Tilt mmXIXG ASTORIAN. SATI R1UV. J.lNf. U. Hi
gaily glotoviau
Tt'.epbooe, Mala UX.
TClUklS OP SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILT.
Beat ky mail, per year ...J.eo
tent by mail, per month SO
Served by carrier, per month .... CO
'- BiOII-WEBKLT.
Bent y mail, per year, In advance $1 00
Tii Astoriaa guarantees to iu ad
wtlstr the largest circulation cf any
aewspaper published on the Columbia
River.
The work that will necessarily fill
upon the member of the Civic Im
provement Club. which has about
completed organisation, to make a
uecfus ia of no small account and
would discourajre tnoet men. but there
are a sufficient number of women tn
the organization to force the experi
ment. No undertaking is too great
for the averag
"sets her head,"
trom.a when the
and Mm of thcin
are delerml led to make some changes j
in the appearance of Astoria. From
the standpoint of civic improvement j
there is great work in Astoria. It Is j
truly -a " virgin '
rush and bustle.
neld. With her j
busy Astoria bas
never thought of beauty. She tatbtn, u .. ratfc,r lhsn sacrifl
enough beJty around her. Her J lmmlB fe Th!s lnwry ma
mounUias. hills. valky, rirs nd Lsv, al! r;sht flr ,he prnt and
ocean bt. aches are ail tilngs of un
surpassed beauty. Astoria being sur
rounded by natural beauty, unsurpass
ed beauty and grandeur that attracts
the world, there may nave been some
excuse for the long '.elay In attempt
ing to make the ragjred city by the
sea a thing of beauty -!k. But It is
now the time. She if growing and
will grow more rcpldly In the next
few years than err before. A grow
ing city is sever beaatlful at best.
It will necessarily .tot Improve In
beauty Itself. Now, of all times. Is
the time to make be stajT to Im
prove Its appearance. If started on
the right plan and -nanaged properly
tt can be made one of the prettiest
cttle on the Columbia. The rtric im
provement work, as itaed before. Is
a great undertaking. It will -equire
perfect organization and persistent ef
fort But, with the proper movement
behind It, the work can be begun and
carried out to the great Improvement
of the appearance of the dty and to
Its great benefit. It is not a wild
pecdatlve scheme, originated in wo
man's fancy, but it fs a practical plan,
which has already lieen adopted all
over the country and fca been car
ried out to & practical ucces It
has met with strong opposition from
old-f.mers and the nonprogressive,
but tfce pronter have been patient
and persistent until they have finally
convinced th-5 citizenship of the tro
prlety f the movement, and, thus,
wHh their aid. the r.:o?t rasped, di
lapidated illag-es and cities have been
converted Into things of beauty. A
proper movement will accomplish the
some result? here. It will take bard
work, lint pluck, a it always does,
will win in this case. Citizens who
have n interest in the Improvement
of the appearan-e of the. city are
urged to attrnd the meeting at the
City Council chambers, Monday even
ing. June at 7:30 o'clock, at which
time It is expected tt form a perma
Dent civic lmnrovem?-.: league.
