10
TIIE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1000.
DEMURRAGE FIGHT STILL ON ! t
Riilrwuk Admit Vtthodi of Enforoine
Jtw Law Art UlscaL
SHIfPtU PBOTIST MOSTLY ON THIS
MfMlif T U Tint Flaal aad km-
art Monday Afr
' ooa.
Nd deflalta lUetalon was reaohed aa to '
tha adJusUnstrt f tha differences In the
dnmurrmf chars; at tha meeting held
Tu ar morning in parlor B of the Pax
ton aottl between tha committee of aeven
appoints by the heavy ahlppera and the
executive committee of the rallroada. " The
only tangible reault of the meeting was an
ajrreatnent to meet at 2 p. m. next Monday,
wkA new rulex to govern the Western j
Car larvlee aaiioclatlon will ba considered. j
Thd principal bone of contention be
tween the ahlppera and the rallroada la
tha taking away of the five-day allowance :
fof unloading coal. The rule of the aa- j
sodatlon are practically the aame alnce
tha new rate law went Into effect aa they
were before, but under the old rulea three
extra daya were given for unloading coal.
Under tha new rule no claaa distinction
la made and every car haa to be unloaded
In forty-eight houra or pay demurrage.
Tha meeting Tueaday wa presided over
by Cart A. Wright, attorney for the North
western. Superintendent of Transportation
McNangttton ef the Ciidahy Packing com
pany waa chairmen of the ahlppera' com
mittee, and the railroad men were repre
aented by officials of the operating and car
eervlce depart men t a.
- Dlsrassloa Pro and Ton.
Ma MeNaughton sUted clearly the com
plaints of the ahlppera and the questions
were diaeuaeed pro and con. It developed
that Omaha la not alone in this fight, aa
tha rallroada are being hammered in Kan
aka City and St. Joeeph the aame aa they
are in Omaha. One railroad, the Missouri
PaciAo, haa already withdrawn from iis
position In Kansas City and Issued orders
for e eld rulea to prevail until aome
further decision la reached.
The extra daya on coal was not the only
complaint, aa the ahlppera protest not
against demurrage, but against the manner
!i which the demurrage law was enforced.
The railroad men practically admitted that
tha present method of enforcing the de
murrage law were not legal and readily
consented to have the executive committee
of the' rallroada meet with the committee
of the shippers next Monday to go over the
rules and eliminate the objectionable
featurea. ,
The ahlppera did not ask the present
rules to be set aside between now and next
Monday, but It Is understood the railroads
will not Insist upon a rigid enforcement of
the rulea In the meanwhile.
Barllnarton Haa m Surplna.
The annual report of the Burlington
showa a real surplus of 19 per cent on
common stock, but also shows an open
account for construction. The moat notable
feature of the report la , It ahowa an In
crease of $8,600,000 In the operating ex
penses and taxes and an Increase .of 17,450,000
In gross. The large Increase in expense
is said to be due to direct appropriations
for maintenance of property and the equipment.
The construction account of the Burling
ton Is effectually concealed In the annual
report "Just published. The Burlington In
1)8 appropriated from Income over $8,000,000
beyond adequate maintenance. The Income
of the Burlington railroad is given at $1V
083,622. taxes, $2,018,494.; interest on bonds
$7.83.951; sinking fund. $721,963; other
charges, $230,484: total charges, $10,324,884;
balance, $7,758,738.
The reports for the fiscal year ending
June SO of the .Burlington railway, the
pxrent company, ahow gross earnings to be
$78,413,386; operating expenses, $00,658,11; net
earnings, $22,758,226; other Income, $410,682;
total Income, fc3.168.J0f.
Private Car dneatloa.
A meeting will be held In St. Paul
Wednesday of the transportation depart
ment of the transcontinental lines, to
consider the private car question. Dave
Lincoln, car service agent of the Union
Pacific, will represent that road and As
sistant Superintendent of Transportation
Dickenson of the Burlington will also at
tend. With the report of the order given
by the Union Pacific for 6,000 refrigerator
cara to replace those of the private car
lines this meeting ia looked upon with
considerable Intereat.
I Z, IjIulAMIijlOai Aft
OMAHA WE ATM Kit FORECAST Wednesday, Fair
READ THESE DIG SPECIALS FOR
WEIBKI
We mention a number of very special bargains. These are all
shown on our main floor and every one ia a genuine money saver.
