The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, February 10, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTOK1A. SATURHA., FCBIU'ARY 10, MOO gaily; Statortau JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Tclephont Mala SSL TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Sent by mail, per year II.M Bent by mall, per month M Served by carrier, psr month W SEMI-WEEKLY. Bent by malt, per year, In advance SIM Postage free to subscribers. All communication! Intended for pub lication should be directed to th edl tor. Business communlcationi of all kinds and remittance must be address ed to 'The Astorlan. The Astorlan guarantees to Its ad- Tertlsera the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. ' Advertising rates can b had on ap plication to the business manager. J. J. Hill opp.es the passage of the Payne subsidy bill on the ground that it will "do no good for the American farmer." The bill has been endorsed by , the National Board of Trade and is sup ported by nearly all the great shipping interests of the country. The necessity for some form of aid in securing the carriage of American products to for eign markets and foreign imports to American markets in American ships has been a subject of discussion for many years. Even Mr. Hill not long ago was a pronounced advocate of the identical measure now pending before congress as the Hanna-Payne shipping bill. Mr. Hill has since become the practical master of all transportation systems In the Northwest Dewey's victory has been the means of placing in the hands of this country one of the principal keys to the Oriental com merce. Mr. Hill is preparing to en gage in Oriental commerce from the terminals of his Puget sound roads on a greatly Increased scale. He Is in a position, in fact, to become as much the monopolist of trans-Pacific com merce as he is the monopolist of Northwestern trans-continental com merce. Mr. Hill has changed his mind about the benefits of a government sub sidy to American ships. Mr. Hill does not tell the farmers, whom he Is re ported in yesterday's Oregonian to have addressed at Minneapolis, why he changed his mind on the subsidy ques tion. The country probably attaches considerable importance to Mr. Hill's lews on that important question. The Oregonian agrees with Mr. Hill's posi tion on the question. It Is being urged in congreis by the opponents of the subsidy bill that the sentiment of the Northwest, as voiced by its newspapers, is unanimously opposed to the bill. This is not true. Leading business men throughout the Northwest are in ac cord with the leading men of other sec tions of the country in favoring the passage of the Payne bill. Its passage would lead to the establishment of other steamship lines to the Ori ?nt beslaes those controlled by Mr. Hill and the railroad Interests with which he is al lied and for which he stands. The peo ple of the Northwest are being mis represented In this important matter. People tainted with scrof ula very often develop con sumption. Anemia, running of the ear, scaly eruptions, imperfect digestion, and enlargement and breaking down of the glands of the neck, are some of the more firominent of scrofula svrnp-oms-are forerunners of con sumption. These conditions can be arrested, consumption prevented and health re stored by the early use of Scott's Emulsion Your doctor will tell you so. At all drortuts ; foe. and f ijo. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemist Mew York. Scrofula and Consumption r.lollior'sStoryofOaby'sGuro Of a Most Distressing Humor by the Cutlcura Remedies. When our baby was a week oKl, wiems appeared on the top of her . . a a a .. 