The morning Astorian., June 20, 1902, Image 2

THE MORXIXG ASTOR1AN. FRIDAT. JiJXE 20 .!.
gaily otoriau.
Telephone, Vain .
TERMS OF SrESCRtPTIOK.
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est by mail, per month U
erred by carrier, per moo la ....
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The Astotian guarantees to its ad
vert 1st rs the largest cJrcu!!toa c any
ewspaper published, on the Columbia
River.
MISCNDERSTOOD.
It b i deplorable fart W read that
a yoang wiamaa. heretofore cort-t.ktvd
sane, could extinguish life that might
have fsees one of y an4 Wis. 1 it
fair to say that this was "Love" ur
would it not toe brfcwr to hj a mo
tmtt7 hnpufoae? It not odljr caused
the feehr.s; of sorrow and pais upu-n
ker loved Me; ant only mased a
ospirfoo to be attached to the yourg
naa . wtxani se Is stid $ have tiied
for, h l-ed him. bat might
In some way pm her as a her'r,e. as
an examrde f-f fvw t..v;i.lj girt to
fcJVotr. It ooald imk have bn true
ve for that permits of the deepest
soeffrirgs and pain. In fact such
mn only as a crucible, atier which
It comes forth, dearer and purer.
Love b Bot a thing that deteriorates
r wrecks a life, it is something which
wRhoot, life. Is miserable and cruel.
Ikau5 of friendly word r kind ac
tions it is not essential that this should
raoe one to feel that a trust haa been
formed, and only they, two. huatd be
It boss and rapitialists. It is te
heed sad that an American gfr! shu'-d
eondurt herself tn this fashion, for
ahe ia, without doubt, the goddess of
all other nations. But it give to the
remaimmr nn lesson worth re
membering. The k-seon of modefty.
The care to choosa? carefully and well
the society with whom a? is to a.eo
eiate. A lemon which though bought
through deep grief and sorrow, yet
perhaps fc has the power t; guide
some one to a better path ar.d life and
make the world tetter. But after ail
"love is a thing too sacred to lower
the standard off and perhaps 'twere
tetter If we said It was not Wve that
caused her to coram! ;t so rash an act.
For a some as some wiae old poet
aakL
"Tie better to have loved and lost
Than never t have loved at all.
SHALL BE GIVEN HEARING
In an address at the West Point
Centennial. Swretary of War Root
attterel a sentiment that arouses a
cordial response in the breast t.-f every
man, deserving of beirg an A -!-;.-.
eltiien. in speaking of the army in
the PhiHiines, be said:
"They have been crl:i-ied aad some
of them have been scvuxed, but what
ever the everen-" of t-a.urnny. h.--ever
ready men at ease here may be
to believe, to repeat, to rejoice in ac
ctMatior against our trethern who are
BghtiRg ui.dr the Am'Tican flag in
aupport of Amerir-i.o ver5gnty away
upon the orher side of the world, let
me tell you that the president and
aeeretarx of war, and tht officers of
our government at Washington, have
followed these ldiers of ours. In re
ports and private ietters and in tele
graphic diaiati-heis and by the oral
word of those who have returned, dur
ing their whole course of conflict: have
seen them there. of'-n af-iot framing
through the Junsl", have seen them
one by one dropping off, murdered iy
the Iracherous ffe; have seen them
falling from disease; have se-i them
failing hy shot and by a word; i;ave seen
them courageous, patient, enduring,
magnanlmmis, faithful, loyal always
to the highest standard of American
eHiien.hip, wit- viu ur vi"rds
tJiat these men shall not by the pub
lic officers of the I'nited Pta-'ee.
tharged tj justice to them, I - r.;..
demned ui hard.
SEEKINS XBW ABODE.S.
With the mad rush for claims at
the Fort Hall P.servatton yesterday
ia shown only, the everyday spirit of
man. "Progress." A desire to own,
a feeling of Independence. It was only
repetition of many similar occasions.
