SUNDAY, OCTOBZB 13, 1903.
TIIE MORNING ASTOMAN, ASTORIA. OIiiroN.
PORTLAND
MARKETS
I itesfQuotatlons In (he Portland
Markets.
Complete Market Report! Corrected Itch
Day Giving the Wholesale Pricn oi
Commodities, Farm Produce and Vtjt-
tablet.
ir tluiMl. tat. U.' A l.V advane iu
aiijfara thin morning surprUed wliol-ale
dealer, who liml for cki Wn pur
suing a hand to-nmuth liy in car
Tying stock. Tim tone of the auijar
inarkrt was eontililrred wak IniDa'l
f firm, and wlmltmalt'i itlil not want
to I iNiiiilit in a decline with a lot
of lilnliprirnl nii(;ar on hand. The ad
vane i not eoimiilereil a nut 11 ml result
of the condition of niiily and di-mand,
Imt U taken to Illustrate the manner in
whih thi iifjNr trut mil rata or low
er nv at will, riKrdlc uf condi
tion. Itaw Ufnr hate lieen eiiillered weak
oil the At hint it- t for some lime,
a a n-ult of heavy erojm, and lie'
rlinc in refilled ii(;iir u llierefurn eon-
iili-liil iotiiilile, should a rliune mviir
at all.
'liil-e ili-all dar that niilrli of the
onion i n'i of the'im hu Item injured
ly the eonlintmiu ruin of the pit
Wet'k, mid that aw-alrily of U otiH'k
will 1 It . ' M.inv if the oniiiii lme.
iM-eil iiilli'i Hlld Jin- left on the jjKiltrtil,
whele they haw heeonie Iini I.iiii to
lll ttttiiy." ulie W hiih-nlc oninii dealer
niu (hit iiiiiiiiiii, "and iinle a few
dry day ulioulil follow mmiii, lhee mr
i"ii nlieudy under nhelter will Ih- in
lined to iinit. The onion uli I'li-ly
under shelter ale ill jjimhI couilitiou for
keriiii), Imt thee ale few ill eoiiijutli
aoii to the entile ero(i of the tat'. Con
timioim luini at tin. time of vear aie
iinn-iiiil and on Ion poweu did not ex
pert thllll,"
bale 1 101b. sacks, $4 00 per balej split I sack, $Z25) Eastera transplanted, $1.00
tiM .- inn tv ...I. ac IV I inn tt.
peaa, $4.00 per 100-lb. tack) 25 lb. boxea,
$1.15 pearl barley, $4.25 per 100 Ibs.j
25-lb. boxes, 11.28 per boi pastry flour,
10-lb. aacki, $2.60 per bale.
Canned salmon Columbia rirer, Mb.
talla, $1.85 2 lb. talli, $2.Wj fancy Mb.
flaU, 2.00 1-Mb. fancy flaU, $153;
fancy Mb. ovale, $2.75j Alaeka talla,
pink, 00c j red $1.45 nominal, 2i,
tall, 12.00.
ktason fruit Jars Half-gallons, per
gross, $1.00) quarts, $7.60j pints, 10.55)
extra cape, per groe, 12.30.
Economy fruit lare Half-gallons, per
gross, 1 13.35 1 quarts, ilO.OOj pints, 18.83;
extra caps, $1.89.
Everlasting fruit jars Half-gallons,
$12 00; quart, $8.60; pints, $7.50 extra
caps, glass, $2.50.
Groceries, Provliloni, te.
Sugar, sca baals Golden C, 4.05;
extra C, $4.75; powdered, $5.35; patent
cut), $323; cane, D. C, $325; fruit sug
ar, $3.50; bret sugar, $3.15; barrcla, cwt.,
lOe; kegs, cwt., 25c; box's, cwt, 60c ad
vance over sack baaie (leas 14c per lb.
if paid for In 15 days).
