Til" OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATUIIDAY EVENINO, ' JUNE 2, 1SC3.
TRANSPORTATIC:i.
anteed Cures'
r THE LATEST IN SPORTDOWI
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PITCHER CHUFF HI
HUE FORLI
Local Youngster Steadies Down
After FS remand Throws Beau
- .- tiful Came. :
MOORE HITS AND RUNS . ;
ZT;lLiiCE AN OLD-TiMER
Oakland Gaines Three Buna In Open-
Ing Inning, ' but" Gianta' Maka a
Sturdy Uphill Fight and Overcorna
, ;.. Handicap in tha Fifth. ' - J .
Portland, Oakland .1.
Batterlos Callff and Donahue, .Smith
and T. Hackett.
Tha Olanta took, an ether engagement
' ', from tha Commuters yestsrdajr after a
, hard, uphill fight. It waa iadiee' day
. and it was tha rarest day In June from
' tha standpoint of fair weather and fair
. women. Tha Un terrified Callff waa dee-
tsnated aa official fllnger for tha treat
Olanta and ha became terrified aa aoon
aa the ball waa aet rolling and paaaad
Tan -Hairren 'to 'firn. rramnrr
titt
safely and Kruger's attempt forced Van
at third bass... Smith bit ssfely and T.
Hackett struck out, Jud Bralth failed to
r grip hie forcepa oa Davareaux'a speedy
liner and Francke scored. - Catea waa
--- given a pais and X- Hackett sot poked
" In tha rlba. Two mora June were aent
acroae and " that ended Oakland's run
, getting. .
' i. Portland got busy at once. ; Tha ssc-
end, fourth and fifth Innings produced
- - seven - hlta and four rune, - f lvta tha
"" Giants ths lead. - Tha sixth and aevanth
- : Innings-gave-Portland -waenoraruna
"'-n' a iblUa'rjr Krt"but plenty of-Mtggsd
plsylng. Callff Improved aa the . fame
- wore on and only slowed three hlta
after the first chapter.. Mjorevjut of
rotrr-rmi''p hit-safely four timea,
"., stole two baaea and scored two of
Portland's runs. Tha score; -7
C ... : r. : PORTLAND. k -
. IB. R. H. PO. A. E.
, MrHsYe, cf. ...4 4
fi weeney. as. Y 4 9 1 r :' I
Mitchell. If S I I I I
" . McCredle, rf. ....... I B0 0 ;
Jud Smith, 3b. ...... 411 I I
Henderaon, lb. ...... 4 a 0 11
1 lonahue, a t ......... 1 11 41
Moore, 2b - 4 I 4 1.1
7"-' Cnitff p. ......... .Ira J - 0 a
ToUla
........ .11 ( 11 IT If 4
OAKLAND. ' ; :'
. vj,-. .- in rt it prt A. B.
: Van Haltren. ef. ..... 0 0 t 1.1
Franrka, aa. ......... S 1 1 1 I
Kruger. rf. .. 4 1 I 0
Smith, n 4 1 1- 1. I
' T Warkett. n. - i 0111
Pevereaux. lb. . . . t . . . 4 0 0 1 I
Catea, If. 0 1
J. Hackett, lb. I 0
Marklsy,lb. 4 " 0 - X -;W I
Totals .. i . . .1 I'.'.'.H- 14 II :
'.. - SCORE BT INNINGS.
Portland --.-- ail 1 '
Hlta . .........0 I I I 0 1 1 11
.Oakland:....,, j f
lilts I 1 6 0 0 1 0 1 I
V - 1U11HART.
are l a-.llV A K BMlth 1
DlrlltK UUV D -aai iu. '
Bases on balls Off Callff, I: off Smith,
I. Double play Moore to Sweeney . to
Uonriorann. Maorlfloe hit Henderson,
Stolen basesMoore I, Callff 1, Mitch
ell, Donahue. Hit by pitched balls J.
