The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, February 07, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textnil- MORNING ASTOKIAN. FRIDAY. FEItlUTAKY 7, HR2 gaily gtotodan. Telepoooa Mftio HL TERMS Off SUBSCRIPTION. DAJL.T. nt by nwtU, pt J mi by maaU. per mooth tarred by carrier. Pr month. SFVI-WEKKLY. .$4.0 . .H . . at by 0, Pr year. In advance, j now built Is intended to ! I more apoedy than the last thai ptv- . t.w'.vJoti It Tho )-.-. f is. est slisiui The Atorian piaranteet to Iti adver-. ttacra the Urgent clrvulattoo of aayjsh:s In th, world n. w are the IVu oawnpapfr i"hllihM on the Columbia wl,. ,hv Kronprint Yvuh.-lin an.l J A BlilTlSH O'.tlTI'ISM. i,,,nst.iciion-th- K:t:.-r Wtlhcl.n II.. for !!i- North ('termini f.l d ."d on- Thl country is ueith -r t.o old to ; ( f 110 H.iml-iir- h-arn nor too iroud to take advice, j American Oont.iny. o Ui.r. t!i- j.r.w Therefor It si-an with inter;': the) of 1SV Vl., ,tS.,rxi, ... ! counsel appearine in the Jourtsa: of more mature and Impressive ivoVi.. . It gels Its idea from the proprieties from over se .Vhen In any stress of circumstance It for an instant hesitates as to the wisest course, all tt fcaj to do is to grab a copy of a london hevyeisht paPr nd Its pUn te illumined. ys the Ledtter In a recent number of the Review of the huire city mentioned appeared this from th pen of Cunningham Oraham: "I Fee that Senator Tell of the United States elected bouse of lord, attacked England In the vilest language." Mr. Graham Is the authority of the Review on all matters pertaining to trw United States. It is very' consld- erate of that paper to keep uion ita taff eo able an.1 well-informed a gen- tleman as an v ncie csniu ik?ci.v.ii. .-v . thl knowledge a thrill of gratitude possesses the ommon tKwt. srd the impulse to subscribe for the Heveiw is not to be resisted. There is -me tendency towards indignation that the papers of this country, of which there are several, but none with a Cunning- .acquired a knowledge of the English ham Graham on its staff, decline to ; language he has bevn asking men S"K forth information so valuable and about their salaries, ana deserved re eucclnet. jbukes. such a that diplomatically ad- Senator Tell i a comparative 'ministered by the reporter in ques stranger ln what seems to be the land jtion. have been lost on the inquisl- of his birth. Possibly the allusion was intended for Senator Teller, of whom mention has been made on numerous occasions. Mr. Teller doea not belong to the elected house of lords, a fact due in some measure to the non-existence of any such body. As a mem ber of the senate he is elected, he be longs to an organization that Is not. as the house of lords, a useless and anomalous freak. The senate at times j does things. : Aside from these inadvertent slips on the part of ( unningham for we mav rail him Otmninrham-the article is flawless. Perhaps Senator Teller did , abue England. He ha.s a habit of doing this. It is his chronic form of amusement He lows to t vist the lion's tail until the j.iints are r-nt asunder with a loud report. Then h- exclaims. "Aha." and on behalf ( the tortured beast some far from mute but glorious Cunningham ris-s in his place and how ls beautifully and sonor- ously a the wolf on I'nala-kas dis- tant shore. And the reputation of that w o'f as how ler belts the gi,be j and laps over. The time of passing