1 v i 8 Ik vL Mr oldest bov, aye nloe years, was troubled with sores on diflere nt parts of the bHlv, esivcially ou tiie leg, about tweuty-four In all. The were about the size of a flve-ceiit piece, aud would fester very much and eject a pus. 1 her were verv paluful. After mv above experience with the cure of my little girl with (Ythtra Kkuedies, I did uot bother with the doctor in this cae. but gave him the Cvtutra treatment which completely cured him in four week. Mrs. K. BUTLER, li9 3d Ave., S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Sleep for Skin-Tortured Babies Ann RrsT rK Tired Mothfrs Id a warm bath with CTTici'a Soap, and a single ipi'B taboa of 1 1 ru l'.; Oiniiuvnt, great? of eroollteot skla cure. This tmtmrnt, aJri In ti e M'K.rr r.is by crriiTaa Kkmilvcxt, U coo) and cleanse th blood, aflonl In Maui roltrf, permits rv-l Ut parent and deep fur child, and points to a speedy, permanent ami mtiioiHk al rune uf trturiii(t, disfiguring, Itrhlng, burning, blredlnfr, scaly, pimply, in J cru-U-J f tlu an J scalp humor with lout of hair, when all else fall. Sold throughout tlx world. Covptxrs Ext&kxal asd Istkr.xal Tbkatment. Price, Tits Sit, l.flSt or. CtTura a Soar. tv. Crocus inntment, to Crnccn Rssolvmct. JOe, rurrsa Ikuo asi cut. Coar, 1'rup-, Boston. Bow to Curt Erery Kind ot Humor," free. Rare Tear Hair with warm ahsmpoos of Ctmcrru Soar, sod Debt dress. Inr of CimcvaA, punt of emoluenu and frctt ot skla cum, Thl ttmpt, nfrthio, and tMiptiMtT trMtnwnt will tkar Um olp tod balr ot tbi ale, u4 dandruff, aootb trritaMd and ttchtnf urnK, lUmulAto tb halt follieka, upplj ttw rooUwlthuMrgy and aonrlaluMOt, and auk Um hair ro oa a deaa, wookaooM tolp twn, all tlM tall. Why do not our chambers of commerce and boards of trade take steps to cor- rect the misapprehension Mr. Hill and thers have created at Washington. The people of the Northwest will re reive more benefits from the passage of the Payne bill than those of any other portion of the country. Tet it may be defeated largely on the theory of their opposition to It. Isn't It time something was being done in the mat ter? AS MINISTER DENBT SEES IT. At the annual dinner in New York of the American Asiatic Association. tormer minister to China, Charles Den by, said In part: Look at China as she stands today. . &ne nas seen an tne nntiona nr the Kant rise. rein and disappear. She counts back six t:ousand years of written his- tory. Amid the fall of empires she stands Arm and solid. She has an area ' of over 4.0000,000 square miles. She has w, w j . , 1 (wiiyimwM lilt, u UUIIII5 IHJ ,,1I1C Kl Pekln, was estimated by competent scholars to be 360,000,000. She is awak- i enlr.g today from the sleep of centuries, Her foreign trade, according to that John Barrett, amount, to only 1239.000.- 000 or not one dollar a head. He pro- phesies, and I agree with him, that this trade will before many years reach 700,000,00a Her policy is greatly mis- understood and undervalued. She is the most tolerant on religious questions of all the countries of the world except the United State I am not goir g to talk to you of Dew- ey and the first of May, 189S. We all know all about the naval battle which, whether we v ill or no, changed the his- ; tory" of the world. After It was fought we leaped to our feet, a world-power. We took our proper place among the! . tJ . . . , 1 nations of the world. A modest place, a non-boasting place, but a firm and J stron; one, and the Eagle became thej equal of the KuwBlan Bear and the; British Lion. We did not become a nr.iaotvtfrr r.f subversive rinctrtnp hut r ,,,, v. . . . 