The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, December 27, 1902, Image 2

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    THE MORNING ASTORIA N. SATURDAY,
Telephone, Main ttt
TKRM8 OF 8UBSCRIPTI01I'.
... " ' DAILY.
Bent by mall, per year.,
.nt t maiL ocr month
Barred by carrter, per month
...UN
a
dpV!.W tlEKLT.
rut by mall, per ye. 4vmn0 n
,. Lnriut ruaranteee t IU ad
.1 , .v. ii-rt circulation ct any
newspaper published on the Columbia
Biver. . ,. , .. ' .
THE ASTORIAN PPBIJSHfNQ CO.
FEDERAL SALARIES.
in most par ticulaw It Is distinctive
gain that, ae a people. e Americans
are conservative to a degree ana in
cur taw-makers In their acts reflect for
most Dart our notions of safety and
amines. But these facts do not
4.i.ttfv the extension of a system thirty
forty or sixty years old into times like
the present that have obviously oui
rrnwn It. Reference Is had to the sal-
f most of our federal officials.
We came near to starving or bank
noting halt a dozen of our presidents
on pay fixed tor the position half a
.nturv and more before they were
chosen to fill H; and when the salary
Was doubled not many years ago n
wasn't made large enough to fit the
rimes: it ought to be doubled at least
before the term beginning on March 4.
iHfi. comes along.
r.ndent of the New York
Press at Bayonne discusses this mat
ter both sensibly and forcibly. It Is
"disgracefuV he says, for this, the
mightiest, the richest nation on earth,
to offer Its chief executive "but 50.
ooo a year." Our wealth, he shows. Is
nearly equal to the combined wealth
of England and Russia or of Germany
and Russia; and it nearly equals that
vf Russia. Austria, Italy and Spain
combined. England's indebtedness Is
more than double ours, and her popu
lation less than half of ours. The na
tional debt of Germany is nearly a bil
lion dollars more than ours and her
population one-third less than double
ours. "The national debt of Russia is
more than double ours, and her popu
latlon about one-half more than ours.
Still, with all these facts against their
policies as compared with the United
States, Great Britain pays King Ed
ward nearly $2,000,000 a year, not to
mention what goes from the exchequer
to other members of the royal family;
the president of France receives sal
ary of 40.000 a yean the emperor of
Germany, nearly $3,000,000; the czar of
"Russia. $12,000,000; the king of Greece
$200,000; the govern jr-general of 'Can
ada, $50,000. Even the' lord chancellor
of England receives J50.000 a year. And
we pay our president a paltry $o0,000
' and our cabinet officers a pittance of
$8,000 a year-whlch barely pays the
. rent of the right sort of a house in
Washington and expect them all to
a maintain the dignity of the nation on
. .such niggardly allowances!
; Many an Insurance company official
. gets vastly more than the president of
. the United States. Lots of railroad and
Viunbinar orcputivea would turn their
backs on such pay. In the "persona'
coluiim of the Commercial this morning
southern business man Is mentioned
as getting double that salary. Why,
salaries of $50,000 are comparatively
common In this country In positions re
quiring not, a tlth of the ability, the
tact and the chaHctecf a president
of the United Sta'es, and involving not
a hundredth part of the responsibility!
And. If It vere not for the fact that
such an enormous amount of honor at
taches to the position more, It Is our
proud boast, than goes with a crown
or a throne anywhere In the world
only cheap men could be found to fill
the place. .
NAVY BUILDING MIST UO O.N.
Recent events have justified Secre
tary Moody's recommendation, made In
his annual report, that two new battle
ships be constructed Nand that appro
priations for the same be made with
out delay. On Wednesday he renewed
that recommendation before the house
committee on naval affairs. The com
mittee had, in their wisdom, concluded
that this country was In no hurry for
more shir just at present, urged to
that decision by some mistaken ideas of
economy, just as previous congres
sional committees have bn urged, and j
had practically decided not to make the
desired appropriation this year, at any
rate, despite the oft proven wisdom of
the old adage, "in time of peace pre
pare for war." Perhaps what happen
ed In Venezuela was unexpected by
these wise heads, but It Is too often the
unexpected that happens In this
world's affairs. At any rate, they have
experienced a change of heart and are
now Inclined to grant the navy secre
tary's request. In fact, they may
grant more than he asked, for indica
tions today are that two new armored
cruisers and a hospital ship will be
added.
