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Believing as we do, that Cash is King,
for cash can do business on a much less
margin of profit, no bad debts no salary for
collectors, consequently no losses, we have
decided that on and. after February 1, 1902
we will sell for strictly cash, making the
difference in the cash price and credit price
so that it will pay you to go to the bank
and borrow money and come to WIND
HORST & HANNE'S and pay cash for
your goods and thereby save from 10 to IS
per cent from what you would have to pay
at store that does a credit business
big salaries and suffers large losses. Below
you will find the prices of few articles:
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-07

The tea given by Mesdames Edwards
and Merryman last Friday was a very
pleasant affair. Thirtysix ladies were
entertained, the supper being served
at Mrs. Edwards home. Later at Mrs.
Merrymans, the titles of some books
were illustrated by the ladies who sue.
ceeded in doing some original draw
ing.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-07
LOCAL NOTES, :
For Week Ending Friday, Feb. 7. :

Baby hoods at cost at the Millinery
Bazaar.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-07

Elegant line of neckwear just re
cieved Marsh & Bidwell.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-07

Mrs. George Buchanan is in Stat
ford visiting her son Rufus and fami-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-07

Walter Misner is quite sick.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-07

Harness Oil at Draut's, 80 certs a
gallon.
The evening times., 1902-05-30
LOCAL CHRISTIAN
BIDBAFOR GOSSIP
Monthly Meeting of District
Union Monday Evening,

The monthly meeting Of the Discrics
Christian Eudeavo- Union VIII be held
Monday evening at the First Conuega-
tonaI Church The principal business
VII be- the election CT officers for the
year commencing September / The
plans for Christian Endeavor Day at
Washington Grove on July - viii be ex-
plaine5 by Nr- " H. Il. Smith. and
there VIII DC "round table conducted
by Ar W " Tucley. first vice presi-
dent Of the union. to discuss methods
OF work in the societies during the sum
mer. The corresponding secretaries 1iu
meet at ! O'Clock and The Junior Union
al 1.l5. the regular Christian Endeavor
Union meeting following at s
The Covenant Christian Endeavor So
Ciety held q lawn fete in the grounds
Of the residence Of Mrs Gardiner Hub
bard. Oh Dupont Circle Wednesday. May
p. The weather was Gue and the at
tendance good. Music by the Times
NewsboEs Band enIiveued the evening
Strawberries. cream. cake. and candy
were sCrved at moderate prices. the OBJ
feet being to raise extra funds for mis-
siGuaTy work Of the society. The social
committee under Miss Spear. spared no
effort e make the affair q success in
every way
A new trustee hiss been added 10 the
United Society Of Christian Endeavor in
the person Of Eey. Charles 3. Newman.
o. Detroit. representing the disciples Of
Christ
The junior Christian EEdeavcr Socie-
ties gf the District has been invited By
The Junior Ca-istieu Eadsavor Society
Ct -I5. TerU-a Place Church. corner
Ninth and X Streets northwest 10 meet
with them SATURDAY evening aa --Ea
o-oic-E. 10 enjoy an evening with GT.
Nelson r. Wood. Of the National >iusa-
afe. who viii give in his o"a charming
Mariner Anecdotes and the Language
If tle Lower Animals FuTTed and Feath-
cred
The speaker IS in 3Cva with his subject
and IS most wonderful in his iate~preta-
af.n 81 me life ard language of birds and
a--1ua-.-
The latest statistics as compiled and
recently announced ~ General Secretary
5Cau TEEI5. Baer Of the United Society
OF Christian EudcavC-. snow that there
ara f. the United States Es,o-- societies.
ard i1 f.-.-za lands 1910 making @
tcfaI enrolment for the world OF ~. lg2
societies s substantial growth is de
ucrst-ated for the past ycaE- Among
f.a- societies organized are twenty in
Persia and three IN Manila. The Fb;ia-
aeIpHia uuicn-fhC largest city uufcn in
The wsIIl-repCrts the addition OF .hir-
tg-ui-c new societies
The evening times., 1902-05-30
TIE RADFORDS DENY
THEY WERE DEFEATED
Their Team Did Not Meet the Portner
Athletic Club. But Would Like
Very Much tc Do So.

