THE INDEPENDENT, HIlfBORO.
Official Ppf of Washington County.
Entarod at tho Postofflc at HUla-
loro, Orogoi. for traaamlMtoa through
th nail u seeondlasa mall mattar.
Official Pajer of Vashinaton County.
bX D.-W. BATH.
Walter Garking, son of B. F. (terking,
wu (tfund dead last Monday in hia tent
at Catnp Overall, on the west fork of
Hood river. Young Gerking aufferad a
sunstroke, in the harvest field two yeara
ago la EaaUra Oregon, and of Ute baa
been deiipondent It is thought to be
a case of suicide. '
Tne neat at uauas lasi onnuaj wu iir
tense, the thermometer reaching from
100 to 103 in the ihada. It waa tha hot-
, teat day of tha year in that aertion. It
la helping to destroying tha hop vermin.
.Harvesting haa commenced in many
placet and the yield U reported good.
The temperatura at Lew la too, Idaho,
... Jk mark In
1M uu uiu'pou WW" n w . .
the pant week and at times it haa reach
' ed 103, with hot wind prevailing. Ke-
ii frnm Tjtiviatnn Vallev ara to the
effect that the damage to lata aown
spring grain will amount to 10 to 15 per
cent ot tha entire crop. Much of tha
late grain will be cat for hay.
OlfL-ials of the Forest Grove board of
trade have received word that the South
ern Pacific will put on a new train be
tween Forest Grove and Portland tome
day tlila week. According to thta re
port the train will leave Foreat Grove at
12:.') noon, and returning, leave Port
land at 10:45 p. m. This schedule will
suit Ilillahoro people and undoubtedly
be well patronized. ,
George Ford, a fair viaitor from Boa
ton, took dinner in a Portland reetaurant
and when settling with the waiter made
up hia mind that 1 had been flim-flam-el
out of a part of hia change, ao to
show hisdixproval of shady transactions,
he slapped the waiter's face good and
plenty. While a call for the police was
being sent in, Ford skipped for Wash
ing county, but waa captured and taken
to the station. He says he struck the
blow in self defense.
Secretary Harvey Crosa states that
while the attendance at this year's sea
sion of the Willamette Valley Chautau
qua association at Oregon City was not
up to expectations, tha management
will be able to meet all expenses, a .con
dition that assures the holding ot another
assembly next year. Too many counter
attractions were responsible for the de
crease in attendance and the receipts of
this year's meeting, although the pro
pram waa up to the high standard of
excellence established by preceding ses
sions. It begins to look aa if the only thing
that can remove from thia earth tha
murderer of Banker Rice la a stick of
dynamite or the hand of Providence,
lie has been beating the hangman out
a job for a number of years, and now the
New York court of apials haa granted
a stay of execution, on the ground that
important points were overlooked in the
case, and now Albert T. Patrick has an
other lease of life until next October at
least. Patrick must have got away
with a big roll of the banker's money,
lor hia fight for life has been very ei
(tensive.
Farmers in all sections of Umatilla
county are now engaged in harvesting
the wheat crop and most favorable re
ports of the yield have been received.
It is the general opinion that the yield
of the county will exceed 6,000,000 bush
els. Reservation farmers expect an un-
UHUally fine yield and satisfactory reports
are coining in from those who have com'
tnenced cutting. Some stands will av
ernge as high as forty-five bushels to the
acre, but it is generally believed that
the reservation whtat section will aver
age about forty bushels. With the ex
ceplion of spring grown w heat, no dam
age was caused by the hot wave of last
week.
The mayor of New Orleans haa Issued
a proclamation to the people of that city
urging them to heed the advice of the
health authorities relative to the sanita
tion ot their premises and calling spe
cial attention to the necessity of screen
ing the houses and placing nets over cis
terns and all pools of water which might
breed mosquitoes. At a recent meeting
of the Louisiana State Board of Health
it waa decided, in response to numerous
requests tor information from the parish
health otllccrs, to prepare and send out
a detailed statement of the situation.
This will Include an official statement
that up to date there have been seven
teen cases of yellow fever in New Or
leans and six deaths. The quarantine
regulations suggested by the meeting of
the citizens the other night, requiring
six davs detention for all vessels from
porta liable to yellow fever, were adopt
ed.
