East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 26, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextShoes For Your Feet Hamilton Brown's own 1 1 1 si 1c lire tlic shot's to i Wear. They haw all thfi tiialitics of a food nhor, low prioM and world wide reputation, A ohaneo for i gold watch with rvrrv tlollar purohtw. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood MADE AT NEW MM FACTORYg7 Jl THURSDAY, JULY MOO. DAILY. W1KKLY AID SEMI-WEEKLT BY THM PubllnhliiK Kant Oregon-an MNI)LF.TON, Company, OK I. GO N. nIL . M HSt HIPIIUN MTM: On topvpe , - . y mail Um c by MS Month. Ly wall no "off P9r Mh. ' y .aftiai - i fti uf-cntioa b e ! numlri KlNi wiiki.v MUMHrTlOW MTM ! tcp. one ("- t '" 'Ht . THI -. ' n tj 1 -ait ffi Mill PMMnVTtMi MTM I (laa opf n ' I Trill ut TiDiK-fi Ont Inch, rr I eat. tn l)r - i,. I r I w'iincllM.or la 0r tl rer tn ha, firfftMNU.hr.. (-' - hea. Chi in. h.orlpM. 0crtrr It. it, Ovrr thraa im ht r,? D.il . lot. Int... AI.va.Tttls (Dt.l-I.y tin It " . .J I . S .,. i o M "i I. n 4 h tr Month on i ti i , I -V . . . . , ! t I J t I: I I I . 0 'nils pet s.sti t t . I U T'...,l.tf ..., of So,.W..kl, n.srni.n.. i i Ism V. M . 1 1 t,kl 3 p., tnvU.fi j. , ..ch .ul int lb... Local nMIc., t.n t .fit. rT lint, .A. h inteftloa. Rttparot w ill i ii ii i iii addraaatni tba t.crinan navy tin-other ilny referred 10 it an "my young navy". Fha UorntBfl iH)il.' should t it k - WIfl Ian ad pit hi in in a MM with a ball around hi neck ami refer ti. him as "mir Hill " .lames .). Hill, th' railrnail magnate, has purchased "mi, of the finest -nun viu hts alloat" ami w ill soon start mi journey around the glOOO, It is t Im? ho-d that when B return- In. in thin trip that m " ill nut lOMMjlM that Im has a greater cinch mi tl irth than ha already bbbmmm. Tin- l't'iiilli'tmi Street fair ami liar MM Carnival pnnnimii t. ! a great suc cess. Those behind it are onthu-i.i-ti. ami tvnrkiiiu' like l-.ivr- t make it a (treat ttractimi (or I'emlletmi an well .i- a ltaint! event to tiie ooie who will room here to lake part in it. A BMch a f't.uOO will baaaaal in urranu in for it. hut thin law aimnint will lie well invented ami will m- ha- k to IViiilleton many I.I lataaal aioatiM aaa lhaaltj al BaUw Ixirroweil (.", ,1m throuixh "a .opiilar loun" from the paaf)!a of Salem mi ten yuurx time at four per rent per milium. Now the m hiH.I district of Sa lem it aatiaarlag 110,000 la the mum way ly til Im excel lent methoil the paaaia of that town ami dltUlal obtain the Ix'llellt of a very low rate of in teret ami at the name tune pay the in- tert-Ht to home eople. Salem ople liavH wt an ex, el lent example, ami one that otlivr horrowintf WIllTlIU MHaald take to heart. Chairman Dlak, of the MBMbllaaB Itate executive tolulllittee in Ohio i ipioteil an makiiikf an adnlaaMM that Ohiu i a doubtful ttattt tbl your ami may JO tor liryan. Of aaMM Mf. I'iek tlitl nut make the ailuiimtioii for pilhlieatioii. He xayx the repuhlirai will make utroiiK effort to keep the state iii the repiihlican cuiiimii, ami there will pr .ni- Mta . It Ohio wax in anv way ilmihtful it MttU he little HI to further oppoite tlie ele.--tion of Itryan, wiiote clUHMMi flee t ion, to nay Hie leat, an- exiellent. I'rerfi.lent M. Kinley hii.I hi- .1 eiater- eem iu. IiiimI to take a lian.l in tilt- M'ttlelnellt of tll Cllilll..(e .pie--lion. They proHiKe t.. line the arn.t ami navy of the l.'nit.-.l Stat. - to that emi. If it ii. nocemary he wil in.ik.- war MMJl tie- 1 'tun lasaiBMM. K there liap'iix to K- division an. I .ic- Hauaa aaaaat the HMrati thai aaaaarr will he iirawn int.. tiie iMoblfl aaiaaai of Mr. HaKialay'i ItHada. Padaobt e.nv .nr. vi. i iiuey iIim-x not u l.