The morning Astorian., July 21, 1901, Image 4

THE MOKXIXli ASTOKUN. Sll)W. .11 LY 'H. mi
THINKS THE POOR
ARE INCREASING
Japanese Student Talks on So
cial Problems.
PFMEDY NOT VET POIND I
oald Like la See filled Ststc Put So
cislUtk Remedy Iota Effect for a
Tnsl Matters in the
Fir East
NEW YORK. July iiV B.uon Hiy.i
Iwaski. wrn Is s.iid to bo one of the
wvalthu-sl of the M.kadeTs su'ojoc'. will
rail for England from this ictl l' ,'iiy
w.th two of his brothers .ml thr-.v chcr
f;!),iiv countrymen on the steamship
Vmbria. In iliscu-' ; the cmd tion o'
Japan he saU that tr. hs nitl.'t. Iji.J
the rich were growing richer and the
1 vir growing poorer.
Baron Iwaski is a .".t.lu;U- 'f r:i:,
ylvama University of -.he class of SI.
but for the past ten years his been liv
ing in TVklo. He hi 'us: crrivej in
New Trk after a -.:.- acr.is; -r.e con
tinent from Seitile. W.th him are To
shiya Iwasaki, his eous'n Hi, leva anJ
Tasuya Iwasnki, his brothers. a.:U J'"."-
tatru Hayo and Ta:iXj Svne.
He carries the her'.Jetary title of
"ilaivshatku," or ") .ror.' to hich
sucoeelt-d not long a anJ besides v
in: very wwilthy is i s;ulen'. of inJa
tra! and social questions.
Have you any poor in J.iran?" he
was asked.
"We have," he nswsred, ' and they
itro continually inor-'i'ift in numVers.
The rich are grW.u richer and the
t r poorer- although the change is
gradual. It is due to the Introduction
tf the new industrial system."
The barin said he was glad to see the
r-w system Introduced, but he did not
!.ke ;he accomfianying disparity be: ween
thr rich and poor. When ask-d if any
hojy hal hit on a remedy he. sail:
'That will have to be found by the
p. li-.k-al oconomists. won't it?" then he
a '.V 1 with a smile:
"Do yvu think you have -lv-?d the
problem here? Perhaf" the : iv rvfll
r.-mdy is socialistic. We shall l-- sa l
t see you put on? Inti fleet an 1 then
- may folMw y.mr example."
' K w Jo y.'ur Miow countrymen r -gard
the Chin:-se jrituat-r.?" he was
;.sk-.-l.
' Do they 'hink now that :hr.; i
ar.y danger of their havi-g . fl?-.: Ru-.
sia?"
Why. the trouble over M anrhur.a has
ail V en s ttle-J. of ours ." hv s..ii.
I'n i-r present en 5!ti -ns th're s r.-v
i r 'bibility of our going t war. W. !-.
r ; deire the dwmembtrm-n: i '"'nina
What we do want is the pen d r' u.
.vha: y u want
"Japan has a great deal at stake
this matter. Should Thina be div.l-i
w- might find mu?h of her c n
: .'sscssiin of Russia and th-n our
c 'mmerctal inter.use with 'h n:i
K.sht be stt ipped. No one o in :'.!
:i might have to J to pr- t- -t
r c':r- Wi.a; we J-sir-. ...f u -,
H -.v
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-.he I'rilt- 1 S; it s
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The diseases most feared are those which are
Inhented handed down from generation to gen
eration, and family to family. By far the most
destructive of these is Cancer, -which finds the
rreatest number of its victims among the children
b , j f wtic V.tfrfvl wra t nintfd
ana granu-cuuureu ui " --e- , t .
with this dreadful malady. Vou may carry this poison in the blood for years, but
as the vital powers begin to wane a slight bruise or cut, wart or mole, 6ore or
simple may develop into Cancer. From middle life to old age is the time when
the slumbering poison is most apt to break out, a sore or ulcer often degenerating
into Cancer, and Tumors become more progressive and ulcerate through the 6kin,
the sharp, shooting pains causing the most intense suffering.