1 lie, and we will ask only what Is right, and we will submit to nothing that Is wrong. I ' w Manila, the central p'ace of the Far nav resource within Itself which l.'aet, stands at the open door of China; j make some kinds of outside aid unnec all the steamship lines head for this 1 eggarv. There has Just been turned out port, and day by day make it a port ,. r. D, . . 1. ' ,K!at the Beer workshop there a 28- Ul tilll. miayjj i it rj citviiib . 1 1 1 1, nit sawyers, the railroad men and the mer chants are at Manila. Gentlemen, a new era has come upon us. We have the Hawaiian islands, Guam, Puerto Pico, the Philippines and part of Samoa for our own, and we are holdirg Cuba in tutelage today. Wheth er we will or no these are accomplished facts. The fingtr of destiny has point ed the way to commercial greatness. Our Western coast is alive, awake, and Is stretching out its hands for the trade of hundreds of millions of people, which is to make San Francisco, Tacoma and Seattle the rivals of New York, Phila delphia and Boston. The Southern states se the Illimitable market for their cotton and for their iron. I know that "ur skilled mechanics can beat the -vorld In making manufactured articles. Let us give them a world-wide market Again the Astorlan calls the atten tion of the press and business men ofj Oregon to the significant omission of, any reference to the Columbia river- called by Thomas Benton the gateway to the Orient ln these published utter ances of public men concerning the in creased trade which will soon come to this country from Asia. Why is it that Oregon is completely and uniformly overlooked ln these calculations. Why Is It our people are not alarmed by these strange discriminations? When will the business men of Portland, Sal em, The Dalles, and other points in Mend ana spread an over nor setup, isce, and forehead, forming one mass of sore. You can realixe how much she must have suffered, when she scratched at times till tho blood ran intermingled with water. Our family doctor's treatment proved ineffectual, as tho disorder, instead of abating, developed more. We then stopped all medict'd treatment, aud com menced with CmcTRA Rxmkmes. We used tho Ccticvra Resolvent, Ccti- . r:..v..tt a...) Oii.Mn a C a as aft 11 r01'3 of .e eotcma disappeared, the M skia and scalp were left perfectly clear Mrs. E. BUTLER, l Oregon begin to realiie the. extent of Oregon's decline In commerce? When will they come to understand that Portland has totally ceased to figure as a Pacific coast seaport? When will they be made to understand that Ore gon will lose all share In the grand opportunities for future extension of trade unless a change Is made In the existing condition of Columbia river commerce? Wolseley Is a great believer In the efficiency of the Infantry arm, and there are military writers who declare that ..tne c&va!ry ftrm ha8 8een , da).g. , no modem Pf certalnlyi ; was cavalry used so effectively as by I General Sheridan in the civil war In tut that war saw more than one ,pnovatIon on oId methods. and " tl,en that mounted Infantry first came Into use and a most effective iorce it proved. Every Boer In the field . j . j . . . .t . . today is a mounted infantry. That Is, he Is a cavalryman for purposes of rapidly moving from one place to another, but dismounts and becomes 11 n infantryman for fighting purposes. The Brill8h ,eader9 have le"Mi hum tne Boers what tbW might have learned long ago from the Americans, jn is noticeable that the colonial forces whlcn have em , d home ' , government are lar8clr elther cavalrr or mounted Infantry, practically the latter. These were prominent in recent !ln0Vements which have been successful, 1 . , . . . . I a ln the reat flank niovement. It eem Probable, though veiled to an ex- tent, is now being made, they form a arge ,art, If not the largest. This . . . , . . movement Is designed to uncover the entrenched positions of the Boers, and probably force a fight in the open, a ttyle to which the latter are not accus- I tomed, and In which they will be at a disadvantage. Kimbeiley, one of the British towns the Boers fire finxfnua tn win pounder gun, which throws a shot ac curately for 8,00 yards. It has been named the Long Cecil after Cecil Rhodes probably on acount of its reach. 