I
? SATURDAY, 'AUGUST H, 1905. V
lilt SlOKNING ASlORIAl, ASTOMlA, ORlftOft.
A IJA77H GF HEALTH
Abiolutcly Pure
OAS t.'0 SUBSTITUTE
ft
PORTLAND
IARKETS
V Utest Quotations in the Portland
' n 1 i. 1
rroouce niarcu.
Complttt Matket Reports Corrected Each
Day Giving the Wholesale Prices ol
Commodities, Frm Product b4 Vje
tables.
Portland, Aug. 'II. Wiwat exporter
Iurt dull condition in Omi 1'ortlattd
market, rii have nt Wn M-
initly m-ttlrd ujxm. Wheat he hern
cln lining in the Ket of late, white tbe
KuroM-an market tlo not win to re
quire much lVlflc cnt wheat at thi
time. Tli'T are no etgr on tbt mad
to Uverpool, a jirlw have not yi-t ad
ju.U-d theniM-lvrs between Ann-rim and
England.
iVarrity till prrvcitft In many lino,
although extraordinary hravy reelt
the t wk,
An advance of 10 ernt per l0 pound
lie taken place in ugr.
Canned toniaturt are going to be
Mure thl year. A blight ba overtaken
the crop In I'talt, and not over W
-urit Milt be nk''J tltU M-mum. I'teb
ha averaged jSOtigHUO ranc of totiiatoe
the 't few yrar.
Jjttd In up another one Italf cent. Thl
i the aetuml advene within ten day,
ami limitation ire eoiioiileird Unit.
ruUulen are entiling In freely, hut
there U 00 shipping demand yet, ami
jirirea tuny from GO eetiu t 70 cent
tier KM) pound in the ttmntry.
( wmtry butter i in IirHt iw ipt, an 1
what Mime in i okl rjntYkly at quota
tin.
Grata, Ftour, Feed, Etc.
- Hour-Patent, WWiHS.lO r bar
rel j straight, Wf 423 j clean, f3.73!g
' VilUv. t3.00ri4.23i IlnUli hard
wheat, MMSMWi Graham, $33As
tthole wheat, ft 125 1 rye flour, local
5i Eaetern, W.80f5.O cornnwal, per
bale, 1. Wo 2.20.
Wheat-New Club, 72f"3 per btwhels
new blue.tein, 77(SOj per buithel, new
valley, 75.
OaU, No. 1 white feed, $2020 per
ton 1 gray, 29. r ,
MlUatulTa Dran,' t9 per tooj mid
dling, 124 SOj ahorte. f21 J ahop, U. 8.
mill, 916; linm-ed dairy feed, 118) Afal
fa meal, (18 pr ton.-
Cereal Food Rolled oata, cream, 60
pound aaika, ffl.75-, lower grade, $5
.25i oatmeal, lU-el cut 50-pound catk.
(8 per barrels lO pouthl ancke, W.25 per
lalej oatmeal (ground), 60-pound aacki,
17.50 per barrel; 10-pound aacka, ti per
bale; aplit.pea, 5 pet 100-pound ack;
Jto-pound boe, 1.40; pearl lwitloy, f4.25
per 100 pound) 25-pound boxea, t,25
per boxj pantry flour, 10-pound aatki.
I2J50 per bate.
Hay. Timothy, );i15 psr ton; new.
$1112; clover, grain, $8Vi.0i
theat, 8.
-Butter, Egtij Poultry, etc
Butter City ere merle, t extra cream
ry, 221ig25o per puindj atate cream
trie 1 fancy' creamer, 20(g22 2c;
tore butter, 1516.
j?pg,Orei!on rnnch, 21 l-222c per
doienj EaU'rn, 20(21e.
Cheeite Oregon full cream twine, 12c.
8cj Young America, 13o.
Toultry Average' old hen, 12 l-2?
14c; mixed chicken, 12$12 l-2cj old
roontcre IOIOJi young rooetera ,11 121
aprlng. 1 1-2 to 2 pound, 18 1-217
1 to 1 12 pounds, 1017cj dressed
chicken, 1314c turkey, alive 18
lOcj turkey, choK-e, 20(522 -2ci Vee,
live, per pound, 6lc; geee, dreed,
pe pound, 0(?10ci duck, ld, 13c; duck
'young, 1014; pigeon, $11.25 aquab,
Vegetable Fruits, etc. .