The Cancer patient naturally grows despondent as one after another the usual
remedies fail, and the sore 6hows no sign of hialing. The impurities that have
been accumulating in the system, perhaps for generations, cannot be eliminated nor
the poisoned blood made pure by salves, washes and plasters. The proper treatment
ia tonurifv aad build up the blood, remove the cause, when the sore or ulcer heals.
P . . , . S.S.S.goes directly
Mr. 3. B. Arnold, of Brwawooo, a. i., wnw. a.
tlnT nioer cams, lost under th left eye. It bean
.prladinr, nd rrew wor rapidly, destroying- the
flesh as it went. A Caaoer is hereditary In my family
I beoame thoroughly alarmed, consul tins- the best phy
slolana and tealn many blood medicines, none of
which did me any good, when one of our leadln
dru-ists a4rlsed me to try S. 8. 8., and by the time
I had taken the second bottle the Oanoer be-an to
show sirns of beallna-. the dlsoharfe grew gradually
kss and finally ceased altogether, the sore dried up
lad nothing remains but a slight scar. I feel that I
we mr Ufa to 8. 8. 8."
Wait until the blood IS SO poitutea ana me Bysiaa bo umrouKniy Mtuxuieu wiuj uic
poison that no medicine, however efficacious, can check the progress of the disease.
If there is a taint in your blood get it out at once, don't wait for some external evi
dence of it, the appearanc of a tumor or ulcer. We have prepared a special book
on Cancer which we will mail free. Our physicians are ready to help you by their
4ue.aad4uch direction as your case requires. Write us fully and freely no
Saiiydical a4vicc THB SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA,
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I: is sa: I th.i: M:. M : .'-aV v.s th1;
jn f.-xr-.'U of i st an '. h-
F:om -vtuvs c' : uch with "' '
r.teres.s of -.!. r i 1
the tr:.' : b-'.ng ma !'
of horouil'.'.y : i r-r..fg '' :v
th-. pr-'S n: a -m nt .!
p,.ss !''.: s from a : atr-p -r it. 't
standD'::'.: of :ho N rth-' an '. A s'-
ati poas-'-s.
f th-' :.!:-i
Oriet't
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M!:U..i t l llii-l'T-lNT.
Rrai.iian A lni:ral Ac u s !': s .: of
Fais- Arr-.-st.
Ni:w YoltK. J.ry : -A a,-r.,h
th? Herald fro K:o .!- Jm --
Admiral Mdl-v on W- -.:.-..!., ' ' an
other nnmorial ;. the v.ha:n- 'or J V
utics a -using Pro-ii l.ott in:Ds a'.. s
of false arrest ard ;:n. rts-nme-.t. Tit
president of th? chatr.l-.r r--turn d th-1
document an 1 d-Alar?! that th m itt-.'
had been dtsni.sse l.
The minister f a (furs s
conferring with tne I'n :- 1 S at s att I
Prruvhin mir..ster r ia:'! :-tf h- l''i -.xerk-an
c. -gr- -s.
MODERN WOCDMKN ,tFF!''I Al.S
Ann u:o -?tti-.-:.t Mad .-f S v ral I t ;
an: Apr intm-r.ts.
SPRIN'.-.FIKLD. Ii. July
tenant-Oovern r X -rth.-ul'. lo a 1
ul. Mo-i- r-i W -Cni-1-. f A n- - a
nounc- 1 the a; :--."tti:'ts; - :' t
ine s'at - doput:-s
Cal.fornla-D I. Th rti-
L. H. Al!;; i
To- f.'li-'t a. at ;-lt:
N "i
I laho. T. W. Haiti, y.
siinm ns: Washing '
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Wy mlt-g. J X. M-tts.-.
Th- ' -arl !.:-" r
tw gt-.r.il at: t'l y. - i
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T:T1. Wl- ' . '
si: at'
V?. VJ. . f'TCB UlJCiUJ
into the blrifrfi. ditfitrnvi
the virus, 6tops the for
mation of Cancerous
cells and cleanses the
svstem of impurities.