The Oregon Tradesman says it la all
wrong to use the name of "Webtoot"
when speaking ol Oregon. "It has been
almost a matter of pride with many Ore-
gonians to dwell on the alleged excee
sive rainfall. It haa become a byword
and a reproach. It does the state no
good, and it has been exaggerated until
many are afraid to come to the coast on
account of the steady downpour of water
which they believe begins the first ot
September and lasts, without a mo
ment's cessation until the middle of
May. Oregon has rain all right, but she
haa no more than many other parts of
the Coiled States. Her climate la well
nigh perfect and has nothing with which
to find fault. The rains produce the
marvelous Testation ot which we are so
proud and which catches the attention
of the easterners first ot all. Rain falls
gently at times during the year, but the
wet ea.n has lieen so magnified that it
haa become a source of terror to many
who do not really know the facts. IKm't
advertise a fault, espe-ially . wheu it
Joe Bui eaiaL"!
A dispatch from Annapolis, M l., says
that, the body of .John Paul Junes
now rests on American soil, housed tem
porarily in an unpretentious vault in the
center ot the grounds of tjie naval acad
emy and near the unfinished chapel in
whose crypt later it is to find honored
repose, a perpetual inspiration to the
young men of the nation here trained in
the arts of naval warfare. The solemn
evolutions of the funeral cortege, the
linDreeaive auwctaule of the white-clad
jackies. marines and luidabipmen,
they stood in solid phalanx on Ute wa
wall and later surrounded in profound
silence - the . crate-drsped tomb, the
trembling words of praise and supplica
tion of the black-robed chaplain Usfo)
the bier, on the threshold of the vault
the deposit of the body, the musket fire j
,. . .. . . ...... -Ill
in volleys ana uie souimiug in
these were In keeping with the reverned
memory to which honor was done. The
people of Indianapolis added their pres
ence to the quiet demonstration, sur
rounding the cordon of the naval per
sonnel with bared heads and in respect- (
ful eilence. The only word that were
uttered during the entire transfer from
ship to shore were the prayer of the
chaplain just before the body was placed
in the tomb.
"No power on earth can prevent a
jackass from braying. This court is
powerless to afford relief in this case
and the injunction is dissolved," said
Judge lana io dismissing a suit brought
by the postmistress of Richmond, Kan.,
against the owners of a number of
jackasses to prevent their braying. Tib
betts 4 Hots own a livery stable in
Richland and It is the next door neigh
bor to the to the postonfee. The post
mistress resides in the apartments over
the postofBce and she has been sorely
annoved during the muht by the ran-
coua braying of the discontented jutks
in the livery barn. Whenever she
ought to while away the tedioua hours
by ainglng softly to herself, the jacks
would break in and agitate the atmos
phere with their distracting noise. At
night, when she raised her windows to
get a breath ot fresh air, her ears would
be benumbed by the hee-haw of the
jacks. Khe appealed to the owners of
the stable to auppreea the animals, bnt
they politely informed her that to bray
was the chief delight and function of a
jackass and they could not prevent it.
Furthermore the nature of their busi
ness precluded aending tne ottending
animala away tor the night. Finally
she appealed to the court and lecured
from a judge in Shawnee county a tem
porary injunction against Tibbetts A
I lot i. Then she gave final warning to
them th it the noise must cease. They
immediately took the case before Judge
Dana and it waa argued. It was one of
the most nnique hearings in the history
ot Kansas even, which is the author and
scene of many unique things. In their
reply to the injunction Tibbetts & Hotz
set up that the courts, and, in fact, all
human machinery, stood absolutely
powerless to prevent the braying of a
ackass. They cited instances where
various expedients had been tried, such
dynamite, muscling, solitary confine
ment, etc., but all efforts proved futile.
It was ably argued before the court that
the Missouri and Kansas jack or mule
was a unique feature in the eyes ot the
world and entitled to consldeiation. It
was shown that pages of comic weeklies
are devoted to this peculiar animal and
hia prediction for braying and kicking.
These had been peculiarities of the
jackass from the beginning of the world,
and would be so to the end thereof."
Teachers' Examination.
Notice la hereoy eiven that the coun
ty superintendent of Washington coun
ty will hold the regular examination of
applicants for state and county papers
at Hillsboro Public School House,
follows :
FOR STATE PAPKRS.
Commencing Wednesday, August 0,
at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing un
til Saturday August 12, at 4 o,clock p
m.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
spelling, algebra, reading, school law
Thursday Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, book keeping,
physics, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography, men
tal arithmetic, composition, physical
geography.
Saturday Botany, plane geometry
general history, Knglish literature, pay'
chology.
roa cor sty tapcus.
