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UESDAY, JJLY 4, ioS.
Hill MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTOkIA, ORMUa.
7!
PORTLAND
MARKETS
Utot Quotations in (he Portland
'Produce Markets.
Complete Marktt Reports Corrected Etcb
Day Giving thi Wholesale Pricei of
Commodities, Farm Produce aid Vg
table. , ,
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Portland", July 3. rroht atrert will
jirp'nt av . Butulny epimtrawe all day
tonmrrow, s tthoh'ali'ra haw tinanl
iitouxly iIptIiIimI to take a whole day off
Where )mi 1h)m)1 alulf la to I taken
ram of, ttmira will m irn 'a fi'w hours
in the nwrnlnjc, but a a ruin, atore
will c low thin evening to remain cloawl
until Wednesday morning.
KlfK wire rotialdi-red wr-ak at 20r
today on amnt of the In run nimilar of
Kealern ( )i1iti on the market.
rotatoea uf all kind or pli-nliful
(ind dralera ad viae Oregon grower not
to ll Jut now, tin n?w MitulM'
will not kwp and are tilawl on the mar
ket In coniM-Ulion with the more ma
tured California rdih-t, wliirli j rlirap
r.
('Iiirkma ilcawd up w-ll Saturday
and tiiuio wa ranied ow Sunday on
IVotit atrwt.
white, noni; rMiiyrna, ZOc; 1'ard dates,
OVj plum, jilttfd, ilo,
Grain, Flour, Fred, Etc.
Flour-Patent, W 5.1(1 r l.ir
rcti atraltfliU, Mint 23; ilir, 1.75'''
4$ Valley. tU lMWa 4 ;!,-,; Dakota liatd
wheat. n.30r.7.A; liralium. 3.!M4;
whole wheat, I ia 4 " ; rye Itour, Wat
5j Kaxtern, $.YHO(i -VIM); i-ornmi-al, -t
l.ale, ll.tMtfo 2.2ft.
Wheat-t 'liih, R3(o .Vt nr bu!iel:
tluetem, !X)n1Ie Valley, KV.
Harly-Fwd, WCa.Ji.SO -r tni
rolled, fc!3.30.
()at No. 1 white, feed, f'W xT ton
(ray, t.TO.
.lilltuff-liran, 310 per tonj mfd
dlimt, $24.50 ; ahort. 2lj ahon, 1'. H
mill, 119; linared dairy feed, t; Afa)
fa nieul, $IH per ton.
Cereal Fond -Hulled oat, orcam, 90
pound aaeka, ffl.'Ji lower grade, (AQ
6 25 j oalroeal, steel cut 30 pound ark.
S per barrel; 10 Miu nd Mi'ka, 4)4 23 per
bsle national (ground), 50 pound ark,
37.50 per 1arreli 10 pound aarka, $4 per
bale; lit pea, . m in) xnmd wnk
24 pound bone, 1.40; pearl barley, 442.5
per 100 pound; 2-Vpound IkiXi-, f I 23
mt box; pantry Hour, 10 iourid ark
$2.50 per bale.
Hay -Timothy, $14ftl per ton
clover, $11(4 12; grain, ll('i 12; clat
$1111
Groceriei, Nuti, Etc.
Coffee-Moeha, Wfp.'iHet Java, ordin
ary, IWi'iv-, CmU IU, fany, 18C:20c)
Hood, lOfilKc; ordinary, 10 12o per
pound; Columbia roant, caaea, Kl0,
fl.1.75 MH, 3.75; Arbuekle, (14.73;
Lion, $14.73.
JUce-lnijx'rlttl Japan, No. 1, $.V37;
Southern Japan, $3.M); C'arolinua, OfwOicj
broken had, So. ,
Salmon Columbia river, 1 pound
tail, $1.73 pr dozen; 4 pound talla
$2.40; 1 Hiund flato, $1.88; fn-y,
pound flat, $1.80; pound flat, $1.10;
Alaska pink, 1 jwund talla, 8.V; red, 1
jMiund talla, $1.30; aockeyea, I pomid
talla, $1.83.
Hunrfcaek baala, 100 poundat Culie
$3:83; powdered, $5.00; dry Kranulated,
$3.30) extra C, Wj golden V, $4.00; fruit
iiidtar, 15.30 1 advn over naik baaea,
a follow! Jiarre), 0c( half -barnd
23c j boxe, 60c pr 100 pound. (Term!
n reiniUance within 13 day, deduet
e pr pound; If later than 13 day and
within 30 day, deduct $ per pound;
no diaeount after 30 day.) Beet ngr
granulated, $3 40 per 100 pound; maple
ugar, 13rp )8j per pound.
