THE MOUNl.NU ASTOHIAN. Vt'BD.NlSIUY, JULY 0. I!K)3
TO BUILD BATTLESHIP
M:V YOIIK NAVY YAK I) IS
AVAKli:i COXTKAIT.
Fully KMX) Men to Ho Eniiljel
All lotirtiiM'iitj Are in
FlrNt-l'liiss Slmpe.
KEV YORK July S.Renr-Admiral
Rurki-r, commandant, and thi hds
of ilhe K-paitrndi: st the- New York
navy yard are happy over tV navy de
PHrltwnfti decision to have a war.-hlp
hulll there. Official notice of Secre
tary Moody may not reach Brooklyn
for a dy or two, but the offlra of
the yard are ready to beitin the con
struction of the way m which the
kiwt of the battleship will V 'aid.
It la estimated t3iat 1000 men will
be employed on the stoip when she 1s
fully under way nd many f'rnir em
nloyea of the yard who are experienc
ed workmen will be taken on again.
AH the department are In firet-claaa
condition to undertake the construc
tion of the hlp and little preliminary
work will be necessary.
PlETtPONT ARRIVES IN GERMANY
la Quickly Recognlaed-Speaka Well
of the Kaler.
' NR YORK. July 8.-J. Pterpont Mor
gan's arrival here caused a treat stir,
rabies the Berlin correspondent of the
Herald. When Mr. Morgan, accom
panied by his daughter, sauntered
through Tnter den Linden he was
easily xwoftnlied by his resemblance
to the pictures and cartoons with
which the German public have been
almost daily entertained.
; At one of tne news stands Mr. Mor
gan lingered long enough to see a car
toon of Wmself In Lustige Blatter,
showing him laying at full length over
k map of America and stretching out
his hands to England and Germany.
Asked about his meeting wflth the
Kaiser, Mr. Morgan said: "Ism very
"sorry, but I cannot say anything
about Ore kaiser. He was exceedingly
courteous to us. He is a great man for
fact."
Clement A. Griscom. who was with
the party on board the Meteor, raid:
' The Anglo-Saxon countries, the Unit
ed State. Great Britain and Germany
are destined to rule the sea and com
merce. Germany is a growing nation.
The kaiseT Is fully acquainted wirh the
relation between Hie trans-Atlantic
shipping company which Mr. Morgan
has formed and the German steamship
companies. In fact, the kaiser U ac
quainted with all the details and
shows a marvelous grasp of current af
fairs. " While we were on board the Me
teor he assumed charge and directed
like a life-long seaman; in fact, he
would have led the Meteor in for the
first prize except for the large 1-andi-cap
given the boat
" The kaiser sympathise with our
CUTICURA RESOLV
ENT PILLS (Chocolate
Coated, 60 doses, 25c.) are
a new, tasteless, odourless,
economical substitute for the
celebrated liquid CUTI
CURA RESOLVENT, as
well as for all other blood
purifiers and humour cures.
Each pill is equivalent to one
teaspoonful of liquid RE
SOLVENT. Put up in
screw-cap pocket vials, con
taining 60 doses, price, 25c
CUTICURA RESOLV
ENT PILLS are alterative,
antiseptic, tonic, and digest
ive, and beyond question the
purest, sweetest, most suc
cessful and economical blood
and skin purifiers, humour
cures, and tonic-digestives yet
compounded.
CenipEete Tresfment $1
Complete external and internal treatment
for every humour, consisting of CuncoaA
Soap, 2Sc., to cleanse the skin of crusts
and Kales, and soften the thickened cut
icle; Cuticura Ointment, 60c., to iu
Itanfly allay itching, inllamination, aud
irritation, aud tootbe-and beal ; and Cuti
cuea Rbsolvbnt Pills, 25c., to cool and
cleanse the blood. A Single Set ii often
duffidenttooure tbe moat torturing, dis
figuring, itching, burning, and scaly (kin,
aoalp, and blood humours, eczemas, rashes,
' and Irritations, with lost of hair, from
infancy to age, when all else fails. .
Ci'Ticmu Hiwimri irt told throutboat tbt world.
