The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, February 20, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHK MORNING ASTOK1AA. 1 UEStA. FJCBIU'ARY 20, 11 00 gaily gUtoviau JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Telephone Main tit TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Bent by mall, ppr yer JIM Bent by mall, per mj.ith .W Served by carrier, pir month . SEMI-WEEKLT. Bent by mall, per year, la advance ,2.00 Postage free to subscriber. All communication Intended for pub lication should be directed to the edl tor. business communications of all kinds and remittances must be address ed to "The AstorlaR." The Astorlan guarantees to Its ad vertiser the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rates can be had on ap plication to the business manager. A pamphlet, edited by W. T. Stead, entitled "War Against War," has been revived at the Astorian office, mailed from London. As may be expected, from the name of Us editor, it is a pro tost against the war In South Africa but such a protest! Instead of a fair and dignified discussion of the his tory leading up to the South African st rug sit', with an argument in favor of the Justice or merits of the Boer side. It is stuffed with the most shocking statements reflecting upon the valor and humanity of the men and officers who are giving up their lives for their country Mr. Stead's country whether right or wrong on the banks of the Tugela and Modder rivers. It is al most Incredible that the government of England would admit to the malls for circulation among English people and those of foreign countries, possible enemies, such a mass of Intemperate and palpably untruthful stuff, calcu lated to misrepresent hT motives and belittle the services of her soldiers on th battle iields of a distant country. It Is certainly carrying the theory of individual liberty and freedom of opin ion entirely too far when a man iike this Stead is left unrestrained In his efforts to Inflame public passion at home and abroad against his country "TrV emergencies like that now confront ing England. I'nder like circumstances in some sections of America he would, and rightly, too, be strung up to the nearest lamp-post on sight by an in dignant populace. The gr?at sales of American manu factured goods in the rest of the world Is a manificient tribute to the fore sight and courage of the republican party, r.y Its Judicious tariff policy the -republican party saved a large part of the American market to the American producer, and by thia course caused homo competition which en couraed the invention of labor-saving appliances, while it has at the same time advanced the pay and shortened the working hours of the workers, giv in? them both the time and the stim ulous to the mental Improvement which has made the American workers more Intelligent than any other in the world There can be no dispute as to the re sult and benefit from the great repub lican doctrine of protection. Under the democratic tariff policy this country would yet be exporting its raw mater Icrofyla a it u!a very cfkn develop con- j sumption. Anemia, running i or the car, scaly eruption;, i i imperfect digesti on, ariu t i erilargement and breaking y I down of the glands of the r j neck, are some of the more f 4 prominent of scrofula symp-1 j t;ms-2re forerunners cf con- r Gumption. These conditicrs can be arrested, consumption : prevented and health rc- j stored by the eariy use c; 'f Scoffs Emulsion Your doctor will tell you so. At all druggists j Joe. and fi oo. SCOTT & UOWNE, Chemitt. Xew Vork. t I I lid onsumpf! 