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E8TINQ ITEM8.
Comments nnd CrltlcUma Dnaed Upon
the Happening of tu Dar-IIUtori-cal
and New Note.
A genius is Just nn ordinary man
with kinks in Lis mind.
Woman's inhumanity to man makes
countless lawyers hnppy.
Aftor a man leaves tho marringo
altar it's a case of boss or bo bossed.
Thoro is nothing in tho theatrical
lino that can draw like a murder trial.
Ono-hnlf tho world doesn't seem to
caro whether tho othor half Uvos or
not
'
When s man Is contont with what
ho is, ho is never content with what
he has.
Some men think they are philan
thropic when they give back what
they have stolon.
A girl may bo ablo to poso as an
angel during courtship, but aftor mar
ringo sho sheds her wings.
Tho Mormon church is spoken of as
a groat religious trust Doos tho chair
boar a motion to strlko out tho word
"religious"?
In tho last census of India ono man
giivo his sourco of lncomo as "begging
from rolativos." That's tho hardest
.work thoro is.
If a "cood" of Cornoll kisses n man
tt will cost hor f 2. Still, with reason
able restraint, sho can dodgo tho lino
by lotting the man do all tho kissing.
Marringo may bo a civil contract,
but somo pooplo certainly bohavo in a
Tory uncivil manner, aftor tho con
tract has boon duly signed and scal
ed. In proof of Prof. Coo's assertion that
baseball is a part of tho rollgious llfo
of a boy, it is only necessary to point
to tho career of tho Itev. William Bun
day. Tho survivors of tho Variag and
Korlots havo shaken hands with their
csar, and doubtless aro convinced that
no higher oarthly glory can possibly
come to thorn. .
Tho mothor of ten children may bo
considered a bottor citizen than hor
husband, providing sho doos not glvo
tho country a Nledcrinolor, a Marx, or
a Van Dine. High authority to tho
contrary, It Is purely a question of
quality, not of numbers.
Pity tho poor Drlton with an In
come T Tho tax gathoror continues to
boar down heavily on htm. A year
ego his tax was reduced from 15 peuco
In tho pound to 11 penco. Now a penny
Is addod again. That Is to say, R per
cent of a Briton's lncomo must bo
handed over to tho govommont In tlmo
of peace.
Colonel nigginson, In a recent mngn
, sine article, speaks of tho Houso of
Lords as a sot of brakes not whoels
In tho practical action of tho British
govornmont Not only logislatlvo
bodios, but mothods of procoduro and
persons, may bo divided Into whcols
and brakes; and tho scrvlco porfonncd
by ono and tho othor Is almost oquully
useful.
"Whon Adam dolved nnd Evo span,"
runs tho old lino. Now tho conditions
aro rove mod. Tho son of Adam
learns In school to sow and darn, and
tho daughter of Evo has ndoptod dig
sing as a profession. Bomo exceed
ingly Interesting nnd Important arch
eologtcal dlscovotios havo lately been
made In Oroto by a young Boston wo
man, a graduate of Smith Collego,
who has boon working for tho Ameri
can Exploration Society. Her prin
cipal achievement Is tho dlscovory of
tho town of Gourmed, which consists
of a small pnlnco, with Ha surround
ing courts and numerous housos. Au
thorities fix tho dato as about sixteen
hundrod years boforo Christ, and pro
nounce It the bcHt proHorvod town
known to archcologists of tho prcsont
day.
A DrltlBh visitor in Bt. Louis Is
quotod with imtuutnklug accuracy as
expressing ono vlow of American
uowspapors that la Interesting If not
entirely now. "Tho American nows
papers," ho Is reportod as saying, "aro
a groat powor for good, but thoy treat
criminals too woll. Why, thoy mako
'croos of Uio bloody burglars, murdor
ers and such. Thoy inuko such 'crocs
of 'out Unit others aro led to commit
crlmo so tho papers will mako 'ernes
of 'em too." This humblo but frank
criticism will bo recognized as nut
without causo, but wo must emphati
cally call for Homo effort on tho part
of foreigners, bo they highly educated
or not, to distinguish between tho
kinds of American newspapers. Bomo
do not mako "'croW' of criminals,
while somo do. Papers that havo un
olomont of readout who think n train
robber Is a ". 'oro" naturally piny to
tholr audlouccs. Tho bigger tho head
lino and tho stronger tho details In
rotation to crlmo tho moro uncultured
and uninformed tho renders of that
paper. By their prints shall yo know
them.
