The morning Astorian. [volume], December 13, 1901, Image 2

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KXTREMK EXCIXSIOX.
Senator Mitchell haa among other
bill Introduced In congress one t ex
clude Ftllrlno frvvm the rntted State.
Just what haa prompted the senator
to father this measure Is not at pres
ent clear. There has been no demand
upon the part of the people of Ore-ron
for such a measure, and there certain
ly can b no apprehension of any geat
number of Filipln coming to this
country-
Aside from the fact that we are not
In any manner threatened hy an inva- j
slon of cheap labor from the Philip
pines there is another and higher rea
son hy such legislation is ill-advised j
We have by our own act auvd
proprietorship of the rhillpplne Isl
nnd. We have for th- rast three
years been endeavoring persuade
the Intelligent Fi ll In that our pres
ence In the islands were for the pur
pose of giving to them a measure ,.f
liberty of which they have long dream
ed, while our army has been endeav
oring to subjugate the half-civlliied
portion of the people of the Islands
and compel them to accept the sover
eignty of the I'niled States
It is repugnant to the American
spirit of justice and fairness to make
these peopl subjuct to our law and
at the aame time say to them they are
debarred from entering the confines
of the United States. It is a pr .posi
tion which we feel will not meet with
the approval of congress. It Is exclu
sion (tone to seed, and has none of the
elements behind It which have caused
the demand for restrictive laws against
the flood of Chinese which threatened
the welfare of thousands of our labor
ing people-
Let us look the Philippine question
.. a..
Muarely In the face and meet the du-
' ...
. .iu 1..- iIm aeo.lllSl-
Let us look the Philippine question
ties impose ut"ii - i
...... . j
tlon of those Islands with th- same j
spirit and determination that sus-
tained our forefathers wh-n they
. .s'lggesrs mui me kimmj rv-im 'i--iori
faced the future confronted with the.
'from the a'tive outdoor exercise m
tak of founding a republic out of a
ei.l-nt to the gani- niav ! out eiche.l
few colonies which had just thr.wn,
... i v the ..t-,g list ..f rrii po-d young
... .v.
have of our own volition adoptesi trv
rilipinos. lt us proceeu wun im
work of educating th-m in the way I
of clviiiz ition anl the duties incident
to cltii'tiship un ler thi. th g-eatest. I
finest and mcst Jut gov-rnment yt !
dvis d by man. !
The result of the VOte WVdne lay
last for Mayor and city TVasurer !
point a moral w hich pa-ty managers j
will do well to h-ed The .b-f.-a;.-i !
Citizens Union candidate for Mayor I
and the Republican candidate f-r
Treasurer were both men of integrity, j
business ability and associated wi.h j
the growth and ley. l -i ment of the j
city. Koth had b-eti honoied i.y the
citizens of Astoria and by no ;u t of j
their own had they forfeit-d the i",n
fidence bestoweJ in them. They lad
administered the affair of ih-lr re
pective office with atifaetion to
their constituents and to the best in
terest of :h? city. Rut they had each
served two consecutive terms Mid their
personal popularity could no iv-r-crme
the prejudice of the American
voter against third terms To this
fact may r? attributed In a gra. de
gree the defeat of those to o g-n' ! incn.
Immediately after th- big milroad
consolidation was completed th-rt- was
an advance In the freight rates on
Khlngles to the F-ast -.- hi' h thr-atcned
to scrlous-ly interf'-ie with the sol s
of Pacific ''oast mill In that market.
Since the agitation on the part of the
Northwest Htat-a to pr--vent :he com
bine from becoming operative the old
rate hs been restored, nnd It Is cafe
to say that the real object of tlo com
bine will now be k-pt in the back
ground until the pris'-nt agltaUon has
passed and the great mardi-ulai '. be
hind thin gigantic enterprise feel as
sured they have a fr-e hand to b-vy
whatever tribute they may d -Hire
on the traffic tributary to their roads
It Is known by government nfrklals,
ih.vs the Chicago Inter Ocean, that Mie
Northern tVcuiluc Company Is only
the beginning of the .h.-w M nwn
iiil ll'll rave In mini. M.i.m "
billon Is to control the transportation
lines of this country not only the rail
roaK but the steancMp line. Sb, mid
he N successful In the l.n to consoll
,'ate the railiw.d.i of the noithw.st.
r.e will organl. cth-r o-'ipaui.- to
own the stock of o ho- ruli. 1 until,
as the dlrovting power IvMnl all. he
,an pin Tv-illy oniv-d tie trail -I 01 ta
lion fiiclHtns of the Pnitc.l Mates.
