XFIE DAILY A8TGRIAN. ASTORIA, TUESDAY MOANING. FEBRUARY 1 M3
A Woman's Chat
to Other Women.
Hostesses giving dinners should con
sider the effect on tho complexion of the
color selected. Beautiful as yellow
Is In cnndle-shiides, flowers and embroid
ery. It needs toning: to take away a cer
tain brassy direct on the skin. Oreen,
also should not be the color through'
which light passes directly on the wo
men's faces. The popularity of violet and
heliotrope feasts possibly lies In the fact I
that no shade Is mora oftening and be
coming la combination with gas and can
dle light. A violet dinner has the table
scarf lightly embroidered with the bios-;
BomB In natural colors, with napkin and'
doviles similarly decorated. Bunches of
violets In cut glass bowls stand Irregu
larly about the board, and the candels In
, the branching candelabra of silver or
China, and violet, shaded with violet
shades. A few loose violets are .in the
linger bowls, and the Ice Is served, in lit
tle urns of violet satin, whose covers are
bunches of flowers. The tinting of the
actual vtandg to carry out the color
scheme' of a feast Is no longer considered
good form.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer Cruger's dining
.room is a noble apartment, hung In dark
.'crimson satin brocade, Whe brilliantly
liBhted, It Is said to enhance the fairness
of every woman who enters.
A blow at a certain sort of church fairs
' lias been Inaugurated at Portland, Me.,
Over a hundred of the local buslneso
firms have signed an agreement to give
no more goods to church and charitable
entorprUesa Qf that kind. This does not
seem,-to the reasonable mind unneces
arlly harsh. A large amount of what Is
"cheeky" begging Is done under the guise
of "fair" work, and It Is not surprising
41...- .. . ' IibiU MkKAlluH
To sell goods on commission is always a
legitimate source of profit In any scheme
of the sort, and this Is the only sort
which should be tolerated.
Corn meal, the yellow meal of our pan
tries, Is said to be one of the best of cos
metics. A jar of It should be kept on the
. toilet stand, and after the face bas been
washed In really hot water with a pure,
unaccrued soap, the' meal should be
rubbed all over It well and gently. Then
It, should be dusted out of the hair and
eyebrows, the face wiped lightly over
with a bit of soft old linen, and the skin
' will feel delightfully smooth and satiny.
The last thing to be attacked by the
rage for enamel painting Is the family
sooled-llnen hamper. It Is now done In1
ii to., tuhit nnl vlnler and hn!
pink, blue, white or pale violet, and nan
"mirabel dlctu", a big bow on the tOp.j
Could anything be more paradoxical, net
reogeneous and absurd,
A fond mother has been, chronicled as
wearing, -set In a ring, the? polished' bit
of human ivory, which figured as her ba-i
or numan ivory, wmcn ngurea as ner Da-,
by's first tooth. A London woman hasl
gone a-step further, and adorns her wrist
with a gold bangle, from which hangs a
locket beautifully engraved: In this lock
et is carefully guarded the first tooth of
her pet dog! It Is sad to be forced to
add that, though she lives In London, this
woman Is American born.
A new lunch favor fresh from Paris
Is a small water pall with a mtror to sim
ulate the water, on whose surface floats
Tarma violets. Beneath this mock top,
which lifts off are bon-bons.
A rash woman made the assertion. the
other duy that "women could not diet. A
man," she said, "will hold himself clone-;
ly tor a prescribed regime but blr wife; T ZT I
will Btarve with tzarus today and feast I untrs. tr. lake's Kew (Sisoovwy Ir
with Dives a week afterwards. I auppoai i.'onturajiticm. i-niRhs und nulds le ruux
i. i, ,.,.. j . . . amer-d to Rive relief, or muini-f Mill lb
It m because a man does not beiln hls( t,K!K.' Hutlewt-B from ia cth.jk
elf.denlal until ho Is forced to by the' fjunJ it hint the ithiiiK. uno untlr ih tit-i
fear of really serious sickness; whereas.
woman undertakes her' Impulsively, and
es a, sort of fad and experiment."