"I know mon nnd women," said
Tho. A. Edison tho other duy, "who
aro food drunk all tho tlmo." "Food
drunk" Is a now term. But It ex
urease an Idea that Is old. It de
scribes a condition that is notorious,
Pow of us Indeed but know pooplo who
are constantly gorged with food, with
the result that their Intellects aro bo
f clouded and their bodios benumbed
Just aa truly as If tho oxcess had beon
liquid Instead of solid. Tho man who
baa his stomach full of food Is moro
or Icm stupotled. Ills mind and mus
cles work reluctantly and sluggishly.
U faculties are dullod and his feel
lags deadened. Ills condition differs
only la degree from that of the man
drunk with alcohol or of the snake
that to gorged. It U common say
tag that If you are going to ask a
fa r of a mau first feed him well,
fbUeaepa to good. Tfce "jreU-
fed" man Is In condition to grant any
thing rather than dispute about it Ho
will not question or deny or haggle.
Tnko anything from him but his re
pose, and ho will not object. Every
ono has experienced tho mental dis
turbance produced by occasional over
eating. It Is easy to see that tho man
who Is continually gorged is continual
ly off his mental balance. And If tho
proportion of us who continually gorgo
wcro actually known we would no
doubt be amazed and dtsmnyed. That
tho rich aro continually tempted by
dishes that tickle the palate seems to
afford Rome llttlo excuse In that direc
tion. But those who havo specially ob
served unnnlmously declnro thnt tho
most of the overeating U among tho
poor. Thoro tho stomach Is overload
ed with unasslmllablo stuff In order
that the, necessary nutrition may , bo
gained. It Is quite posnioio uini wo mi
might llvo comfortably and better than
wo do now on half what tho avorago
man now consumes.
Ono of the things which marked the
lato Sonntor Ilnnna as a man of strong
Individuality was his consistent belief
In tho practical valuo of tho work done
by tho Salvation Army. Though his
gifts to tho army were without osten
tation ho did not hcsltnto to publicly
proclaim his sympathy with tho pur
poses and alms of tho organization. lie
advocated Its cause upon ovory suit
ablo occasion. Being n hard-hoadod
business man, it is roasonablo to as
sumo that Senator Hanna familiarized
himself with tho nnturo nnd scopo of
tho nrmy's work beforo giving It such
unqualified support. A fenturo of tho
work which particularly appealed to
Sonator Haniin and which enlisted his
nctlvo support was tho "farm colony"
system which tho nrmy inaugurated
many years ago and which has spread
into many lands. Tho bill to create a
colonization bureau, which was to havo
boon Introduced boforo Congross uy
Sonator Hanna, proposes a method
whoroby tho Government may apply
tho plans and experience of tho Sal
vation Army in putting actual sottlors
upon Its irrigated lands. Whothor
such a colonizing plan, under Govern
mont direction, would bo practical or
not. tlio moasuro sorvos to call public
attention to tho success of tho anny'a
farm colonies nnd their romnrkablo
growth In this nnd othor countries. Tho
primary purpono, of courso, Is to ro
llovo tho congested districts of tho
largor cltlos by attracting families to
unoccupied lands and giving thorn an
opportunity to becomo homo ownors
undor favorablo conditions. Tho object
of tho Salvation Army colony Is not
to gathor a group of cranks or ndhcr
ents of somo particular socialistic or
rollgious crcod, nor Is it tho purposo to
croato n strictly farming population.
Tho nrmy starts a family on a ton or
twenty aero tract with a cottago, a
team, agricultural Implements and
seeds. It advances all this and somo
monoy besides. Tho settlor pays It all
back In tlireo or four years out of tho
oarnings from tho soil, nnd in tho
mcantlmo lins tho benefits that como
from living In an organized communi
ty. Farm colonies under tho super
vision of tho Salvation Army havo
been established in South Africa, Aus
tralia and England. In Ithodesln 3,000
acros havo been turned over to tho
army, and western Australia has sot
apart 20,000 acres for Its uso. In this
country tho army hns established farm
colonlos in California, Colorado and
Ohio. At Fort Amity, Colorado, tho
colony consists of 2,000 ncros, and Is
perhaps tho most successful Illustra
tion of tho army's plan for drafting tho
snrnlim itnmilntloll of tho larger cities
nnd onnbling it to got n ponnnnont hold
upon tho soil.
