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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1901)
llli: MOKMNTi ASTOHl.VN. HT-SIUY. Dr.C.l'.MIU'K 21, l.UH gaily otovian. Telephone Main Wl. TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION DAILT. tent by mull. per year Ih by mail, per month Served by carrier, per month. ..$ .. .50 .. 0 WEKKt.Y fU.nl by mall. per yf.r. In advan.'. K-W Tht Astor'.sn guarantee to lt adv.T tl,r the Urge" circulator, of any newspaper r-hlih.M on the Co.uvnb.a river. . F.FKT sr;.vR. Just st present there Is a shall1 eon teat Wins ged between the repre sentatives of beet sugar vrodu.vrs "f the rniled States and those who are In fovor of entering Into revli rocal trade relations w ith Cuba. It I" contented by the beet wpr producers that with ,nv nbiwIom King made t,. Cuban .ugar by the VnltM Stat, they '' be compelled to g out of business, that the production of beet sugar In the rnlted. States is an Infant In dustry" that ran only bo ker-t alive by tariff stimulants. On a closer Investigation f the mat ter it will arixar clear that thl.-con-tentlon Is not well found.M. but is simply the cry of a few protected in vestors. who. having experienced the profit swelling effects of a protection of $?.. to the ton on their products, are loth to be deprived of the unnat . Ural proceeds of their business. In reaching a conclusion as to the effect of reciprocity with Cuba, which will allow the marketing of the sugar of that country In the Vnlted States under more fovorable conditions, two things only need I considered. First, the relation of supply to the demand, and secondly, to what extent the new source of supply will figure as a source that has heretofore cut no figure in our market. Viewed from both of these standpoints concessions to Cuban sugar can not possibly work an Injury to the beet sugar Industry of the Tnltel States. In the drat place the consumption of surar In the United states Is greatly In excess of our total production of both cane and beet sugar. We do not produce enough sugar In the rnlted Stata to supply our legitimate de mands. S-cessarliy we must look to other sucar producing cur-trks to supply that shortage. Ii may be true that if it were inter..)-! I make the concession proposed to Cuba g- n-ral. and allow the German anl P.uss;an sugar producer the same privileges, the effet uin our market might be Injurious to our beet sugar industry. This would le increasing the source of supply to such an extent that it would be greater than the natural demand with resulting cheapening of price in order to create a false and unnatural consumption. Hut with Cuban sugar this danger does not exist, t'nder present conditions nearly the entire crop of Cuban sugar Is sold in the United States. That sugar already en ters into the con-lderatlon of supply and demand. The home market now consumes our entire home product and practically the entire Cuban produc tion. The only effect of the tariff on Cuban sugar at the present time Is to . allow our producers of beet sugar to levy a tax of nearly J1.j00.000 annu ally upon the American consumers of sugar and enables the United States to collect from the producer of Cuban sugar as large an amount and con vert it Into our national treasury. The proposed concession to Cuban sugar does not contemplate taking protection off beet sugar. It concerns Itself solely with the problem of how best to promote the Interests of Cuba without Interfering In any way with domestic enterprise. The small Increase In sugar supply which would follow concessions to Cuba would not bring that ruin and bankruptcy to the beet sugar people which they are so per sistently predicting. Secretary Ro"t v.;; ree.