Thousands of yards of new patterns In
fine, plain and silk Taffeta Ribbons,
fancy figured Loulsenes, Persian and
floral patterns I
for girdles,
neckwear,
trimmings,
etc., etc.
i
RIBBONS
5c and 12!c Yd
FATHER GOES FOR THE BODY
John J. KlnaT Will Brlaa Son'a
tains front Fort Worth
to S'tkraika,
Re.
at per yard.
19 n T 1
SfrlM
OPEN EVENINGS 'TILL 6
Ladies' Fall
NECKWEAR
at each.
All neWand very pretty styles, Turnovers
and the daintiest of Lace stocks
many very pretty embroidered effects
on main
floor
bargain
sq.ua re
Wednesday
5c-i5c
Embroideries
15c-25c-39c Yd
Very fine Nainsook Embroideries, also
Swiss and Cambric, in all widths, new
patterns Just received, eyelet effect and
open
work: Hands,
Embroil
erles and Galloons, at yard.
15c-25c-39c
Ladies' Back Combs
These Fancy Back Combs
many of them Jeweled ef
fects-' all new this season,
worth aa high as two dol-
25c-39c
(0aateap
Ladies' Silk Belts
Ladies' fine Silk Belts, in
black and colors, with back
and ' front buckle actu
ally worth as high as seventy-five
cents f
each goat I "If
each
Sale of Fall Silks
i-iiicii peau
49c.
tvt 50c ON THE DOLLAR.
fPine peau de cygne, 27-inch black taffeta, 21-inch peau
ae soie, z-incn DiacK crepe ae cmne ana
fancy weave black silks worth at whole
sale up to 85c yard at,
yard ;
20-inch dress and lining taffetas, fancy shirt waist suit
ings, plain and fancy waisting silks, fou- A A
lards, radiums, etc., etc. wholesale price uft
was 50c yard at, yard. miUJ
Store Open jffjg HAHIS storc Pen
Till 6 P.M. iHtmtMz& Till 6 P.M.
jgajaBBaT t :w- yt?fcll0
FIRST GRAIN FROM DAKOTA
Initial Shipment to Omaha ii
on 1U Way.
Now
Kenelm King, more generally known In
Omaha, where he waa a reporter for
few years, aa Ben K., will be burled
Weat Point, Neb., where the family once
lived, the latter part of the week. A
letter from Mr. John J. King, the stricken
father, aaya he left Beatrice Immediately
on receipt of the news from Fort Worth
of lila son'a death and will be back with
the body Thursday or Friday.
Mr.- ana Mrs. jonn runt recently re
turned from Oklahoma City, where Mr.
King had been for a year or more In the
ereajnery buslneas, and Mr. King la now
with the. Creacent City Creamery company
at Beatrice. He waa formerly with the
Beatrloe Creamery company In Omaha.
Members of the Delta Tau Pelta met a
tha Paxton hotel Monday evening and de
elded to send a floral tribute to Mr. King'
auaeral In the form of the society pin, with
t$e latter ' Dol la Tau Delta" worked ia.
NEW PHYSICAL DIRECTOR
Mlao Vlarenco Deaalaoa of IlllaeU
l ttaax-oeda Mlae Beth Wallace
" with Y. W. C. A.
Toa local Toung Women's Chrlatian as
sociation, haa secured Mlaa Florence Den
nlaon of Mendota. 111., aa superinten
dent of Ita physical department to sue
coed Mlaa Beth . Wallace, who haa been
appointed physical director of the Omaha
Hlgfe school. Mlaa pen nl son la a graduate
of Burnharn Norma r School of Physical
Education at Milwaukee and lias hsd sev-
r-re experience aa phyalcal director
la aavaral col legos.1 For two yeara she
waa at tha head of the women'a phyalcal
dopastmant of Sburtleff college and for
ove three yeara phyalcal director of
Weotera collar. Oxford. O. Mlaa Denni
eoav wta take charge of the local work
18.
COMES UNDER RATES RECENTLY PUT IN
Tariffs Adopted hy Northwesters and
Milwaakoe ra Proaosaced Sat
lafaetory as Wholo by
Secretary HeVaaa.
The first grain ever shipped from South
Dakota to Omaha, with the possible ex
ception of a few cars of northern wheat
for milling purposes, will be on lt way to
this city In a few daya. One Omaha grain
firm which haa had bids out In that terri
tory since the new rate achedule went
Into effect, has reported acceptances on
several cars of oats an barley. Bids will
be made dally In the territory of the Mil
waukee and Northwestern.