Halt California, $11 per ton, $1.50
r Ule; l.iverpwd, &0, $17; Iihi.
$lJ.30i oo, $0; half jfround, lw, 7;
5M. $7.50.
Nut Walnut. MSc ner noimd bv
aik, 1c extra for )eH than ark; Ilia-
il nut, 15c; fiUMTta, He; pecana, juill-
4-; etra large, l.V; nlniolid, I.
X. I,., If.Jc; eheatnut, ltiilbtl. 13c;
'hio, 14.50 pr 23-Hund drum; pi-anut,
raw, $7Jc jM-r pi innl; roaited, !; pine
nut, l't"; 12'-; hi-kory nut, 7c; cocoa
nut, 7c; eefianiit, HfirtiOrtc per dozen,
Itean -Sniull white, 32'''i4li'; large
white, 3j pink. 3ii:tjej Uyou. 4Jc;
l.tniii, f.Ji?,
Hopi, Wool, Hldei, Etc.
Hop Choice, 1004, I921c pr pound.
Wool Eatern Oregon, averagn bet
I9e23c; lower grade, down to 13c, ac
cording to hrlnkdge) Valley, 20(3 27c
Mr pound.
Molmlr-Clioli, 31 (S 321c per pound.
WE WANT TO DOUBLE
OUR
SUBSCRIPTION LIST.
THE "HOW" OF IT
laii I iuttdcit vivnuAw
. """'''WHETHER THEY NOW READ THE
Butter, Ef(i, Poultry, Etc.
Kgg Oregon ranch, 2V H-r down
1-U-tern. H(d29:
Butter City rreanierie: Fxtra
creamery, 20f4211o per ixtund; tate
rreamerle. Fancy, creamery, lT,('n2Uc
tor butter, 15f,16. '
(1iee Oregon full cream twin, 11
(tl2ei Young America, 12(fl3c.
V Poultry Fancy ben. 12f;12i; aw
V-e hen, 12c mixed chicken, lllSr;
o rooater, 8 Co IV; young mooter, 10
mile; Spring, 1 to 2 pound, l.V; 1 to
1 pound, lSlfnloV; dreMed chicken
Ufa 14c; turkey, live, IHfo lOc turkey,
dreed, poor, 171 (a 20c; turkey, choice
2tlfn221c; gcvie, live, per jwiund, "ICoSc;
duck, young, a to "lite, $1(tf7.50; piR"
on, $ll,25j aquab, $2fa3.
Vegetablei, Fruit, Etc.
Straw bcrrlea Oregon, per lb, $8rti)e
lllacklierrlca-Crate, $2.
Ilnpla-rrie SfoiOc pnr lb.
Cherrica 3(ii 5o per lb,
Apricot Crate, 73fn 00c.
CntelonH- Per crate, fW.3.50.
I'luma-Crate, $Ift l.l5.
IVackea Crate, 75&$l.
Cranlierrlea Per barrel, $12.
Apple -! ireen ; $1.25(8 1 ,.Y.
t;rae fruit-Crate, $2.50r;3.
(iooaelierrlea 4c.
Watermelon 21(8 3c lb.
FreHh Vemit aide Art icboke, 50c
per down; apargu, 20c per box;
l'n, Sfc'7c per pound; cabbage, ltfi ljc
pr pound; cauliflower, $1 per dozen;
celery, 00c per down; corn, 35W40e pr
doteni cucumWra, 40c(ii pr down;
egg plant, 171c lettuce, hothoue, 23(.
pr down) lettuce, head, 10c pr down;
parley, 23c pr down; pa, 2(n3c pr
pund; pppra, 23o pr pund; radlhe,
10(a 12c pr dozco; rhunarn, lfn2ic pr
pound; tomatoe, $l.75fn.3 per crate;
uah, $l1.25 per box. . v
Root Vegetablea-Turnip, $1 .23 ii
1.40 pr aack) carrot, $1.25(; 1.50 pr
aack;' beeta, $1 (ft 1.23 pr aackj garlic,
12Jc pr pund.
xl'otatoea Oregon faney.old, $1155;
Mlregon, new, $1.60; Kaatern, $1(S1.20;
California, new, $1.23(11.33. '
rUiixliiH Looae Muacateta, 4crown
7Jc; unbleached, eedlea gnltana, Cjc;
Ixndon layer, S crown, whole boxe of
20 pund, $1.85; 2 crown, $1.73!