Hackett. McCredle. First base on errors
-Portland, 1; Oakland, I. Left on bases
portlsnd. II; Oakland, I. Time of
aame One hour and 26 mlnutea. ,
t PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland . - w.
' Ban Kranclsoo, .........
Seattle . , .
Fresno , ........-
. Los Anrelea
. mwashea Ttotoiioaa. ,
(fteeeta! Dl-pateh te Tke JearseX)
Seattle, Waah., Juna I.- Tha 81 washes
tnanaaed to capture a toasely played
-rams from the Angels yeeterday. - Tha
MM!
' i
eattla . . ..... jsisos- ; t i
a AHIWH . ' . w v . Y - v w w
Retteries Jones ana Hansen:! a
Schmidt and Bliss, umpire rernne.
Tigers Win Again.
(Jeornel ipeetal Bervtre.)
' Oakland, CaL, June I. Fresno " took
another fall out of the Seals yesterday.
Boors: ' .' . , .
Fresno . . ...,1 0 4 1 4 4 1
San Francisco ..10001001 4 0
' Batteries Woltere and Hogan; Sales,
Henlsy and Wilson.
NORTHWEST-LEAGUEr-
BatW Win Again. '
: Bpeell PUpeteh te Tke JearaaL)
Butts, Mont, June I. Oraya Harbor
uffered Its third defeat to ths Miners
yesterday. Score:
. ' ' . u . 3ft. H. .E.
Butte . . 0
Grave Harbor .........I 10 1
Batterlea Howard and Swindells;
Itw and D. Boettlger. Umpire Hus
ton. ' ' "
' - , '-' Spokane Wins Again. .
- ", (Bell PUpeteh to Tfce Josraal.) '
Snokane. Wash- Juns I. Tacoma
dropped the second gams of tha series
. to ths locaia yssierasy. -eorsi (
r- . R.H. E.
Tacoma .......OOJ 101 I 1
Spokarfa 0000 10 10 I T 1
Bstterlss Butler and Shea; Rush and
sttnniev-. 1
TODAY
10A.lI.lolOP.lI.
EXPOSITION V
, ELDC.
ADMISSION 25c
Won. Lost. P.C
. 1 881
.-"I
14 .(tt
4 .111
J 7800
II, .2
mm
CHAMPION EDGECQTE. PEER IS -
THE BEST DOG
Champion Edgacot Peer. Frank Watkina Oreat Bull Terrier Adjudged
' - - -tha Beet Dog in the
Tha Portland bench show will close
this evening with a grand parade of all
tha winning doga in the ring, whan tha
owners will be praaentad with tha tro
ptalea by President J. Wesley Ladd of
the Kennel lUb." '
eat attended aeasion of the show, a .very
large crowd turning out to wltneaa the
contest for tha beat dog In the show.
es Taylor and Bradhaw"intnerr
turn looked over 10 dogs and then each
judge marked his selection on a slip of
paper. When .the names were announced
both Judges had agreed on Champion
Kdgecote Peer as tha beat dog in the
show. Edgscota , Peer la 'owned by
Frank B. Watkina and haa won prises
from Los Angeles to Vlotorla, British
Columbia. ,In tha bull terrier classes la
ths , present . show. Edgecote .; swept
OARSMEN AMD YACHTMEN
BPUKCE PR06RAM
.
First Races-Tjf the Season Will
Be Held on Willamette
- - N ext Saturday. -; - :
Ths Oregon Tscht club and tha Port
land Rowing club will hold a Joint pro
gram of races on the Willamette river
on next Saturday afternoon. The com
mittees In charge announce that the
best races ever' attempted will be pulled
off on thla occasion. Suitable trophies
will be given to ths winners of ths dif
ferent events.
The Portland Rowing club la now
quartered in ita new building and tha
accommodations are said to be ths best
on. tha entire' coast,' Ths races will
begin at I o'clock, opposite ths Oaka.