The Radford baseball team emphatic
ally deny the claims of a victory by the
Portner Athletic Club. The latter have
confused the situation. The Porraers
had arranged "a game witH another nine
and when part cf these failed 10 appear
the manager Of the Eadfords kindly
consented TO substitute several Of his
players. The Radfords have ealeavored
in vain 10 arrange q game with the
claimants Every Inducement has been
offered. they agreeing 10 play wherever
tae POrtners desire The EGdfJEds again
renew their challenge. They are very
desjrous Of trying conclusions Address
". 6 Mann, Dol" Ninth Street north
west
The evening times., 1902-05-30

From factory. lofty ofioe building. res
tau-sslt. and hotel The black trails Of
suloIc against the sky denote that the
bitu1a nous coal IS being used.
Tle steam from the elevated train
locomotives carries a thin smudse Of
black with it. Health Commissioner
LedcrIe understands that the Manhattan
Elevated Railroad Company is using
soft coal mixed with their regular sup
ply and has already, on complaints, sent
a warning order TO the company
The evening times., 1902-05-30
.CONGRBSS HEIGHTS Has
Big CELEBRATION
Floral Pillar Del5Ca' ed to
Andrew Carnegie,
Deeds CT the Living Commem0rated by
School ChiIfrez-Pet Animals To
Be Set Free Tonight.

While the citizens Of the National
Caa-gaI we're -9-nemo~atln2 the deeds
and memory cf The nations dead. the
citizens and school children OF Congress
s--5g,,-z =a-oraF tho afternoon 10 Der-
--.t--r=1- The names and works Of living
statesmen. a-aze5erz. ana business men
Thrru-b tho Efforts cE E-~ A. Z
Ezndis. q er-~l Decoration Dag. .ceIebra-
-f-1 was herd az Rardie Tars in Con
zress Heights Cver 1890 school ehsi-
lrea tcoz ra-t in the ceremonies. Ire
Washington Times New=hogs Band far
rfsaed the music during the exercises
in ire center cf the Big park q huge
zrraI 1r---z.cat had teen erected. and
at O'Clock this mas dedicated 10 An
drew Ca~na<ie with simple ard impTes-
s5ve exercises N which The children
largely participated The monument was
IL the form OF an o5slisk ABOUT ten
feet hiEh. constructed el roses -ai5ies'
p5nEs. and other varieties OF flowers o--
! tainable IN the spring l-.e =-il--
On the 6Toad oaze 5a@t ''az af@bei "--1
+ bunti-E and AneTiczh -as7 ana vas
/ completely bUT-=- s---eI @ mass Oh .-''
/ e-s- These aoTai t-i5-se' A"- 2s-'
/ gathered mostly by 5he 5ena'l ,-i-.-- 90
/ ana by theaa placed c7 the H3o-.-l-- e.
+ a large crowd was present com ''- 80
/ i-g hundreds q "2zl'l-s' -.lla-@ ~
a. the residents ci congress BID.
/ The Times Ne"sbeys band was sla--5l-
ed az the SIDE ei l2z la'A--l. anu
+ rendered uarICCcl and -2iElgjie airs stN
The evening times., 1902-05-30
CABLE BILL
ON H0IGB SCHEDULE
Opposed by Democrats and
Some Republicans
MR. C0RLISS IS HOPEFUL
He Believes Sentiment Is Strongly II
Favor of Government Construction
Opponents Unwilling to Use Treasury
Funds Sar the Purpose.