Here is found every class; every de
nomination. In every mining camp
will be found some "sooner" who
with the spirit of "first present first
served" seem to march straight on
to victory. In thaw districts are
found men of ail ages, the white
haired and more experienced seekers
mingled with the souths In the gain-
Ing of tand. which hy hrl Ulr ainl
dilipewe i thw nnf rm l !nt a
farm and dwelling pisu.
The nt. for reeerntJn ha. ! a
feature of the life In he B'! f
Mime year, and n"y give the great
expertent-ed truth, that if me of the
jeekers hid dexoted nre tine h-iw
i building, than in the mad rushes, they
would have greatly bettered their con
dition of life and h'me.
j The land Jut .eed are ?aptx--d
jto rntain much g.l farming g-"inl
I whwh I a-jt a iMmmw o vurrenoe In
the reervats.-n. Bat Oregsm hA stiil
' svl and attractive l-atkni where
jif the man i wJifing to toil U Improve
'his land tvtM better himif ftwr than
' than by ewierSng into the w-iid ruf !
f..je reerva.thn land.
Mr. Ji.ie Mr. R cwi is the
(greatest woman to se.ick to a fad 1
Sever saw. Mr. Brown Why. I never
I htrri anytiy rotation that Kfre.
Mrs. Jos' Can't help it, I; m a'u
the aroe. Ju ee lm t ha Ptse
on adtriririg that tabwnd of h"r thre
2 year t more- Tnan.-scrMt.
A y:mng lad 0!n being aent by
hi dear iter to rrn-hase tm !-au-tlful
pangs "JeOfile le and "Forset
tm .k4 for theai in tfsi tnasner
I and then wondered why 'Jem mUf
lady smiled- "OSv me "Jenry I-r'
jfor ten mm and "F -rci-tt-n" f r 13
E rents."
Arthur De. f Irdia:i, age
! years, a machinist by trade, tut the
jthruat of his !-ytar arfd briJ. am!
j then took a doe of carbnlic acid fra
twiaieh be died. Tie g-.rl tatmn hve.
! Jealotiay the nature.
NOT DX'MKT FOP. LIFE.
" I was treated far three years ty
good doctors. write? W. X Gr-r,
M!CneIisv'.;ie. O, " for PUe acd
FiMuSa. hot wbea all failed. Back
Jen's Arnica Solve eared tne in two
weeks." Cures Rurr.s. Bruises. Cats,
Conn. ?or?. Eruptis, Sail Rheum,
Piles or no pay. 2Sc at Chas. Eogers'
drug store.
It i. estimated that fsrentv-one
are of land is necessary to jniitain
one man in fresh oati. The ?ame
space of land if devoted to he cul
ture would feed ti peple; if to oats,
rxtati. Indian crn and rice.
ii?: and If to the r-Iannre of bne-al-
frtut tre. over . peojte.
FORTUXE FAVORS A TEXAN".
" Having distressing pains In head,
back and utomach. and being without
appetite. I began to use Dr. King's
New Life Pfils," writs W. P. White
head, of Kenned ale, Tex, " and soon
felt like a new man." Infallible in
stomach anl liver troubles. Only 25c
at Chas. Rogers' drug store.
Love is suprsed to be a tender paj
sioo, but sometimea the girl's father
makes it tough proposition.
A PARSON'S NOBLE ACT.
" I want ail the world to know,"
writes Rev. J. C. Budlong, of Asha
way, R. I., " what a thoroughly good
and reliable medicine I found in Elec-
i trie Bitters. They cured men of jaun
Idice and Hver troubles that had caus
: -i Tdf great suffering for many years.
For genuine, all-around cure, they
'excel anything I ever saw." Electric
; Bitters are the surprise of all for their
wonderful work in Liver, Kidney and
; ?romach troubles. Don't fail to try
thm. Only iv ts. Satisfaction Is guar
anteed by Charles Rogers.
Hax He's doing a corking bu.:
; ness. Joax Who 4s he-? Hoax The
' bottler.