arrocs the At- lantic is eonstantlv belne reduced bv the grewt steamships that ply between mi ruumry ana r.urope. an'i tne pos- sible speed which the future may de- velop can warcely be estimated. While Jhe reckless racing of steamshlre. ' ar-Ms, the ocean is to be discourage,. in the interest of safety. It is no less true that the shorter the passage i an nimity of opinion. I'crhaps members be made, with- prudent management, jinay disagree for a time, but eventu the greater will be the benefit f.,r th" .ally all entertain the same opinion, world of trade and travel. Quick (with more of th Push Hub spirit, As transportation is the most important j toria win Itecome a greater city, faxttor in the Buccess o' 'ornmerce j yg,JJ transactions, and if the Ume occupied Th,? n"lv violinist received $1:2.000 for , four conierts given In Chicago, and in the carrying of merchandise across I. ., ,. , . .. ; besl'1-s this was kissed more than the Atlantic could he cut In half, the f If.bson. merchant would gain an incalculable j advantage. Four new- records we,e ' When the dowager empress was en made last year, three by German ves- I1"1 ln wI'"f "houlder of , . i.Mrn. Conger, the American, must have sels and the fourth by a French liner. I. . .. ,.. , . . The Deutschland, the fastest passen ger steamer in the world and belong ing to the Hamburg-American line, ran from New Tork to Plymouth at the rate of 23.51 knots i-r hour, mak ing the fastest trip on record. The Kronprlni Wllhelm. of the North Ger man Lloyd line, made her passage of 3045 miles at an average speed of p.7l knots an hour, completing her trio In 6 days, 10 hours and IS minutes. j(n tier homeward trip she bettered this time, making It In 6 Jays, 9 hours and minutes the fastest maiden rass-. age across the Atlantic .The same ves sel recently made the passage from Cherbourg lo New York In . day. IS hours and 15 minute. Tin- fourth noteworthy nvvirv! w.i. made ly the French steamer "uoio. which sttamed from Havre to Now York at the r.te of JO.M knots per hour, the fastest time over nvtde between those two porta. Of oour. theao grey hounds of the ocean mv all mall at Minora .and their owner receive large ubldle from iJ.'rmany nnd France to enable them to build vessels that will .-srry the mails quickly. They tire constructed for speed, an I every ihe Kr Wilheltn oVr t.tv-ae lo liirhtniiii? -H -rs uiv m ure of .u.,,.,,Vt. , thi v ,,ir .., , . rv pp.m.Miii; It a nc svi'erinan iuii"-n l.irt from the truth iin conversation, of coursei. the world promptly Jump ' ,m h,n. jjot lotuc ao a reporter had oci-aslon to call uin hi royal nibs, Wu Tins-fanR. The Chinese minis ter's first question concerned the emo lution of the reporter. The reporter thought it u none of Wu's none of Wu's business, to he replied that he was Retting 1150 a week, which hap pened not to be the case. lAter on Wu. who vi) xery anxious to know Just how much money the reporter chanced to be getting, and who made inquiries from a somewhat less Inter ested source, learned that the re- ! porter was receiving t2'i a wet-k. i jTherv.ifter the rerter and the minls- ht were not noiuaitnoiuTs. i nr louestion Which were it better to be I ,he liar or the lobster? naturally i suggest Itself to one. Lying i a tvid (practice under ordinary circumstances but in a rase of this kind it is j Justifiable. Ever since Minister Wu tive Chinaman. Pome day Wu will put his pet question to the wrong man and get a reply that will not corns pond with the dignity trmt should or dinarily be observed in diplomatic circles. Just how Wu would take a question such as that put to the re- porter would be Interesting ro know esiiex-io.il- since the Flowery King jdom's unple.assintnss with Japan Doubtless Wu would recent it In a I manner that would not laek in force. I Such queries as. "How muoh s.