rKIDAY, OCTOBER is, i9oj.
THE MORNING ASTOMAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
MHIIEIS
Latest Quotations in the Portland
Market
Com! ltti Market Report Corrected lac
Day. Giving tb Wholesale Prices of
Commodities, Firm Product and vt,t
Valley,
rORTLAXO, Ore, Oct. ll.-llen
u potato report ayomewbat better
feeling In the nierket and n Improvi
pent in 011UM demand.
Inquiries art coming from California
point, and when toe rather heavy crop
of early river potatoes l handled t
Fan Pranclwo and iM Angela, the
trade txpecta a good lmiand for Oregon
lata varieties In the Souths
Thla expectation la bated upon two
point a report of Imi than normal lata
crop In California and preference for
the Northern product In an event.
1 Grata, Flow, feel
4 WBatWalla Walla, Wei
7ci Muitem, fltcj red, 62o, x- '
Oat 'White, $33.00) gray, 122,00. i
Corn Wliole, I27 cracked, 28 per
ten.
rtarley-Brewing, 22.00 feed, 121 j
rolled, ffi223.
UjttlM pr ewt ,
Duck wheat $38.00 per too.
Flour Hard wheat patent, $5.Wr
straight, 3,33 grabam, 13410) 17a 3.00j
arhola wheat flour. 3.78t Valley flour,
3.40(t3.fi3j Dakota, 3J0fl.C0, Kaat-
rn rye, 5.0) piUabury, $JJ20j Corrallia,
1310. i ,-tv ;
Milktufft-Mlddllnfte, 124(325) chop,
115) bran, $15) ihort. 10.
Hay Valley, timothy, $H18,60j
Eastern Oregon, flSi&lfl) elorer, $7
750) cheat, 1770) alfalfa, fll.
Grain bagt Fomlgn and domestic.
lie. - '
Produce.
PoultryOld rooster. 0(3 10c j hens, 14
Mcj fryere and broiler, 141(2
1510) dressed chicken, 1519e) gee,
live, 8(J10oj dreted 11HsC turkeya,
young, S0(32Ie) dressed, 1821cj ducks,
old, 14e) Spring durka, 1314cj pigeon
per doaen, fl.OOliS) aquaba, 1.T32.
Cbeeae Young America, 14ligl5e;
Oregon full cream, Data, 131314c.
Eg Oregon ranch, 2930ej East-
em. 2527Jcr
Butter-Country ereamery, 2fl27cj
city creamery, 30c j store, 15101cj but
ter fat, 281o. , ! '
Honey Park, 10lellc; amber, 12
13c) fancy white, 14 15c
Cheese Young, America. li15cj
Oregon full cream, flats, 131 (J 14c
Fresh Heats and Fish.
per 100) frc0 canned, $0.60 per down
qartsj Olymplas (120 IT,.) $5) do per
gallon, 92) do per quart cans, per dot
n, 10,50. '
urd-KtUi-nndwdj Ttos, 11 Jo
tuba, 1 11a 1 50, llic, 20s, lljc, 10, 12c (
oi i'Hf Standard pure, Throes, lOJoj
tub lOJoj 60s, lOloi 20s, 102oi 10a, llfli
5, 181a, Compound. Threes, 71c 1 tub.
71) 60, 7Io) 10. $icj 6. 91o.
Vegetables.
Cabbage Per lb, 2c) cauliflower, j
1.10 per dozen) pawley, 25c per dozen:
hothoui httuca, $IJ5U0 boij head,
40o doseilj spinach, 35oj cucumbers,
local hothouse, 50o per boi artichokes,
C0T5o pep dorenj pens, 4fktj" beau,
600) garlic, 10cj red peppers, dry, 20
(gzse) bell, 90o box j green onions, 12fc
dotes bunches) green corn, 12116j
doaen; eehry, Cfi85o dnn bunch)
egg plant, 102C Ib.j okr, $1.75 pr
beat..,.' "V-: . .';,.
Potato KewJn eouutry. 78fcB0 oer
ewt.) sweet potatoes, t2e lb.
Onion New, $1MM.
