The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, December 06, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textriii-.moumng asioki.vn. irjd.vy. i..:i:mhi:r a unit j; is ' t ! i ; ! t r K li i , t .1 'J j . gaily otovian. Telephone Main Ml. TERMS OP SimsORllTION DAILY. Sent by mil, per year Sent by ni'.U per m,Mith Served by earner, per month 0 WFF.KLY. Cent by mull. per year. In advance. !00 The AMorUn guarantee, to ttn adv'r tta.ra the largest circulation ef ny newspaper r-MiahM n th Columbia WHAT THF.T WANT The delegation representing the Cu ban Industrial intereats which recently visited thla country and preaented 10 President Roosevelt a oelitlon setting forth concessions which they ulrd thf UnltWI States to make to Cuban produvta. waa not very moJest In Iti (JemanJa. which were aa follows: Flrat-That molaawa anJ row nufars u Pto No. 1 of the Duti-h standard. . . " ,n v"ub' - 4mltted froe Of Hi dutle d-That t"kJivo leaf frown In Cuba ant lamM un.ler Tarasrarh No ii of the Vnitel P'a'e cuatoma tariff, on belrie Imported Into the Vnltei Pta-oa. :r. if wrapper., a duty of 1 a prtund and that unpeelAft. imst 'mnied fillera ray M cents a TOnl-That cn clra. dcarMfj and rher.'s of all sorts manufactured n Cnha and mention In rarasrai-h No T of the fniteH States customs ariffs a dutv of a r-und 1 levied and the presvnt adlltional tat of J5 per cent a 1 valorem be suppress 1 altorethr. Fonrth-Th.it a reduction be m.vl. on the alcohol, spirits and rums (by-rnvlu.-ts of suenrcaneV an t on pre TV sweetmeats and sweets manu factured In Cuba, with Cuban fruits, of 4fl per "' of ,blr respective du Ties as classiflet under the resrective paracraphs In the Tnlted States cus toms tariffs. n.'ih Th-it no Internal revenue tax or lmrosts annulling the concessions ,bove -.Mlclted be established In the Tnlt'd Stt. The petition also set forth the fact that the Industrial situation in Cuba vas under a cloud of depression and the remedies to relieve it must be ap plied at once or the difficulties created by the acute condition would encum-lw-r the road to a speedy formation of an Independent government of the Isl ands The petition classes as follows: We therefore, respectfully entreat you. either by virtue of the constitu tional authority vested in you. or by requestlns congress In your first mes sage to grant vou the necessary au thority, to Immediately establish am ple commercial prv'lees between the United States the ilmost exclusive market for our products an 1 Cuba, bas--d on the foreRiin? petition, as a rnpasii'-e of urnt necessity and indis pensaMe for the salvation of the isl nnd." It is safe to say that as mu h as th pr-sid"nt and concress are Inter ested ;n the welfare of Cut.a. no hasty action will be taken and if concession are mad" it will be alons lin'-s calcu lated to the mutual benefit of the in- dustries of the T"nltd States and The I'nitel Stat-s Industrial Com mission has published an annual re port or. its study "f the rela'on of capital and labor, in whi' h it d-s'rilies In detail the arrans-m-nts effcicJ be tween the employers ar.d enployes in regard to wa?