Cj3jc fig, California black, ojcj do Monday
Dreaaed Mtatt.
Ut( Ir.i bull, l(ti) pr pound;
w-, 3J4J(; country ateer. 4fib:,
Muttcn-lrenfd fanry, 5c per pound;
ordinary, 4c,
VJ-l)red. 100 to 123 pund. C
(7c; 125 to 200 pund, 4Ji3i; 2t
pund and up, 3ia'4c,
Pork lreed, 100 to 1, 7-71c
and up, Cfii7c pr pund.
150
Proviiiona and Canned Meets.
Hum"-10 to 14 pund, 13c pr
pund; 14 to II pnnd, 13,c; H to 20
pund, l.'ljc; California (piitiic), He;
cottage ham, 0c; hnuldi-r, 0c; lxiih-d
ham, 21c; boiled picnig hum, lxncc.
15.'.
Itacnn- Fancy breakfat, . l.V pr
pound; atandard breakfat. liijc; choiv
IV; English breakfaxt, II to 14 pund,
14c; parh baittn, 13c.
ruagft Portland, ham 1S- v pr
pund; minud bain, 10c; Summer, choice
dry, 171c; bologna, long, lie; weiner-
wurt, 8c j liver, CV, prk, Oc; blood, 6c';
lieadcheete, Cc; bolopi uuage, link
4ic.
Iry Salt -Cured Regular abort clear.
ftjc aalt; lOJc amoked; clear back, Pic
alt, Idle amoked; clear bellie, 14 to 17
pund average, none ult, none tmoked;
Oregon exprt, 20 to 23 pund arerage,
10c oalt, 115c amoked.
Ird If lard, ketUe-rendered;
Tierce, flc; tub, file; 50, 92c; 20 10c;
10, lOSc; K 101c. Standard pure;
Tierce, rjc; tulat, fic; 60a, Ph; SO.
9Jc; 1(, tJc; 5a, 9Jc. Compnnd:
Tierce, 6c; tub, Cjc; 60, 9c; 10a, Cjc,
3a, ijc.
Pickled Good Pork, barrel. $18;
balf-bnrreW, $1t.30; beef, barrel. 12;
half-barrel, $C30.
Canned Meat Corned beef . .pund,
pr down, $1.15: two pund, $2.35; nix
pund, $8. Koant beef, pund, $153;
two pound, none; aix pound, none.
Roat l-ef, tall, pund,' none; two
pund, $2.35; nix pound, none, Lurcji
tongue, pound, none; two pund, none;
ix pound, $4.50,
and up, 10ft 101 pr pound; dry kip
No. 1, 8 to 10 pound, l(jl3c pr pund;
dry calf, No. 1, under 8 pund, 17(?18c;
dry aulted, bull and tag, one-third
le than dry flint; (cull, moth-eaten
badly rut, acored, murrain, bair-lippd,
weiitber-beutea or grubby, 2(S3o per
pound !) ; nuked b!dc, ateero, und,
00 pound and over, OCalOc pr puud;
M to 00 pound, filffiOc pr pund;
under 50 pound and cow, S'SOe pr
pound; aalted tag and bull, aound, Oc
pr pound; alted kip, sound, 15 to 30
pund, 9c pr pound; altcd veal, sound,
10 to 14 pound, 9c per pund; aalted
calf, ootind, under 10 pound, 10c per
pund; (green unalted, 1c pr pund
le; cull, 1 per pund le). Sheep
akin; Shearling, No. 1 butcher' utock,
2.Vi3(c eai li; abort wwd, No. 1 butcher'
atock, 40c-;5')c each; B'cdium wwl, No, 1
butcher' toik, C0(ci$0c; long wixd, No.
I butcher' tock, $1C1.50 each. Murrain
pit from 10 to 20 per cent le or 12
fiUr per Miuud; bore hide, aulted,
each, according to iw, $I.50r3; dry.
each, according to i.e, 1.50: colt'
hide. 23w.Vc each; goat ekin. common
10' l.V each; Angora, with wool on,
25cft$1.50 ea-h,
Tallow Prime, pr pound, 31.4c;
No. 2 and grcae, 2'i 3c.
Fiu-Bear kin', a to hlie, No. 1.