-.'ty you get?'' ' Do vou v..'-li vnur feet ,,v w , in ...... f. 1 may go all right in I'hlna. but they ar- obnoxious In -xnv-r i. ' 1 I It a pr-tty nearly tim- the Chin-roe states man were finlins it out. tit-- fe-.v months ago everyb.ly In , Astoria was i-nsling about for n suc- -fu; rn-thud of disposing of the i-arbage th' Ity. ine wisest heads were bewildered; nor has the method yet Wn hit upon. However, the I'ush i'"lul) has taken hold of the matter. This means that the garbage will be .dispose I t. Isn't it somewhat re . inarkabb- that th I'ush t'lub alone is 'always successful? It hns nver yet failed in anv und-rtaking. Pn.tsi-als i .that have been unsuccessfully tried by , -ui-, ,.jie, ,lae i.lR.. u,, i 'the club and successfully carrld out. 'The secret of the l'ush Club's success lies in its policy of "pulling tog-th-r." ; No ma-ter what prtK,sition is under I 'consideration, there Is always a una- iia-, inc iiiiii ,-n.-eiu 'j ieiiiK ,.i-nn"j by a crocodile. Kidney complaint kills more people than any other disease. This is due to the disease being so 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. Soli by Hart's Drugstore. There i objections on th" part of the Indians to cutting their hair. For this they should not be blamed. It is their hair. Ths-re Is enough excitement at The Hague to Indlaefe that the dove of peace is settled. Kh ki-foll.-r pivpoaoa to rivv Har vard million dollars, and PrtHUdciu Hurler, of the I'nlvi'tnlty of Chba.go, doubtless t.vls that ho ha right to kick. V NUiHT Al-AUM. Worse Ilia n an Unu of fire at iilnljt is the bry couah of croup, WitloU sounds like the children a deal!.- knelt and It moans death unless something i Uono quickly. Folo Honey and Tar never fall to give Instant relief and o,ul. kly cures the worst form of croup. Mr. P. I. Corvller. of Man illusion K . write. "My three year oM Kirl had a severe case ol croup; lie doctor said he could not lie I l a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tr. the doe gave quick relief and saved hot life." ISefue suh-ditu'.cs Sold by Haas Piujisloiv. that Hoe aid ho Iveii cnt id : lift- iini'i is.Miiiu-m :..i ill !l !' of vi ol-I. the I'UbUc ll.H l CU. ,i'S.l .is (I ll -'.ll,.- 1 11,. I i sutl; . ! Winter coutit. ar" apt to result in lor.sattiption if ncslected. They can j ;v brok. n uj. by uattiK r'o!.' s iioney una Tar. sold by ll.ir. a Tar. An notion at law between iin'tuNis o: tin Kttsltsii at i-to , iU V i,, hipc.ciis in their .lames :s pamiully api to drag Mmily skeletons f ont tlte closet and set t'ntn . lutein; m Up. open. SAYS HE WAS TOKTU1USD. "I suffered such pain from corn I 1 1.1 ka-.ll.. .Mil, M . l . . - It t) . , L aou. Hlllaborougd. Ilia, "tut Uucalen a Arnica Salve uompletely cured them." Acta like magic on aprain. fcriiiaea, cuts, aorea. scaUs, burn, boila. ulcer Perfect healer of akin disrates aud pile. Cure guaranteed by Hart a Drugstore. Price Si cents. Since the habit of jtvlns