10! m i. a -' .1 i i n n x ii it i t i The Best Washing Powder. Housework Is Hard Work Without it. ial and then buyln? back the manu factured product for Its millions of population, without any such balance of foreign trale in our favor as is shown by the last gvverment state ment. Every true American will appreciate the following sentiments from a recent writer in the New York Tribune I observe meetings of Gorman an 1 Irish societies for the purr-ose pressing sympathy with the Boers. give rise to a reflection or two. We hear much of the Irish vote and the German vote as fact irs to ba ieokonod ' with by the politician. Such terms as ' the Scotch vote, the English vote or I the British vote would sound strange 1 to our ears. The Inference Is that the ! latter class (a word to be avoided by j all Americans as much as possible) does not vote en masse. The Irish vote would indicate that certain cltl sens are Irish first and American af terward. The first though of such pio ple is to use the American power for th purpose of satisfying a race hatred in harassing a friendly people. All Irishmen and Germans are not of the material to be massed at the polls In support of a green ticket or one col- j ored by foreign prejudice. It Is not i the Irish of it nor the English of it. as such, that I object to, but the deso- ' cration of the American of It. The ! only vote that can claim a patriotic I respect is an American vote, , if it is' cast on American soil. The only meet-! lnss are American meetings. If con-' ducted under the protection of the i StArs and String V want nn Path.-,. ' lie vote nor Protestant vote, no class1 nor sectional vote, in these United ' States of America. When a German tan becomes a citizen he throws off his lesiance to the emperor. When an ishman becomes a citizen he throws off his allegiance to the queen and to Ireland, too. and to all other foreign entanglements. The quicker we dis courage class legislation and class rec ognition, the better. George Washing ton, the defender of the foregoing sen timents, was f.n-t of all an American, although his blood was English. Those who are watching the course of events in South Africa without prej udice for the Boer or British are wait ing with much Interfst the report which may be now so n expected of the reli-f of JIafeking. There are few- finer passages in the story of the war than that abut Colonel i;aden-Pow-ell's defense of that place for months against an overwhelming force. He had at the outset only about six hun dred men, and at present cannot sure ly have as many as five hundred ef fectives. Yet he has hld at bay an army of from two thousand to six thousand Boers, commanded by one of the foremost Boer generals. Baden Pote!ls undoubted military skill has been rivalled only by his Imperturbabil ity. When summoned to surrender In order to avert bloodshed, he merely asked when the bloodshed was to be gin. When again summoned to sur render In order to put a stop to the destruction of life and property, he re plied that when he felt any need of relief from such destruction he would let the Boers know. And when he found the Boers spreading exaggerated tal-rs about the -.MJuntry for political effect, he responded with a proclama tion which for sheer "tall talk" and ''bluffing' beats all previous records. Beyond doubt, his cheery disposition, his unfailing fund of humor and ir- repre.Mible optimism has gone far in Inspiring hH handful of comiad-s to hold their ground against awful odds. It is a remarkable fact, too little com mented on, that the Boers have not yet succeeded in reducing one single British garrison of the several secure ly locked within their lines since the war began. If Buller has been unable to nlake headway against the Inac cessible entrenchments among the rocky hills surrounding Ladysmith, he has at least shown the courage to try to do so on at least two If not three occasions. But the Boers have not on ly failed to capture the starved and enervated British garrisons they have had so long imprisoned; they have not even attempted, with all their over whelming force, to do so. When we talk of British "reverses" it is only fair to remember