The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 26, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textrilf. MORNIM. ASTOKIAN. Sl'MUY. JANUARY 20, W1 gaily otorian. Telepbooa Main Mt TERMS OT SUBSCRIPTION DAILY. feat by null, per Tr teat by mail, per month Itrnl by carrier, per month.. .tlM . .U SKVt-WEKKt.Y. toot by mill, pr year, la aJvanea. 8.00 nitruun to Its adver- jan the lariat circulation of any oesrspaper fhltohed on the Columbia river. MILLIONS FOR KIMVATION. John D. Rockefeller ha already given to Chicago university several millions of dollars. As O the manner In which this has been expended pos sibly the donor has haa a satisfactory accounting. The public knows only that whatever the university has ac complished It has not become reu nited as a factor In the educational world. It Is regarded aa an experi ment. Doubtless It has great plans, but these have not yet materialised. Now the president of the university I reported as having said that he de sired a sum something about fH.'.M.. ) for the completion of the. scheme. Perhaps he will Ret this, says the Ledger. Rockefeller Is able to give It if in the f-ooJ- It Questionable, however, if such a donation would be ilse. Certainly the amount coull be applied so as to accomplish f.r more good. Chicago university does not need it. The president of the Institu tion only thinks that he needs It. There Is only one university In the United States approximating this sum as an endowment, and this la flan ford. Its J.V.O1 0X. however, is not In cash, but largely In lands. This uni versity was established as the freak of a querulous old man and has yet to win standing. It cannot be made by money alone. What President Harper would do with the sum he wants Is a problem. He does not need more acres of build ings. He cannot hope to draw from other colleges all available talent. In truth, a university not a success with the financial encouragement Harper has received would be a failure with all the wealth of Rockefeller at com mand. A university is something more than a pile of dollars. Kduca'lon in the land of colleges is getting top heavy. The need Is not for (ti:int concerns, go! 1- dated, bat for ho-l within the r--ach of everybody who desires an education There is no rea son why th- Chicago university should have an endowment five times greater than that of Yale. Vale has made its mark, and made it without absolute dependence up'in the condlition of its treasury. President Harper is an enter? rising individual. His enterprise is too much In the direction of reaching for the sack of the millionaire. For any le gitimate purpose he does not need t;S.00O,On) por any similar sum. and when Rockefeller gets ready to lose this amount the possibilities of mak ing better use of it will be certain to impress him. Oregon has hail ten governers. five being Democrats. With the exr-eptl n of Governors Woods and Moody, who lived at The Dalles. Oregon's chief executives all came from the Willam ette valley. Oregon's first governor was John Whlteaker (Detii'Krat), who served from March 3. li'3, to Sep tember 10, 1862. He was a resident of Lane county. Then came Addison C. Glbbs (Republican;, of Multnomah county, who sen's! until September 12, 1S66. The third governor, George L. Wood (Republican), of Wasco coun ty, went out of office September 14, 1S70. I F. Grover i liem'crat), of Marlon county, was elected twice. He did not sen-e out his ec,,n d term, resigning when he was elected L'nited Flatcs senator. The fifth governor, Stephen F. Chadwick i Democrat), of Douglas county, held from February 1, 1(177, to September 11. 