expensive present u bride hai come into vogue the question Is not a to whether on- van afford to got marncl. bu u.'tn. r o:,e hi, aifotd to have .', ; -t;.ls id .i so. Mothers can safely give Foley a ! ,lon'r anJ, Taf ,d 'h,'r coughs and coida. for It contain no 0,,lau,s or otht.r V0i9onl by I Hart's Drugstore. A convention of women in sesln at Le Moines went on record aa op. losing the regulation If vice. Either vice must be regulated or It w ill rule. Foley's Honey and Tar cure the cough caused by attack of la grippe- It heals the lungs. Sold by Hart's Drugstore. A pamphlet has been received bear ing the title, "The Three Mis-lng l.lnkj." Those are set forth a an Ameriiun-buill and owned merchant snip, a department of commerce and indiistttei and isthmian canal. There is no use (ll writing pampnins aoout t.t.m. .inv of the links have Ix.-n if jur.d an I there is a clue to the rest. A FIREMAN'S CLOSE CALL. "I stuck to my engine, although ev- ery Joint ached and every nerve was racked with pain," writes C. W. Bell- lamy, a locomotive fireman of Hurling- ton, Iowa. "I waa weak nnd pale, w ith- lout any appetite and all run down. As 1 was about to give ud. 1 Kot a bottle j of Electric Illtteis and. after taking jit. I felt as well as I ever did In my ' lire." Weak, sickly, run down people lulways gain new life, strength arid . vigor from their use. Try them. Sat hsf ictl'in guaranteed by Hart's Drug 1 store. 1'rke 10 cents. A street ar company in St. Loils j has j'.Mt paid JJisw In damages to a ; p.iss-iiger eje. teil from a car because I he had tendered a smooth iiick-l. A nk-k: ought to be exactly as nd as any other, and It deserved the v indication. ''LKI'.K'S WISE SUGGESTION. "I have been lately troubled much with dyspepsia, belc.ilng and sour stomach," writes M. SL Mead, lead- ;lng pharmacl.it of Attb-baro. Ma fould eat harlly anything without suff.-rlng several hours. My clerk aug- i'Ur which I did with most happy I results. I have had no more trouble land when one can go to eating mince ch'-:- can'1lr an1 nu, ttfl"- u';h tim(' lhit rll foil Inn mnat hn nrr.l. j DyBla t'Ure heartily." You don't have to diet. Eat all the good food you want hut don't overload the stomach. Ko dol Dyspepsia Cure digests; your food. -CHA3. ROGERS. Gompers has been trying to adjust relations between capital and labor to a peace bals, and so the Socialists have denounced him. Probably Gomp er wan fortified against the cruel blow. Foley's iloney and Tar Is best for croup and whooping couifh-, contain no opiates, and cures ouickly. Care ful mothers Keep it In the house. Sold by Hart's Drugstore. Tillman wu on exhibition again yesterday. He is possibly the most complete omblria,tlon of the boir and the bori ever plaited on Hhow. Ledger. NIGHT WAS HER TERROR. "I would cough nearly all night Ion.,'," writes Mrs. Chaa. Apulega'A cf Alexandria, Ind., "and could baldly get any sleep. I had consumption bo bad that if I walked a block 1 would tough frightfully and spit bl iod, but, when all other medicines failed, three 11.00 bottles of Dr. King's 'T Dlfcov ery wholly cured me nnd 1 gained 68 pounds." It's absolutely fcuiirunleed to cure Coughs, Colds La Grippe, bron chitis and all Throat and Lung Trou bles. Price 50c and Jl.00. Trial bottles free at Hart's Drugstore. FAVORITE NEAKLT EVJSRT- OHIl.n WOKTH MII-IJONS. "My child I worth mllllom to nit," any Mi. Mary Wr