-s and hours of !,-'l,or. and says that such omi rorr.I.-ej have made most progress where Ui-h sides to the controversy are most thorough ly organized. Now this is an Import ant point, and those employers who are opposed to all labor u lions, or think thev are. should mark it Weil because the commission's Investigations show how incorrect is the assumption often made that the organization of labor and caoital must array the two forces in hostility and prevent industrial peace. The contrary will be found to be the case In the long run; when caoital and labor reach an advanced stage of organization the effect will be to keep the peace instead of i.reaking it, to promote compromises and dimin ish the number of strik. -s and lockouts. If different results have atten ied the beginning of labor organization it la because the new system has not yet reached Its natural equilibrium. Oak land Enquirer. "The original copy of the I-elara-tlon of Independence is no mote" :;n nounces a dispatch from Waithlr.gb-n. "The stirring text and signatures of the members of the continental con gress have faded away. The precious document preserved in the cabinet In the state department library Is now practically nothing more than a' large Rheet of parchment. Part of the words Declaration Independence,' which were written In large letters, are deciph erable, but not a signature is visible to the naked ey. Cna hardly dlscernl Mo strike of John llancvk's ffn l all (hut remain of the b.d.1 m l vigor ous autograph, vhl.-h ! pui-pom-ly made largo sn aa to h.iw the flriin government that he hn.l no f r of he Ins known" For several yearn it has ln-i n pie dieted thai In time the P.-n-lti.' V. t sintes would ho the .! snnve ef lumber supply to the slates east of the j .., sli;r,ltv, fr VBM ,,nm. K.vkv Mountains, Already that j ,-hni r Pitta- trouhV and tr..l ai Ions prophe. y Is being fu'!ll!Hl. The linn- j iinedlc but did not obtain pcrmnn her supplv of Minnesota and other ' '"n, u,,t" I coninien.vd usltut tn. states on the Eastern slope of the cr,at divide is already to- limited to meot half the demands made UHn j them and as a cons.. iiience this Indus- j trv in Oregon and Washington la i I growing by bat and hoiinda. With our j Increasing demand In Eastern mar- keta of the t'nlted States and the! growing by leaps nad bounds. With our tries, the future of this Industry In the Pacific Northwest Is most encouraging. A vote by a Republican against the Ctty Republican ticket Is notice to the world that the Republican party is i not to be trusted with the dtr.'