-ntly ca!!ed JtUlion to ren'b-r a 'l"icion mi two irn . portant legal points in connection with 1'hilippine matters Th-v aro-e in the case of Captain James f. P.ea'l. for merly a volunteer subsist ene offl'.-er. who was convicted by courf-martlal of complicity In all'-K-d :mn isary frauds In the Phillppin-s and sen tenced to dismissal and Imprisonment for three years. Ooung'-l for ft-ad ap pealed to Secretary Root, con'endlng that a slate of war did not exist In th I'hlllpplnis. and that an officer of volunteers can not be tii-d by a court composed of offlc rs of the regular w-r- vice, and therefore the trial was Il legal. The svcrvtaiy decided lhat a state of war existed In the Phillip plne. but has not finally passed on the other question Inv loving the lessl uy of the trial of a volunteer officer by a court rominv. d of officers, us that tjuestlun Is now pending before west ern court In the ce of another volun teer officer The army board which has for sev eral months been preparing a list of omocrs to recommend for brevet rank in oonsideiafon of gallant service In Cuba Porto Ut-o the Philip; tms and ."hitv.i lu oomp'ct.-d It' work This list l to take the place of that laid before th s. mile l:il ses.a on and with drawn before action Notwithstanding that the Is aid began with the purpose of greatly restricting the bestowal of brevets. It las been unable to keep the total numlver of names much be low one thooand It Is ettwe'ed that President Roosevelt will 1v hreve'ed. with the rank of brlga.ller-seneral of vounteer. The Mexican government has divided that after January I next the Pull man Company must purchase in Mex ico all f.vvlstuffs used In the bufTeta of its cars In that country .vvtof-re these sum lies have been pur h:s.sl at St. Louis, Kansas City and San n tonio. whl, h are the s-a'tlm: p bit of several rullman runs i:i:o eV The comiar.V will probably establish supply depots across the R.o iliande at Niievo Uirvd. rtcdra S.-sr.n nr. I Juarei. A man arrested In New Y.v k -e .tt y for the fatal shoo-.Ut '' ..no'Nr man turns out to be a raM.l n.' : mn inent anarchist lea.l-r On hi- person was found a memoratp'uii. b.x.k In which was written "No hones' and up right man wt accept P--i''"n of n-t.velt.- After serving a i;- cd lor.g time in states prison "or h:s ptescnt crime he would 1-e a r ',"r s ilo.-.-t for punishment as an .mir-Mst i.r Vt whatever law the present litres may pas for dea'.ing wi'h sueb crim inals. TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. Richard Cfker has return-1 to Sew York from his brief vMt to the farm owned by Pavid '11 leon near West Pa.b"n Springs. In 1. pr. Samuel Smiles author of 'he "S.lf Help" series and well known to Ameri. an readers, c-l-brat-d tils """.h oirthday yesterday. A .lispatih to the Lor J m T.no's and N-w York Times from Sy Ir.ey says th Federal (tovernnien; -f 'i r.Ci.i has d-, ' led to s-nd a e -n-insen -f ! men to S .tifh Africa .V :are crow d mad-- a f-i-n !!y -'.n-onstrati.m in front of the Fni'- d S-.i'-s. Columbian. Mexican. K uad-T.in .ml P.raziiian cor.sula'es a". V.i!..ir.i.o '"hil". Saturday. The Russian navy h- t r l a success In th- Far Ka-t. f r f.r-' torilo l"at built in the r.-.v ship building yard at P'.rt Arthur h i- j :-; tie.-n turned out. on h-r trl i; th- ! a: d-v-loped a mean speed ' I"-.