of lUniahurx, Pa , "yet I would hi lot her ly erouji hud I not iurvhicl n bottl of One llmne v'oush t'ure." t'ne Mm u: lYuith I'un) la ure cure fo. loiikha. croun nnd tlmat nnd tunK trullea. A. i ah'olutoly fe counh cura which j act Immediately. The youngcat child i ..L.. ! ttt. iMlli. aMtlV TllM little one Itke (he tat and remember hov often It helped them Kvry fani' ily should hae a boltla of thie Mlnuta ,uh Ottrc handy. At tfrl aeaaon liecialle It may lH needed audOenly. i'IIAS HtVIKIIS. No Illlirty Klloit will be tempted to place lilnwlf oi exhibition l-cfoie the Kieti.lt acadcttii of st-m' for I lie p.ilti pnae of J.''1-'. WIIKltK I'oustlpatlon means du'dnes ,c re i loti. h'-a l.iehe. p-nct ally dtordeml I health IS'WItt s l.lttle y'.m lilser Stimulate the liver, opens the bonds ' and relieves the coll 1 t 'Hi Safe. ' spe.tlv an I thotmiith They never 'Stipe Kaxorlte pills I'lias, Holers. iMUillSt An .- is ' .ill r, pi, -Is pn'l nuii'i: '. - , b.inije rcniaiks tfta: Seattle i 'I It IS l.v to IS, It of tills -It ll .111 ilt'lllld.lll' c 'f llKlteit.ll o.t the eis of o:h--i .ott. Ledger A TllorSxNM PtM.I.AKS THISOWN AWAY. Mr W W 1'aker. of I'lalnview. Neb. write; "My wife had lung trouble for over fifteen year. We tried a number of doc-tor and apent over a tf.ouaand dollar without any relief She waa very low and I lost all hope, when a friend auggeeted 1 ,r wy anA Tar- wh,rh j I did; and thank be to thl great reniedv. It saved her life She la ,,tronKlpr Ml, ,.nJoy, b,,ler ,. ,hBn . . , . 'h'" rv''r ""wn ln ,, n J"- , sl.ull never be without Foley Honey and Tar and would ask those afflicted ' to try It. Sold by Hart s iMugMore : v s' J1"1'-''" lulH deelnr.sl fnmi ' If"' l"',u h ,!, lt '"'"'ty - '''! , -mar.-hy. The-,, is plenty of the form- i er In that i:ty to permit an ohsen . tng Judge .i ttiidetstaiid the character The ni"st trllalde pr-par-ttl.ui for , . kiduev troubles on the market I J,w'" KMm'' K'un S'M '' "art ! t'rlt"""re. If the attention Miss Alice It, oc ivelt Is receiving d-- not turn her I head. It Is a well et head alth a lot j 'f sense mi It A PIlOFITAltl.K INVESTMENT. "I was troubled fur about seven year with- my stomach and ln bed naif ' r.w n,,,-" ..v. v. tun,i,.i, ii,,.ni. ! t,l "r t.n( lm nun nn.i n.i-.r could get anything to help me until 1 tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I have , llk,.n a f,.w ,(,1,., am tniiTry j well." Yuu don't live by what you eat, but by what you digest and assimilate, j If your stomach doesn't digest your f.iod you are realy atarvlng. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure d e the stomuch'a work by digesting the food. You don't have to diet, tat all you want. Ko dol Dyspepsia Cure cure all stomach trouble. CHAS. HixjEItS. T "in 1.- Sam iiitne n-nr buying the D.inish Indie for tulee the ptem-nt pric e, i ii i iis..nally sunn-thing rum- I the on- who waits. ION'T LIVE ToiBTHEH. gethi-r. Di Wltts Little Early Itlser promote easy action of the boweWi Althotit distress. I have been trou bled with costlveness nine year." says J. O (iteerie. Dei auw, Ind., "I have tried many remedies but Llttb- Early tlsers give best results." CIIAS. ItOiJEHS. perhaps a coinpr cui e- ,c'il le1 strttid' V. it il the pertiettt.'tol' of llurr Wagners ic "Krai by. If th" hoo.t must !.- lurchiiveil. let n ), .mM tn th - laper mill. It wo'ild not l- right to inak th" hlldren suff.