THURSDAY, JUNE I, 1905.
lilt MORNING 'ASTORI AN, ASTOkIA, OHUiUk.
nun Aiun
ui.iLmuj
MARKETS
Hops Are Considered Weak at
Present Quotations.
Proa thertln art in Market and am
Bringing Good Prices Demand For
i Poultry Hama and Bacon Advance
HOne-Haif Cent Pound.
Huim ale comldi-rcd weaker and tliTv
very little doing. U I" dmht'd if Hi"
.rlc will I m IiIkIi thU year it l.it.
ireijon ehwrli's ara romliiK in and !!
orJI and Mi will a pound. .l',,r-y i
If . . a I lit . i .
wfi, It ihiv iiiim p i"
f ... . . . .1. . I I .1..
retire aulUi'M'llt I"J inn MXtti u"
. a. .l l. ..I.,-.. .1 .
itiUtn. iiams ann i"n '" nmn
ivnt a iHiund. lltrre l n, i-nanip in
lie liulti-r r !( quotation.
Grain. Hay and rttd.
Wheat-Walla Walla, Jfll4C! Val-
-y, Jtlv; blueMiMit, 0f91c.
Ofats-Whlt. IJtl2; gray.
y Barley urewmg, .; in, ...
Hay Timothy. 1140 14.60; clover,
UjllU 12; cheat. HIS 12; alfalfa, 111
Mllluatuffa llarlcy rolled, 134 60;
Jnlddllngs. 124.025; chop. 119; Juiry
'chop bran, II9C 20; shorts. 22(J23.
I Flour Hiir.l Wheat, striilitht. 13 AStf
4.05; hnrd wlteut puleiit". I4.&0fl40;
graham, 14; rye. $5; whole whi-at
flour. 1425: valley. 14.10.
I Corn Whole, 124. 50; craikeJ. 12550
Jer ton.
I Ry 11 15 Pr cwt.
each; gout sktoa, common, 10&15c
tn.li; Aiiirora, with wool on, Gcll.&O
each.
1'tlta near aklni to .', No. 1,
12.60010 ach; cuba, tlt; badger, 25
fl60e; wildcat, with bead perfect, 26 9
50c; houaa cat, 610c; fox, common
tray, 50 C 70c; red, $305; croaa, 59
15c; allver and black, $1000100; flh-
era, I5fl6; lynx, $4.60$; mink, strict-
ly No. 1, according to itxe, $102.50;
marten ,drk northern according to
Ue an J color, $1031S; marten, pule,
pine, according to size and color, $2.60
Q4; muskrat, large, 1015c; akunk, 40
060c; rivet, or polecat, 610c; otter,
large, prim akin, HQ 10 panther, with
ht.d and clawa perfect, 2((6; raccoon,
prime, J0$r60c; mountain wolf, with
head perfect, $,50$5; coyote, 0cll;
wolverine. ICQI; beaver, per akin,
large, 15 ; medium, $3(M; amalt, $1
01,50; kite, 604750.
Caatar Hugrada (Chlttam bark)
Good. 4'tf44o per lb.
Oregon gtfcpe root Per 100 1 , $3
4.
Oil and Lead.
Coal oil IVarl and antral oil, cases,
20io per gallon; water white oil. Iron
arrela. 16c; wood barrela, 17 V4?; co
t-en oil, (an, 24c; elalri4 oil, 'ases,
27c; extra star, caaea, 25c; headlight
oil, 16 degrees, caaea, 23 He; Iron bar
rel, 17 He. (Washington atut teat
burning olla, except headlight, Vic per
gallon higher).
ISarisIri SKty-thre Jgroea, caaea.
jzc; iron irnrr!, i&ftc.
Unseed oil Pure raw, In barrela,
lc; genuine ke'tle-bolled. In barrela,
3c: ture riw oil, In coses, 66c: g'un-
In kettle-boiled, In ranee, 681; lota of
ISO gallons. If 1m per gallon.
Produce.