Salt Hales of 76 2s, bale, $1.00; bales
of 30-3s, bale, $1.00; bales of 40-4s, bale,
$1.00 balea of .15-10., bale, $1.00; bags,
50a, fine, ton, $11.00; bag, 60 lbs., genu
ine Liverpool, ton, $17.00; bags, 60 lbs.,
1-2 ground, 100s, ton, $7.00; R. 8. V. P.,
20 5-lb, cartons, $225; R. 8. V. P., 24
3 lb. cartons, $1.75; Liverpool lump, ton,
118.60.
Ilice Imperial Japan, Xo. 1, $1.35 12;
Southern, Japan, 4 l-2f5ci broken, 3
3-4o; bead, fanry, 5 3 4e; head, choice,
1 2c.
per 100 lbs.
Clams Ilardhell, per box, $2.00; razor
clams, $2.00 per sack.
Pish Crabs, per dozes, $1.60; Shoal
water bay oy iters, per sack, $4-00; oya
ten, gallon, $225; halibut, 6c; black
cod, 7e; baas, per lb., 15c; herring, 6e;
7c; bass, per lb, 12 l-2c; herring, 6c;
flounders, 6c j catfish, 8c; lobsters, per
lb, 12 l-2c; silver smelt 7c; shrimp,
10c; perch, 6c; sturgeon, 8c; sllverslde,
Oct aea trout, 12 l-2c; black bass,
25c; Yaquina chinook salmon, Oct
Grain bags Calcutta and domestic,
7 l-2c
Wool-Valley, 20&27 l-2c; Eastern
Oregon, 1820o.
Tallow Prime, per lb., 3g3 3 4c; No.
2 and grease, 22 l-2c.
Mohair Choice, 30 32c
Feathers Geese, white, 85 3 40c;
geese gray or mixed, 2530c; duck,
whibs, 1520c; duck, mixed, 1216c
Deeawax Good, clean and pure, 20
22c per lb.
Hops, Wool, Bidet, Etc,
Hops New crop, 1012c; old crop, 10
(?12c.
Hides Dry hides, No. 1, 10 lbs. and np,
lOfiflfl l-2c per lb.; dry kip, No. 1, 5 to
15 Iba., 14$ 15c per lb.; dry calf, No. 1,
unde.- 6 lbs., 17(l8c; dry salted, bulls
and stags, one third less tbsn dry flint
(culls, moth-eaten, badly cut, scored,
murrain, hair-slipped, weather-beaten or
grubby, 23c per lb. Itsi; salted hides,
tws, sound, 00 lbs. and over, 010c per
lb.; 60 to 00 lbs., 8 1 2!c per lb.; under
50 IU. and cows, 8ft9c per lb.; ealtel
tnga and bulls, aoind, Cc per lb.; salted
kip, wound, 13 to 30 IU., 0c per lb.; salt
Grain, Produce, reed.
Wheal -Walla Walla, 72r; salley, T2o;
bluenU'in, 7.V; red, fls?.
t.t -White. $'J4.5rt; gray. (22.
Hurley - Hrrwlng, $20; feed, $10.50;
rolled. $21.30.
Hay -Timothy, $12.30'S13OOi clover,
(H.'MHuV; ihrut, t'.50r.iM; alfalfa, $10.
MilUluir.-Mi.lJIin., $24('.25) chop,
$10; bran, $1'J(120; ihort, $21(22.
I'lour-IIard heat, patent, $4.M;
straight. Ci 'MXiXW; Kraham, $3.M); rye,
$3; whola wheat Hour, W 85; valley flour
$3HO(.I4 lkola, fd.30(7.25; eautern,
rye, $5.50; PilUbury, $(J.83ri723
Crn-Whole, $28; cracked, $20 per
ton.
I!ye-$1.30 -r cwt.
Dates Colden, 001b. lKixea, 00 I 2--;
Mb. faekaLi-a. 8cs Fard.. 15-11. Imxea.l'd '!. siiind, 10 to 14 lbs.. 9c ter lb.:
1.40 box. j salted calf, sound, under 10 lbs., 10c ptr
Nuts Walnuts, No. I, aort t.licll, ! lb. (green, unalt d, lc jmt lb. es; cull,
!c; No. I, hard shell, 13 3 4 ; fhil. Jlc lr lb. leu.). Kheep kins: Shear
lie; almond, 20V; fllU-rta, 14 17e; ; ''na, No. 1 biitchern' Mo-k. airtOc each;
llranila, l.V; pecans, 13 l-2 15e; hii kory. "Imrt wind, No. 1 butclicr' utock, 4U('i
8e; Virginia xanut, 7fi7 l-'2-j Jumho J wh; medium wool, No. 1 butchers'
Virginia ieanuts, Oe; Japaneae peanut, u OOri KOc; long wwl, No. 1 butchera'
5 12(u.C-; che.tnut. Italian, Itc; cocoa- to1'. $1-006 1.50 each. Murrain jwlts
nut, dozen, Wk. itoin 10 to 20 r cent h n, or 12ft He
Pigs White, lb., 5 l-2&8c; black, 0 lnT "'-i horie hide, t-alted, each, accord
i:7c. I'm to alze, 1.5or2.00; dry, inch, ac-
lleans-Small white, 4 l-4e; hut-e 'eor.lin to i.o, $1 .Vtj wdta' hide, 25W
white, 3 1 2cj pink, 3-; bayou, 4 3-4c;!s,)c tnii ff"t nkins, common, 10iffl5c
Aunt Maria From Danbury
Produce.
Ilutter Fancy creamery, 27i city
creamery, 32Jc; dairy, 101 17c; store
14 1 l.V.
( heee Young America 15c; Oregon
full cn-am, l.'ljc,
Fg)r-l'reili Oregon ranch, 2HW27J
eatern egg, 23r20c; cdd storage, 23
Poultry Itooktera, Ofa 10-; ; hen, llf'T;
12c; fryer, 1 life 121c; broilers, 11,
121c; jfeee, live, HrtiHlr; drenaeil, 0(5
lOc; turkey, live, Ufa l.V; dreed, 18(??
20c; duck, old, llrjl2ci epring duck
12ri13c; pigeons, per dozen, $1.00(125
squabe, $2.00 2.50.
Honey Dark, lojllc; amber, 12
13c; fancy white, 121131c.
Fruit and Vegttable.
Crapes 60c(g$1.00.
California grapes $1 1.23.
CantelouKs Crate, $1123.
riums-Crat, 6075c
Peaches Oregon Freestone 75cfi$1.60,
Apples Creen, 75c$1.60.
Grspe Xruit-CraU, $2.50(33.00.
Hucklclierries Per lb, 7o.
Cranlerries per bbl, $!)(, 0.50.
Tropical fuiits Iemons, fancy, $5.00;
choice, $4.60 per box; oranges, $4.50
6.00; bananas, 6o per lb; pineapples,
$3.504.00 per dosen.
Potatoes New Oregon,05(375c per 100
lbs; onion, 86o per 100 lbs; tomatoes,
crate, 30c; new California turnips,
sack,. $125; -eabbagea, per lb, 1' 1-4(3
1 , l-2o; head- lettuce,' 16o down; hot
bouse, $1 box, celery, dozen, 0575c;
radishes?,', per 'dozen, 15c; grsext onions,
per dtfren,. 15c; rhubarb, lb, 221j.
Cucumbers Box, 60c; beeets, $1.50 per
t a mm ' ! ' -
sacK! carrot a, vo per sack; green peas,
lzc; green Deans, 4Q:5c; .wax. 4ct
garlic, I2e; egg plant,.' 15c lb.; green
corn, 121o dos,j..awM DptaUea.'Xle,..,
,V Dried Frult-l-Apples, avaporateu .9e
per lb. I sundrled, sacks or boxes, none;
apricot ' IJSWiV" ,peidtes,4-10511ei
pears, 10 It l-2c; imrnei, ItallirV' ($
1 1-tei IYenclr,3 Itcr g;m!aclrtrJ
S 3-4c; do; whfU, none;' Smyrna, 20c;
Fard. daUs,1 Ocj plunuJ,'plttd, 'fa, "
Cereal foods Rolled oats, cream, 90
Ib. sacks, $6.75;' lower jrade, $3X)
$025; oatmeal, steel cut, 60-lb. sacks, $8
per bait; 10-IU. sacks, $4.2J5 per UlCf 6t
meal (ground),' 60-lb. iickx, $70 per
l.lmas, 7c; Mexican, red, 9c.
Pickled good- Pick led pigs' feet, 1 2-
barrels, $3.00; 14 barrels, $2.75; 15-lb.
kits, $1.25; pickled tripe, 12 barrel,
$5.00; 14 barrel, $2.73; ,5 n,,, viUi
$1.25; pickled pig' tongues, 1-2 -barrel,
?(K); 1-4 barrel. $3.(K); 15 1b. kit,
$1.50; pickled lambs' tongues, 1 2 bur-n-ls,
$9.(W; 1 4 Urrels, $3.50; 15 lb. kit,
$2.73.
Coffee Mocha, 24g28e; Java, fancy,
2fi(;32e; Java, goo.1, 20ro24C; Java, ordi
nary, 17(a20cj CoMa Rica, fancy, 18'-?
2tK-i Cuta Rica, good, 14(3 Itic; Ar
buckle, ICo per lb.; Lion, Iflo per lb.;
Columbia coffee, 13 l-4c; Salvador, 11
15c.
Provi-ion Hams, to size, 13 3 4e;
hams, picnic, 0 l-2c; bacons, regular, 12c;
bacon, breakfast, 13 1-2I0 l-2o; dry
alt sides, 11c; bscks, dry salt, lie.
Urd Kettle rendered: Tierces, 11c;
tubs, 11 14c; 60s, U l-4c; 20c, 11 3-8c;
10s, 11 3-4c; 6s, 11 7-8c; Standard pure:
Tierces, lOc; tub, 10 l-4c; 60. 10 l-4c;
20s, 10 3-Bc; 10s, 10 3 4c; 5s, 10 l-4c; ,
9c. Compoundi Tierces, 7c; tuU, 7 l-4c;
50a, 0 3-4c; 10. 7 l-4c; 6. 7 3 4c.
Sausage Portland nam, 13 1 2c per lb.;
minced bam, 10c; aummer, choh-e dry,
17 l-2c; bologna, long, 6 l-2c; Wiener
wurst, 8c; liver, 5c; port', 9c; blood, 5c;
headcheese, 12 l-2c; bologna sausage,
link, 4 1 2c.
Raialna Loos Muscatels, 3 crown,
7 l-2e; 2 crown, 6 l-2c; bleached aeed
less Sultanas, 7 12c; unbleached seed
less Sultanas, 0 3-4c; London lsyers, 3-
crown, whole boxes of 20 lbs., $1.85; 2
crown, $1.75.
Fresh Meat! and Fish.
Fresh meats Veal, small, 7 l-28c;
large, 315c; pork, 77Cj beef,
bulls, 1 l-22c; cows, 3 1-I4c; steers,
4 1-2(35 l-2c; mutton, 00 l-2c; lambs,
77 l-2o.
Oysters Shoalwater bay, per ration,
$225; per sack, $3.75 net; Olympia, per1
ttch; Angora, with wmd on, 2V(!t$1.50
ah.
Oils.
TurK'ntinc-fases, hOc per gallon;
In giKtd barrel, 8Sc per gallon.
White Lead Ton lot, TJcj 500 pound
lot, 8jc; .- than 500-pound lot, 8je.
Casoline Stove ganoline, caes, 231e;
iron barrels, 17c; 80 deg. gno!ine, cases,
32c: Iron barrels or drums, 20e.
Coal Oil Caws, 20Jc; Iron barrels
l.V; wood barrel, l?li.
JSenr.ine-C.I degree, ene 22c; iron
rmrrel, 15Jo.
l.in-eed Oil-Haw, barrel lots, 58c
cae, Clc. Itoiled, Cto; 1 barrel lots
00c; cae, Cfic.
(Continued from page 3.)
TelJ, w bar bad a great tlroa
here. I'll just tell you what happened.
and men you 'II understand better than
I do, probably. In the first place, tliert
was tue big storm, a tropical delugw of
rain beginning In th mlddla of a win
ter's night. I thought that our boose
would be awept away or melted Ilk
augar, and In the morning I was by n j
meaaa surprised to learn that the roof
had leaked and that the water bad run
down through the celling of Aunt Ma
ria's room. She slept so soundly that
an anew Dotting about It Oil morning.
"Tb garret waa a wreck, for the wa
fer bad played peculiar pranks around
on of the flilmneys and bad washed
cut a great lot of soot A river black
as tb rUyx flowed across the floor and
elliptic! itwif in a aerie of graceful
waterfalls down the garret stairs.
"Deri bad to go straight to the oZot,
and I was left alone to face the situa
tion. I scut the rook Into the garret
with a mop and dispatched the maid to
fetch a carpenter who had don consid
erable work for us and waa such a
Jovial, harmless fellow that be hardly
seemed to fall under tb ban Imposed
because of Aunt Maria's peculiarities.
Indeed, I described him to her, and sbe
made no objection to hla eoming.
'What does the fellow do but bring
an assistant, a ratjaced creature cal
culated to excite suspicion even la to
trustful a heart as mine. Aunt Mala
was In. th ball upstairs when the men
came, and so soon as her eyes felt upon
Mr. Hatty she fled. And here's the
amazing jmrt of It: The man ran after
her. Ho chased bcr through her room
and P-crt" rnd mine and out Into the
bull nsiiln. She tried to get down the
stairs, tut tLe curpnt-r and I were In
tho wny, no hIio could only flee aloft.
Up the garret stairs she flow wltb sur
prising n'!lty, nnd Mr. Ratty still pur
sued bcr. I could do nothing but
screnni In n Ktlfled voice, while the
stupid carpenter stood petrified.
At the bead of the garret stairs wn
flic cook with her mop. It was soaked
with Nooty water. Atut Maria seized
it, nnd as Mr. Ratty came bounding tip
tl.tj stalrt she thrust It hard into bis
face. lie fell backward to tbo bottom,
nnd I thought Lo must be dead, but he
struggled to hi feet ami then sank
tdowly lown to the floor again and lay
still.
"I rau to his assistance, half fright
ened out of my wits, and my state ac
counts for my action that has won me
me been explained to me. Of TSotse
tne woman wasn't Aont Maria at alL
There Isn't any Aunt Maria. Our guest
waa the private secretary of Schuyler
Bodley, fie treat financier, who la the
brains of our whol outfit,' as Bert
ays. 171 sre Is a lawsuit for millions.
I don't luideraUnd all the facta or
know wh la In the right, but It ap
pear! that Mr. Bodley mad a terrible
lot of tocney by. selling some itocka
which wer not worth anything. And
there's another man who bad the privi
lege of se. llng some, but be didn't do It
quickly enough. So be naturally want
Mr. Bodley to divide wltb him. but Mr.
Bodley won't do it la that clear!
Anyhow, the second man wanted to
err a paper on the private secretary.
woo Know an Mr. BoaW secrets.
Ana no wonder she take a serious
view of life. The paper. would hare
compelled ber to go to court to testify.
So sbe had to bide, and Bert brought
ber here. The danger la over now, and
she baa gone to work again and Uvea
at borne. But Mr. Bodley la very
grateful to Bert and baa promoted
him. and I bare received from a stock
broker whom I never heard of before a
certified check for $10,000, with let
ter saying that It la the profit on my
purchase of something or other that I
never dreamed of buying. . Bert aya I
may honestly keep the money, because
w all ran a chance of going to Jail In
this affair, and that' why be didn't tell
m in the first place who th woman
really waa. He wanted to keep me out
of trouble If be could. That waa very
sweet of him, but It's all so strange. I
doo't think 1 shall ever come to under
atand anything about bualnesa."
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TIDE TABLE, OCTOBER
OCTOBER, 1905.
OCTOBER, 1905.
High Water.
Date.
HUNDAT 1
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday 4
Ttittrsday j- S
Friday
Saturday
oyNDAT SI
M6nday ..-!
Tuesday ...,,..,,10
Wednesday 11
Thursday .12
Friday. ;........ls
tBaturday .......Ml
SUNDAY i,n
Monday .......
Tuesday ...... ,.V
Wednesday ......18
Thursday ........19
Friday JO,
Saturday ....... .21
SUNDAY .!
Monday ........ .IS
Tuesday zl
Wednesday Z5
Thursday .2!ll!l5
11:15
0:IS
A.M.
h.m
in
4:15
1:14
f:2
7:44
1:64
I j P. M.
ftTfh.tn.) fC
Low Water.
Date.
Id
T-l
:S0. 7.2
l:Sf
11:18
11:11
fl:lffl
0:47,
i:i2
HI7
1:17
I.-K7
1:43
4:10
I; 18
1:18
7:4
Ir47
1:40
10:28
Friday 27
Saturday ........28
(SUNDAY .".If
Monday loj
Tuesday Il
l:i1
l:n
2:08
7.8
M
7.T
.T.T
T.S
7.1
7.0
I
1.5
7.1
12
1.2
It
7.0
7.6
1.0
1.1
2
81
.1:18
1:121 1.0 Monday
1.0
T.T
4:00
4:18
1:01
7:10
1:16
1:44
10:40
11:25
12:251
12:14
1:20
1:4
1: 101
1:41
1:02
1:10
1:10
1:89
10: 6
11:48,
12128
i!oI)
1:44
j. SUNDAY 1
1.7 Tuesday .2
1.1 Wednesday i 4
7.V Thursday ........ 6
7. Friday
7.1- Saturday ........ T
TJi SUNDAY 8
7.8 Monday ......... I
7.t)Tueaday 10
Wednesday ill
l.l-inuraaay 12
a.ltPYiday i 12
1.1 Saturday ..14
8.2 SUNDAY 15
A.M.
P.M.
h.m. ft. I h.m,
1:28
1:15,
10:08
11:10
o:o
Xi 10
1:20
2:25
:2H
1:08
1: 50)
:25
:67
7:24
7:47
1.1 Monday IK 8:12
to Tuesday ...17
7.1 Wednesday ......18
7.0 Thursday 19
7.1 Friday 20
1.9 Saturday 11
IT SUNDAY 22
I.I Monday .........21
7.1 Tuesday .........14
7.1 Wednesday .15
8.1 Thursday 21
I.. Friday 17
t.4 Saturday 28
91 SUNDAY 19
9.5 Monday 101
9.1 Tuesday 11
1:40
1:18
9:67
10;65
0:65
ti08
1:15
4:li
1:02
1:60,
1:85
7:11
1:09
1:69
1.1
1.7
19
0.1
0.5
0-7
0.7
0.8
0.9
U
L8
1.5
19
1.1
t9
1.1
2.5
l-T
1.2
1.8
1.8
1.1
1.1
1.1
LI
11
1.9
14
9:08
9:58
l.10:66
. .
11:11
1:18
1:64
1:69
4:Jf
1:191
0:18)
0:55
TJ18
7:65
1:23
1:60
1:24
10:02
10:51
11:48
ni:ll
1:18
1:48
1:63
4:60
1:40
1:18
T:ll
1:00
1:60
1:40,
-0.6
-0.4
-0.1
e
t.l
1.4
1.1
17
1.1
IA
1.1
0.0
0.7
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
9.1
0.8
1.0
1.1
II
1.0
1.1
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LEAVES CALLENDEB DOCK, As
toria, for Portland, daily except Fri
day at a P. M. Arrives in Portland
at 8:30 P. Jf.
LEAVES ASTORIA FOR PORT
LAND on Sundays at 1:30 P. M. Ar
rives in Portland at 9:00 P. M.
Leaves Portland, Alder St Dock,
daily except Friday at 7:30 A. M.
Leaves Portland on Sundays at I
A. M.
0. W. S. Navigation Co.
Main Office: Alder St Dock, Port
land, Oregon.
Astoria Office: Callender Dock.
TRAVELER! QUIDS.
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TRAVELED
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U tne Crack Trafi of iHeu all far
COMFORT ail ELEGANCE
The ticket office at Portland is at
155 Morrison St, Cor.jd.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Aaeiataot Oeneral Tnttrnget'lgtiet
PORTLAND. OREGON.
if -it
"Best
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BBS DROPPED IT TPON A PIBTICCLaRLI
HOT FIRE.
so much uunicrlted praise. The poor
fellow had a big envelope clasped in
his hand, but the document which It
had contained had fallen upon the floor,
It looked as If It might be a life Insur
ance policy. That was my Insane no
tlou about It, and, thinking that he
stood much In need of such a paper at
that moment, 1 carefully thrust It Into
the brmora of my dress. Then I called
to the enrpeuter, who got bis wlta at
last and helped me carry the man Into
Bert's room. We laid him on a couch,
and presently Aunt Maria looked lit at
the dor and said, Ts he dead?" hope
fully, ujou my word. 'lie la uncon
sclous,' said I. And at that Aunt Maria
came cautlouslyln and tried to get
through lo ber own room.
"Iurtantly.Mr. Ratty, who had been
ahammlcg, sprang from the couch and
leaped toward Aunt Maria, who was
neatly trapped la a corner of the roti
'a axe irur ne cried ana called 0
some name.. He thrust the big envelope
toward er ana, a that moment first
perceived that It waa empty,
I nerrr had seen such a dreadful
express4ou of, disappointment on any
creature. The fact that be looked like
ont $L the lower anl mala made It the
more pathetic. lie put a hand to one of
hla pock ate and then rushed out ofHLe
rodnir' rightly, .guessing .that" he-had
dropped tlie paper at the foot of the
garretatalra: " ; '
Aont Maria Immediately locked the
doors, and when she turned to me
was honing the paper In my '
Ob, how wonderfully bet r- - ( .
up! i8be took the nape r. . . .
droiped It upon a p . sr -In
the g;te. ' jt , .r a 1 .
burned. Aur' :u . i i
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SAN FRANCISCO &
PORTLAND S. S. C0.
Fare inoludirg berth and mesle, 15
Round-trip, 125,
by test", '
A trans continental trav
eler says: Tve 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-
between Minneapolis, St. U
i am ana vincago.
He fore Maitlngon a trip no matter
rhero-wrlt ftr lntrrtlng inrorma
tioo about comfortable traveUri.
H. L SISLER, General Ajent
132 Third Si. Portland, Oregon.
T. W. TFASDALE, -General
Paaoenarr Agent,
Bt haul, Mion.
ASK THE AGENT FOR
TICKETS
VIA.
Steamer Leaves Astoria for San
Francisco Every 5 Days.
Connects at SanFrancisco with Rail
and Steamer Lines for South,
ern California.
G. W. KOI1E1JTS, Agent.
Astoria, Oregon.
A. O. D. KERRETJU
Gen. Pas. Agent
San Francisco, Cat.
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STAMMERING AND STUTTER
ING CURED
For Particulars Address
THE PACIFIC SCHOOL FOR STAM
MERERS
1261 east Ysmhill Street,
Portland, Oregon..
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To tpokani St Paul. Mlnneapeii
Ouluth, Chioago, St Louis, and ail
points east and soutav
2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY Q
The Flyer and 1 he Fast Mali L
SPLENDID SERVICE
UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT
COURTEOUS EMPLOYE ,
Daylight trip across the Cascade o4
Rooky Mountains.
For tickets, rates folders and fun ta
formation call on or addreu
H. DICKSON,
City Ticket AesaL
III Third Street. Portland, Or.
. o. terk.es, a. a. p. a,-
Corner First avenue and Tester waj
Seattle, Wash.
WE GIVE EXPEDITED
' SERVICE ON FREiCXT,
ROUTE YOUR SHIPMENTS
VIA GREAT1 NORTH ER
Fall Information from
WM. HARDER. General Aps,
Portland, Ore.
The Workfe fah Rewbw
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Asioria & : Columbia River !r R Co.
" EFFECTIVE S1PT H,
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