BESTOF EVERYTHING
' In a Word This Teiis of trie Paasejgei
Service v.
fhe Northwestern Mne.
Eight Trains Daily Between St. Paui
and Chicago, comprising
The Latest Pullman Sieepers,
PetrHss D n;ng C;rB.
Lib:ary and ODrvailon Cars,
Fre Reclining Cha.r Cars,
The 20th Century Trains
uc tvery uay or tne tear
The Finest Tram in the Work
Electric Lighted nested
THE BADOER STATE EXPRE3S. th
Finest Laliy Train Running Between
St. Paul and Chicago, via the Short
Lne.
Connectioru from the Weat Made vH
Th NORTHERN PACIFIC
GREAT NORTHERN AND
CANADIAN PACIFIC R'TS.
This is also the BE8T LINE be tweet
Omana, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
AU Agents Sell Ticaets via
The Northwestern Line
W. H. MEAD, ' H. L 8 ISLE R.
General Agent Trar. Aatent
MS Alder Street. Portland. Oregon
The htther arnnrtimeti fin1 the ssrod
wift and vwWtnj; t hit feet. It loe
not tTrctAt him atnl he roe on until
presentlv he units to
hi knees and t!t
cwm to his horror
that he ha to fight
for his life in a
quicksand.
I;ete much
hkr the qukkssutd.
The hrt svniptom
of stomach trouble
do not oasw nxi
ety. Bat when
the body rrowi
weak through lack
of nourishment and
disease of the stom
ach hreeda Hease
of heart, lunsrv Itver
or kklnevt, the mf
ferer realitea hi
danger anl seeks for
Bteiitdnil akL
Ir. IVtve' tVU
ro MI;caI I nw
err cure Jtrse of
the stomach a n d
other oryins of di
gestion ai nutritioa. It cares disrasrsof
heart, lssnjrs, liver, kklneta, etc., when
these ill hate their ongin in dis
ease oj the stomach and its a'.hed organs.
T!ka.- -V rtv of SVsujt C. CoJi- (
Nte. ohxi K-x i. ntr "I ir.. xStr w-:a j
m'x re brwsvhr xhrm j "n -w, ta xhr 4anid
and tv fci.xi w-.tj! mo drr. JHffli kitM-y J j
tTvthie. i W r e w I Otmi
ta' at vxt. ard Ie 1 rtrwri the !
1 r i.'. ' mi vrr- vw-i I hswt be- i
co.-we o T:.-r.x ! i aH- wmtii is the Vkmc
b tSr a. ". a v.t , : t z m? thsis I had
rUru at to - ' a r aftii w:4 ' Tar j
In FV -VT ,: n v;--.r me 1
a f-w m ?: . I t 1 T r.r t
ntH t. abca fit
arrrKv I a-.t'!; a-.-.i ; t:; I hi gaoed
tar:-, r-. ' '. I hmrr !"fe
barJ u-t. :j -v - vt n aa : ! hn I tlai
in t-i rr-- ' 'r avi 1 -t a jal and
fteaiis t:.v.-.,r. 3 tl: a- i ctr-
Dr. Pierce' Cmtraoa Sense Medical
Adviser, in jy!-jt iwrv i wnt free oa
receipt of ii one-cent sUair to pay tx
pesae of m iti'itj; e!t. Aiires Dr. K.
V. I'lerce, Itiai."o, X. V.
Active agents wanted for Th
Worii on Fire" by Murat Halstead.
Burclng mountains la Americas In
dies explode, destroying tities full of
people, startling btstory of app iing
phenunena, threatening the globe; 98
big illustrated pages, only tlM. High
est endorsements. Biggest profits
guaranteed. Agents clearing from S3
to IS daily. Outfit free. Enciose le
cents for postage. The Dominion Co,
Dept. I Chicago.
"What f!s ye mortals be." Poor
girl met a ball player, sjoke with
him twice took i-jrbu acid an-J
died.
A BOY'S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.
With family around
him to die, and a sua
him expecting
riding for life.
