O. R. & N.
Depart TIMK SCHEDULES ABRive
rox From Ueppner. taou
9:30 p. m. Salt Lake. Denver, 4:50 a. m.
Ft. Worth, Omaha,
"Kansas City, Bt.
IxiuiB, Chicago,
Portland, Walla
Walla, Spokane,
Minneapolis, Ht.
Paul, Duluth, Mil
waukee, and the
East.
8.00 p.m. Ocran Btkamhhips 4:00 p.m.
From Portland.
All sailing dates
subject to change.
For Han Francisco
Sail Oct. 2, 5,8,11,
14, 17. 20, 23, 26, 29.
8:00 p.m. Columbia Rivkb 4:00 p.m.
Ex. Sunday Btkambrs. Ex. Sunday
Saturday
10:00 p. m. To Astoria and Way
Landings.
9:00 a.m. Willambttb River 4:80p.m.
Ex. Sunday Ex. Sunday
Oregon City, Now
berg, ralem and
ft ay Landings.
7:00 a.m. Wulamkttk and 8:30 p.m.
Tues., Thur, Yamhill Rivkrs. Mon., Wed.
and Sat. and Fri.
Oregon City, Day
ton & Way Land
ings. 6:00a.m. Willamette River 30p.m.
Tues. Thurs. , Tues., Thur.
and Sat. Portland to Corval. and Sat.
lis & Way Land
ings. .
Snake River.
Lv. Riparia Lv. Lewlstoii
aily except Riparia to Lewiston dally except
Saturday Friday
Denver & Rio Grande
RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WOULD
Weekly Excursions
TO THE EAST,
Id through tourist cars without cbaoge.
MODERN
UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
SLEEPERS
In charge of experienced couductors and
porters.
To Kansas City, Chiengo, Buffalo and
Boston without chance via Salt Lake,
Missouri Pacilicaud Chicago and Alton Rys.
Tiineikiro To Omaha, Chicago, Buffalo and
I UlMlap, Boston without change via Salt Lake
and Chicago, Hock Island iSt Pacilic Ky,
Wpnlipdir? 8t JTn- Kansai City and
It CUUebUdJf S, Ht- ,)! without change via Salt
Lake ana Burlington Kouie.
Tl,...J To Kansas Cltv ami St. Louis with
lUUIMlim, oi t change via SaH Lake and Mis
souri Pacilic railway.
A day stop-over arranged at
Salt Lake and Denver.
top drinkim
colore
test.
Schilling, s
Be
Try
st.
H. W. Fall,
PROPRIETOR
Ot the Old Reliabls
Gault House,
CHICAGO. ILL..
Half block west of the TJnion Depot of C. B. A
Q.. C. M. St. P., C. b A., P. Ft. W. A C.
and the C. St. L. & P. Railroads.
HATES a.oo PKH DAY
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Sts.,
OHIOAaO, XLX.
HEPPNER TRANSFER CO.'S
Belled express is coming, Does deliver
work on short order, 10 centB and up
wards. This wagon is No. 4, and leave
your order with it, or at "Central" tele
phone office.
We Move Anything!.
A ride through the
Famous Colorado Scenery.
For rates and all all information, inquire
of O. R, & N. and 8. V. agents, or address,
R. C. NIOHOL, S. K. HOOPER,
General Agent, Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Agt.
251 Washington St., Denver, Col.
Portland, Oregon.
J. C. II art, Local Agt., Heppner.Or.
Passengers booked for all Foreign
Countries.
J. O. HART, Agent, Heppoer,
W. H. HURLBURT,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or.
USE TOO GOING ERST ?
If bo, be Bare and see that yonr
ticket reads via
Tim Honnwesterfi Line
....THE....
OHIOAOO, 8T. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS, AND
OMAHA RAILWAY
THIS IB THB
Great Short LiQe
BETWEEN
DULUTFI, St. PAUL, CHICAGO
AND ALL POINTS
EAST AND SOUTH.