1A78. Walter W. Thayer (Democrat), of Multnomah, was the sixth governor, holding to September 13, 1SSJ, Zenas P. Moeiy (Republican), of Wasco, succeeding him and holding until January 12, 1W. The eighth governor was Sylvester Pennoyer (Democrat), of Multnomah, who held until January 14, lf'j5. Then came William Paine Lord (.Republi can) of Marlon, who served until Jan uary 15, ISM. Theodore Thurston Ger (Republican), of Marion, who succeeded Mr. Lord and Is still in of- doc. Is the tenth governor. Time a when Wasco county extended from the Columbia river to the vllfornla state line, in vlesf (which fact It Is not surprising thaV) Iwo governors were elected from that county. The movement that has been made to bring Attia women Into the board of education Is a move In the right di rection. The Interests of any well managed school system demand more careful and pains-taktng supervision than busy busincwi men have time or Inclination to give to It. It Is not in disiwragment of any men "ho have been or are now on the school b.ail that we say women are eminently tit led for a share In the responsibility of governing our public svh.ls. They are more careful and conscientious in looking atfter details more earn est and enthusiastic In their work. Much of the efficiency of school work Is In the small things, which men overlook w omen are more economical and careful. As a le mother s time and thought are devoted to the tlndlng of the best an I most expedient manner of developing ami training her children, she Is more In touch with the teacher's work, for It Is her work also. There Is no doubt that a hoard composetl f both men and wo. men would greatly enhance the ettl eienoy of the scho work Woman is entitled to the i:tion. since, by assisting in paying for the work d ne. he earn the right to her opinion an 1 suggestions as to how It sr.. ml I le done. Our city is a!xut to a --sum,, her rightful place In the ranks of rr.. gressive cities of the Northwest Let us give some of the enteryri.-in,; an 1 capable women an opiortunity t co. operate with us in the m.i'erml ad iimvmrnt of this branch of the cltj government. Nine great ship canals are in opera tion in different parts of the world. These iirv among a sere or more of ther waterways not imioitant enough to be classed as canals con structed for the une of ships. The Suei canal is the best know n of the engineering feats that have shortened the pathway of vessels aroun I the earth. It was begun In lvt and com pleied In 1S59. Following this tame the ship canal, making a way for ves sels to St. Petersburg. As late as lJj the canal affording an inlet to the Gulf of Oorlnth was rim.-hed. Then the Manchester ship canal in Wig- land was built and the artificial chan nel through 'lermany between th" rial tic and the North sea was o--tie. in !:. None of these stupendous pro jects was completed without the ex-ln-nditure of millions of dollars, an I years were required for their con struction. Ka. h of the waterways is vvl! patronized, aril the commerce moving through them increases yearly. The success attending the budding and operation of the ship canals abroad and In the L"nlted States Is encouraging to those who are uriring the construction of an Isthmian canal. There is no mistaking the practical success scored by those now in Mira tion. Wheat keeps