O. R. & N.
Dkpart TIME SCHKDDLES Arkivb
fob from Heppner. from
9 M p. m. Salt Lake, Denver, 4:50 a.m.
Ft. Worth, Omaha,
Kaunas City, Bt.
Louis, Chicago,
Portland, Walla
Walla, Spokane,
Minneapolis, Ht.
Paul, Dulnth, Mil
waukee, and tho
East.
800 p.m. Ockan Steamships 4:00p.m.
from Portland.
All sailing dates
subject to change.
For Ban Francisco
ball Aug!ist2, 6,10,
14, IX, 22. 20, 30.
7:00 p.m. To Alaska-- 6:00 p.m.
1 August 8, 28.
S-00 r. m. Columbia Rivbb 4:00 p.m.
fi. Sunday HteamkRs. Ex. Sunday
Saturday ,
10:00 p. m. To Astoria and Way
Landings.
11:00 a. m. Willamettk Kivkr 4:30 p. m.
Ex. Sunday Ex. Sunday
Oregon, City, New
lierg, Salem and
V ay Landings.
7:00 a. m. Wim-amrttk and J1-30 PJ"-,
Tues., Thur, Yamhill Kivkks. Mon., Wed.
and Sat. n and Fri.
Oregon City, Day
ton St Way Land
ings. :00 a. m. Willamette River 4:30 p.m.
Tiles Thurs lues., inur.
and Sat. ' Portland to Corval- and Sat.
lis & Way Land
ings. Lv. Riparla SNAKE Rivkb. Lv.Lewirton
l-4ra in n:45ii. m.
Moii., Wed. Rlparia toLcwiBton Sun.,Tues.
and Friday andlnur.
NEW NAME!
Wm. Gordon lias re-named
his stand the old Jones
livery stable
IMio Central.
aledhay for sale. Charges reasonable. Call
Bou him and have vour horses well eared lor.
WOMEN OF THE CANARY ISLAND.
They Are
Deridedljr
ONION PACIFIC
THROUGH TICKETS
TO THE
Eat and Southeast
I R.
THE THROUGH OAR LINE.
ANTELOPE REVIVING.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS.
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPERS.
FREE KECL1NINO CHAIR CA US.
P.naenaera booked for all Foreign
Countries.
J. O. HART, Aent, Heppner.
M. H. HURLBURT,
Genoral Passenger Agent, Portland, Or.
Portland to
Eastern Cities
Change.
Without
Oniek Time.
I n ion Depots.
Peraonally Conducted Exournions.
HagKHtte Checked to Destination.
Low Rates. ...... , , .
ii;.. lino ti Trnnn-iVTiRKinMinm and Inter.
national F.xoosition held at Omaha, Nebraska,
June to November,
Writs iindersitmed for ratea, time tables and
other information pertaining to Union Pacifio
R R
J. H. LOTHKOP. or J. C. HART Agti
Oon. Airt... 135 3d St.. O. R. & N. Co ,
Portland, Or. neppner, ur.
Denver & Rio Grande
RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD-
M UM ERST ?
If bo, be Btire and iee that your
ticket reads via
tub wjnstem Hub
....THE....
CHIOAOO, BT. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS, AND
OMAHA RAILWAY
Trim m thk
Great Short LiQe
BETWEEN
DULUTH, St. TAUL, CIllCAQO
AND ALL POINTS
EAST AND SOUTH.
Tln.tr Msmdtlrciit Trm k, Peerless Vostlbulcd
Dining and Sleeping Car
Trains, and Mutto:
Weekly Excursions
TO THE EAST,
In through tourist cars without change
MODERN
UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
SLEEPERS
In charje of experienced oouduotors and
porters.
MmJoiM T Kansas City, Chicago, BulTiilo and
iiiuiiuuia, Boston wuiioutchange via sail ijtue,
Missouri l'aciucauu unicugoauu aiuhi no.
... To Omaha. Chloairo. Bullalo am
iiyf, Himtoii w it bout change via Halt Lake
and Chicago, Rock Island it Paciilc Ry.
To St. Josenh. Kansas City and
Ht. Louis without change via Halt
Lake and Burlington Route.