Their Magnificent Track, Peerless Vestlbuled
Dining and HUsiing Car
Trains, and Motto:
ALWAYS ON TIME
hasgl en this road a national reputation. All
if tHutarmaitra c-arnt-ii on me TMiiniiisti
trains without utra charge. Hhlp your freight
Ail agents
i' lame of I
SPOKANE FALLS 4 NORTHERN
NELSON 4 FORT SREPPARD
RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
The Only All-Rail Route Witbont
Obanae of Cars Between Spokane,
Konoland and Nelson. Also between
Nelson ani Roaalaod, daily except
Sunday:
Leave.
Mill A. M....
II Ml A. M....
U:lU A.M
Arrive,
Hpokane... .....;40 P. M.
Itimsland 8:40 P. M.
Nelson 645 P. M.
Close connections at Nelson with steamers for
Kaslo, and all Kootenai l-ake point.
Passengers for Kettle illver and Houndary
reek connect at Hiirous with stage daily.
THROUGH TICKETS
-TO THE
East and Southeast
VIA THE
rICTOr-
ONION PACIFIC R. R.
THE THROUGH OAR LINE.
PULLMAN PALACK HLKKPKRH.
PULLM AN TOUHlsT HLKKPEKH.
fim KKCUNINO CHAllt CAI18.
Portland tn
Eastern Citif
Change,
Without
and travel over tills lainuus hue.
have tickets.
W. H. MEAD, t. O. 8AVAQK,
Oen. At-fiit 'I'rav. t. A P. Agt
'its Washington St., Portland, Or.
CIIICAGQ
mnvvaukea & St. Paul in
This Railway Co.
Operates ita traina on the famona bio ok
system;
Lights ita traina by eleotriolly through
out; Uses tbe onlnbrettdl eltotrio berth read
ing lamp;
Hons speedily equipped passenger train
rerr day and night between Ht. Paul
and tUuoego, and Omaha and Chicago;
th
Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul
A I no operates steam-heated veetibnled
traina, carrying Ilia latest private
eoropartmeot oara, library bnffet amok
ing cere, and palace drawiug room
elerpere.
Parlor eara, frea reclining chair oara.
aod tha vary beet dining ohalr oar
aervico.
For lowest rates to any point io tbe
United Maine or Canada, apply to
agent or address
O. J. EDDT.
ff XV PtUVf fl...! Aa..nl
Trav. .'ess. Agent, l'ortlaod, Or,
(liflc Time.
I nil id I) i iu.
IVrwnhiilly C'lnductml Kscnrsinns.
Hatf iKH ( li H'ki'tl to Jjiisiiiiiitiun.
L'lW lint HM.
Iiiri't-l line to Tmn-MiHMiiiii atnl Inter
nati'iiml hx pi, 1 1 ion imld at Oinulia, NubraHka,
line to oi-iimer,
Writs iinili'iiiuuixl fur mtea. time tnliliui and
iillinr uifiiriiix. iiu iisriiiiuiiig to Union Pacifio
H. It
J. II. U) I H mil', or J. . H A.tT At.,
(inn. A i.l ht., . it AN. In ,
rnrtliii.il, Or. lliiiier. Or.
o
Jill
fallow Stone Park Lino
.HEOII.Y hmmi an noitu rM
inHtt.AMi hi inn tuar
1UK I'M V I'lliH T ltK TO TltK YRU
iwstiiK M(II!AI. I'AHK.
The Itaiilaior line"
Tlie PiiHis, rrtlaiid & Astoria Navipition Co.
UTXJLVCJCXlti
iinilico rir" t km liorltl imb"
Corumi-oclng Monday, May 2nd. lb
aleaturra of the Ki-irnlaior Line will
leave l'ortlaod at t)JW) a. m. and Tbe
Dallea atH10a.ra.
When ynq go to I'nrtlanil, atop off at
Th Dallca aod take a trip down the
dilniubia; yoa will enjoy it, and oara
money.
W. O. AI.LAWAT,
Ueoaral Agent,
IN
SHORT LlNEIi
IMJI
LIVE STOCK.
A General Ileyiew of the Western Btock
Interests.
Bulletin Issued by National Lire Btock Assn.