- The St. Petersburg mr e,or. b nt nf the London Times and New Y'.rk Tim-'-s says all accounts agree in repre senting the state of Manchuria as be ing very unsettled. The preenre of the Russian troops has 1-d to mo't serious abuse. According to the Herlin rorresind ent of the Tndon Standard and the S'pw- York Tribune the rman K"V ernment Is prepared to resort to fon-l-ble measures in regard to the nerman claims In Venezuela, having arrived at an agreement with Preldnt Roose velt as to their scope. There is as yet no official announce ment of the coronation naval review next June, but at the Admlraly, ar rangements are already being made for it and, as far as possible the pre cedent of 11!"? will be followed on that occasion, says a London dispatch to the New York Tribune. The National Amateur Skating race will this year be held on Verona Lake, N. J., and In all probability they will take place next month. Arrangements to that effect have been made with David H. Slayback. manager of Verona Lake and the officers of the National Skating Association. According to the Valparaiso ' "h il-i correspondent of the N"W York Her ald, the opinion prevalles there that even though negotiations may be stop ped at present the rup'ure he-ween '"bile and Argentine will l only for a "hort time and will pave the v ay for a rapid S'-t'l'-rnent of 'h boundary controversy. The reiall of the Argentine minister to f'hlle. S'-n'T I'ort-la has had a good Impression In Argentine, "ays the llu'-nos Ayes corr"ipondnt of th" New York H'-'a'd. Th'- 'orrseponient a I so says that the Argentine govern ment will prepare an explanatory n-ite, -mbodylf, ii- points of th" dispute, and will le-n I It to King Iviward of flreat Rtltain, the arbl'ra'or "f the boundary uetion. TO CIKK A COLD IN OMi )aV Take Laxative li'omo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund 'he money if t fails to cure. K. W. flrov: signature is on i a h b',r. ..... - - - - I SVII Miss Ann Te k still pvruNt : that she hasn't tvaehed the tight ae to many. Hello I wonder what she'll consider the right agv Nell IVitage. Ierhap. Thlla lelphla Kev-wrd. Charles lb plogle. Atwaler, O., was in very bad shnv. lie says- "t suf feivd a great deal with my kidneys and was requested to try Foley's Kid ney Cure I did so and In four days I vvn able to ( to work again, now I am entirely well." Ilart'a Pronator. My nephew." sld the dour old lady, has come to town In curvh of a p.l- jtion. I'm.' said the crusty brvviher l In-law. "When he begins to hunt a Job 111 see what I can do (or him"-- Washington Times, AN KVANitKl IST S STOUT. j "I flittered for years with a bron j chiii' or l ing trouble and trie,) various remedies but did not obtain pcrmnn jent relief until I commenced using One Minute Cough Cure." writes Rev. James Klrkman. evangelist of Helle j i;ivcr. '.'.1. "I have no hesitation In , recommending It to all sufferers from 'mala. lies of this kind." One Minute ! Cough Cure affords Immediate relief for coughs, odds and all kinds of , throat and lung troub'es. For croup ! it is i:ne.U.illed. Absolutely safe Very jpl.as.int to take, never falls and Is 'really i favorite with the children. iThev I'ke It. Chss. Rogers. Prugglst. Y ...,t a e looking handsome tonight. Miss V g'lty." Tompkins remarked. S . l " Smvoho (old me a few mln tir. s .u " Totcpklns i rwmeinlvcring h it Smvthe Is a hated rival) -Well, v m "T In t Im-Ip ve unyihiug il-.at : s.r. '. would you?"