Applea, table, $l.fi0fS2.50 pr box;
Cherrle "12, 1-2 per pound..
. 'Apprtcot-G0c(f $1 per pate.
J'whea78i80 per cratfl. z ;
Pluma 2altOo per craU. , , '
IHacklterrlee fi&Q per pound. .
Cantaloup 12.753.60 ptr crate.
I'eart-12.25 per box, ,
Currant 80 jr pound. .
Prune 85cl.
, 1UpWrle-fl5 ier crata. '
Watermelon la per pounjL
Crab apple- -60o per box,
Trcpk-al frulu Lemon, choice $150
B0. - " '
Orange, naval, fancy, 12.50(2.75 per
box 1 choice, $2i2.ZQ, utandird, tlM(H,
$1.75i Mediterranean weet, (2.501b2.75
Valem-la, I353(?3.75, " '
Gtapt fruit 2.503 per box.
- Banana 5 l-2o per pound.
Plneapp!e-2,50(2'4 per dozen.
Fresh Vegetablei.
ArtHioke 6la dwen.
Bean 11 l-4o per pound.
Cabliage, 11 l-4o per pound.
Cauliflower 75tfj,OOc per dozen.
Clery-7fi(p3.
Corn 76111.
Cucumber 25(550 per box.
Tail Plant-17 l-2(20o.
Parly 25e per down.
Pea 2?5a per )ound.
Pepper ISu per pound.
RadUhe 10il2o per doten.
IthttUrl 1 1-2&2 l-2c wr pound.
Tomatoe 85$ 1 per craU-.
8iuah 5o pr pound.
Boot Vegetable Turnlim, $1.25(3
1,40 per 'k; earrota, $l.20(o,1.50 pi
larlct beet, $11JZ3 per aackt garlic,
12c per pound.
Onion California, red, $153 per hun
dred j yellow, $155.
potatoe Oregon, new, 50r$lj Cal
ifornia, rtew, 85c(f II.
RaUIna Loo Muaratel, 4 crown
71? 1 unbleadied, aeedlema fiuttana, 6c;
Groceries, Nuta, Etc.
Coffee Mocha. 2C28c; Java, orduv
ry, l(r22c; CoU Rica, fancy, 18320eS
good, Ifl-f lRcj ordinary, 1012o per
pound; Columbia roat, caea, 100,
$13.75; 5o, $13,73; Arbuckle, $14.75;
Lion, $14.75.
Rice Imperial Japan, No. 1, $5.371 ;
Southern Japan. $3.50; Carollnaa, 6g61e;
broken head, 2fe.
Salmon Columbia river, 1 pound
tall, tl.73 per dounj 2-pound tall
$2.40; 1-pound flat. $1.85; fancy, 1U-
piund flat, $1.80; 1 pound flat, $1.10;
Alftkka pink, 1 -pound tall, 85c; red, 1-
pound tall, $1.30; aocknyea, t pound
tall, $1.85.
Sugar Sack bat, 100 pound 1 Cut,
$3.65 powdered, $3.40; dry granulated.
$5.00; extra C, $4 .80; golden C$4.70;fru!t
tngar, $5.30; advance over tack bai,
a follow: Barrel, 10c; half-barrel
25c; boxe. 6c per 100 pound. (Term:
On remittanc within 13 daya, deduct
e -er pound; if later than 15 daya and
within 30 day, deduct Jo per pound;
no dWount after SO day. Beet augar
raunlHted, $5.20 per UK) pound; maple
ugar, 15f lSc per pound.
Salt California, $11 per ton, $l.B0
per bale; Liverpool, 6, $17j. 100,
Vltl.5, ZW, $10; half ground, 100a, $7;
50. $7.50.
Nut Va!nule, I3c per pound by
tack, le extra for lea than aack; Bra-
til nut. 15c; ftlberta, I4c; pecank, jum
bo, 14c; extra, large, 15c; almond, I.
X. L., 10c; chetnut. Italian, 15c;
Ohio, $4.50 per 23-pound drum; peanut,
raw, $71 per pound; roaat4, 6c; pine
nut, 10 12e; hickory nut, 7ej eoooa
nut, 7c; eoeoanut, 350rte per doaen.
Bcant Small white, 3(f4o; large
white, .11; pink, 331c; bayou, 4c;
Lima, Cfa.
Breued Meat.