that perhaps the only reason why there are no Boer re verses to record is because the Boers f V have afforded no opportunities to the British to rev?rse them, nvn In quar ter where all advantages wore In tholr favor. r3 it snunric ,m Couoh and nllfensumDiion B3 Thins heyor.il c.icitjn ;he must succrssf::! t'i)tih .Vc.li cne ever knouri to ..ciem-v: a lew dt.t4 inv::aKy curr the vort ca-iM ot i'mi.'ii. Croup and Hicuchit!, winlr inwi Oerful ucccsa in tno cure ot' C'onMtmp'.irTi is without a ar !!r! in the IiiN"-v of ninlvine. iin it tiist li.Noo.Try it hat ben n:j on a pmrjUff. itst which no o:lur n.cihciao can stand. It yi a havo a CoitRh, we earnest: v ask you totryit. In I'nitetl ratrsnr.1 Canada iV., !v. and :.!, and in EnKland li. W , S. &l ar.d 4. W. SOLE PROPRIETORS S.C.WELLS&CO. LEROY, N.Y. HAMILTON, CAN. Sold by CHARLES ROGERS. fJERVITfl I'SLLS Re8,lore Vi,aliiy Lost Visor ind Menhood. Ircpotency. Ki;!it Kmisslonaand wastin? uiseasti, all effects of self- ' . ?jabu?e, or excess and ind'.s- etion. A nerve tonic and Y7 vfiinood uuuuer. iinnps the vtrVpink plow to pale cheeks and restores t-ie Cre of youth r- NftRvEna!! fiOc per box, Obexes for $.CU; with a written guaran tee to cure or refund tbe money. Send for circular. Address, NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton A Jackson St., CHICAGO, 1' for 81 bf Cb arias Bxm Drua-iat. Oregon. TO THE TOBACCO TRADE. The wholesalers in Portland and San Francisco have combined to charge a set price for all tobacco. I buy direct from the same factories and for the same price as they do, therefore I am able and willing to sell exactly at Port land rates. By patronizing me you can at least save freight and purchase In quantities to suit your trade. Compare prices and be convinced. Respectfully, THEO. BRACKER, 513 Commercial Street WOMEN WANTED. Sixty-seven women wanted suffering fl0"1 reeur, pa.nful or stoppage of complicated diseases pertaining to changes of life, cured by old Dr. Kess ler, corner Second and Yamhill streets, Portland. Three hundred and fifteen women called last month. Consultation free and private rooms for ladles. If can't call, write, inolosing 10 2-cent stamps. Hundreds treated at home by his new system of home treat ment SOLFILINB. Solfillne! Solflline! If you are sick and tired of rubbers, which protect your feet from wet or cold, and wish to save continual re soling of your shoes', If you wish to stop greasing your harness and pro longing the life of same at least fifty per cent. If you wish to ive greasing your Delta in your manu factury, go to Peterson & Brown, at Astoria, and try a case of SolnUne on your shoes and harness. Buy your shoes only of those who have that scU Take no other. Adlress, PETERSON Sc. BROWN, General Agents. Astoria. Oregon. GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS WANTED. Office of C. Q. M.. Vancouver Ear racks, Wanli., February 12, 1900: Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be received here until 11 o'clock, a. m., March 12, 10, and then opened, for furnishing fuel at the several military posts In this department, for fiscal year com mencing July 1st, 1300. Information furnished here or by quartermasters at posts. U. 8. reserves right to reject or accept any or all proposale or any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked: "Proposals for Fuel at , and addressed to undersigned. J, W. JACOBS. C. Q. M. LIGHT-HOUSE PROPOSALS WANTED, Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Light-House Inspector, Marquam Building, Portland, Oregon, until 12 o'clock M., March 1, 190 for furnishing provisions for eaiela and stations In the 13th light-house district for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1901, in accordance with specifications, cop ies of which, with blank d oDosals and other Information, may be had up on application to Commander E. V, Taussig, U. B. N. xhyi Ssss X WW v' NOT A FOISiTO HCf PINCH Hut a t-uo bentt: i.".i r. U-i.:i the only prvjv sintioii sold unucr i p v.tiw j;:tnrnMtic ol fl.iHiil tU it it c 'il...;: s not ;t ,v;:.i.;i 'r IrncUnil tlictrol tl i) x.mi' N cr Mi 'i' ous sclistati iM.Uircil by the tv.ost ccU'!iite(l lutiMc il llir 1 rio .Uiil 'l,.'