"The tarlffa Just put In by the North
western and the Milwaukee are in the main
very satisfactory," said Secretary E. J.
McVann of the Grain exchange, "it la
true they were prepared In a great hurry
to get tbera published before August 28,
and for this reason there are probably
aome minor Inconsistencies In them which
will need to bo remedied. Again, aome
changes in rates for Chicago and Min
neapolis were made Just prior to August
28. and this may give those cities the ad
vantage In some cases, bat we will not
the new tariff carefully, and If our new
rates are not altogether satlafactory, the
roada will no doubt be ready to make tho
minor- changes desired."
Tables of Hates.
The following table of Northwestern
rates on coarae gralna from a few points
in South Dakota shows ' the reduction
which has been granted:
Old Rate. New Rate.
I
SURE
SIGN
of shoe comfort If you always wear
the .
WALK-OVER
Best wearing and most handsome
styles ever shown in shoe leather for
the price-
$3-1 and $4-M
YOU CAN SELECT
from our Immense stock of
NEW FALL STYLES.
Quality and workmanship count at
the
Walk-Over Shoe Store,
Tankton
CentervUle
Parker
balera
Vilas
Huron
Watertown
Lake Preston
Iroquois
Aberdeen
Redfleld
.16
.15
..IP
..20
..23
.24
14
14i
16
14H
lffa
18
1821 Faroam Bt.
Ed 8. Thompaon, the Walk-Over Man.
Following Is a table of Milwaukee rates
on coarae . gralna - from a few points In
South Dakota to Omaha:
Old Rate. New Rate.
Blk Point
Hudson
Canton
Sioux Falls....'
Dell Bapius...
Flandieau ....
Scotland '.
Mitchell
Chamberlain .
Mtulloon
Wuonsocket ..
.16
.18
..Wi
..hi
..tu
..
..
..,
8.0
9.a
lit)
12. U0
IJ.00
1100
14 wl
13 uO
15.00
A Keen Appetite
aod healthy stomaqh indicate
aa oMrthre Liver, which is enjoyed
by tU who use Bee cham's Pills,
flsay Insure strong digestion,
wt breath and sound sleep.
No other remedy is as good as
Beecham's
Pills
14 DaaQXaara,. Ia aVlftt Ifla aAdXft.
The rates on wheat have been reHiced to
preserve the recognised differential of X
cent between wheat . and the coarae
grairs. ',
The Omaha Grsln exchange has received
notice from the Chicago, St. Paul, Minne
apolis . & Omaha road, covering J be terri
tory between Mitchell, 8. D., and Omaha
and Wortbtngton, Minn., and Omaha, that
as soon aa possible it will put In a new
grain tariff placing Omaha oa a parity with
Chicago and Minneapolis. The officials
have been working on the tarlffa, but were
unable to get tbeai published before the
new Internets commerce law went Into
effect. ,
Henry George Cigars
All the Omaha dealera have been out nf
the above brand for three months. We
are fortunate enough to receive thu first
shipment. We rut the price on these, aj
we do on all other cigars. (
IOC DOMESTIC CIGAR FOR BC. -
10C HOFFMAN HOUSE CIGAR
So. or S3.S0 per box of M.
10C ELAFECTO
So, or 92.60 per box of 60.
10C FLOR DE OOUNUI) PLRFECTOS
6o, or S3.SO per bos of 60.
10C FLOR DE GOL'NOH IN V INC1BLKS
6o, or S3-60 per boa of 60.
10C FLOR DE GOL'NOl PANATEL.LA3
6e, or 63.50 per bos of 60.
IOC QUEEN VICTORIAS
So, or 93.60 per bos ef 60.
10C HAZEL KIRK. I'Li H HuL'tiE
ac, or 93.00 per bos of 6a
IOC HAZEL KIRK CONCHAS
6c, or 93-60 per bos of 60,
6C CIG ARS AT t IT I'HH KS.
SC HAZEL KIRKS
T for 86c, or 91-76 per bos of 60.
iC Ui. RKaJALIA
10 for 8 So, or U9 per bos of 60.
6C VIOLA ALLEN
8 for 860, or 93.00 per bos of 100.
SC MONARCH
8 for 850, or 91-60 per bos of 60.