.utstra. tlon of the city's affairs. Even those . iv.1- t ,,k-. who are responsible for the promuiga- tlon of the opposition ticket can find nothing derogatory to say asainst the character or ability of the candidates on the Republican ticket, and this is u not mrtisanshlp to vote for y ur tirtv candidates when they are men vf un loubte.1 honesty. (rvd business ability and worthy of the utmost con fllence. It is your duty to yourself. your city anl your party. n .i.io,! tj t re -.ip nen.le.1 the promotion of so many thhr if unusuat Interest to the Ta lrV Coast states In h!s messace to oingr'ss. that It Is difficult to say lust which ne j su pf a torrM ,.V(r or ,rrei.ulnr will be of gre.ites benefit to the d-'- J tlon of the bowels, t'nless nature's r-f-velopment of this seolon of the foun- ! l carried off It will ur.ly cause . ,, .,., ,, ,,. ! Imrure blood. Pimples, boils and o:h- tnr. Terhaps the greatest Im'iiellite ' ! er eruptions follow. This l n.iturp s effect up.n our comm-ree would b- m(i(hn) of throw,nK off th( ,,,, felt by the constmo'lon of the r.icif h0h the bowls failed to remove. Pe cable. as It would at once unl'e -hat j Witt's Little Early Risers are world are now widely separated oommoTl.il i famous for remedying this condition. communities. bowels but never cause griping. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, aft- , crRmp w pafe pm r cnroful consideration of the reports i p.ogers. Druggist. and estimates of leading beet sugar a. . . T7 . J Stonebroke P.- you think your fa producers, estimates the bee- sugar ,her ,vouM (l1 ..,y carrying crbicton for 1HM at ltvi Tve jyu, n- lress-l don't t now. If he's beet surar rnvlncfon Is ,t!-i...d ns ' anything like me he would Tit -Bits '..Hows: California tons- Mv--ie-n. fi'vf'wi tons Colon lo. c 'v-o -ns j '"ph. tons; N--bnka ' n ' Vei- Vo"k. T'""1 tons- Wwi'o-'p .vi on Minne--o'a r V'.V:ng- .in yA tons; O-epon. T.on 1 inn'i a'1 rroich i"e-.cv i :n lie r.-.oort whi h his tven drn-vr 'in v 'he experts who. vNI-e.l N'T Y"-V nil P!osron to rib'ain 'nf 'n'T:ni -. ' it .-. to he tin 'egr' .'ind s''-'t m ' -i.-ir in th 'e cl'l.-s On 'he '"Vn'r T. .'-i,..p f!n:lwav whl-'h 's -h" m-.sf ;p.to- Vi-e un-lerround l!n 'here, p.-.f n-.or.. 'han triin ire run dil'v ir-l p"- of nff.iirs is con'eact-..i v.i'h ro'on's record of ?'t cars hotlrlr In efirh 'i r- ct inn. Tt -p t.i MTttl!',. c? r - T "f cv rv cnr 'ida'c on th Ct.v Tiep-iMIrm 'cke hit 'l-c r.f'lce "s ce..V'n?r 'he n'lp 7f vom Civnr an hopet. f-cr .p rov pfi'-rirtTvif.Ti' vote fi'r 'he Pien ho .'' re Vn-.'.'-n o l.e nt'O'-e s'it ci.,n "f '.e-r,ng 'oiptr vote far the r i r lM.'i'e-- on 'he "i'v r.epub'i'.m ticket. Tt In n ho ho'.-d th Vm"-1' " ' Fathor Kn' l-c-h.. kf-r a l-oln'st. rr ! to broker M' 11 hn'-c iflnr.r,fi..- i;ri'n"d h Tammanv io" to nrov-nt l l-n from vrlt'ne h!" mi-moirn. Th- ptih 'ic l alrr-adv rr-ttv w-!l fifptn!nti'd with th-Ti and l nnioii'i to t) i-ld of 'hf-lr a.