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1 Jf mi MPK.MM. vioUlAN. SA.TKH.V., I I.IUiTARY 1. !Hl2 gaily otonai.. TWrphone Main Ml. TEPM3 CSF SUBSCRIPTION DAILY. Bt fcy mall, Pr tVat by mail. pc month Barred bf earner, per month.. ...1100 ... .M ... . StVl-WEKIvI.V. cot by mall, per year, la advance, 1100 The Astorlan guarantees t Its adver tiser to largest circulation of any newspaper i-"MIhl on the Columbia There arv nvre line th.in the evlor line. Another ras Just Nn drawn. U may be pointed with Interest rath er than pride. The National Ubrary party has come Into existence. Ni if.vd reason appears fvr it. hut some th nits hap pen. In a general way it i an ara.il (anuuion of frw thinkers fjr political purpose, lis ohject ?ivnu to be to attack In every rawsiMe way all .-hurvh Institutions. conventions, and the churrh Itself. The object iann.it be deemed praiseworthy. Kve-n th" de termination to brwik d.n the custom of Sunday olwervan.-.- faKs to impress aa Intelkvtually or morally hish- toned. There is no legitimate excuse for free thinkers to po into politic When they get there they are mdd'ers as truly a are starian buyb.Jies. They ran free think to ihe limit of mental c!acity, and there is n-ne to prevent. They do r.ot wan! hapia.ns In the army. Th dying soldier wants a chaplain. They do not want chaplains in the navy. Th s.idier listens gladiy to the vol-e of prayer. Let the free thinker consider tJ.e sol dier and the sailor. He does not have to be a chaplain himself. He des not hve to be in contact w ith the chap lain. There is not the sUghtest h.n l ranre to hia going his own road. People are not coerced into being re ligious. If auc-h is their bent- they bave a right to follow It. If ihey de gipe to enter a church, the door Is open. Nobody tries to haul them In. They can observe Sunday by some form of worship or they run go rlsti ing. This is real free thought. The free thougtiters who have tiatiled aeem to think th-y themselves merit j a munopuly of this .;y,e. They arel mistaken: they don't. They can do as j ;.-r.sf -!,.ns ar. I pr.-tic. tlourixhed :n free as anybojy el-. Sup;.ss? -.hey : th- '.y.ae and h imi-ts 1 -n a'te.- ih were to undertake the mighty -asti of ; i..-. ns ..f th - l'...ni..n Empire had le--allending to their own busin-s. I'',s-ti... .-hrls-ian h"n an .ia'ith.-sis would l an excellent id-a. ar t.-tw-.-n pac-m and ''hr'sti in. But as to the line they have d-awn: ' They have barred out free lovers. This j does not seem fair. The free lover 1 Is merely a free thinker who carries ' his theories into living F: thought uiuai nui ie iimnnec io a pani-uiar , line. If disregard of recognized j usages is right, disregard them all. and be very free indeed, so long as I the police can be appea-sed. As a matter of fact, this Is a re ligious people. It d'es not want to be a nation without churches, because history has taught that the Godless cations pass away. The elements that support morality are the elements that support the churches. The church community is the school community. The churches do not obtrud-. Th-y cannot lay down rules for the govern ment of non-membership, nor do they attempt this. An organization for the purpose of fighting the churches will never ac quire standing. From the first it will be branded as pernicious. There will flock to It no good citizenship, no philanthropy. If It acquire any show ing of members, this must come from the criminal strata, and the free