coming over the Cas cades to Taoma notwithstanding Portland's insistence upon the advant age of the "gravity route" And ships listed for Portland keep on corning to Tacoma. A most coingular slngu lan'e! Tacoma News. Did the News ever stop to consider that there's really nothing remark able about it? Tacoma Is doing an export business under the disadvant age of heavy grades, but Portland is even worse off. with her poor inland waterway. It should le- remembered by the News that Portland Is not claimed to be the Oregon saort. and that exporters make no pretension of monopolizing business by use of the Willamette city. There's Just one tlrst class seaport in this part of the country, and at present that seaport Is discriminated against to an extent that makes Its utilization Impossible a condition of affairs that exactly suits the manipulators who are bleed ing the producers. In accordance wltli the proclama tion of Governor Ger, sendees In memory of the late President McKln ley will be held In most of Astoria s churches today. Offering 1 Will go to assist the monument fund. William McKlnley was a consistent 'hrltlan and It Is fitting that his memory should thus be honored in ihe churches of the country. The last words of this noble man words that will live on forever attested his simple faith and endeared hlin to the hearts of those of us who, in the rush Incident to business, did not properly appe l ate him In life. "It In God's way; His will be done," expressed a S'-mi- ment that brought countless thous- ands to a rvalls.vlon of the uncer tainty of life and their unpreparvMneM for that which Is 4. come let (he clinches he '.Mled today, and lei the offering N substantial, Ih.-H this I'hrtstlsn nation may erect an ever lasting Monument to William Mo Klnley. Mr James J. Montague, of the Ore gonlan. Is certainly to be congratu lated on the advent of the snow. OCR ARMY THK RKjT. Our army Is the most effective and ernVleni organisation In the world The reason for this Is the men a:e well paid as well a well fed. i!.od feed and k.hM pay. however will n t alw-avs make a givd soldier lie must have steady nerves, a sood dnjestlon and a stiMtig . oiistitution To right disease It Is also necessary to have the same requirements, but if oii 4tv weak and nervous there is a medi cine that will strengthen your svs. em. We refer to Hosteller's Stomach Hitters. For tlfty ve.ti-s it has been making weak people strong and . k ,! people well We tlieref rv urge u jto try a hottlc and s.tify yourself ; It Is ;i !vci:lc remedy '. r In digestion, i lyseps!a. constipatl or latulency. turvousness and malaria, fever and ague Some men have the faclltv of seising common .h-cisi-oii and converting them nit fX'raord'.narv opportunities. TO iTKi: HKll- IN TWO 1VS I.lX.lllVe lit 'III 0;,!l',' remote the . uie i: VV I:.oes -ii;natin n e.cry Til e .'.. c.tr.v I Messrs 11:11 an I Hart :nia;i have .e. Icided obey the sul'i n.is cf the in- jtertate co:r.tnis-i.n. Hoa d .