Beef Pressed bull, l(j2e per pound;
cow, 3jtfi:41cj country steers, ($5o.
Mutton Dreed fancy, 5c per pound;
ordinary, 4& v
Veal Pressed 100 to 123 pounds, 7
7 1-2; 125 to 200 pounds, 6(?0 200
pouml and up, 3 l-2(u 5 cont.
TIDE TABLE, AUGUST
AUGUST, 1605.
High jyajterv A.M.
h.mTl ft.
fueeday i 0:21 9.1
Wedneadoy ...... 2 1:13 9.1
Thursday 3 2:00 8.9
Friday , 4 (:48 8.5
Pwturday 5 3:40 9 0
erNDAY 4:S8 7.4
Monday ......... 7 5:43 (.7
Tuesdny 8 7:00 '6.2
Wednesday 9 8:20 9.0
Thursday 10 9: SIS ,1
Krldny 11 10:39 9.4
Pnttirdny 12 11:82 6.8
SUNDAY IS
SUNDAY 13
Monday 14
Tueaday .15 0:38 8.7
Wednenday 18 1:17 8.4
ThuradHy , 17 1:66 8.1
Friday IS 2:82 -7.7
Snturdny 19 8:09 7.2
SUNDAY ,.....20 3:47 8.8
Monday .........21 4:30 8.3
Tuesday .........22 6:35 6.8
Wednesdny ..83 6:29 6.5
Thursday 24 1:45 5.3
Friday 2' 9:04 6.6
Snturdny 28 10:06 6.1
SUNDAY - 27 10:68 6.7
Monday 28 11:42 7.3
Tuesday 29
Wednesday SO 0:15 9.0
Tbundny -31 1:02 8.0
P.M.
Pork-DreMed, 100 to 130, 7 (5 71c; 150
and up, 6(J7 per pound. .
Provision and Canned Miatl.
Ifamt 10 to 14 pound, 13a per
pound) 14 to 10 pound, 13tc 1$ to 20
pound, 131:j California (picnic), 6c;
cottage bam, Oej ihouldera, 9c; boiled
ham, 21c; boiled pknlo bam, bonelc,
15o.
Bacoa Fancy breakfavt, J9o per
pound; standard breakfast, 17c; choice,
19 1 2e) KnglUh breakfaat, 11 to 14 lb.,
14 l-2ct peach bacon, 13.12c.
8auage Portland, bam, 18o per
pound; minced bam, 10c; Summer, choice
dry, 171c; bologna, long, 11") wcjner
wuntt, 8c; liver, ; pork, 6c; blood, 5c;
headchee, Oc;. bologna eautage, lin'r.
4tc
Dry Salt-Cured Regular thort clear,
101 alt; 11 1-4 tmoked; clear back 11
alt, 11 emoked; char belliea, 14 to 17
pound average, none talt, none tmoked;
Oregon export, 20 to 23 pound average,
111 aalt, 121 amoked.
Lard Leaf lard, kettle-rendered:
Tierce, Oiej tub, Blcj CO, Die; 20 10c;
10, 0c 5, 101c. Standard pure:
Tierce, gfri tub, Die; 60, 61c; 20.
01c; 10, 2c; C, 6. Compound
Tierce, 6c; tub, CJ; 50, Cc, 10., C!e,
6, Cle.
Pk-kled Good Pork, barrel, $18;
half-barrel, t?..W; beef, barrel, $12;
half-barrel, $0.30.
Canned Meate Corned beef .pound,
per dozen, $153; two pound, $2.35; h
pound, $8, Roat beef, pound, $155;
two pound, none; lx pounds, none.
Roaat beef, tall, pound) none; two
pound, $2.35; ix pounds, none. Luncn
tongue, pound, $3.13.
Bops, Wool, Hides,. Etc.
Hop-Cholce, 1604, 1719c per pound
Wool Eastern Oregon, average best,
101210; lower gradea down to 15c, ac
cording to shrinkage; Valley, 2527
per pound.
Mohair -Choice, 31(3380 per pound.
Hide Dry bides, No. 1, 10 pounds
and up, 16(5101 ocr pund; dry kip.
