The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, March 07, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1HK AS'ISUKlAK VSlMj!lA.. MARCH 7, 1100 J01IN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Telephone Main Ml. TBIRMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. DATLT. Bent by mall, per yrr 16.64 Bent by mall, per m&Hh SO Served by carrier, ptr month CO SEMl-WEEKLT. 6nt by mail, per year. In advance 12.00 Postage free to subscriber. All communication! Intended for pub lication should be directed to the edi tor. Business communications of all kinds and remittances must be address ed to "The Astorlan," The Astorlan guarantee to Its ad re Miners the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rates can be had on ap plication to the business manager. Naturally there will je considerable disappointment throughout the coun try because of the decision of the house committee on rivers and harbors not to report a bill at the present ses alon of congress. However, when the reasons for this decision are known It will appear that the committee has ax-ted with good Judgment. The Uni ted States engineers are really swamp ed with work. The war with Spain, with the new responsibilities in the Philippines, Cuba and Porto Rico, has made an exceptional demand upon the engineers, so - that the force that can be put to work on river and harbor Improvement Is necessarily consider ably reduced. For this, reason, many Improvements provided for by the late congress have not been touched, and there is no immediate prospect that they can be. As an example of the backwardness of the work of the en gineers, it has been stated that of the appropriation for river and harbor v.'ork made by the late congress the sum of 629,409,557.08 remains unexpend ed. It will take a long time to use that money. Then for the continuing contracts provided for some years ago the sundry civil bill this season will have to appropriate $1$,000.000. That will give the Immense sum of 145,432. 183.74 to be expended in the remainder of this and all of the next fiscal year. If the United States engineers are able to use up all that sum In that period. i they will .lo very well. The orojects for river and harbor improvements al ready outlined before the river aand harbors committee, and which would be Included In the river and harbor bill if It were reported at the present session, will require the expenditure of $61,300,000, of which J15.W0,000 would be for minor projects. Now, if con gress makes no appropriations this year the work on the proposed Im provements will not be delayed in the least. The committee proposes to hold hearings throughout the present ses sion and would be glad to have dele gations asking for improvements ap pear before it for hearing as early as possible, that the work of framing a bill may be expedited. The purpose is to get the bill ready at the present K-ssiin and to report it favorab'y the next session. This will permit the bill to be taken up very early and insure Its passage. A DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, The advisability of establishing a new department of the government, to be knows as the department of com- How easy it is for young girls to go into the "decline. They eat less and less, become r paler and paler and can V harldy drag through the day. They are on the steady down- ward course. Iron does them t no tfoodj strychnine and bit- y ters all fail. They need a food J that will nourish them belter. and a medicine that will cor rect their disease. :: Scott's Emulsion b both of these, elegantly and per manently combined. The Cod-Liver Oil make the blood richer, and this gives better color to the face. The hypophosphites of lime and soda act as a strong tonic to the nerves. Soon the weight increases, (he iiAiinn imnrove and health i returns. Al all drannstt I aoc and 6140. SCOTT ft BO WNE, ChcmiaU, Nnr York. 1 Young Girls! :npive, with a