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'tlld ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL", PORTLAND. ' THURSDAY EVENING. " MAY 31. ISCj."
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t3oth Democrats and Repub-
' Hearts Plan Vigorous Fight ;.
' for Coming Election. ;,
LA FOLLETTE IS AFTER
REPRESENTATIVE BABCOCK
Tariff Reform to Be Featured as an
Issue' by Administration's . Op
r:z ponents Bitter Contests in Many
; Western Statea. , : 1 : : '.
v- ' V, '.
fjoarlal flnaeinl Berries.)
..Washington. May SI. James B. Sher
man of New Tor and Jamas M. origge
Ltf. Georgia, chairmen, reapectlvely, of
ne Republican and ucmocraiio eo
... . greaalonal ... committees. .... are getting
ready to open tha active campaign ' aa
., . Boon aa congreaa adjourns." " '".7."".r
While the Republicans have a ma
jority In the preaent houae in exeeee
of 100 members and are -therefore rea
aonably .expectant of retaining control
- .In the alxtleth copgreas they intend to
-take no chances.. There are unmistaka
ble aigna of discontent In a number of
. Republican strongholds, and dosens of
mtmbera who ware swept into office
. by the momentum of the Roosevelt
iandrhle-tn-lOt-ar) not certain of re-election
next November. . -
With the possible exception of Massa-
chusetts, the Republicans are not appro
' t .henslve over conditions la the East.
'.The people of Massachusetts will be
treated to a feaat of oratory thla year.
The moat flnlahed Bpellblnderia of both
zr-jArUe-.wlU-iour-tiiaU.taiid Maaaa-i
chusetts probably will be the rnoit
fiercely debated around of any state In
the union...... . .
- y La roUetto After aUbooek. ;-
Republlcana are Juat a little con-
rerned over conditions in a number of
w eatei netatea that heretoforehave
Ten" ' "eons'ldereo" atfongBoTda" ef"lheIF
party. Practically every congreaaman
In Wleeonern will have aharp opposition
"Jor"renoinlnatlon thla " fall. " The fac-
-1 lona I w r "between--La - Fol h-tte and f
Spooner plays no email part In the trou
ble,1 and "the La Follette men are en
deavoring, by securing the- defeat of
congressmen who favor Bpoonar. to
snake the people believe that the senior
senator has, ln.t Tula Jn fluence.
For some years La Follette haa been
-after the scalp of Representative Bab
cock, former chairman of the Republl
enn congressional campaign committee.
Jilt purauitof.Vr.Babcpck 1a keener
,thle year than ever before. Two yeara
ago La Follette threw hla aupport to
liabcock's Denocratlo--pponsnt, -andV-he
probably will do llkewlae in the coming
campaign. The only Wlaconaln con
greeamen who - front preaent - -appear-'
anoea will have little trouble in return
ing are Each of the aeventh district,
tpavidaon Of. the eighth, and Minor of
the ninth. The. reat will have to look
closely after their fences. .
- In Michigan there are no iaauea of a
' national character that promise results
ronne TX-mocrata.- i practically alt tha
congressmen now In office are assured
"f renoralnatlon. - The-only cloud on the
Kepubllcan horlson is the growing sen
timent against bosalam and machine
politic, and naturally it la directed
agalnat the dominant party.
: right U Other SUtee.
' Booth Dakota has two Republican
representatives 1st congress. The -can-
dldatea for congreas, aS well , aa the
candidates for atats' offlcea Wltf lui
named at the. state convention nexttamnh'aTitttedtr1oTr
, month. A-bitter fight s- on between
the two faotlona of the - Republican
' paVty lfdtf Bena tors Gamble and Kltt-
redge, .respectively. There is said to be
some danger leat the defeated faction
bolt the party ticket,, in which event the
elate may possibly go Democratic and
send two representatives of that party
to the house. .
'- The Democrats of Minnesota are hope
ful of carrying, two or three congres
sional districts . this fall, but the Re
publicans are not worrying much over
the outlook in' that state. Neither do
""conditions In Indians, Illinois or Ohio
give them serious concern..