We have 50.000 of the celebrated Chan
cellor Cigars enroute, which will he placed
on sale at 6o straight some time during
the next week. Watch our windows and
advertisements fur special pricss.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO..
OUT XATB CIOAJl BZAX.EX9.
U'I'H AND FAKSAM ITS.. C1T1.
SchoolSfationery
Wednesday and Thursday
Headquarters (or School Supplies.
Yon Can Bay Cheaper Here Than Elsewhere.
School Tablets, for pencils
120 , ruled leaves, at 3o
ohool Tablets, size 8x12
80 ruled leaves, at.. 3c
Xiead Fencils, 'Express'
nlckle tip and rubber;
doten, lBo; each lo
Carter Ink, 2-os. bottle, 3o
Hate PancUa, plain or soap
stone; dosen, 6c; Sforlo
History Paper, large or
small slses, ruled fifty
sheets) . ..; ...3o
1 Klstory Oorars, bound In
leather and cloth, small
and large sizes So
ohool Straps, large sice,
lOo; small size 6o
Young- Artist Crayons, 12
sss't colors in box.... Bo
Colored Chalk, . 12 ass't
colors In wood box...6o
Crayon, 1 gross box white
school crayon, at To
Composition Books, forty
leaves, good Ink pspe.
each 4o
Composition Books, 72
leaves, best Ink psper,
stiff covers So
Japanese Pencil Boses, de
corated, lock and key. Bo
Slates Noiseless and the best quality-
Size 5x7, single 8c
Size 5x7, double 15c
Size 6x9, single 13c
Size 6x9, double. 25c
Stationery Section Main Floor.
Kindly
Observe
That This
Store
Is Open
Every
Evening
'Till 6
O'clock -
Satur
days 'Till
10
Peninsular Peninsular
America's Weightiest Name in
The Stove World.
PENINSULARS ARE LEADERS
PEERLESS AND UNDISPUTED
To Make Room For Several Cars, We Must Close Out
, Balance of Our 1903-6 Stock1.
BIG DISCOUNTS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ON
PENINSULAR, STOVES AND RANGES.
I BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
Finest Values in Teas Drinking Qualities
Are Carefully Considered.
TEAS, all kinds, CO
pound sjOC
.... And Fifty Green Trading Stamps.
TEAS, all kinds, . JO
pound ' OC
And Forty Green Trading Stamps.
TEAS, all kinds, 1Ra
pound7 j ". 'i vOC
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
SAMPLES FREE. SAMPLES FREE.
Htadqusrters
for
Bop" -School
Clothing.
rin fff inrprn
liilMY Mem
THE RELJABLK STORK
Great Bargains
In Children's
- Shoes See
Dodge Street
Window.
Remarkable Embroidery Sale,
, Wednesday.
Thousands of ysrd of hsndsome embmldn Hps shown In our lh St. window the psst
few day. TI.e l"rm -rnels from one of t'ie ltrt mills In the world will hn
plsopd on mle Wrdneday. They rome In s wonderful vsrtoty of besutlful rat-
terns sis reply any two alike WORTH IP TO $2.00 A YAKD lflr
Wednesday, per ysrd. from 5c up to.
Great Sale of Ladies9 Suits.
We have p'-omlsert you bargnln surprises and here sre suit vslucs for Wednes
day, certainly the most attractive ever, offered In the city.
150 HANDSOME TAILOR SPITS nearly all new fall sample. M distinct Stvles In
blue, brown, areon. old-rose, Allre blue, reds nnd blsck msterisls of e )
finest quality worth regularly up to J25.nO choice , d.OJ
t ...
OTHF7R INTENSKt.Y INTERESTING WEDNESDAY SriXIAI.S,
Never before have such vslues been offered.
tt.OO SIIK t'NDEnSKIRTS The quality
nnd style of these garment superior to
any ever offered 2 QQ
WOMEN'S WAIBTS-In sateen, wool and
lawn, women's Jackets, kimonos and
wrappers, slightly soiled
choice of lot
25c
$1000 COVERT COATS A new lot. satin
lined, tight or loose fitting A Q-i
backs choice, Wednesday rm.ifxJ
NEW SHIPMENTS of Crown Jewel and Faultless suits and nlafd skirts. 1uxt '
received.
Hardware, Stoves and Housefu r-
nishing Depts.