IS rniies. to get Dr. King's Xew Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs and
CV. J.a, W. H. Brown, of Lewiile, Ind,
endured death's agonies from asthma,
bat this wonderfui medicine gave in
sta.nt relief and soon cured him. He
writes: "I now sieep soundly every
night.' Like marvel!-tut cures of con
sumption. Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
Coughs, CoWs and Grip prove Its
matchles merit for ail Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles at
joe and IL Trial bottles free at Chas.
Rogers' drug store.
Mrs. L. Meatrop a white woman liv
ing near Martin, a few miles from
Jaskson, Miss., tA hr five children
and then burned their botM". She
has not been seen since.
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Bids will tie received by the county
eourt of Clatsop County, Oregon, un
til Friday. June 27, 1902. at 2 o'clock,
p. m.. for the construction of an fj)
foot pan biiige l; feet wide, across
the Xecanif iim river In 'section 2i,
tovnhip 3 north, range 10 west , in
Clatsop County .Oregon. Said bridge i
to hi constructed on a silt about one I
m;!e ta?t of Carl Johnson's piae. ;
.t here the county road from Seaside j
crosses the said Necanicum river. i
Bid'Irs will present piana and spec- )
Ifications'for said work, tug-ther .cith ;
a certified chck for 10 per cent of j
the amount of their bids, or a good j
and sufficif-nt bond, as a guarantee j
that they will construct the said bridge j
provided thy are awarded the con- j
tract. '
Preference will be given to bidders j
who use the o'd iron which was for- '
merly in the brldtfe across O'Hanna ;
creek near Leighton's place. The '
court reserves the right to reject any j
and ail bids.
H. J. WHERITT.
County Clerk. I
FRAEL & COOK
TRANSFER COMPANY.
Telephone 121. '
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All goods shipped to our care !
Will receive special attention. I
No. 538 Duane St.
Astoria, Ore.
W. J COOK, Mgr.
Rea TeL 113L
CHOICE
MEATS
Fresh Meats
Pickled Meats
Cured Mests
Prompi Deliveries
Lowest Prices
Christensen & Co.,
518 COMMERCIAL STREET.
C. (0. Barr, Dentist
Manselt Building.
171 Commercial 8L, Astoria, Ore.
TELEPHONE RED 20L
Dr. T. Ii. Ball
DENTIST.
514 Commercial Street
Ajtorta, Orw,
J.A.FASTABEND
CBXERAL CVTRA(T0R
AND BUILDER.
l.isjriBCc. CommisslJi Bl
C. J. TRENCHARD,
A Sent Wt !! Far.'o aJ
Tacilie KifreM Cornp'),
Custom Ho bsc Broker
Central fllcat Market
542 COMMEHCIA!. ST.
Your ra
Sut. Uxh
FRESH A . D SA L T
a II
!" J
? tlx a' 4
-r aiici. 1.-1 1
i W. M08TO Prwe.
Ipacifig coast company
COAL
For Steamer, Commercial and Family Use
Orders Promptly Executed . .
DOCK FOOT OF 3EVE3T8 ST
Samuel Elmore & Co., Agts.l
FOUNDED
SUN INSURANCE OFFICE!
OK LO.NnON
THE OLDEST PL'RELV FIRE
Cash Aaatets,
Caari Aaawts
n United tate.
C- A. HENRY & CO..
215 Sansome Street
SAMUEL ELMORE
Steamer SUE
The Largest, Btaanchest, Free lie ', and most teaw irihy veasel
ever on the route. Best of Table and State Room Accommoda
tions. Will make round trips every five days between.
Astoria and
FARE
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad sV Navigation Co. and
the Astoria t Columbia R. R. for Portland, Saa Francisco anl ail
pMnts Eait. For freight and passenger ra'ea apply to
Samuel .B.more & Co.
(iciieritl Asreiit, Aitturiit,' lr.
A. & C. R. R. Co.
Portland, Or.