Th" modern ger.tlemcn's club U a
valuable institution. It gives many
advaMajea to its members that can
not be obtained cd(e where half so
cheaply. There are some advantages
that cannot be obtained elsewhere for
love or money. Eve-y busy man needs
recrentlon, both socially and physical
ly. There Is no better place for this
than the club. When the business
cares cf the day are over the young
man may po to the club. There he
may rest, engage his friends in con
versation, read, engage ln eome inno
cent game, or exercise the mind and
body In most any way desired. The
married man may mes-t his gentlemen
friends there and entertain them in
a comfortable and easy way to a bet
ter advantage than elsewhere. He
may meet with men there whom It is
nec.esF.ary to meet and niay keep post
ed on Important questions at the club
a he cannot elsewhere. The club,
properly utilised. Is one of the best
Institutions of modern times. But
ali used, It Is one of the most damag
ing' institution to a community. The
man who neglect his family, the com
pahtonsblp of his Wife, who merely
goes to the club a a Oounging place,
. Is the meet miserable of men, unless
it be the young man just starting out
1n life, who make tbe club Ms borne;
who remair. there all Of his waking
hour and lsr for this member nl
Uiat'oms for a game, for asi tt
anything to kill time. The your,
man v ha dropped a'l businc-a or
neglects his business for the club Is
to b pitied. The member g't to
kmvwlng him a an Idler, a failure
a vounir wreck a rake, and wn le
they treat film courteously, for only
zwulmm usually belong t clubs,
they have a contempt bv him, and
only endure his presence with a de
(free of gentlemanly patience. Go to
the rlub when they may they Ami him
there a punctually a they do the
steward. The steward endures his
company solely because there Is no
gentlemanly way of (renins out of it.
Every club has this class. It is one
of the evils of the club. It Is the
death of the hopes and amotions of
the unfortunate who falls a victim
to the habit. With si! !he gwl re
alised from clubs, the weak who ne
riect their families and the young or
tfcriftfes who falls victims to idle- j
nss through the attractions .f ,lub
life, r've many ao ilea that clubs
are places of gamib'Jnff and Aisita-
j tion. inta I of plavvs of nmr&l, phy-
slc! and Inteile tual development
ThTe Is some rtan ajrainst the
yrr that It was better to use cau-
t,M -n hf caplupe cf th tafH ix,n.
vict, evlfl ,0 f,,, estent of perruittinjc
for th-se engaged in the chase, but
what about the safety of others in the
future? With thee desperate men I
turned loos? on society, they will turn
to tVir old life of rbbrT and mur-
der. and there Is no telling haw many
innocent victims may yet fall before j Tjmberger cheese has one great ad
thelr unerring aim. An official Ls not 'vantage over o'le-xnaxgarine, and that
elected for ornament and to dtiw his I1. nobody can ever accuse it tt trying
..Urr alone hut he take, the off!,-
I
of shrievalty with the Implied prom- j
ise to discharge Ms duty, even at the j
rik of his life. It is an o!Sce with
which this duty !s incumbent and
should the prisoners make their es-
caoe the Aeriff who stood back when
he h.vl them cornered w-ill be neces
sarily and properly to blame. It Is
easv to give advice and make com-
merit at long range, but this does not
lessen the duty of officers who have j During the summer kidney irregular
a dujy to perform and lo not do it. .ltles are often caused by excessive
because it Is riskr. N drinking for being overheated. Attend
to the kidneys at once by using Fo-
While Portland and the East are
sweltering in the heat Astoria !s en
Joying balmy sunshiny days, without
na extreme to break the piace and
com'rt of the citizens.
It has bee.i sug.restd that Tracy
and Merrill make a tour of the state
l.nfore thay finally escane and give all
the sheriffs a chance to distinguish
themselves.
They have not begun to figure on
the f-ost of the escape of Merrill and
Tra;y. and the attempted capture yet.
A BOY'S W7LD RTDE FOP. LIFE.
With family around
and him expectin?
son riding for life, i
- King's Xew Dis-
him to die, and a
18 miles, to get Dr.
"overy for Consumption. Coughs and
Co'ds. W. H. Bro'vn, of Leesviile, Ind.,
ondured death's agonies from asthma,
but this wonderful medicine pave in
stant relief and soon cured him. He
writPS : " I now sleep soundly every
night.' like marvellous cures of con
sumption. Pneumonia, Bronchitis.
! Coush". Colds and CiciD nrove it
matchles merit for a'l Throxt an
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles a' i
59p and $1. Trial bottle free at Cha
Rogers drug store.
A man without much mind always
has a mind to do something he never
3oes.
A PARSON'S XOP.LE ACT.