For the tlrst time in twenty a s
railroads entering southern territory
are now moving cotton on ilat cais.
This Is brought about by the groat
scarcity In freight cai-s. The pivsent
unexampled prosperity has proven too
much for even our magnificent tall
rad facilities, which present unite
a different picture to that of mile
after mile of empty freight cars stan l
lug Idle on side tracks during the
never-to-be-forgotten days ot Ivmo-
era tic rule.
Many llws have been loo by the
tvoktenes of Krs n rvvklng row -boats
when filled with people, but the
first person to be prosecuted on a
harge of manslaughter f.r such an
act Is Frank Kim hart, row on trial at
Hagvrtown. Md. He H ih.uvel with
killing Mary Flnfr.k. a y.-ung w.'T.an
of York. Pa , by r.-ckl. s!y r-vkmg 'he
b.Kit in whl'h they we:- rontng -"i
I-ike Koyer at an excursion res. r l..s
Aut'iist.
Charle F 'harl, s the .-xptes mes
sttieer who successfu'U' st i off the
robU rs who held tvp a S-uthern Pacific
train neiP' Kiis -ii" S 'tne w.-eks cniy
bus b-.n (rvs--nted with a eV.e.k f-T
ts. by the We!'.. Farg Ki rss
Company in recognition of his tr.ne
act. This Is the kind of reward that
will nrve other men to d- fend ih-
proierty in their care an I will do
much to make the hold-up businea
both langerous an I unprotltahle.
Knglish I.ibenrl newspapers .ire a
ivaling to Mr. Unnlerli k to uhlish
Ihe Octoebr figure of the mortally
in the conctntration vamps m Suith
Africa.. There ha never Non su-h
delay In announcing the previous
monthly relations, and it is feared
that owing to Ihe heavy rainfalls
which have been reported tne death
rate am-ng the children an not have
decreased to any appreciable t-tt-nt.
.
' As the game 'r3.vs in rsi .i'r I.-, r.
j
'casualties fr"m f-hitball U-. oir.e mor
,
i t
numen.u - - . The long list of deaths an I
, , .
' serious injuries resulting from the
B"
,"i - n r-solting from that s;
rt
Aeeordir.? to the I,n Ion crr-sporid-
lent of the New York Tri'ij-e a ('Tint1
'in nvmorv "f the J-wi-'h s .ld.-r ..f
I
the kin; who ii.'iv f.ii.-n :n ? .u'h r
if a was h' !d in Co- ''er.t'ttl Svtiago
Biie of I'nlon Sunday evening Pullv
tp.ps worn pr-s-nt and the mln
Bi' ' "rif'.rms of v ,ri"U. r-gim. -n-s
f"rn.". a brilliant and H'Mi-'I'i"
81 '""-
A confer-n'e will be he.l in N-w
York oi'yon rs-'.-mb.-r !T "f ' oilv ston s
Ix'tidholders to 'lis u vii i,,- -..p
necessary lo tr.-.-t i ;;ti , ...;,in' i; n.,n
.l.i I dirlii uities ' liH'-t..'i I.. i- r.iii-1
to pay interest on some of its bond"
and the default was mad" or, t'-e.-in-li-r
1. when the ity ivms uti.i bl- to
meet the interest on th- 4 '-year limited
debt bond of ISM.
P.i( hardson, the pemoera' I - 1-ad- r
in the house, will ke.,t pr-'ty busy
in handling his fore as many of '
them do not knov,- just where they are
"at." They are pnz7. d whether to '
still adhere to the principles as laid
down by the Kana I'ity convention,
r.r ntun to the i.rlro ipliH of the
party a ad .neat,., 1 ty 1 ,.-, 'an. I
Tin- present opetat'on" against th"
Mahsij'ls on the nor'hws' fr'iri'i'.-r of
India, jr.- attributed jar'ty to the
partial failure ,,? the iiil'i.uli bl-e k-ad'-
vvhi'h was in'end'd to enforce the
paymert of fines for tribal rahls an-l
on 1 1 age, arid far'Iv to 'he t-ro-.' ing
at,gresiv :". of lie- t; il.e'iiK--, -h'-tn-si-lv-s.
According t,, the N.--.v Vn K Tlm-s
it is now announce, I i.at -in- iimmi.-h-,.
of t'nlti-'1 St.ites Senator ' 'ha 1 ti-'-y M.
