O.R.&N.
A Beautiful Present
Stop
Dkpakt TIME 8CKEDCLEB Anitiva
fok From Heppner. from
9:30 p.m. Salt Lake, Denver, 4:50 ft. m.
Ft. Worth, Omaha,
Kansas City, Bt.
Louis, Chicago,
Portland, Walla
Walla, Spokane,
Minneapolis, Bt.
Paul, Duluth, Mil
waukee, and the
East.
8.00 p.m. Ocean Steamships 4:00 p.m.
From Portland,
All sailing dates
subject to change.
For Ban Francisco
Sail July 5. 0, 13,
17, 81, 25. 29.
7:00 p.m. To Alaska 5:00 p.m.
v July 19.
8:00 p.m. Columbia Rivee 4:00p.m.
Ex. Sunday Stkamkbs. Ex. Sunday
Saturday
10:00 p. m. To Astoria and Way
Landings.
6:00 a.m. Willamette Riveb 4:30p.m.
Ex. Sunday Ex. Sunday
Oregon City, New
berg, Salem and
V ay Landings.
7:00 a.m. Willamette and 3:30 p. m
Tues., Thur, Yamhill Kivkrs. Mon., Wed.
and Sat. , and Fri.
Oregon City, Day
ton & Way Land
ings. 6:00a.m. Willamette Rivee 4:30p.m.
Tues. Thurs. , Tues.. Thur.
and Sat. Portland to Corval- and Sat.
lis As Way Land
ings. Lv. Riparla Snake Rivee. . Lv. Lewiston
1:46a rn. :4Sam.
Mon., Wed. Riparla to Lewiston Sun , Tues.
and Friday and Thur.
colored
tea
Trv
bcnilli
Best
Oordray, the pioneer theatremBn of Agricultural Exports.
Portland in tbe lioe of "'popular prices," The farmers of the United States.are
has refitted the Waetiogton St. theatre, drawing on other parts of the world for
formerly known as tbe "New Park."
Oordray always baa something new, and
oar people, when below, can spend a
pleBsant -evening at hie plsoe. tt
Denver & Rio Grande
RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD-
Paa.engera booked for all Foreign
Countries.
J. O. BART, Agent, Heppner.
W. H. HURLBURT,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or.
Weekly Excursions
TO THE EAST,
In through tourist cars without change.
MODERN
more money in tbe nsoai year, wnion
ends this month, than in any proceeding
year in tbe history of tbe contry. Even
the high water mark of 1892, when oar
exports of agricultural produots amount
ed to $799,326,232, will be surpassed by
tbe reoord of the year which closes with
this month. Tbe preliminary reports of
May ezportations, wbioh have reached
tbe bureau of statistics, make it appar
eat that agricultural exports for the
year will be in excess of $800,000,000,
Ibe total being likely to reaob $835,000,
000. Never before have the exports ot
agricultural products reaohed the $800,'
000,000 line, and never bat twioe have
they been as much as $700,000,000, tbe
two oooasions being in 1881 and 1892.
Compared with tbe last fiscal year, tbe
exports of agricultural products will be
BEE YOU GOING ERST?
If so, be sure and see that yonr
ticket reads via
tug Wwesietn Line
....THE....
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS, AND
OMAHA RAILWAY
THIS IS TBI
Great Short Lir)c
BETWEEN
DULUTH, St. PAUL, CI1ICA.GO
AND ALL POINTS
EAST AND SOUTH.
Their MagnldoBiit Track, rwrles Vostlbuled
Dining and Hlnrnlng Car
Trains, and Motto;
"ALWAYS ON TIME"
has glvan this road a national reputation. All
classns ol pawMtiignrs parried on the vrallbuUtd
trains without extra chant. Khlu your freight
ami travel over this famous Una. All agents
hav tickets.
W. H. MKAD, F, C. SAVAGE,
Hull. Agent Trar. V. it 1'. Agt.
'm Washington Bt., Portland, Or.
UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
Qf" TTWP TTTl tMj $150,000,000 and compared with
tbe preceding year, tbe increase will be
In cbarpe of experienced oouduotors and 0Ter $'25 J ,000,000, wbile tbe total will
porters.
be fully 60 per oent in
tbe fisoal year 1895.
exoess of that of
fnnr1nva To Kan"" City, Chicago, Buffalo and
muiiuuj o, Honuui w imoui cnango via nan iaae,
Missouri Pacific and Chicago and Alton Kys.