" I want a'l th world to know,"
write' Rev. J. C. Btid'onsr, of Asha
way, R. I., " wra a thoTOughly goo-'
and reliable mrdi ine I found in El c
tric Bitter.?. Thpy cured men of jaun
dice and liver troubles that had caus
ed mj great suffr:ng for many y-ars
For i genuine, all-around cure, they
excel anything I ever saw." Electric
r'-te-n are the etirpr'.o of all for theh
wond -rful work in Liver, Ki Iney and
S'.o.;i oh troubles. Don't fail to try
them. Only "Oct? Fa'isfuction Is guar
anteed by Charles Rogers.
A drunkard not only injures himself,
but his family and the community in
whiolr he resid's.
XOT DOOMED FOR LIFE.
" I was treated for three years by
good doctors," writes W. A. Greer.
McConnellsville, 0., " for Pile and
Fistula, but when all failed, Buck
len's Arnica Salve cured me ln two
weeks." Cures Burns, Bruises, Cuts
Corns, Sores, Eruptions, Salt Rheum.
Plies or no pay. 25c at Chas. Rogers'
drug store.
Some people regard a secret as they
would a pound of oapdy too good to
keep. '
"DOES MOTHER
ivinapii
Vllfff itiCr
The little fellow
baa blown with all
-v ... ...V .
i downy tuft still j:
fk cling "to the dande- ,
llion stem. Accord- j
ing to the oracle of i I
aZZ. 'V.Vft. .
we to the oracle of
childhood mother
doc not want him.
oui rmnner woum ten
has noticed the weak-
ncsa of the lungs, ami
u sue saw mm now,
MusnniwUhmsunusua
effort and stnirsline to
atifie the cough which
followed . she'd feel
how much she wanted
him. ami wanted those
"weak" limits made
strong, that she might
not lose him.
ror " weaa
luitjrs olstinate
coush, hemor-
rba,iT. weakness
anil emaciation
i w
I Li
i 4
iff
there is no nwdicirte so hralinj; and so usve me Immediate relief and I will
strengthenini! as lr. IVroes OoUvn never in' without It In my htww I
Medical Ihvwery. n is especially . uncer-ly recommend It to a!l."-nr
valuable tor vhii.lren. bmldtng up weak . ,... t
bod.es with ..,!, healthv fleU.P It is j" ""
entirely free from alcohol ami narcotics. Tk , , ....
.wm. hri h. v nw -bo i. , eatfle is more H. Kentucky.
ooir nntl Skt nr ol.i. bnJ a trmh ti(h but !her is just as iUU h "'.lit Cl"
triif i,Mbt.l?'t,,,,7."",1 " mf'm-i 'a ever and h mke the bv more
Cft.c p!v-n.ii.i him ei ami Mi enthulastte than the kinjr bird
" y wte atw 1 ciwM !o ib.i hita v gtMl v'r !d.
AftfT v4ir -linwm ' hwt rnnvl w couch so ! .
quxkh: when CM-nthm cie fj;!nS. I tvtf I ,.w , , .
nit wife to titi- Mm sH-k Irotn the eoantty. chronic bronchial trouble and sum
abhainj.mnl Sum thr-r toseetl theciuie m-r coughs can le ouickiv relive 1 ar.d
wuu do hitn v wnr line io Savwa , . " ' . .
oh. c... tx the tint Mr hjwgM him tack cunHl by fcoley s Uo in I Far. I cr
d llirr imot km war pmi VMa Med- .le bV Kra!lk Hart
kat iRwnte.y " i a time, t rwiinrty leomrmt ,
Tlie Common Sen; Medical Alviser ' t.. ,w , ...
expense of nutants only. Nrnd 21 one- Ves who ouitht to flrsl got some
cent stamp, for p..t r Nutvl .hook, or Jt thin? for their wiv, t ,vmt.niia..
stamps for cloth 1-ouwl AvUlress Dr. with.