To Kansas Cltv and Ht. Louis with
it) S, out change via Halt Lake and Mis
sonrl Paclllc railway.
Not Beautiful Bat
Masculine Looking.
Now that Unole Sam is in (be annex
iosr mood, wno Knows dui iobi me
fabled Atiaotis of Plato, the Garden of
Hesperidea and St. Brandon's Fairy Isle,
all known to tbe modern geographers as
the Canary islands, may not soon bo
come a part cf the United States? Cer
tainly no spot on earth offers a more
curious illustration of primitive women.
When tbe Canaries were conquered by
Jean de Betheuoourt, a Norman baron,
in 1402, iu tbe name of Jnau II, of
Castile, tbey were people by two races
wbicb bad emigrated from tbe main
land. Each race bad different laws,
habits and oustoms, and was possessed
of motual hatred which engendered con
stant warfare. ,
The inhabitants of the Western Ca
nary isianas were smaii, mir, Buergetiu,
brave and amiable; some of them even
had blue eyes and red hair. In Fuer
tAvnntnra and Lanzsrote tbey were
taller, darker and more idolently, lazily
beyiDg tbeir hereditary rules, whether
the latttir were men or women, loe
dark-skinned inhabitants are supposed1
to be of Arabic, or of Phoenician origin.
They were oonquerea easily Decause
they were even more indolent than tbe
Spaniards, aod then tbe fairer raoe was
subjngated.
Today the common type, in the Ca
a'ries,"'of both men and mendonsiats of
tall frame, an elongated bead, a badly
chiseled nose aud mouth, a large', heavy
aoe, and blue eyes. This type is unl
versal. but tbe dress of every island is
slichtly different." Of course, the true
Canary ouetomes are ' seen on these
pennants, for the higher classes are en
tirely Spanish and European. They
have no native clothes, suoh as the
Philippians have, bence the material for
their clothing is imported from Europe,
and the women make up tbe garments
in thoir houses. However, bats and
shoes are made in the Canaries. .
Strange to say, the men, women and
children are bocustomed to walk bare
foot over the thorny plants, tbe plains
filled with spiny oaoti, and tbe burning
rooks of lava, which, in a few hours, will
burn and wear out the stoutest shoes.
Both men and women always wear their
shoes in tbe town ; but if you meet tbem
on tbe road, tbe men invariably are
carrying their shoes at the end of a stick
while the women carry theirs on tbeir
bead.
The women of Teneriffd wear a skirt
and apron of cotton, a well-fitting bodioe
ornamented wltb large sleeves, and
Bohu wbiob ends in points both in front
and behind. Tbe bead is covered with
the greatest cure. A silk handkerohief
is folded around the ohin and then a
large woolen shawl is wrapped aroand
A day stop-over arranged a
Salt Lake and Denver.
"ALWAYS ON TIME
BnnlnfM Ilea of Onr Neighboring Town
Knowing tbe Grit aod Enterprise.
Antelope Herald.
Our little city has been overtaken with
dire oalamity, but nothing daunted the
business men are going to work with a
vim wbicb shows tbem to bo men of en
terprise and puBh, and proves that Ante
lope is a very important trading point
for a large soope of country aroond.
The nenr.lfl who were burned out were a
set of the most philosophical men that
could be imagined, taking tbeir loss, an
act over which they bad no control, Bod
assuring tbeir oustoraers that they
would Boon again be doing business in
better bouses and with better stocks ot
everything. While tbe loss fell rather
bard to tbe individuals, yet in tbe end
it has been a means of bettering the
town in a view of safety from again go
ing through what has passed, and in
plaoings of a much more substantial and
comfortable form, in place of the old
ones which, most of them had stood for
years, and some ware ready to pull
down. Nearly every business building
now under contemplation of construct
ion is to be two story, with brick flues
and lathed and plastered. Thus we see
tbat. tboush the individuals loss
heavy and some are badly hurt financi
ally, the men who oomprieeour business
men are enterprising end that enterprise
is manifest now in our new and improv
ed growth and the town of Antelope, as
a town, is to be a better town than be
fore the fire laid waste to the heart of it.