-f ! them' j NIGHT WAS UKi: TKUKOR. I I would ou; ii learly ail night ' Ion.;." writ, s Mrs ('has. iuo.k-a if I Alexandria. In I . "and o ,;1 1 haidly I trt anv sleep 1 had c nswmntl m fo ba.1 that If I walk-1 a II ck I would I tough frightfully .,p p,t Id -vl, but. ! when nil oth r me II oi 's fa'led three T $ I iH bottles of Or Kirur's -t P.nov . iery w holly cured me and i ea ne I SS j Iounds." It's absolute- (.u.irnntecd to i :ure Coughs. Colds I .a Grippe. Hron. chills nn 1 all Throat a:e! I.ung Trou bles i'rlce 50e nn 1 51 v ial bof ies (iff at Hart's Drust 're. K'ire Alexander of Sen ia Indicates a Ivviljngness to retire Anybody In need of a stahleboy should address Vm A PROFITABLE IN VKSTMENT. "I was troubled for about even years with my stomach and In bed n:.t my time." ays B. Pemlck. Somervllle, Ind , "I spent about $l'i and never could get anything to help me until T tried Kod'd Pyspei sla Cure. I have taken a few- bottles and am entirely well." You don't live by what you eat, but by what you digest and assimilate. If your stomach doesn t dlg-st your foo l you are realy starving K.d d fiysp.-psia I'ure d -s the s'nm.ich's work by digesting th- f.iod. You don't have to diet Hat all you want. K dol Hvspepia i'ur cures nil stomach trnibli-s. C AS. r.oGKHS A glance a: the new coiiimn. sh v s 'here is a revolution n pp.gress some where or .ither about something .. other , C1IILDP.KN BSPWIALLV I.IAIII.K. Hums, bruises and cuts tire extreme ly painful nn l If neglected often result In blood poisoning. Children are espec. ally liable to such mlis because not so careful. As a r-inedy DeWltt's Wltch Haze) Salve Is un-quatel. Draws out the fire, stops the pain, soon heals the wound. Beware -,f counterfeits Sure cure for pib-s. "DeWltt's Witch Hazel salve cured my bal.y of eczema arter two pnysicians gave ner up, writes James Mock, N. Webster. Ind., "The sores were so bad she soiled two to five dresses a day" CIIA3. ROG ERS. The German empiror hoe that his 'army and navy contain as large and j determined a proportion of lighting 'talent as the rer hstag Was! Ington ' Star. J IX)N'T LIVE Tff.milER. j Constipation and health never go to 'gether. l: Witt's Little Early Risers ' promote easy action of the bowels I without distress. "I have been trou I bled with costlveness nine years," says J. O. Greene, Depauw. Ind., "I have I tried many remedies but Little Early Risers (rive beit results " CHAS. ROGERS. I Sir Thomas Upton Is at once the dead g.irnest sportsman going and the best living endorser of the fact that high-class advertising pays - liuffalo News. WORKING 24 HOURS A DAY. There's no rest for those tireless lit tle workers Dr. King's New Life Pills. Millions are always bu"y, curing Tor pid Liver, Jaundice, ISIilousncns. Fever and Ague. Theybanlsh Hick Headache and drive out Malaria. Never gripe or weaken. Small, taste nice, work wonders. Try them; 25 cents at Hart's Drugstore. There are so many celebrltb nowa days that It Is more distinguished not to be one Milwaukee Sentinel. NOTICE-. During th absence In China of Ah Dogg, senior partner and general man ager of the Hop HIng Lung Company, Ihe affairs of the firm will be managed by Ju Young, through whom all busi ness must be transacted. HOP HING LUNG k CO. 271 Bond 8t., Astoria. EVERYBODY KNOWS till! I'UCH mid I'vorvliovlv know.i;tho iiali ty tf piotls w li it-It lins iiuulo our Mort lUiimits lr inany milt.t uroiiiul. Wo m'II only tlio liijjlu .vt j;nuK s niitl 1 1 iiUTtt'ini'otitioii. lUir iiimunl silois titl on Mini jdict s uro Mirjirisinj;ly roducotl. Yoti would d well to Mij'jly your nct'ds liilo ou am save money mul p t tlio Ih.