R. V. Pie." ?, Builulo. X. Y. ,
The man who thinks be has married
an angel may consider himself very
fortunate if she turns out to be only
ood cook-
Oa the first Indication of kidney trou-!
Jble stop it by taking Foley" Kidney
jCure. Sold by Frank Hart
lu vil ,ur "omeimng eie.
WARXIXG.
If you have kidney or bladder trou
ble and do not use Foley's Kidney
icur. you will have only yourself to
J blame for results, as it positively cures
! forms of kidney and bladder dis
eases. Sold by Frank Hart
Two weeks In a. varatkm sewn lik
ja very short period, but it Is a long
,1m ln JaiL
leys Kidney Cure. For sale by Frank
Hart
One of the Impossibilities is to take
a photograph; to please a homely wo- lprank nar . '
m- PROPOSALS -WAXtta).
FORTL-XE FAVORii A TEX AX. j 0Rice of C. Q. M. Vancouver Ear-
jracki Wash.. Msv 20, 1902. Sealed
"Having distressing pains m head. ; propyl,, in triplicate, will be recelv
back and stomach, and being without led at the office of the Depot Quarter
appetite. I began to use Dr. King's j master. Portland. Or. until 2:3o p. m.
Xew Life Pills," writes W. P. White- Jun 10- m-- and th'n opened for the
. . ... ,, . .. , : construction of a steamtxat In aocor-
head, of Kennedale, Tex., and soon jrtine, ,vith the p!an!, and 6p,dflt,atil)rls
felt like a new man." Infallible in on file In the Dep.it Quartermaster's
stomach and liver troubles. Only :5c Office at Portland, where full lnformi-
at Chas. Racers' drug store. T'!! f"1?- Envelopes con-
fa'?1''i pro;-'als should be marked:
'" - "Propols for Steamboat" and ed-
0;osat.4&AS Villi I LI
UpUggL-JOy O U U I 11
Vy '
p VIA
I DeDot Fifth and
Leave llrvlng sts. Portland
Arrivt
Overland Express
Trains for Salem,
Roseburg, Ash
land. KAtramenm
3.30 p.mi Ogden, gan Fran
7:45 a.m
cisco. Mojave. Los
Anjreis El Fa an
3:30 a.m Xew Oreleans and
7:20 p.m
the East
At Woodburn
(dally except Sun
dav). morning
train connects with I
train for Mt. An
gel. Silverton,
Brownsville,
Fprlngfield. and
I Natron, and even
I ing train for Mt
I Angel and Silver
I ton.
7:30 a.m Corvallls passen- G:0 p.m
i::50 p.ml Sheridan passen- I 8:fSa.n
I ger. I
Dally. ''Dolly oxrept Sunday.
Rebate tickets on sale b-tw-en Port- I
'and, eacram"nto and SarrJFranciscO.
Net rates $17.50 first class, without !
!erth and $14.00 second class. Including 1
nenn.
Ratps and tickets to Eastern points I
md Europe. Aieo Japan. China. Hono- !
ulu and Australia. :an be obtin-d I
' - luirng. Third and Wash- 1
lnKton
Y.HILL DIVISION.
Passenger depot foot of Jefferoa gt.
Leave for Oswego daily at 7:20, 9 4
a. m.; 12 : 30. 1:55, 3:25. 5:15, :2a, 8.05,
11 : 30 p. m. &nd 9:00 p. m. on Sunday
o'.Iy. Arrive at Portland dally at 8:35.
:). 10:50 a. m.; 1:35, 3:15, ':3, :20,
"40, 10:00 p. m.; 12:40 a. m. dilly ixcepi
M.m'iav: 8:30 and 10:45 a. m. on Sun
iays only.
Leave for Dallas dally except Sun
day at 4:30 p. m. Arrive at Portland
-tt :3U a. m.
Passenger train leaves Datlis for
Airlee Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
lays at 2:45 p. m. Returns Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Except Sunday.
R B. MILLER.