. tnalic s'.Hiic ; u ot'v.i iiilcil by i":i:'v: t p!ivimt:s Kin! r-vtvuiiceil IhttI by le.ulitiir d!i:n;, It UlticonU m i.:ui!i"ti in m umaI !.v f..xhn!vli!r la.lir In irtiwlu.ilr -.- tti.l v,mii''rli li ( A'k voltr dtUK):iM for it nn.t !, uol 1-c Iiu!iht1 luluW aiO'thillt tSr I'tm , .'.it mil Kl tmlli That clemency we make a virtue of provcoiU s.imi'diihw (imiii vanity, sometimes from Indolence, often from fear, and almost always from a mix ture of nil three. My son has Ixvn troubled for years wltn chrtuc diarrhoea. Sometime aw I persuaded him :o take some of chnmiHialn's Colic, Cholera and Dlnrrh'-a remedy. After lining two bottles of the !5-cont sle he wax cured. I give this testimonial hoping some one similarly afflicted may read It and be benefited. THOMAS C. BOWER, GHncoe, O. Fur sale by Charles Rogers. Conduct often seems ridiculous, the secret reasons of which are wise und solid. Mr. J. Sheer, Sedalla. Mo., saved his child's life by On Minute Cough Cure. Doctors had given her up to die with croup. It's on Infallible cur for coughs, colds, grippe, pneumonia, bron chitis and throat and lung troubles. Relieves at once. Chas Rogers. A man often imagines he acts, when h-j is acted upon; and while his mind alms at one thing, his heart Insensibly gravitates toward another. DeWitt's Little Early Risers purify the blond, clean the liver. Invigorate the svsteni. Famous little pills for con. stlpation and liver trouble. Chas Rof ers. The desire of b'ing plttled or ad mired is commonly the true reason of our confidence. Mis Annie E. Gunning, Tyre, Mich, says: "I suffered a long time from dys pepsia: lost flesh and became very w'ak. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure complete. ly cured me.' It digests what you eat and cure all forms of stomach trouble. It never falls to give Immediate relief In the worst case. Chas Rogers. We all bear the misfortunes of other people with an heroic constancy. Mrs. R. Churchill, Berlin. Vt.. says: "Our baby was covered with running sores. Dewilt's Witch Haiel Salve cured her." A specific for pile and skin diseases. Reware of worth! -ss counterfeits. Chas Rogers. In love there are two sorts of con stancy: one ail-iis In our continual finding Ir. the favorite object fresh mo tives of love; the other from our mak ing It a point of honor to be constant. As a cure for rheumatism Cham herlain'a Pain Ealm Is gaining a wide reputation. D. B. Johnston of Rich mond, Ind., has been troubled with that Ailment sine 1S62. In speaking of it he says: "I never found any thing that would rllve me until I used Chamberlain' Pain Balm. It acts like magic with me. My font was swollen and paining me very much but one good application of Pain Balm relieved me Fof sale by Charles Rogers. THE Palace Cafe H. W KBirriE, Pn-p'r. Fmett Rrnlaonat.!urli f Sa irimm OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Attentive Service, First-Class Cuisine, Private ituoins lor Ln!ici". 538 Commercial Ktreet, Astoria. HIS MOTHERS BREAD He says was always so light and well baked. Well there Is a knack In mak ing it But don't forget the kind of btove or range used makes a difference. Ills mother used a Htnr Ewtnto Kongo p. mm'. mnmm. W. J. SCULLY, Agent. 411 Bond ftrt fflS rrm MWiWiHatMsa i ASTORIAN BARGAIN COLUMN I he Mot for (Utah, I nut alverUnlrg for the Ch Knxfry trade, for wliloh I offtw the fullest wolg.ua and lowit piloo, i:irytlung elni4i and frh. rioiiipt uttontlon, CIIAUI.ICS LARSON. Urucerti- and CnK'kery, There's Sutixfiictlon In litiylng sllvwvsnra wl-r th stock is complt and you have an assurance as to quality. I liava Irtrgv) . irtmotU of sterling sllvor and hollowwar in lutt vl.lgtw for u-'Klilinit prvoiii and holiday trade, lie sure to sv It bvtor you buy. O. W. SMITH. lit Coinmerclal streot Wlin lo.