Melons CanUlouMS, tlCtASi per
rat) watermelons, 5$$1.00 per owt)
caaabaa, $22JW doten,
Turnip Per sck, 90cfl.00r car
rots, ll.00ILI.225) beets, $125) radish-
121 15c doten buuche.
Frulta.
awa a a
iropicai lruus Jiananat, so per
pound) pineapples, $3.004J5O per dos
enj lemona, fancy, $6007.O0j choice,
$4.755) grape fruit, $4JO5.0O crate)
ilmei, 7Sc$lJ25 per 100) pineapple, $3
J5 per down.
Domestic fruit pple, common, 40
75c) fancy, $1.00(3:1.25 box) crapsp
pie, $1125 crat fig, 85o crate;
grape, 6ctl.50 eratej peaches, 85c
$1) plum, 4050o box) prunes, 405Qc
box) Barthtt pear, $11.23 box;
qulnc7s, 75c$l box) huckkberrh, 10
12e pound) cranberrle, $9 barrel, '
Candled peeh Citron, 10 tb boxei, 25e
Ibi 5-Ib boxe. 25c t lemon peel 101b
boxes, 15e lb) S ib boxes, l&lc) orang(
peel, 101b boxes. 13o lb) 5-Ib boxes,
151a. '
Diniic
SKIN HUMOR
' Orocenea and Prorhlon.
Provhlon Ham, to die, 14c bam,
plctilo 101o) bacon, regular, 181c bacon,
fancy breekfaat 20ct dry aalt side, lllcj
back dry aalt, 11 14&
IHckled gooda-Piekled pig' feci 1
barrel. $5) 1-barrda, $2.75) 151b kite,
$1.25) pickled tripe, l-barrek $5.00)
barrels, $2.75) J5-lb klla, $125) pickled
pip' tonguN, I barnl, $8) i-bamle, $3)
15-lb kit, $1.50) pickled bunba tongue,
1-barrela, $9) l-barrela, $3.50; 13 lb kiU,
$2,75,
Salt-Balea of 75 2, Ula, $1.80) bah
of 00-3, bale, $1.60) Ule of 40-4. Ule,
$1.60) bale of 15-10, bale, $1.60) begs,
50c 1 fin, ton. $12.00) bag, 50 lb, genu
ine Llrerpool, ton, $18,00) bags, 60 lbs,
1 ground, 100a, too. $0.00) R. 8. V. P,
Lineeed oil Raw. 8-barrel lota, 47c) 1
20 B ib eartona, $215, R. & V. P, 24 5-lbLbarTI loU- i9ct in cases, 63c Boiled. 6
cartons, $1.75) Liverpool lump, ton,
$19.50.
Nut Walnuts, No. 1, soft shell, 17c,
Freh Meats-Veal, medium, 76 to 100 iKa l hui ,hell 1Cc, mt 1So girooniIi,
n,Tl8c) 100 to 150 lbs., 77C) 150i7i8cj fliberU. I60, Braails. 15c, pe
to 200 lbs, 66c, 200 Iba and oter, 4 iemMt mmiet hickory. 8c, Tlnrlnln lu a-
6c, pork, 88lc) heavies, 7fi8o, beef,
bulls, 23oj cow, 41(P1?) steers, Bio
ffiOc) mutton, medium she, ,77Hs
largo, 8(38c) Spring Iambi, 881c
Chms Hardshell, per box, $2,00) ra
lor elatma, $2 per box. "-
Fish-Halibut, 6cffl black cod, 7c;
Imss, per lb., 20c j herring, 5c , flounder,
C catflih, 0c) silver smelt, Cc, shrimp,
ITcJ perch, Sc, sturgeon, 10c, sea trout,
c, greyltngs, 8c, stlvereldes, 5(g0c.
Ooffeo Mocha 24(g28ej Java, fancy,
32c) Java, good. 2024c) Java, or
try, 1720c, CoU Rlea, fancy, 18
Coata Rha. good. 12 18c j Ar
ilr. I6I0 per lb, Lion, Ulcper lb,
(!,' ; jiuoia couee, hjl-j cikirauur, 111(31
Oyster Shoalwater Bay, per gallon,
'if per lack, $3.50, Toko Point, $1.60
I i
nut, 8c, Jumbo Virginia peanut, 8c,
Japaneee peanuts. 6s, cheetnuta, Italian,
14c, eocoanut, doren, 85(a00c.