Oen. Frt and Pass. Atrt
Actlve agent wanted for "Tha
cn F"" Murat IlaUtead.
burning mountains In American in
dies explode, destroying iltiea full of
(people, startling history of ar-palllng
(!. Ihreatenlmr the gkibe; $M
vif utusiriaicu pajpra, ontj ai.M, nig n
eat endorsement. nifitest profl!
guaranteed. Agent clearing rrora u
j to tiS dally. Outfit free. Enclose II
!cnt for malar. Th IVmlnlrvn P
j t, U Chicago.
A cicmrvtt I a lltit roll ..
tobacco and dnic with a little bit at
tare on ine rront ana a invat Wf foal
ion the rear.
j 1
; 1XTKRKST1NO TO ASiiMA
Si' F-
; KEliKKS.
i -
j In!el lUnte. of Otterville. Iowa.
j writ, 1 have had astbnu for thn
or four year a:id have tried tbout nil
,ni, ..nrh . n.i itw .ir in ik.
:ket and have revet veil trvatmenl from
l,l!an ' N Vork and olhcr
'cl!1' "t St vry little benefit until 1
tried FVU-y' Honey arm Tar which
KA 'V.VSTlXi; AWAY.
, The following letter from IJobert 11.
Watts, of Salem. Mo., u instructive:
"I have been troubled with kidney
jdim-ase for the Ht five years. I lost
:lt-sh and never felt well and d -K-tored
with ka 'inc phvslclans and trip,! ;i
remedies .suggested without n-ll.f.
. Finally I tried Foley' Kidney Cure
and K-?s than two bottles completely
curwl me and I am now sound and
well." Sold by F'ltnk JUrt.
About the only use some nu-n hare
for a hJ is that it makes a conven
ient fg to hang their h.i!s on.
TKX YE.UW IN MOD.
It. ( A. Oray, J. r. Oakvllle, Ind..
writes: "For ten years I wwa wnflned
jto my bed with disease of my kidneys.
It was so severe that I could not move
part of the time. 1 consulted the very
meJ'f "" va liable, but could
get no relief until Folly's Kidney Cure
was recommended to me. It has been
a godsend to me." Sold bv Frank Hart.
Some ople get so untrustworthy
that they cannot borrow a benevolent
face.
Xo good health unles tthe kidneys
are sound. Foley's Honey and Tar
luressea . A. BETHEL, Q. M.
Central Meat Market
642 COMMERCIAL ST.
Your ordra for
meatA. both
FRESH A 1 I) SALT
Will l-e promptly aril
!. a 'orliy attended to
0. W. MORTON, Prop.
Insurance. Commission zni
C. J. TRti.NCHARD.
At-nt Wells Fariro ami
I'acitic Kxprehd Cotiip'ys.
Custom House Broker
FRAEL cS: COOK
TRANSFER COMPANY".
Telephone 22L
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All goods shipped to our cart
Will receive special attention.
No. 518 Duane St
Astoria, Ore.
W. J. COOK. Mgr.
Rea Tel. 113L
Andrew Asp,
Bjr.i later, tlafiMijli Hi Iirxikotr
FIKCT-CLA88 WORK AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
Special Attention Given to Ship art)
Steamboat Kepalring.Qeneral Black
imlthlng, Flrst-Clasa Horse.
8hoe1ng, etc
CORNER TWELFTH AND DTJANB
Ho tlwo & Mo
OREGON
Siioit Line
and union Pacific
TINS siCHKU-.
Depart
Chlcaa-o
Portland
Special
S:Ma.m.
via Hunt
ington Atlantic
Expreas
1:50 n, m.
via Hunt
ington Pt Paul
Fist mail
I p. m.
via
Spokane
CI.K8
From Portland
Arrlva
Salt I .ak. Denver.;
Ft Worib, Oma-
ha. Kansas City 4:M p. m
St Uuia Chicago
and East
Salt Uk.rnvri
Ft Worth, Oma.
ha, Kansas Ctty.jt.ata. a.