. Tho theory, l)Owever, that moen cannot
rarry out a course of life which Is vlgo-
oroun, and not attractive, Is refuted In
the example of many young- women pre
p;irlnjf for the ordeal of society. To b
In the best posslblo trim for that encount
er, the jrlrl 6f today counts no sacrlflcc
too grcnt. No effort too prolonged or se-i
vere. She diets rigidly, r if her. com
plexion Is coarse, avoiding sweets, veg
etable gravies and and salads, as she
would strychnine and arsenic. She rises
early, gallops in the park, has her hair
brushed for an hour every morning, In
, manicured, daily, takes a brisk walk in
the afternoon, spends hours every day
with her physical culture professor, takes
n, light meal a. night, and ia In ded at 9
o'clock, This course lasts, not a week
nor a month, but a year, two, three or
four, according to the difficulties to be1
overcome. When Bhe finally steps out
erect, lithe, glowing with heolh, every
, movement graceful and untrammeled, she!
'is a superb specimen, physically of wo-'
manhood, and she has paid a serious
price of effort for It.
' ' Pfrsnna M- ntiiiii
. J. II. Snur Is at the Occident.
H. W. Krrlel la visiting the city.
A. ti. Backett, of Beaalde Is In town.
John Smith went up the river last
evening on, legal business.
Wat ingalla and William Hurtlll, of
Lewis and Clarke, are in the city.
County Judge Mcdulre did not attend
court yeaterdny on account of alcknees,
William R. Hayden, of Ilwaco, Is the
city, lie says there Is no snow at II
. wnco.
V. F. Itllnn, fop many years employed
lit the Union Pacific wharf, has resigned
Ms position. '
Vr. O. B. Estes Is back again from a
thrco weeks' trip up the river, looking
considerably improved In health. He Ih
ready to resume practice again.
ICx-Councllmam Wlckman left for Ore
gon City last ' evening, to act as inter
preter in the tide land cases Involving
ilvnl claims between settlers and seiners
.near Cathlnmot. '
Orders have been issued at the Navy
Department to Rear-Admiral Bei'hma,
commanding the European squadron, for
his flagphlp Newark and the gunboat
rsimnlngtori to convoy the Columbian car
avels Plnta and Nina from Spain to the
United Slates by way of the Wesi In
dies. The Newark is now at Smyrna and
the Ticnnlngton Is at Cadi a. The former
will Mult Naples to receive the French
Ciilumhlnn relics, nnd will then proceed
to Cadis to assist In fitting out the car
avels for their voyage across the Atlan
tic over the original course taken by
Columbus. The caravel Banta Maria,
representing tho discoverer's flug ship,
v, 111 bo eeJtt over separately by the Bpan
nh government, but will Join the other
vessel at Havana. The entire fleet In to
Blurt from Cadiz not later than Febru
ary 15th. to M to Innure their arrival
here In time to participate In the Co-
tublan naval review at Hampton Roads
next May. '
THE C1REAT COMFORTER.
When a fellow has spent his lant red cent
The world looks blue, you bet! '
Hut give him a dollar and you'll hear him
holler: ,
"There's life In the told land yet!"
For money's the comforter after nil,
No mr.tter what cynics soy,
And the world will stick to you when you
fall
it It finds you can pay your way. -
Atlanta Constitution.
" All Fre.
Those who have used Dr. King's No a
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to
try it free. Call on tho advertised drus-
glet ana gel a inai oouie iree. nona
your name and address to H. B. Hucklen
ft Co., Chicago, and get a pample box of
Dr. King's New Life I'llls free, an well a
a copv of Guide to Health unci House
hold Instructor, fn. All of which Is
guurunteed to do you gxd and cost you
nothing. Chas. Rogers' drugstore.
SCHOOL TAXE8 DUE.