Bult'T Fancy creamery, I0O21V
dairy, UV417c; ator. j&i&v,c
Esau-Oregon ramli 18 18 12.
(Jbeeae Young American, 16t(Kc;
Oregon full cream, 15c.
Poultry Mixed chlckena per lb. IS
OlIHc: aprlng. 144CfHiC; nena. 14
015c; fryera. 110 He; broll'ra. It3
10c: t'r tc, turkey, live, I5i7c;
turkey, dreaevd. 11120; durka, old
14016c; aprlng durka, $407,
Hony-Drk. 10Vllc; amber. iZV
13c; fancy whit. 15c.
Fruits and Vegetable.
fit rawberrlea Oregon, per pounJ,
6 12c
niacklierrfca, crat, fi.00.
UitWrrla, crate, I1J25.
Cherrlea-Crate, 75 (ullJil.
Aprlrota, crate. $1.25.
I'ciK'hfi. crate, $1.25.
Orapi, $2.35 er rrat.
aooeberrle. 4c lb.
Orap fruit Crat. $2.60fJ$.
Apple Oregon, 50rj$2 50.
Tropical fruit Lmona, fncy. $3
holce. $2,766$ per box; orng. $2.50
nil.76; bananaa. Be per lb; plneaplee
' - . . . . A .
II.(0Q per uomcii.
( Potato", Oregon. 100 lb. llftJ.OS:
tomatoea. California, crat. $2 ,503;
kurnlp. aack. $1; cabbagea, per lb,. 1U
iOlVio; Oregon onlona, 100 Iba, $5.00;
Lw potato, $3; wt potatoe. $1.76
ftfS per 100; Auatrallan red onion. $n;
Wlery. per doxen. 701T75c; aaparague.
'pr box, $1.50; artichoke, per doien.
764190c: radlahea. per doien. 15c;
'green onion, per doien, 15c; rhubarb.
'per pound, Jc; cucumber, per doien.
bl1.25; .cta, $1.25 par 100 lb; car
Xt. $1.25 Pr 100 lb.
I W.ih ,Mtat-Val, $04ic;pork,7
7V4o; bf, bulla, bbc; cow. tvt
4Vio; tr, 45c; mutton. $07c;
fprlnf lamb, with pelt. $1.50T2.50
inch.
1 Oytr Bhoalwater Hay. per gallon.
2.25: per.aack, $4 net; Olympla, per
lack, $5.25. -
Clama HarJahell, per box, $2; raioi
llama, $2 per box.
Hop, Weol, Hid, Eto.
Hop 2324Vc per lb.
Wool Valley, 20fi21c; atern Ore-
Ion. 14018c.
Tallow Prime, per lb.,' 3y3c, o.
and greaae, 22Hc,
Mohair Cnolc. 30fS4c per lb.
Feather Oeeae. whit. 35040c;
ee, gray mlved. 25020c; duck,
hit, 1520c; duck, mixed. 12015c.
IJeeawax Good, clean and pure, 20
:J22c per lb.
Hide Dry hide, No. 1, 1 in, ana
p, 1601V4c per lb.: dry kip. No. 1.
ta 15 lb.. 14015c P'r lb.; dry calf
Mo. 1, under 5 Iba, 174i l8c; dry nlted.
ull and tng. one-third lea than
lry flint (culla, motheaten, badly cut,
kdred, murrain, hnlr-allpped, weather
heaten or grubbey, 203c per lb lea);
alted hldea, teera, aound, 60 lb, and
nver, 9 10c per lb.; 50 to 01bs. SH0
9o per lb.; under 50 lba, and cow,
e per lb.; alted ataga and bulla,
ound, 60 per lb.; aalted kip, aound, 15
:o 30 1M, o per lb.: anlted -veal, aound,
10 to" 14" Iba., c per lb.: aalteJ calf,
ound, under 10 lb., lOo per lb, (green,
inaJ'rVlc per lb. cull lc per
b. leu)'. Sheep aklna: Bhearllnga, No.
