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RoVtWatoasosoWtsoiio
THE SAVING :
OF PETER
By EUGENIE UHLRICH
fopjrrlght, 1101. ly Eugenie l-hlrich
aVOJOilOStOHoSOj.VsOlO10OSOioS
Mrs. Minna Schmltt stood at tlio
kitchen door of MerrianTa big house
and looked at the changing west. Ev
'IT moment the light was growing
fulnier and duller, and still peter
Burns did not come lu to the supper
ui.ii unu ueen waiting for him over
two uours. This was strange of Teter.
atA t , ...
uu ,w ouiu uave been not only
.....usu uui suspicious of anybody el
arter Having been " Meetloueerlng" all
aiu-iuuuu wun me old Judge, Mrs. Mer
riam's husband.
Mrs. Schmltt did not la-o n, in.i.
The worst men lu her eyes are those
always seem so nice and pleasant
to everybody and between times get
drunk and abuse their wives. If ouch
men were only mean all the time, peo
ple would not blame their wives for
everything that goes ..wrong, as the
village did Mrs. Merrlam when she had
the old Judge bound over to keep the
peace. Since that time the Judge had
been obliged to live at the vlllara ho.
tel, and Mrs. Merriam was left in the
Dig nouse. iow when the Judge want
ed to see Mrs. Merriam ho drove up to
the gate and whistled for her. Then
Mrs. Merriam put on her best dress
and went driving with him. for th
judge was really very pleasant when
ne was In a "good temper," as Mrs.
Merriam herself would have put it
Every evening she made refer ririvo
down to the hotel to see that the liidM
got to bed without his boots. The Judge
pum inose or nis bills that he could
out of his practice, and Mrs. Merriam
paid her own out of the place and the
"summer guests." Sometimes she paid
an odd one of the Judge's.
Minna could not see but what it was
much better so, though whenever she
went to the village sho had to hear
something about women who wear the
"pants" and like remarks, which passed
ror wit thereabout. But Minna, who
had had a sharp and happily short
married experience of hor own. loftilv
Ignored these supposed Jokes, for her
German tongue was too slow to risk
answers. The delectable Peter himself.
who made possible the harmony of tlio
present conditions, was Irish. Ho drove
the Judge home one dny when tlio
Judges driving was a bit uncertain.
even for a horso that could And the
way home alone. Peter put up the
uorse anu looueil after things that
evening, and lie had been doing so ever
since. Jvow he was tlio one poi son who
was able to travel cheerfully the some
times slippery path between tlio inn
and the house at all times.
And still ho did not come in. Minna
bethought herself thnrBhe ought to go
over 10 inc stuuies. Tomorrow would
be Sunday, and Peter often needed a
stitch put In somewhere. It wns not In
Minna's quick fingers to see any ono
untidy on Sunday if she could help it.
So sho went over to the stables not
that sho was curious or, even worse,
worried. Things did look queer. Tho
road wagon was standing lu tho drive
way, the cushion left shiftlessly on the
seat, and Peter's best coat lying across
It After a uioincnt Minna's sharp ear
heard deep breathing, and thcra ou a
bench inside tho door lay I'eter, fast
asleep. Now Minna could not believe
that , any man would go fast asleen
without his supper unless there were
something wrong. But she was used to
doing things, not standing and looking
at them. Sho took tlio cushion off the
seat and, along with tho coat, carried
it into tho carriage shed. Something
hard In one of Peter's pockets struck,
her hand, and Bhe knew It at once for
a bottle. It was almost empty, and the
contents were not to be mistaken.
Then sho tried the other pocket. Be
hold, another bottle!
That camel of a Judge," she mut
tered. "He has Ave stomachs, and he
does not rest until everybody is like
him." The zeal to save woko in her,
and she did not ask herself whether
she had that fine zeal for overy waver
ing bouI or only for Peter's. Sho took
the bottles and hurried to tho kitchen
with them.
Mrs. Merriam met her at the kitchen
door. "Where Is Peter?" she asked.
Minna marched past her and tragically
held up the two bottles In front of her.
"Minna," gasped that lady, "what
what have you been doing?"