--Itnston Globe SWKP Mrs MFK I vvls'i to .ay that I fwl I owe my to Ko! !!;iosla Cuiv." writes 'I c. i'f -.ri-'enson. of llayflel.l. Minn K,.r 'hree yean. I was troubhvl with .!:!: that I could hol.l nothlni; ,.n mv s'omach. Many times I ouI I ! unable to retain a morsel of fo.nl. Kin.illv 1 m conflnevl to my be.l. lv,-t.vr sail I coul.l not live. I rni.l one of your advertisements on Ko.l"l Pvatvi.sl.i Cure and thought It fit my ca.o and commenced Its use t beiran to in:inve from the flmt bottle. Now I am cured and recommend It to nil " Ii!,-.'ts your f.xvl. Cures all stomach troubl.s. "ha. RiKer. PruitKlst. ' W! y lo you keep repeating nuot.i. lii.-ns" a!U'.l the Irritable man. 'Why 1 1 , nt you s.iy somthlng orUmil"' ! My .bar sir. .here's n ose cf that, J Every time I think of anything K'"- en ojirh to 1-e original f ffnd that some b.,iy sail It years .igo "-Washington , Star. HEALTH ANP RBVI'TY. V p.vor complexion Is usually the re It of a torpid liver or Irregular Be rn of the lowes. T'nl'-ss nnture's ref- is r.irrS d off It will sunly cause ; M.-od. Pimples, bolls and oih-.-'i. ..ns follow. ThU Is nature's 'hod ,,f throwing off the poisons ,i. h he howls failed to remove pe. i-t -- t.lt t Early Risers are world ;im';i for remedying this condition. :-v stimulate th" liver and promote .-t!:ir and healthy action of the .wels but never cause griping, aoipi or distress. Safe pills. Chas. ijers. Prugglst. i: Mrs. A' urn She's a very nelghlsitly .v., man !-n't she? Mrs. Snappe -Y.-s. she f v.-r poking Into oth-r i e e- pb- - business. Philadelphia Press. INFORMATION WANTFJ). Th- manufacturers of Banner Salve having always believed that no doc tor or medicine can cure In every rase, but never having heard where Banner Salve failed to cure ulcers, gores, tet ter, eczema, or piles, as a matter of curiosity would like to know If there are such rases. If so they will gladly refund the money. Hart's Drugstore. H Do you hlnk your love for me will last as long as the engagement ring? She I don't know, but If you notice it dying you can present me with another Life. OF BENEFIT TO TOU. D. 3. Mitchell. Fulford. Md.: "Dur ing a long Illness I waa troubled with bed sores, was advised to try DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve and did so with wonderful result. I was perfectly cured. It Is the beat salve on the mar ket." Sure cure for plies, sores, burns, Howare of counterfeits. Chas. Rogers, Druggist. 'o. I don't know," remarked the slangy man for want of something te tter to say. "True," replied the lit eral man, "but you might try to learn.' Detroit Free J'ress. Fdifor Lynch, of the Daily Post, I'billipsburg. N. J.. has tasted the merits of Foley's Honey and Tar with this result: "I have used a great rnanv patent remedies In my family for coughs and colds, and I can hon estly pay your Honey and Tar Is the best thing of the kind I have ever used nnd I cannot sa- ' , much In praise of It." Hart's Drugstore. Iilggs-Old Noah missed the oppor tunity of his life. Biggs Knlighten me. LiggH "When the ark was about to float he failed to appear on deck, xave his hand at the scoffers and say "I told you so." Chicago News. Miss I'.eojprocity, the "handmaiden of protection," seems to be a very coy damie.l. Mail and Express. Silk Skirts In latest Styles and at lowest prices. Fur Collarettes Nothing lator or more- appro ciat ed asa gift. Sofa Pillows Aro always a luxuiy which nil cau afford- Wo would bo pleased to show tho Oontlemeu our olegaut liuo of Black Dress Suits and Stylish Hats. C. H. COOPER'S Leading House in Astoria. Practical Holiday Gifts AT HOLIDAY lKICI:S Kasy Rockers. Office Chairs, Center Table , Iron Beilstead, Pine Matresse and l?anc Rtjts. M:ikf voiir M Robinson's Furniture Store lt-v ipr... ny is a dear little thing and should be passed along to college de bating so.ietps Washington Tost. TO ST'P A vi.n. After expoaure or when you feel a dil l coming on. take a dose, of Foley' Honey nn l Ter It never falls to stop a col l If taken in time Hart's Prug store. N.