WHEN THE CURTAIN LIFTS.
Fen Victure of u Rummer liny, a lloat,
a Hod, u Muu, a Muld.
Scono A llttlo lake, deep-got among
tho hills, long and narrow, fringed with
lilies, tho water lying levol llko a shoot
of steel. Hack and forth along tho
northern end piles a sharp-nosed boat,
with scarce a wuko. Amidships, a
brown-nocked young collego lud In
bathing suit propels It, with an oasy
rotary motion of tho hands In alter
nate strokes, with barely a rlpplo. In
Uio bow, both small hands on tho gun
wales gripping In nervous tension, a
lovely girl of 10, hor dollcuto color
coming nnd going, her hnlr iiwuve, hor
eyes atlash with excitement, and In tho
storn a mlddlo-aged man whoso hair In
tho right light shows u touch of Iron
gray. In his hand arches n lly-rod of
split bnmboo, well back over his shoul
ders, Uio quivering tip darting In Ir
regular thrusts far ustern llko tho lun
ging beak uud serpentine throat of n
giant crnuo, pointing to whoro tho lino
Is weaving this way uud that In surg
ing tugs. Tho lake grows sullen. Dark,
white dimples show the IiIIIb, gray
mlBt Hhrouds them. Thoro Is u putter
of falling drops, largo ones, hero and
there. Hut tho rod keeps up Its lung
ing, tho lino is weaving to and fro.
Slowly the bamboo straightens, a bull
nocked fish sculls slowly in resentful,
rage, thou with n surgo and splash
darts back again. Still tho pliant crane
Keeps fast Its yielding urging, again
the Hull Is guided alongside Thoro Is
no not. Nathless, thoro Is a hand that
has been an expert frog-catohor in its
day, which gently hovers ready, grips
and swings Into tho bout, with a sin
gle motion, a barely three-pound pick
erel, so lightly hooked In tho cheek
that It seems not posslblo tho hook
could havo held through nil that striv
ing, granting, ns It did, to tho tlsli to
keep his noso well turned uwny from
the angle of tho pulling line. Hut hold
It did. And then tho ruin comes down
In very truth or wo nwnko to It nt
last and the boat perforco tiles shore
ward. I would that I could mako you see
It as I saw Itl lror It was n lifting of
tho curtain to Just tho sceeu that Will
iam ltluck dollghted In tho baro-anu-ed,
bare-legged gtlllo at tho ours, tho
delicately beautiful young American
girl In tho bow, and In tho stern tho
sumo old, yet nover old, lad In tho
hair of Iron-gray; and all In tho heart
of the hills, of tho gray mists, on tho
level of that sullen lake. Forest and
Btroam.
If tho girls can reach up high
enough to lower them, this U to In
form them thut pompadours will not
ba woni ao toll hereafter.
J
i SPOKANE
. D. BUCHANAN
Funeral Furnishings
Embalming and shipping a specialty
S10 niTeril Ja Are, Tel. Main est
8POKANB WABH
Cascade Steam Laundry
Goods Galled for and Deliv
ered to Any Pert of the City
Phone Main 286. Oil Bridge Ave.
SPOKANE WASHINGTON
D. K. McDonald
Real Estate and Mortgage Loans
f rlto for prlco Hit of Farmt. Rooms t, 7 and 8
Woherton Mock, cor. Hlrerilde and Mill.
SPOKANE, - - WASH.
THE
WARWICK
TURF EXCHANQE.
Telephone Mitln M4. 20 Rlrortld'a Avo.,Bpo
kano. Tool told on all Chicago and Now York
racet, at woll ai all big OTeuli. Special wire
on all Kpottingerenli. Out of town commit,
lont from rointlblo partlct racotvori bjr tele
phone or telegraph and placed linmodlatoljr.
Tho Warwick Bar and drill
Alwart in tho lead In the matter ol lunoh-
eont, thort otdert and wet goodt.
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,
SPOKANG, WASH.