1 7" screamed Minna. "Peter, you
meanl" t' - -' v.: d
Peter! Oh, Petor, Peter, you, too,
Peter!" walled Mrs. Merriam as she
sank down In a chair. "But wait; this
Is the first time, and there is still hope
for him. I have it" And sho hurried
to her medicine shelf and came back
with a bottlo with some brown stuff
In it "This will make him wish he'd
never touched any election whisky In
his life. Hun and slip them back, Min
na."
Minna obeyed and then milked tho
romplalnlng cows, grown restless wait
ing for I'eter, and when everything
was well done she went up to ber room
and cried a bit. In the morning she
was up earlier than usual. There
seomed no use In waiting for Peter to
drive her to early mass this morning.
She trudged along the damp road from
which the late August sun had not yet
drawn the dew, and her feet somehow
felt very heavy.
It Is a damp morning," she said.
looking against the shining mist. Here
nd there a dead leaf fluttered In front
f her. The sun was soft and warm
nd the green of the trees deep and
dark In the glistening moisture, and
ret It all kept her thinking thnt win
ter was near and that she herself was
thirty-five. As she psssed a Utile bouso
on the road where old Anse, the choro-
Saved From Awful Fate.
ii t- t,.w! .. t rl T hart nnnanmn.
if -Wu Mn A M MhlftMa. nf
Chamliersbnrg, Pa, "I was so low after
six moulds or Severe pickuwph unuru
by hay fever and axlhma that few
thought I could gel well, but I learned
nf the marvelous merit of Dr Klnir's
Sew Dlecofery for consumption, oad
It snd was completey cured." For
desperate throt and long diseases it Is
the safet core In the world nd Is In
fallible for cough, colds and bronchial
aflections. Ourantl bottles 60o and
trial bolw fre ftt W 1 DeUno-i
tnnn, lived with about a doien prnfwV-
eaaii ... she hoard a child's fretful
cry. "Must be it s k-k.- I'll hare to ask
Anse." ....
When Minna nunc out of the church
she had a s'.art Unit must surely have
given her a nervous shock had she
been of less hardy tiber, for there wa
Peter waiting as usual.
"An1 why didn't yon wait for me,
Mrs. schmltt 1 he asked.
"It was a good morning to walk,
said Minna most quietly.
He helped her into the cart, and then
he said slowly after they were started,
"It was a very hot day yesterday.''
And he switched the lines to chase
the flies off the backs of the horses.
A very hof day."
Hut Minna was silent. After a little
I'eter weut ou: "Wo went over a turrl
ble lot of country yesterday, the J mice
an' I. I'm thankful we had a right
gooa supper over at Ilarueck's, so,
bein' tired an' restln' mo a minute, I
fell asleep. It's too bad you milked
the cows an' did that work."
"Oh. that didn't make much differ-
euce," said Minna. But there seemed
to be something that did, so after a
bit Peter went on again:
"The Judge Is a turrlble man to drink
an' treat all rouu' when he goes 'lec-
iioneoriir. He gimme a couple o' bot
tles to treat the boys for him, but I
met old Anse in the road this mornln',
an' ho told me one of the children was
sick an' he didn't feel very well him
self, an' so I gave him tho rest."
Peter had the flattering bcuso that
he wns clearing himself without ad
mitting the suspicion, which is really
a very delicate thlug to do. So he was
the more surprised to see Minna Jump
around In her seat and fairly scream at
hlra:
"You did what?"
"Gave It to old Anse for the child."
"Oh," she inonued. "for the sick
child! it'll kin it."
"But it was good stuff." said Peter
blandly. "The Judge paid a dollar a
bottle for tho bit of a bottle."
"But It's bad; 1 know It's bad. Hur
ry up and tell Anse It's bad." Peter
only Btared at her and almost held the
horses at a standstill. "Hurry up," she
said and rattled the whip In its socket
At this ominous and nnaccustomcd
sound the horses plunged forward so
suddenly thnt Peter had to pul! them
to their haunches to koep them out of
the ditch., : . ' :; j . . , .
"I'll not drlvo a stop, I'll tell you," ho
said, "until I know what for," for Pe
ter could not stand bothering the
horses when ho was driving. Then
Minna began to cry, and Peter as well
ns the horses was bothered.
"But, Mrs. Schmltt," he said, "sure,
an' you're always such a sensible wo
man" "What's the use to be a sensible wo
mnn when n mnu's so foolish? It's all
your fault" And Minna cried more.