-l'lf-atlng offr.rt 7rp Pam will luilM a navy vard at Puhlcf Bav rhilir.r.lno Inland -.h'-ro the largf-ft hatt V.nhp. rnn l ripalr'-d. !! In In th Philf.ptn- to ntav and r.rorioa-s to fortify Mm f.oji'ion hv hav ing all th" nwwv adjun'to at 'ian 1 for propr-r di-fen""1 of thorp r-ootu-tialona. OH puuliern are made In Texan now while yon wait. A short time airo a Arm eontraeted to complete an oil eufher in the I'.eaumont district within a tneilf'efl time or charge noihinir f-.r work. The firm got their pay. With the automobile skipping along at the rate of n mile In T.Vt necr.ndn, who win say that, the flylnsr mi-hlne no. with un? The American people have always put their stamp of disapproval upon a third term for their chief executive. What Is wine for the nation Is wine for the muni' Ipallty. t'horlo KcpWIo, Atttater, O., wn In wry had nhntv. Ho ys: ''1 nf fetvd i Krft dotvl with my kidney .-tn'.t mis niui'(i'. t try Foley ' Kid ney Cure, 1 ill.l o and In four days I ns nllf to gn to work again, now I am entirely well." Hart lVugsu'iv. Pat I'rowe may be hut, IVsnlhly ho has boon kidnaped hininelf - Tni onm AX EVAN.5KI.tST'S ST.-P.Y. ' 1 .... ' James Klrkman. rvangelUt of IVIle , Kivir .., hv n ., , rvconmicndlnK It to all sufferer from i maladies of this kind." One Minute 0ou'h flr,ml" "'''" "lief, for cougha, colda and all kinds of nt anJ ng lroub,f, For cpnui, , it Is unequalled. Absolutely safe. Very pleasant to take, never falls and l ' rl,!r 'vorite with the children. j They like It. Chaa. Rogers. Prugglst. i The man who ast embarked In the ' ! making of corncob pljva aa a business Idled disgracefully rich. Chicago Trl- bune. Saved hps ufk. j "i , . to say that t feet I owe my j life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure." writes i ' C. t hrlstenson. of Hayrtcld. Minn ... i "For three years I was troubled with (ly,;x.11,a ,0 , couU, MJ nothlll j on n). stornach. Many times I would , be unable to retain a mors-1 of food. ' Finally I was confined to my bed. r.t v ont.l T ,.nii 1 ti. tit-. f tNtit.l I fur i" i'ut nti n iirn'iiirii -9 iu "' i -i , Pv,,Mj 0ur aml tnUh.ht lt fl, ,y case and commenced Its ue I becan i to improve rrom tne nrst oottie .o t am cured and recommend li to all " Picests your food. Cures all s'omuch troubles. Chas. Rogir. Prugvlst. J Rass-Wlilts rii!',w his wf,. flr.li Fogg Making game of ler? I see lston Transcript. HEALTH ANT RR.M'TT A pwr complexion Is usually the re- They stimulate the liver and promote I regular and healthy action of the TNPORM ATfiN WANTED Th" manufacturers of Fanner Falve having ahvavs believed that r.o d or. tor or medicine ran cure in everv case, but never having heard vhre Rainer Salve failed to cure ulcers, s 'res let. ter. czema. cr plVs. as a m.nvr of curiosity would like to kn c.v i' there n--e surh rases. If so thev wil! gli l'y r'md the money. Hart P. ue-onre lvi.oiiraging. Il My trul'i In I". minu'i-. '"nn you not civ- tie on., rnv nf hot- lfor 1 l-'iiv "on fon-v-'r'' Sh F-'r thnt clot k i half :in i;"ir f.is' -R'-ooklyn I.lf- "'F PEVKFIT TO T'l". P. .-. MitohMl. Fulford Md "luir inir a long 111 n- I '.n truuM-d with t..) or'. was advlsi-d to trv TWiT Wi'fh Hawl Palvo nn-1 did ro v.-lth : wnnd-rful rults. I wan t-'-rfor-'ly i rur-.l. I- Id the l-cdt sal v.- on th ni.'ir ' k-t." P'lr rur for p!ls sor- . hurna. ; n-'W.-.n- nf ronntf rfi-lt". Ch.i It"g'-r. ; Pr'ir;i"t. ! Sharp On hN hlr'hdav bo'..r- ilo'r marring sh civ., trm a h .k I'ti'l'l.