lover will be a necessity. To exclude him or her seems illogical. Kmma Goldman ! Is en Ideal free thinker, and this cruel rule would bar her. LOSSrS OF THK ENGLISH LAN GUAGE. Shakespeare used about 15.00 dif ferent words and Milton about "OdO. Few writers, no matter how much they have written, have had a vocabulary exceeding S0O0 words. For Hie Oulin . ary conversation of an eiucaled man 3000 different words suffice. There are peasants In Europe who, It is said, do not know more than 50 words. Doubtlemi 30 words or less csuld cov er the range of Ideas In the mind of a savage In Central Africa. In English', as in every language, a vast wealth of words lies burled In books, like the jewels of the tomb of a Pharaoh, while a few familiar and hmkneyed mI are repeat, si day after day. In the pre, tit twk, In pulpit. In dally talk. . though the ICngllsh tongue were ior ;n voids .nd incapable of giving tiu. ,md frdl symll rr every i li a, n.i mitlcr how lew or strange. ArrhMshop Trvmh. who1 Nvks on words are an tiUnin.l Ing mine of lahmble learning. s..d th!. In this regard, , are "like iicnie workman ho. N'ttig lurmsVd 'or an oivmtlun that will duili-ve ;ul his skill with a dosen d flVnMtt 1I. each adapted for its own fp.vlai puriwe, should In his Indolence and s.lf -con- celt pers;i in using nl .ne; dolns , :; what tn'jht I"4' '' d ne Mn.-'y. or lc;'.n a. ;,',. her undone mat nin. witn Mien is atuv. 1 I Hiutc within li.s reach " We l;ne i.wt from our . cum n an. I even fniu our literary ,i ivll hun i d-vds of such v.-. .M ! 'prvs.e j I rd-i a eah:;:th t.igri, uilU'vi. lagricultu-vi. comelin. istr.ing'r. tunsy or toncful ilo-iuaciousi. ul'witty .oninisvienti. witword (!! :ni liv. (.vlspelier xvan gelio, turnag.i.us . ivvete. ng smith iisvti. iv.les:n.n icounselcr'i. overwin a:iii'iish. ye.ird.iy uinnl versiiry). cvenho.t shrift taurlcul.ir ! fright (hyd-Mph 't l. i wv-te tr-'mors4 outgiir.cer t'.ninn ietiu.i:i:v i. ear-rife- i -n. vv.irer ,..b t ' in of i-n, '. ncei. h.-m-'.ings (nativesi. uiinlnot.-a inuit' !ui":-si. pullKick ih'ndrnncesi. unl-tvo',. i -.it jusat . far.'-e!,. r iprogen.toi Hlll.ike lec-vt). outd'lve ie,'l . Kvkj.- tr :.i.-t i tni l.!r unedi - v 1 1-' 1 1 r- C : i l V" ih w onis w ore or,. rng'-.sh spvh :rto . -iniiii -:i coin an! were ud i'.-kn ov n an --. Wvdif. Fuller - S.iakespeare H.inllJ d.n- not h-.ir "t- i . - --. " I'h.l'J.e-. ( I te o' thi'lll o'l t'..s f.i"- They an- lik r.v.v .1 n:i:.o, li i at the bottom o' ... ! i There Is hardly a lok more Int. esting or en:.::-. ;i!..r .'.iri.u teaming than n di.-t:-nary Hvery one has h-anl of th.' o'd woman .io ,.k-i to rea.i -re n --tor.ary w- aus- the stories were -o short." but many of th- masters f i:ng.ish prose and verse conne I 'h- li.-tloti.iry all their live and t..k fnmi It much profit an! deilght. Words have his tories as strange and full of change and Incident as the histories of peo ples. Take, for example, the familiar word, "pagan." Originally, In Liitln, "pasus" meant a village, and ""pug- ni" were villages Th- w..r.l th-n ha-l no r.-lig.ous import. It was npplbd sometimes t.i ail civilians to di.-tln- gtiish them fntm so'di.-r-a The ' 'h-is. ti.m chun h - r: in the .und its earii..-t en itles. and I'oii'h'-n su- Th- first us of -h- word -pagan a, th- contrary of Thristlnn" w is In an ,!, of the Kmperor Vai.