B titan Dtp' CturUrtioat. SqLonduD. Frnck
Dqsm ( Km etc Is hit, Parte. Poms IMro i
Uua. Out, tW Fnpt, BoXon. 0. ft A.
ptiGura
NJ IesolreRt
Keep Out
the Wet
SAWYER'S
Itmlihi grnie-1
CLOTHING
Tee bad waterpreof varaiesr hi Uie
rll. Ma1 lrm tb bt mttrtal !
wtrrantrd wairrpraat. Mule U Mui
111 tuuhwk work ad WMihw.
I.eek for Ike iraite stark. If rMtdeslet
ao a not lift t b4a. writ for cftUlagtl t
1. 1. Milne rutins, ft., Irti, hi rrutitN.
w II. M,DtVrl SON, ) Kit.
t.M C.krtd, Mam.
efforts in doing away with l.r-neccs-sary
competition between the various
tians-.Mi.iiitlc linos .nd offwiing
economy.
'I have no doubt the kaiser 'is be
coming more and more popular, not
with the argument that an Incivase
only among his own people, but In
other countries. When Prince Henry
visited tihe I'nlted States, a member of
the New York Yacht club decided to
make a return by coming over to the
meeting at Kiel. I am sure that the
attendance of an Increasing number of
American yachts at Kiel is now cer
tain. " The kaiser expressed admiration
for Mr. Morgan. I think he believes
the United States Is a good country
to model after. There is no reason
for fear of rivalry either between Ger
many and the United States from a
commerctal standpoint. All may work
together for a common end. '
THH ILLINOIS TO GO TO RUSSIA.
Great IVIIght Expressed by the Mass
es Who Flock to See Her
In England.
NEW YORK. July 8. The battlesiiip
Illfnlos. Admiral Crownlnshleld's flag
ship, will leave Gravesend on Friday.
It is said her d 'stination is St. Peters
burg, cables the Herald's London cor
respondent. The warship has been a great at
traction on the Thames. Thousands
of craft of every description carried
people to look at t!he latest type of
Uncle Sam's navy. All steamers paus
i
ing saluted the vessel and everybody
seemed to take delight in doing honor
to the American flag. Some of the of
ficers have been entertained on shore
and the jack tars who got shore leave
have enjoyed themselves very muih.
Many prominent- Americans and Eng
lishmen met at a dinner given In hon
or of H. Clay Evans, the new United
Statea consul general at London.
Among the 'paik-rs was Gener-il Jos
eph Wheeler.
WILL INSURE MOTOR MEN.
Railway Companies to Pay Expanses
for Life Insuran-e for Their Men.
NEW YORK. July 8. Arrangements
i have been made bv the United Rail
ways and Electric Company of Balti
more, says a Times dispatch from that
city, to ineure the lives of "too motor
men and conductors on Its lins. In
the case of a fatal accident while in
the service of the company, the sum of
J1W0 will be paid to the family of the
victim. The company will pay the en
tire cost and will make i.o rtdurtion
from the wages of ih m?n. It will
amount to 00 cents .'or each employe.
The insurance is to be accpted as set-t!m-nt
for any claim against the com
pany and in this sne Is a triitual
arrangement between employer and
employe.
L-XST DAY FOR OOLF PLAYERS.
XEW YORK, July S.-This is the
last day on which entries v, IP be made
for the national amateur golf cham
pionship to be play?d t Chicago. Al
though Secretary Ballot r'-f'ies to dis
close the names of the or ibable im-
pctltors, it Is believed the list this yar
will be the largest ever received. The
fact that the qualifying round lias been
reduced from ?S, to IS hnls is one of
the reasons given for this, but equally
important is the decision to allow i4
instead of 32 men to qualify. The en
tries include players from all parts
of the country. It is Paid by those
who have an Intimate knowlei ;e of the
list that the leld will be he most
representative ever gathered on a
championship golf course.
Last year there were 141 emrje of
whom 139 started and 113 returned
complete cards. Travis, the present
rihamplon, will, of course, be there.
Others of the eastern contingent will
include f. H. Seely. C. R MacDonald.
J. A. Stillman, ft. C. Watson, Jr..
Devreaux Bnrmet, F. S. Dougla. F.
A. Marfellus, W. L. Thompson and
C. B. t'or'.
SKY SCRAPE BEING ERE .'TED.