T...J..... To Omaha. Chicago. Buffalo and
IIHjMlap, Boston without change via Bait Lake
and Chicago, Kock Island si I'auluc Ky.
VlT,lnJ.,..n To Bt. Joseph, Kansas City and
11 GUIiraUoV Ht. Louis w ithout change via Bait
Lake and Burlington Koute.
Tk. 4...., To Kansas City and Bt. Louis with-
lliursuays, out change via Bait Lake and Mis
souri racino railway.
A day stop-over arranged at
Salt Lake and Denver.
A ride through the
Famous Colorado Scenery.
Both 8peed and Comfort.
Tbe business man compelled to travel
at this season ot tbe year, as well as the
tourist traveling tor pleasure, demands
oomfort as well as rapid transit. Tbe
Rio Orande Western and its connections
tarnish both. From tbe PsoiBo North
west, passengers are landed in Chicago
in three days and a half, and in Ne
York in lees than five day. Farther
more, the passenger is given his choice
of three routes through Colorado, aod
four east thereof. Tickets are sold via
Hionx City, Omaha; Kansas City, Bt.
Loais or Cbioago. From the time tbe
passenger leaves Halt Lake City until he
reaches Denver there l oue everchang
panorama of the beauties of nature,
whether the Rockies are oroesed via the
Tennessee, Hagerman or Marshall passes.
Tunee who desire it, are given, without
CHICAGO
llwauKee & SI. Paul B'y
This Railway Co.
Operates its trains on the famous bio ok
system;
Lights its trains by eleotrlolty through
out; Uses the tdebrnted elootrio berth read-
itia limn !
Kane speedily equipped passenger trains CHAS. G. ROBEHTS.
evrv day and night between nt. ram
and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago;
the
For rates and all all information, Inquire
of O. R. A N. and S. P. agents, or address.
R. C. NICHOL. 8. K. HOOPER,
flunAru Airulit IJIMI. I UL A I IL Atrt.
2M Washington Ht., Denver, Col. extra oohI, a day's stopover in nail UHse
Portland, Oregon. . . n;t. r,,r,lii,o an nnnortnnitv of sneinir
J, 0. Hart, Local Agt., lleppner.ur. -
tbe beauties ot me mormon ospnai, ana
also ensuring a daylight ride through
Colorado, jiislly termed, heoause ot its
soenery, "Tbe Switzerland of America".
Via the Itio Orande Western rates are
always the lowest and aooommoJat ions
tbs beet. Through tourist and chair oars,
ell aa standard Pullmans, npon all
trains.
For descriptive phomplets ot tbe tarn'
ous mountain scenery, raies, reserve
lions and otbnr information, address,
J. D. Marsfield, Oen. Agent,
Rio Orande Western Railway,
112 Third 81., Portland, Or.
THE NORTHWEST.
Its Products Will All Be Shown at the Ur -
eon Industrial Exposition.
That Oregon, Washington and Idaho
are entitled to be rated as among ub
most prodaotive aod resoaroaful states
in the Cnion, will be abundantly proven
by this season's magnifioent crops.
The world wants evidence of all this,
aod it will do the world good aod do
good to the whole Northwest and all its
people. These people are tbe ones to
furnish tbe evidence, and they on do
this by taking an active interest in the
Oregon Industrial Exposition, to b? held
in Portland, September 22 toOatobar 22,
1898.
Tbe euooeas of the exposition is al
ready assured ; enterprising men of af
fairs are at its head, and the various
committees are working in a way tbat
guarantees the best exposition ever held
in tbe Northwest.
Gold, silver and bnnz9 medals and
diplomas will be awarded tor the best
exhibits, and the farmers and producers
who send exhibits will be doing good
work (or themselves and the whole North
Pa o itio coast work that will result in
bringing here people and wealth and de
velopment. It is intended to have on
exhibition a sample of every variety ot
grain and grass that grows in the North
west, with' fall particulars as to Us
growth, yield, etc, wbioh information
will be instructive and valuable to all
Tbe exposition management will take to
Portland free of oharge all exhibits;
shipping tags and full particulars will be
sent npon request to "Secretary Indus
trial Exposition, Portland. Ore.".
The exposition is going to be a great
attraction, aod one ot its many excellent
features will be a first-olaas band , ren
dering better musio than baa been beard
in Portland since Liberates engagement
seven or eight years ago.
NEEDLESS NOISES.
Disturbing Element of Life In
the Big Cities.