Commencing Wednesday, August 0,
at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing until
Friday, August 11, at four o'clock p. m
First, Second and Third grade cert id
cates.
Wednesday Penmanship, history, or
thography, reading.
Thursday Written arithmetic, theo
ry of teaching, grammar, physiology.
Friday Geography, mental arithme
tic, school law, civil government.
PRIMARY CKRTiriCATIS.
Wednesday Penmanship, reading
orthography, arithmetic.
Thursday Art of Questioning, theory
of teaching, physiology.
Kxamimng Board Stip't. M. C. Case,
Ptof. Joseph Marsh, Miss Lucy Hum
phreys.
Bent Her Double.
"I knew no one, for four weeks, when
I waa sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble," writes Mrs. Annie Hunter, of
Pittsburg, Pa , and w hen I got better,
although I had one of the best doctors I
could get, I waa bent double, and had to
rest my hands on my knees when I
walked. From this terrible a (fiction I
waa rescued by Electric Bitters, which
restored my health ami strength, and
now I ran walk as straight aa ever.
They are simply wonderful." Guaran
tee.! to cure stomach, liver and kidney
disorders j at any drug store ; price .Vte.
Eminent Men Coming
TO lllXLMltOliO.
FRIDAY, August 3th, 1905
ONE DAY.
ItltS CiL'XSf 4k CO.,
- of Nan Franrlnco.
These Eminent Electro Medical
Physicians and Surgeons will
visit our city and will be at
HOTEL TUALATIN. :
This being an advertising trip to
introduce a New System of
Treatment, they will give to all
commencing on above date
rnnotilMtinn t V9minITlftn
butlduilailWiif s.AMitiiiiuttvii,
Advice, and all Medicine ne
cessary to complete a Cure
Absolutely Free.
It will only be expected of pa
tients taking advantage of this off
er to state to their friends the result
obtained by this new system ol
treatment. They ueat ALL
KINDS OF CHRONIC DISEA
SES AND DEFORMITIES.
It is very seldom that ailing peo
ple have the privilege of consulting
such renowned specialists, who are
in constant attendance to wait up
on vou. diaenose your case, and
give you the benefit ot their medi
cal knowledge. There is no ex
penmenting or guess work. You
will be told whether you can be
cured or not. If your case is cur
able they will treat you; if incur
able, they will give such advice as
to be beneficial to you.
They treat deafness with an en
tirely new method. Hearing re
stated to many at once. Catarrh in
all its varied forms cured so that it
will never return by breaking up
the cold-catching tendency by EL
ECTRICAL INDUCTION ot
medicine. '
Mfn sufferine from General Ner
vousness, Weakness, Lost Memory,
Strength, Weak Back, Kidney
Trouble, Rheumatic Pains, Lumba
go, Sciatica, Torpid Liver, Indiges
tion and Dyspepsia here can find a
cure that permanently restores them
to their original strength and man
hood without loading their stomach
with poisonous medicine.
If you have weak lunge or con
sumption, do not tail to be exam
ined
Their new discovery of OSMOS
IS in PARALYSIS, LOCOMO
TOR ATAXIA and all diseases of
the nervous system, including EPI
LEPSY and ST. VITUS DANCE,
is a Godsend to suffering humanity.
Medical men stand amazed at the
marvelous cures that are being af
fected wherever this system has
been introduced. Thousands who
have given up all hope of being
cured now have an opportunity of
a lifetime to consult, without charge,
doctors of national reputation. Re
member their knowledge of medi
cine combined with electricity gives
them control of diseases that oth
ers do not possess. If you have
weak eyes, headaches, or dizziness,
this new system win cure you
quickly.
Don t tail to call on these eminent
specialists, as a visit costs you noth-
tug, and may save your life.
If you suspect kidney troubles,
take a two-ounce vial of your urine
for chemical and microscopial ana
lysis.
Go early as their offices are al
ways crowded. If you are improv'
ing under your family physician, do
not go and take up their valuable
time.
The rich and the poor alike
treated.
EYES EXAMINED FKEB BV AN EX
PERT OPTHAMOLOGIST.
If your vision is not good or you
have eye squint, headache, dizzi
ness, nervous, and can't see fine
print or to do fine work, eyes pain
or water, call on us and we will help
you out ot your eye troubles with a
pair of glasses that are ground to fit
you correctly by an eye specialist of
merit.
Women who suffer from the
many nervous derangements and
ails peculiar to their sex quickly
cured without an operation by this
new method.