-I. Wo m'II I'Vcn lliin to wuir for iiion, uoiiuu mul tliildiiu. I.atot styK'7, futility tin- lt-M. I'RtCES CANNOT KL lti:All N. C. H . COOPER FINE TAILOR-MADE SUITS T order during the month of January, at TWKNTY-PIVR I'KU CENT REDUCTION, Cleaning and Repairing at lowest prices. Tlu TulNir. A. Kll HQTHL PORTLAND PC) U T 1. A N I ), ( ) I i 1 C( ; ( ) N Tlio Only 1-lrNt-CliiNH Hotel Itt lort liind Senator Mason's pha that Cuba should be given a fair chance vv ill be apt to remind the avenge reader of the mun who prayed that It might rn:n. after rain had fallen ninety days. i'bll.1 lelphla Inquirer. CHILD WoHTU MlLtJONS "My child Is worth millions to me." says Mrs. Mary lllrd of llarrlsburg. 1'a,. "yet I would have Inst her by croup had I not purchased a bottl f (me Minute Cough Cure." One M:n ut CVugh Cure Is sure cur? fo. loughs, croup and throat and lung trouble. An absolutely safe cough runs which jacts Immediately. The youngest child can lake It with entire safetly. The I little ones like the taste and remember i how often It hel'd them Kv--r fam ily should have a bottle of One Minute ! Cough Cure handy At this season es I i-'ciallv It mav be needed suddenly. H'lIAS. ROOKKS. Insurance. Commlsjlcn ini Shipping. C. J. TRRNCHARD, . grid Wells Kargo nnd l'aeilic Ki ptc Coinp'ys. Custom House Broker- Prompt Deli.eries Of Choicest Fresh ami Cured MEATS Now Shop. , Iest of Service. Phone Main 151. 0 STOiN MEAT MARKET PRAEL & COOK TRANSFER COMPANY Telrf bona ZJL DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All foods ahlpped to our Care Will Receive Special Attention. No. 631 Duana Bt., W. J. COOK, Mgr Astoria. Or. Rs. Tel. C. W. BARR DENTIST Mansell Building. 573 Commercial 31., ASTORIA, OR TELEPHONE. RED 20M. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. Tills tir miration contain all of the dlKcstarits and dlKesW all kinds of riXXj. it, (fives IIIW.llll. icun "' falls to cure. It allows you to eat all t. Thft nirihtiwfriH Live HUM IT I I JIIU . , BtoinacliH can take It. Ky Its use many thousands or ayspepu' wi cured after uvcrytlilnif flse failed. It Is unequalled for all stomach troubled. It can't help tut do you goon Pr.-par.-d only by r.C. ''.''M,Jf TiiuH. l-ottloc'.'iUlns!i tlmintheWc. sla .lt M S, .V-'.l i o,iii. r. lul-sl. DR. fllflTTHEW PATTOH Physician and Sutgeon. IVMii: III II IMMi, Asldltl Fniiale I lciuie a Siccial'y. CHOICE MEATS ! Fresh Wests Pickled Meats i Cured Meals ! Prompt Deliveries Lowest Prices Christensen & Co., 518 COMMl RCIAL STRICT. It Will Pay You... to write for our rates before you pur chase a ticket to any kjIiiI In Ihe EAST. Through Tourist Cuts from the Pacific Coast to Chicago and Cincinnati connecting with through trains f r all points In the far EAST. HnHTII or S )i;TIIKAST. Kasl and handsomely equipped strum-heated trains lining '"irs, Uuffet Library Cars. Sleeping Cars ami Free ilnilnlng Chair Cur throughout Ihe following stntrs: InWA. INDIANA, WISCONSIN. MIS SOURI, TMNNKSSKK. IXIISIANA, ILLINOIS. MINNKSoTA, KoUTII DA KrTA. ARKANSAS, KKNTUCKY und MISSISSIPPI. For partkplars reKurdlnn fn-lKht or passeniciT rates anil service mil on or address, J. C. DINIrSKr, T. K. A I. A. B. H. TltUMIIlIl,!,, C.'om'l AKent. U2 Third St., PORTLAND. OkWlON. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When people are conlemplitln i trip, whether on business or pleasure, they naturally want the best rvlc obtainable as far as speed, , ornfort and safety la concerned Kmploye of the WISCONSIN CBNTRAL, LINED irs palJ to serve the public and our trains are operated so as to nuke close con nections with diverging' lines at all junction points. Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars on throii(fh trains. Dining car service une.elled, Meals served a la carte. In order to obialn the flrst-clasi ser vice, ask (he ticket Ki;nt to sell vou a ticket over rhe Wisconsin Central Lines and yoii will mk direct connections at St. Paul for Chicago, Mllwauke and all points Bust. For any furiher InfurmitLm all on any ticket sgent, or corruspinJ wlib JAS. C. POND, r.Cn. 'ass. Ag't. or JA3. A. CLOCK, Milwaukee, Wla. I-Jf tumt -n Q OBTf N4.vytaJJI WW SOUTH Iml. rtrih anil I.ea Irving st. IVrtlsnd Arrlts Overland Rxprma Trains for Halem, IliuMbutg, Ash land. Haeramsnlo. i 30 p m Ogdon. Han h T: a m T: p m olsco Mojavs. l Almelra. f.l I'aao. I JO a m New Orvtsana and m Kaat. At Wmslbum Idalltr eierpt Hun. dav), niomliig tiatn coiins. u with tram for Mt. An- I, Nllverlon. II r o w n s v 1 1 1 e, Hprlntfleld, and Natron, and tven. lug train for Ml. Angel and Hllver ton. V'orvsllls paaaen. 7 SO m I II pm IH it m lit M p ml Hhvrldan paaaeii- I er. I llly HlHilly elcepl HillnUr. Itrbal ticket on sals b-tsr-rn Cort land. Hacramenlo ami Han franclsc a. Net rales tlTiO tint cla, lthoul berth and IK 00 second rlaas, Including twrlh. Kates and tickets to tOasiern points tid Kurwiw. Alto Japan, China. Hono lulu and Australia, fan be hiain"d (ton, v .. S, hilling, Third and Wash liiglon sreeta. YAMIIU.I. PIVIrtloN Psrtig-r depot fon of Jiftenon Hi I-4V for ik'i daily st I M. I a m ; 13 J. I Jl, 1 Jl. t IJ. M. I . II U p m and t iiv) p in. - Sunday o.ly. Arrivs ot I'orlUnd d tlty t ' 3V i JO. lo 50 a. m : I J6. 1 II. ' it. JO J 10 10 00 p m ; IJ tn III ixy ncrpl Men lav. 30 and If 1 a tn on Kun dy oi.lv. l.eavr for I'a;U duly tcepi Sun day a: 4 JO p m. Arrive a: HtiUii 1 at Jo a m I'.ns'tig-r Iraln Vavra lalli for Alrl e Moil lays, Wt"diKsdv and Tti diva m J P in Itr-tiirn. TuoUy. Tlmrsdava ant Salurdjys. Ks 'pi "u ulav. It II Mil. I, Kit. Iln. Krt. slid I'ass Agt It T, UXURIOUS 1 RAVEL Th, "N r'.hi!rm Lmf.-d" Irslna , c!r-rle lighted thr Ugtiovl'. O 'th :nidr 'and out. td i'iiii heated are wllh I out ticrptlou, ih fine! I'sln. In th. j worl I TlKy embady lh. Ilml. I !inl b.i; Id'as f r comfort, convrnl j and luxury vr orT.r! :h iravoMUig ruhllc. and altogether 'tr Ih. m.-ai Icionpl'tr nd splendid production if lti car bull ler ari. Th splendid Tf'ns Connect With The Great Northern The Northern I'mlflc and j The Cannillan IVINe j at ST. PAUL rmt j IhlCAI.O nnil the CAST. N.i xtra chsrg f r thrn s.i.roi scwiimo luteins and .11 rUrni of (Ml !: am available for paoge .1. th. 'traliw i 'hi line tire pro:e--. by thr I In cri n'k!ng lllock Sy. em. ' W II Mfi.lH. II I. siSLHIt. , (Pneral Agent. TrjvcJng Ag'l I'oril ind. Oreg n TICKETS T" 411. Points East VI k SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LlflE TO St.l'aul.Imluth.MlnncaiiollN.CIilcaKi' and All Points lt. Through Palace and Tourist rfle.-peri. Dining nnl lluffst Hmuklng Ulirary Cars. DAILY TRAINS; FAST TIMIC; 8K.R VICR AND BCICNKRY UN KQUALBD. For rates, folders and full Information regarding Kutern trip, sail in .r d dress If. DICKSON, J. W. PIIAIN, City Ticket Ag't Trav. Pass. Ag't. Portland. A. n. C. DI'JNNWroN. O. W. P. A. ill First Ave. Heat tie. Wash. J Milwaukee" when going to any point A familiar nam of the Chicago, Milwaukee A Bt. Paul Railway, known all over the Union as the Oreau Railway running the "I'loneer Limited" trains everv day and night between Bt. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago. "The only perfect train In tht world," Understand: Connections art made with all transcontinental line, securing lo passengers the bwt service known. Luxurious cosrhes, electric light, stetm heat, of a variety equaled by no other line. a at.