Hoattered reports received from van-
one sections of tbe range ooaotry and
tbe different markets lndioate that tbe
ratber oonfused oonditions that existed
np to a few weeks ago are rapidly be
coming clearer, and it ia now possible
to speak witb some degree of certainty
as to tbe fall movement. Tbe movement
of both cattle and sheep baa been late
this eeason, due principally to dry
weather and nnfavorable oooditiona on
tbe ranges. Tbe oopioas rains of tbe
early season in nearly all sections were
followed by a long period of dry weath
er. In tbe far West tbe drouth injured
the feed ia some sections, wbile in
others the grass bad advanced to a point
where the sun and dry weather only
made it better. Scarcity ot water for
tbe cattle was another drawback, bnt aa
far as can be learned the aotnal losses
from this oanse were but trifling and
confined to a few Isolated sections. In
the moootain rangea the cattle have
toond good feed in tbe high pastnrea
where timber is plentiful, but some
seotions report a soaroity of bay aod
will market tbeir cattle wben finished
rather than carry them through tbe
winter.
Tbe greatly dieoussed shortage of
range cattle baa manifested itself beyond
doubt, principally in tbe northern aod
western sections, where shipments will
show falling off from last year's reoord
of from 10 to 15 per oent. Tbe heavieet
decrease is in aged oattle, three years
old and over, of wnioh olaaa there is an
aotual famine in some sections. Yoong
oattle are also not as plentiful in tbe
range seotlon as last year, but tbe terri
tory covered by Kaosaa, Nebraska and
South Dakota report a large inoreaae,
hardly enough, however, to make op tor
the deoreaaeio tbe West and North.
Tbe percentage of range cattle that
ill go for feeders tbia year is oousider-
ably lesa than usual, owlog to tbe good
feed that baa prevailed on the rauge and
the strong demand for beef cattle. Moat
ot the markets repoit a good percentage
f arrivuls fit for beef, and for Iba first
itne in some mouths the range steer is
orth more for beef than aa a (eeder to
be Oulabed on ooru. The demand for
uedera in tbe West, iuoludiog the terri
tory went of tbe Missouri river, baa bean
far leaa than last year op to tbe preaent
time; but in tbs territory east ot tbs
river tbs demand ia larger tbao it has
been before io years. Tbls is believed
to be due largely to the oooditiona ear
roaodiog tbe oorn orop. Owing to the
drouth and hot winds at a critioal lima.
no orop a eat o( uiaa iort river aa a
wbolo ia below tha average, wbilo east
of tha river a fairly good orop la aasorad.
Faelera ot Kansas aud Nebraska have
beon waiting aod holding book, demand
ing lower prion on feeders Witbio the
last two wetks there baa beo developed
mora ot a demaod, bat it la largely filled
t home, tbeee two atalaa having ban.
well filled with yoong rattle aod breed
ing cattle laat year.
The movement of cattle from Montana,
Wyoming aod Colorado promises to be
tbe heaviest in October. Hblpmeots tor
Idaho will bo light, bat the oattle are lo
tilt
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loll it r anil fihunrtanl nr. ita at a r-
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Ith hia fltirrtln II ha. Iml aalil that
laufhin( m.kr. woilr brallhT Tb tl'ttk
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rhatai trf A man wllh a h will
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niint A man ho anrt (n-m a ak
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nil fiumlil Ihrnnth tba ws mrai mf
i.v.i,i K tulimia man wtta a
km. I il-iiti nf filar In a
ax.mi. man Hn anal -lnlrnt ami
liutl finilipf taacuitiMilv Ad !! mn
ilm.ma lal la t'a iliaeawa. oh.n lb
vti tim Vt urn. .i4 bwIt li,.1'". tnl
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t. Ikal whll IH nlt aatlRg Ibal a " man
liraM ta In hia atom, k." tltrfallv
tu II la a tart Ihal hta h alna
t4 .., kM fh'1 yclit a M
kralltiv niballhv t" I'lt a ill
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lh rilitt'Ma aar,if"t tl ma
h wrak " k af"Ht lh lm ir4
1."4i.m lr.l ni(,.im ha lit.
t-Hiifira ai4 tnlia lha tl-t amt
lha tl !' t-a kail tta4.
a4 !.! thm " IM Stan
n ! liaaica n( ta)i ll -ar.-la
n.l S.aillit nfv atnf Wain lla
ll Ii.im ,,..aa al m.WtMk"!y
..I imi-i'li m.nlal .' itf ! ri.
ta I Nnl a I kaxiwa matin ina a fca?
mm itiatrtiUta
ti-Mft akH'M law t S".
fmt a ' O'tt 1 M " , S
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very good condition. The drouth in
Oalifornia and the early shipment ot tbe
herds to more favored localities has left
the western coast witb a scant supply of
oattle tor borne consumption, and while
tha movement ot atook oattle from Ore-
gan and Nevada baa been fairly aotive,
too demand from the coast ia strong
enongh to bold many of tbo oattle on
that aide ot the monntaioa.