It took the Spanish, war to stir up
congress to our need of an effective
navy but we are not yet up to the
mark. Battleships are a strong induce
ment to the maintenance of peace,
when owned by a powerful ana con-j
servative nation like ours. But the,
battleships of today are not construct
ed as rapidly as in the days before
ironclads came into vogue. There was
a time when an effective navy was
built during the winter season In the
forests on the shores of one of the lakes
on the border net ween me uuhtu
States and Canada, and was ready for
business in the spring, when it gave a
good account If Itself. But It now takes
years' where it once took months to
complete a 'varship, and delays are
dangerous. This country today is one
of the recognized great powers of the
earth, and to maintain Its position must
have an adequate navy, for in these
days that Is of more Importance to It
than a large army. The United States
is naturally designed to be a great
naval power, with Its extensive coast
line on two great oceans, and with val
uable interests In distant parts of the
earth. The work of building a navy
along modern lines should go on stead
ily year by year, until it is equal to
our requirements and suited to the dig
nitjr of a great nation.
Thla slgnetare I e every bos of the !'"
I avatlvRmmnfli!int'neTiit
y7WXb wmsdy that w
DECEMBER 27, 190J
C. J. Trenchard
Insurance Commission and Shipping.
mrs. ida Mcdonald
Supreme Deputy of th Maccaao of woria
rrriRs. McDO
fcl No. 477 K.
I l Street, Di
DONALD,
HeAubien
Detroit.
Mich., is anronv
inent woman who was
greatly benefited by the
great woman ' medicine,
Wine of Cardui. Mrs.
McDonald is the supreme
deputy of the' Maccabees
of the World, and one of
the most widely known
women in the United
States, thousands of women gather to
hear her lecture everywhere she goes.
Sie preat work she has dons for the
iccabew is appreciated by every
member of th order. She was so ab
sorbed in hrr work that she neglected
to give her health proper ere failed
to take warning that the symptoms of
appixmrhiiut kidney trouble gate bet,
the sallow complexion and torpid uver.
But Wine of Cardui cured her the same
as it has cured thousands of others and
Mrs. McDonald has written this letter in
order that other suffering women may
secure from Wine of Cardui the same
relief the got from it.
Tor four yssrs I tsfftrtd wth J"
Hvr until my skia looked yellow and dull.
I ttxa found my kkfawys were effected sad
had wvtrs paiiu screw my back, and lleJt
Sir. IJU X. PimaU.
sotattMnTl
A 1
thai I mutt da
t Mttla aw health.
friend tdvouWd your Wine
( Cardui treatment e
twwjry thai I decM-d to
try k, although I had flttl
faith la pstsni mtdklMs.
' sra now vsry thankful tht
Ididio.tsrwtthlatMdsys
bltsstd rtlltf came to NM,
and In kti thn thrtt
months I was ttirtd. and
luva anlavcd fllM htith
tvtr tine. I know tnt Is iwlhliwt Nttsr
(or t sick worn who wish to tnoy pN
Itct hulth nd sm very phased to $lv my
hurty endommtnt"
No sufforinff woman can afford to
ignore such aletter as Mrs- McDonald
wriUs. Uer plana and advice have
provtxl valuable in building up one of
the createst women's organisations in
the United States and she takes time to
give advice which the know will help
yon. " ,.
Do not delay in securing this medi
cine There is nothing to gam and
eventhing to lose by delay. TUe choice
IS Del ore you. " iu w u j v.
. nv tnkins Wins of
Cardui All druggist! sell 11.00 bottles
of Wine of Cardui at well as 25c pack
ages of Thedford't Black-Draught.
Agent Welle Fargo and Pa
tina Express Companies. Cus
tom Bouse Broker.;
WINEofCAKDVl
millmn mlfnrinir
have found relief in
Wine of Cardui
The KWG SALOON
P. K. PBTKIISOJI, Prop.
Finest Wlnea and Liquors.
Comer Astor and Ninth.
ANDREW LAKE
Merchant Tailor
New Goods. Winter Bamplee, Per- '
feet Work, Prices Reasonable
and Work Done With Dispatch.