-l ,1 irreat war - .h- not inteii.l t. make a (treat war but what do the hrutal in tltieuctw of event- . are lor hi- (j.., in tuntioiiH ami hix U-nevolenl HWllaaal Lady RoMnlpn Obarabill'i praMra tioiiH to marry the Ix.y ihIi Crnwalli- Wext, her yajuaj aaa'i jrauaj in. n.i, ..iM- attention to the fact that there in a growlaa, diapaallion on the part of women to indul(e in what London fitly, if incli-Kantly, tall- "Imby MtabuMj." it bat loan baan tiaatrtni ..rt for ini.ldl. -aited or elderly men to roh the era. II. wiien thet went wil'e hanlljg Hut, whether from lack of i no I iiiatioii or from lack of opportun ity, tliti m id. II. .e.-i-.i woman had not no far MM to the MHMfJf to et a solace fur Iter dMllabaj vearn hut now that im- tiiircnill Hoiiuin atarted llie in. .ve in. -lit it may become the fauhion. Out. of the travel iiik ag.-ut- of the MBti IV iUilroa.l cinipany told (iov ernor Ito.jBMvult that tin- ttdvamt- in the price of wheat during the iaat few Mail had made a difference ,( f.ft,. umj.oou in the tnrraiai of the laram alone the Hue between KanaaH City and HaWUMM. Mr. Hroitleiithal , tbu MMiiat candidate for piTll I of Kanaart, uatiuuttea tiie wbeat crop tit iw 1 year at HO, QUO, IHIO bMhall, an MM of 10,000,000 bOahall ovr any former year, and if pre-ent price.- emit nine it 'will hrinc IM farmers of Kana more 1 than 100,000,000. Tbo com crop of kiiii"a- i the hit(tet on reconl, and the blot, There has heeii .i-t rain jetioiitth and )ill sunshine MMMMjh, and if the mime condition- prevail until the crop can bf harvested it will sell for etioiiith to pat off the .... .ri m... of every htm in the utate. Thi- MM tioii, of OOUfMi i- all due P. "the ad vance intent of pro-perity." It -In ni I.I Is- poatiblc for 0MB tin ni...t Intolcranl partbain to tatlmata W. .1. Hrvan with creator laatlM rind truth in 1000, He ba MMJ tin country in his speech-mnkillK tour until 'he people know him hy pvratMMl contact. He Im- DOM sharpie criti. i-.l for his BtMh Kpeakiti)t. hat only si was it poatibla t.. reach the oter-Sur.-lv it is a rt'iiiarkahle personal tri aatptl that .Mr. liryan ha- talked K much and damaited himself no little Ii.- lias won ami will hold a very hiith BUM in the history of Amerjcaii poli tic- it- .in orator, aide t.. meet and M in- ter. t the MM al MJMi There in ni one his Ml parlor in tliis. Hack of this art ami power is the personality of tin sneaker. This help- to account for hi. ItTMgUl, He is thoroughly sincere. Norn- can .. uht tins win. see and know ami utmly the man. II. ha- come ..tit of tin-loins of h uodfaaruMji nprbjhl ami intellectual American an trv His father was an Illinois jiidjte, tin magnate of his MJBM, staui'li I'res hyterian, whose house was the stop pitilt-placi' of men of prominence win came that i- well as the center of the liest there was in the local life. Tin- hoy has never departed from tin hitth tainliiiK that environed hi- Volttli. ON t OF THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE!.. W. II. (leant 's new uiar. the Chi can.. American, says editorially : K..iir vears aif the paramount is-u. of the presidential campaiitn was the .iiit-stioii what sort of dollars we should have. Thin year the paramount economic issue is the quaftlon who nlnill own whatever dollars there are, and tiicideiitallv ourselves alone with them. Thirtv war- aao tin- Standard Oil Trust ltd a capital of II ,000,000. Now Its nominal capita. 1- t-. and the actual value of its si.