B. C. LAMB,
Tillamook. Or
ONE DOLLAR
cannot Le cxjiHidttl to LttU r j;i(lvuiitftj;e n vouwll
or aWnt fiieiifls than in a ymr'x Mibjtrij.tion for tin-
Semi-Weekly Astorian
It gives all.tlie city and coui.ty rt-ws twice cui h week
fof on v one'dollar a venr iii advance.
HQTiSL PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OREGON
THfj Only Rlrst-CloMM Hotel In Portland
Andrew Asp,
IrB lata, tiitttatii is4 lenrvtser
riKvT-CLAS? WORK AT
KKASON Ai'LK rKK'avS.
8 social Attention Otv-a to Ship at 4
Steamboat Repatrtng.aeaeral black
imlthiiig. FirsNCtaia Hra
Shoe'.ng. tc
CORKER TWELFTH AND DUANE
Some Inter
esting Facts
When people are antntU.l.c a
trip, whrtht- on ttuslneas or pleasure,
they naturally want the boat serv '.
obtainable aa far as s"-!. cji.tfort snd
afetv t (rncwm1 Kmptoym of th
WIXNSIN OENTRAL IJNHH are
paid to serve the public and our trains
are operated so aa to nuke chase t on
necttort wtth divenrirtg Hnea at all
Junotton potnts.
Pullman Pwhue Slvptn and Chair
Cars on through tram
ltnlng cat service
une Hied. Meals
served a la carte
la order t otj-win the fl-s-tl w-
vioe, tuk the ticket agent to s-ll you
tlokK ovr
The Wisconsin Central Lines
and you will nuke I in ft ii'.iiiwtlons
at St. Paul fir fTi)cag. Milatik.?e and
all point. fiast.
Fir any further Information call on
ny Ut-k agent .or ourretnd with
JAS C.
or JAS. A
piS'D . Paw Ag't.
CIjiU'IC. Mllwauk-. Wis.
TELEPHONE MM 66!
A. 13. 17IO
OFFICE IN THE WOKI.D.
rii.SCKmai
.0l0.9jS
GENERAL AGENTS.
Sao Fraadvo. Cel.
& CO.. GENTS
II. ELMORE
Tillamook
$3.SO
o. R. N. Co.
Poriiani Or.
EAST
SOUTH
W
VIA
IVnot. Fifth and
Leave
Irving sta. Portlandi
Arrive
Overland Eipreas
Trains for Salem.
Roaeburg, Ash
land. tWramioto,
Ogdeo, Sao Fran
cisco, Mojave. Loa
Angeles. Kl taao.
New Ore leant and
the East,
IHptn
T;U am
n.M.m!
7:M p i
At Woedbum
(dally eicept Kun.
davl, ttiomlnf
train connects with
tram for Mt. An.
get, Silverton.
Brewnsrlll.
Sprfinfleld. and
Natron, and evea
Ing train for Mt.
Angel snd stiver
ton. 1:K ami Corvallis pawn- I I II d ra
-aer
- P mi Sheridan passen- I HI Sa a
I trer. I
t-al)y j Imily ncrpt Wunday.
Krbate tickets on sate lwan Port
land. Hai-ramento and Han Francisco.
Net rates I1T.M first clas. without
berth and 111 09 second rlaaa. Including
berth.
Rates and IU-kts to Eastern points
end Europe. Also Japan. China, Hono
lulu and Australia, ('an be obtained
. A Henimng. Third snd Waah.
Ington sreeta
TaJIIILL DIVISION'
Pasengr depot fooi of Jirffarton ft.
Leave f.ir Oswrg.t daily at 7,50, t
a m.; II JO. 1 M. I 24. Lit. .:t. I ,
II 30 p. m. and I DO p m. on Sunday
only Arnt at Portland dally at It,
I SO. MO M a. m. ; I 34. 3 15, t it, I IV.
? 40. 10;W) p. m.; U M a. m. Ully iieepi
Mvinlav; i 10 tn io; 44 a. m. on Sun
days or. ly.