5E! V Ur. Shilohs tougn and 7.nsiimniinn rcyii.jLaiiijJiiUla' uire Thlt It beyond question the most tuccexHtuI touich Medi cine ever known to science: a tew doitea invariably cure the worst cae of Cnuih, Cronp and Brcn':hiti, while it won derful success in the cure of Consumption is without a par allel in the history of medicine, fcince its fust discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a till which no other medicine can stand. If you have a v.ungn, we earnestly Sold by CHARLES ROGERS. ask yoo r.Vi totrylt. ln United States and yzA Canada 2T., Mc. and$I.W, and L lM j ana y ITj SOLE PROPRIETORS ij !S.CWells&Co) 'If LEROY. N.Y. jjl "I was nearly dead with dysipla, tried! doctor, vlatted mineral springs. ana rrw wor, I hikm kouoi uyS' pepsla Cure. That cured m." It dl Bests what you cat. Cure Indlfftttlon, sour stonis.cn, neartburn ana all formr ot aysppsia.! Ltiaa Kogere, Uow happy we can be when our con Kcli'ine ia not condemnatory, PeWltfs Little Early Klavre purify the blood, cln the liver, Invigorate in svatem. Famous lltt) pills fur con ttpatloa and liver trouble. Cha Rog era, Miss Annls E. Gunning, Tyre, Mloh. sas: "I suffered a long time from dy Ppsia; vt nenh and became very wvak. Kodol Dyspepsia Cur complete ly cured me." It digest what you l and cure all forms of tomach trouble. It never falls to give Immediate relief In tn worst cas. Cbaa Rogwrs. Why are we always lolling our trou bles to persons who take no Interest la them? Mrs. R. Churchill. Berlin. Vt.. says "Our baby waa covered with running sores. DeWlW Witch Uasel Salve cured her." A specific for pile and skin disease. Beware of worthless counterfeits, Chaa Itoger. It Is a notlctable fact that a day off frequently slgnllles just what I im plied In the expression. As a eur for rheumatism Cham berlatn'a I'aln Balm Is galiUng a wide reputation. D. B. Johmnon of Rich mond. I nd has been troubled, with that ailment since 1S61 In sneaklna or it ne says: "I never found any tning that would relieve me until used Chamberlain's rain Balm. It acta like maglo with me. My fn4 was swollen and Da nlnar rr.a very much out one- good application of Fain Balm relieved me ro sal by manes uogers. uow many persons are tar more ready to believe In the prognostlca tions of a fortune teller than in the efficacy of their own efforts. My son has Ixvn troubled for year witt cnrotilc diarrhoea. Sometime ago I persuaded him ;o take some of Chamneriain Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy. After twlng two botue of the !S-oent lxe he was cured. I give this testimonial hoping some one similarly afflicted may read It and be benefited. THOMAS C BOWER. Glancoe, O. For tale by Charles Roger. Whenn man is taken tn, he la a) ways out Mr. J. Sheer. Sedalls, Mo., saved his child's life by On Minute Courh Cure. Dootors had given ber up to die with croup. It's an Infallible cure for ooughs, colds, grippe, pneumonia, bron chitis and throat and lung trouble. Relieves at once. Cha Roger. Only S00 person In 1,000,000 die of old age. "One Minute Cough Cure I the best remedy I ever used for cough and eld It la unequalled for whooping cough. Children all like it." write II. N. Will iams. Gentryrllle, Ind. Never fall. It 1 the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Cures coughs, colds, hoarseness, croup, pneumonia, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles Its early use prevents con sumption. Cbas Rogers. The ladder of fame may be adapted to any climate. J. B. Clark. Peoria. 