- k. I..I-..I on market oiiotatiuiis and earning ca- pacitv, 1- over MJO.OOO.OOO. It lias in r. a-. 1 ir- veaith over .urn times, or "Hi,ti per cent, in thirty years. In tin- same tune the wealth of the nation iucludiiiK Standard Oil has not in creased over llntl percent It the trust hit- increased so much more than the average, the rest of the country must have increased licit much less. And included in that remainder are cores of other trust-, some of which have accumulated wealth even mure rapidly than Standard Oil. Tiie Rocke feller comhiuatioh olaawl 000,000 last year 011 a nominal capital itat ifl 11 of f 110,000.1100. The Cariictfic couipBBV expect- t,, , dear MS, "00, 000 this veur 011 ,i nominal cipitaluatiou .,1 ;.'., OHO, IHMI. When the trust- have divided their to, '), 100 and l.'ai ht cent, how much w ill he left tot MBBMfl ptoploY I'r.uii Issj p, isol, when tin- Stan.l ird Oil Trust was comparativclv a small affair, its annual dividends aver- aiteii .. per cent, hrom to IHwi thev were I'J is-r cent In IMMI, when 10. .-t oi the industries of the ciintry were in the depths of distress, and million- of men were trampiuc the riads vainlv bantiaa for work, the Standard Oi) dividend jompad io 81 per cent. In 10, thev were Xi i?r cent, in (w .In, in UBJO H ami in IMO tS M-r cent . The defenders of tiie trusts sometimes say that all this means not blag thai the -hire- of these corporations are to be iHitiitlit in the OBM market, and that if their workmen aft thrifty and I save their waves they can buy them lout and own the enterprise theinsdve I.el us Ml. A h il'Ii stamhird Oil official was bOMtiiHI Ine other dav tiiat hi- trust was n (ricinl of labor, hrtmitn it employed Ho.txlti n at a minimum wae of 1. ,,() day. A dollar ami a half a working day is nine dollar- a weok, or 0N a year. Thirlv -h. tlioutaild in. n .11 that rate uoiild'earn lo.lWO.OOO a year, or almost preclude ..iii -tliir.l of the amount distril.uted in dlvidandi ttuoai Mr, John D, iiiH-ke-feller and half a doieu associate-. If we call the averafe dailv wage u', since 11,10 is the m nioi uu, these 85,. 000 men would earn ifiO.OOO per w. ek. or 1'I,S40,0IMJ a year-cmisitlerahly less than the dividends of Mr. John ), Itockeleller alone. Now, aiwiiimiiK that Mr. Itockeleller anil his 80,000 workmen have the same income, which is an extravagantly generous assumption for the workmen, on which siile is there liktlv to bt more reauy money lor investment in additional stock'.' Mr. Itotkefeller has one small fam ily Ui nupporl. He has 110 vice- and no expensive hai.it- til any kind. He does not even pat taxes when he can help it. ('radically all of his income is available for reinvestment. Kach of the Jo, 000 workmen may he presumed to have at least a wif and three chil dren 17'), 000 isionle in all to Is- sin,. porled from an income mi larger than Mr. Hockefeller's. At an average wag" of 1 xir day, each peraon in a Hiaudard Oil workman's family would have 10 cents a day to live on including food, clothing, shelter and luxuries. It hardly looks as if more thrill Hit cents nut nf the 40 could he devoted to the purchase of stock. Similar proportions prevail in other enterprise-. Mr. Carnegie's indi vidual income from his steel tvorks is I greater than the comhlncd incomes of I all the WOfkBH.n in his ttnploy, When it few men are compounding their incomes at the rate of .Ml or 100 Iier cent and the musses of the people ive from band to mouth, saving noth ing and lucky if they can pay their daily expenses w ithout asking for char ity, it does not take a verv elahorate m.ithcnuiti.'ul calculation to show that the few will