NEW YORK. July S. Ncnotiatlons
have been practically complKwl for
the constructioti of a " sky -r r.ipi'r"
on the triangular jilot now partly va
cant, bfiunded by Broadway, Seventh
avenue and Forty-second street. It
Is reported that the new building's
principal tenant will be one of the
great daily newspapers now being
published in Park Row. The manage
ment of the newspaper in question de
clared, however, that the reports of
their Intention to " desert newspaper
row " for uptown quarters were un
authorized. DAUGHTER BORN THE ASTORS.
NEW YORK, July 8. A (laughter
'has been born to Colonel and Mrs.
John Jacob Astor at the home, Sixty
fifth street and Fifth avenue, this city.
OUT
FIVfiC IHICn tin fFkl
A FT Kit TWKNTY YF.AHS OF
SKIMKATION
Commits Suicide ltocitusv Somite
Approves the rnnuitui ,
t'.mnl Kill
CHICAGO, July $. In Ignorant of
her husband's whereabouts for S2 years
Mrs. Hurnette W. Ty!e has found Mm
King dead from a sclf-inm.-ted wound
in an undertaking es.abli-'timent
Pylo i
shot himself on Sunday at the Garfield
park sanitarium. He wis mid to be
despondent because contfivss had de-
cided on the Panama in preference to
!the Nicaragua canal iu:e, where he
had bought much land.
" We separated In 1SS1 wt Tucson,
'Aril." Mrs. Pyle said, "and 1 have
not seen my husband or heard fiim
him since. I went to Florida to live
with my family. Recen'.Iy I came for
a visit ui friends In Chicago. I tad
no Idea my husband wa here. My ilrst
knowledge of him Tor i2 ye.us lame
when I saw in the newspaper that
he had committed sulcUe."
SAND STORM CAUSES DAMAGE.
SAN FRANCISCO. July S.- sand
storm has caused damage estimated at
11,000,000 in the Indlo Valley, on the i
Southern Pacific railroad in the Colo- j
'rado Dewrt. An artificial oasis i f 9o04;
'acres has been made by digging arte
jsian wells and planted in melons.
Judging by last year when only lxty
I acres were in cultivation, a profit of
more man iw an acre wouia nave
been made. Three hundred cfloads
ot melons, for which tliOO a ar had
been offered, were almost ready for
shipment when the storm Broke. For
three days It raged, w ith the thernn m-
eter 126 degrees in the shade
nd when
it was over, every bit of vegetation
had been destroyed.
WILL TAKE POSITION IN 'FRISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. July S.-The Uni
versity of California has made over
tures to Professor Loeb. of thu I'ni-
verslty of Chicago, to ;ndu--e him to I
come to this city and take charge of :
dentiatry.
Professor Loeb has not yet given a
definite answer, but !t ia 'inderstood
that he haa signified his willingness to
accept the position if the affiliated
colleges are fitted up with a sea
aquarium so that he may be enabled
to prosecute his researches in that di
rection. i
KERM1T ROOSEVELT UCTS DOG.
CHICAGO. July . President Iloose
velt's son Kermit is not to be without
a collie pup after all. The do? which
George Claaen of Chicago recently
gave to the boy at Oyster Day hating 1
died. Mr. Clasen has ts'iciraphed thii
he has shipped Irs Tull brcihe; to
Master Kermit with bis compliments.
The pup is a son of Hosjie II., which
recently died.
KNAPPA NOTES.
A number of our citizens relebrated
the Fourth in Astoria and several
others went to Portland. All report
a good time.
It was two wet In the grove for the
picnic on the Fourth, so a game of
ball and a few fireworks had to suf
fice Knappa.
Much of the hay is over-ripe ,bul
the unsettled weather prevents its
being cut. A few days of good
weather would set everybody to hay
Ing.
A few of our boyg celebrated the
Fourth trying to settle an old score
with a fist-encounter. A bal way,
boys, aa it leave both sides poorer,
and nobody benefitted.
Salmon berriee, huckleberries, rasp
berries, cherries and a few blackber
ries are ripening and a few days of
fine weath will make a profusion of
fine berries In this locality. Cherries
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE
aw i iM
FOR ALL
BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS,
Sick Headache, Constipation,
Wind and Pains in Stomach, Impaired Digestion,
Disordered Liver and Female Ailments.
The Sale now exceed SIX MILLION Boxee per Annum
Peparad only by the Proprietor, THOMAS BEECHAM, St Helen, England.
Sold Everywhere, in Boxes, 10c. and 20c.
V. t, A. Depot, 361 Cnml Stmt, York.
' fcwnmvlly cracked, open by U ex-
icesslve wet weather and am unfit to
market,
Sunday afternoon Rev, Henry Miir
eotte, pastor of the Presbyterian
church of Astoria, who with hla wife
jls visiting with the family of Mr,
Cameron, preached one of t'he finest
sermons we cwr had the pl.tmirt of
llstmlinf to, His subject was "The
Prumkw of God," He siioke with a
deep earnest nesn that carried convic
tion to those who were fortunate
enough to hear him. In the evening
'he gave a very Inspiring address to
yomitf men on " ' 1 V "ppoct tnlUes of
a Young Man." The address ought to
WJlk( up U,V(1 mw .,,, ,
strive to reach the iHWlbllities that
(lie "head of the young men of today.
jKX-rXlVKliSITY PKKSIPKNT ILL.
! UKPLANns. Cal., July 7.Pr. Chaa.
Kendall Adams. ex-pivsUlent of tlw
! University of Wisconsin, Is so serious-
, ly ill at his new home In this city
'that there is little hope of his re
icovery. He is suffering from kidney
i trouble.
J SHK1UFKS SALE.
! NOTICE IS HERKRY GIVEN
! that I will on Monthly, the 4th day of
August. 1S0J. at the hour of 10 o'clock
n the fornuxm of said day, at and in
j front of the Court House door, In the
:iHty of Astoria. In Clatsop county,
iOreigon. offer for sale and sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder for
cash in hand at the dine of sale, nil
iand singular. 'Jm real estate and pro
I wty heretofore bid In for taxea for the
;year 1SW for said Clatsop county, to
j which said Clatsop county has acquir
ed title by virtue of such sale,
THOMAS LINVILLE,
Sheriff of tlaAwp county. Oregon.
Dated. June 2H, 190S,
NOTICE- FOR PUBLICATION.
rnltetl States Umd Office, at Oregon
City, Oregon. June 30. liKifi:
Notice Is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provision of the act
of CongTi'sa of June 3. 1ST, entitled
" An act for the hiile of timber land
in the States of Cnlforivia. Oregon,
Nevniki and 'Washington Territory,"
s extends! to all the Public IjiiuI
Stale bv act of Auitit 4. IS'.
MAKY I.. OUTSCIIIW
.of Portland. County of Multnorttan,
state or on'gon, nas this nay nuni in
this otlioe her sworn statement No.
j'irti. for the purchase of the lot 13,
of section 1, S. half of SK. quarter.
:id W. qii.irti'r of SM. quarter of
section No. 2, In township No. 4 nM-!h.
nttup No. Hi w-"t. an I will offer prcof
to show ??Ht lan.l viiun' is mure al
uable for Its timber or stone than for
agricultural purpose, and i(o establish
her claim to said land before the !-
ister and Hecetver of this office at
Oregon rltv. on Saturday, the 2th day
nf ntemlter. I'M)?
She names as wltneac: tlryon J.
jSanford. of Mornvlllfl. Oregon: Wll
Jllai Krlesel. of Port'nn'l. Oregon: Al-'f'-eil
Ono'nfson. of Portland. Oregon;
Freil C. OrtscMld. of Portland. Ore
gon. I Any and aft persons claiming ad
jversely the above-desorlhod lamls are
j reiuested to file theiir claim In thl
i office on or before said 20th dav of
' September, CHAS. 11. MOOURS.
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
i Department of the Interior, Land Of
j flee at Oregon City, Oregon, June 14,
i 1H2.
: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the following-named wttler ha
tiled notice of hr Intention to make
tinai t.roor in support r ner ciaim,
and that said proof will be made be
fore the County Clerk of Clatsop
I'otmtv, at Astoria, Oregon, on July
2th. im, vli:
MAKE!, R. M-CORMICK.
H. E. 13028 for the NE of Section 15.
Township 6 North. Range 8 West.