-.1 Miss Stuyv "Hit t - 11 mv sister that you asked her to marry you twice Ton N I di.ln'l. I a-ked lor twl... to marry me ..lire - S.onev Hie J.mrn.tl S ATISKIKP !'! P!.K. Are the best advertisers for Foley's ll.oiey anl Tar nnd all who use It agree that Is a splendid f mely f,.r c.itKhs. co'ds or i-ore lunKS Hnrt a I rugstore. He It is a pleasure to meet a wo man who las a sens- of humor. She Hut, really, one doesn't need a sense of humor to laugh at the things you say Life A cold, cough or la grippe can be "nipped In the bud, with a dose or two of Foley's Honey and Tar. Beware of substitutes. Hart s Drugstore Sue h of the statlstli s from the Bug llsh workhouses as have recently come this way t-nd to confirm us In our con viction that protection Is good enough for I'm le Sam. Philadelphia Inquirer. , J. Yf. Bryan, of Iowder, Ills., writes: "My little boy was very low with pneumonia. Unknown to the doctors j we gave him Foley's Honey and Tar. The result was magical and puzzled j the doctors, as It Immediately stopped j the racking cough and he quickly re I covered. Hart's Drugstore. ! He Why don't you do your Christ mas shopping right away, dear? Bhe I What' And miss the delirious crush at the last minute? The Idea' Phlla- 'adelphla Bulletin. C. W. Lynch, Winchester, Ind., wrltei: "I owe the life of my boy to Foley's Honey and Tar. He had mem branous croup, and the first dose gave him relief. We continued Its use and Its anon brought him out of danger." Hart's Drugstore. Gift Buying Time Has Come We are ready with a complete line of CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Early buyers will secure the PICK OF THE BEST We have Toys for the children; Cloaks for the ladles; Suits for the gentlemen. Underwear, Hosiery Hnndkerchlefs, Neckwear, F'.lk Muf flers. Hhoes and Umbrellas for everybody. Also a nice line of Sterl ing Silver Trimmed floods and Chlnaware. Horse's Department Store STOKE OPEN - liftinii now nt CHOICE MEATS Fresh Meats Pickled Meats Cured Meats Prompt Deliveries Lowest Prices Christensen & Co., 518 COMMIPCIAL STREET. GO EAST VIA SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LIME TO Sl.J'aul, Duluib.Minnrainlis, Chicago and All Points Kaa:. DAILY TRAINS; FAST TIME; 8ER- VICE AND BCENBKY l!N- fcXJUALICD. Through Palao, and Tourist .Sleepers, Dining and Huffet Hniuklng Library Cars. TkaVeU to points East via Portland and the Great Northern (ty., on sal at O. ft. N. Ticket Offt.-e, Aalorla, or Great Northern Tlokst Office 1J2 TIIIKO STREET, POItTLAND. For rates, folders and full Information regarding Kastern trip, call in ir ad dress A. D. C. DBNNISTON. City Pass, and Ticket Agsnt, Portland EVENIN'iH. BESTOF EVERYTHING In a Word This Tolls of lh I'.sager Mervlc via f ho Northwestern lino.. Clglit Tialns lally llotweon 81. Paul an I Chicago, rompililiitf Tile jte.t rullllinn Hlrrp.-rs, I'rerles DniUig Csrs, Miliary and Merv4iUn Cars. Ki' Uecllnlng Clulr Cars, The '.'0th Century Trains - Huns l.voiy pay of th Year. The Finvst Tnim in (ho Worh rift-Hk tl.jhcctl Mr. ted TIIK HAlK)i:it Hi" ATK KXI'IIKMM, lh Kllieal lal!y Train Itunlilng IMneen St I'aul anl Chlcaco, via lti Hhorl I. Ii" ConiKelloin from 'h Weal Ma to la Tlia NUIITIIICUN I'ACIKIC tlltWAT NOHTIIKKN AND CAN Al'IAN I'ACIKh" U TH This Is al.o th, i:HT LINK lKton Omaha, St, I'aiil and Minneapolis All Agenta Hell Tickfla via The Northwestern Line v m mi:ai. ilrnrral Ai-iil Alter Mlrs.'t "-.;r,;sy IW.....I ICifih t Irv tnlng'ata. I'.irilan.l Artlv , vrrland Kiprra Trna f..r HaJnii. Il".illlg. Aah- Inful Sm.