School taxes are due in district No. 8,
comprising Adair's Astoria, West of
Jordan Avenue. W. F. McGregor, Dis
trict Clerk. Ofnce 658 Third street. Upper
Astoria. ,
French Tnirny Wafers.
tidies will find these wafers Just what
they need, and can be depended upon
every time to give relief. Safe and sure,
can be sent by mail sealed securely.
Price, J2.U) per box. For sale only by J.
W. Conn, corner Second and Cass streets.
hildren r-ry for Pitcher's Castoria
(Then Baby was tick, we gave her Castoria.
(Then aha was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
JSTien ibe became Mtaa, ahe clung to Castoria,
Kfhen ibe bad Children, ahe s&ve them Caatoril
Good Wks.
Good looks are more than skin deen
depending on a healthy condition of all
the vital organn. If the liver be inactive,
vou have a bullous look, If your stomach
be dlnordered, you have a dyspeptic look
uml If your kidneys be dlaordered you
hnve a Dlnched look. Secure nood health
I and you will have good lookx. Elet-irii
miters Is the great alterative, and tonic,
acts directly on thene vltul organs. Cures
plmplefl, blotches, bolls, and hives a pool
lexloni 8oi,i Bt rrm9, Rogers' drug
.tore, 50 cents per bottle.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that I, A. F.
.Krauer, hi
2 "Jm1 "
have this day sold my e itire
RtnoK til I. nnd D. 11. ('llmnhell.
farry 011 and continue to do
bunlnefw at the old stand. I heartily
bespeak for them the same patronage
.! DCHlUWeu U1JUU me. unit tunntt-it:u
prior to February 1st.
is'.'3, are payable
to me. A.
KRAGER.
0. It F. P. t:. Xitlce.
The regular monthly meeting of the Co
lumbia River Fishermen's Protective Un
ion will be held at their Reading Rooms,
on Tuesday, February 7. litfS, at 7:30 p.
m. sharp- Business of importance to be
transacted. Members In good standing
are requested to be present and to have
their receipt book along.
SOFITS JENSEN, Sec'y.
X' r TjtIIu.
Tr will tniA wrnM snrrl Vi Inp- uTifl .-!iir.-- )
l-ad -Kiiely and tiwfwt atiwiT.
san-Tle Ht our -yjieje and l!"rii i
self Just bow ptKifl tlilto; it it
bottle fre t '1hb. tniriD' drus
Large size Stt cents and tL
r fra'aa ruu'y.
Tli? t'rj'-n Pavliic i orly ijw r n
niliK two da ly t;-ro-i:fh trairm LM-tuwn in
i'Hcilic NortliweM and Kaxtern cltln.
hiorimen Cute.
H. H. I lliTorfl, New Cassel, win., way
troubled with neurtiltcla and rremnatism
Ins ntomaih war disordered, Ihk liver raj
ulteeted to an nlannlne di-iree. (idd'HK
fell awny, mid lie wsih terribly red 'let l Ir,
ttesii nnil sirerig'.n. Three bottl. ot Llec-
trle fitters cured him.
Edward Shpherd, Harrlsbunr, Til., had
a running sore on his lee o: elht Vfal8,
standing. Used three bottles of Klectrlc
Bitters and sevpn boxes of Uucklen's Ar-
nlca Salve, and his let? Ih sound nnil well
John Speaker, ('utiuvba. 0 Imd live
large Fever sores on hlti le?r, doctors sld
he was Incurable. One hot tlo Klectrlc
Hitters and one box Uucklen's Arnica
Halve cured him entirely. Sold by Chas,
Which will you
Am1.', sickness,
uircriii( and de
spair, cr health,
strength, and
spirit t You can
take your choice.
All rlironic dis
eases and derange
ments peculiar to
" wo pv, -
' mnnenflv onraft
by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, it ro
itorei the female ftmctions to healthy action.
It removes the obstructions and suppressions
which cause trouble nnd misery. For pe
riodical poins, internal inflammation, ul
ceration and kindred ailments, it is n positive
remedy. Tho system is invigorated, the
blood enriched, diecstion improved, melan
choly and nervousness dispelled. It's a locit
Imato medicine, the only one thnf (rwinm
feed to give satisfaction in the euro of all
" female complaints."