No. 1, 5 to 10 pound, ll(15c per pound;
dry calf, No. 1, under 5 pounds, 1718c;
dry tatted, bulls and stag, one-third
less than dry flint; (culls, moth-eaten,
badly cut, scored, murrain, hair-slipped,
wektherbeaten or grubby, 23c per
pound le) j talted hide, steers, sound,
00 pounds and over, 613 10c per pound;
60 to 60 pounds, 819c per pound;
under 50 pounda and cow, 81? 9c per
pound; salted stags and bulls, sound, 6c
per pound; salted kip, sound, 13 to 30
pound, 6c per pound; salted veal, sound.
10 to 14 pound, 6s per pound; salted
calf, sound, under 10 pound, 10c per
pound; (greenuusalted, lo per pound
lesa; cull, lo per pound less). Sheep
skins: Shearlings, No. 1 butcher! atock,
2530c each; short wool, No. 1 butchers'
stock, 40(S50e each; uedium wool, No. 1
butcher stock, 00(80c; long wool, No.
1 butchers stock, $1(51.50 each. Murrain
pits from 10 to 20 per cent less or 12
314o per pound; horse hide, salted,
each, according to size, $l.50(3; dry,
each, according to size, $1(31.50; eolts'
hides, 25(S50c esch; goat skins, common
1015o each; Angora, with wool on,
25c$1.50 each.
Tallow Prime, per pound, 3134c;
No. 2 and grease, 2 (5,3c.
Furs Bear akin, as, to size, No. 1,
$2.50 lb 10 each; cuIm, $12; badger. 25
(5j50o; wild cat, with head perfect, 25
60cj house cat, 5(gl0c; foxK cemmon
gray, 50(g70ci red, $35; cross, $5(515;
silver and black, $100(3200) fishers, $5
0; lynx, $4.50fl; mink, strictly No. 1,
according to size, $12.50; martin
dark Northern, according to size and
color, $2.50(4; muskrat, large, 10(3 15c;
skunk, 40g50c; civet or polecat, 510ej
otter, large, prime skin, $010; panther,
with head and claws perfect, $25; rac
coon, prime, 30(50c; mountain wolf,
with head perfect, $3.50 5; coyote, 00c
jt$l; wolverine, $08; beaver, per skin,
large, 50; medium. $3(4; small, $1
AUGUST, 1905.
Low Water.
A. M.
h m- Uk. ' P"'- - I rt.m.TftTl
1:8 7.9 Tuesday ., i 7:18-lTd
8:16 8.1 Wednesday ........ 2 7:68-1.0
S:55 8.S Thursday 3 8:37-0.7!
8:85 6.5 Friday 4 9:20-0.2
4:18 8.5 Saturday ., 6 10:00 04
6:05 8.4 SUNDAY,. 6 10:46 1.1
5:69 8.1 Monday 7 11:36 1.8
6:67 84 Tuesday 8 0:49 I S
8:03 8.S Wednesday .... . 9 2:01 1.0
9:06 8.S Thursday ..10 3:14 0.6
10:06 8.s Friday 11 4:17 0.1
11:00 8.6 Saturday ....,,..12 6:14-0.8
18:18 7.2 SUNDAY .......13 6:02 -0.6
11:62 8.7 Monday 14 8:46 -0.7
13:58 7.4 Tuesday ., 15 7:24 -0.5
1:84 7.7 Wednesday ,.,..,16 7:59-0.2
2:08 7.7 Thursday 17 8:30 0.4
2:40 7.7 Friday,.; 18 8:SS 0.8
8:10 7.7 Saturday ........19 9:23 1.8
3:38 7.T SUNDAY 20 9:46 1.8
4:09 7.6 Monday 2110:17 1.3
4:44 7.5 Tuesday 22 10:56 1.8
5:26 7.5 Wednesday -. 28 0:M 2.0
6:18 7.4 Wednesday ......23 11:45 8.2
7:22 7.4 Thursday 24 1:25 1.8
8:80 7.6 Friday ,.25 1:33 1.4
9:35 7.9 Saturday ...26 3:38 0.9
10:33 8 8 SUNDAY 27 4:34 0.3
11:26 8.7 Monday ..28 5:24 -0.2
12:23 7.9 Tuesday 29 6:08 -0.5
1:03 8 4 Wednesday 30 6:61 -0.6
1:42 8.7 Thursday .31 7:31 -0.5
L50; kit. 50(375e, ' I
Cascara (jagrada (CbJttam bark)
Good, $H8 per pound, .
' Grain bsg Calcutta, 77l3.