Olive oil California ,per gallon, $2.73,
quart, pr ce, doxen, $715) piuU, 2
do n, $8.50, I pint 4 doten, 89.
Canned aalmun Co:umbia River, 1-lb
Ull, 1.85, 2 lb UU, $2.50 fancy, Mb
flats, $2.00, 1-lb fancy flats, $1.25, fancy
Mb ovale, $2.75, Alanka taUa, pick, 00c,
rod. $1.43, nominal, 2s, tall, $2.00.
Cereal food RoJW oata cream. 00-lb
tacks, $7.00, lower grade, $3.506.50;
oatmeal, ateel out, 50-lb aeks, $3 bale,
10-lb sack,' $4.25 per ' bale, oatmeal
(ground), 50-lb wcks, $7.50 per bah) 10
lb aacks, $4 ier bale, split peasy$4.50
per 100-lb aack, 25-lb boxes, 11.25, pearl
barley, $4.75 per 100 lb, 25-lb boatfs,
$115 per boxr paitry flour, 10-lb sack,
Impossible to Get Employment, as
cce and Body Were Covered With
Itching Sores -.Scratched Till
Flosh Was Raw Spent Hun
dreds of Dollars on Doctors and
Hospitals and Grew Worse
CURED BY CUTICURA
' 1 IN FIVE WEEKS
"
"Sin tlio year 1894 I bav bm
trouhlwl with a very bntl ciixo of
ecicrna wlilit, I have mx-nt bundreda
01 uoiiara tryirg
to cure, and 1 went
to the fioapital,
but tiny failed to
euro me and It
won !ttiiig worse
nil. the time. Five
wek ngo my wife
bought a box of
Cutlcura Oint
ment and one
enko of Cutlcura
Honn. . 1111 (I I am
pleased to say that I aw now completely
cun-d and wt ll.
"It vas itnpOHsibla for me U get
employment, m my ttu head, mid
body were covered with it. The
eexerrift first npiKfired on the frp of
my bend, and it Imd wr.rkrd all the
way around down the boek of my neck
and around U) my throat, down my
bodv and around the Upa. It iuhed
eo 1 wouhl be obliged to eerateh it,
6UI the flcxb wan raw.
"1 would first vnh the affeeted
parta with warm water and Cutieura
8c,p, and then ajiply Cutlcura Oint
ment and iet it remain on all nfpht, and
In U10 nionmig 1 would ue Cutieura
Soap. 1 am now all well, which all
my friends can tiwtlfy to, and I will bo
pleaned t recommend the Cutieura
llemcdie to any and ail persons who
Winn a ajieedy nnd rxTmanent cure of
kJn d'mmur Tlmmna M. Rossiter,
20 IWpect Strwt,
Mar. 30, 1905. i Eimt Orange, N. J.
Cmnplrtt ttiMiut wrA tnlrJ Trrarmnrt tur fnn
lluu.r, trani l'ln,., in HcfiitKl. fftHJt lntilVT h. An.
mmiMUit ill Vvlkun H-e. OMmrnl, Mffcfr.
w.t. . 1 In latm u( eiumlalr OMrd Hll, v. pr lUl
Ot ttn Umltt 1 1 m u' eiar U Jift. J'otUf blut
t h l urp. n.,lt !,., Ii...,n Mum.
MIM t, All A koul llM Iftl4i, M Il(r,
$2.50 per bale.
Rico Imperial Japan, No. 1, $5.95,
Southern, Japan, 6Jc, broken, 4(c) head,
fancy, 7oj head, choice, la
Oil Lead, Eta.
Coal oil Pearl and astral oil eases,
lOo per gallon, water while oil, iron
barrels, 131c, wood barrel, 161c) eocene
oil eases, 211c, elalno oil eaaee, 271c,
extra : star, case, 22i, headlight ofl
owes 21c, iron barrel, isle
isencine gixty-tnree degrees, eases,
20c, iron barrel, 151c
. Turpentine In eaeeo, 86c) in wood
barrel. 83c) In iron barrels, 79c j in 10
eat lota. 85c. ,
TIDE TABLE, OCTOBER
OCTOBER, 1906.