She names the following witnesses
to prove her continuous residence up-
on and cultivation of said land, viz:
Julius Garbe, John Denck, John
Glaser, and John E. Logan, all of
Onley, rppon-r,HAS R MOORES.
-14-7-26. Register.
FINAL NOTICE.
Eitate of F. M. Bewley, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I have filed my final account In
the above entitled estate and the
j County Court of Clatsop County, Ore
gon, has set Monday, the 21st day or
July, 1W2, at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. m. for the hearing of objections if
any there be to the allowance of the
same.
June 16, 1902. J. C. BEWLEY.
Administrator estate F. M. Bewley,
deceased. 5t-w
Now what must I do with this wed
ding cake to drea mof It? asked a
eushlng damsel of a matter-of-fact
young man.
Just eat It; that' all, waa the reply.
TOT ITT? r
(Fa
9
Tine crutch i a poor suiwtittiti? for Irijs, am) aATonla a verv
lttconTiiictit ml titcMomo mwle of Iwomot ion there In no mure
tmtlutic siuht than it person alowl. v nml painfully luuvinir ttlonir tlx
ttrect Htipportcil by thcse ttrtilicial liuitift,
When Rhenmutisiu nettle in the lames and musiclesof the leRtt,
it is safe to pretlict that the victim wilt eventually become helpless
nml crutch-bound. The comKsive, irritutiun mutter that is iVptwiteil
in the joints nttd muscles cnu.ses the must intense imin, the knees
and tinkles swell, nml when the natural oils mid fluids thnt lubricate
these pints nte completely destroyed the joints become liKketl and
the muscles drawn mid still, mid crutches u ticoessitv.
1
The acid poisons that produce rheumatic (utius form in the blond, nml ate
distributed thruh the system, and UdtHl in the nuns, dliimldi-rs, h.mds,
back ami feet, or other navtsof the ImhIv resultinu; nftt-n in total disability.
A permanent cure of Khcumntisiu can le cffivted only by a complete cleans,
ing of the blood, und tm other remedy so surely awnmphshes this as VS. ,S, S,
It neutralises the aeidelU-cts, tmrilics aud inviimtcs the stajfnant IiIihhI,
and the gritty particles arewasuetouioruisiiKij;i
by the new rich blood, and relief comes to the
pain-racked sutlerer. S. S. S. leaves no morbid,
irritating matter in the blood to reunite and produce
another attack, but expels every atom of it from
the system. S. S. S. it a purely vegetable letucdy, aud does not imwir
the digestion or general health like alkuli or potusli remedies.
Write for our special free book on Rheumatism, aud if any medical
advice or other information is wanted, our physicians will gladly furnuU
it without chat ge. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
CIIAS. W. HOLMES
FARRIER
HIUNU YOffl IIOU3K3 TO
AN KXPKUT HOUSHSIIOMit.
SHOP ON IH'ANH
OPPOSITK CITY
TiiKi-rr.
IIAJ.L
PRAEL & COOK
TRANSFER COMPANY.
Telephone J-l.
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All giKKli shipped to our car
Will receive special attention.
No- 538 Puana St. W. J. COOK. Mgr.
Astoria. Ore. Ilea Tel. 1UI.
Dr. T. L. Ball
DENTIST.
524 Commercial Street
Astoria. Oro.
Dr. Matthew Patton
Removed to 623 Commercial 8t.
Over Petwjon ft Brown' Bhoe titor.
FEMALE AND PIUVATE D18
EAS33 A SPECIALTY.
G. 01, Barr, Dentist
Mansell Building.
57
Commercial St..
TELEPHONE
Attorla,
RED toil
On.
Andrew Asp,
Mi;i laker, Blirinaitk ti ImenlMr
FIRST-CLASS WORK AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
Special Attention Givn to Ship are
SKamboat Repalring.Oeneral Black
imlthlng, Flrtt-Clau Horse
Shoeing, etc
:
.CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANB
t
r
J rCilCllflrd
I
j Ingurance Comnilasion and Snipping
Agent Wells Fargo and Pa
cific Expresa Companies. Cus
tom House Broker.
STATE NORHAL SCHOOL
Monmouth, Ore.