What we say of S. S. 8.
as a cure for Cancer is
supported by the testi
mony of those who have
tested it and been re
stored to health.
.Begin in time, Gon i
SEEKING CZAR'S f AVOR
.-.m i ll. MISSION IKOM 1UU.T
10 SI. IM.I I KSKI K(J
Kcu.mkJ as Another Step in I'v
UiiMOimf Kw-i.iti Ititluciu'c
in litju-lliiiwsc.
: -s: -.' '! :uv of .Olttcl Pics-I
T I'l'TKUSKl Kd. July 4.-A buiia'.
.:, TiM!itvu ilt i, named Akoh Irani
A w.i't li-ibii'f, who has ir.lSnod
: ,i of ;h IVilat Uima of Tltvt,
. " to l.i ,l:a Ut tX';olHT an 1 was
. : I :v th- Kmpcrcr.
!! r ;u:n. .1 t T !'; and suc.-invI' d
:i : .TMiiSng the Dalai Uima t xorul
.i tn.s:'n to St. lVtcrsbut to
.p i fr .-nd: rol.i.ton. with this coun-
Ta... mt:o:i h. arrive-i utuhf lh
i,i -,-c f lvrsb!i'fT atul h.m tieen p'-
. .1 !'v Count Um.-..l : ft. I: con-
s -t ,-f four poi-sons, one of whom l the
is .i s .1 tin:, j.,;,,; I.ama's svon. svr.-,.iry
:.-r .h- i 'a' i'O.' i br.: .m autograph leftcr frm th
g h ' as to .- j; .: f T.b-.-t to the or.ir. The Ku-1-
t:i r.-'wspapotx attach much Ihiisti
a" : tli.s jo-.iriv y. 1; marks an rth'-r
s t i-i :!; c; ns.-n of Kuss aa Intlu-
aa- !- thv In I '-Chuii".' jvsess. f
at" Fian -.
T r..is:.i:is r-girvl the cstablishmcni
f .i . ha::: of o 'iiiiiiutiu-.itlons aor :.i'
- it- .f Indian Ktnpire and .he p- r-tf.it-.-
: . - da .on of lnd a frmi the
Vang-- K a g alley as pra. tically as-i-.i:
! Th N -i " 'i-'. ynui- r gird
s- ).!: -f th: tn s..m .is pr -'f ;'-.i:
: i .s ,f li-.i-s ,, in M inch iir hi
't
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r
iinm'in-
-r
1m .iI linu
I T
i. t.l- '. :il' n it Ui I
., I i-.j.-k .ii lt'i-i.u
.. , ;,o th- "Kr-'-d of K.'U
, ,:.':(,' frnt'ri-i of 1 'hi
ii-n- f.-io-s toward th''
' A n ol part "f this an'l
,f th- Him'- mrrt In ih--r
1 oj'it written for the T,V-t.
. hi
i in ir-i-l
n
It
r -portfl I'lin-e Ferdinand, f
l!ii.,:!.i, th- iuli,Mrian mln'..t.-r r--i-l.-nt
n.',l th- pr-"oU-tit -f the SobranJ
..nl ' mi- to St. I',.-tersburg In the uu
tiimr to prs-nt ihP cropTor with a
ht ,r,z ni'-lal of th; monument of 'he
Kins, ror Ai-xiinder II., which was r-
r.tlv imv -il-rd tit Sofia.
Th Ituim jir-m aj) a whole has fe
'entiy di.tplay-d much more moderation
ani b-nevol';ni'e In its tratm.'nt of the
FinnUb 'lu-ntlon than at any time iipe
certain el-mcnts of Riuwia c-onjurej up
rhf hiK'M-r at Finnish s-paratism. It
in n i rut that the vltwg of the high
est cIpI'-h In Kuftila have undergone
a charge In r -K-ir'l to Finland. The
council of the '-mpire not long afp) de-f"at-d
the pi'ij-' t of ItunHianlzing the
Finnl-b tirmy which wao, as will be
remt-mVirtd, the occasion for the whole
hubbub.