I D-to.
M.
jday ........ 1
wday
?V. i'3nodJiiy ... ..
fjiturwlay ......
rulay
'.it unlay , ......
J.fNDAY . .....
ondav ....... ..8
'idnciday . . ... .101
fturiHlay ,,,....11
tiday .........12
Atunuiiy .......13
JlNDAY 14
londiiy . ,.."....15
'nciidny 10
felnc(lny 17
Jliursday .......18
h.m.ft. h.m.'ft.
8.3
- . OCTOBER, 1906.
Lew Water. 1 taTM. P, M.
ylday
Saturday .
IIJNDAY ;
onday .
eunowlny
liursday .
rkbiy ...
filrfirday ,
. .20
.1
..22
. .23
;.24
..25
,.2fl
..27
MNDAV 2H
Monday , ...... ,.20:
TueAdRV . .......SO
Vodnoaday 31
Date.
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0:201
1:09
1:45
2:23
3:00
3:401
4:20
5:15
6:17
7:27
8:33
9:28
10:10
10:58
11:371
,...
0:40
1:34
2:23
8:17
4:15
6:18
6:32
7t48
8:53
9:47
10:33
11:12
11:47
0:17
.,.112:191
8.8112:51
8.1 1:22
7.9 1:52
7.5 2:22
7.0 2:52
6.0 3:27
6.2 4:05
5.0
5.8
6.0
6.3
6.8
7.6!
8.1
8.0
.-!
8.5;
8.4
8.0
7.0
7.1
6.8
6.81
6.01
7.3
7.6
8.0
8.2
8.4
7.7
4:50
6:48
6:58
8:12
9:18!
10:17
11:09
11:58
12:16
12:63
1:33
2:15
3:01
8:52
4:52
6:01
7:23
8:42
9:51
10:47
11:35
12:19
Monday 1
8.4 TueAtay 21
8.4 Wedneedny,
8.4 Thursday
8.3 Friday . '..
8.1 Saturday ........ 61
7.0 SUNDAY . ...
7.6 Monday t.'...
7.8 Tuesday . ....
7.0 WcdJiosHay '. . . . 10
6.8 Tlikiraday ......11
8 0 Frldnv .........12
7.1 Saturday 13
7.8 SUNDAY . 14
7.0 Momky ........ 15
8.3 Tuesday ,..'....18
9.0 Wodliesday ......17
.9.4 Thursday . ......18
0.5 Friday 10
9.8 Saturday ...... .201
9.2 SUNDAY ..i... 21
8.7 Momliy 22
8.2 Tuesday .23
7.7 ! Wednesday , . . . ,24
7.3 Thureday ,.....'.26
7.2 Friday
7.4 .Saturday
h.in.
6:151 0-51 6:301
6:51 0.9 7:13
7:23
7:55
8:27
0:001
9:30
810:171
910:A3
7.5
7.7
SUNDAY
Monday
Tuesday
20
27
.281
11:60
0:42
1:47;
2:51
8:47
4:37
6:05!
0:50
7:35!
8:18
9:00
10:00
11:03
1:05
2il7
3:31
4:17
1.2
!1.0
2.2
2.G
8.1
3.5
3.0
4.21
1.6
1.0
1.4
1.3
7:47
8:23
8:57
9:31
10:08
10:52
11:43
uaTi
2:37
8:50
4:271
1.1! 5:101
1.0 5:54
1.0
1.1
1.5
1
2.4
2.9
3.4
0.5
0.7
0.0
1.1
: . .291 5:051 1.3!
30 5:47 1.4
8.6 Wednesday ...... -81 6:27 1.7j
8:37
7:22
8:09
8:581
0:50
lft: CO
11:55
12:20
1:44
3:02
4:00
4:551,1.7
5:40 IS
6:20 0.8
6:57 0.5
ft.
T4
1.1
019
0.9
0.9
1.0
1.2
1.3
1.6
14
4.2
4.0
3.4
2.0
1.7
0.9
02
-0.3
-0.5
46
0.4
0J!