1 butchera tock 25030c each; ahort
vool No. 1 butchera' atock, 40050c;
ndlum wool. No.l butcher tock, 600
lOoflong wool, No. 1 butcher' tock.
if1.50 each. Murrain pelt, from 10
0 20 per cent lea, or 12014c per lb.;
tor hldea, alted. eacft. according to
ii ii nn8! drr. each, according to
lie, $101.60; colt'
ret, $3; 15-lb kit, $1.60; pickled Inmba
tongue, -barrel, $9; 4-barrl.
$5.60; IS-lb kltl, $2.75.
Lard Kettle-rendered: Tlercea,
9c; tubs, it; ton, tc; 20a, 9c;
10. 10 '4c 5s, 10c. Standard pur:
Tlercea, tc; tubs, Hi 80s, oj
20s, 9c; 10a, 9ftc; 5s, 9 Vic. Compound:
Tierces, Vio; tubs, lc; 80s, $ic; 10s,
7V4c; t. 714c
Cereal food Rooled oats, cream, 90
fb aacks, $(.75; lower grad, $606.25;
oatmeal, atcel cut, 50-lb sack, $$ per
barrel: 10-lb aacka $4.25 per bale; oat
meal (ground ( 50-lb aack, $7.50 per
barrel; 10-lb aacka, $4 per bale; split
peas, $4 per 100-lb aacka; 25-lb boxa,
lb box. $1.25 per box; paatry flour,
10-lb sacks, $2.60 per ba.
8auiig Portland, ham, 12 Vic per
lb; minted ham, 10c; aummer, choice
dry, 17Vic; bologna, long, 6Vic; wlner
wurat, 8c; liver, Ec; pork. 9c; blood, 6c;
Headcheese, iZVfcc; bo4ogna auage,
lln't, 4 Vic
Canned salmon Columbia river, 1-
Ib tall, $1.85: 2-lb tall, $2.50; fancy
Mb flat, $2: Vi-lb fancy flat, $1.25.
$1.15; pearl barley, $4 per 100 lba, 25
fancy 1-tb ovals. $2.76; Alaaka tall,
pink. 85090c; red, $1.50; nominal, 2
tall, $2.
Maton fruit Jar-rIIalf-gallOn. per
gross, $9.90; quart. $6.55; pint, $3.85;
extra cap per grosa, $2.25.
Ivconomy fruit Jara Halr-gallona,
'er groxr, $13.25; quarts, $10.35; pints,
$8.75; extra cap, $1.85.
Raisins Loose MucateU, 4-crown.
6Vic; 6-layer Mucatel raisins, 7Vic;
unbleached aeeales Sultanas, 6c;
London layers, $-crown. whole boxes ol
20 lbs, $1.85; 2-crown. $1.75.
Fish Craba, per doxen, $1.25; Shoal
water Bay oysters, per anrk, $4.00; oy-
Tiii iTitlne In , 87c gallon; In stors, k1'!!""". $2-25; hnllbut, 6Vi; black
barrels, 79c; In wood barrel, $4c. icod, 7c; ba. rer lb., 12 Vic: herring.
Gasoline Stove ganollne, caae. ,5c; floundera, 5c; catfleh, 7c; lobstera
4 Vic; Iron barrels, He; 80 degrees per lb, 12Hc; silver smelt, 5c; shrimp.
MEDICAL.
a'
Hoia
TKIATMSfT
drums, 26c.
Lead Strictly pur whit lead and
red lead In ton lots, 7V4c; 500-lb lots,
"c; U-ss than 600 lbs. 8c
flop Pur Manila, 14c; atandard.
12c; Sisal, 10c; Itl brand Steal,
1e.
Wlr nail Present bue at $2.70.
10c; perch, Ec; sturgeon, 7c: chlnook
salmon, 8c; steelheada, 7Vic; sea trout.
12c; shad. 3Vifr4.
Croerli, Provisions, Eto. !
Sugar Oolden C. $5.35; powdsred, !