U-ftve for Dallas daily cirept Sun
dy a! 4 Jo p, m. Arriv at Portland
at L3D a. m.
Passi-ngfr train leaves Dalits for
Alrl- Monday Wednesday snd Ftp
diivt : 1 41 p ni Keluim Tusdsyt,
Thur.ly and Salurdjyt,
Kxeept Su 'day,
R B MIU.EII,
3n Kr(. end Paa. Aft
TICKETS
TO AND FUOM ALL
Points East
Mi
SHORT LINE
TO
St PAt U DUIXTH, MINNKAPOIJ8,
ciiicauo and points east.
Through Palme and T.urlnt Sl rp ra
Dining an t liurtct Smoking Library
Cars.
Daily Trains: fast time.
For rates, fol lers tnd full Informs
i tl'in regarding tit keU, rouie ete , call
J on or addrem
J W. PHALON. H DICKSON
Trav Pa. Agt. City Ticket AkL
121 Third S-raet, p-;.,nd.
A. B C DKNNISTON. .1. W. I A
tn First Avenue. 9,'tle. Waah.
Don't Guess at It
But If ou are gowig Rasi write us
for our rates and let us tell you about
jthe service and accommodations offer
Jed by the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
j RAILROAD. THROUGH TOURIST
jCars via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
from PACIFIC COAST to Chicago and
i Cincinnati. Don't fall to
write us
In a (osl-
about your trip aa we are
tlon to give you some valuable Infor
mation and assistance; .'.3D miles of
track ovi-r which are operated some
of th? finest trains in ih world.
For particulars regarding freight or
passenger rates call on or addreas.
. C UND8KT. B. H.TRUMBELL.
T. F. St R. A. Corn'l Agt
141 Third St.. Portiard. Or.
It
T.
UXURIOUS 1 RAVEL
Th "Northwestern Lmi-.d ' tralm.
electric lighted throughou', tjolh inmd
and nut. arid t'f.irn neaied, are wllh
jut exception, the fines; trains is the
world. They embely '.he Ittest, ieesi
anl bet ideas f x omftrt. convnl' e
and luxury ever offered the tr.ivelllng
nubile, and altogether jre the nics;
complete and splendid produo'lon t.f the
car tiull lers' art.
Tneee splendid Tia:ns
Connect Wlih
The (irtat Xnrthern
The Northern Pacific and
The Canarllss pacific
AT ST. PAUL FOR
ChlCAM and the EAST.
No extra charge for these superior
acommodation and all rlassia of tick
ets are available for pssstge cr. the
trains oa 'bis line are protected by the
Interlocking Rise?: System.
W. H. MRAD. H. L. HU9LEH.
Oenersl Agent. TraveUng A"U
Pot tlaawL Oregon.
1W
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVFR RAILROAD.
UtAVt
Man
Jeus at
IHIlTl AM
Potllaml I'u on I
tt A t wis aud w'a
I'olnla ,t
ASTt'KI A
ronlaud lad W.y
I Assist
I II io a at
I us) a
lostp St
10 p
KArlDK iVIHlft
Sa m
II
4 J.
aabtrla ft Warrant.,
K1t. Voti Si ssrsja,
llawmtiad and Aaloria
Ml fir am-iino,
a lata. Ilaaintsd. fun
tens
t OB a Ml
lla si
Iltts
Ml
II sue
I as s m
His
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Mass' s and Aaturia I
Buadaiy only.
All trains nuke close eonnaoUoo at
Onbie with an Northern Part Be trains
io and from the Kssi and ftotiad Pin4
J. C. MA TO.
Oen'l rrM snd Paaseager Agt.
..Portland Astoria l(out8.
STR. "BAILEY GATZERT."
Dally round trips exc.pl Hunday.
TIME CANO
lav Portland I a. m.
Leave Astoria T p. m
Throagh IMttland oonneotlottt wltk
s i earner Nahcutia from liwaco and
long fleaci I'olnla
Whit Collar Une Utkats Inier-
hiigeahle with 0 It- N. Co. and
V. T. Co. MraoU.
The Dalles Route
STR. '
and
TAHOMA."