-.l i "A Pf-rfr-ct n-nt.-man." Wlir-it..n -S Any r-hange affr a y-ar of niarri'-l 1 lif"' ?harpo Yi-s: nn hin l.vt l.irth- day nh gav him a hook i-tultl'-d. "Wild Anlmal I IlU'P Xfot. " fhlrago N'.o F.ditor Lynch, of the Daily Pont. Phlllipnhurg. N. J.. han tailed the mrllR of Fnh-y'n Honf-v nnd Tar with thla rcault: "1 have ukpI a grnt manv patpnt rmpdipn In my family for cougha and colds, nnd I can hon estly ray your Honoy and Tar In th tit thing of the kind I have ever used and I rannot na- ' -ru-h In r.ralne of It." Hart 'a Drugstore. The cashier nnd the floorwalker were talking to kill time. "Foothall must I- an awful tiring game,'' .-.aid the cashier. "Oh! I don't know.'' ri-pll"d the floorwalke", "they're not on their f'-et all the time, you know." Vonk'-rH Statesman. SATISFIED PryPI-K. Are the bent advertisers for Foley's Honey and Tar and nil who use It agree that It Is a splendid remedy for roughs, colds or core lungs Hart s Drugstore. Tommy Pop, what Is meant by the breath of suspicion? Tommy's Pop The breath of suspicion, my son. Is a figure of speech based largely upon the aroma of. cloven Philadelphia Ilecord. A cold, cough or la grippe can be "nipped In the bud, with a dose or two of Foley's Honey and Tar. Pewnre. of substitutes. Hart's Drugstore. 1" li c JOB PRINTING No Job FAST PRESSES Teli phiini'lMain liiil ASTOHIAfJ Kl'W A i; I I'l;i'l;, M w u.i i; AI)Oo..-u Kiiliy.iiu Tlun -.o'i o not Int- n l t.. tak- ;i tw-.-tity-filt!i v Ifo Into '"m" "nmr ttnnll No. l.y A'.l-'' I' ! i l:i : ii . .,,-n v i,.n I k-o to th. l .izair I hiiv not ting- r ..nd I'll I'tiouiih f..r ii, y .r.'i.-nt v Iv-s to ii.- "'ilriL-i on (. r. Ti in.l nn- ! thingi tin y wiili in., in hiiy Iliookh-n Lugle. J. V. llryan. of T,ovd"r, Ills, urlti-H 'My lltlli- hoy ivas vrv low ulili I'ti-nmotiin. 1'nknoun lo tin- doctors ." gav.' him Fult-y'H Homy and Tar. Tii- r'-fiill wan magical nnd puzzh-d th" dofirirs, an It lmm"diati-lv atfippil thi- racking rough and lin nulikly n--iovi.rd. llart'H Prtlgatnrp. Wh'-re He Wim Lacking I hlnk ' pnpa In Junt an menn an he can he, nn- wrt'il the little one with Indignation. I "Why, nnked ln-r mother In purprlse. i Oh, he never run tell anything nhout the f hnngi-n In the weathr. wan the I r.-t'lv. Why d oexn'l h" get the rheil- j inatNm. like ,ucv Mlller'n father? fhleng., Po-t W. Lynch. Winchester, Tnd., writes "j owe the life of my hoy to Foley's Honey and Tar He had mem- I branous croii. and th" llrnt done gave him n lief. We continued lis use and lis sc.on brought blni out of danger." Hart s Drugstore. He Didn't '''.nut.