The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, December 13, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE .MORNING ASTOUIAN, SATURDAY. DECISMHF.U W. HMJ gaily 'otoviain- Telephone, Main ttt UNION I TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Sent by malL per year SIM Bent by mull, pr month .......... M Berved by carrier, per month .... to 3EMT-WEEKLT. Bent by mall, per year, In advance II W The Astortan guarantees to 1U ad vertiser the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia River. - THE ASTORIAN PUBUSHINO 00. ? A POLICY OF 8RNTIMENT. Not many Americans can be found, perhaps, who will share with the-Lon don Spectator IN - raher pessimistic opinions on the future of the young re public of Cuba. Mowed obviously by the recent disturbances at Havana our British contemporary dcclnrc-s that It seems not improbable that the policy of the United States In allowing the is land so much Independence will ultl niately break down. . Any policy dic tated by sentiment usually does, rhe Spectator adds. '-..;;.' 1 It is to be noted In this connection that the very brief reference made to Cuban affairs by President Roosevelt In his annual message is predicted tx- -elusively on Just such a "policy of sn tlment" as the Spectator has no con fidence in or patlonee w ith. The presl dent appeals directly to the heart of congress ti enact the reciprocity Jeg- : lslation that the senate stood out against, last summer. The United States is a great nation, he says the greatest of the republics and Cuba the youngest of them all with a remark- j able form of government; we ought to treat her liberally, we can well afford to treat her genertusly; and it would be greatly to our discredit, he argues, should we fall to grant her the help that she to much needs and expects, and that we can extend to her so easily and with so much propriety. The force and effect of such argu ments with the law-making body Are Just as problematical as they were six months ago. There is not, it Is much to be feared, a large measure of that sort of sentiment in the upper branch of congress. It divided last spring along lines that are vastly different. the main question being one that ap pealed with great force to the senators' business side rather than to their hearts the question of whether or not a particular American Industry ought .to sacrifice anything for the island of Cuba. If that can now be subordinat ed, the heart of the serate may yield to arguments like those of President Roosevelt. . " , But on the larger question of the success and permanency of the "policy of Sentiment" In the case of Cuba the American people are largely of one mind th;y believe In that polky. Still there is fool for reflection in the Spec tutor's ..-logins: loraroent that the LOOKING BACH To the lime bea the was tjluclced from the vcrr gttsp of death, the natural inv nu1 f t srorllin'ff Via- im tsntfnl ncss for the mean which saved her. a a Genre to help other women in like case. Thoe are the motive which prompted Mrs. Eva Burnett to write the cxnrnrrtsy-injj testi monial to the rorative power (A rr. I'wrrce' Favorite Tr-scr.; tion. Thi i ouiy tut cure oct of thar.!. Ko one wcjVI dire y that the average woman was t.'A as trnthfci a the is roo-t. And it is the fruthfaS tifi..rv3y of we avers.;;'; t-.,rsu.n that 'FnwV Pr- scrzp:ion t-ures wbn ii txrr B- i i.-d r : I r cmes tfrA ut -VJ ' iaii. ji et.U- S likiies itrr-f-Jrf.v. dries th 'iv.;ni whkb wreaken women, htiU U,?-?xrj.