VUnains; Bells and Rattling; Carts Hoke
Xervona Feople Miserable The
Need of Mechanical Inventions.
tn order to lurthrr introduce ELASTIC STARCH (Flat Iron Brand),
the manufacturers, I. C. HubiiiRcr Bros. Co.. of Keokuk, Iowa, have
derided to OIVK AWAY a beautiful present with each package of
starch sold. These presents are in the form of
Icaufiful Pastel Pictures
They are Ijxto inches in sire, and are entitled as follows:
Lilacs and
Pansics.
Pansies
and
Marguerites.
fill!
J Kowwtcoowff'' 1 1 VC
Mra COLLARS IP MR Sffif AD NK
1?W!
5t
OM POUMO Of TMtS STARCH WfU JO
OT ANT bimh aiAKin
I l r Jl IRINRFR RfUrfCO
fKtoiiuiUow.N(wJwrNjCiitiii1
Wild
American
Poppies.
Lilacs and
Iris.
50 Years....
Undisputed Supremacy
I TMC
World's Competition
Cooper's Sheep lip!
Increases Yield of Wool. Enhances
Value ol Flock. Cheap, 8fe, Han
dy, Uleac, Wholesome, Odoriees.
GENERAL AGENT,
247 Asb Htreet, Portland, Ort-Kun.
Chicago. Milwaukee &
St. Paul
AImo operate ateam-tieatetl veetibnled
train, carrying Ih laleet private
eompartment ears, library buffet smok
ing ram, and palace drawing room
leriwrs.
l'arlnr ears, tree reclining ohalr ears.
aod tb very best dining obair ear
aervtr.
For lowet rates to any point in tb
United HtatM or Canada, apply to
ageut or addrM
C. J. EDUT,
J. W. CASET, Oeoeral
Trav. 1'as. Agent. PortUod, Or.
Sold by Minor it Co.,
Heppner, Or.
The Old Shop!
LIBERTY MARKET
it-
It the plAce to go to go1
your fine pork aud ktnb
chop, a teak ami roaata.
1
m
THROUGH TICKETS
TO THE
Eat and Southeast
rit th
UNION PACIFIC II. II
THE TIIUOUOII CAR LINE.
Hard oa the Brother.
An sited ploueer druKgiet in one of tbe
oterior town ot tbls state, designated as
being ot "high respectability and promi
nent in churob affair," yesterday ws
sentenoed by United Mates Jode
Belliuger to pay a fine and te imprison
ed for a term ot CO daye, tor selling
liquor without first proouring an Inter
nal revenue lioense. In some quarters
an inordinat) sound of sympathy is
beard for the culprit, because of his
social position and bis standing iu tbe
obaroh. These are tbe very reasons why
tbe maximum penalty for the offense
should have been imposed upon him.
The British Medical Journal some
months ago, in an article calling at
tention to the effects of the noise of
cities on the nervous system, sets forth
in detail some of those noises and sug
gests means for their extinction or
amelioration without sacrifice of the
industries which produce the various
kinds of din. It is pointed out, for ex
ample, that the railway companies and
factories on the continent use horns
of not unpleasing sound in place of the
hideous steam whistle. The church
bells of England are compared with
those of other 'portions of Europe, to
the disadvantage of the former; and it
is held that in an age when every room
has its clock and every adult his watch,
the frequent bell-ringing throughout
the day, which now offends the peace
of Christian folk, seems unnecessary.
At night there are the Bhouting,
screaming and singing people about
the streets to cheat decent well folk of
their rest, and worse yet to retard the
curative process of sleep in the case of
those who are ill. With the dawn
comes the milkman and his rattling
cans. The catalogue, so far, of dis
turbances for the London citizen's cars
is about the same as with us, says the
Boston Transcript In London they
have other nuisances which are not
known here. 'With true English con
servatism, tlieknoekeris8ti.il used, and
this contrivance, long banished from
American front doors, is vigorously
plied by the postman or anyone else
who has a certain rijrht to uemana
speedy attention to his signal. They
huve found in England, as we have
found here, that with every new con
trivance for man's comfort or conven
ience there is introduced the poison of
a new noise. The din of the bells on
the street cars has been stopped on
Sundays by municipal order, but it is
heard on other days, and is none me
less Irritating because it is raised amid
the rattle of every sort of vehicle. A
recently added noise in American cit
ties is the buzz and whirr of the trolley
on the electric railroad wires.