noun oTTIi all the wealth of the coiintrv. The trust system hastens this iiro cons. When bvatnaBI was carried on hy a multitude of indes.ideiit OOBCnmt there was al it ays a chance for a hright manufacturer or merchant to make a little fortune that would give him pro Drift lo nt tt ly us large a share of the na tional wealth as was BMBHtd hy his richer OOUpatltOfl, Hut now the small merchant and uiauiifactsrcr are disap pearing. They are Isdng ahsorlxsl hy the trusts. The hright vming man win. would formerly have made a stroke of husiness on his own account i- HOD the hired man of a trust. He .Iran- a salarv ag lone, perhaps, as salaries B0, hut not one that could ever 0 titbit him to Is ome a rival of Ins emplov ers. Kor everv dollar he receive- (or hire of his hraiu he tfttbltt his mas ters t.. pocket twenty. The trusts monopolize not only money hut hraius, and what hraius fortnerlv pr.d11.1xl (or their owners they now prodam for the Otplttllttl P. whom thev are leased. This i- as fatal as its twin xiisnn of military imperialism to repiildican government. It 1- imperialism in an other phase. It is the rule of the few over the many the exnloitiitimi of the many hy the few. The Declaration of Independence talks ahoiit all men lin ing created BQOal. Is tlienuin to whom John t. Rockafelltr pay- ll.OOada) in ant material sense the Banal of Mr Rookaftlltr? HuppOtt he mid Mr. RoebtftlltT each to hold ...me cherished principle of BOrariiment, an. I suppose each went to Washington on the same day to urge in- views upon the president, which Would gel the more rcspe.'tilll re ep- I loo. s.ippose the workman v . re sitting in the president's ante-room when his employer MBM in. vtoiild Mr. ROOM f. Her wait In- turn'' He would If tn hail a truly democratic government. The time may conic, ami hefore tore long, when the government will have P. deal radlMll) with the power which even the legitimate advantages of con . 11lr.1l. -.1 wealth coiner upon it- hold ers. Hut that is not the present issue. Tim democrat 1. party in this cam paign has laid out a program of attack II eon trusts I. .-..I upon the destruction of the advantages thev gain hv unfair and Illegitimate means. They are allotted tons,- the tutting potter for their own ends, through the tariff; tin t are permitted to crush their com petitors hy railroad discriminations j thev resort to criminl means of in fluencing court-, legislatures and ad ministrative officers. These things the democracy propose- to -ti p. Hv doing so it w ill put a I. rake on the pTO gress of the republic to destruction, mid will he kept fully occupied hv that work for the next lour vears. Af ter that it can decide what ought to Im done next. FOK Insurance Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Olass, etc Loans I To the Harvest Trade.! II 1 WhtMi in need "f. on City and Cuiity 1'mperty, Heal Kslalc Improved and Uiiiniproved Citt Lop Stock Kaiiches and Wheat l-'arms J. R. DICKSON. I a-t oregonimi Building. New Goods... Ami Cheaper Than Evwr.. ll!lv Forki, lh"' lown( Wire CJable, Axif Qretof, Eldorido fa-tor. Wetl Va. Block Oil, Cp ital Cylinder Oil, Comnonnd (by tl. cils' nr brrel), Rope of all . 1 c.t'., of. 4tnnl t m.i'S, or ll B wwt' P Kange for thecook houoe, all And ..,.f pt icefl lrnti I Taylor, the Hardware Man 721 Mlo (Mnel 3 liUiUiiai)UaiiiiiiiiuaiaiiiitiiiiiaiiuuuiuaaiaiiiiaiiUK P01 tiorcs. CHrpvts, 1. act- Curtainf Wall Paper. Haadquartara for White. Standard and Bldttdgo. SewiiiR Machini's JESSE FAILING Main St., near Bridge. I . D .. ortLinelvailrocHl OregonShi Til K DIRtOT KOt'U Montana, Utah, Colin ail.. and all Eastern Polnti tilve. choice nf two tsvorlti- routs., vis tie PSION I'.M IM. l-s-i Mail Uln, or Hi. Kin OKANOK Hrcnlc MtM. Ho Change of Cars on the I'orllsn.l.t'hl. Hi- Itrtl." ski. BpW Isl, h. loMI 11 BqulPIMd vitn I l.