SPECIAL IN HARDWARE. H-qt. gal. water pall 119
75c blue and white enameled 12-qt water 12-ot. gal. water pall 17o
pail son 6-foot step laddnrs 4A
Bo-lb. decorsted flotir can o!o I Large" granite dipper 12c
;? decorated bread box 49c Hest rotary Washer, regular W.50 $ !
Tin fruit cans 27c I 96c granite chamber pall , ' 59o
PEACHES! PEACHES!!
PEACHES! 11
Our first car of Colorado Pesches arrived.
We will opn this car Wednesday. They
are very fine, sweet and Juicy and free
stone, and as long ss thin csr QCr
lasts we will sell them, for, crate
GRAPES FOR .TELLY
Large baskets ftney Jelly ' 12ic
Grapes per basket , " w
PEARS FOR CANNING r T
Bushel boxes fancy Duohessw , J, I
Pears for canning per box
20-lbs. best. pure cine granulated .' Qf
sugar, for M v'v'
mi
aw
ICHOOU ASD COLLEGES.
ST. BERCHMAtlS' DAY ACADEMY
POR YOUNO LADIES, UNDER CARE OF SISTERS OP MERCY
Thorough courses In Academic, Preparatory and Primary departments. Kindergarten
for little ones; Seminary for small boys. Music and Art under competent Instructors.
SCHOOL REOPENS SEPT. 5.
27TH AND ST. MARY'S AVE.
JMentworth
MILITARY rtGft DEMY
ZiezlagtOB. Mo. Oldest and Largest Military
School In the Middle West. Class 'A by
recent rating of War Dept. Send for
catalogue.
The Importance oi
SOUND NERVES
Tas kiiUm ml .mm umnrn. ss-
ortallst Caassiatcaera.
The Omaha socialists have secured a
number of prominent members of the parly
to sprsJi In Omaha and tbis vicinity dur
ing this month.. The speakers are John
M. Work of Is Moines, Walter Thomas
Mills and Patrick O Hare. Mr. Mills and
Mr. Work will speak at socialist headquar
ters in Crouna bail, the former Beptain-
her 1ft rA ik. I.iut WA.IlieAHj. V " Avenin V.
Mr. O Hare will speak in and around ' !
Omaha from 8itemher )) to 25. Mr. Work
spoke at Florence but night and will apeak
at South Omaha SefXeniber a. Mr. Work
challengsa say candidate, republican or
democrat, to meet blm on the atunifj and
tk the negauva of tbe quoatlon, "Re
solved, Thst saeisltsnt la tbe true sojuUen
oi tbe public. Drablcma 1 ILe aajr.'L
laiUra4 mj aar M
imus htMtif sf el4. nsk
Iiih an sei to ta trtrjoa
s4 si Ula iim Um srstsai 4.1 Md
ipr sinUaiaC te u4 suurs to
nr S Us HI
GRAY'S KEKVH POOD PILLS
St. Louis
School
or'
FineArts
RAWING. PAINTING, MODEL
INC. DECORATIVE DESIGN,
APPLIED ART
tpsrtaien it Wuhliiton rjalvsnliy
with Ar Itmnn snd AM l.lbrsrjp.
Antique sn4 III tsdy, r niomy. tr.
prilv. cumni'ttilon, tiwv-work, Ulus
trta letart complete inilructit.1.
C'crsmla dents tnrn fnras os t is po
n' whnl, bora In th kllD.dMorst In rs
Hot and solor. snd.r nd orer tlie. Tbs
axtlitlcbookblndlineoaMsUalsoeompli-t-i.
Or.nd Prlis, 8t. M". EJo.ltlon. for
students' worki oola MM''" ntwtnr.
eiudaottsntxrst any time, nay snd nigh.
lllualratad booklet Ire. Bd rasr opoua
Sapt. M. IKK.
HAL8FT C. L L D., Dlrarinr
1Mb A Locum Strerta. Bt. lslt
DELLEVUE COLLEGE
COLLEUBi CImipI'"', aclentlHu, philoso
phical courses.
ACADtM An accredited High School
Preparea for Uellevue or any other col
ltsa or university.
NORMAL BCHOOL Elementary and ad
vanced courses. ' CertiOcaUs granted.
CONSERVATOR Y Theory of mualo, pi.
ano, volos, violin, elocution and art.
CONNECTIONS with Omahai Electrlt
line and Burlington Railway.
Fall semester opens Septsmber IS.
Address President Wadswortb. Bellerae,
Neb.
t Mm toad sad Usla tkai stard aiok sad
aarsnnaal ralial al saak s Uau far waak aaaaaorr.