4SS Commercial St.. Astoria. Ore.
ijaJr
OREGON
Short Line
AND Union Pacific
I T
1 KOPP'S FAMOUS BEER
Bottled or in Keg
Free City Delivery
North Pacific Brewing Company, Astoria
EMIL SC1IIMPFP, tJeiterul Manngcr.
iXjxmmxxixxuiJjuzxxzxxxaxxxar
Enormous!
The growth of The Mutual
Life Insurance Company ol
Nfw Ynrlr is nnc finnHrpH
times greater than that of the
United btates.
The popu'ation of the Unlud Stata is 1(50 mm
23,191,876
Tiw fKipuUlion of the United Sum to iom iu
76,303,387
Uwti ui The Mutual lilt Intunnct Coanpanr el
Hew York in iBja, when 7 yean old, a
$1,278,388
ImcU mf The Mutual Life Insurance Company at
N. Vnrl, . . .
- - . J -1 y,
$352,838,971
The largest, strongest Life
Insurance Co. in the world. .
The Mutual Life Insurance
V-OMPANY OF MEW YORK
Richo A. MtCvtov, Preiident.
VAN DUSEN & CO, Resident Agents,
AH tuna, urrKgu, .
Bliprwood Glllespy, Manager, Seattle,
WShlnfrton.
C. H. Waterman, ' Ptate Manager,
,THB !J.M.?. ASTORIA;..
Is Xotrl as the Tlaee Where
Is Manufactured. m
Cutbirth's Creosote Shingle Stains
The Most Dursble, Preservstive, and .
Handsome Stains on the Market. ..
. Notbinu keeps oat tbe weather like binles on the walla Nothing
preserves and beautiBes shingles like Cutbirth'e stains.
CutbirtU also makes the beat COPPER PAINT tor tbe bottoms of ell
rater craft.
yttTtititXXlJtAlXtlAlXXmillllTTITIIIllTTXIIXXX
Depart
Chteaao
PortlanJ
Snecial
.W a. m.
via Hunt
ington
Atiantlo
Kx Brass
S:tO n, m.
la Huntington
irfME cho.
from rortlanj.
Pall lJe, Denver J
Ft. worta, uma-
h. Ksiuaa City
Iflt. Louie, Chicago
and Baet.
Bali like. Denver
wt Worth. Oma-
k. VtDiu CUT.
Bt. boula. cmoaj
and East
Walla
Wall.
St Paul Lewletoo, Bpo-1
r mm lumw aiar, ",M,1: r ;J7 . .
D. m. Bi. PaUU uuiuia uvea.
via Milwaukee, cm
Spokane csgo and Bast
71 hours from Portland to Chloage.
No Change of Cars.
OCEAN AND RIVER 8CHKDTTLB
Prom Astoria
Arrive
4:Mp.m
l:la. a
Ail sailing dais,
subject to change exc. .
For Ban Francis- Mondaj
' so every Ave days.
7 am. Columbia " Wwf
Dallr ex- To Portland and a, in.
cept Sun. Wav Landings.
Steamer Nahcotta leaves Astoria on
tide dally for Ilwaco, connecting there
with trains for Long Deaolt, Tioga and
North Beach points. Returning ar
rives at Astoria same evening.
Q. W. LOUN9BERRT, Agent.
Astoria.
a crtAld.
General Passenger Agent,
Portland. Ureaon.
A STAUTUNQ BunrmsB.
Varv fs couldb elteve In looking
at A. T. Hoadley, a healthy, robuust
blackamlth of Tllden. ind., that ror
ten vears be suffereil such torluive
from Uheumallam as few could endure
mul livs. llut a wonderful change foi
lowd hie taking Electric llltu-r. "Two
bottles wholly cured me," he writes,
"and I have not folt a twinge In over
a year." Thy regulate the Kidneys,
purify the blood ud cure Rheumatism
Nmiralirla. Nervousness, Improve ai
gvetlou and give perfect health. Try
them. Only 10 cl at Chaa Rogers
drug store.