cabinet officer at Its head Is low being debated by a com mittee of the senate. There nie t.vo considerations In the discussion of the matter ibout which there '.in le no dispute. The first is that the commer cial interests of the country are Im portant enough to !e placed In a sin gle department, and to be represented by a cabinet ollleer; and the second consideration is that other depart ment of this government, notably the dtpartment of the Interior, are sivaily overburdened with work. It is proposed to Include In the new department a bureau of manufactures, and to transfer from the treasury de partment the life saving service, light house service, marine hospital ser vice, steamboat inspection and bu reaus of navigation. Immigration anl statistics; from the interior depart ment, the coast and geodetic survey, commission of railroads, census office and the geological survey; from the state department the bureau of foreign commerce, and also to put in the new department the labor and the fish commissions. A cabinet officer, with all these In terests to supervise, must needs be man of great executive ability, but there are plenty of such men In com mercial life, and any Eastern state can furnish a number of such Althou. it is proposed to take a number of bureaus from existing departments, they are still left with plenty of bust ness, the Interior department having quite enough to attend to with Ten sions, public lands, patent office. In dian affairs and education. The commercial Interests of the country were never more flourishing than at present Whatever help can be furnished by the government to- ward maintaining and strengthening present conditions should be put forth. , to the end that the whole country may prosper. DEMOCRATIC LOVE FOR BOERS. While natural race affiliations ex plain many of the pro-Boer mass meetings that are being held In this country it Is plain to be seen that the Bryan democrats are trying to make the South African war an l.-sue in American politics. Mr. Bryan him self has led the way, and his ad miring followers are quick to act on his hint. Thus at a meeting in Bal timore a democratic congressman named Rhea assailed President Mc- Kinley because he had failed to send a war ship to enforce England's ob servance of the rights of neutrals, an 1 intimated that Bryan was the man designated by fate for this agonizing crisis. Surely it is little to the perennial candidate's credit that he should hope to profit by such demagogy. No one knows better than he how utterly false and insincere it is. He understands pvneruy wen mat tnere was never any reason to menace England In or. der to secure our rights as a neutral Diplomacy did speedily all that was required to be done when un Ameri can cargo was seized. As a result the British government made the amende honorable and material after an In vestigation of the facts. No the combined fleets of a doz. en nations could not have brought the aflair to a more satisfactory conclu sion in any respect, while mtnace and bluster might have complicated it ser lously. It would have been silly in the extreme to employ ranting Rhea's war ship, and had Bryan been the persident he would never have thought of such a thing. So as regards the general attitude of the government it is Just such as he would have to maintain if he were a responsible executive Instead of an ir responsible stump speaker. The idea which Is sought to be conveyed that somehow or other he would commit the country to the Boers' cause Is ab surd. Spite of the reckless assertions of his partisans we may astime that he would give some heel to Interna tional law and to those usages letween states which neither presidents nor kings may ignore with Impunity. The latitude of his criticism can be explained by nothing save his assure freedom from responsibility. If he ex pects that his expression of Boer sym pathies will help him to the presi dency he certainly does not expect to