"Well, then, If It Is I'll bo drivln'
on," said Peter. "An' you'll be tellln'
me how it is thnt it's my fault" Then
ho lifted the reins, but he did not start
the horses. Minna looked over the
fields, while tho tears rolled down her
cheeks. Then she stole a glance at Pe
ter's face, cnlm and mascullncly unre
lenting. There came a trot behind her.
McOolrlck's mules were coming up tho
road behind them, and she and Peter
standing still like thnt! So she began
hurriedly:
"I was afraid you'd got like the
Judge, too, so we thought if you got
good and sick you d never do it again,
and wo put some ipecac iu it a whole
ounce
"In what?" asked tho hyporlnnocent
Peter.
"In the bottles of whisky," gulped
Minna.
Peter whistled, and the horses flew.
"Ipecac's bitter, Isn't It?" But Minna
did not notice, sho was crying so hard.
"Guess I better tell Anse that It's cheap
'lectionecrln' whisky an' the missus
will send him somethln' better." Min
ns smiled so gratefully that Peter fell
to wondering what he could do next to
please her. When ho camo out of
Anse's, he was chuckling. "Tho baby's
all right, but Anse Is bavin' a time."
Whereupon Minna giggled hysterically.
To make suro Minna herself took the
basket and the port wine which Mrs.
Merriam sent. When she came back,
eho walked rather slowly up the drive
way, trying to decide whether BheJ
should stop and tell Peter. When sho
came to the stable door, Peter was
pitching straw for bedding, ne did
not seem to be getting much on his
fork, and presently he looked up as if
scelug ber thero were tho most unex
pected happening. Ho pulled his hat
down and came toward her. Leaning
against tho doorpost, he regarded tho
prongs of his pitchfork intently. About
that time Minna found ber basket han
dle very interesting, and sho began to
rub ber forefinger thoughtfully up and
down its strands.
"The baby's all right Peter," she
said after awhile. Peter looked at her
meditatively as if somehow she were
saying something else.
"Mrs. Schmltt," he said then, "I've
be?n thinkin' about how worried you
got about them bottles. Its kind o'
nice to think people care enough to
worry about you. Now, I've been
tlilnkln' there might bo nicer things to
take than ipecac, an' sometimes It's
the nice things that aro the best for a
mnn, don't you think bo?"
Teter stopped and dug bis pitchfork
Into the ground. Minna's literal Ger
man mind had become unwnry.
"What would you take, then, Peter?"
"Weil, now, Minna, if 'twero left to
me I'd take yon."
In spite of Mrs. Merriam, who point
ed out precedent and evidence to prove
that Mlnii.'i had strangely inverted her
opinion. M!nnn agreed with I'eter Jut
to snvc him, to be sure.
Tlie l.ona nn,l Short of If.
He limy win the nice."
Yci: he's Bliort legged, but lona
wli-h d."- Detroit Free Press.
Bop Posts Wanted.
to rquare 6 Inches at largeend, and 14
feel long. To tie delivered on bank of
nver at Jlianaina' ruiui, a ujntja auovt)
Kuvene anytime this summer or fall
Addreeo,
W n W ALKBR,
Eogene, Or.
Why pay 13.50 or 4 tor a poorly
made household treasure table when
von wo get the best table made for
$3,24 it Day Hsndtrsen'i,
CLASSIFIED GOLIM
Notices muter this head not to axoaed fivt
nee, 60 oeot per week; II 60 a moothi 111
P rear.
For Salt.
FOH SALE OU 1KADK.-147 acres
on the Military road 2ti mile from
Eugene, 6 miles from Lowell, on the
Willauiitte river. 70 acre bottom
land; 12 acit-a clear; the rest bill
with wiiiie timber. There Is a good
bouse with four looms, smoke house
aud barn. I will aell nr tr,lo mt
bargain. Oil ou me Oil Mrs H Hi
Gardner's on Firei street between
Jefferson and Madlsoo, or address T
r Uoooti Eugene, Oregon.
FOR BALE OR TRADE. A Walter
A Woods binder for 130.00. A bar
gain. Bee E M Warren at Coburg,
Ortgou. - - -
FOR BALE. A Hue residence for
sale at a barnalD. Inoulra of Wil
lsmette Valley Laud Co. or of Mrs
Heelop on the corner of Fifth and
utwrenoe street.