V
TOoleub and Retail
BREAD, ICE CREAM, PASTRY
SENQFELDER'S
Salesroom and OfflteS. 11 Howard Street
Factory S. 307 to 213 WMhlntjtoa Street
Phone Mala 30
We ship everywhere and anywhere
Spokane Bakery Oo
B. L. GORDON
& COMPANY
WHOLESALES
QROCER8
SPOKANE, - - WASH.
CORNBK MILL AND R. R.
For Flue, Up to Date Men's Fur
nishings, go to
Youle Bros.
MEN'S
FURNISHERS
Telephone Main 1800
508 Rlvorsldo Avo, Spokane, Wash,
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1 IDAHO ADVERTISING I
Peasley Transfer Co.
Freight, Baggage, Furniture
Moving, Storage
Phone 71 (OJ Ulo St. BOI81!, IDAHO
Lewiston Furniture and
Undertaking Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Lnct
Curtains, Portlers, Window Shades
Linoleums, Couches, Iron Beds,
Undertaking. Telephone 821.
I. O. O. F. Building, E. Main St
LEWISTON, IDAHO
The Raymond
Lewiston, Idaho
Is being improved In every way
possible. The leading: hotel in the
cltv. Commercial trade out sdc
clalty.
auuucK aaoa, mtUtmrn
nAUHAnVFRTISINfii
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ILSfll IVSnLTI-ll IWIMW W
"HE CASU OIIOCEUY
fr, Roland, Proprietor
Marie and Fancy Orocorlci, Wlnee
and Llquort tor Family Uio.
WO North Twelfth Bt., cor. Kearney
Phone-Hood 214 Pobtlawd, Ob
OTATK BANK OP IDAHO.
Wolier, Idaho.
CAPITAL, $50,000.
Edward ShalnwMd, Chat. J. Belwyn,
Pmldont. Cash lor,
Alio hat a branch at Cambridge, Idaho. The
I'cople't Dank. Uollcltt your butlnoti.
OKUNZELL'8 EXCHANGE
J. M. URUNZELL A CO., Irop.
Cholcttt Qualltlce o(
Wines, Llquort and Cleat
A Flrtt Clatt Itetort
NAMTA IDAnC
E. B. SMITH
J. O. SMITH
COSMOPOLITAN BAR
smith linos., l'rope.
Fine Wlnei, Uquort and Cigars.
Opp. Now Depot.
MAMPA, IDAHO
C. W. Mooro, Prot. Geo. F.Ilodway, Cathlor
Peter Bonna, V-l'rci, It. K. McAfoo, Ant. "
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF IDAHO
CAPITAL BTOCK $100,000
BURPLUB AKD l'ltOPITU IO,000
DIRECTORS
Prran Bonn C. W. Hoobi
CBAHLM IIlMBOD LlOMABD LOOAM
M. K. McCabty
doisb,
IDAHO
BANKOFNAMPA,Ltd.
CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.00
XetablUhed UW. Donor Palace Hotel Bld'a.
PRRD 0. MOCK, rreetdent
F. J. CONROY, VIc-Preitdeat
C... 1UCKKY, Cathler
FRANK JKNK1NB0N, Aat't Catkler
NAMPA,
IDAHO
Boise Transfer & Storage Go.
It. M. Bell Phono Ind. Phone
A-10 IV
Light and htxry naUn;. Cos
eignmcaU of freight kit kt our
charge will receive ft eeapt atten
tion. Storage at retionable rAtes.
Sc that you give your kaggage to
ise Transfer S Storage Co.
South Tenth Street,
J.nOBKNllUKQ
AIIUHUK A. COUN
Pocatello Mercantile Company
WHOLESALE
Wine, Liquor
AND
Cigar Merchants..
Pocatello, Idaho
Drink Old Fort Hall Whttkey
moke Senator Bhoup Clears
J. A. Murray.
I'm (Jen t.
p. W. St.odfoJ.
Wan. A. Anthee,
Cathler
I.N.Aethet,
Attt. Cathler
vice frttideai
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ol Poofit-llo, Itiulio.
POCATELLO,
IDAHO
E. D. HARRISON
THEJEWELER
Watches. Diamonds. Sllverwnro nnil
VnvnUlnu Wftroliviiiilfnp nml .Inivnlar
Watch Inspector O. B. L. It. It., Pocn
tollo. Idaho. Fine Wntch Itopalring a
Specialty. Eyce Tcated Troo.
POCATELLO,
IDAHO
Mallory & Lydon
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stable
C and Fourth Sts. Lewiston, Idaho
Calls Antncrcd
Say or Night
rhonej7l
White Front Livery
AND CAB STABLES
BlnntrJ, Fountain' Kendall, Propra.
mwlSTOK, IDAHO
Lewiston Steam Laundry
4 Third St.
telephone 3041
I
C. H. Schroeder, Manager
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Work
returned same day when orderad.
nr KAIL AND WATKIt,
m
OREGON
Shoit Line
and union Pacific
THREE TRAINS to the EAST DAILY
Through Pullman Standard and Tourist
IcoplnBcartdallytoOmnha.OhlcnKO.Spokntiel
Through l'ullman Touritt tlccplni? care (per-
tonally conaucioai wcoKiy io wiraR", "'
City, 8t. Iiult and Memphis reclining chair 1
cart (acatt ireoj to me tail uauj.
Dtriar
TIME SCHEDIILEI
Pertltnd. Or.
Aaatvi
Chicago
Portland
Bpeclal
1120 a, m.
via
Huntington,
Bait lAke, Denver,
Ft. Worth, Omaha,
Kantat Cltr, St.
Ixuti,Chlcagoand
Xait.
4:30 p.m.
Atlantlo
Exprete
1 115 p.m.
yla
Huntington.
Bt. Paul Fatt Mall.
10 sJO a. m.
Bt. rani
fait Malt
CsW p.m.
via
Gpokane
Atlantlo Ezprctt.
7:t8a. m.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
VltOM l'OUTLANI),
IMp.tm.
All tailing datot
eubject to chango
For Ban Franclico
fcallerory 6 deri
o:C0p..
Bally
Kx. Sunday
8:(iup.m.
Baturday
lUidV p. m.
Columbia RUtr
iitamart.
ToAttorlaand Way
Lapdlugt.
8.00 p.m.
Kz. Sunday
:4Ra.m.
Wlllamelle River.
SiSOp. m,
Tuct.,Thu.,
Sat.
Won., Wed.
anaxri.
Salem. Indonon.
.I.nn. fV..wltf.
and way landing.
7:00 a.m.
Tun.. Thur.
and Sat.
Yamhill Rlttr.
4:80 p.m.
Mon., Wed.
andFrl.
Oregon City, Dnvton
auu nay tauuiugt.
Lt. niparla
4:04 a.m.
Dally except
Saturday
Snake Rlrer.
Illparla to Lewliton
Lv.Leirliton
8:00 a.m.
Dally except
f riuay.
A. L. CRAIQ,
General Pattenger Agent, Portland, Or
C. W. 8TlNOF.lt, City Ticket Agent.
Third and Wathlngton Street.
THE SIGN
OF
THE
BEST
OVERLAND
TRAINS
DAILY
3
3
The North Coast Limited
ELECTRIC LIGHTS,
ELECTRIC FANS,
STEAM HEATED,
SOLID VESTIBULED
In fact nn up-to-dato train, nnd tho
beauty of it all is tho fact that it
does not cost you any moro to
travel on this train tlmn it
does on nny other. Try
it nnd your vordiet
will bo, it is tho
Crack Train of Them All
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
355 Morrison St., cor. Third,
Portland, Oregon.
Hdrl
LOW EXCURSION RATES EAST
The Northern Pacific Railway Company will continue to sell
very low excursion tickets to the East and to the World's Fair
at St. Louis in June to October inclusive, and all tickets will
be good on the "NORTH COAST LIMITED" train as well
as on their other two daily trains. If you are planning a trip
East this year or to the Fair, full information can be had as to
dates of sale, rates, routes, etc., by calling on or addressing
A, D. CHARLTONy Assistant General Passenger Agent
255 Morrison Street,
"As the
Crow Flies"
Tho shortest lino between Min
neapolis, St. l'mil nnd Chicago is
tji5riij
tho route of tho famous
North
western Limited
"Tho Train for Comfort"
Every night in tho year
ncforotlnrllngon ft trln-nq rnnttor
whcrc-wrlto for Interesting Informa
tion about comfortable traveling.