TIL rs--==. -.r.-- z-=r- -7-TrE came ND In
-. - r-...--r, -...-t g..e!z
probably We6n saa-. ana "!- e.stt.
the attention r- .rr- body for ==-ara.
dove I'll --...-..=.-.... ..-- z---r.. -..- ..-
--
iFa"' as-et" -
special o1Ge-- aUf q day s-~ -.. .' t-s-
definitely EEa1 -..l. aa -aa-e @-e Sow
araI --=--.- r,=-5- -..a=. .r- -.-.-r.r.E IT,
-.... .-.-5 -s..r-.-,--
'i
hiA "h''A 5S nc. i-"Fi 10 l-S'o
lengthy discussion Is sEr entire member
shin Of +ba Tr~rea IS f. sympathy with
tn -..- . -F.. -r..q.---r-r .er.7 only
Niiei as TO tHE --7. -' - '-
piishing The end Representative sen
kics has introduced q bill which be viii
oTfer a. a .rrrs-7f--.. r1-. -ae committee
- -. s-
o'-i- -'.'e' 'I-T
tie carrie OIL #.-- --a3jie55 como up
CE this measure there VIII be q i--,l-
contest VII. .a- f-Efratf-r- a. present
.
WEls- PFC. a-.a iJF tae constr a-.!l+ 81 q
cable f-o-s- =gE-r point cu she Pacific
coast 10 t---:la- lu5.I and main aimed h-
the Government
The biz w2s only reported from the
Committee ca Iata-eJate cn. Foreign
Commerce b- majority of T. ofter
numerous hearings had been granted 10
person. and corporations interest a1
Chairman Hepburn vas enc ol gh@se
who opposed tke measure rEen- ald E-il.
co 50 IN the Ecu=g- Se9lez enta-sEa
Wange-. anCthe- Repu-l-o-a ~ -lsleCr O..
the committee, IS also aG=a geri5-l@ ~
the measure \ veEE la~En ni=tgr5-f g,
the Democrats ii the House ylL v9E
against it E-lilc . great many O. then
favor the government ownership o. -eLe-
graph lines, they do not think hat },
would &c good plan TO .egln the a&-
pertinent o. government ownership DRY
the construction ol Q Eaaie- me- ar
not believe that tE- Treasury sl2E-d Dc
drawn upon Tor several I-l-a5-Hils 70 'llLl
caole when q I--N-l- concern Is f.-.i-
ing 10 do the Wo-t--
another FaTE StT2lE Correction wren
they nave TO the giil IS .ilal 81 EoAi-
not be N line with VIA ne D@.i'.
are pleased 70 term IaeLr t-5llE 2i-t i'''-
icy FhlSa IS 10 leave re i=izl-7 6
themselves iheE argue --a- 10.
government 90 h3-tl a G-H's "y"-N ~
DUt 70 strengthen tiie .'5a 5--.---.--
laF-oH ln4ui-E possessions '' s.s ''-
lanu- ana Gi-n.l-s-l l'e nope .i-ss -.-
OF some da5 nouns '-S -3i'-tt- -- I'll
IIouoieSo-4T ts- i-li-
The evening times., 1902-05-30
BARBAROUS ACT
OF INSANE MOTHER

NEW YORK. May 30--Rose Fiednow,
in a fit Of insanity at 10 o'clock this
morning. grabbed her six-year-old child
Bertha. inserted q gas tube in the child s
mouth. held her while she turned on the
gas and watched The little one suTOCate
10 death. The mother then turned from
the body Of her daughter and picking up
vial Of carboIie acid drank it. She
died q few minutes afterwaFd-
The evening times., 1902-05-30
TEACHER REPORTS BOOKS
STOLEN FROM A SCHOOL

Miss Carrie n Hughes. principal Of
the Central FliEa School. reported 70 the
police today fhcr some unknown person
had entered ue~ Office in the school
building and had stolen twenty books.
the property Of tho school and which
are vsIEcd IN all az about $50.
Captain BcdrdEan. Chief OF Detec-
tivcs. has ordered an Investigation
The evening times., 1902-05-30

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn

At Brooklyn RH-E-
F~goIfvn ....---.0 ! o o f 2x-7 9 /
Tsatrerfas-PfttinEer and Moran. Kit
son and Farrell REPRESENTATION
Az You YORK RE-E-
pFiIaaeIphia..1 oO00002O p u 3
,<aw York 0 O @ o 0 0 Il . o
Earteries-DuggIeby ard JaCkHtch.
NartEcw55u and ECwermaB.
IT Pitt-5uTg- Xii h
Chicago .-.---1 @ @ o . 0 O. y )
Pittsturg ----0 o o o . x !
Ratterics-St. FTain and King. Do
hrnr and Smith. Jmpires-BrCwH and
sheridan.
The evening times., 1902-05-30
Attornev Geaeral Knox Better.

Attorncy General Knox was better This
morning The cold from which ne has
suffered for several davs appears 10 give
way to treatment officials at the De
Dartment Of Justice. however. DO not
eYpect Mr. Knox 20 be al his desk be-
fare Monday morning. 4 mass Of cor
respondeuce awaits his return 20 work
The evening times., 1902-05-30
SOFT COAL GENERALLY
USED IN NEW YORK
Steam Sizes of Anthracite Exhausted
and Practically Out Of Use.