'METLAKO"
Daily trl except Hunday.
TIMfc CAHD
Her. "TAHOMA"
lesve Portland Moo . Wrd . ""rl., a m.
Uav Dalles, Tttra, Thur , Bat. lam.
Mr. "METLAKO"
Lv. Portland Tun. Thur. Mat., 7 am.
l.v. 1st Una Ua , Wt4., m.. 7 am.
Landing at foot of Atdttr Street, I'urt.
land O rego.
Both
Ittonna, Main
AOENTM.
John M. Fllloon,
A. J. Taylor,
J J. Ltu-ker.
Wolford Wyera
The Dalles. Ore.
Astoria, Ore.
Hood IVvrr, Ore.
"White Salmon, Wn.
Vanoouver, Wn.
Lyle. Wn.
Stevenson, Wo.
Carson. Wn.
Butler, Wa
J. c. wyatt.
R. 11. Ullbreth.
Joim M. Totton.
Henry CMmntead,
WIIImua HuUre-.
K. W. CRICHTON,
Portland Oregon,
OREGON
Siiot Line
akd Union Pacific
TIME rCHED.i
IPrt
Chicago
Portland
Special
Ma. m.
via Hum-
Ingion
Atian'ic
Express
S io p. m.
via Hunt-
Ingtiin
St. Paul
Fast malt
I p. m.
via
Spokane
ULK8 ;
From Portland.1
Arrlva
SaH iJkke.Denver.j
Ft. Worth, oma-t
ha, Kansas City 4:M p.m.
St. I-ouis. Chicago
snd East.
Bait Lake, Denver,
Ft. Worth. Oma I
jha, Kansas Clly.ti Jta. ra
.St. Louis. Ch c.igo
jsnd East. :
Walla Walla, i
Lewlslon, Boo-i
kane. Minneapolli,
Hi Paul. Duluib7:0ta. a
Milwaukee, Chi-;
rsgo and East I
7S hours from P rtland
No Change of Cars.
to Chicago,
OCEAN AND RIVCK SCHEDULE
From Astoria
I All sailing da to.
! subject to change
4 a, tn.
tic
Monday
For San Francis J
W every five diys
' Columbia River
Ti Portland and
I Way Landings.
7 a. m.
Da.lv ei
ceot Sun.
Steamer Naluitlla lvi Astoria on
tide dally for llvraro, o.niwj'llng there
with trains for Isong Beach. Tioga and
North llearh pot in. Returning ar
rives at Astoria same evening.
G. W.
LOl'NSBKRtlT. Agent.
Astoria. .
A. L CIUIO,
General Passenger Agent,
Portland. Oregon.
A familiar mttne of tlw Chicago.
Milwauk'v& Ht. I'aul lliillwav. known
fall over the Union im the lr a! Railway
Irunnlng the "llomr Umli" lrn.lns
t-tery day and night I" t i SI. Paul
and Chlriigti. and Oiimliu and ttlricugo.
'The only pt-rfet't 1rain In the world."
ITnd.-r!and: t.'otinis'tloiis are tnado
with nil Iraiiscont.ni ntal llin s, securing
to paengiT the lKt wrvlce known.
Luxurious cm., el.vlrir light, slenm
h.at, of a variety wntU by no other
line.
See thai your Uck.-t rends via "Th
Milwaukee" when goiiuf to any p,Htt
In the IIuIIihI Statist or Canada. All
ticket s gents sell them.
For rates, pnmphleta or aiImt Infor
tnaitlnn, addesa.
J. W. CAS1-1Y. C. J. KDDT
Trav, Ituaa. Au;,. .,
Portland. Ore. Portland, Or.
MflUISIIlVr
These tiny Capsules are tupenoi
t oaium oi lopaiDt.
r.i.h. . i.:.: ... , i
mil" uuna nn.Tf imm.
CURE IN 48 HOURSlawT
the same diseases with.
out inconvenience.
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