In Arizona conditions have averaged
ratber better than nsoal and the oattle
to be moved this tall will mostly go west
lo tbe coast, tbe movement eaet being
lighter than nsnal for tbe year. New
Mexico will have fewer oattle to send
out than last year, and tbe movement
will be late, owing to the good condition
of the ranges and tbs consequent im
provement in the cattle.
Texas will have fewer oattle to move
than last tall, bnt oonditions are most
favorable. Tbe orop ot coro and cotton
seed bss been annsually large and
efforts are being made to bave a larger
nomber ot the oattle fed at home. Tbe
bulk ot tbe feedera to be moved north
will be of younger oattle than last year,
bnt with present prices cattlemen are
well satisfied with results, though tbe
movement np to date has been slow
owing to tbe high prioea asked.
The oattle oomlng from the Indian
leeritory and Oklahoma are in good
oondition , and the movement will be
nearly if not quite as large as laat
season.
Tba orop of rough feed baa been
large in nearly all seotions of the country,
and indications ars fav treble tor tbe
roogh feeding of ao unusually large
number ot oattle duriLg tbe winter.
While it is generally conceded that the
number of cattle going into the dry lots
for winter feeding will be larger this
aeaaon tnao last, tuts ib considered a
favorable aign for the maiutenanoe of
tbe preaent aatisfaotory prioea for fat
oattle. Packers report tbe beet demand
for home and foreign consumption most
satisfactory , and the demaud for good
cattle well finished is unusually slroog
It ia expeoted that while tbe number of
0'ittls oo dry feed for tha wiotei will be
less than laat year, tbe quality will aver
aue better, another factor towards msin
laining the good prions.
Wbile tbe movement ot abeep tboa far
bas been ratber lighter than laat year up
to Ibis time, the decrease in tbe move
ment being about 10 to 15 per sent.,
flockmaatera art feeling independent
and are holding prioea pretty firm. Io
Boms seotions lbs high prioes bave bald
tha movement dowo to a very low
point. Moataoa aod Wyoming sheep
bave been moving very slowly. The
high prios asked for lambs bss beld
many buvers back, bat tbo movement
bat tboa far been fairly good. Kansas
aod Nebraska promise to take lolly as
maoy as laat year, and Missouri aod
wa are doubling laat year's reoord
Colorado will sot taks to exooed 60 per
eaotottho nomber fad laat year,b
anaa of tbo bigh prioea asked. Tbs ds
a and tboa far lo New Mexico and
Colorado bavt been remarkably aotive,
bat tredst bavt hardly beeo as ootner
oat aa a year ago, thoogb at to advenes
over last year's flgaree of tally 33 oeote
per b tad. Tbo gooJ prioo being received
for wool baa made tlockmeaUrt ratber
indifferent and tbo largo omnaot of
roaga foeJ to tbe euro elates Is said to
be largely responsible tor tbo looreaaed
demand from these seotlooa. If present
oooditloas cootloaa, lbs anmtr of
lambs and abeep moved from western
raoges tbia fall will fall lolly 2U per etui.
below last fall's movement.