Sarawus staamstaa. laaa l asaaUto and Malf
I arl daame al tka Mm arsaaa Tkar tartsa'-
sad raatara laaiarui niajiir la aaaa
srtso. All aaars ranniaaiaM uaas. carraaaauoa
aausdasUall laaa alrculaf. Prtaa, Baa Full
0 kasasl A.W sr sasti aa aaaala4 al ajtca.
Shertriaa & McGonnsll DrugCo.
"fall aw Ike fUf
THERE AND
BACK
Chattanooga, Tenn. .. $28.00
Sold Sept. 15th. to 17th. Inc.
Atlanta, Ga $32.10
Sold Oct. 8th. and 9th.
New Orleans, La. ...$22.50
Sold Oct. 16th.
All Information cheerfully given.
Wabaah City Ticket Office,
1601 Farnam St.,
or address
HARRY E. M00RES,
G. A. P. 1. Wab. R. II.
OMAHA, -NEU.
Swell Fall Styles
for Men
Your time won't be wasted look
ing at our new (all styles. Thay
are original, exclusive and correct,
the proper fashion in footwear.
Will be pleased to have you call at
this store and post yourselves on
th new styles, in up-to-date shoes.'
3.50, $4, $5
Either price will buy a pair of
shoes original, exclusive and cor
rect.
You can't do better than coma in
and see what we have (or your
feet.
FRY SHOE CO.
THK SHOERS,
16th and Douglas Streets.
STATE' FAIR
SEPT. 3d TO 7th.
SPECIAL SERVICE
SEPT. 4, 5, 6 '
Iave Omaha 8:15 a.m. -'
Arrive Fair Grounds 10:00 a.m.
Arrive Lincoln 10:05 a.m.
a Leave Lincoln 7:30p.m. ;
Leave Fair Grounds....... 7:85 p.m. ';
REGULAR SERVICE
In. Omaha. .7:20 a m. 2:01p.m. 4:40p.m. 11:15 p.m. '
Ar. Lincoln. .8:50a.m. 8:40).m. 6:35p.m. 11:50p.m.
Account Bryan's home-coming reception, special train (or . Omaha
leaves Lincoln 10 p. m. September 6th.
FARE: $1.65 ROUND TRIP
LOW RATE:
VIA
UNION PACILFIO
FROM OMAHA
ktilNYRuYAL
sViTrVN luteal out I
. THK llliSUMt BMSk..
PILLS
ataa aar-a fUU Ta .adAN
. 1 b.ld axtallk lKMa. ilV
Hk Blua Kiu. Takaaaataar. V
S.j mi tut Ijtivi1 aatt &J.k k4 -
(MM
Clll.CVrm.THfn tnt.Llsa. Ua
us iifctsB rji i-a, tot sa
rn' Mard4 a. Sal. aalaM, Alara
BaUabla. So4 by DiU(frtf rry -.
CAssBjaal Vt i aaiaa4aaaala. a
To' Colorado and Batora ....
TU kets on sals hept. 1 to 21, lnclustva.
To Colorado and Botora
Dmiy Ui Hept. Ju. .
To Ordaa or Salt x.aka City and kstnra
First and third Tuesdays, Kept, to Nov,
Inclusive.
To Ordsa or Salt Lass City and Batuta
Kvery day to ttrpt, 30.
To Bslsna and BnMo and mature
First and tlilrtt 'l uesaays, nepu jo inpv.,
lnrluslve.
To Baa rraaotsoo or X,os AsfSlss aad
Bstnra, dully to Hept. 14. .
To TaUowstons Park and Bstnra
Including rail and stage, dally to Sept. 17.
To Vortlaad, Taooma, Ssattla, or to laa
Franctsoo, Z.os Aarslss, Baa Dtag-o aad
Bstnra. bally to brpt. 15.
$15.00
$17.50
$26.50
$30.50
$34.30
$50.00
$55.00
$60.00
sImm f-f To California, Boturalag- via ForUail
$U,3U LMily to riept. 14.
ar-C (A A To Tsllowstoaa Vara and Bstnra
yiUU Including rail. BtHge and hotels In par
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days' trip, dully to 8tpt. 17.
Also very low round-trip" rates, every day to Sept. H, to many other
Oregon, Washington, Montana. Idaho and British Columbia points.
Inquire at
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'Phone Douglas 844.
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