Out of five hnndred cases of Rup
ture treated last year by their in
duction method there were cured 98
per cent witnout an operation or
detention from business.
N. is. cancers, tumors, wens,
goitres, all blood, skin and scalp
diseases cured by this new method.
PILES CURED in a short time
without the knife. Ointment or the
Injection Method a sure and never
failing remedy without loss of time
They make a specialty of all chionic
diseases peculiar to either sex, and
cure where others fail. Their treat
ment may be used at home.
REMEMBER, NOT ONE CENT WILL
BE CHARGED FOR ALT. THE MEDI
CINE REQUIRED TO MAKE A PERMA
NEXT CURR TO ALL THOSE COM
MENCINO THEIR NEW SYSTEM OP
TREATMENT ON THEIR FIRST AND
ADVERTISING TRIP
NOTICE Married ladies must
be accompanied by their husbands.
OFFICE HOURS:
First day, 9 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.
Rememter the date and location.
Regular visits made.
Olymipic Flour haa been tested by
lovers of good bread and has been fonnd
superior to all other brands. Try a
sin k at $1.25 and you will nse no other,
Al Cate s Meat Market and Grocery.'
Sunday Train
Cumiiieiicing Sunday, June 4,
WW,
tud continuing
ind Clark (air,
- .
until after the Lewis
the Souther Paritic
as lullows :
No. ' aoinu South. 8:44 a. tu.
anil
6:04 p id.
No. 1 going North 4 :31 p. in. and 7
a. m.
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Aa Elegant Summer Book.
"Restful Recreation Resorts," the
lilOo Summer Book Issued by the pa-sen-
senger department of the Oregou Kail-
forty-eight pages and cover. The book
is printeil on heavy winte paper, nny-
eiglit cuts being used to illustrate the
trips up and dovn the Columbia river,
to the mountains, beaches, inland re
sorts and fountains of healing. The
cover is done in three colors, adding ma
terially to the beauty and effectiveness
of the publication, which may be had
by sending two cents in stamps to A.
L. Craig, General Passenger Agent o
theOreiton Railroad A Navigation Com
!kty. Portland. Ore. It is a good thing
tu Send to Vuur friullda in liia Laat n hi
expect to visit the Lewis k Clark expo-
fXIH
iltL
Portland and Return 85c.
The Southern Pacific I- now selling
round trip tickets to Portland from
Hillnbor fur 85 cents, good going Sutur
dt P. M., or any traiu of Sunday, re
ft ninf Sunday ami Monday, giving
II day Sunday and Monday In Portland.
The same arrangement applies from
Portland, givinn all Portland people
a -banco to visit valley points at greatly
reduced rates.
REDUCED EXCURSION RATES.
To the Seaside and Mountain Re-
aorta tor the Summer Vacations.
On and after June 1. BK)o. the South
ern Pacific, in connection with the Cor-
vallis A Kastern railroaJ will have on
sale round trip tickets from points 011
heir lines to Newport, 1 equina and
Detroit at very low rates, kooJ lor re
turn until OctoUir U). 1D05.
Th.ee day tickets to ewport and
Yaonina. (rood eoina Saturdays and re
turning Mondavi are also on sale from
all eaxl sido points Portland to Kugene
nclusive, and from all west side points,
euahlintr people to visit their families
and soend Sunduv at the seaside.
Season tickets from all east side points
Portland to Kuuene inclusive, and from
all west side points are also on sale to
Detroit at very low rates wltn stop over
privileges at Mill City or any point east
enablinir tourists 10 visit me cauiiam
and Breitenbush Hot Springs in the
Cascade mountains, which can be reach
ed in one day.
Season tickets will l good lor return
from all points until October 10th.
rhree day tickets will be K'toil going
Saturdays and returning Mondays only
Tickets from Portland and vicinity will
be gixxl for return via the Lebanon
Springfield branch, if desired. Baggage
on Newport tickets checked through to
INewnori: on lauuina iicaeis 10 1
nmna only.
1
S. P. trains connect with the C. & E
at Albany and Corvallis for Yanuina and
Newport. Trains on tne U. a. lor ie-
troit will leave Albany at 7:30 a. nr en
abling tourists to the Hot Springs to
reach there the same day. trains irom
and to Corvallis connect with all east
side trains on the 8. P.