Tbs scarcity of taills oa lbs raogs ot
lbs Weal baa ras.1t good grating dtiHug
tM su miliar, and both sup eu.l larutx
ars o-imitig ant ta bniier oo liitt a itiau
nsnal. Tbo tnct4 demand fro a Nsw
Pnglaal aoJ Eaalfto farms f.'f stork
sbnep baa Oil tana aa baevy m rt.iaxii.!
tliMkl o,tMo lambs an. I ye.riloiia
esufUral wort freely than o yr ago
Ibaagn M.Mtkmtalef still ebon a lai...s
Iowa'. U kfilns lbs broetliag ahawp
tbs rang a,
Arllma, N Mat it I and TlaSt
port ginvl ranges tut Iba infer, a
foadlltooo toft gnud wleWer era b't'
Ibaa lby bave be ia a long lima i
Stllaa few atallerej IncaUHM Tbl
fa is eatil lo ake ahMt OfQ lra
OtilroOS 14 ll lhair laaatM II, ai aaal.
ftif with O fatr wiOMf lh fl kniM'ar
raa tal . In 5 Stitt worth i I
from bit lamb Is the spring aa I anil r4
at ajaesi ot . (of I animal aa Ibis
fall,WMU vt t litlla addilioaal .ipnnas
i l a tart lag Ibrnnga
( All tfcmogsi tha tango ean'iy I'm
l Ut l M etirT bil f! U t.
a-lvaas f 4ttber are lkalallf f ll I
by drool ing p(T io lrattag, a bile a
J".p ia pkwa ta loiiana-i bi mitve
ssaikatt en a livaime SjiVse Htix-k
mn are m', la g shapn finaoiaily aa I
kMfiy all etnt fpot the simtl
tr9oe to IM Sitaaito sit sU uv
to mti las s iaU ,it,ai f.,( ,
GKANT COUNTY NEWS.
Notes of intereat From Our Melshborlng
Conuty.
Grant County News Oct. 13th.
John Eaton, aged 75, and Mrs. Matilda Keller,
aged "0, were married at Baker City Wednesday
last.
JoeShafer departed for Portland last Satur
day. He is a delegate to the K. ot F. grand
lodge which convenod in Portland on the 11th
inst.
Rodney McHalcy and Annie McHaley went
over to Ueppner last Friday. From thore they
will go ou to Portland to witnesses the tights at
the exposition.
Mr. Fix drove out of Grant county a band of
12,000 lambs Instead of 1.2U0 as stated in last
weeks' issue.
Judge Maxcey and sister, Mrs. Potter, Mrs.
Hachney, Mrs. J. D. Coombs and George Mc
Haley returned from Portland on Bun
day's stage. During the trip the stage was
tipped off the grade throwing out the occupants.
Mrs. Potter and Georgo McHaley came out of
the pile with sprained ankles. The remainder
of the party received slight bruises.
Tbe printer has no coraplaiut to make in
Dawson City. Letter heads are paid for at tbe
rate of $20 per 1,000; envelopes and billheads
tbe same. Business cards, 115 per 100. This
shows that volume of business, alone, is report
ed to make Dawson the paradise for printers.
But the field is well filled and the demand ior
newspapers and printing is not lu proportion
with the population.
P. F. Chandler and W. K. Overholt bave pur
chased the real estate, building, type, presses,
printing material, subscription list and good
will thereto, aud will continue the publication
of the paper on the lines where the present edi
tor quits off. Marked improvements will be
made lu the News, because the youug meu are
energetic and ambitious, and no pains or ex
pense will be considered too great wben the
welfare ol the paper it the issue.
At noon on Saturday word came to the fore
man of the Great Northern mine from their
headquarters at tlalt Lae City to pay off t lie
men and suspend operations Indefinitely. No
reason Is kuowu for the shut down. Work may
be resumed In a few days, but in all probabilliy
the mine will remain closed until spring.
Home miscreant lately burned the tent and
herder's outfit belonging to M. M. Brlerly, of
Northern Grant. Depredations against home
sheepmen have been frequent this summer. .
CIKI.'l'lT COURT CRIMINAL DOCK IT.
Htate vs. Klchard Illnlclo. Demurrer to the
Indictment abstained in accordance with su
preme court mandate. Case resubmitted to
preaent grand Jury in furtherance of Justice,
and defendant held without ball to await the
action of the present grand Jury.
Htate vs. Miles Harper, trespass on a mining
claim. Jury returns verdict of not guilty aud
defendant dlcharged.
State vs. Fred Ik' ford, larceny by stealings
elding. Jury returns verdict of guilty. De-
ledant sentenced to pay a line of li'iO and Judg
ment for costs.
Htate vs. Frank Harrison, larceny by stealing
one gelding and one mare. Duiendant pleads
guilty. Huutenre not yet passed.