Dear Madam:
Your grocer is authorized
to pay you back your money
if you don't like Schillings
Best baking powder.
No questions. asked.
San Fraaci&ce
A Schilling & Company
4
MMHMHHWeMMHHWIH8WWmWC
A Beautiful Present
In order to further introduce ELASTIC STARCH (Flat : IBJJ
the manufacturers, J. C. Hubinger Bros. Co., of Keokuk, Iowa, have
decided to GIVE AWAY a beautiful present with each package of
starch sold. These presents are in the form of
A Change of Officers.
At 9 o'clock this morning Register J
F. Moore and Receiver W. H. Big s de
livered over tbe United States land office
to their suoceeeors, Register J. P. Lucas
and Receiver Otis Patterson.
For over four years Messrs. Moore and
Biggs have served in tbe positions whioh
they now relinquish, and two more com
petent and obliging officials have never
tilled pnblio places. Tbey have kept tbe
work of the office well advanced, and
have ever been courteous to all who bad
business with tbe land department.
Many regret tbat a change ot adminis
tration should have caused their retire
ment. However, their successors are
competent and obliging gentlemen, and
will administer tbe offioe as acceptably to
tbe people as have Mr. Moore and Mr.
Biggs. Dalles Mountaineer, Aug. 1st.
Beautiful Pastel Pictures
They are 13x19 inches in size, and are entitled as follows:
Lilacs and
Pansies.
Pansies
and
Marguerites.
A Clever Trick.
It cerlainly looks like it, but there is
really no trick about it. Anybody oab
try it who has lame back und weak kid
neys, malaria or nervous troubles. We
mean be can cure himself right away by
taking Eleolric Bitters. Tbis medicine
tones np tbe whole system, acts as a
stimulent to tbe liver and kidneys, 19 a
blood purifier and nerve tonio. It cares
constipation headache, fainting spells,
slapDlessness and melancholy. ..It is
purely vegetable, a mild laxative, ana
restores the system to its natural vigor.
Trv Eleotric Bitters and be oonvinced
tbat they are a miraole worker. &very
bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents e
bottle at Sloouin Drug Co's, E. J 81r
oum, manager.
iJ P"rOlllH NO COOKING '
MAKES COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AKO MICE
AS VWI HKl ULUijr 1 lun
0NC POUND OF THIS ITkPCH WILL GO
Of ANY OTHER ITABCH.
"M f HIIR1KGER BR0?C9
WuiUowJiwHwtN)CoMW,!
m
US
Wild
American
Poppies.
Lilacs and
Iris.
An Enterprising Druggist.
There are few men more wide awake
aud enterprising than E. J. Slocum, who
spares no pains to seonre tbe best of
everything in his line for his manv
customers, tie cow bat) tbe valuable
agenoy for Dr.- King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
This is the wonderful remedy that is
pro.duoing such a furor all over the
country by its maoy startling cures. It
absolutely enres Asthma, bronchitis,
Hoarseness and all affections of tbe
ThroBt, Chest and Lungs. Call at above
drug store and get a trial bottle free or a
regular size for 50 oents and 1.00.
Guaranteed to cure or price refunded.
These rare pictures, four in number, bv the renowned pastel artist,
R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects
in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public.
The pictures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used in the orig
inals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art.
Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpassing
them in beauty, richness of color and artistic merit.
;iHB0i; Elastic Starch
purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, ana
is sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a
hpantiful nirtnre.
ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIC STARCH. ACCEPT K3 SUBSTITUTE a
IirkIvkii tlili fowl a national reputation.
All
i I ol imaauiiHn rarrliid on the veatlliilleil
train without tr harit. Whip your trulxht
ami travnl ovur thli laiuom lino. All aKunli
have ilckuta.
W.H.MKAI), FaBArVi(l,.l
Ueii.AK.-ut Trav. F. 1'. Agt.
OH Washington Ht 1'ortlainl, Or.
A ride through the
Famous Colorado Scenery.
CHICAGO
mmm & si. Paul B'g
This Railway Co.