-t- :roin it. WORKING 24 HOCRH A DAY. There's nu test for those tireless lit tle workers Dr. King's New Life I'll 1m. Millions are always buy, cu.lng Tor pid Liver, Jaundice, llllloiisness. Fever and Ague. They bullish Sick Headache and drive out Malaria. Never gripe or weaken. Small, taste nice, work wonders. Try them; 25 cents at Hart's Drugstore. Holland desires to Intervene for peace In South Africa, ye! It hss been unable to settle the little row of Its own royal household. NmCE. During the absence In China of Ah Dogg, senior partner and general man ager of the Hop Hlng Luag Company, the affolrs of the firm will lie managed by Ju Young, through whom all busi ness must be transacted. HOP HIN'G LUNG & CO. 3T liond fit., Astoria It Is said there is no f.iol Ilk- an old f.,oI, but this does not Imply that the young fool who1 gets mixed up with the am hue Idiot Is an admirable creature. CHILDItCN KSI'Ri'IALLT LIABLR. Ducna, brulsea and cuta lire extreme ly painful nnd If neglected often reault In blood polHonlng. Children are epecl- ally liable to nueh mlnliapa because not ao careful. Aa a remedy DeWltt'a Witch Hazel Halve la unequaied. Drawn out the fire, atopa the pain, noon heala the wound. Ueware of founterfclta. Sure cure for pl!e. "DeWltt'a Witch Hazel Halve cured my baby of eczema after two phyulclan gavn her up," writes Jamea Mock, N, Webater, Ind., "The sorea were a bad ahe soiled two to five dreaaea a diry." CIIA8. ItOQ-EIUI. OR. 01RTTHEW PflTTOS I'hyalclan and Burgeon. Olllu aid Ktlrat I'njd t)nildla. Call auaweoM day or tunht. DIAMONDS All kinds df precious tiifM, sot mill tiiisi i. sit i i moil (into priciv.. 'I'Iip Itiic.-i pin. ilui'lious in tin- jovvcli'i ' tut in SiK-icty l!tiil.i'iu.s. Pins, llmli'S 'li'. Soliil vultii' anil iiai.'iiiit'i'il iiialitv in slaiidiinl v nli lips aiul i li'i ks 1'iiir fi'i'iiu iiio .'.' .'.'. ... J. H. SEYMOUR. Till: ANM'.M Masquerade Ball w lit ke ten 1 1 THE SONS OF frit MA NX (Ml Hie ritntl el Monday. February 10, OT rOxRD 4 STOktS HALL. ; y; AHMIMMIHN Itentitnten, maV I l.aiii "I'felitiir It iW "I'felitiir. ( hlldd ll Foer taluablc prlics will h aaara'c' lor bttl ioalaaica aaa loar lur belt uitalacd thimdcr. Kclrctaacao III be unti CHOICE MEATS Fresh Meats tickled Meats Cored Meats Prompt Deliveries Lowest Prices Christensen & Co., 518 COMMERCIAL STREET. Insurance. Commission ml Shipping-. C. J. TRENCMARD, Agent Well l-'urgn utnl racilic I'ipresa Comp'vs. Custom House Broker- TICKETS TO A IX Points East VI SHORTEST AN 3 QUICKEST LINE TO St.l'aul, l)ii!ulti,.Miiiiii'aiiili,('lilca and All Pun a Kin:. Through Palace and Toiiriat Hleepera Dining an I r.urret Htnoking Library Cara. DAILY TRAINS; FAST TIMK; HH.H- VlCE AND SCENKRY i:N KQUALICD. For ratea, foldera and full Information regarding Kantern trip, call in ir ad dress If. DICKfloN, J. W. PIIAI)N, City Tleket Ag't. Trav. Paaa. Ag't. I'orllund. A. H. C. DRNNLSTON, O. W. P. A. 612 Flrat Ave. Henttle, Waah T hesa tiny Cipsulei ire aupenoi to baliam ot Lofiaiba, Cubebs or Injections ao'lutm CURE IN 48 HOURSJUl, the iam disease with out inconvenience. ..Fortland - Astoria l(oulo.. STR. ''BAILEY GATZEHT." Dally Round Trips Kicapt Munday. IIMt CAKU I.c4V Portland T a. tit. Leave Astoria T p. nv The Dalles Boat STR. "TAH0MA," Itetnten Portland. Th Dalle, end way I'olota TIMk CAHU M-avea Cortland. Mou.Uya Wtdnradaya and Krld.iya at T a in. Arrivea