-u tad olcenA'son nd ewe rrttJt wrakoene. jt traivfailize toe tn-rim. iii tlj arppeUte and indue Tn&.,?, nep. I m ir4& t-t tfitut tlt t write to yi."jr ); y.i hmnrtt vl tMtarMt. lj pmCo, Ky.'fvt wmmumut is rpt to warn j-ntt ore-" km frmt ym m. my v'f cam :a . uf. ti I k4 tontnttn ettfltt, Sojr at t tir i-jg m wrk I " bmim t4 M ats 4 Mat cm .4 aj. A$t Mtrimf a -r M tmt trrm up t 4 I k4 m itMati tr4s-r ol Or. fftr rnwat rrovKMS. il lud ft la m m m ft m nm4 wm I ft4 USum itn Hrfc M -a la v a tut lMef Manaj my uar ttmr I a wua aiwi I ft &At f aiy itmmy d bmi, I ww I. rm m4 ji axtoa Vr, Vm'jf YmiA W.'M rur Uii- American may yet discover that the Cuban venstitutbn modelled on that of the United States "was made for sober Englishmen, lnt.nt on order, rather than for Spanish-Americans, who are very like the Spunltu-ds, but without the Spaniards' haughty patience." The Astorinn's annual, to be Issued January 1, Is receiving even more en couragement than was expected, and the large amount of advertising receiv ed at this office Indicates that the pub lication of Sl-page paper wlil be nec essary. The annual will be widely circulated, going not only Into every house In the lower Columbia river dis trict, but as well to Jobbers In eastern trade centers. The annual will also find its way to those sections of the country from which homesevkers will come In the spring to the land of plenty. Those desiring to send copies of the edition to their fi lends in other states should place their orders at once. The Pendleton East Oregonian, good democratic paper that it is, lvanta the republican party to elect a United States senator from eastern Oregon. It believes that the arid counties cannot properly be represented by Congress. man Williamson. In view o( the fact "that practically three-fourths of the wealth of the state lies west of the Cascades, this demand for equal divls ion of thj congressional delegation Is hardly consistent. The PorMand Illustrated Courier published :n the interests of the Lewis and Clark fair anl the state of Ore gon, is one of the most attractive mag azines that comes to this office. It is issued weekly by Alfred D. Bowen. Within a few woks) the Courier will devote Its entire issue to Astoria. The Harriman lines are handling the Journ al In the east an.' the advertisement for this city will be a valuable one. If proper effort had been made to im prove Fort Stevens and make It a point of mobilization for troops, the fight for the transport business would not have been alone between Seattle and San Francisco. We Oregonians must learn some day that eivll strife and petty Jealousies between cities are not con ducive to the promotion of the state's Interests. At 12 o'clock tonight, according to the deductions of a religious writer, all that portion of the United States lying south of a line connecting the southwest corner of Connecticut with El Paso, Tt., will be submerged. If the submersion fails to come off, the way will be left clear for future predic tions of the kind. THE NORTHWEST PRE.s3 Taeoma Ledger For the Oregonian to let a dead man go without slapping the corpse at least once Is a difficult task. East Oregonian: The threatened county seat fight from Malheur county forcibly reminds the peopl? of Oregon that this aggravating matter should be taken out of the legislature. City charters and county seats phould be discussed by the people interested, and the state should not be compelled to pay for val uable time lost in hauling local griev ances over the coals of the legislative session. Albany Herald: Portland asking tl.OOO.OOO fiom the-gent-r.il government for the Lewis and Clark fair. Is not askl.'.g too much In view of- the. fact that the business men of that city are putting Into the fair $590,000, Then ngaln, with ccngries making so liberal a contribution, $59,000 would not look very reasonable for the (share vt the state of Oregon. Oregon must take the Initiative to muk the fair a suc cess. Vi;h these llb ial aids and the neighboring state s doing tholr part, the fr.Ir will be a signal credit to the entire west. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Thi. signature on every box. 25c. A NEW YEAR'S HEALTH The edition for 1902 of the famous Ho? tetter's Illustrate! Almanac Is now rendy, and may be obtained from your druggist or general dealer 'free of charge. It contains much interesting reading matter, both for the young and old, and it should therefore find a pla. In every home throughout the country, as a handy reference. Their celebrated Stomach Fitter should also be found In the medicine chest as a means of counteracting serious illness. No other medicine is so good In cases of heartburn, loss of appetite, indiges tion, dyspepsia, constipated bowels, Uv- and kidney disorders, or malaria, fever and ague. ISe sure to try a but tle. It will surely cure you. The gen fin must have our private stamp over the neck. Avoid all substitutes. , Mrs. Fred Vivradk, No. 228 Territorial Street, Benton Harbor, Mich. "I am cteased to ffiv tnv txptrknet with Win of Cardui u I am very grateful for its help. After my tint baby was bora I could not stem to regain my strength, although th doctor gav me a tonic which h considered very superior, but instead of getting better I grew wcktr every diy. My husband came home one evening whh tome Tine of Cudul and In sisted that I tike H for a week and see what it would do for me. As he seemed to have to much faith in it I did uke the 1 medicine and was very grateful to find my strength slowly returning. la two weeks I was out of bed and in a month I was able to take up my usual duties. I am very enthusi.istic in its praise. OTHEKIIOOD is the noblest duty and highest privilege women can achieve or aspire to. With out this privilege women do not get ail there is in life to often they go through the world discontented, wrapped in their own selfish cares and trouUes. How different is the happy mother, watching her children prow into manhood and womanhood.' A mother lives as many lives as she has children their joys and sorrows are j Aft. FVwl rural. WINE of CARD VI KOPP'S FAMOUS BEER Bottled or in Keg, J Free City Delivery J i : North Pacific Frewing Company, Astoria WILLAMETTE 7 UNIVERSITY J. II. COLEMAN, l'reshlciit, Sailoni, Ore. College of Liberal Arts, Law, Art, Medi cine, Music, Oratory, Theology, Business PUEFA RATOItT DEPARTMENT open to students completing eighth grade department lower grade In pre panitory department. Resides afford ing professional training, the University seeks to give thorough piactlcal education to all who are aware of the value of a trained brain. THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT offers a thorough course In the theory ana practice of teaching. Meets all requirements of state school law. Its teachers are In constant demand. ...THE CITY OF ASTORIA... In Noted tin the I'lace Wlicre Ih Mami!";i tim'd... Cutbirth's Creosote Shingle Stains ' The Most Durable, Preservative, ami IIanlKoine Stairs on the Market. Nothing keeps ont the weather like shiii(les on the walls. Nothing preserves and beautifies shinnies like Cutiiirtli's tins. ("uibirtb also makes the best COPPEK PAINT for the Imttoms of ull vater craft "xiiiixiiiixixxixxnxmirr Steamer SUE H. ELMORE The Larget, Staunchest, Stellest, and most seaworthy vessel ever on the route. Best of Table and State Room Accommoda tion, will make round trip every five days between. f Astoria and Tillamook PARE $3.BO Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad ft Navigation Co. and the Atorla ft Columbia R. R. for Portland. San Francisco and alt point Ka.it. For freight and pas sen ger rates apply to Samuel Elmore 5? Co. General Agent, Astoria, Or. , or to B. C. LAMB, Tillamook, Or. r ft C. R. R. Co. Portland, Or. FOUNDED A. L I I. SUN INSURANCE OFFICE OK LONDON THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORLD. ' Ch A- aeta , . , Sn.soo.ooo '' Cash Aaa.ta In United ftate, a.oiO.ujs C A. Henry & Co., General Agents 215 Sansome Street Sa Pranclsco, Cal SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., AGENT. "Lei tha GOLD DUST hers, as are their ambitions, triumph