 p.m.
Hon.. Wed.
and FrL
Oregon City, Darton
auu wayiauuiugs.
Lr. Rtparla
4:06 a. m.
Dally except
Saturday
Sntkt RUer.
Rlparla ta Lawlston
Lv.Lewlston
S:00 a. m.
Dally except
Friday.
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or
C. YY. BT1NOKR, City Ticket Agent,
Third aud Washington Streets.
THE SIGN
OF
THE
BEST
OVERLAND
TRAINS
DAILY
3
3
The North Coast Limited
ELECTRIC LIGHTS,
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In fact nn tip-to-Jnto train, and tlio
beauty of It all in tlio fiu't that It
does not cost you any more to
trawl on this train than it
tloou on any other. Try
it and your verdict
will Ihj.it is tho
Crack Train of Them All
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant Qeneral Passenger Agent,
353 morrison at., cor. Third,
Portland, Oregon.
SHORTEST
QUICKEST
aRpE323t ffi k
The .hortcat lino is not always the quickest-nor is tlte quickest
lino always tlio shortest.
TholtolingioiiHoutotoiho Southeast is both. It is shorter
AND quicker than any other line from the Northwest to Omaha, Kan
sas City, St. Louis, and EYEUYWHEKE beyond.
Tho sfTll!''"8 " U i8thi8! You don't change cars.
Tho St. Louis Special runs through to Kansas City without change.
Only ono change to Omaha, Denver and St. Louis. 8
!'' SnJ lD'00."omce.o( connect-
ffMHMH
HHI
R.
OO Third
nv RAIL ANDWATKK.
ASIORM&COLM
n RIVER RAILROAD CO.
I hmw Ti
WITH
THROUGH PARLOR CARS
IIGTWKEN
Portland, Astoria Seaside
Leaves
UNtON DEI'OT
Arrives.
Dally
8:00 a.m.
or junrger. itain.
Icr, (,'luis lean lo
WiBllmrt. Cllflnn.
Daily.
11:10 a. m.
Astoria, nnrrcn
ton. I'lnvcl. (lour
hart Turk and Sea
side.
Astoria A Fcnshore
Kxjiress Dally.
Astoria Kxpress
Dally.
7iC0p. m.
9:10 p. m.
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found nloiiK tho lino of tho
Denver & ltlo Grande Railroad,
tho latter at tho St. Louin
World's Fair. Your trip will
bo ono of pleasure make the
most of it. For information
and illustrated literature write
W. C. McBRIDE, Ocncral Agent
PORTLAND, OREGON
uAs the
Crow Flies"
.The shortest lino between Mln
nenpollH. St. Fatil aud Chicago is
the route of tho fatuous
North
western Limited
The Trnln for Comfort"
Every night in the year
Hc(oro starting on trip no matter
where wrlto for liiterestliifr Inform.
tlou about comfortable travcllliK.
II. L.HISI,KIt. (Icn'l Agent,
1JJ Third Htreet, i'ortland, Oregon.
T W.TKASIIALK,
(lenoral I'nMenger Agent,
St. l'aul, Minn.
Ask the Agent for
T I C K B T aS.
VIA
To Spokane,
St. Pair , Minneapolis, Dulutlu
Clt cago, St. Louis
and All Points Oast and South.
2 OVERLAND TRANS DAILY y
The Flyer and the Fast Mail Jmf
Splendid Servico Up-to-date Equipment
Cotirteou Employes
Daylight trip aeross tlio Cascade and
Rocky Mountains.
For Tickets, rates, folders and full infor
mation call on or nddress
M. DICKSON, C. T. A.
ill Third Street, PORTLAND
s. a. YERKES, a. W. P. A.
OIS I trst Avenue, SEATTLE, WASH.
AND
W. FOSTER,
TICKET AQENT.
strt, PORTLAND
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