It was not'd as significant about the
Hame time that the "Orajdanln" wts
pardoned all Us olenn- against 'he
Pre.'s law soon flfier it puMHrhed a
warm arc nympathetlc article defending
the Finns from charges of disloyalty.
While there Is nc reaon to believe there
I (l ' '(' V'.' '
' f ! ! "? f
ill "r ?
- : oil.
will bo a vv?.ioi i I 'ii of l-'ia.ii.' i hlM-rtlo.
pr t' i'o'. p !;. 'f ml I't.'inn iiit
mis p.-ii i fi'l .iii.l , ut: i... I i' t-lc "I
no; l pii sue I fOa.'.lo"' V.. , ore
natinaUi the last lo tu'cni i, , .'iH lU vl
to the i, :tt tnia of things an t o'.igto'
note i its wi:'i :h opp.-s.: -i , irty In
K.i.l.m.l 1 o, , 'M, 1,-n a iv known
.is t !' I- l .1 o.s ai,' s,l i , , , , , -
siifiuirrs s ai.k.
l'y I it no of an rwu:i. n an I order
of sale i-suod out of tlir Circuit Court
of :hi. o;alo of Oicg 'ii. I t .he I'oumy
of v'l.il'oi'. on the l.-lli -l.i of Jiine,
P.Kd. up, n a 1ii,lgiii''n! rt'ti l--re, I :li,r,m
on the l:h liv of Mar,!i. ivs. m f.
vor of J. T. 15 oss, .1 1' II g it'll s. H
C. Thomos.-ii and II ' l', i gii- n.
purtnois doing Wu-s iiok, r-',l -r the tlnn
nanie of Uosr, ll.ggins Co. plain,
tiffs, aiul iig.uti't S las K Sm.th. ,b -fondati:.
f,r the sum of J'-'m an. I
cost of atd action :ae l a: l-V il. and
which s.ii.1 ludgmciit ,1- ims inl.-re.s!
from data at the ia:e of 1 percent per
annum until pall, and up 'ii wtich
there was rea;'l upon rx -eiii.on !!
order of sale lsUed l.er on an. I end-
It.vl here ni. Ma-vh . P.HH. the sum of
Jn'.i .',o. aiing a bn'a'icc ,lue on said
Mjn-li . V.i' I. of HPUKt i;h ltiietci
thereon from al.l date iint l paid at 10
per cent per annum, and :! c t of
a-id upon :hl writ cotnm nid ng and
reiulr n me to levy upon the proper. y
of the .ibove named divfen hint to satis
fy the t'.ilanc- of sa.,1 jii-Uaitfiil. In
teres:, c -s.s and alt accnili g o-t. I
d. 1 on the t't!i day of June. V.i'l, du'y
I'll' UP 'II t'l" fol. owing ! -o: tied real
property, to-wlt:
All that ivm:!o" of the S 1 men Sm.th
Donation l.an.1 C'.a.m s taat-'d In ttie
Countv f i-'a'sip. St.i'e f ii-s n.
deser.h- d us f.'ll-'W s. to-wit
lieginn tig at :tte s 'iithi 1st eorner of
tin :.m ,.f llle.M.d a.-eoiditig to the
map an I p a: th. r-of. r , -r S-.i in the
ot'lce of th- i''i-itv i"erk "f C.it.p
Coiin v. an I us lai I ,m' an I recorded
bv S I is It Stm !i .in ". !i if--, th-n,
in a westerly ,l:t- t:'ii f '1 1 -:n th
s.nith 'in- of s..l ivn to the
Nellie iVieJimann i
Pitite Zslhii3rle
'Alfl
'lEDEdi-VN'S
BEG snow
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rr.
i.
i
l.-in 1 in o.i. I . io l . I. ii I 1 ' .ion wi,.