pass upon the Boer question In an of ficial capacity. He knows, on the con trary, that the question will be set tled before the next presidential term begins, and he uses It simply to em barrass the administration if he can. He may rightly be arraigned, there fore, for a want of candor, fairness and honesty when he resorts to this very cheap political dodge. Whatever Ignominy we may have In curred It Is almost always In our power to re-esutDtisn our reputation. Housework is haid work without GcldDusf i WASHING FEATHER PILLOWS Fetriitr Flltava ud wtaMna HH a vaat. ChooM hritht, lunar dip; till Itrft Mb half fuller atltr ihat It tlrooat bollla hoc diunlva south Cold Dust Wishing Powder la It to aitia rood tthit; put onf or fro plllowt la, acccorviirt m tin. ouih them un and damn and mb ihm btnrwa tht hinds until clean. II on and is not nouh, uh two or more; rlnaa mcirir vara vaitr, nn aa dry aa poaalblt, and hint ihtm tun whta dry. thait IL and they will ha aa ll,tu and tofl aa at pillow Tfca ilw u tat fatal r ftta total "Oout.t tiLia rot uoL'kicdu I taaaOmaBmiaaalta THi m. a. raiaiANK coMraav. St. laaia, Htm Vara, f Dr. Shilohs '; lougn and (onsumplion Thiau beyond qution the most tuoersstul Couh Medi cine rvrr known to tcienct: a trw dor invariaNv cure tbe neMiy ask you .cyi itetlM.i;iand ffj nnj$l.t,and 'vS SJ., i. 34. nd tv Cn!n SV , JOc in bnclimd Is. 4a. CJ. S.C.WellsKo! LEROY, N.Y. HAMILTON, CAN. Sold by CHARLES ROUERS. The shame that arises from praise which we do not deserve often makes us do thinks we should never other wise have attempted. NERVITA PILLS Restore Vitality Lost Vlior tai AUohooJ. Cure Impotencv, Nitrht Emissions and wasting diseased, all effects of self- abuse, or excess and indl j'9 jcretion. A nerve tonic and V.M1-, 1 1 .' , . 1 T1 . 1 - ' iiimii i iijiucr. unugs iae Mpink glow to pale cheeks and restore the fire of youth, i tM By rc.i i! fiOc per box, O boxes for $:i.oO; w itli a written guaran tee to cure op l-eftiiirt the money. Send for circular. Address, NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackon Stst., CHICACO, Iti for tUi by Cbartaa Rxm. truggist Most men, like plants, have secret properties, which chantv discovers. NOT A POISONOUS FACE BLEACH But a true beautifier, being the only prep aration sold under a positive guarantee of $1,000 that it contains not a grain or fraction thereof of poisonous or deleteri ous substances. Indorsed by the most celebrated artistes of the lyric and dra matic stage; recommended by eminent physicians, and pronounced harmless by leading chemists WISDOM'S FAMOUS ROBERTINE. It ia theonly preparation now nsed by faihiouahle lsdia to perprtuate a beautiful complexions' A'k your druK(it for ' r"l do not be induced to ULe UythiDK cine. Price M centt per bottle. THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET IM PROVE M EXT. Notloe Is hereby given that the city of Astoria proposes and Intends to es taliibh the grade of Thirty-eighth street in said city from the south line of rlYn ' . :V,I I T. ' ' 1 ;l :i.u.:r , u .r.r 11 described elevations above the base of grades for said city as established Yy ordinance, towlt: At the south line of Duane street 82 feet. At the north line of Franklin avenue and alHO the south line of Franklin avenue, 114 feet. At the north line and also the south line of Grand avenue 149.2 feet. At the north line and also the south line of Harrison avenue 184.4 feet. Said street to be of the same eleva tion throughout the width thereof at any and every point thereof, the tald street crossings In said portion of said street to be level and the grade be tween crossings to be on a straight slope or Incline, This no til e is published for ten days in pursuance to an order or resolution of the common council of tho olty of Astoria, adopted on tne 19th day of February, 1900. Within ten days from the ilnal publication of this notice the owners of three-fourths of the proper ty adjacent to sucn portion of said street may make and file with the aud itor and police judge a written remon strant apralnst the proposed grade and thereupon the same shall not be further proceeded 'n or made. Date of f.