-n: ir.i.in ,i.a t .1 A. I'Cj iv ' H-athcn" had a similar origin In Germany. It sprang fr .m the word "h-aPh. All this Information and much mo- ran b- found In various book' wrlt'en by rJr ha-d I'hev-nix Trench, D. D.. ho was. av his tltls .ages tell. ar h- I bishop of Publln and chancellor of the ' Order of s. Patrick. ; OUR AUMY THE BEST. r.... , ... . .... uur "'" " lne most euecuve sua ; efficient organization In the world, Th reason for this is the men a,re well paid as well as well fed. Good j feed and good pay, however, will not I always make a good soldier. He must i have steady nerves, a good digestion I and a strong constitution. To fight disease it is also nensary to have the same requirements, but if you are weak and nervous, there Is a medi cine that will strengthen your sys eru. We refer to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. For fifty years It has been making weak people strong and sick ly people well. We therefore urge you to try a bottle and satisfy yourself. It Is a specific remedy for Indigestion, dyspepsia. conatlpatlon. ilatulency, nervousness and malaria, fever and ague. Pr. Parkhumt says that it does a man more harm to enter a saloon by a side door and have one drink than to go In at the front door and become drunk. By this It looks as though the worst thing of all would be to go In at the back door and have nothing at all. CHILD WORTH MILLIONS. "My child is worth million to me," says Mrs. Mary Bird of Harrlsburg, Pa., "yet I would have lost her by croup had 1 not purchased a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure." One Min u! Cough Cure Is sure cure fo.-coughs, croup and ihroat and lung troubles. An absolutely safe cough cure which ads immediately. The youngest child can take It with entire safetly. The little ones like the taste and remember how often It helped them. Evry fam ily should hare a bottle One Minute Cough Cure handy. At tils season es pecially It may be needed suddenly. CHAS. ROGERS. 'II1LORKN FSTKV'IAIXY I.IAIU.K. Hums, brules and cuts are extreme ly pnlr'ul and If negle'ted often result In hKxvl vloiilng. Children are riiee. ally liable to such nil-Uups beau not so careful. As a rrThedjr IVWltt'a Witch llaiel Salve la unequaiej. lraa out the tiiv. stop the pain. o.ui heals 'he wound Heware f counterfeit Sure cure for pllra '"JVWItt'a Witch llatel Salve cuied my baty of eciema after two physicians gaw her up." writes James MevU. N, WeKter. Ind., ' The sores were so bad he soiled two to the dresses a day." C1IAS. IUH1- An eastern court ho.s divided that tl.e blacklist Is legal, but It was un able to disguise the fact th.u It Is mighty mean A IM'oHUTAniJC 1NVI-STMKST. "I was troubled for aNvut seven j of cvuii-se there Is a bllj.mt iMglnfc v ears with my stomach and tn bed n-'.f ; ,. .,..,i . T.,, my tlnu' av K. IVm'.'H. tortvervtlle. ..nl ahnilt 11 V .ml ,,. .o;,!. set nnvhlug to help me until .1 tn-d Kodol Pyapepala Cure, I haw taken a few NUtlea and m tntlrv lyj we'd." You don't live by Wt'.al you ool, hut by what you digest and assimilate If your stomach doesn't digest vour ; food von are realy starving K.sl-l i Pyspepsia Olre does the siomach's : 'work hv dlfi-stirg the fovl You don't ' ibave to die! Kat all you want. Ko- k 1 r'oi nw"" l"' rwrei an stomarn trouMes. CM AS. R.V.K US j A coupl- who cointnltte-l sulci I- al a Chicago hotel left a note stating where th-tr picture might In- f.ninl I The nerve they poeH.-d vvus ti t a'l i r.-1'iire.l for th- m-re a-'t of suicide. 