-Ln.'y of Ihe House . -dirldgci. ill'ln I yon i M me when you iam. h'-te yon would have no male fil 'inls coining around the house, and now I find a riinn In tin- t lichen almost every evening? Bridget -Slum-, mum. (hot altt no male friend of molne at nil-he's me husband. Town and 'loun'.:." TO STOP A COLD. After exposure or when you feel a cold coming on, take a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. It never falls to slop a cold If taken In time. Hart's Drugstore. STOEW 1 Of all kinds fivm n visiting cnl to a tlail y iicwsinptr or a Innit. ODR LINOTYPE Tyi'fst'ttinej Miuliiiii' in tin liaiuls of rini'ti'iit opciators fiial'li'.s ns to turn out work iiiMirin a largo amount l" tvpi'si'ttinj; on -lu'it iiotiff aiul at jifit'i-s a ay In low all i'iiii't'tit,'rs. too Large or too Small Tlirt'f of tlniii at tin M-r ice I'fi'iir iiifiva-ing patrmiai'tv ARTISTIC WORK Y are n aily to itn! rtakr work ri 'iiinng artistic linisli. Wo arc Im U r proparcil than heretofore for thi flu-- f work. PAPER STOCK. We t arry a large ami -t lei t -tot k of the Very he-t alol lin ilium grail. - of .n.cr an, I printing -taliuiierv. We eail plea-e ol as to iij.il'tv aliil price. A tl i;ll ol'ilef -nlieite.l JOB OFFICE Mr Ni-u ly i i.,i. it.oi lj i And' i,i i., y.oi ir-i n;.,ng wlih i!i, l.ui. li- ! ,-r. I"'.v" Mia N.-:y.-.l Hi. iil.-ti- ,i,iv ii,. W ,.(, ., y. n. r ,u, iimn, i Moitim.-i Wh-n I :..-r u four pound ,.,.,, ),. n;u.ii -. -1 1 - . -tithing H. v. n i:io ,k!n K.i,;k GO EAST VIA ' 'shortest and QUICKEST LINE TO St. Paul, I)nlutli,Miiineiinli.sl'lili:airn and All Points 'Z in:. I DAILY TRAIN'S; FAST TIMK; BP-It-I VH'K AND SCKNKIIV IIN- Kyi'ALKD. I j Througli Paine and Tourist Sleeper, Dining nnl Hiifrc; Smoking j Llbraiy Cars, I I Tickets to points East via Portland and ih fir.-at Northern Uy., on sal at O. II. A S. Ticket fmi.-e. Aslo-la, or Orat Northern Ticket f)lfl j 111 rillHI) 5TREHT, I PORTLAND. I For rales, folders and full lnformallon I regarding Uastem trip, call on ir d i drew I A. B, C. DICNNISTON, 'City Pass, and Ticket Agsnt, Portland. BESTOF EVERYTHING In a Word Thla Telia of iht r..igr Hrvl via f ho Northwestern lino.. Kllihl Tialna Pilly llAinern Hi. r.iul an I l'lilcao, r 'inpilnlng The I attest I'lilliiutn tticpr". I I'seilena lUnlng t'jrf, I l.ltiiarjr 4n, uin.'i v l o i'.ir, . Kr? llci luting I'hsir i'm. ; The :Cth tVnlury Tralnn I Itum Kv'y Pay of th Vrr The Finest Tram in the Worh I Clrcuic Lkjhtrd rit.Uil TIIK HAIHIKU HTATK KXTUKSS. IM rinst Pally Train Itunnuig irt Ht. I'aul and ChU-ar-', la Bhorl Un. Conneelloii fruu :h Wt Md vU Th NOItTIIKRN I'ACtKIC. OK BAT NOHTIIMItN AND CANADIAN l'ACirb' UU Thl Is alo th IIK8T LINK b'tn Omaha, 8t. Faul and HIiiik-si-UIi All Afnti 8ll Ttck'lt a The Northwestern Line W It. MKAP. II. I. BISI.ICH, llnoril Agent Trav. Agent ! Alder ttr.'l. Portland. tKgon I leK., Klfth Slid lining t I'oitiuiel Al 1 1 r I i 'vrrisnd Kiprrsa Train f..r Salem, Itoistiurg, Aili - land Sa raJitriilo. I 'I 30 p lie i igdeii. San Kruii clnil. Mojitvc to I Angelrs. Ill 'o, J j'D a III New I 'lei. un :o p in th Kail. At Woo.lhurn dally rxrriit Sun day), morning train roiuin I. li hi train fur Mt. An Hllvrrlmi. II r u w ! v 1 1 1 -, Bprtngrldil. and Natron, and vrn Ing train for Ml Angul and Hllmr ton. 7 Jrt a m "nr all la pnnarn. I gr. III. SO p ml Shrrldan trio I g'r. Illy. tmilr irpt Hundar. tli-hat tli kt on aair h-'wi--n I'urt- land, Harram'nlo and Han Kram-laro. Ni't rnt'-a 1171 fliat 1 Inn. nlihoiit ll-rth and IiJ vniid 1 Iniu. In. hi ling U-rth. j lUtra and tli kft to Katrm point ' 'and KurotMi Alao Japan, t'hlna. Iloiio- j lulu and Au.tmlln. I'm Im otiiainr from A Si hilling, Thli l mi l Wmli. I InKtoti rrii'ta I YAMHII.I. PIVI.SIKN I Pawng-r di-po; f ...t of J.fTi-ri n Si ! I-avi- f ir w-go .lailr il .'' "J i in : 1: i". 