111., says: "Sur geons wanted to operate on me for piles, but I cured them wltn DeWltt'a WltcD Hasel Salve." It is Infallible for piles and skin diseases. Beware of coaster fett Chaa Rogers. Some people spend a lot of money practicing economy. A SURE CURE FOR CROUP. Twenty-five Tears' Constant Failure. Use Without a The first indication of croup 1 hoarsnes, and in a child subject to that disease it may be taken as s sure sign of the approach of an at tack. Following this hoarsneas is 1 peculiar rough cough. If Chamber lain's Cough Remedy Is given as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, it will pre vent the attack. It Is used In many thousand of homes in this broad land and never disappoints the anx ious mothers. We have yet to learn of a single Instance In which It has not proved effectual. No other prepa ration can show such a record twenty-flve years' constant use with out a failure. For sole by Charles Rogers. All Astorlan who visit Portland and desire spending a pleasant evening In company with polite people and In the enjoyment or an unexcelled musical program, should go to the Fredericks burg. Besides vocal and instrumental selections there are many other at tractions to delight the visitors. The new management Is making the Freder icksburg a well-merited success. BROWN sc GRANT. Props, It takes but a minute to overcome tickling ln the throat and to stoo cough by the use of One Minute Cough Cure. This remedy quickly cures all forms of throat and lung troubles. Harmless and pleasant to take. It pre vents consumption. A famous specific for grippe and its after effects. Chas Rogers. There Is nothing like poverty to give one a practical knowledge- of the scar city of the milk of human kindness. fJERVITA PILLS Restore Vitality Lost Vigor and Manhood. Cure Impotency.KlbtEmisBlonsand wasting diseases, an etiects 01 sell abuse, or excess and indis cretion. A nerve tonic and blood bnllder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and vaaf Aaa 4-Is r$ SlitYi S&By mall 60c Ter box. O boxes 1CDLI71CR LUC 111 c ay A. VlSUbUS for with a written euaran. tee to care or refund the money 8end for circular. Address, NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton A Jackson Sts CHICAGO, iiX Tot lals by Chart ftosers. Druggist Oregon. 1 mm. iT") 7.n ,1 ASTORIAN. BARGAIN COLUMN I he Mont for Cash, I am advertising for th Cash grocery lrad, fir whloh I offor the fullest wulg.tt and lowrst prtc. Kwrythlng clean and fresh. Prompt attention. CHAKLE3 LAU80N, GrocrUs and Crockery. 1 hcits'H Satisfaction In buying sllvarwar whore the stock Is complete and you have an assurance as to quality. I have a Inrge aMrtmkt of sterling stiver and hollow war lit latest digii for wedding presents and holiday trade. Be sure to see It before you buy. Q. W. SMITH. lit Commercial street. Who Dot Your LuiitHlry'.1 We claim, and we will prove to every one, that we have the best and moat up-to-date laundry on the Coast. A trial order will convince the most particular. If you want neat, prompt work, try th CITY STEAM LAUNDnT, lit Franklin Avenue. Ft 8CHIMPFERMAN, Prop. For a Holiday (Jlft There Is nothing nicer than a pt-'Ce of ailverw:ir or cut gluas. I hav a compUta) aJMrtmeni of the latest productions at rniaitil prlivs. H. KKSTROM. The Jeweler. S4S Commercial 8tret Better Thau Fvcr The Bond Street Fish Market Is better than ever prepared to supply fresh and salt fish of all kinds. Goods