-st publication February 23, 1900. H. E. NELSOM. Auditor and Police Judge of the City oi Astoria worst casra of l iiih. Croup VJ and Hicnchits, wluie its Utj dcrful atucrni in the cure of lla Conv.imptit n is itli.mt a jxa. VJ llrl in thctiivtorvef mrdxine. Ill ionc hi riiNt liisoovr ry it lu J been o!d on uur:ntre. a f.J test h:,h no oilier mriiicine If can ixanj. If you have i.oii(;n, we eari totryit. lnl'n J 1 m&. i m re Trlde Is etiual In all men, and dlf firs but In the means uud manner of showiiiK Itself. Ne protidse uccorlng lo our hope uud iM-rtorm acrorulng to our feavrs. My son has bee-n troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea, sometime ago I persuaded him to take sums of I'humlterliun a i:ollc. Cholera and llinrrhoa remedy. After tmlng two tHfttlea of the tu-oent Ite he was curvd. I give this testimonial hoping some one similarly aftllctcd may read It and be benented. THOMAS C. BOWER. aincoe. O. For sale by Charles Rogers. Naturally to be without envy Is a certain Indication of great qualities. ' Mlai Annie E. Gunning, Tyre, Mich., says: "I suffered a long time from dys pepsia: lost flesh and btcame very weak..Kodol Dyspepsia Cure complex, ly cured me." It digests what you eat and cure all forms of stomncd troubls. It never falls to give Immediate relief In the worst cas?.. Chaa Roger. Raillerv is more Insupportable than wronts. because we have a right to re sent Injuries, but It Is ridU-ulous to be anqry lit a Jest. It tak-sa but a minute to overcome tickling In the throat and to stop a cough by the us? of One Minute Cougb Cure. This remedy quickly cures all forms of throat and lung trouble. Harmless and pleasant to take. It pre vent consumption. A famous specific for grippe and Its after effects. Chas Rogers. Quarrels would never last long If the fault was on our side only. DeWltt's Little Early Risers purify the blood, clean the liver. Invigorate the svstem. Famous llrtle pills for con stipatioa and liver trouble Chas Rog era. We never desire ardently hut we do- site lutiunaily. , "One Minute Cough Cure Is the bei remedy I ever used for cough and colds It Is unequalled for whooping cough. Children all like It." write II. N. Will- lams, Qentryvllle, Ind. Never fulls. It la the only harmless remedy that give Immediate result. Cure cough. colds, hoarseness, croup, pneumoata, bronchitis and all throat and lung trouble Its early use prevents con sumption. Chas Rogers. There are bad quulltles which consti tute great talent. Mrs. R. Churchill. Berlin, Vt.. aays: "Our baby was covered with running sores. DeWltt's Wlch Hasel Halve cured her." A specific for plies and skin diseases. Beware of worthies counterfeits. Chas Rogers. Reconciliation with enemies Is owing to .1 ''elro or bettering our own con dition: the fatigue of war, ind an ap piciieiisioii of sum untoward event. J. B. Clark. Peoria, III., says: "Sur geona wanted to operate on me for piles. but I cured them with DeWltt's Witch Ua,al Oatu. " T, I. I a 1 1 1 Kl . -II - and skin diseases. Beware ef couater- felts Chas Rogers. Repentance Is not ho much remorse for what we have done as the fear of consequences. Mr. J. Sheer, Sedalla, Mo., saved his cmid's lire ty one Minute Cough Cure. Doatora had given her up to die with croup. It's an Infallible cure for coughs, colds, grippe, pneumonia, bron chitis and throat and lung troubles. Relieves at once. Chaa Roger. How can we expect that another can keep our secret when It Is more than we - an do ourselves. As a cure for rheumatism Cham Wiain's Pain Balm Is gaining a wide reputation, u. IS. Johnston of Rich rnond, Ind., ha been troubled with that ailment since 1S62. In speaking or it he says: "I nver found any thing that would relieve me until 1 