- ...... At -l.a f- ula intat aTT (HI JUUr UI'RWl I IWJfl In Ihe United Blates or Canada. AH ticket ajrerits sell them. For rates, pamphlet or other infor mation, addrsns, 1. W. CABBY, C, J. EDDY, Trav. Pas. Agt. (Jen. Agt., Portland. Ore. Portland, Ore. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. -A-Aaaita l.KAVH " ItlKTl AND I'urlland l' liJ" ' tfvt ! Us slid I'oiuu II it) loua si luup IS AK'niHIA tliswi f- r I'mllsud nil W. y to ... j I'olhU Mk..MIR IMVIsloN a . tn I A.uoU l.-r irnil. II . mam I fl-el. '. i p I lUnoni'iiil and AtOiHa S 1.1 S IS I Srail.li-eo MsirrllloN, X p im H . lUttii ml, Ton v.ais 111 I s(pi slot Aliols 1 Ma ui v at lutas si I J M) m 7 m i m v w a m und.y only. All irslna mks ihsw mnnwiT.in l O.ilils wlih sM Niiiihsrn 1'airlHo Irslna lo and from lh f: ' ""," t""' J C. MAIO, (Ipii'I rmghl and rngr Agnu ..Fordand - Astoria Hou(e.. STR. "BAILEY f.ATZERT." Dally Round Trips Kil't ttundsy. TIMt CAH0 Uv I' -riun-t 1 a. tn. I.fv Alf :a- ' P- The Dalles Boat STR. " TAHOMA." lolcr Vo:tiid. The Ds:lea and f I'olBI TIML CARD avrs I'orthttid. Mon.lays Wvdnrsilaya mi. I I'M. I u( .'a in Arrivra Ttm IMIlrs the- lm djy. P n. I.rm,- Tim !llr Turdsys. Tlnirs- il.nn on I Hat Urdu) at I a In Arr tca r.otnti.l. isnie "Wy. 4 9 Th's r ute li tlie gran-Kst acnlo at. tra. (I cm .m 4rth Un ling Ko of Alder ai'esi Ho'h 'l h. ne, Mam 3il A. J T.YIlt Atl A.lorla J. itl N M Kll.l.ioiN. Agt. Ttia Dallea ritAiiii it a iikmman Agt. noi It IT Viit..i)ltH WTKRM. Agta Whlta 8a-in n i i- W V ATT. All Vnrutrr. K V t'ltli'll I'oN, Agt I'orlland. BEST OF LVERYTH ING Hrvl vift fho Northwestern lino.. Kit hi Tislna Dally ltsen Ht. I'aial aa I (.'liUago. c-imprlalag The Ijiteit I'ulliii'in Hlep-ra, -etlea D ning Cars, I.iloaiy an I i lierv.jo Cars, Kre Kn-llhlng Chaif Cars, The :0th Century Trains - - Hum Kve-y Day of ihe Year. The Finest Tram in Ihe Worla Circuit Liqhlrd "rales' TIIK IIAD'IMIt STATU KXI'ltKMH. tli l-'.n.-l Dal.) Trjlo HunHig llrinccn Mt I'ml an I I'll.. Sg l iho rlliorl Utie I'.citi. o'..,i,a fr 'in he W'eat Mi le tl Th- N' HCI II I It S I'Ai'IKIi' liltl-'AT Suit I HllltN AND CANADIAN I'Ai'IKIC R'Yit. Thi la ih.. tlie MI'.HT LINK li'lera lOnau Si I'.iul a. I Mlioi. aplla. A: Agent, Hell Tlckela vis The Nonhwester n Line V II M K A I . ft U KIHI.KIt. (leneral Agent Trav. Agti. Al.ler H:re-I. Portland. Oregon. OREGON SHOrT LINE and union Pacific (TIMK 'rfCIIICD Depurt ChhMvo I'ortlanil Srwcial 9:00 a. m. via Hunt ington Atlontlo Kipresa I U n. m. via Hunt ington i i.r.n From I'orlland Halt IJlke,I)enVer, Ft. Worth, dma hn, Kaneas City Arrlva 4:90 p. m. Ht. I .mm, ('hlcugo and Kast. Pall I Jike, Denver Ft. Worth, Oma ha, Kansas City, Ht. Louis. Chicago 1:10 a. and Kast. Walls Walla Ht. Pau llxwlalon Hon. Fast mall knne. Minnearxdl.l p. m. Ht. Paul, Dulutb 7:0fla. m Via I Milwaukee, Chi- nojjani cui nnj Kast 7J hours from Portland to Ohloaga. No Chnnge of Cars. OCEAN AND RIVTCR HCIIIODULB From Astoria All sailing data. subject to change For Han Francis co every five days 7 a.m. Columbia River 4 a. ni. Dallvex. -r,, I'orilund and tic. T.D!J3iin.,JWly I"'Hngs. I Monday Steamer Nahcolta leaves Astoria o tide dully, ,.1,-i-pt Hur.dny. for Ilwaon, rrf.nnwtlng there with trains for I HiMK-n, 'llogn ami North llench polma Returning arrives at Astoria same eve a- Q. W. liOtrNflRITRRY, Agent, Astoria. A. L, CRAIO. Ottiernl Ptisienger Agent, I'ortlund, Oregon, MUTE tillJJR LINK