$2 5010 each; cub., $U2; badger, 2,5
f5(c; wild cut, with bead prfect, 2-V
5ttcj houe cat, 5(5, Biej fox, common
gray, 50(i70c; rel, $."!' 5; rro, $5r15;
ilver and black. IBMa 200; flher. $.5
0; lynx. $4.5orfl; niitik. Mrictly No. 1,
according to ie, $le2.50; martin,
d.tik Northern, aii-oriling to i.e and
c..lr, $2.504; inukrat, large, lOf.i l.V;
kunk, 4i)f 5iH-; civet or Milecut, 5h lOcj
otter, lai-e, prime kin. fciM B); punthrr,
with head and cl.iw prfect, $2'a5; rac
coou, prime, 30"i3(k-; mountain wolf,
with head prfect, $3.30i$5; coyote, 00c
($1; widveiine, 0 i8; lieaver, pr akin,
large, $5r0; medium, $334; small, fl
1.5'; kiU, 60(g75c.
Caocara Sagrada Chittam bark)
ooJ, 31tl4o pr pound.
Grain Bag-CalcutU, 7c.
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IT.
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THE MORNING ASTORIAN.
P. 8. If you liv out of town writ
or our plan.
Oflj.
TurpntineCae, 83c pr gallon;
barrel, 8c pr gallon.
White Icad Ton lot, Tic; 500 pound
lot, (Je; 1cm than 500-pound lot, 8c.
Gaolinc Stovo gawline, caea, 231e;
Iron barrel, 17c; 80 deg. gasoline, cases,
32c; iron barrel or drum, 2Ge.
Coal Oilt'M, 2lc; iron barrel
14c; wmh1 barrel. 17c; 03 deg., cases.
22c; iron barrel, 13Je.
Linaeed Oil Raw, 5-barrel lot, C2c;
1-barrel lot, fflc; cac, 08c. Boiled: $
baiTel lot, t4c; 1 -barrel lot., CV; caeca,
70.-.
MEDICAL.
lfe ettrrii wliii
w vterlul 'hi- fc
rl, ruou, tm-lK. K'i
Dr. C. Gee Wo
WONDERFUL
HOME
TREATMENT
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lira d'Ktor la CaVil-4
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enc In tlaia .-..unlry. ThrwiKli one
IIhw birmlw ri-ii, '.)! ihit Unvmt doctor
know ih xnina of over tuo Mtr tit nm-4i-n.
Uli h be crmfulljf iue In diltfpnt
aiw-M-. lie (uriii-m lo rure cuurb, U
ni, lunf, i.'iniet, rh-umllim, D'rvotHiiiMH.
Munwli, liver, Hiln), rtc; liu bundnnl of
irsiiuioulU. ( iiarK-- ni.leri. toil and
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ttlnl and rlretilar. Knii atamp. COKUDIe
TA UtlJi i Kfcb. AoDKtSa
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
ISt Alder SC. Portia n4, Ortu
a"k.unoD pptr.
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At
m in
ASK ANY
TRAVELER
and he will
tell yea the
1!
Electric Lighted.
1$ the Crick Train of them ill for
COMFORT tii ELEGANCE-
The ticket office at Portland is at
255 Morrison St., Cor. 3d.
A.D. CHARLTON
Assistant General Pnsaenger Agent.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
(I
or
TOWINO.
FREIGHTING
CL'RSIONS.
AND EX-
8TEAMER JORDAN
for Cathtamet, way landings, S p. m.
dally except Sunday.
JUNE.
ai
"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 slat tine; on atrip-no matter
where write for Interesting informa
tion about comfortable traveling.
H.LSISLER, General AjenL
132 Third St Portland. Oregon.
T. W. TEASDALE.
General Pamenaer Agent,
bt faul, Minn.
I
SAN FRANCISCO &
PORTLAND S. S. CO.
Fare Including berth and meals, $19)
Round-trip, $23.
Steamer Leaves Astoria for San
' Francisco Every 5 Days.
Connects at SanFrancisco with Rail
and Steamer Lines for South,
era California.
O. W. ROBERTS, Affent.
Astoria, Oregon.
A. O. D. KERPELL,
Can. Pas. Agant
San Francisco, Cel.
A. & C. R. R.
TIME CARD.
EFFECTIVE 8EPT. 4, 1904.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL,
italntalna unexcelled servlca from the
west to the east and south. Malting
oIom conaectlon wlih train of all
tranaoonU nnntnl line, passenger are
given theilr choice of route to Chicago,
Loalavllle, Memphla and New Orleans,
arid thrown these point to the far
aat.