- by i.v- A ' : i .i. .:, I 1 ': i i.b ,i It.i-r
lt.i..r...i I 1 -.n.p.iti-. . i. i ' a-i-rly
a!- 1,8 tri- .-.I.. i (i .r'h ! "iiti l.'i : y Hi,- of
til , I trio't of ..it, I .e, fi' M l,y i-Hid A-t,,-ia
ii 1 1 , 1 ' ' , i 1 1 1 , i , i , i liver It.i.lr '.id
.'. ini'iny Pi an I ---r" , t:,,ii with lh
ca-'t b',u ii'l.i r y lin- of fail town of
Ml--.ilM If ,roJ--' -l, '! no north'-rly
on tiJii'l r,roJ'--','-iiig lln- t,, th" f,la:; of
beginning.
Alio all of bl'x-kH nuriit) r", I, 2, 3.
4 6, 7, 1, '. V), II, 12, M. 15. 21, 22, 23.
21. 2",. 26, 27, 21. and fill of t,l"rk 111,
excni lots 9 ;md 10, and all of
blork five X'-i-pilng lot one, all In the
town of Idl'-wlld, in llutHoi (.'ounty.
State of Oregon, ai laid out and record
ed hv Hil.i II. Hinlth and his wife,
according to the map and plut 'here
of rm r'-eorJ In the office t the County
(Jlerk of Clatsop County, Oregon.
Alo all that portion of the Solomon
Smith Donation I-md Claim situated
In the County of Clatsop, In the State
of Oregon, and lying went of the went
boundary line of the Fald tawn of
Idlewlld, aforesaid, excepting a certain
tract of land owned by The Flavcl Ho
tel Company containing 13 nrM, as
per deed recorded In Volume "38," page
182, Record of Deeds for Clatsop Coun.
ty, and a certain tract of land owned
by "aid Flavcl Hotel Company a per
deed recorder In Volume "38." page 18,
Records of Deeds for Clatsop County.
Notice Is hereby given that I will on
Monday, the 22d day of July, 1901, at
the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon
of said day, In front of and at the
Court House door In the City of As
toria, Clatsop County, Oregon, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder fcr
cash, the above described real property
to satisfy said judgment, interests,
costs and all accruing coil.
TIIOS. LINVILLE,
BherMT of Clatgop County, Ore.
Astoria, Ore., June IS. 1901.
m IIBIIUL PARIV
I (iK I) KOMIUKV IO MAUI
Nl V MOM Ml Nl
loriiicr Pivmici-'n Miiiul'gli' I (i -norcil
Ity Mr. Asijiiiili -1 lb.
cm I Path ' Onl Hope.
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! !lo Tl Initio fl-olll I. II I ' 1 "
Til1' K 'I. i .ll 1 -w among h I-1'
IS III l! Ml . Asu'lilll has ,- el ' ! .'I'll' if
;v,iii,-.illy and lh.it ill ' i ii i' "ii ii
mil- a It wa Hume. Hat.'li ,C , r tho
It, -foi in i 'liil me, ting 1 is a-'' '1 a
s.gnltl.-nnt that Mr A.iitt'i del.'- i.i.et
Igiior -I Lord It ' -li. i i's inan fi s.,.
It '. runi 'iel that l.n l It" '' n
t'-i!. to conduct a iii'ioui n: m th
eoun.ry In sup u-. of Ms on !e.