NEW YORK. May 30--Soft coal is now
being used pretty generally throughout
The CITY il all branches of the steam
trade. because the steam sizes Of an
tbracfte are now practically out Of use
The evening times., 1902-05-30
SHIP FAR OUI II SEA
G. TB3BD HLIB ASHES
British Stean er Under Mont
PeieeS S Shower
OVER HUNDRED MILES away
For Sixteen Hours thc Unusual Storm
Continued, With Little Rain-Vessel
Covered W-itL Inches Of Fine Pearl
GRAY Dust.

NEW ORLEANS. May 2o--The Brit
-=h steamer L.oais5anEau. of the West
india Line. arrived here today from
Trinidad and Colon Captain Edwards
reports tcar She vessel passed through
he -lg-m Of ashes p-ecipitatad by &on,
peGec. the Lon.siauiau being covered
several inches deep by them.
The ashes were first observed or the
afternoon Of May ., when she vessel
r-as between Barbados and Trinidad.
The sky ba-ru TO aarEen tv degrees. aad
st a distance o big black pail was seen
slowly mounting into the heavens This
.oraidEirg. gloomy bank of Far-away
clouds was rent and ulumined hy con
slant vivid flashes ofrItEhnfnE-
Daylight Shut Out by Stern.
The Storm gained rapidly on The ship.
At p. u1. the atmosphere ives SO thick
wttb clouds and strange hazc that il
seemed as II night had set In Captain
Edwards took an observation Of latj-
tf-Ee and longitude. and found taaE be
was about l05 miles from Martinique
The U5al Blew from that direction IN nj
rUI gusts.
When the storm finally broke at p
nt-- with continuous thunder and light
hing. there vas very little rain On the
rrinEward side OF the ship . gray cur
tain Of asEez seemed to gather. and il
r-a~an 10 slowly descend. The ashes fe!
% the sLiU ana covered All Of 5ts super
structure and decks
The evening times., 1902-05-30
D.EIIght 81 % by So.
Dust Of SulDhurous Smell

UnGI or O'Clock the next morninE
he storm continued. and when the shiE
had passed beyond its influence 1T was
found the deck vas covered with fne
reorl-z-av ashes TO The depth OF sew
c--I inches. Tnc dust was Is fine as
s-agat auss from The mjI. GC5 Il had
Gritty texture and smelIed Of saltpetaT
ard sulphur.
Captain Edwards says that very Hrtl0
rain fell during the storm. and il Is b=a
orlnt8u the immense quantities Of vol
canic dust high up in the air absorbed q
great deal OF the precipitation
The evening times., 1902-05-30

.1 tae right EcId bleacheTs. Lee coming /
fu from third
Senators Score Three.
Three more runs came to the Senator's
in the third inning. when the locals de /
ve1errG q streak Of batting that save
.ha spectators plenty to euthuse over
c.rri.E opened by striking out. Then
RYAN hit To left For enc base and
reached second Oh IEoIveTtOu's hit. The
two locals worked double steal and
both stored On Delehanty-s hit for one
base. Lee strack out and CoughIin got|
m arz- on Straag'5 bad throw to- IsbelL
! The ball became lost for a few seconds,
behind E=l,II's iset. ard Dclshanty came
HaU--
+ WASHINGTON continued It's rUn-getting
. rr .rr fourth D-iU got a pass to first
and reached second on ClaTke's single
. --.~~f.r- his 10 Garvil. VINO caught Drill
af -E=-f Evans $ hit for three bases 10
center scored Clark and Carrick. and
. F.au tailed on W0i[CrtOn's dinky hit
..-E o. third base. Delehanty fed 10
. Homes. an! NoIvsrtCn vent to second
. before the EaI. was caught He CyeTfan
. the base. ON the return TO fist failed to
--raa.h second and was declared out
washington did no more scoring until
the ef-h,E. when Clarke Griffith went
IN to snow his pitchers how the game
should be played. He started out by
giving RNaa a base on balls Woiver-
'rga sacrificed and DeIehauty lined tho
hall over ta- Ieft fence into the middle
OF the pond on the other side OF the in
closure. scoring himself and Ryan
Chicago's Three Runs.
-rrang scored the first run for Chi
. .cago in The initial inning. He opened
with base hit and was pushed around
20 she plate ~ hits by Jones and Da-
Wis and Green's sacrifice
in the sixth. Davis was given a base
on balls. reached second On IsbeIFs hit
to Drfu. which the second baseman fam
bIea. and scored on Dalys two -DaggeT
30 loft
Again. in 5be eighth. Chicago iucreas-
eH its .ua record by Isbell making the
circuit OF his own single. Days hit.
which forced Nertes at third, and Nc
Fgrland-s hit for q base Callahan was
sent in to bat in place Of Garvin. but
2 the best he could do was 20 hit TO Car
. rick who threw 10 WOlvertOn. catching
- U1I-- StrCug-s base on balls filled the
bases when Jones was called upon to do
p something iu the batting line His best
% effort was ait to WoIverton. who field
$ ed the ball to Carey in good time 20 get
Jones
The evening times., 1902-05-30
Other Games.