1 rv-, 3 :s : ir. v. i ;.. 1 II .1') p m ii n I "v i in 01 Sim .t v i oily. Arm at Portland .lally at 35 I n :o pi mi ami j:, ; i', ' . :u 7 i in m) j. tn ; I.' 4" i in iiilv i '''i'' M..n lav. Ji an l l j a m Sun , liny, iit.fy, I.i-avii f.,r Pa'l.ia d.t::- . .-i-pt Sun , ill ar I 3o (i in An.w- a: r.otijnl nt 9 n i a in j I'iihi. liu r trilu '.i-ai.1 I'Oln f .r j Air!-- Muti lay. W.-dn.--In a ;in l Krl' dm ai ! I'i p in lt(,un. Tu- lay. I Tliumday n. S.itur day Kii-pt Hu '.lay. I! ii Mil I, i i: 1 'on Kf. ii I Ag' ' ll T, UXURIOUS 1 RAVEL Th 'Nir'!iwi'"t..in Lm '.d" riin, flei trlc llghl! Ihr 'Ugli"U li'i'.h 1'isid' lire! out. and t.'itti heitrd. d r- with out I'lc -pt Ion, th rue": train in ;h world. They i-nilit lv !he lib-at. i i-uri; anl hst Id'-ii f ir I'otiifoi t. roni. nl"e nnd luxury ever onVr.'.l :h. i ,i v-llng tiuhlli-, and altogether ir. Ihe in. al complete and npl'-ndul prndu -!l in .f th liiir hulldern' art, i j Tliene ii'l.'ndld Tu rn I Connect With The (ircut Northern The Northern I'mlfk- nnd The Canadian t'acifk' AT HT. PAUL FOR CHICAGO and the PAST. No Utra charge for these superior ai'ominodiitlnii and all rl,i-.i nf ll, k el are available for pasnge er. Ihe trains o 'hla lin are pron-t d by the Interlocking fllock Hy:m. W. II MKAP. II. L. MISMOIt. fp'neral Agent. Traveling Ag't. Portland, Oregon. Milwaukee" when going to any polnl A familiar name, of (lie Chit-ago, Milwaukee B'. Paul Hallway, known all over th Union ns the flrnt Railway running the "Pioneer Limited" trains everv dav and night between fit. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago. "The only perfoct train In Ihe world." Understand; Connection are made with all transcontinental lines, securing to passengers the best service known. Luxurious coaches, electric light, steam h'-ut, of a varl'-ty equaled by no other line. See that your ticket reads via "The In the Unlled Slates or Canada. All ticket aaenls f them. For rates, pamphlet or other infor mation, address, j. W. CAHIOY, C. J. BODY, Trav. Pan. Agt. Oen. Agt., Portland, Ore. Portland. Ore. i 0 oeni4vta-1 iWtW SOUTH ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA HIVfR RAILROAD. I.K.W K ion n am' li III 1 IVOUml I II ell lH i. I Tim I' iii j t.'l Ail OS slut w r I lolnl. A-IOIII : iii I' i I'ortUmt . lei W X o Id . . ,. n, I, I ll III III II tu (I III I II HI in III ) . HI tt -1 Of I'll 1-loN in iu-u i r w oiti'iiioii. I ? w m II emu H. li' I '" -I'l'lti. ! Il'llll v I1 I l IM lltin I " I ViO" I. : 'll' I ' Uk Ir Ho .in nloii. I ) iw c in I ll . IUui'K 'l"l. '"O j ; ISJ l HI l V i v mi to i,oi- . aii.i A'loiia : " iu u Suiidiy "'ly All train iimkd iI'mi i'niini-il.'n al tlol'l wuii i North.in I'm'ino Iralna In and from (he Kail and Hounl polNla. J C. M ATD. (Irn'i Kr!ght and raangr Aant. ..Portland - Astoria 011(0., STR. ''BAILEY GATZERT." Pally It 'utid Trip Ki.