If it fulls to give satisfaction, in any case,
the money paid for it is returned.
A little book, ou " Woman ntul FTer TV..
eases," sent to any address, rnl,U from ob-
riniiiuii, u.i receipt vi ion cjs, lor tiost
Address, World's DisDensnrv
ociatioa, OtiU Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
JAPANESE
CURB
A now anil eompleto treatment, consisting ol
.rrueiMiiivB, .iiihuiiu in eupgiiieB, also in
box ana MllUi uimliivo euro .r ctornsl, In
teriial blind or bleeillnir, itehln, chronic
recent or hcreiliurf pllen, and many other
ille, and femitle weki'.ee; Ii Is 1wvii a
reat tKiiet to the (rncral healib. The hrst
il KCOvenr of meilleal cure romlerliifr an oper
tmn with the knife unneoi mtiry liert(:rr
T his remedy hut never uomi known to fad.
tl per box, 6 for sent by mail. by sullVr
from tills terrible dlseHse when a rlti..n ,mh
aoteeia rien with li, to refund tho'
money U not cured. fAA atampn t. r free I
KinplO. (.uaratitee Ismied bv Woodward i
I'Urk Co., WhnleMlrau4 Keull lrupitlil
(Sole Aleuts Portland, Or. for sale by J..W. i
Conn, Anuria O.-eyon. ' .
1111 1
ill
The Origins! and Gsrina
(WORCESTERSHIRE)
Imparts the most dtlldous tante and rat to
EXTRACT
ofnl.ETXKK from
a MEDIOAL OKN.
TLE1IAN utMnd
ram, to liis brother
at WOltCEal'Elt.
May, rst.
"Toll
I.EA ft rERRtISS'
that their aauce la
hlirhly e teemed In
ludli, and la lu tuy
opinion, the moot
patntolile, M well
aa the innt whulo.
aom Kiuou ttuC la
liudc."
SOCPH,
GRAVIES, .
wsn,
3 HOT COLD
BIEATH, .
GAME,
lite
TOBofLrations; ,
see that yon get Lea & Perrins'
fiicrnarure on every bottle of Orhrlnal k Genuine,
JOHN DUNCAN'S HONS, NEW YORK.
The Next Number Especially Good.
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READ BY ALL M EH. AND WOMEN. .
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June and September
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CUBE FITS f
VThon I K 7 cure I do cot in men ly to etop
'hem for a ti:neand thee fcT t.iou rtt.un ruia.
1 mciin a rnci. nl cure, i hav ir.stle the ii?.
cf UTS, KI'ILKPSV or KAUJXu SICKNESS
i lifc-lon? Btr.iiy. 1 warAnt my remedy to cure
the worntcr.Kif. Ec aaye others have'fidlcd ia
po rennon f jrnot now roceivin a care, fcLd
at once for a tr"atlsc and a Free Fottle of my
!uhl!iu!e rcra"dy. Git'! t'XDresa and P 3tCce.
C. HOOT. M. C , 133 t oarl bt H. r-
O O OB HEWS
, j-ini!i:c.:3 cJ consumers 01
i T -hrs i.'r, J'ott jOeanre to an-A
u r e Mutt hi.-is nourpiiitinijupa'
1 ,r-
UVES PILL
hit
vlii..!- -..if
xerr .tintrly 'i?;iU size, g
!!ie i- litekOf tllu
i. tliinj-inf!'! n-irelv
r r
'JTT'3 TifJY LIVES PltLS -
-U.-Hvr. n t!ie Jrort'.rr ui'tl,lsad.'
.0
5
These tiny Ccpsulcs are superior;
to .balsam of Copaiba,
Cufccbs and Injections. MmY
J They euro in 43 hours the V V
same diseases without anyincoo-
(veulence. SOLO BY ALL DRUG0ISTS
BETTOSj'8 I A Positto Cvra
rra LTorpiles
R a U I'' -i e over 30 fears,
jjfv j J kfl iVM? V. W-rttre ll'nn.