NORTH COAST LIMITED.
la only run by the Northern PaolBe
between Portland ana mnnwnmB -
Bt. Paul, through Tacoma, Beattie,
., , . an. linita Uvtnaaton.
lilllinge, lllsmark and rargo. fclght
of these trains are on the run dally,
four east and four wast. Each Is a
solid vestlbuted train, carrying stand
ard Pullman tourist leeprs, dining
car. day coachea. mall, eapreea and
, . . ... iha aviMii Ahserva
Hon car. Each train la brilliantly
lighted with over 00 lights and the
e ii ail la vnti can travel lust
MH tkla iMln aa an a n T
other. All representatlvee wttl be
glad to give you aqwionai iniormat-
tlon. A. V. cnarirun, Annum um
eral Pamwnger Agent. 165 Morrison Bt,
Portland, Oregon.
BTARTUNQ, HUT TRUE
"If everyone knew what a grand
medicine Dr. Kings New Life Pills Is."
writes I). II. Turner, Detnpieytown,
Pa., "you'd sell all you have In day.
Two weeks use has made a new man
of mo." Infallible for constipation,
and liver trouble. Ko at
Chaa Rogers' drug store.
AHLHNP AMID FLAM Est. .
ni-aklne- Into a Visaing home, some
firemen lately dragged the sleeping In-
mates from death. Fancied security
an.1 daaih near. It'i that way whea
you negteot coughs and cold. Don't
do It. r. Klnfe New Discovery tor
Consumption gives perfect proteeUea
against all Throat, Cheat and Lung
troubles. Keep It near, and avoid suf
ferlng, death and doctor'g btlla. A
teaspoonfut stop a laate cough, per.
latent use the meat ituborn. Harm
lets and nloe tasting, It'a guaranteed
to satisfy by Ciiaa. Koger. Price Mo
ad 91.00. Trial bottlea free.
Andrew Asp,
W.m laltr, llttk.ilt. u4 lnissr
FIR9T-CLASM WORK AT
RUAHONAULK I'RICM.
Special Attention Olvw lo Bhlp ard
SteamtMal Mepinn,unnM
unltblug, nret-v-ias un
Wieeing, to.
I CORNER TWELFTH AKD DOAKsl
4ST0MA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
UtAVg
P0NTUNU
AkKIVi
aeem
loopm
I'orUand Uo on liaeut I II 10a
fee A'rta snd Way I f W e
"o4ola I '
nop
a 'i 1 av'
u ui I Iu4ula
Astoria
Kftiaai end W y j'tT'aTa 1
1 wevp 1
. f -
MfeSAtlOK DIVISION
la iu I ANlurialor Warrauluo,
It an a aa I PUni. rite I ea,
I to p in j Hanwixtd and AMorla
"Hi a iaTluiii julf warirvubio,
a ml Klaiai, llaaimoiid, fori
Tea
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WILLAMETTE '.' UNIVERSITY
' J. II. COLEMAN, PrcHlrtent, Safcm, Ore.
College of Liberal Arts, Law, Art, Medi.
cine, Music Oratory, Theology, Business
PREFARATORT DEPARTMENT open ' to student! completing eighth
grade department-lower grade in preparatory department Beeldea afford
ing professional training, the University seeks to give a -Jtorough piactlcal
education to all who are aware of the value of a trained brain.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT offers a thorough course in the theory
and practice of teaching. Meets all re milrements of state school law. Its
teachers are In constant demand. PX'atalogui upon application.
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Time Curd oi'TruIn
PORTLAND.
Leaves Arrives
Puget Sound Llmlted.?:ZS am :4 pro
Vanmam I V-H F iJlllla
Special 11:10 am 0:44 pn
North Coast Limited t:S0 p m 7:00 a m
T.nma am U.. 1 1 1 a N I L' h t
Express it:w pm s.va f
t.v. Pitarar Hntina i.imuea or norm
Coast Limited for Orays Harbor polnta
Take ruget Bouna umuea lor uir
pia.airect.
Taka Punt flnlind Limited Or KaH
ana citv-Bt. Louis Special for points
on South Bend branch.
Double dally train service on urars
tTaakM knannh
Four trains dally between Portland,
Tacoma and Beattie.
A. n. CHARLTON.
lul.i.nt nn.ral Paaaoneirer Aft..
2M Morrison St.. Portland. Or.
AN ELECTRIC FLYER.