At Boston. Xii l.
Detroit -.-----2 ! o , ] 10 10
Ra.fon .-.-..-.O / o . , @ O. ) Z 3
Batteries-NilIer and Mcclure; Dem
niger and Warner Jmpire-JohnsJone.
At Philadelphia h-1-E-
Il louis % 203 3II40 0--1l IS {
Philadelphia Il 22OI0 l. II 8
E4tteries-Sudhom and Sugden. Plank
and SchrecKergost- Jmpire-COnnolly-
The evening times., 1902-05-30
Boys Clothing.
important Features that Touch the
Family Purse Most Lightly.

The parents have found this to be the best PIaee
to buy the Boys Clothes because the values are al
ways to be depended upon-and because every price
advantage is genuinely and generously shared
Boys Double Breasted Knee Pants Suits, made up
styishly stylish Graystriped Cheviot ana the at
acriveDess isn't only one Of appearance; the making
Is as good as the fabrics. and they are as q 4F
good as ever went into $3.50 Suits All N
Boys Double Breasted, Novelty Sailor and Nor
folk Knee Pants Suits. in Plain Blue and Black and
Fancy Mixed ChevfCts; Novelties are attTactively
trimmed seams are feIIed. and in way IS the
making thoroughly done. sizes to Is G q AZ
years. Considered excellent value for $3.50 \ 7 N
The evening times., 1902-05-30
Mems Furnishings: ; Big Specials

White Madras Negligee Shirts some EItn n plated
bosoms while others have plain bosoms; but the quar-
fty Of the Madras is extra fine, the making extra
vel done and the ft perfect in every q I IN
respect Nobody sells usually any better I EEEE
Shirts for y ~ "
BaIbriggan Shirts and Drawers, long or short
sleeves Otis g.ssets. sus9ender tapes. French BACK
STAYS and pearl The more you look into the
details of material and making the better value you
are impressed they Wei tell you soc a p 0E>
garment is about right for them But the III
price Especial price,, is---...-- ~ =
Because we bought the entire hundred dozen Of
these Fancy Cotton and LisIe Thread Half Hose see
Advantage in the price 1t has nFeugnt you
They are imported Hose witE s2liced Esels { OF
and toes and every one Of the effects IS de Al
sirabIe- 25c is the recognized value --.------. -
The Belt you'll want this season is either Tan,
Black OF Gray Suede. with black or nickel buckle
Here's lot OF those very styles, in correct 2 9Ec
widths Others viii ask you Soc We're ask n
Soon as It gets good and hot you'll want TO get
the hot stiff gtarched collar OF. Madras and Chey-
lot Stock make neat and tidy neck dressing 2 HH
that fashion approves of and comfort indOrses. X
Don't pay Soc. While they last at--.-..--.-...-EO
The evening times., 1902-05-30
SENATORS GIVE
THE CHAMPIONS A
GOOD DRUBBIG.
Senators Score Three
Continued From First Page3

.o the right Gcld bleachers. Lee coming
.u from third.
The evening times., 1902-05-30
Boys Knee Pants.

800 pairs Of Separate Short Pants in Flannel!
CI7eviots and yorsteds Of plain colors and fanc
narterns We close out the remaining stock of spe
cfalty maker and get these 75e and 81 Pants p
at such a price that offer them to you Il q
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-05-04
CLUB WOMEN.

Los ANGELES. May S.--After ST ven
sessions club women are prepared for
recess-not rest--on Sun1ly, for mary
are going on excursion 10 Mount Lowe,
descending sister Notwithstanding.
There is also to be garden party in
honor of visiting press women. which
some OF the club women frown upon
but which promises to be large and
representative gathering Of writer's,
To Offset this frivolity, however, sew
eral pulpilts will be occupied Dy dele
gates,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-05-04
NouNrNRrgITM.