Wis.
Turpentine Cae, t0c per gallon;
barrels, 80o per gallon,
WbIU Lead-Ton lots, 7J; 500-pound
lota, 7Jc; lest than 500-pound lots, 8c
Gasoline Stov gasoline, eases, 231c;
Iron barrels, 17c; 86 deg. gasoline, case
32c; Iron barrel 6r drums, 2c.
Coal Oil-Case, 20lc; iron barrel
14c; wood- barrels, 17c; 63 deg., cases,
22c; iron barrel, 151c
Linseed Oil-Raw, 5-barrel lots, 62c;
1-barrel lot, fi.To; ease, 69c. Boiled 5
barrel lots, Me; l'barrel lot, 6Jc; canes,
70c. . :
. . .... ... . . w
Diio
cowsuoHTt4c.
tnfnim Mniltnf a k4-h nd lfTtMIn ?
SQlklr ftirt.in fint oiritiko tn nkmbr mo
ba.ntKm t pr..hMj pMPv- - Commonly
HrnaMnctlri!rS,lriilu. HAKDBCOI uo flM
9mA f r-. OM-t vfir for wmvuftoig palMUl.
FKtmiis taken Ihrmati Munn a Cu. Mir
tpmat natltt, M bout etmnt. III tb
Scientific Jftierican.
A lianilmlf Kintni)M WMklr. f.ft Hr.
mlathm of anv (Kirittfln f-Hjml. Trma. S3 a
mr: f'tarmonftM,L SuiO byall nwtlslnL
fiUfirl & co."lB New Tort
tsrauRB urac. urn. wusuviuu, v,
MEDICAL.
THE
Cr. C. GEE Wo
Chinese
Medicine Co.
Formtrly locafea 253
Abler Street ; for the
past fiv ycars,BA VE
iMUVED into the
llsrce brick buildiuB
st the south-east cor
ner of irt awl Morrison Streets. En
trance No. 162 1 ront St.
Successful Home Treatment
Dr.COKB SO l known throughout the
Onlted SUtUissid ! nillcd the urrat ( hlnw
iMx-Utr on arroutit of hi wondwful cor
without the aid of a knife, without uin
polKin orditiaoranjr kind. He trrwta any
and ail dliutiMhi with powerful oriental toots
herb, harkt, and vufcubien that are un
known to niwiKnl arttiiis, In this oountry,
and through the ue nf Uum harmless Tvmv
4t he (Uara litem lo cure
Catarrh, Asthma, luag Trouble, Rheumatism,
NtrvouiMM, Stomach, liver. Kidney, Female
Weakness and all Chronic Diitaitt.
Cull or wrtie, enpiiMlar 4 J-ra-nt utamni for
nialllnr book and eln-iilr. Addria.
The G Ce Woo Chinese Medicine Co.,
No. 161 12 hirst St. $.E. or Morrison.
Monyou thl. Portlsnd Orejon
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
YOU WILL BE SATISFIED
WITH YOUR JOURNEY.
If your tickets read over the Deo
ver and Rio Grands Railroad, the
"Scento Una of the World."
BECAUSE
Titer art so many scenic attrae
tlons and points of Interest along
the lint) between OgJen and Den
ver that the trip never become
tiresome.
If you are going- East, writ for In
formation and get pretty book that
will tell you all about it.
W. C. McBride, General Agent
124 Third Street
PORTLAND. OREGON
SAN FRANCISCO &
PORTLAND S. S. CO.
Fsr including berth and mesls, $15;
Round -trip, $25.
Steamer Leaves Astoria for San
Francisco Every 5 Days.
Connects at SanFrancisco with Rail
and Steamer Lines for South,
ern California.
' O. W. ROBEKTS, Ageut.
Astoria, Oregon. .
A. Q, D. KERIAELL.
Gen. Pas. Agent
San Franeisco, Cal.
STEAMER KAHC0ITA
Leaves Aatorta on the Tida
DAILY
FOR ILWACO. connectinf there wttt
trains for hong Beach, Tioga an?
North Beach points. Returning ar
rtv at Astoria same evening.
rhrough tickets to and, from all pria
clpaJ European cities.
O. W. ROBERTS, Avent,
Astoria, Ors.
Mllji bo YEARS
if EXPERIENCE
I S imi"miiii
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
ASK ANY
TRAVELER
and he will
toll yea tU
- Electric Lighted.