i and defeats. Healthy women do not suf fer niiscarriatre nor does a woman who is healthy suffer tortures at childbirth. It ia the woman who bail ing who has female weak ness who fears the ordeal of becoming a mother. Wine of Cardui builds up the wo manly in a woman. It stops all unnatural drains ami strains irregularities which are re sponsible for barrenness and miscar riage. It makes a woman strong and healthy and able to nasi through preg nancy and childbirth with little suffer ing. After the ordeal is passed the ine prepares a woman for a speedy recovery to health and activity. Wine of Cardui, in ro-infortinff the organs of generation, h&suuulo mothers of women who had given up hope of ererbecoining mothers. Wine of Cardui will cure almost any case of barrenness except cases of organic trouble, flow can you refuse to take such a remedy that promises such relief from suffering? Wine of Cardui simply makes vou a strong woman, and strong, healthy women do not suffer. They look for ward to motherhood with joy. A million suffering women have found relief in Wine of Cardui. KTCatalog-J upon application. IXXXXUXX7 xzjj O. R. ft N. Portland. Or. Co. twins do your work' C. J. Trenchard Insurance Commission and Snipping Agent Wells Fargo and Pa cine Express Companies, Cus - torn House Broker. The MUG SALOON P. K. PETERSON. Prop. Finest Wtns and Liquor Corner Astor and Ninth. V OREGON S.IOPJ Li.E and Union Pacifi TIME SfHED- I LEU From Portland, Depart Arrlvt ! ChleaKo ! Portland Sail I ke. Denver, ' Special Ft, Worth. Oma ha, Kaunas City 9:00 a. m. via Hunt ington At tan Ma Expreo 8:30 n. m. via Hunt ington St. Paul Flit mall I p. m. via Spokana .S p. m St. I Ui, Chlcugol and East Salt I.ke.Penver Ft Worth. Oma h.t, Kansas City, 8:10 a Bt. Louis, Chicago, and East. Walla Walla. Lewliuon, Soo- kane. Minneapolis St. Paul. Dulutb Milwaukee. Chi en nl Fast 1:00 a. n 1i hours from Portland ' to Chloagu No Changs of Cars. O'EAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Astoria All sailing data subject to change For S.m Fr-ml. to every five days 7 a.m. "Columbia River Daily e. To Portland and ceotSun. Way Landings. txo. Mon lay 4 a, ra. Steamer Naheotta leaves Astorbt on llite daily for llwaco, connecting there with trains for Lonsr Beach. Tlom and North IW-ach point. Itoturnlnc ar- rives at AstoHa same evening. O. W. LOUNSBE11RT, Agnt Astoria. A. U CRAIO. Oenerai Passenger Agent, PortUnd. Oreon. NORTHERN PACIFIC Tlnifl nnl of Trains PORTLAND. Leave Arilvr Puget Sound LI ml ted. 7: 25 am'l:45 pm Kansas Clty-St. Iul Special 11:10 am t V pm North Coast Limited 3:30 p m 7:00 a m Tacoma and Seattle Night Express U:4ii pm 1:05 pm Take Puget Sound Limited or North Const Limited for Oray's Harbor point Take Puget Sound Limited for Olym pin direct Take Puget Sound Limited or Kan- sus City-St. Lou la Special for point on South Bend branch. Double dally train x rvlc on Q ray's Hnrbor branch. Four train dally between Portland, Tacoma and Seattle. A. D. CHARLTON. Assistant General Passeneirer Agt, 255 Morrison St., PortlHnd, Or. It T, UXURIOUS 1 RAVEL Th "Northwestern Llmtvd" train electric lighted throughou'. both 1'islde and out, ant s'eam heated, are with out exception, the finest tnlns 1 th world. They emhedy the Utest," rewesi nl bt Ideas f ir comfort, convent-icf and luxury ever offered the travdlini uublle, and altogether are th. nn: complete and splendid nroiuotlan f th cur builders' art. These splendid Trains Connect With The (irutt .Northern The Northern I'aclfle and The Citnadlnn I'm-ifU- AT ST. PAUL FOR CHICAGO And the EAST. . No extra charge for these superloi aeominoilatlons and all clauses of tick ets are avsllalile for paiiige m th trains on 'his line are pro;ectsd by thr Inrtrloeklng Ul.vcli System. W, 11. MB.I, H. L. SISLKR Genersl Atent. Travelln Aft t'ortlnil. Orog in. TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL Points East VI SHORI LINE TO St. PAUL, DULUTH, SIINNBAPOLlS, CHICAGO AND POINTS EAST. Through Palace and Tourist Blieprs Dining and Buffet Smoking Library Car. Dally Train; fast time. For rates, folders ind full Informa tion regarding ticket, routes eie., call in or addri'ss J W. PHALON, ir. DICKSON Trav. Pass. Agt. City Ticket Agt 122 Third Brre.t, PK-iland. A. B. C. DhNNISTON, G. W. P. A 412 First Avenue. Seattle. Wash. isl ANDREW LAKE Merchant Tailor New Goods, Winter Samples, Per feet Work,' Price Reasonable and Work Done With Dispatch. m Commercial 8t - Astoria. Ore, STAItrLlNO, HUT TRUE "It everyone knew whut a grand medicine Dr. King's New Life Pill ," writes IX 11. Turner, Duinpieytown, Pu "you'd sell all yu have In a day. Two noeke use hm made a uow tiiitn of in"." Infallible for constlpillon, slotii.ieh and liver tioutilv. ic ni Chiis. liiiueiM' iiiu store. A STAUTI.INO SURI'ltl.Si:. Very fc.v couUlb rllevs in liHtkiu ol A. T. lio;idley, a healthy, robuust hlttikinilh of Tilden Hid., that fur ten your ho suffervd such tortures from liheumatUm as fmv could enduro and live. lmt a womlurful vhuugo fol Ihvnd hi titklng Eleitrlc I'ltti is. "Tvo btittl: wholly cured me." ho write. 'and ( have not felt a twlutro In over. ft year.' Thjy rviulula tliu Kidneys, I uiify the blood and urv ithimnwtlimi Neuralgia, Ni vouiies, improve dl gtstlou und give perfect lu-ullh. Try ttieiii. Only M its. at Chun. Rogers drug store. NORTH COAST LIMITED. Is only run by the Northern Pacific between Portland and Mlnueapoll and St. Paul, 'thioURh Tacoma, Heattlu, Spokane, M!ouln, Ituite, Uvliigston, inini.', Iilnnmrk and Fariio. Kla-ht of these trulu are on th run daily. four east and four went. Kach I a solid vesttbulod train, carrying stand ard Pullman tourlt lcrprs, dining ar, day coaches, mll. exureit and bniriraua car and lh eleaant observa tion car. Each train I brilliantly liKhted with over 300 light and th. bvautv of it all I you can travel lust cheaply on this train as on any other. AM representative will be glad to give you additional Inform (Ion. A. D. ChnrlMn. Assistant On erol Pansenger Agent, Ml Morrison St, I'ortnmu, Oregon. "WIU:riE TO HUNT AND FISH." Northern Purine's new gnm boik Is now ready for distribution. lllustra tluns of live gum a particular feutur. Four full puge from 8ton-Tbomp-son" drawing mad specially for this book. 8-nd address with six cut and book will be mailed to you by Chits. . reo, u. i. a t. A., St. Paul, Minn. LUCK IN THIIITKKN. By tending thlrtoen mile Win Splriy, of Walton Furnace, VI., got a box of Ilucklen' Arnha Haive that wholly cur-.-d a horrible fever sore on hi leg. Nothing else could. Posi tively cuure Hrulsc. Felons, I'h-ers, Kruptlons, Polls, Hum, Com and Pile. Only !5c. Guaranteed by Oisw. Rogers, druT4t "The Plggest Sensation Everywhere." LILIPUT The smallest tercop with the stronM"U optical effect. Highly tln Ish.vl in dlf jrent color with rh'h gold and sliver decoration (mountings Including 20 V. F. Photograph. View of art (genre). Pile only $1. 8nt everywhere prepaid In letter form. AGENTS WANTED, lliiputSteroscope Company FORREST ULUC1., Philadelphia, FRAEL & COOK TRANSFER COMPANY. Telephon 121. DRAYING AND EXPRESSING . All good shipped to our car Will receive special attention. No 538 Duane St. W. J. COOK, Mgr. THE WALDORF C. F. WISE, Propr. Astoria's principal resort, Fine liquors and cigars. Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules V A P0SJTIVE CURE Vat tQilxir.iHllrinor rnlirrli .' Hit HI t ami W. ) Klid-vn, No I'tfin an tnv. ('iipii ii -l-kiy nai l'i ni.n in'iiily t ,j koii c.fc t .llllP'i. , Allit J CM, m mntl . i ti-,v- i.irirr af .tnt In,-. A iiuMl lr lnuih i... HuJil hy ilril'i'li'ti'. Pit. ? I 00, ill by nmll, uollliiilri, 1.00, b0SM,!!.7. THE SANTAl-PEPSIN CO., SlIlrONTXIN. OHIO, Bold by Cha. lingers, 4f9 Oommerct al.Biret Antorla. Ore-iin. Don't Guess at It Put If ou are govng Rast writ us fur our rate and lei ua it-ll you about the rvlce and accummudutlun offer ed by the ILLINOIS CUNTHAL RAILROAD. THKOUOII TOURIST Car via the ILLINOIS CENTKAL from PACIFIC COAST to Chicago and Cincinnati. Don't fall to writ u about your trip as w ar In a posl- uon io give you som valuable Infor mailon and asslMtanoe; 6318 mile of i rack over which ar ooerated soma of the fineat trains in th world. ror pariliulars regardinf frelvht or nssngHr rates call on or ddree. C LINDBKT, B. H, TRUMBELL, T. F. R. A. Com'l Aft. , 141 Third St.. Portland. Or. 0im ' AH LUMP AMU) FLAME:. Droiklng into a biasing home, tome firemen Iftttily dragged the sleeping In mates from dea'.h. Fancied necurl'.y and death near. It' that way whn you neglect cough nd cold. Don't do It, Dr. King' Nv Discovery for Consumption give perfect protection aunliint alt Throat, Chest and Lung troubb. Keep It ner, and avoid suf frrlng, dcAth and doctor' bill. A teas poo tutl tops a Isate cough, per Intent uta th most stuborn, Harm l and nice tasting, It's guaranteed to satisfy by Cha. Roger. Prlc Mo and 1100. Trial bottle free, Andrew Asp. Nli liUr, lUcludtl n4 Itnoknr FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REA80NAULK PRICM8. Piwclal Attention Qlvn to Ship tre BtsantDoat Ktirin.unerl Hlsck tmlihlng. Ftrw-Clats Hr Shoslng, .us. CORNER TWEIjrTII AND DUAN ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. I KAVK AIIRItt OKI m TOiipis i'oitlnml tin on ini( for AKftt tiU (f fol nut II 10 n IWpsi AMTUHIA IT'S l'mtUiid kUtl W '" : list m rutut WWltS SKA.MP DIVISION 14 - m lt,rl, for Murrontoti, fl Wt trss "0 p lUiKwond and Anion TMtss it, i Anion I io 4f m n I a I H,,i,CftW Wurt.-il.iu. I il Mi. illl fur WMTOflbMI, I it fO nt, ium nj, ori 7 r. u,l A-i"il 4 111 b I il . . ' I -z "T r H , .i. ifLaJr 8uadar eolr. All train make nlna pool with all Northern Paclllo trains to and from th. Must txi Hound "uv . C. MAYO. 0 I Freight and Pass. Agt tViJITE COLUK LINE ..Forlland - isioria loate. STR. 'BAILEY GATZERT." Ifeity round trip eic.pt Sundsy. TIME CARO Lv Portland Ta.m. Leev Aswrt , p. an Through Portland connection wHt stPinr Nahcott from llwaco tod Long tleaoh IooU. Whit Collar IJn. ticket Inter. The Dalles Route STR. M TAH0MA." and "METLAK0" Dally trtpe eect Sunday. IIMfc CARD Str. "TAH0MA" Leave PortUnd yoe Wed., rrl 1 a. . csnca, mee mur., Bat, lam. Str. "MHTLAK0" Lv. PortUnd Tue. Thur Hat.. . m L. IHtilea, Hon.. Wed., Frt.. 7 a. m. Landing at foot of Aids Street, Port una Uregog. Both Phone, Uain Ul. AOKNTH. I. W. CHchton. Th Dalle, Or. go a. A. K. ruller. Hood River, Orrfon. Wolford A Wyere. WWt Salmon. Wo. Olnutead, Caraon, Wn. John W. Tottin, Stevenaon, Wa. J. O. Wyall, Vancouver, Wn. A. J. Taylor, Astoria, Or. II. W. rftirHTOK. Portland Or.-gon. CHICMreTf aj.fj rNQllfcM (IYR0YAL PILLS Al'IJi'AS. ' " 1 r I r'US KNCI.imi friWF5y IIMI an4 u.la mrw v. MS" l'i W $'"1?" """""I' li.Ua. I L W ' """ !' """i. 4. I. -.' lH-a flail. I ".una i..,i,..,.i, law mtm av.m CUIL4. r OltONNMAN'K I'ATKNT WKITINt; ItINd The most Important Improvement of th age In the art of pen. manship make th poorest writ rr a splendid penman , in a few weok by the use of thi ring, Kn. ' dorsed by prominent college presldeat and board of .education in Europe and America. Sample dosen assorted li? sent', pot paid for It, tingle ' sample aa. When ordering a single rlnif stale whether for man, wonmit er child, PENN RIFG. SUPPLY CO. HI H. FOURTH ST.. Philadelphia, fhe . Fccr of -ill Frains I the Famoua Nortwi'slern Tylmlted dally between Mlnne. poll, St. r.ul nnd Chlrngn ....via.,.. Without exception the nnesL and most luxurlou train in thu world. You will' realize what comfortable' traveling is If you lide on thle famous, train. . For full Information addres C. J. ORAT, It L, SISLBIt.' Traveling Agent, Geneml Agent.' M Alder Street, Portland, Or. Mm