An electric locomotive hus .'ut been
constructed which It Is cluimel will
travel at the rate of t'om M0 to 12",
miles an hour, i'rom this it would
seem that there is no limit to speed
nossibilities. nor is there any limit to
the possibilities of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters for surlng stomach, liver and
kidney complaints. Its record of cures
durine the past 50 years proves this
without a doubt, and also establishes
its superiority over all other remedies
When the system has become weak
and run down either from sickness or
neglect, you will find a few doses of
the bitters very beneficial. It will give
you new life and energy, restore, the
appetite, purify the blood and cure flat-
lenry, headache, indigestion and cys
pepsia. Try it
. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
This,, signature JtOL t . on
every box. 25c, rv
Fisher's Opera House
L. E. SELIG, MaHager.
MARGARITA FISCHER
COMPANY
IN A
Refined Repertoire
OF '
Late and Standard Successes
One week, commencing Monday. De
cember 29.
inllHSinW Rpanrved Scats. 50
cents : eallery. 25 cents. Seats on sale at
Gritfin'B book store. .
Steamer. SUE H. ELMORE
The Largest. Staunchest, Steadiest, and most seaworthy vessel
ever on the route. Best of Table and State Room Accommoda
Uona Will make round trips e very live days between.
Astoria and Tillamook
PARE $3.SO
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad Navigation Co. and
the Astoria ft Columbia R. R. for Portland, Baa rranolsco and all
polnta East For freight and passenger rates apply to
Samuel Elmore t52r Cos
General Agcntu, Astoria, Or.
a. a c. r. r
Co.
Portland, Or.
or to
B. C. LAMB,
Tillamook, Or.
O. R. ft N. Co
Portland. Or.
Luxurious Travel
Ph. "WnrMiwCatarn IJmlVd'' trains
electric lighted throughou', both lnid
and OUl. ana Steam neiru, are
out exception, the finest trains la th
.m The. miliadv tha latest, rawest
and btst Ideas for comfort, convenlnce
and luxury ever onerea me iraveuma
public, and altogether are the mrsi
complete and splendid production tt th
car Dunaers aru
These splendid Trains
Connect With
The Great Northern
The Northern Pacific and
The Canadian Pacific
AT ST. PAUL TOR
CHICAGO and tbe CAST.
w .vim Kharaa for these sucerloi
acommodations and all claass of tick-
i in avallahla (or naatlK on th
trains on this line sre protectsd by the
Interlocking ciocs rysiem.
ur u u it. a r. H. I. SlflLER
' General Agent. Traveling Ag't
Portliind. Owg 10
'WllKIlE TO HUNT AND TISIL"
Northern Pacific's new game book Is
now ready rr distrinuuon. muiira
(lotis of live gume a particular feature,
B., f.ill ,,naHa frnm (ti,lun.ThOI11I
son's drawings made specially for this
luuib M.t.t M,i,iMaM w in 111 nnu inu
book will be mulled to you by Chaa
S. Feo. a. P. A T. A., 8t Paul, Minn.
LUCK IN THIRTEEN.
Hy sending thirteen miles Will
Splrvy, of Walton Furnace, Vt, got
a box of lluiklrn's Arnica Satve that
wholly cur.-d a horrible fever sore on
his leg. Nothing else could. Posl
lively cuures firulses, Felons, Ulcers,
Eruptions, Bolts, Hums, Corns and
Pile. Only 26c Gurantced by Chaa
Rogers, drutflst.
"The Hlggest Sensation Everywhere."
UILIPUT
Tho smallest stereacope with the
strongest optical effect Highly fin
lahed In dlforent colors with rich gold
and sliver decorations (mountings
Including 20 V. F. Photographs. Views
of art (genre). Price only $1. Sent
everywhere prepaid In letter form.
AOENTS WANTED.
LlliputSteroscope Company
FultKEST 11L.UU., rniiaoeipnia.
PRAEL & COOK
TRANSPER COMPANY.
Telephone ML
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All avmda ahlnnad ta one ear
Will receive aneclal attention.
No 538 Duane St. W. J. COOK. Mgr.
THE WALDORF
C. F. WISH, Propr.
Astoria's principal resort.
Fine liquors and cigars.
fltla'a Aavltf !