Both -congressional--campaign rnana-
sw-wiu probably Jjarno worry along
short of funds this year. The insurance
niscl""rm unnPMlMilly erared aeme of
the contributors, -who- will probably be
chary In the future about placing money
in tna
- - The Democrats intend to feature tar
iff revision as an issue. Public
ownership may affect ' the results in
some of the iarge cities, but this Is not
; expected - to anssme prominence " this
eajAulet:canYara
has. been made recently to ascertain
liow many of the .members are for tar
iff revision and how many are for mu
nicipal ownership. ' It has not been
publicly disclosed who la back of the
canvass, but it Is certain nevertheless
that the work haa been done with un
fsual thoroughness. : -- -
The registration In Crook county
numbers 1,741, lot more than two year
ago. ' :. !
STOPS ANY ITCHING
lpotn' Ointment Cares Eczema
and. Itching Ptfcs Portland
People Recommend It. ''
One application of Doan s Ointment
atops any Itching. Short treatment
cures ecsema, itchtiTg piles, salt rheum
ny akin eruption or skin itching . It
' is the cheapest remedy to use, because.
so little of it Is required to bring relief
Jii4 eure. - Ilere-lo Portland testimony
'to prove it: :' , ' W v . : '
Jacob Heaaong, farmer, living at the
7 corner of East Twenly-elghth street
and Keelly avenue. Portland, Ore., ssyt:
i "In recommendtng-Poen'a Ointment e
.those who suffer .from hemorrhoids I
ran only repeat the statement I made
some three yeara , a go. I had suffered
from this trouble for some years, and
. In hot weather it was a great worry to
' ma. I could not sleep at night Other
:: preparations having given me little or
.no relief t finally began using Doan'e
Ointment and it required only a few
applications to bring soothing and heal-
Ing relief. The facts above stated are
..as I told them" Just after my first trial
or the remedy. I think Just as much of
the preparation today." . (
... For sale by all dealers. Price IS cents.
'Fostar-Mllburit Co.v Buffalo,. New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remembe S"U&e DOAN'S -and
laka tie et .
n - i n 1 1 i :
1 ,i i: ' PEI1DLETOU HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
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Reading From Left to Right, Beginning at Top Frank Pierce, Furnish Slater, Rae Vogel, Elmer Storie, Carl
-Spellmejrery Herbert Thompson, Loren Harris, Clara Boylen, Groyer Swaggart, Edna Thompson, Clarence
- Bouerman, Edith Johnson,. Herbert Kuppe, WUUe Mime, Koy ueser,
'belle Reynolds, Dean Goodman.-
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Romance of Grand Ronde Reser
yMonMIIBeachithe De-v 7
sired End '
GIRL GOES HOME TO
' GET WEDDING GOWN
After Trials, and. Tribulations Young
" Buck Wm BeAUored to Wed Girl
Who Refused, to -Testify. Against
--Him' Because He Loved Her.
Amanda Jeffries and Andrew Rlggs
are to be married' early next week. Thi
announcement, of the coming .wedding
was made this morning, and tha pretty
Indian belle has depicted foc Jies borne
on the .Grand Ronde reservation to pre
pare her bridal g6wriCKersrTstd"Be"
no romantle marriage under the tall
shadows of majestic pines, as was that
of - Minnehaha and Hiawatha so many
years ago, when a northern wind played
the wedding march upon i a thousand
tuneful pine cones. Indeed, she will
be compelled to take the marriage vow
either within the MVltnomah county
lall-AC In tha office nf . nn of th gov
ernment officials. -But in, her heart she
nappy ana on ner war to ins reser
aong. She is to be united with th
bronse buck of her heart after many
troubles and dark days, and little she
cares . where the ceremony Is to take
place.
Story of the Bomanoe.
Amanda Jeffries and Andrew Rlgga
are ..both Indians. " Both, live on the
Grand " Rondo reservation. Riggs fell
in love with the pretty Amanda and
apent long hours at the Jeffrlea family
tepee, basking in the sunshine of his
loved one. Amanda loved, too, end they
promised each other that the wedding
would take place - as soon " aa family
consent could be obtained. ' .
But the - Jeffries-family- balked and
orderedRlggsto betake himself away
from their tepee. They preferredHDlhef
pectlve members of thetr-famtty--
- Lover-like, Rigga carried on his visits
I secret. He and Amaada would mael
and take long rides together on Riggs'
own cayuss. Those were happy days
for them both.