II. I..SI8I.EK. Ocn'l Agent,
131 Third Street, Portland, Oregon.
T. W.TKASDALE,
Ocncrnl I'n.jcngor Agent,
St. Paul,. Minn.
nSBRMHTra
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KLTGHTFUL ROUTE
AYL101IT HIDE
VA'AY OltAGS
EEP CANONS
I A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
Sco Naturo, in nil lier glorious
beauty, nnd then tho nemo of
man's handiwork. Tho llrst is
found along tho lino of tho
Dcnvor ik ltio Grando Itailroad,
tho latter nt tlio St. IxuIh
World's Fair. Your trip will
bo ono of pleasure mako tho
most of it. For information
mid illustrated llteraturo wrlto
W. C. McBRIDE, acncral Agent
PORTLAND, OREQON
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER,
Will Icavo Portland, foot of Wathlngton St..
Sunday, Tuesday and Ihurtday evening at 4
o'clock, for t-auvlct lilaml, St. Helena, Caplei,
Deer Itlnnd, .Martini, Kalnma, h'eer City,'
Hauler, Mt.Cotlin, Mayger, Stella, Oak Point,
Freemam, Maiiianlllo.Clattkanle and all way
landing,
SHORTEST
QUICKEST
Tlio shortest lino is not always tho quickest nor is tho quickest
lino always tho shortest.
Tho Burlington Routo to tlio Southeast is both. It is Rhortor
AND quicker than nny other lino from tho Northwest to Omaha, Kan
sas City, St. Louis, nnd EVERYWHERE beyond.
Another good thing about it iaihis: You don't chanRO cars.
Tho St. Louis Special runs through to Kansas City without chango.
Only ono chango to Omaha, Dcnvor and St. Louis.
Tlckett, hertht, and Information, at oflleet of connect
ing Unci, or from
R.
IOO Third
corner Third,
gj
STQR1A & GQLUMBI&
RIVER RAILROAD CO.
WITH
THROUGH PARLOR CARS
I1ETWKKN
Portland, Astoria g JSeaside
Leaves
UNION DRrOT
Arrlvct.
For Maygcra. Hnln
icr,01utaKnnl Wctport, (Ulftnn,
Aatorift, Wnrron.
ton, Klnvcl, Oenr.
hart Park and Sen
tide. Atlorla t Scnthoro
Kxprctt Dally.
Atlorla Kxprctt
Dallyj
Dally
8:00 b. m.
Dally.
11:10 a. m.
7:00 p.m.
0:40 p. m.
C.A.9TKWAHT, .. . J,,9'iIA-ViP'.
Comm'l Agt., il8 Alder fit O. F. & P. A.
Telophone Main POfl.
Ask the Agent for
T I O K B T S
VIA
To Spokane,
St. Pau , Minneapolis, Duluth,
Cli cago, St. Louis
and All Points East and South.
2 OVERLAND TRANS DAILY
Tho Flyer and tho Fast Mall 6r
Splendid Scrviro Up-to-dnto Equipment.
Courtco u Employes
Daylight trip ncross tho Cnsendo nnd.
llocky Mountnlus.
For Tiekets. rntcs, folders nnd full infor
mation call on or address
H. DICKSON, C. T. A.
122 Third Street, PORTLAND
S. a. YERKES, a. V. F. A-
612 llrst Avenue, SUATTLU, WASH.
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STGAMURS
"1IAII.KV OATZKIIT" "DAI.I.KS CITY"
HEUU1.ATOU" MKTLAKO"
Connecting at I.yle, Wath., with
Columbia River & Northern Railway Co
l'Oll
Wahklacut. Daly, Coutorvllle, Ooldcndalo and
all Klickitat Valley polntt.
Steamer leavct Portland dally (except Bun
day) 7 a. m., connecting with C. It. & N. train
at Lylo 8:15 p. m. for Uuldendale. Train ar
rlveaOeldendalc, 7:aS p. in. Utcamor arrlvee
Thol)allct6:aup. m.
Steamer lenvet Tho Pallci dally (oxcept Sun
day) 7:C0 a. in.
O.K. AN. tralnt leaving Ooldondale (I:1S a.
m. connccti with thltitcamerfor Portland, ar
riving Portland 8 p. m.
Kxcellont tncalt terved on all itcamert. llno
accommodntlont for tcamt and vragont.
Fordetalled Information of ralet, horth rct
ervatlont, connection!, etc., write or call on
noarett agent. M.C.Campbell,
(len. olllco, Portland, Or. Manager.
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