$5.95; fruit sugar, $5.95; beet sugar, '
$4 05; patent cub, $6.20; can, D. )..
loxc. cwt EOc (leaa Vic per lb if paid I
$5.85; extra, cwt., 10c; keg, cwt, 25c; '
for In IS days). (
Salt Bale of 75-2.bale. $160: bales ,
of 30-3. bale. $1.60; bates of 40-4s. bnl ,
Dried fruit Apple. vaporated. 7 j
8c; per lb, sundrted, sack or boxes;
non; apricots, 10012c: pesche. 90 ;
lie; peara. lO013Vic; prutiea. Italian.
405c; French. 2Vi03; flgs. Catttornia I
blacka. 6c; do white, none; Smyrna.1
20c; Fard dates, 6c; plums, pitted. 6c.
$1.60; bale of 15-10. bale, $1.60; bag, ,
60s, One. ton, $11: bag. 50 lba.
genuln Liverpool, ton, $17; bags, E0
lbs. Vi ground. 100a. ton. $7; R. 8. V. P.,
50 (-lb cartons. $2.25: R. S. P.. 14 3-11
carton, $1.75; Liverpool lump, tol
$16.50.
Rice Imperial Japan. No. 1. $5.37 V
No. 2. $4.25; Carolina head, 6c; brok4
bead 4c
CofTe Moh, 260 28c; Java, fancy
26032c; Java, good. 20024c; Java,
ordinary, 17020c; Costa Rica, fancy,
18020c; Costa Rica, good. 16018c Ar-
buckle. $14.31 per 100 lb. Lion. $14.38.
Provisions Hama, to nice, 13c;
hams, picnic, 8c; bacon, regulars,
10c bacon, breakfast. 12017c; dry
salt side. IVic; buck, dry snlt, 9V;
lard, kettle rendered, tlercod, OHc
Nuta Walnuta, No. 1. soft shell.
l!Ve; No. 1 hard shell. 13V4c: Chile,
13c; almond, 17016c; filbert, 14015c;
Drailla, 16c; pecans, l3Vi015c; hick
ory, 8c: Virginia peanut. 707Vic:
Jumbo Virginia peanut. Ic; Japanese
peanuts, 6Vi0c; chestnut, Italian,
14c; cocoanuta, doien, 90c.
Figs Whit, Jb, SVi(c; black, 60
7c.
Datea Golden,' 60-lb boote. 06Vic:
1-lb. packagea, 8c; Fard, 15-lb boxes,
$1.40 box.
Deans Sma,ll white, 4c; larg white,
3 '-4 c ; pink, 3c; buyou, 3ic; Lima,
6Vc; Mexican reds. tc.
rickled good PU klod p!k' feet, i-
barrels. $5; V4 -barrels, $2.7C; 15-lb kits
$1.25; pickled trip, barrels, $5; V4
barrels $2.75; 15-lb kits, 11.25; pickled
pigs' tongues, -barrels. IS: Vi-hnr-
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SAN FRANCISCO &
PORTLAND S. S. CO.
Far including berth and msala, SIS
Round -trip, $25.
Steamer Leaves Astoria for San
Francisco Every 5 Days.
Connects at SanFrancisco with Rail
and Steamer Lines for South,
era California.
G. W. ROBEItTS, Afcrent.
Astoria, Oregon.
A. O. D. KERR ELL,
Gsn. Pas. Ajjsnt
San Franoiaeo, Cal.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE,
Hciii
10
TOWINO,
FREIGHTING AND EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER JORDAN
for CathbimM, way landings, 3 p.
dally except Sunday.
m.
RECORD BREAKING WEEK
AT THE
STAR
All th Late at Attraction From th
Best Theaters
Mstinee daily at 2:43 p. m.
MKIJtOY TRIO
Clever singing and dancing comedy act.
THE GREAT LKXART,
Champion Wire Walker
8TEAMER WENONA
for Grays River, Knapp'on and way
landing. alDly aa follows:
JUNE
Friday. If.. 0:30.