When . the Jeffries family learned of
these meetings they determined to pre-
Amanda's own statement, they took her
to Dr. Kershaw and made her swear out
an information against Riggs, charging
him with assault.'' t
Rlgga was promptly arrested and in
dieted by tbs federal grand Jury. He
was placed in the Multnomah county
J- . : -
"But when the " day for' his arraign-'
ment came the prosecuting witness was
nowhere to be found. Amanda had fled
rather than testify against the than eht
lovsdVThe offlpers ofthe government
hunted high and low . and last week
located her In Bay Center. ...When she
appeared before the officers here she
declared that there had been no as
sault. . I
- Marriage was the settlement agreed
upon by all ' concerned. , Amanda was
willing;- Riggs always had been ready
The. only, question. was.. about- the Jef
fries. - They have given their consent.
and when the wedding hour comes they
will be present to give the bride sway.
VALE SCHOOL CLOSES
: SUCCESSFUL SEASON
(Special Dispatch to The ImtraaL)
Vale. Or.. Ms y . t U . The publH
schools of Vale have closed a most suc
cessful term. Exercises consisting of
essays, recitations, pantomimes,
marches and' muslo were attended by
the largest audience ever assembled in
Misses Edith Scott Carrie Luce and
Maggie Hughes received eighth grade
county certificates; Mlsa Ora Curtis
promoted to the eleventh? grade
and Mleaea Mand Glenn, Florence Dun-
lop and Alice Curtla were . advanced to
the tenth grade. t
Tha- Vale school ranks among the
highest in Malheur county and Is .the
peer of any school in the state in or
ganisation. '
VALE-MALHEUR ROAD
- ' FINISHED IN JUNE
' .. . ;
' ("serial THesetek ts The JnereaD
Vale, Or., May II. Stephen Carver,
promoter of the Vale A Malheur Val
ley railway, la reported to have prom
ised that, the road will be completed , on
MID
4c before June Xt
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HEXf FEDERAL GRAND JURY
WILL BE DELAY
Hermann-Trial and Other- Pend-
rrrg-CaseCxpectect io r:r
Cause Delay.
.. The calling of the next federal grand
tury will be delayed for some time. One
reason for this is the Blnger Hermann
trial in Washington. D. C. The Her
mann case Is to come up on June II, in
stead of June 6. as wee at first planned.
Many wltnesaes from Portland will have
to be gathered together and aent on to
Waahlngtonj r
The delaying of the grand Jury call
wtlLglve Platrlct Attorney Brlatol a
chance to clear lip all of the lndictmente
that are now out There are also ad
mlraHy eases -an-revenue oases -which
are still on the calendar. The criminal
cases have nearly all -been cleared up.
The last two wllTbe tried next week.
William Frater,. the former postmaster
of Roseburg, convicted of embezslement
last week, haa filed a motion for a new
trialand there are several raors mo
tlona'of one kind or another before the
courtr --"These' maystiU' further, delay
the callrn g of f the ' grand Jury, - The
hcarThg'of theWll of "exceptTons" in me
Williamson case is still to come.
It is believed, however, that when the
next grand Jury does meet there will
be much sensational evidence brought
before It The nature of this testimony
is not known, but it is generally be
lieved to be more evidence of Viand
frauds which will land the principals.
SPENCER IS MAKING
IGHTFORJflSTTBERTY
" (Speeicl DUpstrh te The JoaraaM '
-Walla Walla. Wash., May It Put
ting . Edward Bpencer, the young-Spokane
murderer, behind the bars of the
penitentiary to complete a 11-year sen
tence for killing Ella Mundt is proving
a bigger task than Governor Mead bar
gained for when he ordered Warden
Keea to rearrest Spencer and convey
him to the state prison again. In the
habeas corpus -proceedings " Instituted
by Spencer in an effort to regain his
liberty,-Judge - Brents yesterday ruled
that It was up to Governor Mead and
the state attorney to prove the allega
tlons that Spencer violated the terms of
his pardon before he would, femand him
to the penitentiary In accordance with
tne"thprr--jf the- aureriiur. Assistant
Attorney-General Macdonald, who - la
representing the stste of Washington,
: tin a granted until today to prepaie li
case agalnat spencer, in. the meantime
Spencer's attorneys are rapidly acou
mutating evidence to prove than bftlf
UvedJuP'io every condition Of the par.
don. Spencer flas been placed in the
cttirt-rJatt-4tr-Tdoe--tlowav
tomeys and friends every opportunity to
consult with him in the preparation of
hie case. '
NETWORK OF SUBWAYS
FOR PEDESTRIANS' USE
(Joeraal gpecial Ben he.)