Operant its trains on the famous block
yatnm
Lights ila trains by laotriolty through
out;
l!a the cnlebratHil uleotrio berth read-
iug lamp;
Hnni spdily fiiuipped pMuigr train
dav and tiivlit between Ht. l'aul
and (Uuoago, and Omaha and Chicago;
the
Chicano. Ailwaukcc &
St. Paul
Almi iitwtNtH at.'Htu-hoatud voatilmlod
train. Tarrying lh latmit private
eornpaMinnt cars, library bufltit smok
ing car, aud palncn drawing room
lirpir.
i'arlor oars, fro reclining chair oart.
and iL very bt timing obair oar
ervu-e.
for lowixit rates to any point in lb
United Htat.'i or Caua.la, apply to
gent or ddroM
C. J. KDDT,
J. VY. OASET, Uaneral Agnt,
For ratca and all all. Information, liiqulro
ot O. K, & N. ami S. V. HKOiita, or addroaa,
R, n. NICIIOI,, H. K. IIOOl-KR,
Ut'iKTHl Agent, lien. ram. 1 ki. aki.
2M Whlngton Ht, Denver, Col.
1'ortlanil, Oregon.
J. c. II akt, Loeal Agt., Heppner, Or.
I
IMIty
Urit'KF.ST AND MOHT DlltF.trT UXK TO
UTAH, COLORADO, NE
BRASKA, KANSAS, MIS
SOU HI RIVER and all
Point EAS1 and SOUTH
IA)0K AT THK TIMK.
NEW YORK. H day!
CHICAGO, :' "
ST. LOUIS, H "
OMAHA, a
SALT LAKE. 1 1 '
Traf. rata. Ageut.
1'ortUod, Or.
, I Al l HO lii
TUKOUUH CAU
TO
Tiek
Hr. VWl.
MINSK AlULIS
K'l IU II
Mlt 0
HIT I K
III LENA
la Un1 li nil (mint In tliet'oiled
MUt n I I'Ktia l.
gl'ICKUMETO.
1KITNKK TO
Free IWclining ('hair Carl
l ulidlalered Tmrit Hleepirg Car rlll)(,Di at Ilia lida.
rullutaa l'alao Hleeping Can itflMlot, arv eontetit
1
For full )artictilart regarding rate,
tiiu ol train, etc., rail on or addre
J. C. IUHT,
Agent tl. K. k N. Co., Hefner, Oregoo
O. O. Tkhrv, W. E. 13oma,
Trav. I'ae. Agt. (Uo'l Agt.
U Third St., r.ittland, Or,
Boy' CoinpoHltlou ou Heng.
A boy's composition on hens reads as
follows: "Hens is curious animals.
Tbey don't have no nose, nor no
teeth, nor no ears. Tbey swaller
tbeir vittles whole, and chew it up in
crop inside of 'em. The outside of hens
is usually put into pillars and feather1
dusters. Tbe inside of a hen is some
times filled up with marbles and shirt
buttons and sicb. The ben is mucn
smaller than some other animals, but
they'll dig up more tomato plants than
the entire head and falls down below the anything that ain't a ben. Hens is very
waist behind. Above this is plaoed a useful to lay eggs for plum puduings.
small straw bat. with low-orown, saucer- Bet yer life I like plum pudding. HRln-
haped, on whioh the bundle, jar or ney Bates eat so much plum padding
load of faeots is plaoed. Tbe string of once that it put him in the oollery.
nnl nr leather around the neok must Hens baa got wings and oan Hy wUen
not be foreotten for from it is suspend- they are toart. I out my Unole Wil
ed an amulet, blensed by the priest and am't ben's neok off with the hatohet
i.Mni, nrminrvea the wearer from all nnd it aoart ber to death, liens some
Jnoser and unseen evil. times makes very fine spring ohiokens,
Notwithstanding their feminine attire
tbe wombn of Grand Canary are entirely jiau, uEiaVKKV kob KARMEK8.
masculine In appearance. Their bair is
i., h.o mmiHtanliA which ornament I An Einorlmeat tow Being Made Id Marion
tliHirnnner lln is luxuriant , thoy wear Comity,
- I
a man' hat, and tbey are passionately Halom Hontlncl.
levoted to smoking cigar. Tbe women portion of tbe conutry covered dur
of lbs Orand CanBry are not sirens, ao- m(j the present week is situated within
coiding to the Atneriiin ideas. Neithor UU9 Umlts of tbe Toroer free rural mail
are they as polite a they are generous, delivery system. It is a safe conclusion
r..r Blth.iiiL.h thv will uive a trauger in g that tK) ont ot every 100 of tbe
drink of water, while he has lilted tbe farDJM served by the free delivery car
jug to bis month, they will often throw
ao unexpected shower over hi bead and
shoulder, a a praotioal joke.