St. Loula Chicago'
and East. j
Walla Walla, f
Iew lsion, Soo.
ksne. Minneapolif
S: Paul. Duiuth 7 Ma, re
Mdwaukee. Chl-i
ct and East '
Tl hours from Portland to Chlcagu
Xo Changs of Cars.
OCEAN AND RIVCR SCHEDUUC
Friiro Astoria
( Ail salilnc datw' '
I subject to change "i T"' "
j For Pan Fran. i.i ,x"
.ro every five days Monday
7 a. m, Columbia Klverj
Da.Wex- To Portland and'
ceo l Sun. I Way Landing. I
Stewmer Nah.tta leve Aaturta on
tide dally for Ilwaoo, ounnevtlng there
nl:n tmiiuj fur Umg Ueatdi, THira and
North Heftj-h ixiitits UKurntna ar-
rives at Atoi wtme eveilng.
0 W. LOUNSBBRRT,
Astoria.
Agent
A. L CRAIQ,
General Passenger Agstit,
Ponlan'l. Oregon.
Foley's Kidney Cure
coaxes Udaers aod b:.uk: t'zU-
Fancy and Staple Groceries
FLOUR. FEED, PROVISIONS.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Supplies of all kinds at lowest rnU, f.r fishermen,
Farmers mid Ixippera.
A. Vs ALLI31N- Tenth and Commerdnl Mretts
POUNDED A. L. I7IO
SUN INSURANCE OFFICE
or LONDON
THE OLDKST I'IREI.Y HKK
Ch Aaaatai,
n Unltad Hite.
C A. HENRY & CO.,
215 Saosome Street -
SAMUEL ELMORE
NOTICE
To the
Business Men.
r
To the People.
HQTGL PORTLAND
PORTLAND, ORBGOiN
Thj Only Plmt-CfasM Hotel In Portland
TICKETS
TO AND riVOM ALL
Points East
VI
SHORT LINE
TO
it PAl'U DUMITII. MlNNHAPOLia,
CHICAUO AND 1MINTS BAST.
Through l'al. and Tourit Hit p rs.
Dining and HulTet Smoking Llbiary
Cam, '
Dally Train; fast lime.
For rate, folder -nd full litforma
lion rvcirduig 1 1, ken. routes vie, call
on or addrea
J W. 1'HALOX. II DICKSON'
Trav ra. Agt Oily Ticket Ast
III ThiM 8iiel. PwiUn l.
A. B C. Dr.NNMTOX. ! W. l. A
lIJ First Avenue. 8!le. Yah.
i '
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Mthvaukoo A St. lstil lt4lay. known
all over llw I'nlon a the Ureal Riillway
running the "I'lomw Utnilmt" trtUns
evwy day and nlghl i ien Si. INiul
' 1 ll !,ir. "'! onwiiin an I i Dlcas"
"The only jwrfixt train in the world."
I'ndeMland I'ontieciiiiiK are made
with all truiiw-'Xit.m'tiial lln, tm-uruig
io rmwwngers the !( (ertif known.
' timirtous cian-lii-s, rl.vtric tight, tram
het, of a ml-tv tsiuil bv no other
line,
iVe that your ticket rat via "Tin"
Nllwauktv" whn k-iik to any (mint
in the t'ullol ,4daln r Hiinda All
ticket agents sell them.
Fur rate, rmmphletii or oiln-r Infor
mwtlon. SiMM.
J. W. CSKY, IV J F1'DT.
Trnv. ISuw, Ac , ' -n Agt.
Portland. Ore Portland. Or.
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C. 01, Barr, Dentist
- Mansell Building.
I7t Commercial 8t Astoria, dr.
TSUOrilONK IlKD im.
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D1DNT1BT.
SSI Commrrclai Street Astoria, Or.
j.A.FASTABENl3
OHNKI5AL CONTRACTOR
AND RUtLDKh.