Saturday, 17, 10:00.
Monday, 1. 11:30.
Tuewlay, 20, 12.
Wcdneiid.iy, 21, 1:00.
Tlnirliiy. 22. 1:30.
Friday, 2.1, 2:00.
Saturday, 24, 2::W.
Monday, 2fl. 5:00.
Tuewlay, 27. 6:10.
Wedm-wlny, 2H, 7:00.
Thiirsdav, 2. 8:00.
Friday, 30, 8:30.
Wednesday 7. 1.
Thursday t, 1:30.
Friday 9. I.
Sn urday 10, 3.
Monday 12, 5:30.
Tuesday 13, 6; 30.
Wednesday 14, 7:30.
Thursday. 13, 8:30.
A. & C. R. R.
TIME CARD.
EFFECTIVE SEPT. 4, 1904.
Lav PORTLAND Arrlr
9 00 a.m ( Portland Coion( 11.10a. m
7.00 p.m ) depot for Artoriat 9.40 p.m
Leav ASTORIA Arrive
7.45 a m for Portland and 11.30 a.m
6 10 p a ( way point 10.30 p-m
SEASIDE DIVISION
Leav ASTORIA Arrive
11 35 a.m for rMsanide liret.t 620 p.m
Leav ASTORIA. Arrlvt
r8.13a.ni forWarrenton l 10:45a.m
Hammond, Ft
5.50 p.m Steven, Seande) 7:40a,m
Leav 8EASIDE Arrlv
4 :'M p.m for Astoria lirect 1 12 :30p.ra
Leav SEASIDE. Arrlv
6.15 a. m I for Warrenton Ft) 9 25a.m
Steven. Uam-
9.30a.m f mond,Astoria J 7.20 p, m.
Additional train leave Astoria dally
at 11:30 . m, for all points on Ft
Steven branch, arriving Ft Steven
12:30 p. m., returning, leave Ft Stev
en at 2:00 p. m.. arriving Astoria 2:45
p. m.
Sunday only.
Through ticket and clos connec
tion via. N. P. Ry. at Portland and
Gobi and O. R. A N. Co, via. Portland
J. C My a P. A.
Agents S. S. Roanoke for Coos Bay
Eureka, San Francisco and San Pedro,
Gray S. S. Co. Steamer to Coos
Bay, Eureka and San Francisco. Str.
Toledo to Gray Harbor, Tuesday and
Saturday.
C. H. CALLENOER, Manager,
KOSURE AND CH APIS',
Comedy Sketch Artists.
BABY FERN HART,
The Wondor of the Age on the Trapezs
ARTHUR KLWEI.L,
Pictured MeUnly, "Tell Me Tlmt Iloau
tiful Story."
STAROSUH'E,
"I'nlmky niir'lnrs" nml "The HipimiNt
Admission. Anv Rent. 10 rent.
TIDE TABLE, JUNE
High Tetter.
Dnt.
JUNE, 1905.
T'aT'm
I h in
1'
I
Thursday
Thursduy
rldiiy
.Saturday 3, 0:2
SUNDAY :. 4 1:02
Monday 6 1 : 3S
Tuesday 6 2:1
Wednesday 7 3:02
Thursday 8' 3:54
Friday 0
Saturday 10
SUNDAY 11
Monday 12
Tuesday 13
Wednesdny 14
Thursday 15,11:52
Friday 16
4:55
6:09
7:2ft
8:4tt
8:55
10: 5U
Saturday 17
SUNDAY IS
Monday 19
Tuesday 29
Wednesday 21
Thursday .
Friday Z3
Saturday 24
SUNDAY ,Z.
Monday 2
Tuesday '
Wednesday 2
Thnmiliiv 29
hides, 25950c x-tAnV so
0:12
0:58
1:41
2:2!
3:12
4:06
4:54
5:54
7:00
8:10
9:16
10:15
11:07
11:05
ft.
ft
H.7
8.7
8.5
8.2
7.7
7.2!