It is a common expression, and a
common belief, too, probably, that one
grows used to all t!ice noises. That is
a fatal blunder. As one whose sense
of smell is dulled by familiarity with
the poisonous eflluvla of tobacco may
be nauseated by an excess of the odor
in a close room as quickly a though
the senses were still acute, so one who
fancies himself proof against the
nerve-destroying effect of noise may
These rare pictures, four in number, by the renowned pastel artist,
R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects
in his studio and are now ottered tor me nrsi time 10 me puuuc.
The pictures are accurately reproduced jn all the colors used in the orig
innlQ and arp nronounced bv competent critics, works of art.
Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpassing
. r t 1 ii.ii. : .
them in beauty, richness oicoior ana ariisuc meiu,
One ot these pictures
will be given away
with earn narkairp of
purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and
IS SOia ior 10 cents a pac&figc. nan. yuui iwi mm omivu v. -
beautiful picture.
ai 1 fionpeoc veen ri ACTM STARftU AHCPPT NO SUBSTITUTE
9 of color and artistic merit.
Elastic Starch j
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
State NORMAL School
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
Strong Academic and Professional Courses.
Well equipped Training Department of nine grades
with S20 children.
Regular Normal Course of three years, senior year
wholly professional.
Graduates of accredited High Schools and Colleges
admitted directly to professional work.
The Oiploma'of the School is recognized by law as
a LIFE Certificate to teach,
Graduates of life School are in demand as teachers.
Light Expenses One Year for from I'iO to $160.
Beautiful and healthful location. No Saloons,
W First term will open Tuesday, September 20, 1893.
Catalogues, giving full details of work, cheerfully
sent on applicatirn. Address,
W. A. WANN, P. L. CAMPBELL,
Secretary of Faculty. President.
TW0 SPLERDID TBBIH5 DAILY
TO THE EAST
VIA
IT
n
1
m
Rocky Mountain
Limited
Leares DENVKK, . P-JW a. m.
C'OIjO. HHR1NG8 . . 8:8a.nt.
Arrives LIN. 101.N . . 11:45 p.m.
" OMAHA . . 1:H0 a. m.
" DKH MOINES . . S-.ai a. m.
" UAVKNl'OHf . . m.
' CHICAGO . 2:15 p. in.
Next Dajr
Through BI!r and Chair Cars Colorado to
Chiiuton. Will Vmtihula UinrauhoaU The
hocdt train in the West.
Colorado Flyer
Leaves DENVER . . 2:4S p. m.
" COLO. WRINGS . 'M6 P. m.
Arrives TOI'EK A . . 7:80 a. m.
" KANSAS CITY . 9:15 a. m.
Ar. BT. LOUS, (Wab.lt'y)
6:15 p. m.
Arrives ST. JOHEPH . 10:40 a. m.
LINCOLN (Ex Bun) 6:42 a.m.
" OMAHA (Ex San) . (CM) . m.
Through Hleepsrs Colorado Springs to St. Louis
via Wabuh 11' J.
These are New Trains in addition to our former service.
For particulars and f oUUrs giving Urn of the train writ
JNO. SEBASTIAN.
U. F. AM ClUCAUU.
NEW NAME I
Wm. Gordon has re-named
his stand the old Jones
I'UtXMAN PALAK SLEEPER.
PULLMAN TOL'HIHT HLEEPEKH.
rilEK RKCUHINd (IIAIK CAU3.
Thecolprif iutelligeno and hi pro- ftr lonfflivin.r au.i.i ft tun continuous
fewed chri.ti.nil, .boald h.v. KU.rdml or Irn-ular. ud.,nly fln.l himacll ! the
L! . .u ',.., victim of ftrtllne a ense of .hatUred
uuu K..ui .u. v.u.-uuu nemg a nt.ropatU wouM i,ke to
U, providing b did not nm h churoh hrt ,n ,ian(, ,( Uus inHiaiousne of
a blind to eotiMal bi wrongdoing. din al)( raL.itet wero one generally
A erica ptrpetraird by on of bit oImi recognlxvil there would b a demand
. . . . .1.. t rv.,I4ir if m it-
CHI I ior l )UipsiD7 iuau ous 01 1 ujnn t'io iin" il.v.v .. ill
rter manoitad comroitlad b pr- chanlo to devlM moan of prevention, livery StaUI
W0 of do .landing and .bo m.k. 1" Wt ' " " "
. . . . demand are not (reneral In certain
do pretention to being po..ed of t the compUinU o( the mdmI-
tiiwb moral obrcter. Booh men Ih lire Bre n,t tie ()UOry: "How are
pioneer drugiitcQ offer no piaibl vou ;0ing to help It?" propounded with
xout for committing A orim, nole the ir of uhmittiPir problem Impo-
. ... I 1. -a .t. ...... it... ... fc. it ta ...
