The Hillsboro argus., August 16, 1906, Image 2

MUlSSOKO AROUS. AdfiUAjl, 90 -
Entered at the Post-office at HtiUooro,
Oregon, ai eecond-clasa mall matter.
LUCIUS A. liOMO, Editor.
County Official Paper
Subscription: Ons Dollar per Annum.
Usaed Every ,Thrday
-BY-
leONQ McKIMNBT
OUR OPPORTUNltt
Washington county
is IMdlDf . ID
bint.
dairy production, every county in
the state of Oregon. Six yean ago -
she was in the eiehth place. Two
. l i-vi:v.j
condensers nave oeen awiaviMieueu i
and Ueee nave encouraged dui
production and raising
and raising oi dairy
etock. Washington county is one
i
of the beet-watered in the North
vest and is especially adapted to
dairying. We are close to the
Portland nmket. Our farmers can
sell milk to the condensers or sell
their cream ia Portland, snd the
market for this sort of product is
unlimited. Portland will grow im
mensely in the future, thus enlarg
ing the local market; our timber
resources to the north and west are
to be exploited as never before
This will contribute to demand of
dairy products, All these things
should be considered by Washing'
ton county farmers, and they
does not rob soil fertility like other
branches of agriculture.
n... f. ;mr.,v.
inents lays along the line oi dairy
ing, and we should take advantage
of it.
Butter, cream and milk are al
ways staple. Dairy farms are al
ways more fertile than grain farms,
because a larger percentage ot ele.
mental fertiliser goes back to the
soil.
Ten years from now Portland's
suburbs will extend into Washing
ton county. Many rortland peo
ple will live here and at. Forest
Grove. Portland will have double
its present populationand the
eons of toil should prepare to meet
conditions that mean wealth and
this means more dairying.
With a popular demand all over
the U. S. for tariff revision as a
trust curber we find but one state-
an agricultural state with repub
licans declaring in a platform that
we should have this kind of legis
lation. Strange to say, this comes
from a state that is servilely repub
lican. Anent this declaration we
find that the campaign eteeren
have submitted a campaign book
for the coming Fall elections, and
it is full of etand-pattiem, and their
oheieance to the trusts has secured
the endorsement of the president
himself. This was done because
they went to the president and
told him that any surrender to the
demand of progressive republicans,
on the tariff question, would mean
democratic success at the elections.
By the time the next presidential
election we mav see "thincs doine "
election we may see things doing,
out it is naraiy proDaoie. ine
it is
party that stays with the big cor
poraiioDB at critical times is a
power in the land. And, if by
chance, the democrats show that
they are right we will go back to
the cry ol the "bloody shirt" and
beat them on tbat platform
. A Milwaukee Avenue banker steals
over a million from his inttution and
leaves for parts unknown. He leaves a
lot of poor depositors and many families
will be reduced to want through his
theft. If we bad a law for hanging sucb
men we would have less bank looting.
When Tillamook is connected with
the outside world you will see another
famous Summer resort built on the Pa
cific. The beauty of Tillamook beach!
will be extolled all over the Northwest
,nd it will be the most quickly reached
of any of our watering places.
Joe Cannon's presidential boom seems
to have blown out at the breech and lost
the firing pin. Joe is now cavorting
around Indiada, telling the farmers that
it is good to be bound, gagged and rob
bed. Uncle Joe is actually one of the
most subservient corporation tools in
either bouse or Congress, and, at the
same time, he poses sccesafully as a
atatesuian of the Lincoln type. Honest
Old Abe would turn in bis grave if he
thought people were taking the twaddle
about Joe seriously.
Special Prosecutor Heney has returned
from California, and will again take up
the land fraud cases, District Attorney
Bristol having prosecuted with fidelty
and success during his absence. One
prominent polician recently said there
was no use for lengthy trials "Just call
them up, state the indictment, and let
the jury turn in its verdict of guilty,
Headquarters for all kinds of
agricultural implements, wagons
and buggies, shipped direct from
the faotory, and sold below Port
laud prices. Schulmerich Bros.