1 IX.N T I.IVK Tivictiii:i:. i'.o stlpaMon and h- :th never go to gether IVWltt's l.ltt'e '-'arly Klu-rs pro-note easy action of the bowels ' Mt-hout dlstn's-i. I have been trou .,. t'!el with cotleness nine e.irs" says J O iJrevne. IV' auvv. Ind. I have if i t t-1 1 ir.nnv renn-ll s hit l.l'tl- Karly v , :iers give best reults ("11 AS K' h its. Kt ine reason the new ug. n. ! 'ii t think the f.u t that th.- IMn e "f W.i.- is n i t-ng ln-uit.-l in it. r- n-.mv .'olW'lttlteS ni'WS. WoRSINv", HOI KS A P VY. ) T!(.r..-, r,.,, fr th. ,-. ,.. ,. ' t'e workers Pr. King's New Ufe Pills 1 MPll.in n rs tlnaiu hu.v .-n In. T.u 1 .,i 1 1,.,, i.n. iii.i..,'..... V..,.., pfl l.h j'1"'' A They banish So-k Ilea daeh, I an 1 drive out Mnt.irla Never grl r weaken. Small, taste p.. e. w..rk taste lit' e, ;j rents at Ha 'niler. Try them , Prugsiore. , The allies who overlooked the hun- dr.-l millions of tn.-ls con eal.vl in the palace at I'ekln now f.-.- like the ether burglars who miss the en- tetiii of the safe and get merely the change there happens to ! on top i NOTICE. During the absence In China of Ah Pogg. senior partner nnd general man azer of the Hod Hint Lung Comwiny. .the affairs of the firm will be managed l'v Ju Y"unf' hh " " ''" loss must te trans.icte.1. , HHP H'.; I. TV., .v. CM. T.t Hond )t . Astoria. St. I. ens has had an .-ar'h.tiak-vvhU h w ill n .t be heiahl I as a ttiov in realty. NIGHT WAS HKi: TRitl'.OR. ' I would rough lear'.y all night. ..n.f ' wr:t-s Mrs i"h.i.s. A pub ga , (f Alexandria. Ind . "an I ci cl I luudlv t-t anv sen. I had cnsumotl-in so bad that If I walk" I a I I k I w ould cougn irign'iuuy an 1 sp.i i.i .3 1, uui, wn.-n an o'n'-r me-ncin-s iir.ie.t. tr.ree tl (Ml Kott.. , 1m Vlr.' V... T1.... ery wholly cured' me nnd' 1 gained 55,"'"' M,rf""n w"h ,n"lr bs-s. pounds. ' Its absolutely KUiirnniped to ! cur Couh' Ijl Bron- bles. Price 5.1c nnd It. -I. Til.il bottles ; fire at Hart's Drugstore. The old snap ses-ms to Is- partb-u- . . . . lariy a snap for the piumtx-r. ! FAVOP.ITR NRATU.T KVKIlY- ! whftip I ' '.nstlpa!lon means dullness depres sion, headache, generally disordered health. DeWltt's Little Early Risers stimulate the liver, operis the bowH, - and relieves the conditons. Safe. 1 lIeedy and thorough. They never ,r.. F.vorlts mils, fhas Rogers. druggist. Tne commlsloner of Indian affairs ho I""""! a ukase to the effect that lK""r must cut his hair off ehort. ,f a rnan s hair can t Is- long on his ; head, w here does It belong? A THOUSAND DOLLAl'.-i THROWN ! AWAY. ! Mr. W. W. Baker, of Plalnvlew, Neb., writes: "My wife had lung trouble for over fifteen years. We tried a number of donors and spent over a thousand dollars without any rsllef. She was Very low and I lost all hope, when a friend suggi-sted trying Foley's Honey and Tar, which I did; and thanks be to this great remedy, It saved her life. She is stronger and enjoys better health than she has ever known In ten years. We shall never be without Foley's Honey and Tar and would ask those afflicted to try It Sold by Hart s Drugstore. A bill has been introduced In New York state to prohibit flirting In the streets. The dear girls won't complain mu h so long as the legislature doesn't get on to the shady nook game. Foley's Honey and Tar Is best for croup and whooping couirh-, contains no opiates, and cures quickly. Cure. ful rncthers seep It in the house. Sold by Hart's Drugstore. Kidney complaint kills more people than any other disease. This is due to the disease being s4 Insldous that It gets a good hold on the system be fore