Iu the island of l'alma the women go
around almoat naked, jet occasionally
tbey dreaa with their bead and neck
covered with a kerchief aud surmounted
hy a otiriou bat.
The women' c!ume in
conaieU of A abort, atriped cotton slnrt,
leevca to the elbow, a bodice laced in
front, and a white cape folJed aronnd
the bead and boulders, iirniouoted by
a straw bat often t'imtned wltb-Uower.
They make the men's ololho. which are
quite gay in tbi itlaoJ, ooneiating ol
trnnaers to the fcnee, tied with rihbon
or garter, ieovoie" juc., -
lielting in the birt. and motera or cap,
uenerallv of blue, embroidered with yel
Both Speed and Comfort.
Tbe business man oompelled to travel
at tbis season of tbe year, as well as tbe
tourist traveling for pleasure, demands
oomfort as well as rapid transit. Tbe
Rio Grande Western and its connections
famish both. From tbe Pacifio North
west, passengers are landed in Chicago
in three days and a half, and in New
York in less than five day. Farther-
more, the passenger is given his" choice
of three routes through Colorado, and
four east thereof. Tickets are sold via
Sioux City, OmahB; Kansas City, St.
Lonis or Cbioago. From the time tbe
passenger leaves Salt Lake City until be
reaches Denver there is one evercbang-
panorama of tbe beauties of nature,
whether the Rockies are crossed via tbe
Fennessee, Hagerman or Marshall passes.
rhoee who desire it, are given, without
extra oust, a day' stopover in Salt Lake
City, affording an opportunity of seeing
tbe beauties ot tbe Mormon OBpital, and
also ensuring a daylight ride through
Colorado, justly termed, beoauso of its
scenery, "The Switzirland of Amerioa".
Via tbe Rio Grande Western rates are
always tbe lowest and accommodation
the best. Through tourist and chair oars,
;s well as standard Pullmans, upon all
trains.
For descriptive pbamplet ot the fam
ous mountain scenery, rate, reserva
tions and other information, address,
J, U. Manskibm), Gen. Agent,
Rio Grande Western Railway,
142 Third St., Portland, Or.
That 14-Year Old Stuff,
"Kohn's Best,"
.... On Tap Down at The ... -
Teleohone Saloon
1
. . . iy Ia RAHIS fiOODS
New Stand, City Hotel Building,
LOW TII.IyARDt Prop.
75 Cents 75 Cents 75 Cents
THE CORDER CAMERA
CHEAP DURABLE COMPLETE
The moat perfect cmnera ever ollercil to the public.
A child can operate it. Can bo carried iu the pocket. Maltca
picture! 2X2.
Camera, dry plate and complete outfit lor nuiklng 6 pictures by
mail, 75 centa poatpaid.
i'ull direction) lent with each lmtriiment
Till: CORDER CO.,
30 Park Plc, Naw York City.
TWO SPLEP1D TUBUS DHILT
TO THE EAST
)mri MP M 1
IM1 iUMV lOLlM
VIA
PI
nn r
IIVU 1 u
1,
rier are favorably impressed with the
system. And tbey are all on the ragged
edge of anxiety lest tbe aervioe be di.
oontioued. Tbi experimeotal tystem
wa put in operation in Marion oounty
at tbe instance of Congressman Tongue,
aod he i very anxioaa that it be given a
lair aud thorough trial. He hopes to
Lancarote I e9 no only made permanent but ex
tended wherever practicable. Free mail
lelivery baa proven a great convenience
to tbe (armera io the vicinity of Turner
aud tbey would very much dislike to
have to give up th on thing tbat keep
them in close tooob with the market
and tbe world at large. Io Oreal Britain
tbe free delivery ot letter wa began 50
year ago and tbe roral poet are aelt-
npwrtiug. In 1W rural delivery wa
ml
Th American Institute ol
Phrenology
Opens its next session
BtrTiMBCfTMLie9a.