TED'S GHOST
PARTY
By CEARLES FRLCNAN
C.ntTv'. JH ( K. t'. rurft
Johu Klliseiu slowly descended from
tu carriage ami turued lowara in
house. H walke.l slowly ami with
the bearing of a niau utterly dejected.
Nettie, watebiug blm from the verau-
(la. dropped her work ami ran toward
Was It any nctter uniayr sue
asked auxiously. llor father shook hla
L
-The -y force went out when they
came to work
. llt oVKok
lkll corning.
"iwt you think that led could
hiit7" mi meaner, tit: a,ww wr
nieu ao well."
-I told Ita.vm.mil that I would not
have bliu about the works Huii. said
the aid man bitterly. "Have you
broken your pledge?"
I hare uot seen him since that
nlirht." she declared, "but 1 lo think
be could do vou so much ;mo1. father."
Ellison pushed her aside with gentle
roughness aud tased on up the walk.
Nettle looked after him for a uiouieul.
then, with a sigh, followed the bowed
Blture Into the house.
When the big contract had come.
there had beeu tumii jululatiou. It
w not alone that the completion of
the contract meant a larse sum of J
money: It was the work that Hie suc
cessful termination of this Job would
bring.
Tbeu Ted Kayuiond. head ilrafts- !
man lu the pattei.i room, uau asaeu
for Nettle's hand and had beeu re
Un dismissed, aud siuce then every-
thin had seemed to go wrong.
There had been a strike of the work-
lil THI WREATHS OP SMOK.K FLOATED THI
DEAD KU!MEEK 1MAOK.
replaced with new men the newcom
er had refused to remain in the plant.
declaring it to be haunted.
The engineer employed to replace
the striker had disappeared after the
fin,t UigUts work, aud it was declared
that he had been thrown iuto the fur
nace.
Night after night hi phantom form
could lie seen hovering In the smoke
aud steam fruni the stack aud exhaust
pipes, and no umu dared remain, the
fear of the night shift coiumuuicatiug
Itself to the day force.
Raymond always bail a good influence
over tlie men. aud Nettie felt certain
that lie would be able to adjust mat
ters, but she had given her pledge not
even to speak to him. and she could not
urge blm to take up
It was late thnt night and Nettle was
combing ber hair wheu there came a
gentle tap ou tlie door, and she opened
it to admit ber father, rihe was shock
ed at the change that had come over
blm In the few hours since dinner. His
face was seamed with furrows aud his
form stooped with care.
I have been thinking over what you
said," be began without preface as she
assisted him to a chair. "1 do not want
to break my word, but absolute ruin
stares me In the face. If Raymond can
stop this fear of the supernatural In the
men I will take back what I said and
accept blm as my sou-in-law. Will you
send blm to me lu the moruliig'
Are things as bad as that?" she
asked. Ellison nodded.
"Unless I cau obtain a perniutieut
force by the end of the week," he said,
"it will be Impossible to complete this
contract lu time,
And this is only Tuesday," she
mused. "Ted can do it."
Ellison went away comforted. Apart
from what he termed his presumption,
he liked the man with his clean cut In
cisive manner and quick com prehen
sion. Somehow he felt that herein lay
bis solution.
The next day there was consternation
in the strikers' camp. The pickets rip
ported that Ted had beeu made super
intendent of the works. They liked
him. but also they feared him.
Hist night gave Ted his first view
of the specter. He remained with the
night shift, and shortly after mldulght
there was a cry of alarm in the yard,
and be rushed out to find the men all
staring at the huge smokestack.
There In the swirling wreaths of
smoke floated the dead engineer's Im
age. Once or twice the specter van
ished, only to reappear again, and for
twenty minutes the men stared. Then,
as If moved by a single Impulse, they
weut to their lockers, and au hour
later Ted and the old watchmun were
left alone lu the yard.
The day shift weut to work, as usual,
but It was not long before the men
grew uneasy. There were no apparl
tlous In the daytime, but they felt
nervous at the thought that the spirit
of the murdered mau hovered over the
works.