Paris. Msy II. A network of sub
ways for the use of pedestrians only is
possibility .of the nesr future here.
The-Wea is -the outcome of aw-appll-
eatlon to the authorities to allow eon
structlon of .subways to connect the
Odeon - theatre with the Underground
railway. The application was granted.
and the managers of other theatres and
of many big department atoree imme
diately followed with similar requeata.
which were all granted.it It is now con
templated to link these subwsys and
create a system of underground foot
ways connecting those parts of the city
which are most obstructed by vehicular
traffic , - ' . -
WIRELESS STATIONS
FOR NORTHWEST STATES
. . ?Joarear Biwrlal SerWs.l --.
Wasnlngton. May II. Senator ; Per
kins has succeeded in getting an item
of S,000 included in the naval appro
priation bill for. wireless telegraphy ata-
tiona alone the eeaat ef California.
Oregon and Weshlnston. This Is a better
provision than has been obtained by
any other section of the country.
Peataaaatsta, Bobbsel
Q. W. Fouta. poatmaater at Rtverton,
la., nearly lost hla life and wae robbed
of all comfort according to his letter,
which aava: lFor 20 rears I had
chronic liver complaint, which led to
auch a severe reus or Jaundice tnat even
mv fina-er nalle turned yellow: when mv
doctor prescribed Rlectrio Bitters, which
cured me and have kept me well for
eleven yeara" Hure cure for Bilious
ness, Neuralgia. Weakneae and all Stom
ach, Liver, Kidney and Bladder derange-
menta A wonderrui Tome. At a k lo
rn ore Prug Co.. E ceata
....
liana Zimmerman, uien ocon, ja:
RICH STRIKE MADI
SEARillOLlE:
Four Hundred" 0oari"IolHrPa7f
Is Latest Sensational
'-"'TfTeporirrT"'
ANCIENTBEACH IS '
- - FOUND NEAR CITY
Wonderful Strike Causes New Stam
pedeAll the Land Staked by Pros-
I pectors Miles of Beach Being In-
vestigated by Those on the Scene.
-- Four, hundred dollars to th pan Is
the newest sensation' from Nome the
magic city- uf the far north What Alaska
coast Another burled beach has been
found,,., Nome la aaid to have produced
that will' place that camp on 'a broadet
and better financial position than ever
before. An Alaska government official,
.writing to a friend In Portland, says:
This winter baa been a record
breaker for rich strikes. - It haa been
discovered that about three miles back
from Nome, along the foothills, for a
Isngth of about II or 14 miles, there
exists "an-ancient beach, now covered
with 10 to 100 feet of muck... When
they sink on thla. and getthe -Streaky
It is ss rich aa the d L Already it baa
been found running in practically .
straight line from Anvil to Little Creea,
ebout four miles. The dirt runs all the
way from tl to It cants a pan, and a
lot of it In places it goes as high as
ISOS in a single pan. It la a wonderful
atrlke, and is far richer than the prea
ent beach ever was. ,, '
"There are two old beaches the one
I have described, and another about ball
way from it and the present beach. The
last-discovered beach le also- rich, and
there msy be others. Of course, atl this
ground is staked. But it is not difficult
to get a lay' that la. the privilege 't
work, ground by paying the owner say
from IS to 9 par cent of the proceed!,
according to how rich It may turn nut
to be. The high beach la the richest,
and there ts an 1 liiiiueiise amount of
prospect work being done for milesv
The writer says there is not a great
rush tJ Noma cat the present timer
There la no vacant land except whets
some miner haa neglected bis assess
ment work, and that ..Is a rare occur
rence. Of , the woethei1atlioroe-j
says:
--Thelmateseutttfc
fait better In my life.- Much that you
hear about the severities of the climate
here Is overdrawn. I believe It le not
much wore thairyou have seen In tha
eastern states only perhaps ihere , is
a little more of It here. Today (Marco
IS) the weather Is warm and thawing,
and the eun ahlning bright" .