-rMi.iritt.i v 30 in. ig,eii. Han Krn 1 ila.o. Mii)m. t I Ang.lea K Taao. i 30 a Mi, New trrlmtia an 1 N p m th Kut. At Woodhurn (dally n.rpt Hon. lav). morning train cotine.'ta wiih tram f,,r Ml. An 6l. Hilvrrtmi. H r o w ti a v 1 1 1 ... Mprlngtlrl.1. and Natrn. and avail ing train for Ml Angel and Hlllrr ton. 30 a ml ("orvallla raaaen- J ti p m ! leant er 114 M p TOj Kherldnn pacn- I gr lllr. I Imilr etcfpi Hundar. Hehata tbkals on aal b-twrn Port land. Harranvenlo and Han Frn,-la.a, Net ratea 117 60 rliat cla.a. without Is-rth and IllOO aeciid daaa. In. lading lerth. Ilatra and ll keta in Ktatern point, and Fur.t. Alan Jain. i tilna. Hono lulu anl Auatralln I'an he oh'alnrd 'on V .-chllPng. Third nnd Wash. Itigton sr.-et. YAMHILL DIVISION' Paaettc-r dep..; f....( f J.rT.T.'ii Hi lave f ir ,Uiv st 7 t y 14 a. m ; 13 Jo. 1 .:. 1 :5 ftl. i a. l. 11 10 P m iil im p in . , Hun Uv "''ly- Arrlva at PoriLunl ,jiy m J4 Jrt. bi :.il a in . I .15 3 ti .tt .-n T to, pi no p m , : pi , .' 1!v M m lav: 30 aa l o 4J a. in. .oi Hun ilay ot.ly. Iave for Dall.ia dully i icept Hun. day at 4 10 p. nt. Arrive at Portland t ID i m. Paaa-ngrr train lriv lulu f,,r Alrlv Mondays, Wedneadava nnl Fri d.iya st : it, p m Heturni Tuesdays. Thiira.lny, and Haiurdjys. Ki'-spt Hu-iday. It II MIl.Ll lt, Hen. Kri and l'as Agt. It Travel UXURIOUS Th, "Norlhweatern Utnl'.-d" trslna, lertrlc lighted throughnu'. both Inalde and nut, and steam heated, are with out eiceptlon, the fin tat trains In the world. They embasty Iht lateat, rawiai and beat ldaa for comfort, runvenl ce and lusury ever ofTered the travailing cubllc. and altogether art the meal complete and splendid production cf tha ear builders' art. Theee splendid Turns Connect With The Great Northers The Northcra Ticlflc ind The Cioadlaa I'aciric AT BT. PAUL Ff)R CHICAGO and the CAST. No extra charge for these superior arommoda lions and all rlaaas of tick tte are available for paatige cn the trains na 'his lint are protrcttd by tht Interlocking Hlock Hyiiem. W. If. MWAD, II. U KIBLEIl, (leneral Agent. Traveling Ag't, Portland, Oregon. fri Al, Milwaukee" when going to any point A familiar name of tht Chicago, Milwaukee A Bt. Paul Hallway, known all over the Union aa the Greet Railway running the "Ploneer Limited" trains everv dav and night between Rt. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago, "The only perfect train tn the world." Understand; Connection! are mad with all transcontinental lines, securing to passenger the best tervlce known. Luxurious conrhei, electric light, iteem heat, of variety equaled by no other line. See that your ticket real via "The In (he United Slate or Canada. All llrket agent el them. For rate, pamphlet or other infor mation, addres. J. W. CABIOY. C. J. RDDT. Trav. Pass. Agt. Oen. Agt., Portland, Ore. Portland. Ore, mm W MilTU IC l'' I'l'iU.ICATti'N. N.illco la lieieliy alvrii thai on Tiies .l.iv tho ail ilV of I "venmbar. IIXU. at Hie hniii' f ni'lnoh I', in.. t llio City 1 1 nit (.r tatollii In III" 'iimi'll t'lialil- ia Ihe Coinnilt on rlliectn stit.l I'jil.llc Va iin.l llonnl of Aaaoaauts, cunailtullnu lb" Hoiinl of Kitiulla4tlnii ,.t the City of Ait.il I tt. will l o ot ini'l einllilne. nilirct llll.l n.UuIS" lllp aa , .n oi roll No is. for Ilia Imt'iovs in.ni of Hliili ulieiit from Ilia north line of Cniniiieiilal street (o a I'olnl nil bI. Hllh street when the una v..li l- Ihleiaei l.