ProapectJve travelers desiring Infor-
ma Hon as to the loweat rat"a and beet
routes are Invited to correspond with
the following representatives:
B. H. TRCMBULU Commercial Agent,
1! Third St.. Portland. Ore.
J. C LINDSET. Trav. Passenger Agent,
142 Third St.. Portland, Ore.
PA t'L B. THOMPSON, Passgr. Agent,
Coleman Building. Seattle, Wash,
STEAMER WENONA
nir (iray iver, n.napp.on ana way
landing. alDly a follows:
Joly.
Monday, 3, 10:30, A.M.
Tuesday, 4, 11 A. M.
Wednesday 5, 12 M.
Thuroduy 6. 12:30 I. M.
Friday ", 1:30.
Sjiturday 8, 2:30.
Monday 10, 4:30.
TueikLty 11, 5:00
Wednesday 12, C:13.
Thursday 13, 7:30.
JViday 14, 8:30.
Saturday 13, 9:00.
alifornia !
The land of frfjlts, flowers and aun-
isnine, wnere all the summer aport
may be enjoyed in winter.
$55
PORTLAND to LOS ANGELES
AND RETURN.
reached via
THE SHORT ROUTE
Beautifully illustrated, booklets and
folders, descriptive of the many charm-
ling winter resort, may be secured
Acents 8. S. Roanoke for Coos Bay, I4""11 B Southern Pacific Agtat, or
Eureka, San Francisco and San Pedro. I aar
W. E. COMAN,
a P. A, Portland, Or.
Why enffer with your stomach, kid
neys and liver when Hollister's Rock
Mountain Tea will make you well If
token 'thi month, keeps you well all
summer. 35 cent, Tea or Tablet. At
Frank Hart's drug store.
TIDE TABLE, JULY
JULY, 1905.
High Water.
JULY, 1901
Date.
Saturday 1
SUNDAY Z
Monday , S
Tuesday 4
Wedneaday ...... S
Thursday t
Friday 7
Saturday 8
SUNDAY
Monday 10
Tueadny 11
Wednesday 12
Thursday ........IS
Friday 14
Saturday 15
SUNDAY 1
Monday 17
Tuesday 1H
Wedneaday 19
Thursday 20
Friday 21
Saturday 22
SUNDAY 2S
Monday 24
Tuesday 2T
Wednesday 26
Thursday 27
Friday 28
Saturday 29
SUNDAY 0
A. M.
h.m. j ft7
8:05
0:43
1:25
2:0
2:57
S:4
4:48
5:55
7:13
8:32
1:45
10:49
11:45
0:00
0:48
1:29
2:10
2:51
8:33
4:18
6:09
1:08
7:20
8:34
9: 40
10:28
11:28
t.Ol
8.!
8.7
8.4
7.8
7.2
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1.0
t-7
8.3
h.m. j ft?
Low Water.
Date.
7. Si 2:49
12: 40
1:2
2:04
8:42
8:24
4:06
4:61
5:401
8:21
7:28
8:26
8:24
10:18
11:10
12:34
1:18
2:00
2:39
3:16
4:25
6:03
6:45
1:29
7:20j
8:15
1:09
10:04
10:66!
12:14
11:43
(j Saturday l
7,1 BUNDAI
T, Monday J
7j Tuesday 4
7,j Wedneaday t
7.1 Thursday 6
8.4 Friday 7
8.1 Saturday I
II 8UNDAY
1.1 Monday 10
I.I Tuesday., 11
I.I Wedneaday 12
I.I Thursday ,.u
1.0 Friday ...14
7.0 Saturday 16
7.8 SUNDAY ..18
7.4 Monday n
J. Tuesday ...18
7.8 Wedneaday 19
7.8 Thursday 20
7.8 Friday 21
7.8 Saturday 22
7.4 8UNDAY 23
7.4 Monday 24
7.8 Monday 24
7.4 Tuesday 251
T.I Wednesday 26
8.3 Thursday 27
8.4 Friday . 28
TO Saturday 29
8.1 SUNDAY 30
A.M.
h.m.
4:20
7:00!
7:39
8:19
8:69
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-1.0
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h.m
6:18
7:04
7:44
8:S:j
1:20
10:47
10:25' 4.1110:8
...Il2:5 7.6 Monday 31,
11:10
0:02
1:11
2:22,
3:30
4:32,
S: 27!