At the noon hour they talked it over,
snd when the whistle blew for the re
turn to work they weut to the pfflcejo
mm
We hv just received oUr stocK of
Men's and Boys'
Hats and Caps
We have one of the most Complete lines ever shown
in Hillsboro. New Shapes. New Colors. No old stock.
Every hat is new and in styles that are up-to-the-minute.
See our line before buying'.
THE L Hi HOYT CO.
Hillsboro. Oregon '"
body. They louud Ted busy with
s ane bits of glass iDvered wltb red
I ilnt. Ole looked up as the spoka-
n.au eutered. I
Better make It snort." he said quiet
ly. "I suppose you do not want to
keep ou working lb a haunted foun
dry." '
That's right deilared Uit leader.
"We eau t stand It."
Think you can hold out through the
afteruoou?" he asked. "We are going
to give a little ghost party tonight
Keep at It until knock-off time comea.
aud the two shifta will bavt auppac
together."
Won't that ghost tm arouad w-
uichtr deuiunded the leader auspi
ciously. "It may be all fooUihneaa,
but you saw It yourself last ulght
"1 boe to again this evening,' he
said. 'That Is where the fun will
come. Like to net gnoai younmi w
nlght?"
Something In Ted'a manner con
vinced the committee. The uicubara
went out Into the yard aud advised a
return to work. All the afternoon
there was an evident dislike of going
Into dark corners aloue, and the engi
neer shivered every time the draft
made the furnace roar, but they all
stuck to the work and shared In ths
party at 6 o'clock.
It will be dark enough Dy to
have the party," declared Ted. "Wbea
the whistle blows come Into the yard
and don't be afraid."
Just before 9 Nettie aud her father
came wnirnug up, auu a iw mm
utes later the whistle blew Its sum
mons. The men trooped Into the yard
and gathered about in little knots,
whispering to themselves. Presently
from the stack there aroae a dense
white smoke, aud almost Immediately
the ghost of the dead engineer ap
peared. With a cry the men drew to
gether, and a moment later Madison,
- . ?
tllB siKAesmaB of the morning, came
toward Ted,
"The lioys want to know If you sre
golug to keeji your word," h said
roughly. "You said you was going to
III that ghost."
"So I am," said Ted evenly. "I said,
too, that I was going to make a stoat
of you. I.ook up."
With a shriek Madison fell to the
ground, writhing lu terror. There In
the smoke wreaths was bis own face.
Ted's face followed and lu turn a
dozen of the others. Then the light
died away and Ted mounted the steps
of the ofhVe.
"Boys," he said In a voSj-e tbat pene
trated every part of the yard, "I prom
ise,! y.yj that I uouLJ lay that ghost.
I think I huve done so. It was a clever
stage trick. The strikers are uslnf
Juiies' hall across the street for their
meetings. You can see that the tower
Is about level with the stack. W
fresh coal was put on and the smoke
was heavy It acted as a screen for a
magic lantern lu tlie tower. Tbat was
ull there was to It. When they went
up to work the lantern tonight I bsd
the police there to catch them, and my
own man worked tbe lantern for this
little seance. One of the men they
caught was the engineer himself, He
Is uo more dead than I am. Are you
satisfied to go back to work? W have
a big contract, aud I want to know
that you boys will stick."
"You bet we will!" came tbe chorus,
and Ted turned to Nettle.
"Let's go over to the house aud have
our own celebration," be suggested.
A Carious ltak.
Oue frequently comes across curious
epitaphs, but we have never before
heard of thut useful and necessar;
kit. lieu requisite, the "dripping pan,"
figuring upon a tombstone. The fol
lowing curious Hues, however, are to
be found In Woodlttou churchyard,
near Newmarket, and let Into tbe bead
of the stone is a dripping pan:
To the Memory of William Simons, whs
SU-tl March 1, 1753. Ased eighty yaars.