delivered to any part of th city and satisfaction guaranteed. BOND STREET FISH MARKET, U7 Bond Street Millinery Novelties I desire to further call the atten tlon of the ladle to my handsome stock or trimmed mllllnry. It com prises the latest creations of the millinery art. and I am offering re duced rates for the nest 10 days. MI83 McRAE. Dr. T. N. Bull DENTIST. ITS Commercial Street, ASTORIA. ORB. Over Schlussel's Clothing 8tore. THE LOtVKC. Strnnk'erg vioiiing in the city will tliul tho Iuvm mi attractive resort wherein i npnil 1 lie evening. The Amine Sinters L'tilitM' (ri'l'gir is still on the bills and irtwnla iiiu'hllr a musii al program of rxeptKnl merit, Handsome pool and billiard riKiim a'e a feature hi connection willi the lionte. 1'alatablo (urn lies will be served at all notira GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS WANTED. "Fort Stevens. Oregon. Jan. S. 1900. Sealed proposals In duplicate will be received r.ore until 12 m. February 10. 1900, and then opened, for the pur chase of thive S-lnch guns and car r wires (cast iron): 2.1 10-Inch tuna and corriiiges (cast Iron); Ave 2u0-pound farroti guns ana earn !- (cam Iron), 1.KO0 I olid shot I-lnvh and 10 Inch (cast Iron); 4. 800 shells, l-lrah and 10-lnoh (cast Iron); 12i hand spikes (wrought Iron); two U-ton hydraulic Jacks; and many other ar ticles of Iron, wood and copper. Right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Information furnished upon aDDUra- tlon. W. A. BETHEL, First Lieutenant, Third Artillery, Commanding. TO CURE LAQRIPPE IN TWO DATS Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tableta All druggists refund the money If It falls to cure. R. W. Groves' signature Is on each box. 25a. ' GOVERNMENT PROPOSAL. Treasury Department, Washington, D. C, January 10, 1900. Seated propos als for the purchase of the revenue steamer Corwln will be received by Captain V. F. Toiler, R. C. 8., until II o'clock M., Saturday, February 10th nxt. The Corwln Is a steamer of 213 gross tons, top-salt schooner rig; with Oregon fir frame and copper and gal vanized iron faatenlngs; extreme length 145K feet: beam molded 23 feet; draft 9 feet 4 Inches forward and 11 feet 5 Inches aft; has one Inverted direct acting engine, and one cylindri cal Scotch return tubulur boiler, built In lSi9, and Is supplied with sails, awn- Iiikb. anchors, rhilna. hnaii ...., u indies, etc. The vessel can be seen , AwiriiRciiu, ,v ttniiiiiBlun, upon application to either Captain Toiler or her commanding ofllcer, and will bs open for Inspection until the date above named. Proposals should be endorsed Hteami-r Corwln," and addressed to Captain D. F. Tozlor, R. c. 8., Port Townsend, Washington. O. L. SPAULDING, Assistant Secretary. GOVERNMENT PHOPOSAL8 WANTED. "Fort Stevens, Oregon, Jan. 6, 1900. -Scaled proposals In duplicate will be received hore until 12 m. Feb. 10. 1900. and then opened for the purchase of ine louowing at rort Canby, Wash ington: Two 8-Inch guns and car riages (cast Iron); 13 10-Inch ituna ajia carnages team iron); one tV4 Inch rifle (cajft Iron) with carriage and limber (wood): two aoo-nmnd Paj-rott guns and carriages; two car nages ror w-incn gun (cast lroni: four carriages for 8-Inch rifle convert. eu (cam iron); 1000 shot 8-Inch and io-incn (cast iron): 2.600 shell 8-innh and 10-lnch (oast iron), and many other articles of Iron, wood and cop per. Klght to reject any or all bids Is reserved. Information furnished upon application. W. A. BETHEL. First Lleut-nanf Third Artillery, Commanding." LIGHT-HOUSE PROPOSALS WANTED. Sealed Drooosals will b reralvo mt me omce or tne ivisnt-House insnaptnr Manuam Building, Portland, Oregon, until 12 o'clock M., March 1. 