0.2
3.7
3.6
3.1
2.4
barrel lot, 49o, 1 -barrel lota 60c, in
ease, 65a. t ;
Caaoline Stove gaaolbae. caaei 241c;
iron barrels, 19c, 86 degree gasoline,
cases, 33c, iron barrels or drums, 27c,
72 degrees cases, 26c) iron barrels, 20c,
engine distillate, iron barreU, 8c.
Lead Strictly pure whita lead and red
lead in ton lota, 7Jo, 600-lb lota, 8c, less
than 600 lbs, 8io.
Mohair Choice, 2830e.
Feather Geese, white, 35S40e, geese,
VTlio nafls-present bao at $2.60.
gray or mixed, 2530c, duck, white, 15
20c, duck mixed. 12 15c
Hides Dry: No. 1, 16 lbs and up, per
lb, 1319c, kip, No. 1, 1820o accord
ing to size, dry salted bulls and stags,
one-third less than dry flint, low grades,
23o per lb less, salted, steers. 60 lbs
and up, 10l!c, under 50 lbs steers and
cows, OglOcy stags and bulh, 7c, kip,
15 to 30 lbs, lOo per lb; veal 10 to 14
lbs, lie, calf, under 10 lbs, ll'12e,
green ,iinalted, lo per lb lesai shoep
ekins, ehearlings No. 1 25(?30c, short
wool, No. 1. 40fi0o each, medium wool,
No. 1, $1.252 each; murrain pelts, 10
to 20 per cent leas; horae hides, salted,
$1.502.50, according to size; dry, ac
cording to site, $11.60, colts, 2550o
each, Angora, wooled, 30clbl.50; goat,
onimon, 1520o each.
Seed. .
over, red, per 100 lba. $15.50, do
mammoth red, $16.50; do Atsyke, $16.00,
do white, $18.50; alfalfa, $15.00; timothy,
$5.50, English rye, $8.00; Italian rye,
$8.50; Kentucky bluegraes. $15.00,
Bromus Inermis, $13.00; orchard grass,
$14.75; red top, $12.00; vetches, $3.50;
field peas. $3.00.
Building Material'1 v
Lime $1.50 per bblj imported cement,
$3.75 per bbl; California cement, $3.50
per bbl; wood fiber plaster, $14, net, per
ton; plaster of Paris, $3per bbl: plaster
ing hair, 31o per lb; firebrick, $42.50 per
M; fire clay, $20 per ton) metal latt,
1925c per yard. , . ' ;' V.-
Common rough, per M, $18.00, di
mension sizes, $12.00" 14.00; sidewalk
and street, $10.0012.00; stepping,
$30.0032.00, flooring, $15.0032.00,
rftstio, $18.0028.00, celling, $18.00
28.00, flniehing, $18.0028.00i paving
blocks, $14.00, laths, $2.00225, cedar
shingles, $2.10.
Of k or Amirica'm vahtwi mvixutm
Coin mend n Monday, May 14 '
STEAMER TELEGRAPH
Wl Make lloiind TrlplMlly Kxeopt
bunday, Btei.
Portland, Astoria
and Way Porto- ,
1 "v i "'vtV.'f?.. A
3
TIM 15 CAKD
Hleamer Tolrph from I'orUaud
;tu Aatorla.
jtaye Portland
Arrive KiUnht...
Steamer Telnentpb from Astoria
" to ro
Portland
Ieava Antorla...
M,,..j.,..,..u...u,.uu,...'Z21u Tr III
Arrive i'ortlod...-.. ,,,...: o. m
MIAW (AfiVEO A U CAttTK'
ftteamer Telearanh wlllitnn at variant.
IriKH both down and no river when buvlnn
puMeuxer to land or by belnf signalled-
Portland Landing . Alder St. Dock
Astoria Landing . Callender'Dock
E. B, SCOTT, Agent, Portland
Callender Havigation Co agaat Aetorta.
PHONE 2211 MAIN.
THE MILWAUKEE
"The Pioneer Limited" St Paul to Cbi-
ago. "Short Lino " Omaha to
Chicago. "South-Woat Limited Kaoaai
City to Chicago.