which ar- t i c 'ns-.itut - x l.;l-i.il hi'
on a new and national t,.i-. I."' I
lios lieiy S'i-iih Inc.it-.iM-' ! :'l'i'g
himself uiid--:Hl. i':!i'iigh Ii "I" ak'
with tluncy mul ii rii.s with !nlt.t
Wlieiii u-r he ls.iis .i manlf. '. n
p iitic il sitiMil a oine autti r t 1 , -ni-
Ili'lllillV Up 'II it '"'' ''!" " C-S-Ol
It s si, ,ch at lli. i'.'i I. - "il "I - lv
,1 s gn-d tl elm llate the I '" I pt'" ' a- i
s.'iit. hut w a !no. .mpl : an I a tl' i'l
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I'lNoe
Wh.le li - i- 1 via: ng ill i ' I; ' w-ul I
pl -int'i his .wit fiii-oois M v-iu ii -ft-
- i Is w ! pull'.l'g tl'.enis 'l ' t ''
t -r .i iiicini ii 'ly f -ast A!' hi I "'!.. '
oral- at'.e.i I -I .!: A- pa ; t 1 " ' -r '
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a r "p : i I 'ii "f h i . - 'i i i n- , x
pr,-. an I w is s. gular . i .
lie lit i n'-aiii I 111 it ii , i ' ii ''- -
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pv'-Ho.-r ii-iis ha I ' -i ;: -la '-ii' - '
g I in t pr '. -.I -ha fr--'. "ii t- '
could he A n is i in the p--rm.l i' " :
ten's of tlo- party and taa t.'o' ' n".
tri upp-r'.ed lr l lt.uOo i s ,.-ws i'
to til,' It "ity f ' l I III " l- I loo-
of :he i:e-,s of llle emp te and p'k
sx .it liing'.y ,f the al--rtlx- nT rt" -f
no -rtiment t t pr"Mn i of I'iii
; -ninee nti I nhh-itioti. ad t i g that ' '
the Mtieru: p.u-iy al -n,- cull I 'le e u
trv lo-ok for :rT-"iie l-k-i-.li'. 'ti
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
ThU j-fi'parat Inn rtitit.iiiH ail nf tlir
dlgtrstatils ami illg'csts u.l kituls i.f
i (ikkI. It k'lV'-, lti-.t.uil relief ami m-vi-r
i fall-s ti rurr. ll ali"W '"ii I" ' a! .'ill
1 the f'xi'l til w:iti. Tlir in"-' sctisiiivr
Kl.oii irhs Oilll lllko It I'.V IIS UfO IllilllV
tliolis-uuls nf tll-pi'I't ''' liavo Ik I'II '
curiil ufi r ovi-ryt lung rNc f.iil-'il. It
Is uiiitiiniil--(l f"r -t i lu.i' li itmilili's.
It can't help
but do you good
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SHKIUFF S SAM-:.
N itnlce h h'-rbv Kiv-n that I will. m
Mtiiily, tin- 2d day -,f S-.iteinlier. llml,
at Ihe hour if I'l o'l liM-k In th- f"iii""ii
of Haul day. it and In front nf th" emu I
hone.- dour, In th- i 'Ity "f A-t'i-ia. m
('lat,i eciiiity. S in- of or-gin, nfT'-r
fur dale and h-II, at niblie,- uieilua to
Ihe hlgh'-Mt bidder f-ir i-auli In hand nt
th'- time "f snli" "H and xlnKiilar th
r-iil cutate and property h'-ri-t if ire bid
In for laxe by Hiild 'IuIh.iii county, the
nal'l Hty of AHt'iria. and S.-hool I.
Irlct Nos. one onil nix of -'ild ciiinty,
or elth-r nf them and which they r
either of them have acquired title by
virtue of any such hiiIc.
Said sile I fixed for wild dite iuraii
tint to an order ht-r'-lofore made by the
County Court of wild county, an th'
Hhih of uch (iroperty could let be pr
t.irel by the flrHt Mondy after July
1 1901. THOS. MSVIM.K,
Slu-rlff of said County.
Datod. July 11, 1901.
FINAL A'COCNT NfJTICE.
Notice is hereby given that I have
filed my final account In the eHtats of
Frej B'-rmain, deceased, and the County
Court of Clutsop county, Slate of Ore
gon, has set Monday the 19th day of
Augutrt. 1901, at the hour of U o'clock
In th forenoon, for the hearing of ob
lectlons If any there be to the same.
July 13, 1901.
II. H. rARKER.
Administrator of the Estate of Fred
Herman, deceased.