-s Your l atiiidi y W clitlm, and w wlU provs to every one, that w hav ths ln-st and tnot up-to-date laundry on tbv Const. A trial order will convince the most particular. If you want neat, prompt work, try the CITY STEAM LAUNDRY. Hi Franklin Avenue R. SCHIMPFERMAN, Prop. l or a Holiday (lift Thcr Is nothing tiloor than a pli of allvrrwiu or cut glas. I hive a compUfe av)rttneiit of the lu.tit prvductloiM at r".uiuililr ptlces. II. EKSTROM. Tbs Jewsler. X0 Commercial 8trett. Hcttcr I han I ver The Bond Street Fish Market Is better than ever prepared to supply fresh and salt flan of all kind. Goods delivered to any part of lh city and satisfaction guaranteed. BOND STREET FISH MARKET. il7 Bond Ptreet Millinery Novelties I desire to further rail the atten tlon of the ladle to my handsome stock of trimmed millinery. It com prise the latest creaulong of the millinery art, and I am offering re duced rate for the next 10 day. MISS McRAE. Dr. T. N. 1U1I DENTIST. 57J Commercial Street ASTORIA. ORE. Over Schlussel's Clothing St or. THE LOtYKE. Stranwra viiting in t!ie city will tltul :! linvri mi Mttruoti v report wherein 'ii -himI iiit I'v.'iiinir. The Annuo Sinters L'nl;e' I'n'i'vs'ra is still on the liils und pri-Tiits I'i.-liMy a nitisiral timwrnm of x'-f;itti'tial lui'rit, Hiiiulaoiia1 khiI sikI lt;l!ir. n i.ini are feuliiie in ivtiiiection mill tin' !: ;m-. l'al liable Itith lus will k- served at all Hours In misfortune we ofN-n mistake ib' jit'tlnn for cmstancy: we bear tln-m ultliout during to liMik at them, as cow anls suffer th-mnt'lvr to be kllbd without reslslunce. A SURE CURB FOR CROUP. Twenty-five Tear' Without a Constant Fall urn. Use The flrst Indication of croup la hoarsness, and hi a child subject to mat uiReofte it may be taken as I sure sign of the approach of an at tack. Following this hoarsness Is I peculiar rough cough. If Chamber lain's Cough Remedy Is given as the child becomes hoare, or even after the croupy cough appears. It will pre vent the attack. It Is used In many tnouHaiKi or home In this broad Irtr.d und never disappoint the anx lulls mothers. We have yet to learn of a single Instance In which It ha nol proved effectual. No other prena ration can show such a record twtiity-flve years' constant use with out a failure. For sale by Charier Rogers. 1 We sometimes condemn the present uy praiHini; trie past; we snow our con I'-mpt of what now is by our esteem of wnat is no more. All Astorlan who visit Portland and desire spending a pleasant evening In company with polite people and In the enjoyment of 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 & GRANT, Props. Women ar not aware of the extent of their coquetry. 'One Minute Cough Cur Is the beat remedy I ever used for cough and colds it is unequalled for whooping cough. Children all like It," write H. N. Will lams, Oentryvllle, Ind. Never falls. It Is the only harmless remedy that gives Immediate result. Cure coughs. coins, noarseness, croup, pneumonl bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles Its early use prevents con sumption. Chas Rogers. There are crimes which become ln nocent and even glorious through their Hpli'ndor, numher and excess; hence It is that rujtilic theft Is called address and to seUo unjustly on provinces to miiK? conquests. "I was nearly aead with dyspspMla, trR'a doctors, vinitei mineral spr.ngn, ana grew wore. I used Kodol Dys pepsia Cum. That cured me." It dl gests what you eat. Cure indigestion, sour siomacn, neanourn ana all forms or dyspepsia. Chas Rogers. Those who are themselves Incapable of gnat crimes are not ready to sus pect others of them. It take but a minute to overcome tickling in the throat and to