Here lies my corpse who was ths man
That loved a sop In drlppln pan
But now bellevs me I am dead
See here the pan stands at my hsef
Still (or sop to the last I cried
But could not eat and so I dl4
, My neltfhtors they perhaps nay lauaw
iiw UC7 do read my epitaph.
i'astminster Oasstta.
E FALL STYLES
11U READY
Why J Jin , 1 lent StucI
A Pin Into Mr. Molai.
'J'
OHN HKXKY." said Mr. Sterllug-
worth severely to bis sou as lie
led aim by the right ear Iuto n
room lu the rer of the home, "your
mother tells me that you stuck a plu
Into Mr. Molar wheu he was here UiU
afteruoou railing uihmi your sister u I
that he Jumped up aud left the bouac,
declaring that he would never call her
again." ' - ,
Johu Heury nodded.
"You aeem lo have the facta, pupa,"
he said.
"Before I thrash you within an uwli
of your life, my sou," Mr. Sterling
worth weut ou s he reached for his
cane, "let nie aay that this whipping
will hurt you considerably more thaa It
will hurt me."'" ' .
"I know ths." said John Heury, with
heroic fortitude ,
"1 also wish to know," Mr. Sterling
worth said, "before I liegiu what pos
sessed you to act lu so shameful a
manner and to drive away the only
bean that Ethel has had lu two years.
Now, tell me."
"Well, Mr. Molar la s dentist, sud"-
"Oo on. sir."
"I will, papa, l-l"-
"You you'W
"I asked him If be was a painless
dentist and be said he was, but I
wasn't sure, and so I thought I'd ei
perlnient. I don't believe he's painless
at all, papa, for be yelled."
"That will do, my son," Interrupted
Mr. Hterllngwortb. "This won't be s
painless thrashing either."
Then be weut (o work, aud there Is
reason to believe tbat It wasn't.-Tlt-
Blts.
She Kacw Better.
After the performance It was oue of
those rattllug roof garden shows the
pretty new recruit went up to the man
sger for bis verdict.
"Well, what do you think of uieV
she ssked.
"Great!" cried tbe manager. "You
made a bit."
"And bow did I lookr she ventured,
aglow with Inward triumph.
Htunulug! You were tbe prettiest
girl In the chorus. Come out aud have
sapper with me."
Tbe fair recruit blushed. "I know
better," she said.
"What! You deny that you're the
prettiest"-
"No, no," she broke In. "I mean tint
I know better than to take supper wl;h
you. .But I'll go Just the same."
Youug's Magazine.
veriMked Oae Put ! It.
The rector's little daughter did not
appear to be wholly satisfied.
"Why, dear," said ber mother, "don't
you remember you prayed the other
night for a brown collie dog? Well,
here It Is."
"Yes," pouted tbe little girl, "hut 1
prayed for a brass collar aud chain
too." Chicago Tribune.
Tee Mvelr Vmr Ceaslevt.
Deaeou Lucas-Wbat fer did they
dun discharged Pabsou Bhouter?
Wasn't his sermons lively euuff?
Deacon Smlth-Dafs de trouble.
lf wus too lively, Pahson dun
aswud de pulpit en yell so Oat nobody
could get er wink ob sleep.de whole
l-roebie Chisftsiu,
SUMMONS
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K. U Wllh.iHt'irrud
10 r.. 1 vt uniiii, the atiove lumr.l de
fendant;
In Hie uauMMif the Statu of Oregon vu
are hereby commanded to npiwur In the
above entitled i-anm, on or hrfurn tiieei
piration of six cvk tnmi the ilsii- of the
hint piiliiii-Mliuii of Ihin iimuiiii. tlie l'ir!
publication thereof being on the .'stu dav
of June, I'M!, tn-wit- On or Ixilnre tli
liltll day of AugiiM. lHOlt, slid sniwrr thf
complaint thrrviu nlnl stfaiiiat vou. And
you will pttnuw tske iiotu e llinl it' you Ini
to so spiiear and simwcr said eoiiiiiluutl
the pUintitf will apply to the Court for
the rvlii'I prayed lor 111 lo r foiimlmnl, 1,1
wit: Kr a decree dl-olvlnc Hit marriage
and luairlniis lonlrsi't mixting lH'tien
you and the platulilt, uihmi (lie troiimU o
deMirtiuii.and lor the i tists un.l diabnnie
ineiits of this suit, and mit-h other and
further relittfss mav lie riiiiilnlile,
This siiiiiiikiiis In served upon yon by
liiiniicniiou uv order 01 Mon.irilli o I-A.