U Si U ' llntliest tc-Htj.
a i22Hi2l Dion:, is. m dr-iMUis,
cr mitilrd en n-.-e'nt nf
jtfi wintamt it man
Kf S"J i-s- ft CO.,
lure, Md,
A. ATWOOD
SAUCE
f .-- '-
Employment
Corner Stfirk and 'Front St.", Portland, Or,
Male Help furnished R. R. Co. Contractors,
Sawmill Men and Others,
STEAMER R.
i"ft;
icir-L - - -J
,v vv " i
Leaves Astoria on Mondays ami Thursdays for Pay f itr. Tillamook f ify. rtntl
nil points on i Illamouk Hay. Leaves Hay City, TilUinouk City and, Tilla
inook. Hay joints on Tuestluys and Fiidajs. -
riie steamer R. P. Elmore eonnt with
ana tnrouffii tickeisare isuueti inun ruiuimi m uiianiftiR hny points by
the Untou IV.eitie t'o. Ship freiyht fi-om J'ortlaud lj Ijiitm i'aritlc !
steamer.
; ; ELMORB, SANSORN
.:X10.' TACIFIC K. K.C0ii: AXV. ASPr.li
Index to Steamers.
For PortlaudU
. Telephone, from Flavel's dock, daily at 7
. uj., except Sunday.
R. It.' Thompson, from Union Pacific dock
daily at 7 o'clock n. ni., except Sunday.
- Lurllne, from Fisher's dock, Sunduy, at
8 o'clock p. m. j every day, except Hominy,
at 7 o'ciock a. m.
Haasalo, from Union Paoifio dock, daily,
at 6 p. to., except Huixluy.
Aslorian, from Parker's dock Sundays,
Weduewdays and Fridays at 6 p. m.
For llwacs.
" Ilwaoo, from 1. 11. t N. Co's dock daily
except Banday, connecting with HI a. m.
train for rJealand; returning, eouneots witli
Portland steamers.
' La Camas, daily at 8 :30 p. m.
For Youug'a River.
Mayflower, Arondays and Sutnrdflys At 6
a, in, and 2 it. in.) Tuesdays and Wcduosdys
at y a. ni.
t ' For Kallroad Landing;.
Electric daily at 7:45 a. m. and 6:15 p. m
from Fisher's dock.
For Westj.rt.
K. Miler, daily except Saturday and Snn
day at 2 p. m.
. For Woods Landing.
R. Miler, Thursday and Friday at 2 p. m
frra Father's dock. .
' For Deep nirer.
. Queen, Tuesdays and Saturdays at G:4.ria.
m. and 2M p.m.
Wenona, from Flavel's dock, Taesdnys
and Saturdays at " i5 a. ro. and 2:'M p. in.
Eclipse, Tuesdtvi I at 0:30 a. tn. and 2:.'l0
p. in.
For New Astoria.
E. L. Dwycr, duily except SundnyntOa.
ro. and it p. ru.
For Warreatlon and Skloanou.
Electric, daily, according to tide, except
Sunday.
For Lewis and Clarke.
C. W. Kith, daily except Sunduy, accord
Iuk to tide.
' For U ray's River.
Eclipse, Thursday and Friday mornings
according to tide.
For Knaoolon.
Wcnonn, Tneadays and TliursfJuya at C:4u
a. m. and alt) p. ni.
(For Gray's River and Kitopptou.
Wenona, Wednesday nt 11 a. va.
For Bar I'llr and Tillamook Bnv
I U. P. Elmore, Mondays aud Thursdays
i at u.-w a. m.
SAMPLEROOIV.S
Wines, 'Liquors and' Cigars.
A (rent f.f the Gt'iON Mcnioilili' Line awl tilt
iui.MvAi.ua Meaniamp liui inreci,
Ala-', ateot for "Svenska IrlbUDen" anii
Svenska AIner,:allaen.',
Oorber of Water aud Weit Nmtii aiindU
Ajtun.. Oregon.