No trains in the service of any rail
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ment that of the Chicago, Milwaukee
A St Paul Ey. They own and operate
their own sleeping and dining cars and
give taeir patrons an excellence 01 ser
vice sot obtainable eleewher.
... .. . . : ,
Bertha on their sleepers are longtr,
higher and wider than in almilar ears on
any other Una. They protect their train
by th Block ayaUtn.
Connections made witn all trans -con
tinental Usee in Union Depots.
H. S. Rowe, General Agent, Portland ,
or 184 Third Street eorner Alder.
To the East
Over the
Scenic Koufe
4 The Rock Island operates a new electric
lighted drawing; -room sleeping ear daffy, from
, San Francisco via Ogden, Sib Vkt City and
Colorado to Chicago.
4 This latest type of Standard Pullman
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4 Three days each week the Rock Island runs
a through tourist sleeper by way of the Scenic
Route.
4 From San Francisco every Wednesday, ,
Thursday and Friday, to Chicago, personally
conducted. -
Full details in the Rock bland time table and folder
entitled "Acroasthe Continent to a Tourist Sleeping Car,"
' scot on request. .
Genera! Agent. . '
' " Rock blmd-frltea tins, ., r
140 Third St., PORTLAND, ORE.
A Ticket
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- AMD BEST AS WELL. '
Anything you wish to know
about comfortable traveling will
be gladly told by.
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153 Third St ' Portland, Ore.
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SEATTLE and CHICAGO
via tba
Great Ncrttorn DcIIvay
"The Comfortable Way"
- Route of tho famous Oriental Limited
For detailed information, rates, et&, call on or address
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us Third Street, - Portland, Ore.
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Astoria & Columbia River R R. Co
Effective Sunday, September 9, 1906 Pacific Time.
34. 2ii. m. n.
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p.m
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Ar. WARKEN'TON Lv
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8.25
7.40
8.10
5.20
7..15 6.051
7.M! 5.0s!
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6.50!
p.m
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2.0010.15
10.14
10.05
10.0
9.30.
p.m,p mia.m-
SAN FRANCISCO &
PORTLAND S. S. CO.
Fare Ineluding berth and meala,
Round -trip, 125.
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CONNECTIONS At Portland, with all transcontinental lines. At Goble,
with Northern Pacific Railway Co. A t Astoria, with steamers for San Fran
cisco and Tillamook and Dwaco Eailw ay &, Navigation Co's boat and' railway.
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ASK ANY
TRAVELER
and ho will
tell you the
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Fs" the Crack iTrala ;of them 'all for
roMcosT "i4 vi PfSAsirw. -
Steamer Leaves Astoria for San
Francisco Every 5 Days.
Connects at Sanf rancisco with Rail
and Steamer Lines for South,
em Cal forma.
G. W. ROBE11TS, Agent.
Astoria, Oregon.
A. 0. D. KERFJBLJU
Gen. Pas. Agen
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mukua WOMEN.
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dfftchrf.'n,iiinmiutiuia,
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of m u c u n 3 membranes.
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Hold by Irncl.-H)l,
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The ticket office at Portland '
ass Morrison St., Cor. 3d.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger A cent
PORTLAND. OREGON.
1 Can Sell Your Real Esiaieor Ensines:
NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED
Properties and Business of all kinds sold
quickly for cash in all parts of the
United States. Don't wait. Write to
day describing what you have to sell
and give cash price on same.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
any kind of Business or Real Estate
anywhere, at any price, write me your
requirements. I can save you time and
money.
DAVID D. TAFF,
THE LAND MAN
415 Kansas Avenue.
- T0PEKA, KANSAS.
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SALT LAKE CITY, C0L0SADO
SPRINGS, DENVER
Stop-Over Privileges Granted.
Choice of Routes East of Colorado
Points. . ..'
For Illustrated Phamphlcta Pie
turrng Colorado's Beautiful Scenery
write ...
W. C McBKIDE, Gen. Agt
114 Ihlrd Street " PORTLAND, OR.
The American
Collection Agency
No fee charged un
less collection i i
made. We make col
lections in all part
of the United States.
413 Kansas Ave.
T0PEKA, KANSAS.
ANTHONY P. WILSON, Attorney
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