Iiepe.v to M s - Palmer '.v;;l t.,k- t,!ae
a 1 Ni'
Prance, on ('hrlstn a- ;-.
Thr- thousand bah-s of co-ton have
been sold at .b Kinl'-y, T-xas. for .-hii-ment
to St. Petersburg. P.u-si:, and
to Rotterdam. Holland.
TIMKI.Y TOPICS.
The i.ortvmn government goe on
with Us tariff bill. Inspired If n"l dp
lated by the Agrarians and Junkers,
apparently In expectation ot nia.tluK
it Into lijw. It may Indeed enact II as
a kisls on whl. n to neiiotl ite tli -o
! comcnuvlal I real lea upon whlih ti e
i mporor has so strongly sol los hoail
j For other tuitions than t'ie Pulled
Males have learned the alue of a
iliiKh tariff In tia le diplomacy, as a
j soi t of commercial capital from which
lo grant collections In return for
i favors recvlved. ippositl Ml to ll Is
i strong, however, and may sacc.sd in
' forcing a postponement ,.f it until . ft -er
the coming general clccil ui N Y
Tribune.
; The effort to ascertain and preserve
the names of all the French olllceis.
soldiers and sailor who adled the
Pnltod Mate In securing Indopond
ietioe is an Interesting and commenda
ble Instance of that spirit which has of
late years resulted In many move
i ment to preserve the historic mem
orials of the patriotism of past gener
ation Without French aid ll Is doubt
ful whether the IS colonic could have
broken away from the rule of Fngland
: Washington and his officer appreel-
, ated that and gave every praise and
honor to Iifayette and hi oompan-
lon.s. but there have since been pcrl.d
when the rrencri might have felt that
the gratitude of the I'lllted States was
not lasting - Haltimore Sows
i I
The beneficial effect of the X-ray
treatment upon cancer ha boon re- i
ported several times within the last '
few weeks. The most recent Instance .
Is that of an Atlanta nun. I" A '
Hoard. The case was ,i s, rlNd a few
evening ago lo the lo. at socbty of j
medicine by Or. M. It Hut. bins Kpi- !
thelloma. or skin i-aneer. developed on
the patient's lower lip eight year m"
slowly spread, and finally attacked the
Jawbone. Kotitgcii rayw wore tried
s.-vAal times last spring, and within,
a month the trouble was appaicnuy i
ovorcome. Since that time there lias
Noil no relapse. Not long ago a Chi
cago physician declared that he had ,
cured fifty ca.se by the same means,
but inasmuch as no details were sup-
plied that sweeping announcement I !
not so convincing us the Atlanta story, j
although It Is probably n t veph.nit I
s..me foundation X. Y Tribune ,
There are men th.it think h n-e-wife
has little to do, espe-ia'ly if -he
have a ervant or two. and that the
tot of the women at home Is enviable
A man die his day work and come
home to a table prettily laid, a dinner
emellently tM-rve.1. and a wife neat and
smiling He ha not s.en ire n.-v-iop-
ment of that dinner fr m the raw ma
terial. He ha no esMmat'on of the
fatigue and anxiety of marketing A
chicken, to htm. I a ja'n'nMe dish,
and he never think of the trouble of
cleaning and evoking the fowl !?
eat his salad and approves the dress
ing, but It doe not occur to hi in that
it takes time nnd fcibor to make a B'x l
dressing He compliment his w ife for
the cakeor. perhaps, makes fun of n
nnd does not rlve her credit for th
en, rgy she -Tpcnded In baking the
dough, whipping the i r am .in I sbclng
th- fruit. Men accept a goo I dinner,
as they do creation and as though no
more trouble were neeessary to j.r
.line it than the trouble ,.f setting
on the table. It is only the , h'.los -ph.
r that sim ulates about the pr.uo
!:-.. tiet.ubui condition of the , osir.os.
and it is only the housewife flint bonis
in mind the former unc kl and tin
ogar, z.-d condition of lh" dinner S
V. Bulletin.
TO STOP A COI.P.
After exposure or when you f-ei a
old coming on. talu a do- of Foley's
'on-y and Tar. I? never fails o stop
cnl I If taken In time Hart's I'rug-
The negro problem and petpe-ti.it
motion appears to Is- beyond lh capac
ity of statestrf-n and Invetitius -iirting
i iracle.