hav ennfM lhm ve a De nil UDO- mie 01 ""immii. ,,,.-.nn --.-
cri...d Ibati. do .o.Ung pie. o.llfd what w,,n
PimniMi n niviiu raui'wm iu iv "-j 1 mm - -w w -
AXlio Central.
al-d hv lor Mle. Chart rwwonahl. Call
Biu blm aud hav vour horse wall rml lor,
Portland ta
EuUr CitUi
Chang.
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v
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THUUUOII t'AUH.
TO
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Hit and Catiad.
gi'lCK TIME TO.
rniriKi
V aailia'IM
IUt.TioMI
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Hvrrui
All other
polOl
la Hi
KmI ll l
HouthrMl
OMn
Ka ClTt
ht. Jiri
Mt. Uri
IUmtm
FISH EVERY FRIDAY
Fin sun-eiirt hams and trn.
Pur kl larl, arlll rvmlprv.1. 0I1I
1 -I. Ilia-tint iMt I'tlra ll tr
at slKk.
HESJ. MATIIKWS.
sniKANE falls 4 nohtims
SaSOS 4 FOHT SliUTARD
HLD MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
Th Only AIMUil llonl Wiibonl
Cbana of Car. IMea Hpokne,
(MMlaod nd NeUoo. Also b't.ei
Nla tnl Hloi, daily iivpt
Huo.Ujr:
Imm. Arrlw
.. A M ... .Hi1m .. 'I' H
tlill A H l.ail IH'.K
w a.i hu so r. m.
I.M li,naris ! MU ttllh Sa fut
Ka. ! all ,a.-nl aaila.
I'm mii r f.f k-iiM !. an.1 mmlnUrf
l auuMrt a4 Muni ilh tkulv.
1'bI.io Wpt en.oaclion
I Mt, l'll, Milipli,
Ka VMJ, Otokha, HI.
ai aud utbtr promi
nent point....
lr.ifo hkJ Ibroagh to drttinaluKi
ul tnksl.
Throaab IU k's Jspa anJ f 'blun, vi.
T4Mm aod Northern rrln flatui
bip Oompany' lln.
Fr full laf rmiiiii,tim !, mt
lirksl. Ut., Call 00 r nU
W.n. Ai. , A ! CmntMii,
v-
V
iHUkn.l a.A(t.
It-.sl.. 1 t 1
(jnirh TIib.
I ui.in U-i'.-la.
(Vr-.imlly t:,!.!ril rinnn,
llwi tWaa ta talintlt.
!l!trt Una la Tmna-VMllt at tMr
raiomal PiixMatiua bald a Uoiaiia, Mabrwka,
jaii It nMilr,
WMU nn.Wr.inl f. rl. Ilmltl anil
(!. informal ! tMrtatain. t. tlBInn I'aeilc
J. II. UrTHHOP, or C. HAST Al.
ii.. 1.1 ID tlw.. O H AN.t a.
1'i.nlar.l. tf. Mi.ia,f.
Wiei
Lil
1. lb bc.riog of tb I... The r should
b oo iureaioo ot .ympatby for tbl
ol, bat rtbr on of regret tbat it
iit.. l'ortlaod Telegram.
of atopplnif or At leant of lewiening
nolae. there i nothing unreawmabl
In honlnif that aome of the diatrarting
noiar of our city life may be acattered
thnmirh the kindly ofllre of In-
tr..tili.n mm. Knr Inntanre, there la
the rattle of wheel over pavement;
much of that can be prevented by et
"Tie Regulator Line"
The Dalles, Portland 4 Astoria Navigation Co.
BTEAUZHS
'DALLES CITY" AHD "REGULATOR"
louto ar uy all Uruiriu mrauurl loi-ur
or nionrv refunded, t'. C. C ar a sure
Tr
thin. Try a on w-ojj, ;
haiuvl. and bdukMt frwa, kwaourugaO.
QDXOIC TZZWXZ3 I
TO
aScni lrntiolMCo
Aa4allMtal,iirria,tU Mu Hhww!