lUxxl, County Judge of Washington t'onn
ty, made and duUxl 011 the tsih dsv ol
June, IWM, sml which order requires mib-
urHiion inereoi 111 me hiii-ihuo ArviiH.
onie wees lorn winsecutivB snd sue
exwilve weeks, tieginniiiK nllh the Unnr
thereof duleii June L- 111, ai, ami fiulliif
Willi tlie iwiln tlirrfor Aiigiit Kith, I'H'i,
snd thai you appear and answer 011 or l t
Tore August Kitli.
tieo. K. Hagley, Allorney ,ir I'lulnlUt.
Administrator's Notice
Notice 'la hereby ulven tlmt tlie under
signed nat, heen hy (he ronnly court
the Mate of Ores ,11, for the county of
Washington, duly apK)lnted hs AiIiiiIiiih
tralor of the estate of Hyna I,. Lilly, de
ceased, and hns duly qiiiiUlled n' mieh.
Now, therfore, all per-wnn having eliiima
against said estate are hereby require.) and
requested to present them, duly Verlried,
to me at the law office of II. I , lUnlev, 111
IIHhhoro, Oregon, within six inonlliN
from date hereof,
I luted the iHli duv nf Aiiuust. I"""l.
11. M. I'l I'M AN,
AdnilnUlin'.or
I'.stnte of Byna L. I.Uy,
deceed
H. T. Hagloy, Attorney
lor.
for Admtulxtra
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notic Is hereby given that the under
signed, adminlHtrHlor of the entatn ol (1.
W. bhaver, deceased, has tiled his final
account as such administrator wltb the
Oounty Court of the Htate of Oregon for
the County of Washington, and that tli
said Court hax set Tuesday, Heptnmber II,
1WI, at ten o'clock a. 111. of said day, as
the time, and the court room in tltlhthoru,
Oregon, as the place, for hearing objec
tions, If any there lie, to said linnl ac
count, and r.,r I hi- final setllcinent of said
administration,
E. A. K NOTTS,
Administrator of the Kstiite of (1. W.
Hhaver, deceaiml.
Alex Sweek, Attorney for Administrator.
Jlated at Ulllslioro, Ore., August r, mm.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice Is hereby given I hat the iiinlcr
siKiied, adinlnlH'rator of the entitle of Hen
net! a Hull,, deceased, Iiiih tiled In ilie
County Court of the Stuitt of Oregon for
Washington County, his linal account In
the matter or ssid eMtme, ami said Court
has appointed Monday, Heptemlier 24,
l'.Ud, at 10 a. ui., at the Court, lloom in
HillKlioro, Oregon, ns tlie time sml place
for hearing objections to said dual account
and the llual Hi ttlement of huuI estate.
Dated this Angust III. Hum.
KUWAKIt ril'llfll.MKHICH
Administrator of the Kstate of lleiirief la
Holly,, deceased.
Oeo. It. Hagley, Atty. for Adin'r,
Notice to the Pubic
Notice is hereby frlveu that I, P. W. King,
Isdiig unable to longer live with my wife.
so long as she lives ill the name liuuxe
with her brother, and the aid wife refus
ing mi go with me, i hereby wuru all per
sons to extend 110 credit lo her 011 mv ac
count, as I will not he respousilile for any
iienm eouiTac1c.11 ny ner.
V. W. KINII.
lleaverlon, Ore., Aug. II, llinil,
COQUETTE
Fine Percberon Stallion ol the
Cedar Mill Horse Company.
The
The Cedar Mill Percberon IInre Com
pany has a title, new Percheron stallion,
and he will stand the season at Herman
Glaake's home place, one-fourth mile
east of iiethany, all week, except Tues
day afternoons and Friday afternoons.