INDEPEKDENT BOAT FOR PORTLAND
Will leave Astoria for Portlnml, fFisb
er's Dock) on Tuosditx. Wednesdays.
IlionHliiys, Iridiiya and Huturi'.aya al
.til a. ni., uid Hiinday at liw p. in.
PORTLAND AWO ASTORI4.
Steamer Telephoce.
Leaves Aittorli Every evening except Bunda"
at 7 p. m.
At Ives at Astoria Everyday except Sunday
at '1 p. m .
Leaves Portlnnd Even' anv ereept Pond iv
at 7 a. m. C. W.-STON K, Aiiit, Astori u '
E. A. Xkki.iy, Generel Agent, i'ortluiid, Or.
THE : 0KEG0N : IJAKEItY
A. A. CLEVELAND, Prop.
Good Bread Cakes and Pastry,
Mono but the Best Materials used.
Satisfaction Guaranteed Customer'
Bread delivered in any part of tho city
& COMPANY
on short notice.
P. ELMORE
' .t .1--.
- i - .v ,jtv
Union Paeirlp ateannrs for Portland, f
CO.,:Ag2zitrvA2tori!L
fortiaiid.
Office.
If'LiIle
Running
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leav'ng Portland, 8:45 AM.
7:30 FM.
VA
DAYS TO
CHICAGO
7 Hours Quicker to St. Paul,
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago,
40 Hours Quicker to Omaha and
Kansas City.
Pullman and Tout 1st Sleepers,
Freo Reclining Chair Cars, Din
Ing Cara.
ASTORIA AND SAN FRANCISCO
FEBRUARY, 181)3.
Oregon Friday February 3,
Ouluiiib.aTues.iny Kciiru.ity 7. .
Htate esitiiMHy February 11
(irr(fo:i Wertn'sday February.
I'cilumbla Suudii i-ebrunry 19,
i-talo i lmrsduy Kebri ary 'J&.
Urenou Monday Febiu ,ry 1.7.
ASTORIA & PORTLAND STEAMERS
Morning boat leaves AstTli da'lj-. excep
Sunday, in 7 . m.; letur -ing. leaves Honlanil
dally, exeet Satunluy, al 8 i. in. Nigiif t out
leaves Ani rn U.uly, rxeept Huii-isy, lit il p in ;
r l hit I. R lecvesl'ortlaiiil (lallv, exu 't Siu.d.ir
at 7a. m. Tlicmornliigb al tiiiin l'n II, .ml m. k't
iHiidlimsoii te Oreuuli nldt) 'I ui silavi. Tbiirs
days, -il . S t'ltrduy i "ii V Hti-ii glnn'sule Mmi-
nas eciiiesniv.R nun rnoavs. rn m Asti-rli
ti e 111! r Ii l :LT b.-ats nv.k' lahiilh"- en i lie Ore
gi-n side Moiiilas, AS'edneiitiivs and Filcliijs
ana i-ii me aviii' glim tiiie I ueuuys, Tiitirs-
thlK HIUl S lUllllil s.
I or riles ui, d getit-rnl Info-.mallon call on or
al(lrt.,,
W. B. HCPI.BUBT, Q, W. LOUXSDEI; 1! Y
A. (jen i ax. Aut ireiit
rorllaud, Or, Astwla, Or.
TIME TO
SAN FRANCISCO
IVD....
ALL P0KTS H CALIFORNIA
Yls the Mt. SUasta Route of the
Sonifeern Pacific Coinp'j
Tiie Oiily Ponte Through Oali'oraiA to al
Points East and Seuth.
Tlic Scenic Route of the Pacific Coast
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
-AND
SECOND-CLASS StEErtNG CAKS ,
Atttcherl tfl express trahn, Bflowllna: sup- rlor
(iceoininoilHt'oiis for leeond eias- pnixenvera.