Is tbe Crick Tula of them all for
COMFORT tti ELEGANCE.
The ticket office at Portland is at
SS Morrison St., Cor. 3d.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General PBgsengcr.AgenL
PORTLAND. OREGON.
"Best
by Test"
A trans continental trav
eler says: "I've tricl them
ail 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. '
. Mefor tattlngon a trip so matter
where write for InterexttDg informa
tion about couifortabie traveling.
MLSISLCR, General Agent
132 Third St Portland, Oregon.
T. W. T1A9DALE,
General PAenpr Agent,
Ht. Paul, Mma.
I
Bf " I
ainornia
The land of fruit, flowers and sun
shine, whera all the summer sports
may be enjoyed In winter.
PORTLAND to LOS ANGELES
AND RETURN.
reached r'.a
THE SHORT ROUTE
Beautifully Illustrated booklets and
folders, descriptive of the many charm
ing winter resorts, may be secured
from any Southern Pacific Agent, or
address
W. E. COM AN,.
G P. A, Portland, Or.
ASK THE AGENT FOR
TICKETS
flK
To Spokane, St Paul Minneapolia,
Duluth, Chicago, St Louia. and all
points eaat and south.
2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY Q
The Flyer and 1 he Fast MflilZ
SPLENDID SERVICE -
UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT
COURTEOUS EMPLOYE
Daylight trip aoross the Cascade and
Rocky Mountains. .
for tickets, rates folders and full In
formation, call on -or address
EL DICKSON,
r. City Ticket Agent
121 Third Street Portland. Or.
O. TERKES. A. G. P. A,
Corner First avenue and Tealer way
Seattle, Wash. .
WE GIVE EXPEDITED
SERVICE ON FREIGHT
ROUTE YOUR 8HIPMENT8
VIA GREAT NORTHERN
Full Information from r
WM. HARDER, General Agent
Portland,- Ore.
The World's Fair Route.
ii i
$55
TRAVELERS GUIDE. ,
THE MILWAUKEE
"The Pioneer Limited" St Pant ru.
cago. "Short Line" Omaha to
laicago. -soutB-west Limited" Kaasaa
City to Chicago. '
Xo train in the service of any raS
road In the world that equals ia equip
ment that of tbe Chicago, Milwaukee It
St Paal By. They owo and operate
their own sleeping and dining cars oa at
their train and give their patio as asi
excellence of serrice not obtainable else
where. ,
Berths on their sleepers are longer,
higher and wider than in similar cars M
any other line. They protect their train
by the Block system.
Connections made with all trans-eosV
tlnental lines in Union Depots.
Her tales Da risk, Srensk og Norsk,
Hier wlrd deutsch geiprochea. '
H. S. Eowe, General Agent, PortkoJ,
Oregon. 134 Third Street, corner Aider.
A.& C. R. R
TIME CARD.
EFFECTIVE JUNE 24, 1903. 1
Leavs PORTLAND ArrlT)
8 00a.m I Portland Cnion lL20vm
7 00p.m. depot for Astoria 90 p.m
t230p.m . V
Leavs ASTORIA Arrte
7.45 a m j for Portland and 110 a.m
6.10 p.m ) way points 105Q yni
SEASIDE DIVISION.
Lea ASTORIA Antf
11 35 a.m for SenMe Direct 50 p.ns
Leave ASTORIA. . Anir
8.15 a.m I forWarrentoo 1 10:4Saaa
llOa.m. Hammond, Ft ll.OOajn.
5.9Q p.m (Sterens, Seaside) 7:40a,sa
Leara SEASIDE Arrim
5 KX) p.m for Aatoria Direct 1 12 5pna
Leave SEASIDE, ArrtT
6.15 a. m I for Warreofcn Ft i 9 25a.ia
2.30p m. i Stevens. Ham- V 130p.m.
9.4Uaun ' mrmd, Astoria J 7-su,.
Saturday only. 4 Dahy except SaA-
arday. i
Through tickets and close connection
via K. P. Bailway at Portland and Gobla
and O. R. 4 K. via Portland.
J. a MAYO, .
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
OREGON
SHOsljLlNE
ako Un i or Pacific
71 hour from Portland to CMcajpV
No change of cars.
a
' i ii ,
TIJIESTHEDCLES
Depart From Arrive
PORTLAND
Chicago "
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