Tho lMIIca (lie am day, P in Leave The Dallra. Tuesdays, Tbura- duva and Saturdays at ? a. in. Arr.vn Portland. am day, 4 p. m. This run has the grun.V'at aonic at in, tl ua on earth (edi ting Foot of Alder tire( llolh Th.uira Main J.M. A J TAYlH. Agt. Atorl. J.MIN M FH.l.ooN. Agl. The Dallea rUATIIKU . ill'IMMAN. Agta , Hood Itiver, WoLFiXlP A WYBIW. Agta Whin Salmon. J i' W V ATT, Al. Vanver, i: W, t"HKMITtN. Agt. rortland (IB W&M OREGON SlIOT LINE and union Pacific ,TIVK rH'TKt). t-turl TLr 'Arrive Knm Portland 4 I'blctgii l'.s-Uaiid 4lt lake, IVnvi-r. filial ri. Worth, (iniat is) a. m. ha. Kansaa llly 4 10 p m. via Hunt- St Lmia, t'hlcag," Ington and Kaat Atlantle Salt l-aae. Danyerj Ktprrn I Ft. Worth. Oma i .'" i 111. ha, Kanaaa I'lty,' 1. 10 a. in vi Hunt- Hi. U'Ula. Chicago Ingtiiii and Kaat. J Walla " Walla. I St. I'aul I-laton, Huo.j Fast mail k.ine Minnrapoliii i p m. St Paul. Duiutb 1 7:00 a. m via Milwaukee. ChU noJ.an la.. anj Kast i ?1 houra from Portland to Cliloago. No Changs of Can. OCEAN AND MVbll SOIBDULK From Astoria All sailing datfci atibjeot to ohatigr For San Fran.4a Co evary Ave days 4 a. ra. etc. Monday 7am Columbia Itiver Dailvex- Ti l"or-.land and cent Sun. I Way Landings. Steamer Naheotta leavea AatoHa on tide dally, rx.-eiit Hur.day, for Ilwaoo, nnei-tlng thera with traina for Long ll.-a.h. Tioga and North Hrarh polats. Ileiurntng arrives at Astoria aant even ing (1 W. Ill'NSflKIlIlT, Agem A'torla. A. L CltAIll, (li-nernl l,ii",iig"r Agent, I'ortl.inl. oregjnn. DeDOt. Fifth and Irf-ave Irving ita. Portland Arrlv ovarland Kipreaa Train for Halem, Itoaehurg, Aah land. Sai-rametiio. M 30 p.m Ogden. Han Kran- 7:46 a.m clacu, Mojuve, Loa AllKl'liH l-'.l Piuo. J 30 a.ni New Oreleuna and 7:20 p.m lha Kaat. At Woodhurn (dully except Hilll dav). morning ttaln connei'ta with train for Mt. An gel. Hllverton. II r o w n a v 1 1 1 e, Springfield. and Natron, and even ing train for Mt. Angel and Silver ton. 7 31 a ml Cnrvullla paaaen- I 6:M n.m irer. Ill M p. ml Hherldim paaa..n- a:28a.m ger. Dally. IIDally except Hunday. Itehatn iti keta on aale b!ween Port land, Hncrnmento and Han Franclaco. Net rntea (17.50 flrat china, without berth and (14.00 aecond rlnaa, Including berth. Itiiten and tlrkela to Raatern polnta and Kurope. Alao Japan, China, Hono lulu and AijMtnilla. ('an be obtained V. a. Schilling, Third and Waah- liiKton areela. YAMHILL DIVISION. I'aaaengr depot fool of Jefferson 8t. I,eave for Oawegi, dally nt 7:20, 9:4 a. m.; 12:30, 1:65. 3:25, 6:16, 6:26. 8:06, 11:30 p. m. and 9:00 p. in. on Sunday only. Arrive at Portland dully at , 35, 11:30, 10:r,0 a. m.; 1:36, 3:15, 4:3, :20, 7 40, 10:00 p. m.j 12:40 a. m. d.illy except Monday; 8.30 and 10:46 a. 111, on Sun day only. Leave for Dallua dally except Hun day, at 4:30 p. in. Arrive at Portland at 9:30 a. m. Paaaenger train leavea Dull 11 for Alrlee Mondays, Wedneadayi nnd Frl duya at 2:45 p. m. Iteturna Tueadaya, Thuradaya and Haturdaya. Kxcept Hunday. It. B. UILLBTR, Oan, Frt. and Paaa. Agt. I j , j mm .,. W SOUTH ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. I.KAVR roitl'IANH a ma in I I'oillaml t'n mi 1 Do P III .. A.I '(la slid W J I I'olnta ASWItlA Itiiai r t I'.oiUihl -n.lw-y a icp '" I'uiiiu I II II) a m laiaa 111 Hi m hkA.'IPK PIVkdllN a S. in I .iu L r )Vmrsil4iu, II ma r-. t-,.ri n .. ji(. ... I lUmui.ui.l and Voi.H. MA M j tlra.l.lr lr