Full information as to rates, time ta
bles, etc., ran be obtained on appli
cation to J. C. Mayo, Oen. 1 ass. Agt
C. A K. It. !., Albany; W. K. Conman
O. P. A.. S. P. Co . Portland or to any
S. P or C. A K. agent.
Rate from Hillsboro to Newport 'i.
rate from Hillsboro to Yaouina SO. : rate
from Hillsboro to Detroit .
Three-day rate from Hillsboro tola
quina or Newport (3.
Telephone, Main fill
W. L. BUCKNER.
Contractor and Builder
General Jobblug.
330 Stark Street,
Oflloe and
Store rilling
specialty
Portland, Oregon
Corcallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD NO 29
so 2 roa taviI'iha
Leaves lAlhany .......
ljeevee ( xirvm 1 m . .
Ariivmi Ye.tilna..-.
SO 1 RBTUSN1SU
iMjn Yanolna. .
lret Cortallla...
Arrlvee A lhany
HO t roa ALBAMY-DSTHOIT
Leaves Albany for Detroit -Arrive
,
NO 4 raoM iiarsolT
Lravea IK-lmlt .
Arrlvre AMany ...
MO 6 roa VAviuiHA
l.eavea Corvallis.... . .-
Art-ln AlhnT
MO B FOB UOBVALLIt
Lravee Albany .
Arrlvea '""-"'
so 7 roa AlHAKY
Iavea Corvallis
Arrlvea A ltny.
so roa coBVALua
12;4Sp. m
1:4ft p. 01
ft-Aft p. m
.7:I5 a. m
ll:)a. m
.M:15p. in,
7:a. m
..U.JO p. m
1:S0p.
-.; p.
a. m,
7:10 a. in
.2:10 p. m
Wp. m
. p. n
.6:40 p. m
Leave Albany.
1S p.
in,
Arrive Oorvallla
1TOO p.
Train No. 1 arrive In Albany la time to eoa
nect wltn H. r. emuhhoand train.
Train No. 1 connects with a. P. Iral n at Cor-
valili and Altwny, r Ivln direct aervic to New
port ana adjacent beacbea.
Train No. I leave Albany for Detroit at 7 30
m. , arriving tin re In ample time lorcacb the
ereitenbum not pring me earn uajr
Train No. 4 between Albany and Detroit eon
neel with the Kunnoe local at Albany, alao wltb
local rron ( orvallia.
1 rain No. 6 leave Corvalli at 6:90 a. ra. . a
rive at Allteny 7 10 a. m. In Urn to catch Ku
ens local to Portland and train to Detroit.
Train No. 1 leave Albany for Cnrvalll at 5 40
P. m. , altar the arrival or o. r. nortnoouna
overland.
Trala No. 7 leave Corvalli al :O0 p. m., ar
rlvea In Albany at 40 p. ra., In time In eonueel
wltb lb local lor gufcn and way potiit.
Train No. t leave Albany for Cnrvalll al
p. m. . after the arrival of the 8. P. local from
Portland.
For further Information apply to
J. C.
MAYO, ien.
Pa. Aft.,
H. H. ChONlSR, Agent Corvalli.
HOLLISTCR'S
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
k Buy Medial for Bury People
Brian Ooldta Health aad Krawd Vigor.
A (rrxxlflo f ir Constipation. Indlawrtlon. Lrva
and Klilney Trouble. Plmplea. Eczema, lm
blonrl. Bad Breath. Hluvaiah Bowel. Heaili
and Backache. It' Rocky Maintain Tea In tab
le rorm. an cent a bob. wmiine mane vj
H'llxiaTsa Dara Comtakv, Madison, "
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
KILLthi couch
and CURE thi LUNGS
Dr. King's
WITH
Nov Discovery
forCs
fONSUMPTION
Price
0UGHS ass"
BOsAtl-00
free Trial.
3L0S
Burest and Uuickaat Cur for all
THROAT and LUNO TROUB
LES, or MONET BACK.
V
Oregon
UNION PACIFIC
AMD
hree Trains to the East Daily
Through Pullman tuodud and tounit Imd-
ttig- ran daily to Omabo, Chicago, Spokana.
UHiiinl levuinf ear ilallr lu kauaaa Illy:
through Pullman tuuriM aWptug ran (parauo
ailv conducted) weakly to ( blraso. klanaaa I'll,
raciiuiof csair caraaaraia aaitv) 10 UM aaiijr.
70
HOURS
PORTLAND TO CHICAOU
No Chan ( of ear
70
Dkf AKT I TIMK w HtlJlLtH
r'OH I from Portland. Or.