Sioux Falls. s D., May S--Peter ver-
wolf. who. while an inmate OF the state
penitentiary, manufactured and passed
bogus silver dollars. has been found
guilty by United States jury, He will
he sentenced today and win at once re-
turn to the penitentiray from which
he was but recently released,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-05-04
NEW o. r, 4 N. FREIGHT AGENT

SAN FRANCISCO. May Al. c,
Stubs, Traffic director OF the Harrt-
man lines, issued a circular today APP
pointing r. b. Miller general freight
agent OF the Oregon Railroad ( Navi-
cation company at Portland, The po-
sition OF traffic director of the road.
until lately flied by Ben Campbell.
now assistant TO the traffic director,
Is now abolished, Miller is at present
general freight and passenger agent
OF the Southern Pacific lines in Oregon.
He will be succeeded in that position
by W, E. Conan. who is at present as
slstant general freight agent OF the
Oregon Railroad 4 Navigation com.
pany. The changes win take place on
the 18th inst.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-05-04
PRINCESS ATTEMPTS sureIpe,

LONDON, May S,--A dispatch TO the
Central News from Rome, says Prin-
cess Beatrice De- Porrone, daughter OF
Don Carlosa. Spanish pre- ender. at
tempted suicide by throwing herself
into the Tiher. but was rescued, Pri-
vate troubles are supposed TO have
prompted the act.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-05-04
BESTOF EVERYTHING
1.-THE MILW AUKEE.'

A familiar name OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee h ST. Paul Railway, known
all over the Union as the Great Railway
running the "Pioneer Limited" trains
everv day and Night between st. Paul
and Chicago. and Omaha and Chicago,
The only perfect train In the world. :"
Understands: Connections are made
with all transcon,inental lines. securing
TO passengers the best service known,
Luxurious coaches, electric light, steam
heat. OF a variety equaled by no other
line,
See that your ticket reads via "The
Milwaukee" when going TO any point
In the United States or Canada. All
ticket agents sell them.
For rates. pamphlets or other infor-
nation. address.
J. w. CASEY. {. J. EDDY.
Trav. Pass. Agt. Gen. Agt,.
Portland. Ore. Portland. Ore
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-05-04
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

DES MONIES. Ia, May s--As d re-
suit OF storm last night 100 head of
cattle In the vicinity Of oelweln were
killed by lightning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-05-04
The DalleS Route
STR. "TAH0MA."
and "METLAKO"

Daily trips except Sunday.
TIME CARD
Str. "TAH0MA"
Leave Portland Mon, Wed. Fri, a. m.
Leave Dalles, Tues, Thur, Sat, O. m.
Str. "METLAK0"
Lv. Portland Tues. Thur, Sat-, g. m.
Lv. Dalles, Mon, Wed, Fri, a. m.
Landing at foot of Alder Street, Port
land Oregon.
Both Phones, Main 351.
AGENTS.
John NJ. Filloon, The Dalles, Ore.
A. J. Taylor, Astoria, Ore.
Prather & Herman, Hood River, Ore.
Wolford G. Wyers, White Salmon, Wn.
]. C. Wyatt, Vancouver, Wn.
r. b. Gilbreth, Lyle. Wn.
John M. lotion, Stevenson, Wn.
Henry Olmstead, Carson, Wn.
E. w. CREIGHTON. Portland Oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-05-04
Some Inter-
estin9 Facts

whvn people are contemplating q
trip, whether On business or pleasure.
they naturally want the best ssrvlcs
obtalnable ~ far as apeed. comfort and
safety II concerned, Employees OF the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES are
paid 10 serve the public and our trains
are operated 80 hs TO make close con.
neetions with dlVerglng lines at all
junction points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair
Cara on through .raina,
Dining car service unex1ellad. Meals
served IN cartG
In order TO obtain the first-ciass ser.
vice. ask the Ticket agent 10 cell you
n ticket aveF,,,.,4,.,,.,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-05-04
The Wisconsin Central Lines

and you will make direct connections
at ST, Paul for Chicago. Milwaukee and
all points East
For any further infosmaslan eali on
any ticket agent. or correspond with
JAS. C. POND. Gen. f'ass, Ag't
or JAS. A. CLOCK. milwaukee, ws.