1900 fnr furnishing provisions for vaicls and stations In the 13th light-house district tor me nscai year ending June 30, 1901, In accordance with SDecifliatlona. rnn. to of which, with blank and other Information, may be had up- un AiJimuniion io uommanaer J. d. Taussig, U. 8. N. Oregon Short Line Railroad. TUB DIRECT ROUTS TO Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Cittern Points. GMvss ohotc of twe favorite rout, el the Union PaoUle Fast Mall Lit, ot the Rio Orsads Soenl Linos. LOOK AT TUB TlatB H Days to Suit Lake 2) Days to Denver 3J Days to Chicago 4J Days to New York. rree reotlntns; obaJr. uphototered tour 1st elMpIng cars, and Putlntaa psJao sttwper. oxterattd on all trains. For further Information, ppy lo Or Astoria, Oregnn, C. O. TERRT, W. B. COM AN Trav. Pas Agt. Qso. Agsat, 1M Third sX. Mrttand. Or. Q. W. LOUNmituRnT, Acaot. a R. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. Leave. POHTLANb. Xrrlvt7 1:00 a. m. hot p. m. Portland Union Dpot.lil:ll a.m. for Astoria and lnuri ; p.m. meoiata poinia ASTORIA. . For Portland A la termedlat points T.ett a.m. U:Mam. lt:Np.m, I 10 p.m BRA8IDB DIVISION. p m a. m. 8:l'll:$SfI,v I il:MIAr S M; 11:11 LV ' :1 l:00Ar a.m. p.m. iw 1 a lie ...Astoria... .Wsrrsnion Ar l.v T:0 1:l 1:61 Ar asld.,.. Lv 11 SPECIAL SEASIDE SUNDAY TRAIN Leaves Astoria at I ) a m.; arrives al Seaside a. m. Passengers may return en any train shown on sohedul on same data ALL TRAINS to and from Seaside rus ot Flavel and Hammond Tla Warren toa All trains make close eonneotloa at Ooble with all Northern Paetne trains to and from the east or Bound points. At Portland with all train laavlng Voloa depot. At Astoria with I. R. A N. Co.' boat and rail Una 10 and from Hwace and North Beach polnta TlinOL'O' TICKETS en sals at As tort for ' .amanto, San Francisco, all Eastern and European points. City Uckrt offlo Astorta. IK Cpmmsrs rial street. J. 6. MAYO. Oen'l Frt and Paas. Agtt A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When peopls ar eonttmplatlng a tni whether on business or pleasure, tb) naturally want th beet s-srle ob. tatnaois so far a spsed. eomfort sad safety I conearoad. Employe of the WISCONSIN CENTRAL LIN EL are uald to rv th publlo and our train are opsrated ao as to make etas eon nsotlaas with diverging lines at efl Juacvtioa potnia Pullman Palace Slseplng and Chair Car oa through train Dining Oar ssrvKs nsexostled. Mial erred a la carta la order ts obtain this Rtsi etass ssnrloa ask Ue ticket agent to ll you a Uckei t The Wisconsin Central Lines. and yon will mats direct eooneoUons at St Paul for Chloago, Milwaukee and all points ssst For any further Information osUl on aai ticket agent or eorrespood with J AS. C POND, Oen. Pas. Agent or JAJ A CLOCK. Milwaukee, Wis. Oeneraj Agent M Stark St. rostlaag Or EAST m SOUTH LEAVB PORTLAND ARRIV1 OVERLAND EX- PRKHH. tnr ftaUm. n.il P.ltsKU,Aoh Roseburg. Ashland, laormnto, Ogden, San Francisco, Io Jv. Los Angeles, ,l;00 A.M. Ki nmi, new Or ans and ths East Itoseburg passenger Via Woodburs, for Mount Angel, Bll varton, West Solo, brownvllts. Spring Held and Nation..., t ra A. M s:N F. M Dally except Sunday Dally except Sanday I7: A. M Corvallls cassenser fl:M A. M:W P. M Indepeodanos pass' Daily, tDally except Bunaay. Connectlns at Ban Francisco with OeS. dental aV Oriental, Paclno Mall and Oes- anic ateamsnip nnei ror JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, HAWAII AND THE PHILIPPINES Rabat tickets on sal daily between rvrtiana, Baoramenio. ana nan irranols oo. Met rates til flrsl-olass, and 111 second-class. Inalislins sleeoer. Fates and tickets to Eastern points ano s.urop. Also japan, uaina. Honolulu snd Australia. Can be obtained from