CHOICE
MEATS
Fresh Meats
Pickled Meats
Cored Meats
Prompt Deliveries
Lowest Prices
Christensen & Co.,
518 COMMERCIAL STREET.
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
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5 i'' a m I
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..VIIK IHVlKlio
l 'i Ml
II v, .
Abirla fur Warrnittin. 1 T Si a at
n.U. riirl nrv (0U(u.
lUiiiBimul an.) Adnrla I lu l n
slde l r UarrviUiu. , 11 M m
rUta, Hamm-iiil, :rurt ! t w p in
"tr !) A.turia ) W s m
lUm
w p ...
a bi
Hunday only.
All trains snake Hos cotincllon at
Gobi with all Norihtrn I'scifio trains
to and from th Katt and Hound points
J. C. MATO,
Qen'l Frelcbt and Paaaenitr A(Dt.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
..ForOand foioria fyute.
STR. -BAILEY CATZERT."
lal!y rd tslpe eacept Sunday.
TIME CARD
liFavs Portland T a. m.
leave Astoria 7 p. m.
Through Portland connections with
tramer Nahcotta from llwaoo and
Long lieaott Point
White Collar I -In IKknls Inter,
changeable with O It N. Co. and
V. T. Co. tickets.
The Dalles Route
STR. " TAH0MA."
and "METLAK0"
Dally trips except Sunday.
TIMk tTAHD
Sir. ."TAHOHA"
Ix-ave Portland Mon , Wed., Fri., ; . m.
Iave Dalle. Tuoa., Thur , Sal , 7 a m.
Sir. "MCTLAKU"
Lv. Portland Tuea. Thur., Hat, 7 a m.
Uv. I lira. Mon., Wed., Pri.. 7 a. m.
Uandlng at fom of Aldpf Blr.-et, Port
land Oregoc
Doth Ptionea. Main 361.
AOBNT8.
John M. Kllloon. Th Dalles, Ore.
A, J, Taylor, Astoria. Or.
J J. Luckey. Hood ltivi. Or.
Wolford Wyerw. White Salmon. Wn.
J. C. Wyatt. Vancouver. Wn.
It. U. Ollbrotfc. Lyle. Wn.
John M. Totton. Stevenson. Wn,
Henry Olmtmd. Carson, Wn.
William HuU.t. Butler, Wa
- W. cmCHTON. PnrUand Oregon,
DR. KING'S
HEW DISCOVERY
FOR THAT COLD.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
OurcHCoiiJsuinpfiiiiCouirlis,
Colds, IJioiuliitis, Asthma,
rmnrnonia,IIuyl'Vvir,rieu-
risy, La(iripM', J Iimi'M'iH'HH,
Sore Throat, Croup and
Whooping Cinijrh.
NOClJRE. NO PAY.
Prke 60c. and $ I . THIAL fi0TTS.ES FUEL
UuxuRiousT
UXURIOUS 1 RAVEL
I
I Th, "Nor;hwetrn Liml-.-d" train.
electric llgln,j ihroughoii', both Inside
I and oi,l, ,iti,j sit inn heulcd. are with
out ncepilnn. the finest train I the
! world. Thty emiiirly the Utrst, fewest
I ami bt lrtes for comfort, ronvfnlnce
iand luiury ever offered the travelling
1 tiubllc. and aliocether .ir. tha ntrmt
complete and splendid production f th
cr builders' art.
These splendid Trains
Connect With
The Great Northern
The Northern Pnclflc and
The Canadian Pacific
AT ST. PAUL, FOR
CHICAGO aod the CAST.
No extra charge for these superior
arommodttiona and all rlassss of tick
ets are available for paasig on th
trains oa this line are pro; tend by Ike
Interlocking Block System.
W. H. MMADv H. L. BIBLE R,
General Agent. TraUng Ag't.
Portland. Oregoo.