6,7
0.4
6.4
6.Ti
.'
6.9
P. M.
h.m. ft'
12: IS
11:55
1:00,
1:42
2:21
3:01
3:44
4:3.)
5:20
6:1.1
7:0s1
9.4
9.2
9.0
8.5
8.0
7.4
6.7
6.1
5.7
6.6
6.7
6.8
6.1
8:01
8:55
9:47
10: 3S
11:2J
12:45;
1:81
2:18
8:03
3:4
4:27
5:12
5:08'
6:4ft
7:33
8:21
9:07
9:55
10:38
JUNE, 1905.
low Water. A. M.
Date. h.m. I ft.
6.8 Thursday 1 6:101 0.2
8.6 Friday l 6:47 -0.2
l.u niuuitmy ........ i:Z'-v:a
0.6
0.7
0.6
0.3
01
0.6
2.8
2.4
1.8
7.0 SUNDAY 4 7:67
7.1 Monday 6i 8:34'
7.2 Tuesday 6! 9:13
7.2 Wednesday 71 9:58!
O rt. I J . . r. . . .
I.J 1MUIMUI1J 9 iv;ii
7.4 Friday 9
7.5 Saturday 10
7.7 SUNDAY 11
7.9 Monday 12
8.3 Tuesday 13
8.7 Wednesday 14
9.0 Thursday 15
.2 KrldHy 18
7,t Saturday 17
7.3 SUNDAY 18
7.3 Monday 19
7.3 Tuesduy 20
7.3 Wednesday
7-2 Thursday 22
7.2 Friday 23
11:33
0:20
1:30
2:42!
3:45
4:45
P.M.
h.m. a
6:04
6:4
7:22
7:69
8:40
9:28
10:22
11:20
12:26
1
2:10
1.11 3:34
0.3
5:39-0.4
6.5:ll:21 8.7
7.3 Saturday
73 SUNDAY .
7.3 Monday ...
7.5 Tuesday . .
7.8 Wednesday
.l Thursday ..
84 Friday ....
6:30
7:15
8:00
8:43
9:25
.2110:05
10:46
11:28
0:23
1:2
2:20
3:1S
4:09
4:56
5:40,
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..25
..20
..27
..28
..29
..30
4:3.8
5:35
6:27
1.2i 7:16
1.21 8:05
-1.0 8:55
-0.6 9:45
-0.1 10:38,
0.4 11:35
1.0.
3.0 12:08
2.8:12:54
1:44
2:41
3:42
4:42
5:31
2.8
3.0
3.1
3.2
3.2
3.3
3.3
3.1
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1.6
2.0
2.3
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.9
3.0
3.1
8.2
3.2
3.2
1.6
2.1
2.6
1.9
Regular Line of Steamers from
San Francisco to Astoria &
Portland
Th Firt-Clas Steel Steamer
REDONDO
make regular trips between San
Francisco and Aatorla afid Portland.
ailing from each end about every two
week.
Ha excellent passenger accommo
dations, both cabin and steerage
For freight or passage apply to
TAYLOR YOUNG & CO.,
General Agent, Portland.
S. Elmore (EL Co.
Agents, Astoria
or to the owners Swayne , & Hoyt
San Francisco.
FAMOUS
TRAINS
The Southwest Limited Kansas City
to Chicago, The Overland Limited to
Chicago via. Omaha. The Pioneer
Limited St. Taul to Chicago, run via
Chicago,
Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railway
Each route offers numerous attrac
tion. The principal thing to insure
a quick, comfortable trip east is to
see that your tickets rend via the
Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Rail
1
V
OREGON
SHOWTIME
and UniqnPacihc
71 hour from Portland to Chicago.
No hang of car.