It Is recognized. Foley's Kidney Cure will prevent the development of fatal disease If taken in time. Sold by Hart's Drugstore. I'rlnce Henry will bring a cannon a gift to Herman teteiaus, but the prince will he the big gun. CI.KUK.X WIS Ml'lltJKSTlKN. "I have been lately trouble! much with dxspepntj. Iielcalng and sour stomach," writes M. Me id. lead ing pharmaclal of Attlehorv. Ma-a ' I isnild eat hanlly anything without suffering several hours. My clerk ug gvsted that 1 try Kdo tysispla Cure which I did with mot happy results. 1 have had no more trouble and when one can go to eating mince pie. cheese, candy and inns after sucb a time, their dlgvsilon must be pret ty good. 1 endorse Kodol Pyspoiwla U'ure heartily." Vu don i have io die!. Kat all the good food you want J but don't overload the stomach Ko . dol lyspevla I'llh' dlgesta vour f,nl -s'llAS. l;H!i:iis I o.... V "'fe 04 0 for . , ' I"'"t reitatue i-r-paranon lor kidney troubles on lh" markoi l h.lrv s Kulnev Cure Sold h Harts u. . S'U-".i has written IIOV-: entitled : ' The Klfth Strum " U-oks os if the i,t ih..r. had t-n found. a sniur ilium. Wot so than a iv a' a -tu of fire at night is the brw.siy cough of cnnip, vv itlch s uinds I ke the c'-.s'dren s ,. a:. kn.-il and It means death titi!.-s something is don,, ijutckly Ko'ev s II one and T.ir n-v.:- fa;U t g".v .- lust .mi n'!:.f and no;, k:- . u:v ttie w r-.t f .ruts of !"iip Mrs p Cordior. "f Man tilngt--n Kv . wr'tes M t!.!r.- year I gtl la! a . . e-e ,.iv of noiii.. mi!, st!.- .-on: n ! lue I g ! a t- .::'. ,.f F .'.-v s It.mcv an I T.u t.i- Mm: .!.. gave .j.iu k re!,, f an s- 'I her life K f-ls.- suii-.tlp.it, Sold !,v H..-t Irug-.;i,rv. Fr-sid.-n: II. not!,- pass,-s . Miitn.-s.cn. lm lias (.. - ti inakilie h t th- lm -lues n-.. n of ! the g .v , .-ii..- :s i r v ! . :ik' it lilt ubjvi. Till-: I. 1ST HIMKIi ii." IT Mv lit! e boy look the croup one night and s.x.n K-t-v so Isi l y..u con! I h-ar him breathe a. I ov.r the house " sovs 1-' p Reynolds. Mans.leld. o We fear, d he would die, but a few d. s.-s one Minute Cough Cure Ub kly relieved him an I he went to sleep. Thai's the List we hnird of the croup. Now Isn't a cnugii cure like that vnlu able? One Minute C- ugli i'ur Is ahs-ilul.-ly aafe and acts lm- ui.-.l.ateiy Kor coughs, colds. r..up. grip bronchitis and nil other throat and lung troubles It Is a certain cur Wry pletimint !o lake. The Utile hk- It- Charl.sli.ig.-rs. druggls: rres.-nts !o I.nd m bride r-su-hed a vulii- of nenrly two million dollars Mi'-h n layout vv mid n-. onc!e h-r t " I almost atiy s .-k of a hushand Winter eoiigt.a are apt to result in consumption If n-glis led. They can l- s.H.n l.pik-n up by using Foley Honey H,,, Tar Sold by llar'a Prugstore . v . v i A ,"A' ' '" k 'illnlst has s-cured :l v-nllct t ' against n niilr.Nid tnat na.i .iep,-)w him of a l-g '..s- mMv he Is on "f th- freiu tiddlers 1 SAYS HK WAS TOUTURKP. "I suffered such pain from corns I I , ... , " " ' on, Hillsborough. Ills . "but I luck en s I Arnb-a Kalve oompletely cured them." Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cu'- "ores, scalis. burns, ImiIIs, uli ers. I'Tfect healer of skin diseases and idles. ( ure guarantwd by Hart's Drugstore.' Irce 25 cnis. ' Tay Pay" O'Connor hus made an- )(th(.r flKn,,nK ,n a pr(K.,.M a,. . . a conuucting .ugillsm by mall. Mothers can safely give Fsley's Honey nnd Tar to their children for coughs and colds, for It contains no ophites or other poisons. Sold by Hart's Drugstore. "harbs Schwab Is classed as an optimist. Anybody drawing his Mili ary and yet having the nerve lo tie anything else would be i more re markable person than Mr. Schwab. Foley's Honey and Tar cures the cough caused by attack of la grippe. It heals the lungs. Sold by Hart's Drugstore. It Is comforting- to realize that Rear Admiral Srnly has so much more sense atian some of his friends. Secretary Onge seems to have an embarrassment of offers. Perhaps the IM.OOO positions he talked about an- coming at him In a bunch. A FIREMAN'S CLOBB CALL. "I stuck to my engine, although ev ery Joint ached nnd every nerve was racked with pain," writes C. W. Bell amy, a locomotive fireman of Hurling toa, Iowa, "I was weak and pale, with out any appetite end all run down. As I was about to give up, I got a bottle of Electric Bitters and, after taking It, I felt as well as T ever did In my life." Weak, sickly, run down people always gain new life, strength and vigor from their use. Try them. Sat isfaction guaranteed by Hart's Drug store. Price 60 cents. Schwab Is said to be hunting up poor relatives. Ordinarily, poor rela tives save the rich '.his trouble. EVERYBODY KNOWS T ' U I' I- A C II aiul even Wxlv kiicUM llio itinli ty tt' c.,nu!s Nvhirh tiis iiiiuIp uiiuro I'nimui!! lor iiiiiny milt Mroiiiiil. W'c v only llic liiliot riuli'.H mill p Hin t t'oiit lilioii Oui tiiiitiial miIo i tilt i'ii mill I'liicji ii iv MII'riMlloJv IVlllll'I'll, Yotl t 1 1 1 I i!n ttcll lii sii.ty olir tin ils wliilo V"l tun Ml VP money mul t t tin hvM W'p mII i'Vii tiling to wiar lnr nii'ii, woint ii iiihI cliililri ii. I.tllist llrs I.MlulllV tliP I'i'.it. I'KICI 5 l NNt)1 HII III! Al I'S. r H . COOPER PINK TAILOR - MADI: SUITS Ti orler during the nnmlh cf Jnnuaiv. u! TWBNTY -Fl V W 'KU Ci.Nr KKllHnoN Cleaning and Uriilng at lovsral pr.r 'l lio I uiloi . 1 H OTLli. PORTLAND POIiTLAM), ()UI-:CU)N The Ottlv I "Ii-mI-CIumih llotol In I r 1 1 ti ti tl I Castings We are prepared to make them on li..rt notice and of Ihe !! material, t.et us give ynu esilmatrs on any kind of .-astii gs or pttt'em w..rk. Lowest prices for first -class work ItUPHONfc NO 2461. f'- - DIAMONDS All lvilltls (if (wi'MIS .tdlll'S, set mul unset, ut vrrv iini'l crnti' jiricps. Tlir lnlr.'-t j.m iluctions in tlip jewi'ler'.s nrt in Swii'ty Ihiililnns, I'ins, Iimies, etc. Siliil value mul piiirnnti'P.l ijiiulilv in Htiiniliinl v.iitchc.s mul ducks Fine rciiiiriiifj.-. v. v. v. v. v. J. H. SEYMOUR. THK ANNUA I masquerade Ball Will ke flvtn tr THE SONS OF HERMANN m Die t-rtnlrf "f Monday February 10, AT FOARD ft STOKES HALL ADMIHSIIIN (lentlsmen, maaka.l ! IKt lill.-i o Hpreialora hi ciiiiiiinii a, Fosr viluible prim will bt awirfc for best coilnmti fosr lr bei1 utilised character!. Rcfrctbsieiti will bt served These tiny Clpiulei tre superior All UUHE IN 41 HOURM1 i f I tha urns diMissi with. taIVl Out Inconvenience. f3 Sett! In all fr,.r,;t. . KII..M M A. .VJ.1 i in r liil-i. IKON, Sl lil-I., MRASS aiul DR0N7.I: Scow Bay Ircn fi Brass Horks I or lot, an,) r-a.iia.lt. ave our first shipment of no; Wall lh per Just arrived and more on the way. You VWiMt Look llrforo you can av our neve coloring and designs, in ,eas are as bright as a summer morning, and suited lo rvny kind ..f room and sty In of fur niture. There. a in. thing prettier on inner than lhes varied designs i live us a call C. M. Cuthlrth A.HTMRIA. 