GRADUATES of the nchool arc In coruitanl dfiimnd at lalnrlcn
ranging from $40 to $100 per month. Student toko the state
examination during their couine in the school and are pre
pared to receive stale ccrtlflcaton on graduation.
EXPENSES range from $120 to $175 per year. Strong normal
course and well-equlpiwd training department. The full term
open September 16. for catalogue containing full Informa- ,
tlon, address. '
E. D. KE9SLEH, President, or J. B. BUTLBIl, Secretary.
r rn
u
Of New Zealand
W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS
Has been Underwriting on tlie Pucific Coast ovei twtnty-two yum
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., Agents, Antono, Ore.
ONE DOLLAR
cannot be expended to better advantage foi yourself
or absent friends than in a year's subscription for tlie
Semi-Weekly Astoriati
It gives all the city and county news twice each week
fofonly ono3ollar a year in advance.
Seaside Excursion
Foresters Social Club
SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1902
Train leave depot at t a. m , ri mming
l.uve rWM.lo at i 45 p. in,
He sure and attend. Secure your lick
ets today,
Hound Trip .
Children, 5 to
12 year
Ticket may Ik1 iwured of any
her, or C. K. Foster, retnry.
General Electrical
Installing and Repairing
The Host Ivjtiipju'ii Shop in
Oregon Outside of Portlami
Has JiihI lU-i'ii v)iiiii'il at
421 IIOIND ST,
Estimates Made on
Wiring for
Light 2nd
Power, New
Motors, Dynamos,
and Electrical
Actaratus
Of All Kinds.
Supplies Kept in Stock
Agent lor thu Celebrated
HHE2L.ES Y LAMP
Heat I'lnlcr the Sun
Reliance Electrical
Works
H. W. CYI1UH, - M'jir
&$? r AS
SOUTH
via;
-"ti 'let
Arrlv
ii.iu,i iririK ...i
Irving its, 1'ortlmid
OVrfUnd KxproM
Trains for Halum,
lt(irliur, Ah
land, PHirantrntu,
Ogden, Han Finn
rUi'O, Mojavn, los
AnflrAi, Kl I 'nml,
Nw Oralonns and
th ((,
8:30 p ill
7:t a m
T: p.m
d JO a.tn
At Woodburu
tdaily rxcrpt Hun
dav), itiornliig
train conneots with
tram for Me. An
l. Hllvrrton,
II r o w n i v 1 1 1 r.
Pitiugnld, and
Natron, and svmi
Ing train for Mt.
AngPl and Htlver.
ton.
7:S0 a.m
t'orvallls aasn tM p.m
or.
Hherldan pa.ic :!ia.m
II4:M p.m
Dally,
lillr utrrpt Hunday,
, , . . u.. , ,i curt"
land, Hacramcnto and San franclsoo.
Nit Nlal lit Ail Am. Im . .......
berth and $14 00 Mcond claas, Including
orin.
itatra and ticket lo IQamsm n..lni
and Kurojw. Also Japan, fhina, Hono
lulu and Australia, Can be obtained,
i , A. Hi liimng, Third and Wah
I niton sreeta,
TmJihux nivnuoM,
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson St.
Leave for Oswego dally at M0, ( 4
a. m. 1J JO, 1:15, t il, I a. 1:06,
11 : 10 p. m. and 1:00 p. m. on Sunday
only. Arrive at Port lurid auy at Hit,
:. !: a. m.: $. S U. f.n, :,
7 40, 10:00 p. in.; 11:40 a. tn, dslly vsoept
Monday; l. 50 and 10,& a, tn. on Sun
days only.
Leave for PalUs daily except Sun
day at 4:10 p, in. Arrive at Portland
at 1:30 a. m.
Pass''nitr train leave Palli for
All Ire Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 1;4& p. m. iieturns Tu tdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays,
Eiospi Sunday,
n ii, urLLicn.
Osn. Try. and Pas Agt.
o sLirto
Ant7rArVi
I SilOtT LINE
Union Pacific
AXD
Depart
ChtcaJto
Portland
Special
1:00 a, in.
via Hunt
ington Atian'lo
Kiprres
8:50 p. m.
via Hunt
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71 hours from Portland to Chicago,
No Change of Cars.
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Astoria.
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Portluii'l. Oregon
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