DEVELOP WALLA WALLA
GAS AND OIL FIELDS
tdpertal DispatcB te The JesrsaL) - -Walla
Walla. Wash May II. The
Blue Mountain Oil company baa been
organised tn this city by prominent
Walla Walla and Dixie people to de
velop the ell and gas fields located in
the Dixie and Dry Creek valleys by
Professor Samuel AOebayr the Spokane
expert. -
The new company la capitaiisea . at
flOO.OOS and Sufficient stock haa been
subscribed to""start development work
on lines Indicated by Professor Aughey.
The offlcere of the company are: J.
D. Lamb, -president; H. a Blandford,
secretary and treasurer. 'The incor
porators are J. A. Owlnn, H. a Bland-
ford, J. D. Lamb, orianao uemane, r.
T. Potters. W. T. Lamb, Oren Demarls,
Henry Kckhoff. W. O. : Roberts. W. A.
flhelton, John Stone. It D. Eldredgo,
W. M. Scott and DWooten. The com
pany la negotiating for a modern well
drilling outfit and will employ an east
ern oil expert to superintend tint drill
ing ef a eeiieswOf wells In the vicinity
of Dixie, where work will be com
inMaCtl GRANTS PASS FAMED
FOR SPOTLESS THINGS
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- (Special Ma-letch to The Jon-rant)
Cottage Orove. Or, May. IS. Oame
Warden Baker has secured a white
raccoon akin and bad it on exhibition
yesterday. It le from a large animal
and wae killed near Orante Pass. It
Is somewhat, the nature of en -albino
and the fur le very aoft.
It Is remembe red that a snow-white
deer was killed wear Grants Pass a
year ago and was ' exhibited . at the
Lewis snd Clsrk exposition. - Orsnts
Pass seems to be a favored spot Xor
spotless tUnca
SMiinnKirani
170OED .lEXICMS
Section Foreman Attacked,
Makes Gallant, Defense and
Mows Down Assailants. '
- (Jeareal Special gervlee.)
- San Bernardino, Cat, May II. There
wis a bloody encounter at Afton, a aid
ing on the Salt Lake railway, 10 mllea
eaat of Daggett, Wednesday morning be
tween Section Foreman Williams and a
Mexioaa crew. Wllllama waa badly in
lured with knlvea and rooks, while two
Mexloane were killed and numerous
othera wounded. f '
Three Mexicans had been aent to Af
ton from Loa Angelea. They were .In
en ugly mood when, they arrived-and
atlrred up trouble among the remain
der of the- crew When Williams Inter
fered the Mexicans made a general at
tack upon him. He wae knocked down
with rocks and had a hand-tyvhend en
counter with his asaallants armed 'with
knives. - - . t
Williams shot the leader of the revolt
through the head after he had been cut
with a knife, and continued firing until
the ground waa strewn with wounded
Mexicans After the battle he eur ren
dered to "Deputy Sheriff Smlthaon at
Desa-ett, who then wired for tha sheriff.
Hotel Eaton
com. koibmso Aim wxrx tau its.
NEW
- Baadasmely faraUhtd, elegaatly asalpsei.
fli-eproot, Sts minutes' walk troai heart (
hopplac sad hiMliuss Slstrlrt, aU Urf.
alrr, outside room a, steam heated, electric
lights, telepboee In each apartment, ate.
Lars- efneaa, hmnslns. SBoklne, wrltlas.
ladles' reeeptlee parlors.. aWoaaa resarved
br mall er talapbone.
yii-mU eaaaihaa atasta trains aad atasmsrs.
Hoomn 91. OO to $3.00 a Day
Special Sates te Ceauaereial. Mas,
MES. MAI ZAJ5 .' ' - '. .
(Formarl of HotaTPIflliaai. Ipoiaaail
QNBYi
in work sruaranteed for tea y
Lady attendant always present i All
wek.doas.abaoluteljr,..,itb?ut pain by
apeciallata of from, li to 20 years' ex
perience, : ' i
Ckl rimngs, - Bridge - Work, - Oold
Crowns, Artificial Teeth.