-p Hunday. I IMt CAHU l.vi I' Ttlainl l.dif A.tor-a . . . . f a. tnx ... J p m. The Dalles Boat STR. " TAHOMA' !'-in"-ii p.it.Unt Tti I :!, and way I'.'IBI UMt CAHU l-Ai' i I' -i :ran 1. Tu'idar. Tliurt layt .mi Si 11 it i at J a m. Air v.. Tl r IMIIra th- .aiuc day I p m. l-.i'-i lie lM. HunUya, Wdtla- .irtu ' '. Ki 1 i 1 al 7 a m I't - t l' 'M .in I. asm day, I p m. l'i a r nto liu t '1 o gran.Iat -nU- at tt .-!t on farth tmllng r"nit of Aohr r-t llolh I'll 'lira Wain l'l. A J TAVI'lt Agt A.trt Ji'lIN l KII.1.""N Agt. Iii Dallaa. I'ltvl'lll ll A IIAHNKS. Agla. Ili4 llirr. V"I.I'I!I A WTKItM. Agt Whl! Kaim.-n. J 1' WVA1T. Agt VnoMVr. I'. W cni.'tlroN. Al Cortland OREGON Shoit line and union Pacific :z i 111 XOaiJLO i MO TIMK S''IIKI P (art j I'l.K f Kr in I' o tlan.1 In m I I' -i 1 t .ir. i.-i,v-r. i 1 1 w o'.h. i 'in 'I Oo a m (, , K ti-a. " ' v 4 Ilill.t- I ii a. I'lio-Ag l"g! ' and I', lal A ' .in t ,- i;t I ,ilc IltlVi-l I'ti r . j.; .,r:i i una 1 ( '" tn, K n ta i I ' y a : l Hui.i , ( , . ti , ,g Ilk"' n ,iii t -.iit Wall i Wai:a St I'au'. l.-..n, Hn . K.i ma i k in- M nnrnp I , ' p s- I' hi: Im uili ; i la M-I-.I . u k -o. I'tu S; -Villi'' , ,g . .,n l-.fl Arrli i I li 'in fr.-m P-r Un l t, I'M.-iga. No l 'li inge f i 'nrn. ''KAN AND It IV Kit St. Ill' :If.lC -Fr .m A ituri i Ai: a.il'li.g dato n 1 1 1 )-1 to chang For s.in Ki..n Ii To r . i i y n-. - it i) a f m i' luii'li a Itlvr a m Im lv r,. T . 1' .r l.m.l and ric. . lit Him. Way lind ng, Monday ."'am r Nitic.fa Live. Astoria on : : I" d illl. , .it fin lay, for !w:lc.i. , in. . ;. K h'-r- i'i ti i in f ,r luig ll..i. h. T. .g.i mil V it), ii.-j.-i, iolat. Il 't.li nli.g ,ii r;M' .it Aat -r .1 a line even mg i W I.i il NHItKltKV, Agent Anlorln. A L CRAIII, 'iisjiersl l',ieKer Agenl, I'ottl.ind. (irigoii. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS Winn people art rnntoini.il King a trip, whether ,,n bualneaa ,.r pleaaur. liny naturally want . ,.-t .ivlc "lilalnnhle ,is f1(r pa a,,c,,, 1(,,f1rt ,, safety Is concerned Kinployea of th WIH.'ONMIN f'KNTUAI. LINKH ir. pall t a-rve the puhlio and our trains are operated an ns to nuke cloaa run. iiecthitin with diverging Un,. at all Junction iiolnts Pullman Palace flieeulng and Chair t ar on through train. Dining car service, uneg-eped, Menla served a la carte. In order to nhinln the nrst-clas r vice, ask the Icket ag"ii sen you a ticket over The Wisconsin Central Lines and von will m.ike direct connection at Ht. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and all point East. For any further liiformttl m -all on any llcket sgent, or cnrri',.on I with JAH. C. POND, flen. Pas. Ag't. or JA3. A. CLOCIC, Milwaukee, Wis. General Agent, THI1 CIIICAOO A NonTIIWKHTKrtH IIAILWAY. j