Htate vs. U. K. Dlusdale, obtaining money
under false pretenses. Defendant pleads guilty
and sentenced to two years lu tlm ieiilteutlary,
and Judgment for coals.
Htate vs. Harry Cruliititon, forgery. Psfen
dant pleads guilty and It sentenced to two
years in tha peulteutiary and Judgment fur
coats.
A NEW FIRM
E. .G Noble &
Successors to Noble & Co.,
Are in this field at the old stand with Harness, Saddles, Whips, Spurs, anJ an endless
lof of everything in their line. E. G. Noble and Mrs. Geo. Noble comprise the
new firm who will pay all bills of the old firm aa well at collect what is one.
K. O. & CO. .
Are out to do business and plenty of It. Don't
overlook this. Repair work a specialty.
A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY
Is that of plain and decorated
Chinaware & Queensware At
Gilliam I Bisbee's
And by the way they have anything you can call for in the line of . ,
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
60 WHERE YOU CAN GET WHAT YOU WANT.
THE ART OF BREWING
And now the entire world
Knows this verfect product
As the Star Brewery beer
Was Pert ct d by th
Production of....
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On draught at
all popular saloons
STAR BREWERY CO.,
203 Waehlnoton St., Portland, Or
That 14-Year Old Stuff,
'Kohn's Best."
On Tap Down at The
Telephone Saloon
A New Way to llaks Ice.
A modest chemist, liviog io Los An
galea, Cal , baa JtsroTereil a salt which
may kill all eiiatioa' meibxls of supply
log Ice, ssys the Near Yrk Press,
tbitnbloful is beraHiielly sealed lo
oickel-silrer reosptiols abiol three-
igbths of ao inob in diameter aod two
laches loriM, which tbs soldier may carry
by tbedoinnlohisbaverS'M'k. It velxhs
about as moch as a cartridge. Dropped
Into eaoWeo of water it eouvorta tbs
oooteots into Ice in ao looreJibly short
time. A larger oos kill frevie a backet
of 8aoligj (or any other water, aod a
still larger a lab. As the atlte d j ool
eme in cootset with tbe water lbs let-
lr remains tpolluivd. A lawyer 0 o
trolliug (tie iliao.it.-rr is sit in Nsw
York la eorrP'in.lii(tt witb tbs seere
tary u( war, ao I bis bopes era higo that
ll will b adopted ly lbs army.
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Nsw Stand, City Hotel Baildiog,
low rirrivrr, Prop.
F!ST
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A Clever Triok.
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rsll no liltk alh ni ll. Ai)tMHlyeea
tiy II who liaa lama hack aud weak kid
HP) a, niaiarm ir ieffitia tfitih1pe. We
man ha ran rn'f lii nai .f rghl awar by
taking t.lioirn- llnlrra. Tina rullriui
loneai up ti wli..lt atatnn. acta aa a
al ruilrnl In Id livr and kitlneta, l a
IIiih! Iiqnflrf ati.l fieie l-.l.m. It urs
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port-It g -lah'.a toil I ! and
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hai hy ore a luirania rkr
h lila 0raalrvt Only 60 a
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coin, mooeajwr
Colorado Flyer
Lmtm Ht'SVKR . IJM p.
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KA.NttA.rt CITY . 15 a.m.
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Ttimnik Hla1-a aott I'hair Cmrm ri.lara.ln la
tht. -v Wi.la t Mtiituis idnmchtrtiU Tba
On'M tn-in In tha Waat.
For psrtlcalare and fnlilan atlTinc tlrns nf lhaae trains writs
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PASHENOKIl
DEPARTMENT.
Milwackek, Not. 5, 1807.
l'ATUONS f tbn WiaooDain
Ootral Liiiw io invasion tbroogh
Chicago uiay rtqair) sxima MeisU
Anr io tb way of Laving their
hatnl hsLcac takfo form or to
train nrnl carriato fr hn, ot in
many other waja, ad4 thry will
fioJ all that ia tlcsim! io this rf
sjioct io lb iwnrtcw of thw Uabwra
t the UraoJ Central pAoaoogfr
jKtati.n, who r'atu ricnt1y Inx-n
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all traiM frt trrJ to Aaaist pa..
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