AHH1V t'
PKOM
imcago u.i. Lake. Denver. rt
Portland Worth, tlmalia. k'an-
5 i5 p. m.
v liain via-
H allusion
Allan tie
Ex urea
a. lis p m
via Hunt-
Insum
St. Piul
rat Mall
t:tf p m
via
Spokane
cago and taat.
Halt Lake. Ifenver, ft
Worth, Oinaba. Kan
aa City, SI Loul,tul
cago and Eaat.
7.11
Walla Walla. Uwl.ton
Huukane, Wallace.Pull
man, M inneapoii, m.
1'anl, Iniluth. Milwau
kee.L'hlcago and fcal.
oo a. m.
Oeeen and River Schedule
For Ran Franclaco Everv five dav at 1 b. m.
For Aitorla, way point and North Beach oallv
eirepi uniay at asw p. ra. ; Saturday al lo-ou
0. ni. uaiiy aervice water (lerniltllual on tbe
Willaumt and Yamhill river.
or further information a.k or writ yo
neareal ticket agent, or
A. IV. Craig
Oeneral Paawuger Agent,
Tha Oregon Railway Navigation Co., Portland
Oregon.
ASK TUR AGENT FOR TICKETS
VIA
To Spokane, S. I'aul, SUnneap
oils Duluth, lhlcas;o, ot.
Louis, and All Points
East and South.
2
OVERLAND TRAINS
DAILY.
2
The flyer and the Fast Mall
SPLENDID SERVICE.
UP-TO-DATE EQUPIMENT
COVRTKOUS EMPLOYES
DAYLIGHT TRIP ACROSS the
CASCADE and ROCKY MOUN
TAINS.
For Tickets, Rates, Folders and
Full Particulars, call on or address
II. DICKSON,
City Ticket Agt,
12a Third St. Portland
S. O. YERKF.S, A. G. P. A
First Ave. and Yesler Way,
Seattle, Wash.
We give Expedited Service od Freight.
Route your shipments yia the Great
Northern.
Full information from Wu. IIabdkr.
General Agent, Portland. Ore.
fA ,,tt .1
THE
Dining Car Night and Day
Electric Lights
Day Coaches SgS.
3
All Travel Comforts are Found on any of our
-Daily Transcontinental Trains- -
The Ticket
Morrison
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ASSiStaot jt?Qt?ral Passsoger Agcijt, Portlai)d, Ore.
i ' jiK
mm?
inis
fLitr
oss-r-v-
The Most Delightful Way
1 If A llkll II LI L71-J
Through Salt Lake City. Glenwood Springe, Leadyille,
Pueblo, Colorado Spring and Denver.
A Day UsM Hide Throush Nature's Art llalleiy.
Paaelng Castle Gate, Canon of tbe Grand, Tennesaee
Pass, Marshall Paaa and the Royal Gorge.
Tralna Dally Between Ogden and Denver 3
EQUIPMENT and SERVICE SECOND TO NONE
SEEK NO FlIMI IKK, 11ETTEK I 'A NT HE FOUND
For detailed Information, address
W. C. McBRIBE,
ii4 Third Street
Let Me Tell
You Something
Traveler to the East, I have a word for you :
.There are through Pullman sleepers, both
Standard and Tourist, going East from the
Coast at frequent intervals. Over two routes
they travel via Rock Island System for a good
share of the distance.
You can go by way of Ogden, Salt Lake and
Colorado, or you can go by way of San Francisco,
Los Angeles and El Paso, and the Rock Island
will land you in Kansas City, St. Louis or Chi
cago. Direct connection in Union Stations at
all three cities for all important points in the
' East and South.
Or the traveler via Northern route can take
the Rock Island from Minneapolis and St. Paul
to Chicago.
Rock Island service is the kind that gratifies
best meals on wheels.
General
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Wheels to rent, Repairing of all kinds, New and sec- (
fjoml hand wheels for sale. Shop on Main Street.
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via Yellowstone' Park
PULLMAN STANDARD SLEEPERS.
Electric Lights in Ecery Berth.
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPERS.
, Electric Lights.
Oflice at Portland is at
Street, Corner of Third
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General Agent.
Portland, Oregrn
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Agent, Rock Island System,
Third St., Portland, Ore.
NewBicycleStore
R.E. Bennett, Prop.
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Line.
Observation Gar
Electric Lights, Electric Fans,
Barber Shop. Bath. Library.
Numerous Other Comforts.
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