'phone JOHi. No. i:; 7th street; DR. (DATTHEW PATTON Physician and Hurgena. i in n. mm., moici v remain Dlneasea a Hi eclalty. CHOICE MEATS Fresh Meats Pickled Meats Cured Meats Prompt Deliveries Lowest Prices Christensen & Co., 518 COMMfPCIAL STRrtT. Insurmce. Commission ind Shipping. C. J. TRENCHARD, Agent Wells Kurgo ami I'soillc Kxpress Ctuup'ys. Custom House Broker- Prompt Deliveries Of ChoiiicHt Krcsli hik ' (hired MEATS New Slmji. 5cHt (if Service. I'liono Main CI. BOSTON MEAT MARKET C. W. BARR DENTIST Hansel) BulldlnK. 87a Commercial Bl., ABTORrA. On TELKPHONE. KB2D 2M1. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. I.KAVK on a ui 7 uu . is It) I'll AND aaaiti I'.Ktlaiid I'a i.n Ik s. I I 11 III a a rer A.I n. ami Way !) I'ulnta I AKTllHU f t 1'iirllsml . lid W f I'.'luU )Pni 10 i. II a in ji a nKAMI'K PIVkilllN tiVsiii i.l.ou l, r W .iei,km, II 1,1 m j Hoel I-.ill n ... '.V s i I Maiuiniiiel sil-l A.lotls s IV a m , :i-.l,l. rn w arrfitb'ii. U A) i ... M. . tlatum ml. Tut . 111 I -l.o.' li, All'SII IDia 4lU UI III ak a m I I W r it 1 i la tDia Huii.tay iinljr. All lrlr. inuka closa conn'tuTSii at (lolil with all Northern Pacific Iralna ! and fioin dm Kail and Heunl ttotalg, t C. MAIO. il.-n'l Frs'ght and rnor Ageat. ..Forlland - Astoria l(oule.. STR. 'BAILEY GATZFRT. Pslly Hound Trlpa Kw Hunilsy. 1 1Mb CAHU l.ea V if Hand t hv l.-ai. Astoria T p m. The Dalles Boat STR. " TAHOMA," Illvem Portland. Th Palle, and way Points tIMl CAIII) -avra I'oriland, Mon.taya Wndnradavy mi l Ffld iv i t ' i m. Arrives The Uillra the urn. dir. Iia, jl.eaMS Tim Pnlles Tueadsya Tliyra i dta an4 Hatur tava at . a in. I At vr, I'ortiand. asm day, p. tn. Th a r u!e has I'm grandest rsnlc al tr II iia on earth Mu ling, Foot of Alder altt-l I loth 'I'll n.-a Main 301. A TAtUHI Agl. A.toiU JoHN M Fll.l i"'N Agt Tli. DalWa I'ltATIIIH A II KM M AN. Agta. Hoo4 It ver Wol.l-MI(l) A WTKItM. Agla Whtia Saon n. J r WYA1T Agt Vane.mvar K V i lll.'ll I'i , Agt INirtland TICKETS I., in Points East SHURTFST AND QUICKEST blflE TO Si. I'm ul . I'liliiili.MiiuiiHpiIki lilraijii and Ad V n a U; riir.ugli l'ja, p .in.! '!' ur a- '.epeta. Dining mi I liuP'1 H:u .k.ug 1 -it. r as- y I'ar. DAILY TKAINH I A M' TIM!.. I MI NT K. AND SiV.NKUV i'N K'JI'AI.I H K..r raiea. ril.era nid full l-if .rnn:i.,n r. g ir ling Kl. rn irip, -ill n .r .l ilreaa II t'l'KSoN, J. W I'llAIxN. I'Hy Tl.kei Ag't Trav. I'nns Agt IVrtUn4. A. II Di:N.NtcrS. (I. W. T A. I2 Tlra! Ave. H(!le. Wash. ODFr.nN (jM) Shout Line and vmoH Pacific TIMK ""if'llkD I))rt f'hli'usn I'uriland Hrwial 9:00 a. in. via Hunt ington Atlantlo Ki Dress Arrlre Kmm Portland Halt Lake, Invrr, Kl. worth, lima ha. KaiMaa L'llr 4:Mp. m. HI. Iinla 1'hliua.J nd Rsst. Halt Ijike, Dasver Ft. Worth. Oma. B W n. m. ha, Kansns I'lir. Ht. Lnula, l.'hknifu 310 a. via llunl Inrlon Ht. Paul Pas! mall ( p. m. and Kas!. i Walla Wall. Twlalnn Ra'u.! .kan, Mlnneap.il!, ft. mul. Dulutli 7:00 a. n via Hpojjant Milwaukee m.i. cu.i nj ISaji 71 hnun from Poriland to Chios r No Changs of Cars. OCEAN AND RTWm BCTIEDULB From Attorlav All sallln !' ankjeot to ohanse For Han Francla eo every Hve di 7 a. m. Hun. Columhla Ttlvae a. in. To Portland and exo. way Landings. Mondmr Hteamer Nahcoll leaves Astoria tide dally, xriit Hur.day, for Ilwaoo, r-onnoctlnjr there wllh trains for ! tench, Unira and North llenoh pi.lsts. Ileturnlnic arrives at Astoria siidm evei ing. a. w. tiODNSnicuiiT, Agm. Astoria. A. OOAtO, Oonernl I'uienKr Agent, Portland, Oregon, B'lllf I'OLLIH LINK l3m