For further particular apply
Fowltr Wall Co.,
27 E. Jlt 8t.,Ntw York.
Rocky Mountain
Limited
Ar. KT. LOt IS, (Wab. If)
eatabliihed in France. (Jerrnany, Aa-
... i a I .... w ai ;... 1
low, green or red, and tIiplB)iiig anoi I tro-Huoary, lieiginm ana nwiiierianu
Tbe native of ni, have fr roral mail delivery, reach
('illi'aiMi
Saw Ya
litrriui
All other
polnla
la lb
Kl and
houtbentl
(MH4
Mr. Ji tret
Mr. loii'ia
IhieroN
SPOKANE FiLLS i NORTBERS
NELSON i FORT SHKFPARD
RF.DM01NT.UN RAILWAYS
Tbe Only All-Hail lUiut Uilbont
t'bange nf Car Iddweru HKikane,
lUoalaed and Nr1o, AIo lleeo
Nelaon an I lU1nJ, daily ticept
Hunday ;
Imio Arrlte
ii A M d- k.im ,
II in A M . . II. .u.l . .
IU A.W N..hi ...
I'bM eonnarl'iai al Nl-n l(h ataimm ti4
Kaal.t. aii.l all K..-tnl lk ini.
I ). i i.i ii f..'Kil lil.w I l'iriUr
fe unnei-4 at M.rvui nk itam dwlt.
I'
. I'.
i
t'fttoa leiml tosnaotiotia
at Hi. I''it. Minneapoli.
Kanat'ity, tliuaha, HI.
lioi aut other pn.aui
Mtit (Hiibt . ...
t' obt.ViJ tl.f. u.l. to l.t uali..b
l til tlU.
Tl,i.mb ikket ti Japan and C hina, la
Taooma an I NortbeiD iViOe Hteatn.
blp Cuuipaoy' line.
ft full ltif.imlim,tim rard,tp.
ItrlieU, eln pall t o wtit
W.C. Atl4f, 4. 1 Cl4o,
Airt V. Ur. 0-i.l.r
Hfiii ltninolHC
Southern Pacific Co
IVa ,wl !.... i'"Tl a"
.d.i. tart -1 t,ruJ Wrl H.t
ef llui I . ! rt, l"ll.i lJlM
Ultmym a. HaraM4 laaa
vnonklMI l rtmm 0" !.
f . WM. ' kl IWIWI Ml IHHIMIi
itb very little
They driok water and live oo gno, in
Dative bar'ey breal, drirJ flh, pitaloe
and Haibary fig.
Many of tbe inLalillaot ot tb Ciaoar
dill live In grottoa. Io the tirmi
Canary, for example, there la an entire
.,11. a of Iroulolitea-LaTalava. In
nrdioary huroi i of "n with a ler
raeed roi f rendered impervioua to water
ri,. r, rilliire i very in)pl. A bed
llh it traw mattreea, i th ehief ob
lr.lln lb loom, an J ID real fooaiai
of a rhrat In bold th ololblog, nut no
Ibetl x.r, a jug of waler, adieb lor tb
grain, a little bant lutll. a ktud ol
elagere to bull "uie highly prisni
plate of prrllti ornameiiteil with
gaudy ller-f"r decoration an J out
iie-and a few wtwdea ebair.
At rnpaltlm the entir family il on
tbe mat around a lrg wnodi O bowl, or
eartbruwat plaller. and all uip their
fiifr ami uU po"U an-l fotk In it
t plraaor. Tha f.o,l i groerally goOa, i
l,u..l lUh. Rira. lc- a in tba .lUef
lalaud
ilia lre l, r,n,S """, '
alt eal la lara jnaallllea a kind of
lt.tia wbleti b llower lag a
artielx ke t r la Ihe Mutvei.al
U..I... rie M.'. .lll.'t
log even the moat oatlytog barolet.
Tn lore fiinllnlle roreter.