-.l by the llllltll 1 1 UK f hlii. k . rtlemleil w,-at. All i.hliita In aiil.l iii.a.niellt lllllal he lll.i.le III MilllliK "'! tlh-.l li.fota ...I.I time, II II N l: I .M N. Ail. lit. o iin.l Police Jtl lit" .if Hie City i.f Atiiilit N. l"l."i: uK ITUl.n' M'li'N' N.illce la In r. l y given, lhat "It Tilra. ,lnv the Slot ibiy of v. oinl.ei . lo. .it the hour of J o iio. k i m , at llm lilv Mall In Hie I'l'iimil imint-i tho rniiimlitee mi Htieria oil Till. lie nav onl Ih'Bul "f Aaa..iia. email luting Mm Hoarl uf Kmrntiani b.f. will inert an l einiillne cm reel mi l tuallso the aritncnt roll No for llir nil. .iivetiulll of rnlllllirrcUl allewt fro I the Weal line of IVvrlttll lreet .l th I rl line nf Hl.th ire l I All iih'ecla til aal I naaraamellt lllllat 'he rnmle In willing an.l rlli-.l lef..ri aali 'time II K NKIi"N, I ...in... ....I i..ll. tii.ln ..f llm .'llw i.f AalotU OREGON Shout Line AND Union Pacific TIMi: H'HKP II.1H Artlvs I Fr on l'oftlan.1 Kp. I kc. priivr. Kt Worih. ' 'ma ' ha. Katu-a t'itf I Hp in, HI l-oiia. i lilcg and Kial j Halt lke, lnvet rt. Wurth. mm i t'cp.rt I ' I'ti'riit.l i l'.rt!n I ! H-i l 9 ikl a in v. Hunt Ingf ti . Atlaiitlo I Ktprraa ', (i i' m via Hunt- ingioti Mt. Paul ' !''. mail ha, Kanaaa i liy I H m Ml I uia. i tiic ig ' and Kaat. Walla Walla?" I-M lal.'M. M(.i k4iie M nnrap lo H' Paul. Piliulti 7 00 a m M:l aukec. Ci. cog i an l Kaat p in. via Hpokan ' TJ h.mra from PortUnJ ! fblrtago. No Change of Cars. ,-KAs AND ItlVKIt HCHKM'I.K - Fr 'm A'torla - , All aallli g dal( suhject to chsngr For fan Fra l' ro vtjr five days fa III r, lump a Hirer 4 m I'alves- Ti Per lain! ami etc. rrnt Hull. Way Iwin 1 nga M oi lay ftvam-r Natiroita leavra Aa' H on i '- diltv. , ept ui lity, for !:, . tcie. 'ir.g tlo t ;t!i tr, na f .r lnc Prach. Ti.iga an 1 N-ith It'n-h p .lia. lietiit meg hi in jt ox r j 14IHO -vrn- u w U'i Nsni iiiir. A'totl.1. Ag-"t t, i'IIM'I l.tle';ll l'.lsirnKer Afilll. Poriland. IMeg.in. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. I'ort.an.t I ii ,,n (., y. I el A I na slid Way I'olills II iii a nt u i n AS ft 'Ml A ' t a in a nip i. , r t r on. u.i I',. 0.1. ii I W 1 . II a m I to ki m sKA Ihtt lilVM'iN vaUills f"r arrriiloii, Kl xrl. K,.rl H r. nt. haitimoinl and Astotla .' rs.l.lp for Warrrnton, mm . hi I II m a a I Pl .op .,, l -i a in p ii, u a in twia I I hi p in I !( .,a m U no y m I 7 l (i na s I la . Ilaium nil Mre a and A.l"fia Hunilay oily. All tralna niaka rluea connacllon St Ooble with all Northern Pacific train lo and from the Kail and Bound points J, C. MATO, Oan'l Frtlght and Faeaengtr Agent. ..Forlland - isloria fyute.. STR. ''BAILEY GATZERT." Dally Hound Trip Except Hundiy. TIME CARD I'iv Portland 7 a. m. l"ave Aatorla 7 p. m. The Dalles Boat STR. "TAHOMA." Between Portland, The Dalle and way Point. TIME CARD Iave Portland, Tueadayt, Thursday! and rtaturrtav at 7 a. m. Arrive The Dalle the uma day 6 p. m. U'Svea The Dalle, Rundaya, Wrdne. day and Frldiyi at 7 a. m. Arrlvet Portland, atn day, 4 p. m. This route ha the grandeai acenlo t tractlina on earth. Ianillng. Foot of Alder aireet. fdoth 'Phone Main 261, A. J. TATLOIl, Agt. Astoria. JOHN M. FILI.OON, Agt. The Dalle. I'll ATI I ICPt ft DARN BIB, Aft. Hood River. WOLFOltD Sl WTICRfl, Agt. Whlta Salmon,' 3. C. WYATT. Agt. Vsnvmiver. E. W, CHICUTON, Agt. Portland. .. ! ram