uned Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It acts like magic with me. My foot wus swollen and paining me very much out one good application of Pain Balm relieved me rot sale by i.naries Kogers. Many pcop deHpise riches, yet few know ho'.v to bestow them. "T WM n"arlV With rlyspMpHla tned dtors, visited mineral unrintrs. ana grew worse. I used Kodol Dys pepsia Cur. That cured me." It di gests what you eat. Cures Indlgostlon, sour stomacn, neartotirn and all forms of dyspepsia, Chaa Rogers. Ridicule dishonors more honor Itself. than dls- A 8URE CURB FOR CROUP. Twmty-flve Tears' Constant Use Without a Failure. The first Indication of croup Is hoaraness, and in a child subject to that disease It may be taken aa a sure sign of the approach of an at tack. Following this hoarsnes a peculiar rough cough. If Chamber lain's Cough Remedy I given as the ohild becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, it will pre vent the attack. It 1 used In many thou.sai.ds of home In this broad land and never disappoint the anx ious mothers. We have yet to learn of a single instance in which It ha not proved effectual. No other prepa ration can show such a record tweaty-flve years' constant use with out a failure. For sale by Charier Rogers. We seldom heartily praise any but those who admire us. GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS WANTED. Otttce of C. Q. M Vancouver Iar racks, Wash., February 11, 1900: Bsalsd piMposnls, In triplicate, will be received here until 11 oclock, a. m., March 11, 1 iHHi, and then opened, for furnlshln fuel at the several military posts In this department, for fiscal year com tni'iiclng July 1st. 1900. Information furnished here or by quartermasters at posts. It, 8. reserves right to reject or uecept nny or all proposals or any part thereof. Knvelotiea containing proposal Mumld he marked: "I'roposals for rust ,t -," and addressed lo undersigned, 1, W. JAcVUS. C. Q. M. Dr. I . N. Hull DENTIST. 67) Commercial Street, A8TORIA, ORE, Over Schlussel's Clothing Store, THE PROOF of the pudding U In the avliw nd the proof of bquort IS IN SAMPLING That' aa arctiroonl that's elusive a demonairattoa. Ours will stand the i. HUGHES & CO. S SfS THE i Palace Cafe ft. W WlllrTLE, rni'r. Finest IrttairntUrll tf Sal FmhIki OPEN DAY AND NIGHT I Attentive Service, Kirst-C'lasa Cuisine, Private Itooius lor Lntlit t. Rt8 Commercial Street, Atorii. Th. Fredeiikson PIANO TUNER INSTIUV.ION ON '( KI.I.O AND VIOLIN rhone W74. THE LUrVKE. Strntik'ers visiting in the city will find the louvre mi nttractivn resorl wherein fpeml Hie evening. The Ammo Sisters I...1I101' Un l.cHtrn, is still on the bills and presents nightly a musiial program oi except mnsl merit, Hntidsoiiie pool mid billiard rooms aw a feature in connection wiih the lioime. I'slutable lunches will be served at all noura HK.t'ORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE First National Bank OF ASTORIA. At Astoria, In the State of Oregon, at the close of business, Feb ruary 13, 1900. HEHOtlttt'KH. Loans and discounts $'210,.1ti5 3) UveMnilts, secured and unse cured U. S. ltiitnls to secure circula 154 47 tion la.Miono Premiums on U. S. Uomls.... iXKJ 00 Stocks, si curities, do 09.W1O 04 Ileal estate 0,407 44 Due from National Hunks (not reserve Brents) 4,801 01 Due from state banks mm bankers 34,8.10 03 Due from approved reserve "Ketits 120,8.16 91 Checks and other cash items. Will 64 Notes of other National banks 95 00 Nickels and cent 09 10 LhwIuI money reserve in bank, viz: Speele 1100,001 00 Legnl U'iidcr notes 00 00 100 700 00 Redemption fund with U. 8. tredsurer, 6 per cent, circu lation 602 50 Total $606,701 85 MAIIILITIKH. Capital stock pui.l In ) ftli.fX-0 (lO Surplus fnnd :'5,000 00 Undivided profitP, less ex l'nses and taxes paid 27,432 7C National biitik notes out standing 4,600 00 Due to state Imtiks slid bunk ers 1,245 22 Individual depos its subject to check f.07,H23 47 Demand certifi cates of deposit. 