FOR SALE,-Oue good 8 bone power
' portable engine with woodsaw at
lalohment; oue turning lathe; one
' band saw ; one table saw, at bar
gain. Enquiie of H'E Walker
opringneid.ore.
FOR BALE. A bop press, hop
1 sprayer and a furnaoe for aale. En
quire at Guard office.
HORnE FOR BALE. A good work
j horse for sale, 9 years old, weight
. about 1200 ponuds. (Jail al tbe Gdard
omoe.
Help Wanted.
MILKER WANTED. lquire of BM
Douglas, Eugene.
WANTED. Girl to do general bouse
work. Enquire of Mrs R Mo-
Murphey.
WANTED. A vouuir man Ln vnrlr In
shoe store. Muscbave Home know
ledge of oboe repairing. Eoqulre at
Yoran's shoe Btore.
WANTED. Oue hundred teams to
haul ore from Bohemia (Helena No,
2) to Bedrock. Prioe $8.00 per ton.
Roads good. Teams can earn as
hlsb as 140 Der week. W t? Mnrnh.
Ore Hauling Dept., Paolfio Timber
Company, U llage Grove, Oregon.
Vi ANTED. Several persons of char
acter and good reputation In each
state (one ln this county required) to
represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy business bouse ol solid
financial standing. Balary $18.00
weeaiy Willi expeuses aaitionai, all
payable In cash each Wednesday
direct from head offices. Hone and
carriage furnished,- when necessary.
References, Enclose self-addressed
envelope. Manager, SOS Caxton
Building, Chicago. . ,, ,,,
Lost and Found.
LOdT.-Ou road from Eugene to Mew
Kenzle Bridge a pair of No 8 ladles'
new shoes. Finder please leave at
Uuard office.
LOST. A blue silk umbrella. Finder
will please leave at tbe home of Mrs
Minnie Washburne.
LOB I'. A receipt book for moueys
paid out by Eugene Water Co.
Finder please leave with R MoMor
pbey.
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Miscellaneous.
TEAMB WANTED. To haul lumber
from our mill on Coast Fork river.
Good pay, steady work.' Coast Fork
' Lumber Co, Cottage Grove,' Oregon.
FOR RENT. Two rooms, suitable
either for offices or living In tbe Conser
Blook. , Apply to Dri Wllloaghby fc
H-n.
1 ., SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the Stat of Oregon
for the County of Lan. i
William M. Bump, Plaintiff,
Hattl V. Bump, Defendant,
To Haul V. Burnt), the above named do-
t fondant.
In the name of the state of Oreeon. rou an
hereby required to appear la the above anil.
uea court in me abov entitled cauw and
answer the complaint of plaintiff filed In said
court and cause, on or before sis weeks from
the date of the first publication of this sum
mons, or the ptaiotlff will apply to aaid court
for the relief prajed for in aaid oomplaint,
lo,witi
A decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony
now existing between aaid plaintiff and de
fendant herein, and for the car and custody
of Ona May Bump, the minor daughter of
plaintiff and defendant,', an1 sucb other
relief as to the oourt' seems proper.
This summons Is published In the Dailt
Kuoms UoAan onoe a weak for all auccavalve
weeks by order of the Hon II. K. Kinoaid,
County Judge of Lane County, Oregon.
; 'Mule and entered herein on the 4th dy of
August, 1IKI2, and the date of the Hrst pub
lication hereof i the 6th day of August, 1902,
, , - L. BILYKU,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Suburban Property For Sale.
SO ecrts In 6 or 10 aore tract. Tbe
land is first class, located less than a
mile from the poatoffloe, Ideal building
lite.
This land can be bought muob cheap
er than town lots, and to tbe party
buying the first tract and bonding on
tame a special Inducement on prior
will be made.
" willimrttb Valley Land Co.
CASTORIA
tot Infants and Children.
Ifci Kind You Hava Always Bops
the
of)
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City Property for Sale
Haasaicu' Aorimoa to Ecqcme
To those desiring lo purchase city lots, I
have laid out an addition on the sooth aid
oi u cur aud north ol College Hill Park
I hava l&k.lnLa 1. tl,i. ..LU.: j
" . u . .. v ., us
selling them very low so aa lo enable every
one to have a borne of their own, The prioe
wow ivu u irum t .'O up.