J. B KIRKlAND, Ticket Agent, 1ft Third st., Manaser1. O. F. 4V Throusb tickets (Ssst for lowest rates Tall on C. J Trenchard, local agent. wer.s s arso wi DkMUi solo. Astoria, norU TICKETS I '0pLP0I)lTS EAST Through palaos and tourist sleepers, dining and library observation cars. ELEGANT VESTIBULE TRAINS, No, 4, "Flyer" leaves Portland at 3.45 p. m. p. m. No. t. "Flyer." arrives Portland at 8 00 s. m. For rate, etc., call or adiwais Q. W. LOUNBBERRT. Agent O. R. & N., Astoria, or A. B. C DENNISTON, C. P. ft T. A., Portland. Ore. I WHITE COLLAR LINt esssararass ) Columbia River and rust B"und Navi gation Coniaiiy, lislley (atsnrt leaves Astorta dally, except Humlay, at t p. m. Leaves Portland dally except Sun day at T a. m. White Collar line tickets and O. R. A N. tickets Interchangeable on Ballsy Uatsert and llaaaalo. A. J, Taylor, Astoria Agt U. B. SCOTT, Telephone UL President It T UXURIOUS 1 RAVEL rPHB "North.Western 14 ml ltd" traisa, eleetrlo lighted throughout, both In side and out, and utm heated, are, without exception, the Onest trains tn the world. They embody the latest, newsst and best lds for comrmt. eonvenienoe and luxury ever offered the traveling publlo, and altogether ar th most 00m. piste and splendid production ot tb ear bulldsr' art. These Splendid Train Connect with The Great Northern The Northern I'nclflc and The Canadian I'aciric AT ST. PAUL FOR CHICAGO nnd the RAST. No extra charge for thes superior ao. commodailons and all elasaes of Uckets ar availabl for passage oa th famous "North-wester Limited. All trains oa thl line are protected by the Interlocking niock system. W, II. MBAD. F. C SAVAOB. Oen'l Agent, T A. Portlssd Ore. s"v 1 aw mm f TIMS 5CMPCMJI.FJ DErART rroui yorUtiid. Aaatvi Hall U, loafer, n : I" Worth.' bmslis. Kan-! t hlcau an4 ICnU n Bpnne ! ', Hr'B-' Hi-ssd Vlvse MUineaimlls.stPaul, Vlir IWsTm. 1'iilum; Nllwauke.. J?"' from Astoria loCOAN TEAM.1MIP3 All Hailing liatoa sub- lort In rliaiif s. For hao r raiiiHo-Ml Feb. J, T.li, IT, V, T Colombia ftlvsf 1 7am Staamer 4tn;i El Humlay Tj 1 Portland aa4 1 Mouilsy Way Landinia fmra I'nrtland W1LLAM KTm HIVKII A? ,," KxHtuwayL. .... . Msutmay BaUtn A Way-Land Wlllamslt aad Vaas' , . Tam. siUKI-srs. uVh auuoi. WayUudlms. j KlPafla a-i,oi... VvlswUln U.t. dly j s..tu i IXiam. KIriato Uwlslon. dally tarn WIM.aMKT 4:p. m. Tus,Thui I'orilancl 1 'Mod, Wed Saturday and wsy .Krlilay O. W. aVOCNSBBRltT, - Agent Astoria, B HUBXBUBT, Osav pas. Ast Prtlaa4. Or. Through Tickets EAST AND SOUTHEAST 'SlCTO' PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS. TOURISTS SLEEPERS and FREE RECLININO CHAIR CARB -Dally t- Salt Lake. Denver. Omaha. Chicago, Kansas City and other Eastern eltle. Dsggsg checked tnrourn to aeatinatlon. union Jjepot, rast time, lowest rates, Plntsch lurht In all ears. For rates and other Information call oa or aaares O. W. LOUNSBERRT, Agent O. R. N. Co. Aaloria. Ores' on. or J H. LOTHROP, Oen.- Agapt, m inira nu cor, Aiaer, fortiana. ur. ((I A familiar name for the Chicago, Mil waukee ft St. Paul Railway, known all over rhe Union a th Oreat Railway unnlng th "Pioneer Limited" trains every day and night between Bt Paul and Chloago, and Omaha and Chicago. The only perfect trains tn the world." Understand: C otic sot Ions are made wtta all Transcontinental Lines, assuring to passegenrs ths best servrce Known. Lux urtous ooaohes, slotrlo light, steam beat of a verity equaled by no otlisr line. Be that your ticket reao via "Tb Milwaukee" when going to any point la th United Bute or Canada. All ticket tgenta sell teem. For rates, pamphlets, or otlvsr informa tion, (address, J. W. CASET, C. 3. KDDT, ' Osneral Agent, Portland, Ot Trav. Pass. Agt, Portland. Or.