BOSTON PAINU5S fcNTISTS
II1H Morrison Bt, Opp. Meier Frank
and Postoffloa.
Every Vcnan
MAJtVTL vMrHe Sprmr
I mv Tejam srnssa, Mjt.
Haw ess actim.hm-.t-
eat Moat cenreaMBV.
HOaaaat laalaallT.
cannot saialr the
BVEIm aouapt ao
etbar, hot aaod ataaap fc
lliuairaied booh m JiS. It great
fnll Mrtlanlara anil dlrtjnna In.
vauiaal to uutiaa. at aaVesi. rex
u ac asa as1.: a voaa. -
. a. SKIDMORK CO., 11 ,MU ISTSZU.
AMP- WOOSAEO. C 1.1 SHE 00.
ar . oa" " n : m
f ftusrs,!
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t It ha cannot olT the T Ju. 5 . "
I Maaeab. aouept bo r arr-;
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THE BURLINGTON ROUTE
. . .1 WILI SKLl TICKKTS TO gA8TBRN '
- - - POINTS AND RETURN ' '
-JuheiithrSlh,
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES
- BIST SKRVICS
LOWEST RATES
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III!
Where to Go
TAaTTTI, the OAJtDM XgXAaTS In tha SOUTM SBAa ' a moat at
tractive place to spend one's summer vacation. a a MaaTTOSA sails
from Ban Francisco, July 1; with a party of happy people ea their way
" to witness tha unique native fetee that take place -July Hi- Tit a a
KAsUPOSA will remain over In the harbor six days, affording ample
ttmo to make the trip around the island snd visit the naUve villages.
Clement Wracge, the famous writer, in his "Romance of the South Beaa,"
- says "Tahiti is one spot worth while In a tour of the world." lilt Is the .
first-class rats San Francisco to Tahiti and back. Good hotele lu Tahiti
at 11.10 to II per day. Write for circular to ,
OCEANIC S.
aW-WEATHERLY.
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t, X :'SsjB.'" C
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we assure our cusTO:r.3 rr.oTzcTicu r.zcAr.D
xes3 oa .co:ir:::r cr'::::::::i
1RAKSIORTATIOW-
N0L1E ROUTE
S.1 SENAT02Jur.c2
Seoure Tlekste srew,
AX4jnca,l som
From Seattle at t p. m. for Ketchi
kan. Juneau. Skagway, White Horse,
Dawson and Fairbanks.
B. 8. City of Statue. May Hi June IS,
io. so.
S. 8. Humboldt. May 14: June , 1. 33.
S. S. Cottage City (via' Sitka), June 1.
It. 11.
ixamnoTMOim.
a S. Spokane. June t-Hl July S-I0;
A o rust I. '
fob sajt rmAjrciaoo bxbsot.
From Seattle it I a m.
8. S. Umatilla, May I. II, 10.
a a Queen. May , It; June S.
S. S. City of Topeka, May 11. 31 X-
rotrUaad
Offloo, S4S waaningw -aa,
3CaU Stti -.:.T-
V atUl, vase-a 1V V
e. n ntTM atvn. a. p. a-
e y - ie Markst St. San yranciace
. Vanaat aa tha UveT
The only steamboat making a round trip
PORTL AfiD end ASTOIUA
ASTD WAX -rvjarr-a
Leave Portland. ............ .T: a. m.
Arrlve Astoria V'l. m
Arrive Portland .3:00 p. as.
UtLB SERVED A LA CARTS
PcrUaj-d Zaaalag, Alder tr Soos.
Astoria landing, CaUeades Book. -
B. B. SCOTT. Agent PhOne Main .
"REGULATOR LINE"
The Dalies, Portland S
-Astoria-flavlation Co
i.
Boate leave' Portland and-The-DaTiee
aweent Sundar. at I t m., arrlV"
r .V, t n m . pirrrhr frelrht ana
-iseengers. Splendid -aooemnodaUoas
for outfits ana iivesioca.
Mer-osr-Br-j
of Oonrt e-tk, was vsuta,
frboae icau !.
AlrASKA
yS7? and romruaa stiamshits
leave Seattls
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haste, Wattport. CUftna.
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All trains dally.
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VIA SSATTLB AND SPOgANa
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