"EuAS Btcwabt iDDmol to Enaan
I have some very deairrab! lots in this
buoiuuu, in me very nean ol the olty and
w..uu ,cw uiovaa oi n uuuneu street.
Wsmuiii'i Anomoa 10 Edobmi
I have a few lots to this addition within
oioeaa oi the Hrst National Bank.
Oollcok Hux Pabx
I hava 100 litt. In !.. -j.ti.i- fm..
prioe now is $o0 each. W will advano
luiue aoou. expect college Hill
- - - w wuuiu. iu. most aeair.Dlo real
dene property in or near the oily.
HeNDaioxa' Addition to CoLLtoa
Box Paii
1 We have 70 lots for sale cheap In this
addition; Un All n. Kll Al -k..l-
fruit land. I have on this place IUOO young
prone trees, about 4(0 Burt let! peat uees.
mm w uhiiw waiiiui utok, also apples,
plum and email fiuila. This place hsa a
hwu iarui nouae, nam ano oat-tiouae, and
U & mn.t kMnfilnl -..V.n ..... ... . , ...
t .umu.m f,uv vi prop
erty. It ia knovn th T.rwat Hill
and there is no place lo ih stale more
beaulKnlly and pleasantly situated.
, I am not in r-l u,-t.. Km -i v ;
ness we sell onr own lands only. 1 employ
" Auy uuo uesiring to purouaHa
any oi Ihla property will find me at tbe
f-irat National lUnlr 1 .III 1.- i A .
show property and give ptioea. I mWht x-
v--"rs- wun oi una uroporiy ior good
! Happy Time In Uld Town.
"Wl fulr v. If .1.... T KT
Be. it om vr.,,:""L" v.
ten' Arnloa Balve wholly cured . our
aauauw oi a usu oaee oi ecaia bead."
It delight all who use it foroute.oorn,
ourua, onuses, on, uicera, eruptions
miaiuuiB nir puee. umy boo At W
L DeLano's drug store.
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I Of
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ion, Dd thorough mmiul, moral and phit-
eal IValnltls fnr Ikala knis tl a li .a-
rrqutromnti fully met at IloUt'i cbooLUtilo
Park. Han MiImi Hniinf ci ' T
Twelfth year beglni Auvuit lith
Ira 9 Hoitt. Vh, D ftiolnpa.
Bankers Life Association
of Du Moines, Iowa.
Sal Isiurasce Low Rates Special Puiuru
inai pitas Busy men.
Rat cards al First National Bank
and Loan and Savlnji Bank.
f
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE.!;
Loani and Initiranee. Dealer ln
HarreitlnK Machlner, Impl.
main. Alio hare tor age room
s t rvuBontbl ratei. - ,
Office tm Willamette St
The Hoffman
i
W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor.
SUNDAY DINNER 50c . ,
Eugene, . ' Oregon
Gap Closed
The operation of through trains
tween San Franoiaoo and Lo An
, gelet. via Surf and Santa Barbara,
will begin on
Sunday, .March 31, 1901
...ONtTHE NEW.i..
COAST
line.; :
Two Throng n Tralni Datly. The
Ooaat Line Limited leaving eaoh ' j
terminal early In the morning equip-
ped wlh elegant oafe anil parlor oan, 3
' ' will make daylight tripe through the.
; k moat piotureaque varied and enter-1
taining, rcsdm on the on n tin en t. ,
Inquire ol agenU of the
iouthern
'acific.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIMBCARDNO. 20.
No t for Yaquina
Train leaves Albany 12:4!S P M
Leavee (Jorvallla IM P M
Arrios Yaiuina tM V M
No. 1 Returnlcur
Leavee Yarrufna. , i , . , 7.00 A M
Leavee Corvallia Hi30 A M
Arrive Albany Udb P M
No. 8 for Detroit
Leavee Albany liOOJPIM
Anivee Detroit 5:46 PM
No. 4 'turn Detroit
l-eavs Detroit 6 JO AM
Arrive Albaay UjOd a M
Trains I sod 4 arrlv in Allm) i ni
connect with the H I' srulli lucn li. i
as giving two nr three hours In Allien be I
departure ol 8 P north bound train.
'I rain No 2 connects with the P trains
C'livallisaad Albany (ivins; direct eervlc t
Newport and adjacent heaohea.