7i),fii2 f.3 Certified checks.. 127 27 4H7 013 H7 Total $505,701 35 STATE OF OREGON, County of Ore gon HS: I, S, 8. Gordon, cashier of tne above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. S. S. GORDON, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this lflth day of February, 1900. V. ROELI.TNO Correct Attest: Notary Public. Jacob Kamm, W. F. McGregor, J. 0. Han thorn, Directors. 5VHITE COLLAR LINl Columbia River and ruiret Sound Navl- gallon company. Bailey Oatzert leave Astoria dally. except Punday, at 7 p. m. Leaves Portland dally except Bun- day at 7 a. m. White Collar line ticket and O. R. N. ticket Interchangeable on Bailey Gatrert and Hassalo. A. J. Taylor. Astoria Art U. B. BCOTT, Telephon Ul Prsaldent JiMo timh 5cmmni.n From torllaml. PkTART Annus nhIi Uki, Itvnvir, M . , Worth, Omaha. Kmi- !j" nly, hi. Uula, i:iilrau and KmU rati Mad II p. m. tHk.int I Vi p, m. Wall Wall. Hpok atie. HhiUii ...V. ., . ' v. .1 . fiver a'Miiun, m unaiiitT, t'lileasu ami Kwl, Vrvui Ailorla I a m. OCI1AN STHAM.MIIP5 All Hsllliil Date nil) Jti't li eliniiuu, For nan frsneiteo-Hnll Mur. 4. tf.lt. 11. .'I, '.V I (Mlcnbla Itlver 7 111 HlMiinars KiSu.nl,. To l-'irtuad sad i Way landing In 111 Mn day Knm Tori land .. m n.LMal llt KiVKU tVJ. ",", Imii A Way-jim a. Wlllamail m4 Yam. . j,, kill UI.m ' 1 w 7am bill HUtrs. n m. Tuea, lliur Mo.,,.V(d. (Own t'ity, haytnn. A soil hat. and rrl. WArlAiiiliua. HljMrU ln dly I Jo a. in. 5akt HWtr. IUrlalu ltwlaluu. I. Uwtato s .w a in 1 dally 'wit.UMKTrK UIVKIl 4: 0p,m. 111 Tun, Thin Saturday imiiniin i i 'riRini mnu, nru O. W. LOUNSDERRT, Agent, Astoria. W. II. IHTRLHUIIT, vlen. 1'asa. Aft., Portland, Or. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS Wneo peopj ara eontamplatlng tr's whether on buslnrM or pleaaur, lb naturally want lh 1mm a-v!e ob. tainabl so far aa d. contfort sad safety Is eoncvraad. Employ aa of taa WISCONSIN CENTRAL LIN El tr uaid to sarr th public and our irato ar oprratad so aa to mak oloa u btvllun wkb dlvorglog inM at all Juncvtloa potnta 'unman I'aisco Hlsvpiog sod Chair Can on ihrouf h Iralra Dlnlug Car awrvK uaaicatlcd. Misala aorvtd 1 carta la ordrr to obtain this fl.-st ctaa Mnrloa ask tha tlcktt sgaot lo sll jroa a Uckot The Wisconsin Central Lines. and you will mas fflrvot oonnocttooa i St. Paul for Chicago, Muwauka aJDd all points aL For any furttMr laformattoa call on aa Uckst agsat. or eorrrspood with JAB. C. POND. Oca. Pas. Agsot, or JAS A CLOCK. lfllwauasa, Wla OaMMral Agsot M Siark SU. iMrtlaaa Or 1 A familiar nam for tha Chicago, Mil. wauke at St. Paul Railway, known all over th Union as th Oraau Railway running th "Pioneer Limit)" train avsry day and night between SU Paul ml Chlaago, and Omaha and Cnlcago. The only perfsot train In th world." Understand: Connect Ion ar mad with til Transcontinental Line, aawurtng lo paaaegenrs the beat semo Known, Lux. urlous ooaohc. elaotrlo light, stsam bat, of a verity equaled bv no other Un. 8e that your ticket raaa vu "Th MUwauksa" when going to any point In the United State or Canada. All ticket tgent )) tnm. For rate, pamphlet, or other Inform. tlon, laddress, J. W, CASET, C. J. EDDT, Trav. Paaa Art., Oeneral Agent, Portland, Or. Portland, Or IluxoRious Travel IHK "North.Western Limited" tralna elaotrlo lighted throughout, both lr Ida and out, and tm heated, are. lthout tiception, th Onest trains In the world. They embody th latest, mini sod beat Idisa for comrott, oonvnlno nd luxury vr olferad th traveling public, and altogether ar th most com. plete and a pi end 1 4 production of lb ear builders' art. These Bplendld Trains Connect with The Great Northern The Northern I'oclflc and The Caniulliin I'aciflc AT ST. PAUL FOR CHICAGO and the UAST, No extra charge for the superior ao. ornmodatlons and all classes of tickets ir available for passage on th famoui "North-western Limited." All trains os this line ars protected by th Interlocking Block