Kor rates, tickets slei-iilinf Ciir n'Servalion
i-tn., ca l uimn or adilrens K. P hOtJEH. An-iisf.
am General Freight aud fiwsai.ner Anei.t, Hurt,
and, Or.
i. xi. ct sr. oo. s
Stoanier llwaco
T enves Atoila diillv at 7:.T0 a. m. for llwaco
i-nll-i.K at Tansv 1'olnt. and ro .iiectlii itii
railMu t riiniimir norili al 10 a. hi, and with
liniti n s'limlWrttor :i v f-r
ilnnlh Bentl, Sunshine, North Tore
A Mit o I er i. it" n fnh ti Krny's liar
br. Ketunil c fin nee s at I-.vhci with
e.i ersfor A-t.r aanil MKbt Boats for
rnrnana.
JOHN tt. UOULTEB." I A. LOOMTS,
m -ret.-irv. - 1'iisiileu .
n. v Ecu.-jtr. siipeii .tcwki t.
Scientific American
Agency for.
CAVEATS.
TRADE MARKS.
CISICH PATENTS.
COPYBtCHTS. etoJ
For rnfoiHOoa imd free Hunt boot wr!W to
fU'N.M a to., l Hi-oadwav. Krw Vomr.
Oldest bmctw Uw Mcarti-tr pmeiit. In America,
Krerv pan-nt tsScu out ty 1-3 is brocirlii befiua
tlx- ial uo by a i:otica giveu tru ui ikrsi lu the
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A
The CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE S ST. PAUL
RAILWAY.
C0NXECT1NQ WITH ALL TJMXSCONTIX
ENTAL UNE9,
-lSTnE-
0H1,VH1TE
.BUSK1NO
Electrio Lighted Cars
BETWEEN
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO
' AND
OKAHAard CHICAGO.
The EXPRFS8 THAIN8 consist of VE8TI
BULED, 8LEEWN0, DINING AND
, I'ABLOR CARS,
HFATtD BY SHAM
And furnlBliod with every luxury known to
modern, railway travel.
Fcr Speed, Ccmfjit and Safety
this Uti3 is Untquzled
Tickets ou
ofticei.
side at all prominent railway
For further infoi mation inquire of any ticket
agent, or '
C. J. FJDDY, General Agt.
J. W. CASEY, Trav. Pass. Afft.
I'OKTLAND, OREGON.
Mi
Is ihe lino to take to nil
points
EAST .-'AND - SOUTH.
It is the DINING CAR ROUTE
The travel hi); public want not onlv
"llm yuickea," and ''The Ilest"
loulu, hill
THE SAFEST
It-is therefore the rou' e yru 'lKu'd
tnko It runs tlnvu.h vestibnlud
tniLis cveiy tiay in the year to
ST, PAUL AND CHICAGO
No Change of Cars,
Pullman Sleeping Carp,
Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Free Second-Class Sleepers,
Through Tickets
To Any Tart of the clvil'xeJ wcrld.
Panneneem ticketed U all boat running
between Actorla, Kalama aud Poitland.
Pull Information coneernine ra'es. time of
t ains, route and other details turulahed OD
epDllcaUon to
R. L. NOLP,
"uent ton
steamer TelephoLe Dock.
A. D. CHARLTON,
AmMtSjiit Opnerol Pa.-eenrer Aeent,
So. Ul first 8t..eor. Waithinirton,
Purtlaud, Uregou.
I r.rra. and Trade-Marks obtained, and aU Pai.
. . . .
cr.t business conducted lor moochuti Free.
f nui omre is opposrrt W. S. Patcmt Omcc
; jnd wean secure patent in less tuue than tause
i remote irom n ssmngioo.
Send model, drw n;g or paoco witn aeKrio-
; t'oo. Vie sdtrise, it patentable or not, iree of
(charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
r k e.uiiui rr "Hon tn Obtain Pateots.'' with
Sco-Jt of same ia the U. S.and foreign oouatrie
t sent tree. Audress,
O.A.SfJOW&CO.
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