'Ir.in 3 for Delrnit. Breiunbush and other
miMi' taln rew,r e leavee Albany at 1.-00 p m
after the arrival of IJ. P. ,nth bound traio
frnm furtland, abin( Delrnlt at 6HS p re
K ,r further Information apply to
EDWIN STiiVB,
Mniaear
; T H TfiRNRIt Kamt Albanv
J HfTltOMBK, AgenltCIlll,. '
SOUTH AND EAST
' " Tit
Southern FacificGo
SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave r.ugene for Portlau-,1 and -r
sutinns at S;ui ru. i, m.
Iv l urtianu a m 8:S0 p ia
L 1'iT i pm ,i.l:15 am
Ar Ashland 1l':3u a m ia8 a m
At ttacrauiento bMU p m i!5 a m
Ar ban rrancmco 7i4,1 p m 8;ld a m
Ar Os-ilen 5:4ft a n '.i -4.im
Ar Denver Klu am H (XI a oi
Ar Kansas City 7ift a iu 7;in a m
Ar Chicago 7,-lu a u tfjo a ui
Ar lia Angelee
Ar Kl Po
Ar Fort Worth
Ar I'ity of Mexico
Ar liuiuton
Ar Nmw tirlearba
Ar W anliliiUiu
Ar New York
l:'J0 p m
tiKxi p m
0 M a in
V:f5 a in
4:00 a m
6:2) p iu
till.1 a lu
1 2:43 p ia
7.O0 a m
'JiK f m
(i:Jo"a m
tl:iio a m
4:00 a u,
6A p m
li:42 a iu
12:43 pm
Pullman and i'ouriKt cars on.
both trains. Chair cam Sacra
mento W Ogden aud Kl Paso,
and ourist cars to C'hicaga,
Ht Louis, New Orleans and
Waahinatou.
Oonuecting at San Fran
cisco with several steamship
linee for Honolulu, Japan,
China, Philliplnes, Central
and South America.
Se Mr L G Adair, agent at Kugene
or addree
W. E. OOMAN
' U P A Portland Or
TICKETS
TO AND.KBOM ALL .
POINTS EAST
r .. .1- iVwvt..
TIA
SHORTLINE
':. ' TO . :. i.-
St Paul, Duluth, Minneapolis, Chicage
, AND POINTS EAST
Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers "
Dining and Buffet Smoking Library C
DAILY TttAINS; FAST TIME.
For Rate. Folders and Knll Tnfnnn.
regarding tickets, routes eto, call on or address
j. W. PHALON, T p a H. DICKSON, ct A
122 THIRD ; STREET, PORTLAND
A. B. C. DENNISTON, G. W. P. A.
612 First A venue, SEATTLE, WAanf
Oregon
Shotline
ukj on Pacific
TSe : EAST
I'iLfih
ThaiOt R.I N.
Glvot :thwd.Cholcu of
wsj DAILY
TWO VIA
THE OREEOI
SHORT LIME
10 ,
ON a ......
THE 6REAT
HORThERI
t
Snokana
Mlnneapol a
St. Paul and
Ghleago.
SaltUk,
Unvr
Omaha
Chicago and
Kanaaa City.
Ocean B learners leave Portland every -
o jjaya for
SAN FRANCISCO.
Boats leave Portland dally for all Wll
uunetteand L'olumtlaliiver Points.
Monthly bteamer to China and Japan
Fnr full lii(,ir,,,.ii,.n n ' '
drsM np.rMt n U x v rr,nk. . -
or address, 6
.. A. L. CRA1Q.
Oen'l Passenger Agent,
Portland, o
Yrnir altAntlnn I. m1I1 ... (I,. i,nmvi l n
(-IMITKI)" trainsef th"CHICACn, M' .
"curcr.R or nr i-aiIj KAII.IiUAl'.
'Ji only perfect trains In the world."
Yon will Hnil it .llr.l,U ... -I.I. II
trains when going to any point lo '
Kastern Htatee or Canaifm. Thaw .a
with all Transcontinental Tr!n. n,1 ..I
ticket AgenU sell tickets,
Fur fnrther Information, pamphlef. cirt
ask any TirkM Airent o .
1. W. CAHKY . H. fl. ROWE.
n-..rii.feim-
Trav Pass Aeent. (le-eral Asvn'.
I'OIITLAND, fllih'tlON. '