Vt irrtitiii, t HI i H.n.tl.ui'li lid. '"I .aia ill I sirte . and A"lerla t tSi at 4 IB p III 111 a m 1; Ma in J ii ra a m Miin.kiy oiily. All trabia make eloae eonH',ll''n ! U.dilo with all Norinern laririii tralna lu and from tho Knt and Houn I poinla i . MArtk tlen'l Kr!al lit and faaarnaer Agt- liUXURIOUsT UXURIOUS 1 RAVEL Th "N irthwa.li-rn L'tiu'l Ualii. alei-trie llhil tlirughou', beth lualda and out, and .o-iin hralrd. mv with out rit-ritl,ui, th Hik.i Lain, in iba world Tliry nm.ly lh. Ittrat, 1 at an I bait tdna f t i-omf orl cenvcnl and luiiiry aver ottered thq ir.ivrlltig pulille. and altogether " Ilia linal i-oiniUtn and .li-n lid iridu,-lleii f lha rar builders' art. The Sdrnd d Tu rn t'oniiai'l With . .. The (irtit Nortlicfi The Northern IVIflc iod The CiBidlsi I'aiirii' AT ST. I'AUL Foil IHICAdO toil the PAST. No Utra i-harga for thra aiieclif aixmimo-Minna and all rlu of Ufc. ta are vallahls for iam 11, (ba Iralna oa ii Una ar ooti-fd by Iba Intrrlorlilng Hlork Syatain W. II MHAI II I. HIHI0lt. tlnral Aa'nt. Tr.Unj Ag't. Portland. 1 !-(. n Some Inter esting Facts Whrn 'opla ara ronli-iiiiditing trip, whrthrr ii buainm or plcaaura, Ihry naturally want Iba beat mmk obtalnabla aa far aa awrd. iLiufurt and aafaiy ta mn.-vm.-d Kmloyaa of tha WIMNSIN CKVrtlAL I.INr ara aid to erv, tha pubiK and our traiia ara oparataa ao aa lo nuka iK run nectlona with dlvr( ng linn at all Junction polnta Pullman Palae, Hleep, an4 Ctialr Cara through traina Dining rar ervi,-c uni-x ll-d, Mrada arrvaJ a la oarta In order to ob:aln the nrt-,-.ia rr-vl.-. Mk tha tli'kt agent lo "ll you a tiek't over The Wisconsin Central Lines ami vou will nukr dlrert r.mnaetloiu al St. I'uil for ChU-ago, Mllaauke and all iMilnui Hi'at Fur any further Inform itl ai .- on any tb-ket agant, nr rorn-v m l wl:k JAH, C. POND, lin pa,. Ag l or JAH. A. CIX'K. Milwaukra. Wat. Milwaukee" whn g dng in any point A familiar nin of tho Chlrago, Mllaraukra Si. Paul Hallway, known all over the Union aa the Ureal Hallway running the "Ploneer Umllad" traina rverv dav and night between Ht. Paul nnd Chlciwo. ami Omaha and Cbli-ago. "The only prrfa.-t train In 1 lia world." Underatand: Connrctlona ar madai wllh all traiiicnnllnvnlal linea, aeeurlng lo paaaengrra thr bat aervlca known. Luxiirloua eoarhea, aleclrte light, ataain hrai, of a variety equaled by no other line. See (bat your ticket real, via "Tha ln the United Rtalra nr Canada. All ticket aaenla ae them. For ralea. pamphleta or other infor mation, addma, J W. CAHIOV. C. J. EDDY. Trnv. Paaa. Agt Oan. Agt , Portland. Ore. Portland. Ore, BESTOF EVERYTHING In a Word Thla Trlla of the I'ime.igrr Service via Who 8or(hwes(crn line.. Klght Traina Dally Between HI. Paul and Chicago, comprising The luteal Pullman Hlerp.'ra, . I'CTrluivi Dining Cara. Library nnd Obrv.iiloii Cara Fret Itecllnlng Chair Cara, The 20th Century Traina Iluna Kvery Day of the Yoar. The Finest Tram in the Woria Electric Liflhltd tlratcal TUB HADUKII 8TAT1C ICXI'ItKSfl, th Flnnat Dally Train Running Jietween Ht. Paul and Chicago, via the Short Line. Conncotlona from file Weat Mada via The NOllTHKRN PACIFIC OltHAT NOKTIIIOHN AND CANADIAN PACIFIC R'TH. Thla la alo the IIIC8T LINIC between Omaha, Ht, Paul and Mluneapolla. All Ageing Hell Ticketa via The Northwestern Line W. H. MEAD, U. L. HI8LHJR, General Agent, ' Trav. Agent. 248 Alder street, Portland. Oregon