4:18
7: OS
7:46
8:23
8:69
1:341
10: 0(U
10:37
11:10
0:24
11:46
1:221
2:23
8:23
4:18
8:08
8:55
4:35,
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1.4
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0.5
0.9
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2.4
25
2.4
2.0
1.4
12:00
12:68
2:06
3:18
4:24!
6:241
4:18
7:08
7:54
8:38
8:22
10:40
10:43
11:30
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24
3.1
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1:40
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6:04
6:55
1:43
Gray S. S. Co. Steamers to Coo
Bay, Eureka and San Francisco. Str.
Toledo to Gray Harber, Tuesday and
Saturday.
C. H. CALLENDER, Manager.
ASK THK AGENT FOR
TICKETS
fU
FAMOUS
TRAINS
The Seuthweet limited Kansas City
to Caieago, The Owrland Limited to
Chicago via. Omaka, The Pioneer
Limitei St. Iul to Chicago, run via
Chicago,
Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railway
Eadi route offers numerous attrac
tions. The principal thing to insure
a quick, comfortable trip east is to OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY ft
see that your ticket read via the r. .. r A lJ
Chioago, Milwaukee t St. Taul Rail- " The n)'Wna I rESt Mall
way.
H.5. Rowe, Gen'IAgt.,
134 Third Street, Portland.
! Leave PORTLAND Arrive
8 00a.m J Portland Cnn H.10a.m
7X) p.m j depot for Astoriat 9.40 p.m
Leave ASTORIA Arrlye
7.45 a-m ( for Portland and 11.30a.m
6.10 p.m ( way points 10.30 p m
SEASIDE DIVISION
Leave ASTORIA Arrive
11.35 a.m for Heaside Direct 5.-20 p.m
Leave ASTORIA. . , Arrive
t8.15a.rn forWarrenton 1 10:45a.m
Hammond, Ft V
5.50 p.m ( Stevens, Seaside) 7 :40 a.m
Leave SEASIDE Arrlv
40 p.m for Astoria lirect 1 12 :30pjn
Leave SEASIDE. Arrive
6.15 a. m I for Warren ton Ft ) 9 25am
Stevens. Ham- y
9.30a.m I mond,Aatoria j m,,
Additional train leaves Astoria dally
at 11:30 a. m. for all point on Ft
Stevens branch, arriving Ft. Stevens
12:30 p. m., returnln. leaves Ft Stev
ens at 2:00 p. m., arriving- Astoria 2:4S
p. m.
Sunday only.
Through ticket and close connec
tion via. N. P. Ry. at Portland and
Goble and O. R. N. Co, via. Portland.
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UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT
C0URTE0U8 EMPLOYE
DayKgM trip eroa the Coooaae and
Rooky Mountain.
For ticket, rate folder and full In
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EL DICKSON,
City Ticket Aent
123 Third Street Portland. Or.
O. TERKES, A. O. P. A.,
Corner First avenue and Tester way.
I Seattle, Wash.
I WE GIVE EXPEDITED
SERVICE ON FREIGHT
ROUTE YOUR SHIPMENT8
VIA GREAT NORTHERN
Full Information from
WM. HARDER, General Agent
Portland, Ore.
The World Fa Route.
Bt Paul
Faat Mall
SP. m.
via Spokane
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ton, Spokane! Minna.
apolla 8t rtul. DulutlJ
land aat '
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Dally tx.
oept Sun
day a tram
Columbia Rivr to
Portland autl Way
AlTtV
7:Uasa
80 pm
4am
Daily ax-
cept Uea
STEAMER NAHC0TTA
Leaves Astoria on the Tida
. DAILY
FOR ILWACO. connecting- there with
trains for Long Beach. Tin.
North Beach point. Returning ...
rivs at Astoria aam .venin.
"rougn ticket to and from all pri.-
cipai European cttle.
O. W. ROBERTS, Annt,
Aatorta, fr.
YOU WILL BE SATISFIED
WITH YOUR JOURNEY.
If your tickets read over the Den
ver and Rio Grande Railroad, the
"Scenic Line of the World."
BECAUSE
There are so many scenic attrac
tion and point of Interest along
the line between Ogden and Den
ver that the trip never become
tiresome.
If you are going East write for In
formation and get a pretty book that
1U tell you all about it
W. C. McBrlde, General Agent
124 Third Street
PORTLAND. OREGON