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C i.iie.-ti.ig at Alorl with tli Oregon Itailroad Navl(Um Com
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Hnitmel lilMoro Co.. O. iirral Agent. ASTOUIA. OltK
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C. A. KENRY & CO.. GENERAL AGENTS.
'.'15 SooMimc Street,
SAMUEL ELMORE
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Travel
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Th "Nnrthiventern I.lmltil" trains,
ir e IlKliti-d tliroiiKhout. b.,(h lnld
in, I mil. mid M-iim heated. r with
jui ei ", ,,, ,ii, th.. ilnrtt train In the
At.rld 'I h y i-MibaIy the lntet. n,'Wet
i...t t.l,..i fur i-mfnrt. rnnvrnlrnr
and liuury ,-ver offered tho traveling
i. iiiii, . in,, I nllugetnT ar itie mot
mpi'-ie nils' iiiei.did production or m
ir liullder' art.
'I'hifio HplenJId Trulns
I'.iiiii-et With
The (ircnt Northern
The Northern I'mlflc oml
The liiniiillnn I'uilfk'
AT ST. I'AUI. roit
Ih'lAfjO and the I! AST.
No ixlre i h-irgp for thes superior
..it utin and all classes of tick-
tn nr.- iivnltnblf for Pa n the
fanioiii "Not ihwentern LlnilleJ." All
t rain ,,ii Hi! lln ar protctiil ly tM
Ini-ri. liloit Mloi k System.
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l-n,- i AK'-nt. Traveling Ag'U
I'urtland. Or.
BESTOF EVERYTHING
In a worj thl tells of ths rasnenger
Service via
The Northwestern line..
KiKbt Trains Dally between Bt. Paul
and Chicago, comprising
The Latest Pullman Bleepsrs,
I'eerlcM Dining Cars.
Library and Observation Cars.
Fr"e Reclining Chair Cars.
The 20IU Century Train
Run Every Day of ths xr.
The Finest Train in the Work
Clectric Mnhtcd Steam Heated
THP1 n A DORR STATU I5XPRF88. the
Plnet Dally Train Running Betwssn
St. I'aul and Chicago, via the Bhort
Line.
Connections from ths Wast mads Yl
The NORTHERN PACIFIC.
GREAT NORTHERN and
CANADIAN PACIFIC K'YB.
This Is also the BIDST LINE between
Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
All agents sell ticket via
The Northwestern Line
W. H. MEAD. H. V. BIBLICK,
General Agent. Trar. Ageat,
241 Alder Street Portland. Oregon.
J. A. FASTABEND
GENERA I CONTRACTOR
AND BUIXiDBR.
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Itebllle tleliel en mil tiltw-en Purt-
land. Sacmmentu and San Francisco.
N-t nit $17 fti-Ht i ltu nnd 111 ,econd
elttK. 1 Mi -1 1 lit I rt T le.-jier.
Hate and tl. kn to Faint paints
and I'.urope. Ainu .lunan. China. Hono
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TAMHILL DIVISION.
Pasnger depot foot of Jeffemm It
Ieave fur On,.,, a,.n.. . m.i
a. m; 11:30. 1:65. 3:26, 6:16, 1:16. I:M,
11:30 p. m. and 9 a. m. on Bunaay
r7iv' at rrt'M sally at :,
.i10 m': ,::i8- :M.
7 40 10 Si) n m ll-, . -n'
cept Monday; f.it and 11:06 a. rn. M
nunaays only.
Imv fur nllaa aDll- nu.i ..
ityi 4:80 m- Arrvs at Portland
at v.ov in.
Paaseniter train leaves Dallas for
Alrlea Mondays, VTednsnaays aad Frl
dsys at 2:46 p. m. Returns Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except Bunaay.
It. KOEHLElt, Manager.
C. It. MARKHAM.
Gen. Frt. and pass. Art
PRAEL & COOK
TRANSF ER COMPANY
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All Oooda Shipped to Our Car
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