stop a cough by the tin of One Minute Cough Cure, This remedy quickly cure ail forms of throat and lung troubles. Harmless and pleasant to take. It pre. vents consumption. A famous specific for grippe and Its after effect. Cha Rogers, We like better to see those on whom we confer benefits, than those from whom we recede them. J. B. Clark, Peoria, III., says: "Bur geons wanted to operate on me for piles, dui x eurea tnem witn uewut's Witch Hael Salve." It is infallible for pile and skin diseases. Beware ef couater felts Cha Rogers. am TIMI1 5CMI!IUi.l!5 Krou, lortUiul, DKI'AHT A Mitt sii I,Mk, imiiYir, rt.1 . . Worth. Omaha. Kair ' t liloasu and Ksai. ' 1,1 Mall p. m. nikii KUwr IPi. m. Wl Walla, HiHilana. Mi.ok.n. iiii,ii, ai uwnuaiir, Chliaiaiid Kajil, i Kioin Anliirla I a. in. OCtAN 8TBAM5MIP3 All Kalllni ala mil Irrt In rliauifti. I'ur hau FrunoiM-.v-Kall Ki'l,a.7,U, T, IK. 2T Coli'mhl Rtvr HlMindrt To i'inlnj aod Wiy landings. 7 a in i: SliiuUy 4m hi ti .Mil tiny ! fntm I'lirtlaml am 'li.LMKirit KiVKU '""JW,,, , liy, SwW. Mtlt'iu A WijNljiiid a. t Die. in KiHiiuiUy Millamtlta anil Ysra a. m. I ..... . " " s ,ii n m. atutl. r;;n flty, luiytim, 4 and frl. V My-lnt)ltllllft. Illpirla I l.i illyl I a. ui. 5nak Rlvar. ltlrlato UwUtvii. l,lltii h :m a in lally (lam WI.I.MKT Tili, 1 Inn i I'lirlliiml Similar anil way 4: 0 p, hi, Mud, Wed Kt,lay O. W. IjOUNSRCRRT. .. aaat Astort. o uunuoujavr. Oa. ru Aft rsmaaA, Or, Iluxuijious Travel 'HUE "Nirth.vtrn Limiisd" iraisa, tlectrlo lighted throughout, both In td and out, and stetro heated, ar. Ithout exception, tht Bnst train In tha World. Thay ambody tb Utait, nat and beat Ma for comroit. convaoieoce and luxury vr o(trd tht travslinf putiilo, and altogether ar th moat com. Dleie and splandld production of tb ear builders' art. Thr Splandld Trains Connect with The Great Northern The Northern Pacific and The Canadian Pacific AT T. PAUL FOR CHICAGO and the EAST. No axtr charge for that suptrlor ao. .vminodatlona and all claaat of tlckati ar available for paaMf on tht ftmoua "North-araattra LI ml tad." All tralnt ot tnlt lint art protected by tht Interlocking Hlcrk system. W. It. MEAD. F. C. BAVAOK. Oan'l Agent. T A. Portland Or. 1U. A familiar nam for tht Chicago, Ull. arauke A Bv. Paul Railway, known all over the Union a the Ore,t RU way running lh "Pioneer Limited" train every day and night between St. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago. "The only perfect train la tht world." Understand: Connection! art mad with ill Transcontinental Line, (jwunng to pasaegrnr tht bet servto Known. Lux. urlous ooaches, leotrto light, steam beat of a verily equaled by no other Un. Be that your ticket reads via 'The Milwaukee" when going to any point In the United Stat or Canada. All ticket tgent sell them. For rate, pamphlet, or other Inform. tlon. address, I. W. CA8ET, Trar. Pass. Agt, Portland. Or. C. J. EDDT. General Agent, Portland. O r WHITE COLLAR LINt Columbia River and rurf 8und Navi gation Company. Bailey Gattert leave Astoria dally, except Hunday, at 7 p. m. Leave Portland dally eioept Sun day at 7 a. m. White Collar line ticket and O. It m. ticket Interchangeable on Bailey Uatzert and Haasalo, A. J. Taylor, Astoria Aft U. B. SCOTT, Telephon lit President. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS Tirn people ar contemplating a tnt whether on buslneas or pleasure, the) naturally want the heat servto ob. tamable so far a steed, comfort aao safely la concerned. Employe of tkt WISCONSIN CENTRAL LIN EL art uald to serv th publlo and our tralm ai-s operated so to make oloee eoa neotlvn with diverging line at all juncvtlon point. Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Can on through tralrs. Dining Car ervkt unexcelled. Meal served a la cart. In order to obtain this ttt class ;enrlo. sak tht ticket agent to sell you a tlcki over ...... The Wisconsin Central Lines. uid you will mat direct connections at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and all point at for any further Information call on aai ticket agent or correspond with JAS. C. POND, Oeo. Pas. Agent, A JAS A CLOCK, Milwaukee. Wis. Genera! Agent M Stark ft. rortiaad Or Through Tickets EAST AND SOUTH HAST r 1. iM -V1 V mm I'UMJIAN PALACIO Bl.KtCPEIlI, TOUItlliTa BLKKPKIUI and KKKIC HKC1.IN1NO CIIA1U CAM -Dally to Salt Lake. Denver. Omaha, Chicago. Kansas City nd olhar Kaatara slllaa. Pastas ehiikd tnroucn to aastinatlua, imiiuii iiiiia. iai tuna, lowtst rata. I'lmach llshl In all oar. For rain and otittr Informatlos rail oa or siuira tl. W. I-OUNBHKIUIT. Ai'Ot. U. It. N. Co. Aaiurla. uraco. or J H. I.OTJIROP, 0n. Ani. IX Third t or. Aldar. Portland. Or. , v- . o:i' -n n .v... . - (ATa . LEAVE PORTLAND AP.RIVI OVERLAND EX I'UKMH. for Ralcin, Itiiaebur. Aahland. !; P.M.I Itaorani'Blo, us0a, 1 00 AH. nan rrancleco, io lave, lie Antla, Kl raw. New Or leans and lb East Roseburg pasaengtr VI Woodhur. for Uounti Angel, Ml), verton, Weet golo, Hrownvlll. Hprtof Oald aad Natloo"... Contain passenger lodepeodeac paat' I t A. U i P. M Dally XOept Sunday fT:S0 A. M HM P. ail Datlr eirept sndae It A M AM Daily, tDallr except Huiuiay. Connecting at Baa Krmnoiu with Oeot dentel Oiiralal. I'actOo at ail and . aalo ateamahJp 1 1 not fur JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA. HAWAII AND THE PIUI.II'l'i.NICS Rebate tka.le on sale daily Mtwi Portland, Sacramenio, and Maa Franala 00. Net ralM III flrai-laaa . n.l an ond-elaaa. Inelialln Imiht. Pate and tirkxa to fe:aim point an e.unjp. aim japan, t'hlna. Honolulu ami Auatralla. Can be olxainc (mm J. II K lit K I AND Tlckal Asxit. M Third l Wanaser. (J. r. a P. A. Thraush tli-liais raat for lowett ralea Call on C. J Trenrhard. local aiL Wet.s raro Coatcea a elSoe. Aaton. Oregon Short Line Railroad. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah. Colorado and all Eastern Points. Oivtt cholct of two favorite route. ! in Union Paeiflo raet Hall tin, or tb Illo Oranoe Scent Doe. LOOK AT THK TIME 1 I ays to Salt Luke -J Ihyn to louver 3J Days to Cln'rago 1 Days to Now York. rrt reollnUig ohalr, uphulater tour. 1st sleeping car a. and Pullman n.k. leepers, operated on all trains. Tor further Information, apply to Or Astoria. Orixin C. O. TBRRT, W. K. COM AN, Trar. Pan Agt. Oen. Agent 114 Third St. PortlaiMt Or. a. w. iouNsoiariRT. Ant. O. R. N., ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. Leave, PORTLAND. Arrlt7 !i tl'or,!."nd UnJon l.pot.ll:ll am." 7.00 p. m. for Aatorla and InteiW t:) p.m. . imrwaia point a. I . I" ASTOltu; 7.a.m.For Portland aV ln-ll:Ma.m. L,(LP:m ltelm,lt points lt:Hp.m. SKABIDE D1VI8I0N p.m. a.m. 6:M!ll:MLv a.m. p. m. ..Astoria. Ar 7:401 4:011 I 1:1 S-MirnLv'-Warrenton.... 6:1. 11:1 Ar 7:l 1:61 8:30 l:0nAr ....Saalde.... v SPECIAL SEASIDE! SUNDAT TRAIN leaves Aatorla at l: a. m,; arrive at Seaside f.S a. m. Passengers may return on any train shown on sohedul on same date. ALL TRAINS to and from Balde ru ot Flavel and Hammond via Wamn ton. All trains mak cloe conntctloa at Ooble with all Northern Paolflo trains to and from tht east or Bound points. At Portland with all train leaving Union di'pot. At Astoria with I. R. A N. Oo.'s boat and rail line to and from Dwaco and North llnaoh polnta. THROUO' TICKETS on aala at As. tori for ,mnto, Ban rranclsoo, all f-adtern and Kuropt-an points. City ticket offloe Aatorla. iU Comroer. tlal street. j. MAVOi "en I FYt and I'aa. Agnt. IOilLWAtfpoiHTS EAST MM nYU.VT ... WW SOUTH I , Through palace and tourist sleepers, dining and library observation cars. BLHOANT VE3TIUULB TRAINS. No. I, "Flyor" leave Portland At 3.45 p. m. p. m. . No. , "Flyer," arrive Portland at 8 00 a. m. For rate, etc., call or adclrwa O. W. LOUN8BERRT, Agent O. R. & N Astoria. or A. B. C. DENNISTON, C. P. A T, A PortUnd. Or.