Kmlaal tk
Southern Pacific Co
TV k ! Ikratftj rhfnrai la all
a4 rai awl BVK ft raft w.i,l R.Kiie
or iK. TarlA I .M. I'ailiMa H
t la, M.,4laBa
AliarKjHl I. t rmm irwa. aiMii mwW
vm m fcl f4 imhI iaM md4
r. mm. tmt i.4,
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n. -ul,iM. ..r. tv H XakallAX
el f f . r"'iaKitfa
GENE UAL
IWSSENGKU
DEl'AKTMKNT,
M Il.Vi' Afur E, Nor. 5. 1S'J7.
rATUONS of the WLoorwio
CutrAt I.iu. in pM.iDK through
CbiCAgii amy require orae mi.U
ore in the y of haviog their
ham! ItAL'iinc Ukeo form or to
train ml mrrincrt or Im, or in
tuAtiy other waj, nl they will
Gn.l All tht i tloairrnl in tbie re-
ect in the eervico of the U.hrr
tt the) (IrAUil CetitrAl 1'AA.erjger
KtAtioo, who he recent! teen
ouiforuivHl with trown .ait nd red
ca They ill bo in wUng tt
All trniD. tretAred lo Mei.l
AKDcrt. kdiI it ie hoped tht our
j Atrmie mill fully themMltee
of I hi AKlitiool i'rjtlioo for
thir romfurj.
JAR. C. IOND,
A Rue Thine roe Yoe
A transaction In win U yourauimt Inaela
am-ri untiir. itlliouanoM. i K ii-auoi nr. i..r
rnuuii, u.r.piitoauuauiouiMiuuou.er Ulnff the tire over Inner tire ol mo
!!? irLriJ'Mir.t:-J?ii U-r. while for ..n litfht vehicle, th
derlul new liver timulaii nd Uiu lual pneumatic t!re of the bicycle I pl-
ble. l'oor vlic Iwrlifht worn i re
aponxible for much of th rattle eauaed
by dray and expre wgona. A
frightful din l made by wairon lyl-
eil with mrtol nl or pipe laid In ft
though the aevcral piece were only
mailt l"'a ol Wihhi; i prevent inia
nole it U only neceaaary to nrparal.
each piece with ft block and each atrat
tun with trip of w.m1. Of nnirw, ftll
prcvcnilve mean of nul" will cot
money, but In many cav th Drt et
will 111. I( tli. who r rernal
ble for the pcnltence in the rmiay
Hpaalsk Praverb M Wi.
Hpaoiardt bav ft wrakora for prov
rlaV Tb eenmoo everfday coovera
tloa ol tb peopl eoolai. .ooret of
pithy ytog oinr or ! . that i
prM briefly tb Id of th Cttlin
oa v.rin. anbjert. Among Ih ar
sore about .ontaa that dj not bo.
... M . - ll M - .Itkt.. 1. .-f ft t.
terf blgb elimtlo or III ei, aOJ I way or acroiiipunintr mm-n m w
most of .blob .oold mil apply to th
STA6ELINE
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FARC FROM ARLINGTON TO
roaall W mil ...iU0 Kouud trip 100
MaiTlllt I'J mile). 00 Round trip TOO
Condon m mile) . . 1 00 Round trip 00
Clt (IS lotlra) ... 100 Round trip 1
Olei (1 mlla) .... IU Round trip IU
Hlan lv Arlicgloo every morning
(Snmlay eieepted) t 6 o'clock; I do
I Condon at 3 p. B. nod arrive At Fos
sil at 7 p. .
Corofortabl rovsrd eonoh. Aod far
tal, iperlocd driver.
Cororoeoriog Mnndsy, May 2nd, lb.
earner rf Ih Reirnlator Lln will
lev 1'nrtlNod l O30 , m. tod Tb
Dalle tH30a.m.
Wheo yon go to Pnrtlaod, .top off t
Th Dalle aod tk trip down Hi
Colombia; yorj .ill enjoy it, aoi tnve
money.
W. 0. ALLAWAT,
Oeoeral Ageof.
Amrla .ma, blber or ool tbey
may be tri of tb land of lb oasUosU
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rk of life cannot 1 convinced if
their lack of humanity public opinion
may yet cryullU IWlf Inui law but
it I a mean art of eivlllMtion that
haa ti be atirnsl Ut a performance of
duty towanl one nclif hl"r by autuU
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LOOK AT THE TIME.
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