TERMS: Single service, $8; season,
$12; to insure with foul, $14; colt to
stand and suck, Jil6.
Coquette is a handsome coal black,
with star in forehead . Me weighs lyoo,
and is finely built, ' -
V. H. Vandehey, Mngr.
Feed Store
We have removal our l'Yctl Store to
the new brick, on Second Street
Flour and Feed of all hinds, bulcil Hay,
Poultry Food, Hop Bashets, Sulphur,
Hop Supplies, on hand at prices that
will save you money. Give us a call
Climax Mill
Talk About Power
The two greatest powers ou
earth are I'ucle Sam aud the
airbauks Morse l.ttgine.
loth always ready.
You can see one work at V.
( i . ( 1 anl iuer's blacksmith shop,
at Jos. Cotiuell s, Glencoe;
1'Vnl V, roller's, Scliolls; a big
oue at the O.C.M.Co's putujv
iiiK statiou on the Tualatin;
or one at the Argus office.
For particulars see or write
L. W, HOUSE.
Hillsboro Oregon
THE
Massachusetts
MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Co.
Incorporated IrVSI
Dividends Paid Annually
Insurance in the Massa
chusetts Mutual Life In
surance Com pa 11 y gives
Unrivaled Advantages,
1st. Heranse of the Famnoa Nob
loiieltuie Insurance Laws.
2d. Itecauseof Superior Kcoaomy
3d. " " Annual Dividcads
4th. I'verylhlng fsrticipates
5th. " Its past record is clean
6th. " Itscontracts sre tbe beat
Belore you Injure see u
II. G. COL I ON, Manager,
Chamber of Commerce
JAMIS Slin, District Aoeat,
Portland, Ore.
Administratrix' Notice
Notice In hereby irlveu that tbe Honorable
County Court of tbe Htate of Oregon tor
the County ol Washington, has apKilnted
the undersigned adinliilslratrlg wlth-the-
wlll-aiinexeu or the estate ol I'yntlila o.
Hamlltou, deceased, and all persons hav
ing claims agsinst toe said estate are here
by notified to present tbe same to the
undersigned at the law oftlce of Oeo. K,
Hagley, In Hillsboro, within six months
from the date hereof, properly verified.
Hated this July 5, lfsl.
MAKY A. HAItK,
Administratrix wllh-the-wlll annexed of
the estate of Cynthia H. Hamilton, de-
W. i. Hare and Cleo. 11, llaglny, At
lurneys (or Administratrix,
Executrix' Notice
Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed has leen by the County Court of
the Htate ol Oregon, for Washington
County, duly apiwluted Kxenutrlx of the
estate of David I'lirser, deceased, and has
duly qualified as sucb:
Therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby required to
present them to me together with proper
vouchers at the law olllee of II. T, Raglev
in Hillsboro, Oregon, within six inoiilin
iroin dale nereoi.
Hated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this July
17, mwi.
HANNAH PIIIlHKll,
Kxecntrix of the Kstate of David I'ur
sor, deceased.
H. '1'. Hagley, Attorney for Kstate.
W. J.VAN
IS
Removed
Feed Store
IIAMOKD'S
BAI SAM ' MYRRH
lor Uie Human System
Mr-aU cuts. burn. Iiruiars, ell
lugs, Nirato. spislus, Mens loittl,
Mitslnrd l'kle stiami'.l lck,
all laiueliew). "lilt liwk, ai lliriMl,
quill agn In fic snd lrrl,
IihiIIiSi lie, raracliit, rliitiiiisliiii,
iii'iirslvln, pleiulav, pneumonia, no
rUiued wire evrs, litUllm, elilb
lilsiiio, iiiriis. iiiinlnii. pilvo. pot
tiiioiia Hound like bile of dons
and silugs of IiimoMh, old .oi,
lilef m, letrr orv, all ll" ! woiiuda,
Slid lop l.lm-dniit.