Depart
Chicago
Portland
Special
tfclAa. m.
via Huut-I
lug ton
TIME HTHF.DCLE3
From
PORTLAND
Halt Lake, Denver, Ft
Worth, Oinalia, Kao-
aCit,Ht Louis,
Chicago aud Uie East
Atlantic
r.xprwi i(!lt lake, Denver Ft
snap. ta. wortn.omalm. Kan
via nam-mi city. St Louis,
lugtoo 'CDicago and the East
8U Paul I Walla Walla, teirls.
FMtMall too. Sookaue. Mimic
:lSp. u. ;apolia. Xt Paul, DululM
viaopo- iMiiwauaee, cuicugo,
kan land ast
Dally ei-
eent Hun
aay atram
Columbia River to
rortiaoii and Way
Ijudiugs
Arrlv
mi...
"linnni intnr niii-rrr
ASK ANY
TRAVELER
and he will
tell ya tbe
Electric Lighted.
Is the Crick Train of tbeo alt for
COMFORT (fid ELEGANCE
The ticket office at Portland is at
55 Morrison St., Cor. 3d.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Prntseiiger Agent
PORTLAND, OREGON.
"Best
by Test"
A trans continental trav
eler says: "I've trie4 them
all and I prefer, the
North
western Limited '
It's the best to be found from
coast to coast"
It's "The Train for Com
fort" every night in the year
between Minneapolis, St.
Paul and Chicago.
Before starting on a trip no natter
where write for Interesting informa
tion about comfortable traveling.
H. L SlSLER, General Agent
132 Third St Portland. Oregon.
T. W. TIASDALE,
General Paswnrer Agent,
Bt. Faol, MlanT
aliform
Th land of fruit, flower and un-
shlne, wher all th dimmer '(porta
may h enjoyed In winter.
a
S55
PORTLAND to LOS ANGELES
AND RETURN,
reached via
THE SHORT ROUTE
Beautifully Illustrated booklet and
folder, deacriptlve of the many charm
ing winter resorts, may be secured
from any Southern Pacific Agent, or
address
W. E. COMAN,
G. P. A, Portland, Or.
7:15 1
8:00 p m
4am
Daily ex
ceptMon
STEAMER NAHCOTTA
leaves Astoria on the Tidn
DAILY
FOR ILWACO, connecting ther with
train for Long Beach, Tioga ano
North Beach point. Returning ar
rives at Astoria same venlng.
rhrougn tlcketa t and from all prln
ctpal European cltle.
O. W. ROBERTS. Acent,
Aatorla, Or.
II H. S. Rowe, Gen'lAgt.,
'2j 134 Third Street, Portland.
I- ssst
It you are troubled with dlzxy spells,
healache. Indigestion, constipation,
Holllster" Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you well and keep you welt If
It falls, get your mon?y back. That'
fair. 35 cents. Frank Hart's drug store
ASK THE AGENT FOR
TICKET5
VIA
- - - ,
YOU WILL BE SATISFIED
WITH YOUR JOURNEY.
If your ticket read over the Den
ver and Rio Grande Railroad, the
"Scenic Line of th World."
BECAUSE
There are so many cenlc attrac
tion and points of Interest along
the line between OgJen and Den
ver that the trip never become
tiresome.
If you are going East, write for In
formation and get a pretty book that
will tell you all about It
W. C. McBride, General Agent
124 Third Street
PORTLAND. OREGON
To Spokane, 8t Paul, MinnaMi,,
Duluth, Chicsflo, 8t Louis, and all
point sast and south.
2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY Q
The Flyer and The Fast Mail Z
8PLENDID SERVICE
UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT
COURTEOU3 EMPLOYE
Daylight trip aores th Casoad and
Rocky Mountain. .
For ticket, rates folders and full In
formation call on or address
H. DICKSON.
City Ticket Agent
123 Third Street Portland, Or.
S. O. TERKES. A. O. P. A..
Corner First avepu and Tesler way.
Seattle, Wash.
WE GIVE EXPEDITED
SERVICE ON FREIGHT
ROUTE YOUR SHIPMENTS
VIA GREAT NORTHERN
Full Information from
WM. HARDER, General Agent
Portland, Or.
Th World's Fair Rout.