-l mi Standard Sleeper lTlne New Ordlntrv Tourist Superb Library -Buffet Ctrs. -Splendid Diners meals n la carte l-'ree KecllnlnK Chair Cars Comfortable Coache and Smokers I ntlre Train Completely Vestlbulei) Tor further infornistloii si.i.ly to r 1 W AMSI.KY. Agent O. H. A N. Co., 1'clldlvloii. tr. W. K l i'.HAN, Oen'l Ateul Purtland. Oratan. T H E Crescent THE MOST POPULAR WHI EL Men'sS Wheels ! adies Wheels Bovs' or flirts' 0 Chainless - $25 and $35 $26 and $35 $25 - $00 Another consignment ot the $25 and S26 Wheels jus received. CRESCENT AGENCY East Oregonian Building Sleeper, 1!!! K NAHM.. 1 rsv. I'm. Agt. 142 Third It. Oregon Lumber yard Puget Sound Warehouse Co. TACOMA. VA3 CN'STON. Wtrtboa in w .v Q. it it . ,m.i tsMer. of ladtptBdtBI Wurehiiu.e III PtaaTttM, Mtt.it -In Mnrkei lOct.iiilii ni 1 1 inn. -i Prlaot Mtaloto. Kiirni.l k .m l ivtni,. to ItHBtOV sii.l insk,.- s ft, iii. ... on crop, or on wheat in warchoii.c. r, . HNNOUCY, ,..iit. POaiMM. Omi .it llsk.-i ,v Polwoi'l, next .lour lo ts,.tottl.-e. T.u Motiaoanv, Agtai ' Helix. John k MutiuoMaav,Amalal Mrtrrtn. VV. II Ai.ma Agi'in ,u Vnli.yelo. i. W BtltttT, Ageni ui Aihuiu. ff the nun does not itop the cough the cough stop-, the ui. ui; stops his ap petite, his sleep, his pleasure and his work. So culled "cough remedies" sometime relieve hut they don't pokcp enough to cure. Ir. Pierce's ('.olden Medical Discovery cures coughs and BMataa ol the respiratory organs per ftctt and nanMBanllT It stops the cough. It heals tile liinjs. stops the h nioirli .gc, if the lungs ure hleeilitie, and by DUrlfyiag the blood ami increas ing the action of the blood -making glaadl MsricOtt every ere;.)' with the g.sd blood which aioue will make gooti hotly. "Mv hu.lMnil hs.l been coughing for years su.l iN-ople friinkly tol.l me thsl he woiif.l go iDtocotlsumplioii.s write. Sir. John thlrcii..in. of.V' M isll. I'Uce. Cltlesgo. 111. s c ttt Mtk ten ihle coiighlu a .h 1 . wt uot only grew uiuch sUmicd hut I - .k.-a tor the htir.tuiir of a blood vctMrl or s heiuorrliate st uftno.1 snv lime Altel line. Jsvs' coukIuuk he ws too weak, lo crus. lite loom Tin 4l.toi did him uo tuod. I M.i, I Die csk lo s drugs'"' vh lisu.le.1 me u bottle of lit Pierce1. OOHtt Metllesl MtBIMS er My hu.bsti.l'. recovery ws, rrtusiirul.te Inthreedsy. iflei he tx-gsn u.iun l)r Pierce. Gol.leu Mtdlesl DMtMBy he whs up sad r.-Uii'1 in.l i. i mote fUy. he went I., worts. Two bottles ttltd lulu " I)r Pierce's PleiUvint Pellets cure hili- oii-ins- Iln-v pr. since permanent ot-ue- ftt and do not re-ct on the system ( me is a gentle laxative, two a catliartic dote. (he largest stock ol Saddlery , liar. ness, Ttnts, U anon Covers, Can vat, Lap Dilators, Rope, sm.iv Leather, etc., Is kept by Joseph Ell ....SDI.I.S.... Lumber, Lath, Shioslett, KuilJum Paper, ! ar Paper, Mottldiaga. Pickc- Lima aud Camisnti Brick and Sand, Sash and Doortf, teraao Uoorali Windotwa, I ci ra Gotta Pips. Borie & Light, Prop's Alia St., d)). Court House. Alba Creamery and Cheese Factory Orders Promptly I Hie J. J. L. lilSMI.lv Prop., Alba, Oregon. )TT ACADEMY t u, in. I... I IsTO. J. OT Mill- it. !.. PrlMvlswl, I. tools Ywtm l,e,,. s.-, I A Butrdlta sc..'. l)sr 0 i tit Ml t ,, Birtn. larlpui, ) .... tt- rets, i Tn ast dot-.,. . I f UU r I ".CJ Uj . c. I, LX ary all fillS A hoarding and Day School lor (ilris jOoaaastAr 1 ........ ,,.,11,1.11- 'Q, , rrlaelttl, 1'oril.oi.l. in. n The Leadiug Ha. ness and Saddle 'tan ufacturer of tiattern Oregon Subscribers to Magazines IK VIII' W AS I 111 sun scribe lor iiisgssliios or in. weapon, in its l ulusl state, or Kuropc, reull, by uu.lsl uole, vtosek or MIL I n. III. i ,- MIAN Ihe uel publt.ber.' Ii;. l Hi. publi. si Ion you de.lre, hii.I wo will slid S..IIU1.' all risk ot the uioue bcliiK lo.l lit Ihe mail.. It will .avo you both iroiiblu and ri.k. If von are a .ub. rlber Ui the I i,i tISSXSiSlAS, III reulllllUM vou .-all .le.lu. 1 leu per . em Iroui Ihe uilutlsuer.' Dries Ad.lrew KAHi OKKUONJAN PUB. CO., leudla I.e. Wl. ..... The New York World. Thrice a Week Edition ALflOST A UAILV Al Tlil: PKICIi Of A Hlil.kii The most widely circulated "week It newspaper in America Is the Thrie. -a-W'eek edition of The New York World, and witli the presidential campaign now at band you cannot do without it. Mere are some of the reasons win it is easily the leader in dollar a yotsl journalism. It is issued everv other day, and i.- to all purMises a daily. Kvery week each subscriber receives IS pages and often during the "busy" season 'J4 papos each tt.ek I he price is only $1 par tear. Ii is virtually u' daily at the price o( a it. . kit Its news covers every known part of the world. No weekly ntwapapar could stand alone ami furnish SUOtl ttrvlu The Thrice-a-Week World DMM at it- dissjsal all of the rwonreet of th,. greaUsjt newsuts-r in exislence ti,, wonder of Bsodorii iouraalieni "America's (ireatest Newspais-r, " it lias Ijeen justly termed The .Net, Him norm. Its political news is absolutely im partial. This fact will be of MBoeial value in the presidentia! eanipaiini OOmlBH on. The bust of current Ii, Hon is fouuil Hi its columns. These are only some of the reasons there are others. K. ... ! it ajol see them all. We offer this uileijuajad Imwspais'r ami the weukly Kasl Oregouiaii to getborone year for 0J The regular a" fSj'ri'l"" "f ""' ,vv" ,,",,,'rh 1 Tiie Tri-Weekly World and the Semi Wookly Kast Oretonian our taai (io a.ao. You Can Get The Golebrated Pilsner Beer in battMWi dalivotad to any part oi city, at $1.5 per Dozen. aaa- Bottlmi hy Geo. J. Pottnor AMERICAN PLAN. SJ.Ot) per Day and Upwards. Piuest Hotel be Pacific Northwest 3ftv1 Ai'zrar THE PORTLAND "TLANIl mv Special Kates to titstern - 'r touris..s .u commeXter0 P'e v'""f '"and. Head,u.rter. " H c-HWERS, Manager. Wool for Sale MoM Rule 5. ft, .3 and S.T&Jfi f Woo' No' IdJpnndttUt w if i5' "owsttn'tul in any or lllE 1 m ' privilege, J. E. SMITH. '"t . .. .. l ost time and SUperh ' WOl OfT.'r,.,! ... aw " ") 1 111 Tk. rj mt bp sa sv.r 0' 5LY S BlCT04 Daily Fast Trains to the E M ii ton t'aiitii.i ...i... irstel vl ti. .'ti, i ,,r";nlnrf Mali antoptr " Mj ' ,J ni id es,. T . or'c-v.iALTlEs rSi. "SSL s,rvl(.. Trillrlnl CI ML I lit ,i , . . 111,,. . , fjHr I ' I I .1 I , . -,,,.., n " r r. B. Hours of tltia HV(,i , ., Rsnstsi art. si LouiJ 8,2a, ch oilier easti rn is. im- Bo,to, tVV??taJ . '" H"" lk' Cites-. It I- to your Interval u. n. ., Si 1 ""' i r I'AtiSr' or. I. II. UVTIIKOP, A"'itO Ct'i utatrtl tgent, i-.HiiriiHi.,F0"jjl". Take the. Washington k Columbia River Railway Kltr I I, 1- ;l . St Paul Ml. ' s..s v7i j,., ,)mih mA All PVltlO Pnni J e BC "III ttlllLJ Hnn niil -ni otllll Portland tnd poliu on the Sound. Arrive. Mondays. WsdattMtMlktksJ PeiMtrls dally ex. Spl s,Uy ,u " ''UN nil ii if ratsM . , v 1 1' AM- H.B.AI.IKRIIKAP ... r.T1 Walls W,!., Soien Pit RAILWAY. EAST via SOUTH. I. v. on p. ni. ftM a. in. 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