T.k.t i...ri.t t aiHlv t athariic lrer
II C C. C. lull to rur, Uruiih.KM rvfunU Ofii.y.
HElTNtR rRANSFER CO.'S
Helled eprn I eorning. Dow deliver
work on uliiirt order, IU rent and up
ward. 1 lit. wanoii I No. 4, ami leave
your order with It, or at "Central" tele
phone ottiee.
Wc Move Anything!
loavwDKNVP.lt, - : a. in.
rout. Hl'lll.ViS . . -
Arrive I.I N . OI.N . . 11 p. in.
OMAHA . 11 a. m.
' DKM MOINKH . . R:3S a. m.
" DAVKM'OKl' . . w a m.
" tlllCAUO 2:1 5 p. in.
Neil Day
Through Hliiera and t'liair l am Cnlonulii i to
I hit'iurn. Wnie VMiinuie inruuiinouu jus
nnmt train la th Who.
These are New Trains in addition to our former service.
k. .HlmiLra and folilur arivintf tint of theae tralna write
W.M.riNTH. C. C. M'LCOD.
0..n. At., UKNVKR. A. t.
Colorado Flyer
Lenvi DKNVKIt
" l(I,o. HI'ltlNGU
Arrive TOI'KK A
' KANSAS CITY
2: p. m.
'2 A!i p. ni.
7:;) a. m.
0 :1.1 a. m.
6:15 p. m.
Arrive HT JOHKPH . KhlO a. m.
I.1SCII1..N ( P.i Hun) A:'2a. m.
OMAHA (KiHoii) . XSUu.m.
TlironKh Hleeper Colorado Hpriug to Bt- Loui
via WabMh U.
JNO SEBASTIAN,
U. P. A., t 'If ll Ai.O.
Aak your
Druggist
fur a "
IO CEMT
TRIAL SIZE.
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GENERAL
rASSKNQKK
DEPARTMENT.
Milwaukee, Nov. 5, 18'J7.
PATRONS of the Wisconsin
Central Line in pausing through
n ,.rt .. r-v vv --t- e;v chtcaco mnv ronnire otae bibi
!t ni
S4l I (!'
II. SKA 1 -t0 . iMItl.! t.ifl
alii I r .i.-i" (! IC
t of d l "II- r" e.MK. i Tr.il
rl i r
VI I
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, C NV ra et't, Krw Tot.
I E. .G Noble & Co.,
) Successors to oblc A Co., c
( Are in tt.l. ftld at the old taml with llarnr. ! Ilea. Wht(. epora. aod an endlrw C
C ll ever. thin In their line. It. tl. l.l and r. . SMe e..mre (he
nt arm mhu elll all l.tll ol the old Brw a well a rollr.1 what la oe. J
n. o. :voiTviv ? co. i
f Arc out to do business and plenty ot It. Don't s
S overlook this. Ilepalr work a specialty. (
CULD'laKSlAU "ee in the w7 of tatlng their
hand baggagn taken iortn or to
train antl carriage or tma, or in
many other ways, and they will
find all that is desired in tbis re
spect in the service of the Usht-rs
at the (Iran J Central PaaseDcer
Station, who have recently been
uniformed with brown suit and red
cap. They will be in waiting at
all trains prepared to aaeisl pas
sengers, and it is boied that oar
patrous will rully avail tbiiiisi lves
of this additional rrovieion for
thir comfort.
J AH. c. rosi,
Oen'l Par. Act
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A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY
U that of ptAin antl drrorAtnl
riuilAW.Mf A OlHHUSWAH' At
6illian Bisbees
AM f th Wf t ) ten 'a rIS .. t th ill ut
taiJea. a-4 1lear
COIVHCIIE YOU CAN f.lT IMIAT YOU WANT.
Ilic Regulator Line"
r k rft!iii t i-vii N.ip'.i ft
sTTAWxne
i4it tin" -tvw "mctmifs
MEN! bo curcd
If yrm HifffT ft'rtil arr of lh f
p.ialia on tl l'ol'C Loatt,
DR. JORDAN k CO..
.1051 Market L Cit a 1862.
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aared uirai who a.uHrntif
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