system. W. H. MEAD, r. C. SAVAOH, Oen'l Agnt, T- A. Portland Or. " pAlOp0lNTS EAST Through palace and tourist Ujeper. dining and library observation ear. K LEO A NT VE3TIBULB TRAINS. No. 4, "Flyer" leave Portland at 3.45 p. m. p. m. No. t, "Flyer," arrive Portland at 8:00 a. m. For rate, etc., call or addi O, W. LOUNSBERRT, Agent O. R. ft N Aatoda. or A. B. C. DKNNISTON, C. P. A T. A, Portland, Or. Through Tickets GAST AND SOUTHEAST ..:?Ss. it I'UUJalAN I' A LACK BI.KKl'KIU, TOURISTS BI.KKI'BIUI sad rilKK 1I1CCI.INI NO CIIAIH CAIU -Dally to Salt Lake. Denver, Omaha, Chicago. Kansas City ad other Kaatara UUs, Haa ehaeksd tarourn 10 aMtlnallaa, I'liion lpola tuna, lowtat rata. I'lniaoh lis hi In all ears. For raia and otliar loturmatloa call M or ddraa U. W. IX)UNailEHIlT. Ag'Sl, O. It. N. O. Astoria. urWoa. or J H. 1.07711101', (tan. A-ot. im Tnira Bl or. Alfltr, I'ortlaiM, or. iL'aS-VO 11 A 1, mil Depot Fifth and lav r Ktrrais. I Arrtv wTrrianti Kiprta Trains for Plm. KosrtHirg, Ash. land, bacrarurnln. :3 p.nj I SO a.ni I'gilen ha Fran- M.u j,. 11 wo, Mniavt. Loa ang. its, w 'o, 1 New tirlecn and h.H p.ra it rani At Woodbura (daily turpi Hun day), morning train eonni tswlth train for lit. An-B-l. Sihertoa, Krownsvill, Hpi Ingnekl, ami Natron, and even In train for Ut Angti and bllvtr ton. I tor nil Co 117:30 a. orvallla tassen. l!Mp.m lll:Ua.n ser. 114:60 p.m tihrrl.lan paniwii. Dully. llDally crpt Sunday. It-b itaa tlrkiila 1 . . rw wv.wwn run land, Biunimiiit,, anj rranctao. Net rate 117 nr.i ri.a. .,,. 11 1 -JlTl cloa Im ludlng slreprr. " Rates and t. k. L to Astern polnu and Kurope. Also Japan. China. lions lulu and Australia c b obtained from J. 11. KlrkUiul Ti.-i.-t a ... .vl Third street, YAMim.l. till'Ntnu 1'ass. ngrr ilei.ot fo..t of Jcffe"ron SL Ixfave for Oswego daily at 7:10 40 a n..; 13.J0. 1.65, l a, J; 18, 1.35, t lt.30 p in.; and s.00 a m. on Hunday .30, I0.M) a. ni.; 1:36, J:i5. 4 30 I 10 7:10. 10.00 p. m-i'lJ 40'a m. daV.' rept Monday; S;30 j 10 05 a. in. s Kumlnys only. Leave for Ialiis dally, rx.-rpt Bun day, at 4.30 p. m. Arriv at Portland at t 3o a. m. Piisseiigrr train Iraves Dalla for Alrlln Mondays. WtdncaiUva ani tM. (lays at 2:4ft p. m. Return Tuesday. Thursdays and Saturdays. hxiept Sunday. R, KOEHJ.KR. Managi-r. ,f C. 11, MARKHAM. Oen. Frt. and Pas. Aft Oregon Short Line Railroad. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Olves oholc of two favorite routes, via tne union Paciflo Fast Mail Lta oa th Rio Orand Sotnlo Lumx LOOK AT THE TIME U !vs to Snlt ImIq 2J Days to Denver 3J Dnys to Cliicngo 4 Days to New York. rre rocUnlnc chairs, upholster toor. tsl 1plna oar, and PuIlmaB palaa impm-s, otwratad 00 ait train. For furthar Information, apply to Or A torts, Oreron. C. O. TERRT, W. E. OOMjLN, Trav. Paa Agt. Oen. AgaaU. 1M Third Bt Portland. Or. O. W. LOUN83BRRT, Agent, a R. N.. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. Leva PORTLANb. Arrlva .00 a m. Portland Union Depot 111 jl am." for Astoria and Intaraj :M p.m. mvdlst point. I 00 p. m. ASTORLt j For Portland ft In-MTie anv 7.4B a.m. f 10 p.m. termedlat point l:Np.m. SEABIDR) DIVISION. m.la. rr S:00Jll:5fLv ....Astoria.... Ar am. p.m. 7:401 4:00 1:66 H l:M B:a 11:66 Ar ,., I.v 1:W 6:61 6:60 1Z:13 I.v " :wil:uuAr....Bi,jiioe.... Lv 6:16 SPECIAL SEASIDE) SUNDAY TRAIN Leaves Astoria at 8:30 a m.j arrives at Seaside 1:46 a m. Passengers may return on any traki shown on schedule on sam data. ALL TRAINS to and from Seaside rua ot Flavel and Hammond via Warren- ton. All train make close connections at Ooble with all Northern Paotflo trains to and from the east or Bound point. At Portland with all train I earl oar Union depot. At Astoria with I. R. ft N. Co.'s boat and rail line to and from Ilwaco and North Beach point. THROUOT TICKETS on sal at As toria for ' ..,,mnto, Ban Franclaoo, all Eastern arid European pouvta City ticket offlo Astoria, U4 Commetw Hal street. J. C. MATO. Oen'l Frt and Paa. AgerH.