The program: "
Rowing Races Three "four-oared
races, one i ssnlor single . rowing - race,
one double-sculling race, one single ca
noe race, one double canoa race, one
mixed tandem race (lady and gentle
man), one tilting canoe race, one or
mora swimming races, ons Junior alnglo
rowing race..
' Balling Races Class A and B and a
handicap, f ree for all.
T
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Won.
...ti
14
Lost.
p.c
.no
.411
-.S8
.681
.600
411
.1KB
.121
I New Tork
Philadelphia
I I '
llf
St. Louis ir
Detrolt II
Chicago . ............14 -
Wsshlngton . . IS
Boston 10 f
.' At Boston. , ' ' .
First gams R. H. B.
Washington . . ............... .4 4 1
Boaton 0 T 0
Batteries Patten and Klttredge; Har
ris and Petersen.
Second game " R, H. E.
Washington - . ....... . 7. .... . Ill
Boston II It 4
Batteries -gudhoff,- Smith end Hey-
don; Glass, Young ana Armoruater.
. t v ' . At St, fconlaw
- R.H. K
Bt Louis . (.4 1 1
. . . .
ueiroi .........i i s
Batterlea Jacobaen and O'Connor;
Donovan ana f syne. ...
At Ohloago,
r. R-a
Chicago . . .................
Cleveland . . i.
1 11
Batteries Altrock and Hart; Rhodes
and nam is.
" ' - At Wsw Tork. " '
... .. f. ... .. ... .. R.H. E.
Philadelphia 2 T 7
New Tork ',.10 10 1
Batteries Coaklsy and Powers; Cass-
bro and Kielnow.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.:
' '.;... ', -,'", Won. LoL. P.C.
ChlCSgO . . ...........11 .174
New York . ........17 IS 141
Pittsburg . . ....SA...2S 15'
Philadelphia . . .......14 1 .671
St. Louis . II .445
Clnelnnstl-.-r-Ji. rwnn ;1T -f- .184
Brooklyn ...IS It .131
Boston . . 14 II .111
v - At Vkiladslpbia. v ' -
New Tork ..4 11 0
Philadelphia . . 0 I I
Botterlea Wlltse and BoWerman;
Ouggiaby, Ritchie and Dooin. Umpl
Klem. . '
At Brooklyn.
R. H. E.
Boston
.0 4 4
Brooklyn....... 6 10 0
Batteries Lindaman, Wltherup and
iNeeonsm; Bincaietc ana Bergen, .urn'
plres Carpenter and Johnstons.
, .
' At VtttstaM.."-
. R. H. E.
Pittehurs S II 1
St Louis . w . 4 I .-4
Batteries Lelfeld and Phelps; Thotrfp-
aAn Tl rnasn mrA 41ss A ' ,
IN BENCH SHOW
1 V"
Portland Bench Show.
everything before htm. - Major Taylor
declared that tha dog waa one of tha
best in ths country; Mr. Bradahaw says
that ha waa tha beat In this country;
Dr. Clayton expressed . the opinion that
Edrecote was tha best In tha United
States.'. "
"SnffH htgTi nralss for sn Oregon-bred
dog Is crti3nryranrylnct0"cal
breeders and especially pleasing to Mr.
Watklns, who to oneejheltstao.
farclersbh" ti ooasC"
Wilton Blackberry was declared tha
beat dog of oppoalts sex to winner of
the preaidenrs cup and waa awarded eji
oil painting by. Leo Thlbeau. Tha dog
la owned by Mrs. V. Lee Maaney of
Georgetown, Washington. ' Ths same
dog won the Portland hotel cup. W.
M. Wilder! Harwell Climax won tha
Robert L. Stevens cup for being the
beat puppy bred in Oregon.
OREGON NINE BEATEN
! BY WILLAMETTE TEAM
---gBeelal tflsDetcfc to The JourssLi""-
- .Wtil.m.tt. llnliurallv. flalMi. Or.
June 1. Teste iWt afternoon. In a one
sided game, