UrURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1905.
THE J10hiiXt A5T0RIAN. ASTORIA OREGON.
PORTLAND
MARKETS
I itcst Quotations in the Portland
Markets.
Complstt Market Report! Corrected Each
Day Giving iU Wholstala Price of
Commodities, Farm Product and Vega-
Scarcity and good drmsnd for poultry
Dtark condition on Front utrret today,
and corumllon mes lMk for so ad
vanra la prtura tlit next two day.
Country stocks were di-ph-ted . at
Tnankglvlng and ChrUlms to tuck
an wtcot that few turkry or chick
, v.er left for shipment, and now the
Nw Year demand come In the face of
the extreme scarcity.' Cold storage
torke'of turkey, which re conldred
full enough to meet any demand that
w.,U nrwar all next summer, will
f 1 11.. w. .k La miml utiitiiM Minitum-
prvowiy u -
ert cert for turkry to any extent next
Monday. Prices of turkey are .'not
i:t,lu ' - ,1. an,, in (tia ratal! diatru-i.
however, aa M'.V(i a pound W all
Portland wiwutwn will pay.
Wheat Market Pull
An oppressive quiet ha coMie over tlie
whrat market tliU week in Portland.
Kxportera rcMrt prodw-vr a unwillinjf,
to anil at prenrnt quotation". Value
a ro slowly but itetdily declining, nnd
hipir ar not rpr to Imy. Miller
have NMi"idrraul wheat on linwl, and
a Ihia waa bought at higher fluri
than rule now, four mannfartnrer are
out of It for the preoent. The flour
market la dull on account of lark of
demand from the Orient, and millmen
expect that wheat will go lower nnlem
something unforearen happens. What
tht new year will tring forth no one
venture to gue, nut much depend
on condition in California and in
Kurope.
Grain, Product, Feed.
WHeaU-Walla lla, 71c; Valley,
73cj blueatem, 73 red, 68a
Oata-Wblte, 270 gray, $26.50.
Ilarlfy-BrewlDg, 623 j fed, l-2.50.
rolled, 23-Hay-Valley
timothy, 610(811; Kat
em Oregon, $13.60U; clover, fS.ftOj
cheat, 17.50(3 M j alfalfa, $10.
Millatuffa Middling 4l223j chop,
$19i brain, $18(519; ahorti, 20$21.
Hour Hard wheat patent, $4.35 j
tralght, $3 M(?; graham, $3.75; rye,
$5; whole wheat flour $4: Valley flour,
$3.06(33.90; Dakota, $6.50(37.25; , East
ern rye, $5.40; PilUbury, $fl.30?7.15;
CorvallW, $3.70.
Corn-Whole, f28; cracked. $29 per
ton.
Rye $1.50 per cwt.
' Produce.
Butter Fancy creamery, 27f30c;
city creamery, 30A32ic; dairy, lOlrrf
17c; atore, 14rtI5c; Eastern creamery,
ii.1iv.27lc; butter fat, 2(W31e.
t'heeae Young American, lCglClej
Oregon full cream, l')Ca,Uc.
Egg Freh Oiegon ranch,' 30c; Eat
ern egg, 23ft 25c.
Poultry,4)M moat-re, firdPc; hcn,
IU(ql2ei flprlng, lOirnllc; broiler,
lur10)c; drw-e.1 chicken, 13 131c;
jrceae,, live, OftlOr; dree, 12f 12.ei
turkey, live, 17(a.l7k; drewncd, lOC'i
2Io; duck, old, Il(3;l2c; Spring duck,
14c; pigeon, per down, 61(31.25;
squama, $2(i 2.50.
Honey Durk, lOillcj amber, 12(3
13c; fancy white, 14 ft 15c.
Fruit and Vegetablea.
California grapea-$lfU0.
Malaga grapes 60.00 per bbl
Apple Oreen, 75c$1.75.
Pear- -$1.25(31.50 a box.
Grape, frult-$2JW3.00 orate,
Huckleberrlea 7o per lb.
Cranberriea $12.60 per barrel.
Tropical frulta Lemona, fancy, $4-60;
thok, $4.00 per box; orange, $2X0(3
3.00) banana, So per 2b plnapplea,
93Mg per dot.
PoUtoee per eeck, C5375ci ear lota,
country) Jobber' prk, 75(85) per
100 IU.,) turnip 7fi0Oe aack; cab
bagea, per pound, l($Uc) celery, docen,
78rg5j onion, $1.05S1.10, in country,
jobber' prior, $1.20(1 1J()j cucumber,
box, 50c ; beet $1 per uk) carrot 75c;
per aack) garlic, 10e) egg plant, 15c pet
pound; tweet (potatoea, 22ic red pep
per, 2,0e pound; huthou lettuce, 35c
doten. California vegetable Green
bearu, lOo pound; green pea, lOo;
prouU, 8 radUhea, S5o docen bunches;
Chile pepper, $125 box; torn toe, $1.25
box) bead lettuce, 25o dot.) artichoke,
75 dot.
Grocerici, ProWalont, Ite,
6ugar, aack baala Golden 0 , $4.95;
extra. C, $5.08) powdered, $5.05) patent
eube $5.80) can, D. O, $55; fruit aug
er, $8X5) beet tugar, $5.45) barrel ewt
lOe; kega, ewt, 25c; boxea, ewt, SOt ad
vance over tack baaia, leas ic lb. U paid
for la 15 day. -' . ' ,
Bait-Bale of 75 ?, bale, $1.60; bale
of 60 3, Uto,' $1.M) bale of 1 40 4a,
balee, $1.60 bale of 1510a, bale, $1X0; I
bag, 50a, fine, ton, $11.00; bag, 60 lb
genulae Liverpool, ton, $17.00; beg, 80
i fround, 100), toa, $7X0; E.&V.
P., 20 0 lb. carton, $2.25; R. 8. V. P,
24 3-lb, carton, $1.78; Liverpool lump,
toi, $18.50,
Rut Imperial Japan, No. 1, $5X5;
Southern, Japan, 6c; broken, 4jc; bead,
fancy, 71 bead, choice, 0c
Coffee Mocha, 242cj Java, fancy,
6232c; Java, good, Z024; Java, ordi
nary, 17020; Coota Rica, fancy, 1820j
Coatav Rica, good, 14$18; Arbucklee, 10c
per lb.; Lion 18 per lb.) Columbia coffee,
131c; Salvador, 11 15c
ProvUion llama, to' elxe, 13c; bama,
picnic, 9c; bacon, regular, 12c; bacon,
breakfast, nj-gldlc; dry aalt bdea, 11c;
back, dry aalt, lie.
Xut Walnut, No. 1 aoft ihell, 151c;
No. 1, hard ehell, 15e; Cible, 13c; al
mond, 17c; Alberta, 1415; Brazil,
14o; pecan, 13i315c; hickory, 8c; Vir
ginia peanuts, 7S7cj Jumbo Virginia
peanuta, 9c; Japaneae peanut, 8i0ci
cbwnuta, Italian, 14o; eocoanuta, doten,
75 80c; new almond, 18(3 17c,
Fig White, lb 5 1-tSfcj black, 6
(tic
Bean Small white, 4 l-4c; large
whits, 8 l tc; ptnk, 8j bayou, 4 S-4c;
Umas, 7e; Mexican, red, 9e.
Pickled goode-PicUad pig' feet, 1-2
barrel, $5.00; 1-4-barreIs, $2.75; 151b,
kits, $1X5; pickled tripe. 1 .-barrels,
$5.00) 1-4 barrel, $2.75) 181b. kits,
$125) pickled pig1 tongue, 1-2-barrel,
$8.00; 1-4-berrrtt, $3.00; 151b. kit,
$1.50; pickled lamb' tongue, 1-2-bar-reU,
$9.00; 1-4-barrele, $5.50; 15 lb. klU,
$2.78.
Coffee Mocha, 24S8c rava, fancy,
20 (J 32c; Java, good, 20g24c; Java, ordi
nary, 1720e; Costa Rica, fancy, 189
20c 1 Coota Rica,' good, 14018c; Ar
bucklee, 16c per lb.; Lion, 18c per lb.)
Columbia coffee, 13 l-4c; Salvador, 119
18c,
Lard Kettle-rendered: Tierces, 11c;
tube, 11 1 4c; 50. 11 l-4c; 20c, 11 3 8c;
10a, 11 3-4c; 6. 11 7-&CJ Standard purer
Tieroea, 10c; iubt, 10 l-4c; 60. 10 l-4c;
20. 10 3-8c; 10, 10 3-4o ; 6. 10 l-4c; 5.
lb, sacks, $8.78; lower grade, $5X0(
$8.25; oatmeal, steel cut, 50-lb. sacks, $8
per bale; 10-lb. tacks, $45 per bale; oat
meal (ground), 80-lb. sacks, $7X0 per
bale j 10-lb. sacks, $4-00 per bale; split
pea, $4.00 per 100-Tb. sack; 25-Ib. boxee,
$1.18) pearl barley, $4-28 per 100 lbs.)
25-Ib. boxea, $1X8 per box; pastry flour.
10 lb. sacks, $2X0 per bale.
Canned salmon Colombia river, l ib.
talk, $1X5; 2 lb. telle, $2X0; fancy l ib.
flat, $2.00; 1-2 lb. fancy data,, $1X5;
fancy Mb. oval, $2.75; Alaaks Ulla.
pink, 90c; red $1.45; nominal, 2s,
tsll, $2.00.
Mason frvit Jars Half-gallon, per
groas, $1.00; quart, $7X0; pints, $8X8;
extra caps, per groas, 82X5.
Economy fruit jara-iCalf -gallons, per
groas, $13X8; quarts, $10.80; pints, $8X5;
extra caps, $1X5.
Everlasting fruit jar Half -gallon,
$12X0; quarts, $8X0; pints, $7X0; extra
esps, g!s, 12X0.
9c, Compound) Tierces, 7c; tubs, 7 l-4)
50. 8 8-4e; 10i; 7 l-4c; 5. 7 14c,
Sauaago Portland nam, 13 l tc per lb.;
minced ham, 10c; summer, choice dry,
17 l-2c; boloffna, long, 8 l-2c; wiener
wi7t, 8c; liver, 6c; port, 9c; blood, 6c;
neadcheeee, 12 l-2c; bologna tauage,
link, 4 1-23.
Raltina Looas Muacatela, 3-crown,
7 l-2c; 2 -crown, 8 l-2c; bleached seed
leu Sultaruta, 712c; unbleached need
les Sultanrts, 6 3-4c; London layers, 3-
crown, whole boxe of 20 lb, $1X8; 2
crown, $1.75.
Dried Fruit Apple, evaporaud, 91o
per lb.; sundried, aacka or boxes, none;
apricots 1112; peaebea, 10 He;
pears, 10&12 l-2c; prunes, Italian, 8
8 l-2c; French, 3 l-2o; figs, Cat black,
6 3-4C) do, white, none; Smyrna, 20c;
Fard. datea, 8c; pluma, pitted, 6c
Cereal food Rolled oats, cream, 90-
TIDE TABLE, DECEMBER
DECEMBER, 1906.
Hlfh Water.
Date.
Friday II 4:33
Saturday 21 6: 2SJ
8UNDAT I 1:24
Monday 4 7: JO
Tuesday ......... 5 1:12
Wedneeday ( 1:02
Thursday 71 t:4
Friday 810:21
Saturday 111:04
SUNDAY 10 0:08
BUND AT 1011:41
Monday 11 0:48
Tueaday 12 1:2
Wednesday 13 1:06
Thursday 14 1:42
Friday 15 1:20
Baturday 14 4:02
SUNDAY 17 4:60
Monday 18 6:38
Tuesday ,.10 1:11
Wedneaday 20 7:27
Thursday 21 1:22
Friday R
Saturday 23 10:11
SUNDAY 2411:01
Monday 26 t:23
Monday 2511:60
Tueaday 26 1:11
Wedneeday 27 1:67
Thuraday 28 2:41
rrtday 29 3:151
Saturday 30 4:04
SUNDAY .Ill 4:4S
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a 4 Tnuraaay xi
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... 8UNDAY 241
... Monday 25
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Freih met-VeaJ, email, 77e;
Urge.' '$lSt 'pork, 8i(37c) beef,
bull, '1 l-22c; cow, 34c; tteers,
4 1-2(36 1 2c; mutton, 7 7 l-2c; lambs,
7 l-2B8o. .
Oysters Shoalwater Day, per gallon,
$215; per sack, $3.76 net) Olympla, per
tack, $818; Easter transplanted, $1J0
per 100 lbs.
Clams IIrd.bIl, per box, $2.00; raxor
clam,' $2.00 per box.
FUh Crabs, per doxen, $10; Shoal
water bay oyaters, per sack $4.00, gil
lon, $225; halibut, 8c;' black
01; baaa, per lb, 12 ,l-2c; jierrhif, 6c;
Sounders 6e; catflah, 8c; lobsters, .per
lb,' 12 l-2c; silver tmelt, 8c) shrimp,
10c; perch, 6c; sturgeon, 8c; tilrsrside,
60; tea trout, 12 l-2e; black bass. 20
28e; Yaqulna chinook salmon, 6c:
Grain bags Calcutta and domeatie,
7 12c
Wool-Valley, 26(g27 12c; KaaUrt
Oregon, 18220c
Tallow rrime, per lb, 333 3-4c No,
2 and grease, tgi l tc
Hop, Wool, Sides, Ztc
Hop New crop, 1012c; old crop, 10
water bay oytten, par tack, $4-00; oy-
12o.
Bidet Dr bides, No. 1, 16 Iba. and up,
18(318 1 2o per lb.) irj kip, To, 1, 6 to
16 IU, 14(3 16c per lb.) dry calf, No. 1,
undo? f lbs., 1718c; dry salted, bulla
and 1 tags, on third less than dry flint
(culls, moth-eaten, badly cut, scored,
murrain, halr-allpped, weather-beaten or
grubby, 2 So per lb. leas); salted hides,
teers, sound, 60 lbs, and over, 9fJ10e per
j lb.; 60 to 60 lbs, 8 !-29e per lb.) un ler
60 lbs. and cow, 8&9o per lb.) talteJ
tag and bulla, tound, 60 per lb.) salted
kip, sound, 18 to 30 lbs, 9e per lb.) salt
ed veal, sound, 10 to 14 lbs, 9c per lb.)
salted calf, sound, under 10 Ibt, 10c per
lb. (green, unialted, le per lb. leas; cull,
le per lb. lest). Sheep tkinti Shear
lings, No. 1 butchers' stock, 28 (g 30c each;
short wool, No. 1 butchers' stock, 40
60o each; medium wool, No. 1 butchers'
stock, 60(J80c; long wool, No. 1 butchers'
stock, $1.00 1.50 eecn Murrala pelts,
from 10 to 20 per cent less, or 1214c
per lb,; borne hide, salted, each, accord
ing to site, $IJO(?2.00; dry, each, ac
cording to aise, $1.60; colts' bides, 25
50c each; goat tkine, common, 10(3 15c
each; Angora, with wool on, 25c$lJK)
each.
Mohair Choice, 3032c
Feathers Geeet, white, 35$40c;
geese gray or mixed, 25 30c; duck,
white, 1520c; duck, mixed, 12(gl5c
Oil and Lead. .
toal on I'eari ana astral oil, cases,
20c per fjallbn; water white oil, iron
barrel, 15c; wood barrel, 17c; extra
itar caftc, 25c; headlight oil, 175 do
grees, caea, 23c; iron barrel, 171c.
(Wahington State teat burning oil,
except headlight, lc per gallon higher.)
Nrniine Mxty-inree degree, case,
22c; Iron barrels, 171c,
Turpentine In caaes, 8Dc; in wood
barrel, 80c; in iron barrel, 83c; in 10-
caoe lota, 88c.
Linoecd oil Haw, 5 barrel lots, 50c;
1-barrel lota, 61c; in cae, 66c; boiled.
barrel lota, 52c; 1 barrel lota, 53c; in
cases, 58c.
Gasoline Stove gasoline, cases, 24c:
Iron barrels, 18c; 86 degrees gasoline,
caes, 22c; iron barrels or drums, 26c.
Rope Pure Manila, I4je; stsndard,
13Icj Siaal, 11c; IIe brand Sisal, CJc
Lead Strictly pare white lead and
red lead, in ton, 7Jc; 500-lb, lots, 61c;
lets than 500 lbs 81c
Ts iMmp mt Reaaear,
Even a lunatic may not wholly lack
the por of reason. This truth ap
pears In a story toll of the Inspection
of an asylum by the trustee.
Walking through the grounds, they
came upon a party of workmen who
were repairing a wall. One of the
barniless patient, apparently assisting
In the work, was punning a wheelbar
row along U(skle down.
"My frW-nd." said a kind hrted
trustee gently, "you should turn your
wheelbarrow over."
"Not on your life." replied tbt pa
ticut , "I turned It over yesterday, and
they put bricks In !t!"-Phlladephla
Ledger.
A B4 Hnktr.
Young Jsy Green -I tell ye, Letts?
Doollttle I a sport fr your life!
Abner Applodry-I alnt noticed It
pertlckerly.
Young Jsy Green-Yt ain't! Why,
whenever a drummer or anybody gives
him a ten rent cigar he saves the band
otrn It and weas It aa long aa It bold
together on the fl' cent cigars he buys
blmelf. Puck.
rariUHr Eaalts4.
"That haughty young man mutt be
one of our millionaires," said the lu
cjuUlrJve 'stranger.
"No," answered tha hostess. "He baa
all tha airs, but none of the mlUlona,"
Washington Star.
Tlaae Eaaaat).
Borrougba-8ay, old man. there waa
a time when you promised to share
your last dollar with me.
Rlcfaley-That'a all right; I haven't
got down to It yet Catholic Standard
and Timet.
Waal a Im Tim It.
Powell Are you looking for trouble?
Powell Yes. I am on my way to the
railroad station to meet my wlfft
mother. Ne,w York Press.
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CHANGE OF TIMS
Th Baltimore k Ohio Railroad
Commencing Sunday, November 19,
train No, . tha Royal Blut Limited, will
leavt Grand Central passenger station,
Chicago at S p. m. Instead of 3:30 p. m.
and will arrive in Pittsburg at 6:35 a.
m, Washington at 4:40 p. m, Baltimore
5:50 p. m. Philadelphia, 8:19 p. m. New
York 10:40 p. m. the samt as with the
old schedule, thus reducing th time
on hour and thirty minutes. No excess
fart will be charged on thia fast limited
train. All other trains will arrive and
depart tha aamt at formerly. Stop-over
la allowed at Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, not to exceed ten days, at
sack place, on all firtt-slaaa through
tkksta. s
STAMMERING AND STUTTER'
ING CURED
For Particulars Addrett
TBI rAOFIC SCHOOL FOR STAX
MIRERS
1261 tas Ysmhill Street, .
....... Portland, Oregon.,
TRAVELERS GUIDE.
SAN FRANCISCO &
PORTLAND S. S. CO.
Fart Including berth and meals, $16
Round-trip, $28.
Steamer Leaves Astoria for San
Francisco Every 5 Days.
Connects at SanFrancisco with Rail
and Steamer Lines for Scuth.
ern California.
G. W. ROBERTS, Agrut.
Astoria, Oregon.
A. a D. KCRF.KU.
Gen. Pas. An
8sn Franotico C.
THE MILWAUKEE
"Th Pioneer Limited" St Paul co C
. cago, "Short Line" Omaha to
Chicago. "South-West Limited" Kaasa
City to Chicago.
No trains in the service or an; ai
road in the world that equals in equip
ment that of the Chicago, Milwaukee A
St Paul Ry. They own and opt rat
their own Bleeping and dining cars on ah
their traina and give their patton as
excellenea of service not obtainable ene
where.
Berths on their sleepers are longer
higher and wider than la similar ears os
any other line. They protect their train
by the Block system.
Connections made with all Wans -cos
tintatal liatt la Union Depots.
Esr talea Dansk, Svtnak og Norsk
Bier wird deutsch gesprochea.
H. & Kowe, Oeatral Agent, Portland
Ortgoa. 134 Third Street, corner AMer
THI ILLINOIS CENTRAL,
6-est to the east and south, Making
Hose connections with trains of all
transcontinental lines, paasencera arc
liven their choice of routes to Chicago
and through these points to the far
east.
Prospective travelers) desiring infor
mation aa to the lowest rates and besi
routes are- invited to correspond with
the foil owing representaUret:
B, XL TRTJlfBTJLI Commercial Agent
143 Tfctrd eu Portland. Ore
LoulsriHe, Memphis and New OrW-
THI ILLINOIS CENTRAL,
Maintains ncxeeOecl service from th
west to the east and tooth. Making
doe connections with traina' of aJB
transcontinental lines, passengers ar
given their choics of routes to Chicago
Louisville. Memphis and New Orleaae
and through these points to the fai
east
Prospective travelers desiring Infor
mation at to the lowest ratea and best
routes art Invited to correspond witr
th fallowing representatives:
143 Third Bt, Portland, Ore.
J. C LXNDSET, Trav. Passenger Agent
143 Third Bt, Portland, Ore.
PAUL B. THOMPSON. PaaVgr. Agent
J. C LIND8ET, Trav. Passenger Agent
. 142 ThL-C St, Portland. Or.
"Best
by Test"
A trans continental trav
eler says: " I've tried them
all and I prefer the .
North
western Limited
It's the beet to be found from
coast to coast,"
It's "The Train for Com
fort" every night in the year
between Minneapolis, St.
Pan! and Chicago.
Hefhre slatting 00 a trip 00 ssattfev
whaiwrit lor Interesting rolorma
Uoo aboat eoantxiaM nrnveUr I
i
M L StSlE. Ccacral AcaL
133 Third St Portland. Oregon
T. W. istMDALS.
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I ' Lsavss Astoria oa the Tide
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
FOR ILWACO, oonnecnaa; than
I traina for Long Beach, Tiogs
North Beach points, Bstnrnlng
riv at Astoria, same ovenlng.
rbroogh tickets to and from all
dpal European citlat.
1 W. H0BKBT8, Agent,
Astoria, On.
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COMFORT ad ELEGAMCb'
The ticket ofcee at Portland ii at
355 Morrison St, Cor. 3d.
A. D. CHARLTON
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
YOH WILL BE SATISFIED
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WITH YOUR JOURNEY.
U'your tlckeU read over th Dea
rer and Rio O rands Railroad, th
Scenic Lino of th World." T
BECAUSE
Chert art to many aceoio stttrt
Uona and polnta of interest alone
th line betweeo Ogden and Daw
ver that th trip never tiaontsa
tlreoom.
If roo art going East, writ for fcn
rormation and get a pretty book that
will tell rou aB about it.
W. C, MeBrlde, General Agent
134 Third Street
PORTLAND. OREGON
Astoria & Columbia River R. RCo,
EFFECTIVE SBPT tS, 190J.
281
a.m
8
p.m
8:15
8:35
8:36
5:50
6: 10
0:11
30
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8:46.6:251
8:466:261
8:656:30
8:68!6:40
8:127:03
6:18:7:11
9:2.5i7:20
22 (Leave.
Arrive
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p. m. a, mJ
7:00) 8:00) PORTLAND (Union Depot)
8:10! U: 10) - leave. Gobi. arrive
ClaUkin Junct
Went port,
arrive ASTORIA leavt
leave ASTORIA arrive
11:55, arrive WARRENTOX leave
( lare WARRJtXTON amve
1 arrive Ft. Stevena .eave
i leave Ft. Stevena arrive
arrive WARRENTON leave
K-ave WARRENTON leave
8:A3
8:24
10:35
10:05
10:2ttj
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11:35
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Clatsop.
Gearhiirt
SEASIDE leave
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11:20
10:10j
9:11
8:61
7:451
7:4
7:20
70
7:06
7:06
6:52
4:62
6:29
6:22
6:15
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p. m
9:501
8:40
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7:19
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10:25
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Through tickets and close connection via. N. P. railway at Portland sad
Goble. tnd O R. A N. vis, Portland.
J. C MAYO, G. F. and P. Agent.
The
Compartment
Observation
Cars on the
Oriental Limited
Afford you the privacy of your home The comforts of a
club The luxury of a first-class hotel Daily between St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Puget Sound and Intermediate points
via the
Great Northern Railway
For detailed information, rates, etc, call on
8. G. YXJtXES, A. G. P. A. Agent, Seattle, Wash,
S. 8. "HX55XS0TA" sails from Seattle for Orient Feb. 1,06
S. S. DAKOTA" sails from Seattle for
Orient starch 11, 06
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