Alt IMln, M.,b, MnMM ft.wh.1 lAa, aa
Qoble with all NorUtarn Iaoiflo trains
to and front the Bast and Monad
points. J. C. MAYO.
Qaal Freight and fin. Agent s
WHITE COLLAR LINK
..FoFtland - Astoria Kouie.
STR. BAlLtY UATZERT. t
Dally round trips except Hunlay.
TIME CARD
Leave Portland T a. m.
Leave Astoria T P- m.
'Phrnn.h I'.alajtjl ounnaaltona ar4tk
steamer Nancotia from llwaoo and
Liong iieaon rvinia.
WMta Collar Line Ukta Inter
changeable with O. IU ft N. Ce. and
V. T. Co. tickets,
The Dalles Route ;
STR. " TAH0MA,"
and "METLAK0" i
Dally tripe except Sunday.
TIMfc CARD
Str. "TAHO.nA"
Leave Portland Mo , Wed., !., I a aa.
ueave uanes, -raea anur. nax., 1 a m,
Str. MBTLAKO"
Lv. Portland Tuea. Thur, flat, lam.
Lv. Iallea, Mon Wed.. rrL, T a. sa.
Landing at foot of A lew Street, Pert.
iano unapt.
Doih Phones. Mala Ml.
innniN
J. W. Crictttoa, The Dalles, Oregoa.
A. lv. rulier, uooa nivsr, vrrun.
Wolford ft Wyera, WMt flalmoa, Wn.
Henry Olmatead, Carson, Ws.
John W. lMten, Slevenaon, Wn.
J, C. Wyatt, Vancouver, Wn.
A. I. Teyicr, Aaiona, ure.
K. W. t'RlCHTOrf. rorthtna Oregon,
an eMiCMfarra'a rnauaM
E'ii i" 11 ii'ii mtkiVh ni.i.cii
S tkj awaa alllallaaa ... lailla.
f.T tiaati. m;p,mwiiii m ...
V KM h rartliaUn, 1 allaoWl
w l aM''ll.ll.rfcrl.a4lM,'nMi l.ra.
V ' l.-a 11,11, ii..i'U ii.i.i, mu
, II ' r ll ll. , klkU.-, k I III-
MaMla. ill. rm MwaM aa. I'llll.a.i-V
FOUNDED A. U;l7fG
SUN INSURANCE OFFICE
O LONDON
THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORLD.
' Cnh A.ielt ' - fii.soo.ooo
Caah Aaaata In United S)tata, a.OiO.os
C. A. Henry iS: Co., General Agents
213 Sansome Street - ' San Francisco. Cal
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., AGENT5
TICKETS
TO AMD FIIOM ALL
Points East
vu
Scott's Santal-Pcpsin Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
fur tnflamniaUon or Oatarrk
of lh. Hladli- and Dlaraacd
Kliln.y.. Ha enra ao paf.
Cunt qntcklr and Parma
D.nllr ilia orat eaaoa of
.Jitiisri hnra and 4alet,
no maUarof how long ataml
Inf. AbaolDtrlv hanl.a.
Hold br drurtl.ti. Print
1.00. or br Biall. pontoald,
II W,lboiH,ft.M.
THI SAMTAL-PEPS1N CO,
tinA h Chaa. Roara. Ut Commerci
al street Astoria, Oregon.
JCV Ja
law 1
"a, "
The most Important Improvement
of the age In the art of pen
manship makes' the poorest writ
er a Splendid penman In a few
weeks by the use of this ring. En-
dofsnd by prominent college presidents
and boards of education In Europe
and America. Hampie doien assorted
sis sent1 post paid for IL single
sarnplo , Ko. When ordarlng a single
ring state whether for man, woman
orthlld., .
PENN RiFG. SUPPLY CO.
11 S. FOURTH ST., Philadelphia.
Don't Guess at It
lo... I .mi am mum Cast write US
I .... Mi.. an4 ur na tail van about
I the service and accommodations offer
ed by the ILMNOIB CENTHAL
Ida tt .nn a n thhii ih 'i i j i j iudi
Cam via the IIJJNOI8 CENTRAL
from PACIFIC COAST to Chicago and
SHORT LINE
TO
St. PAUL, DULUTH, JIINlfSAPOLli,
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248 Alder Street, Portland, Or.
Portland. Orp son,