I OR IK1MIMK ANIMUS
llcslii sail oiv, v Ire cilia, nslt
wound, i-ulle, sore lrmiN, bruise,
llliiK,prHiu, hiiii!derlmlii,
IlltUllllllUllOII, IiiiIiIiiiihI MOUII1I1,
putlV hiiiii-lir. inln. rliiiihoiix,
ersluliM, mud Is r, er heel,
thrimli, plK sun-, lliliila. uillvil,
KSIISri'lloll Wlllltlll. ItMHIol, llltlpl,
i ske.1 ml.ler (rum, and every
kind of lledi wound.
This l (tiiarsulnsl. Money l k
If iiolsa represented, Hun your
bollk Imm k and get your lehn.d,
J. J. SMITH
llsukt. Ore,
I'. 0. Ad.lrrm, OrtwnWIle. Itotile f
..Central Meat Market..
tMMOTT BROS., Props.,
Keep fonatsntly on band a fine
supply of fresh meals of alt kluda,
A Mmw Krm In Priam
W't ate K"i'K " sarlt meats at pilm low
er thau those which hnve ptrvailtit In
the past. Call In ami sre us. Wt iiieau
busiiiess. 'I'liiwe snd I'tte lrllverjf
Mais Street, opposite Tsalalls Hold,
UilUbore, Oiess.
Q
OREGON
SlIOtT LINE
Union Pacific
a TRAIN Ttl TIIK fciAHT HAII.Y
MIOM roilTI.ANO.
Through Pullman ntsmlsrd and tiiutlit
aleenlug cars daily to Omaha, Chicago,
Hpokane; tcunat slceplng-csr daily to
Kansas City; through l'lillmsn tourist
alcrning-cars (personally condiH'teil)
weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re
clining chair cars (srats Irre) lo the
Kaat dally.
Bir.ST
roa
DAILT
Chicago
Bpecial
:Ma.h.
via
'Atlantic
K 1 press
H:15 r. m,
via
Ht, haul
Fast
Mail
6:16 r. u,
via
Bpolisii
I Cort
land Hlggs
lajistl
S:ln a.m
TIMK Ht'llKliCI.KS
raoH
Foltri.ANH
tXSIVI
rnoH
mil. 1
Halt Ijike, lleliver,
Kt. Worth, otiishs,
Kansas City, HI,
IjuiIs, f'hii-ago aud
Kasl
Malt I.slie, Denver,
Kt. Worth, Oiiiahu,
Kansas City, til,
I amis, Chlrjagn aiui
tiasl
Walla Walls, I-wis-tnu,HHikane,
Wallace
I'lillinsii, Minneap
olis, HI, I'uul, Dif
lull,, Mllwiiukee,
t'hieagn and hast
l-'or all liM nl iiolnls
between lilggs and
I'orlland
': r, M.
7.1,1 a. s
HUUt.M
I 11.00 1', u.
OCRAN AND HI V Kit H('IIKIl!,K
KKUM I'llltTI.ANn
8teaiimlilps between I'orlland aiul Hail
Franeisno every five days.
rllvor boats on Urn lower ('nluiiibls anil
Wlllamulte dally except Hninlay.
LOW IIATKH
To and from all points in the K.sil
Tickets via this route on sale at all depot
oHieea of tlie ttoul hern Pad lie ( 'o,
VM. MuMHRRAY,
Ueuoral ruHHongnr Anent
I'ortland, Oregon.
Argus and Or(onian, $2.
An Eye-Opcncr
In the moraine lnurpii elnatlc step, luioyoitt siilrlu
and simew lliroiighoiil the diiy.
GYRUS NOBLE ZTt
are whlBklrs of the finest tiiu!lty, Thoy sre tmlntatile
eflj-rtivi,, of e,,ul.lle Imreirt -In fuel pnr eswllriii;
All that goes to make a ihi (ret whl.ky )mn entrrr.l into
tliJni? NosL brmida, lluvt you tiled
1f all BARB, OLUB mnd DEALERS.
SCHUVVF.1 1 CO., lac, Dl.lrlMiri, POKTLAND, UMK.
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