3ATISFIKD PKi'PI.K.
Are the best advertisers for K-di y's
Honey and Tar and nil who use It
agree that It Is a splendid remedy for
'oughs, colds or tore lungs Hart
Prugstore.
He-What I feel for you. Murb l. I
1 an never tell you In word. True love
Is Hllenf. Muriel Oh, no. I assure
y .u. It Fpeak to papa Punch
A cold, cough or la grippe can be
"nipped In the bud, with a dose or two
of Foley's Honey and Tar. Beware of
substitutes Hart Drugstore.
Mr Ilrowne I've Just ,een 10 see
Mrs. Swellman's new plan- She has
stained glass all through lh- lion."-.
Mrs. Parvenu-The Idea' lb-r s-r-vanis
ar" too lazy to remove the stains
I suppoHe?--Stray Stora-s.
J. V. P.ryan, of Mvvjler, Ills . writes:
"My little boy was very low with
pneumonia, t'nknown lo tin- doctors
we gave Mm Foley's Honey end Tir.
The result was magical an-l puzzled
th- doctor" as It Immediately slopped
th- racking cough and he 'Ui Itly re
covered. Hart's Dru-siore.
"Speaking of lirassie. what kind of
fi golfer is he?" said Wllbcrforee to
Frothlngbam. V 'onvi-i sa 1 lonal, mere
ly." Judge.
C. W. Lynch, Winchester, Ind.,
writes: "f owe the life of my boy to
Foley's Honey arid Tar. He had mem
branous croup, and lh- first dosa gave
blrn relief. We continued Us use nnd
lm soon brought I1I111 oi.t of danger."
Haifa Drugstore.
Mrs Cooper- I heered yo' married
dat aller barber las' week Mrs
ISooper Yiis' I done married 'lin, an'
I give lm ib two hundred an' rlgluy
dollar wot ed to suet a '.'b,'r
shop. Mrs, Cooper - Where l lie llow T
Mis liooprr - I dlllllM, I III hs' Wall.
In' for 'lm lo come back from tils
hone) moon. Judne
Charles Iteplogle. Atwaier, t . wa
In very bad ahapi'. He .i)it ' l auf-fei-i.l
a great deal Willi my kldnevs
and was requested to tiv Foley's Kid
ney Cuiv. I did so and III four days
I was atilc to g lo woik amiln. now I
am entliely well" Hart's prunsiore
s(ehd Paw, what Is liony Paw
It Is soineihlng vou hear on a crowd
ed car when Ihe eondiii tor savs "t!o
w ay back and sit dow n."
AN F.VANC.KUSrS ST MIT.
"I suffered for year with bron
chia1 or lung trouble and tried varlou
retnedte but did not obtain perman
ent relief until I commenced using One
Minute Cough Cure." write Hev.
James Klrkman. evangrlli.t of Hollo
Itlver. III. "I have no hesitation In
recommending It lo all sufterer from
maladies of this kind." Cue Minute
Cough. Cure afford Immediate relief
for coughs, col, I and all kind of
thnvat and lung trouble For croup
n ), unequalled. Absolutely safe. Very
pleasant to take, never falls and Is
really favorite with the children.
Ttl-r I'ke It Chis Hogers, Prugglst.
Itonni - isoehii; a lurkey vvlih its
wiiii! I ft on hanging in Ihe n aikeii
Mv. thev v,- taken o(T all I s . ot'o
e. i pi ! ll "lev os' Ju 'go
savi:i HIS I.II'K
I vvl'i to say that I fo, owe my
III.- to Koi 'Hs'e; s:a "'we " writes
1 1 C '! i i-ien -on. of llnvtl ld Minn
' Por 'hree year 1 w.is trouh'od vvuli
dvs-'coMJ so that I could liol I tiolhltlg
on tnv Miomaeh. Manv thins I would
mi. l ie to retain a mors. I of f ..,
pinallv I was confine. I to my b. d.
Ik-l rs -all I could not live r-ad
on- of your advertlenit in on Ko.o
pv oi-s.i (nre and thought ll fit my
ease an I comm. need Its ire I began
to Irrnrovo from the flrtt bottl-- Now
I am cure and recointio n I ll lo all "
PU-esIs your food. Cure all I'omach
trollbl, s. 'h;i. Rogers. Prugglst.
11 e Pe.uitifiii jour d. Higher play
the piano." said the caller ' Ves." an
swered Mis I'umrot but lhat Isn't
the Ix'st piece She only ha i three les
j n,,,,, , - ,.aeh. She know
i ,,,,,.,. Ina( ,.,1t nl ,.,,,, 5
Kxchange
HKAI.TH AN'P PIJAt'TV
A poor coinploilon Is usually the re
sult of a torpid liver or Inegular ae
,(lon ,.f the li!' T'n!o nature's ref-ll-
i carried off It will ui ly cause
Impure b! I Pimples boll and oth
er eruption follow Thl I nature'
method of throwing off the ol.,ns
whl.-h 'be 1.. . a ' failed t" remove. lv.
V1"' I.l;t!.- Parly Il.sfr are world
f.ini 'iM for retnolvliig this C"ii1itlon.
The
I ' 1 1 '. i ! i
,T! I
e the IP.
h al hy
tl"Ve- i
r an l promote
a. tl'.n of 'he
e.illie griping.
a(- pill Ci.;ls
o' li-.'r.s.
llCk'lt
K"-'-i
. ' - nd Mr M. d !e-gia I"
ur ,i n ' re.. i -i no, I'll li"t s.i
pie i J II Ot ilk'- HOlher t.e
e. I.u' Ml s.i y I hi . ii - purl
t tlii V ,1 h-' lle to gl " P
A ir-.-e, nn.
IVP' i:M ATP N- WANTP.P
tc-
III It
d lo
nigh
I
! Th- i-ii-i-if.ii-i i'er of ll.inn-r Salve
'laving alv. ay believe that no doc
' tor or oio.Heltio ,-an cure in every ease.
! but p r b i-lug hetiid where Ilanner
'Sri!-..- ,:!... to core ul-'.r. ..res. let
I er ! it' iiei "r pile, as a rnutl- r of
jcuiioyity would l!le to know- if there
at- snob en".' Tf so tlw-y will gladly
j refund th- money. Hart's Puigstore
Imnng Harold's tits! day al tin- kin
dergarten tlie riM'tii tieiamr eool. and
lh- teaeh.-r s.-nt him lo llnd out wheth
er any heal was coming In at Ihe n-g-i-ti-r
V'-s, teacher." said Har-dd, as
In- spread his hand to tin- draft.
' there's lots of heat coming In. but it's
all cold' " Kx- hnnge.
ril-' PRNKPIT TO VOIJ. I
I . Mitchell. Fulford. Md : "lur- ;
Ing a long llln-s I was troubled with '
ls-d sores, was advised to try IVWItt'
Witch Hazel Halve nnd did so with
wonderful results. I was perfectly j
cured. It Is the best salve on Ihe mar
ket." Sure cure fo'r plies, aore, burn, i
fleware of counterfoil '.'has. Rogers,
ffrugglst. j
"No newspaper ril'lce Is complete ;
without Its printer's devil " "Yes," an- j
swep-d Mr Stormlngto-i Humes, "and
no Ih'-a 1 1 leal troupe I complete with
out its angel. And yet you write of
elevating the stage."-Washington
Slur.
Pditor l.vn'h. of th" Dally Post,
I'hllllpsleiri;. N" J., has lasted Ihe
merit of l-'oi's Honey nnd Tar with
this result; " have use) a ireat
1
I manv pn'cnt remedies In my family
1 for '-oiHthH nnd '-ol'ls. and I can hon
estly cay your Honey and Tar I lh
lu st tl Ing of the kind I have ever
lived nnd I cannot sn- - r: -,n,i n
Hal-"- of It." I! art's drugstore. i
Another crowd Is going to 'ocoh IhI- '
and to seek for ti"asii:i-. No pioof ex-
IMs that there Is treasure ihere, but
th.. ui.fi roll I n is f. v r,f il 1 1 1, ,fiu eh, .lis , ..n. I )
cluslvi'ly that hois- Is at lis old trick
of springing eli rnal In in- bunian
breast. Tneoma t dger. I
HANDKERCHIEFS
In Silk
In Linen
and Lawn
from
2
cts. to
Each.
Largest assortment lo town.
C. H. COOPER'S
Leading House in Astoria.
Practical Holiday Gifts
AT HOLIDAY PRICliS
I -iis v Rockers. Office Chairs, Center TuNc. Iron
Hedstead"., Tine MatresseH ami Fancy Rus.
Mnko niir -vltilioii now ul
Robinson's Furniture Store
KOFP'S BEST
ADelicioiiH find Pulutuble
Urinlc Absolutely Pure
The NorUi'm Piclfic Ilrewery. of which Mr. John Kcpp It proprlttor,
make beer for doinetv and rip.rl Sral,
puttied br,-r for family us, or keg bmr uppllfj at any llm. telWrjr IB
;h city fre.
Horth Pacific Breuerg
C. J TREINCHAIsJD,
Commission. RroVeraw.
Insurance anJ Shiccin?.
HQTI3U PORTLAND
POKTLANI), ORICGON
Tito Only I 'lrMt-CliiMH Hotel In Iorliiul
We Rent New Typewriters.
'" Vf.,,,,, ;,.,,.r..l ,.,..l,lu ., .1.1.1
w ' . , oiiiur li'i niii'o'i van 111. nun- 11.
C,i.V Stv our lutf.it
rfW No. 2 Smith Premier Typewriter
"?)M-:"l'"u!.r''c K New Art Catalogue Knxi . . .
i&rSIfii 4V
P 'f . s--j3 ' Jtii i
F-'-i'isdrt3W
&&f- " V .M'KI-U
The Morning
Sixty CcntH
Delivered ot
Gift Buying Time Has Come
We an- ready with n complete line
CHRISTMAS
F.arly buyers will secure the
PICK OF
We have Toys for the children; 'looks for the ladles; Suits for the
gentlemen. Underwear, Hosiery Handkerchiefs, Neck wear, H!lk Muf
Mors, Shoo nnd t'liibiolla for evi ryboily. Also a nice line of Hterl
Ing Silver Trimmed floods and ' 'lilniiwiire.
Horse's Department Store
HTfiltl-J fH'KN KVKNINiSrt.
2.50
Ciintottt Hnutig llenkcr.
ASTORIA, ORE
i.-." w r tiK.n.trviH'. i.ii,m.hii
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Kicimov I'acillc Coast IWu'f
216 Hlurk St , JViland. )r
IINIK.l4H-.Ui-i.nl.
Astorlan
Per Month
Your RcHldcticc.
of
PRESENTS
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BESTOF EVERYTHING
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I 'l n lie. lining CliHr Cm.
The .(Mil iVnlui y Train -
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The Northwestern Line
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T
UXURIOUS 1 RAVEL
Th. 'N.irihw.t.-rn I.tiCd luln.
floilnc llghir.i thr ugh. nr, t, ;ii 'ii,t
an-l nit, an, 1 '1111 he.itrd. ate with
out eici pil.in. t,e niie: trains In tha
irll. They rmi,tv : lie litem, tri
nl bf: id'.is f t coinf'iit e.invi-nl
and limity fvor nfTere-1 the r.iv.-IPnaT
j public, anl iilioitethrr ir the lie si
l.illipl.-te nnd pli-n.l, ptii'Pi. ll.i,, ,.f the
cir 1.11I; let ' art.
j These ; t'li li, Tra in
t'oniieci With
The Crcnt Nnrtlicrn
The Northern I'ntirk- and
The t'tininllnn I'mlflc
AT HT PAUL Full
IhOI.O iinil the l!AST.
No 'xlra rharg, far thee uprkir
aciiniiiivlaiMin and all . Um. of lick,
el are avllabl for paaaigD cn lh.
train on -lil, line are prolei-id by lh.
Inierlocklng Hlock Hyiiam.
W. If. Ml-) Ad. I,, HISI.RH.
l-iieral Agent. Traveling Ag'l.
Portland. Dreg. in.
MMwaukeii" whan (olng to any point
A ramlhar nint of tint Clilcsgo.
1 Milwaukee A Bl. Paul Railway, known
j all over Ihe Pnlon a the Ornai Hallway
running the "ploiieer Mmlled" train.
every day nnd night between Ht, Paul
I ami Chicago, nm Omaha and .'hlcago.
j "Tha only perfect train In th. world."
Understand: Conm-cllons art iniid.
with all tra:iscoiilliientii lines, securing
to passengers the bet service known,
I.u z url nisi roach--, elccirle light, tfm
heal, of a varP ty iualed by no other
line.
j H--K that your ticket real via "Th.
In the Ifnlifd Siat.-s or Panada. All
I lli'ket a.ent them.
For rale, pamphlet nr oilier infor
mation, .ddress,
1 J. W. OAHI0V, P. J. KDDT,
I Trav. Pa. Agt. Oen, Aft.,
1 Portland, Or. Portland. Or..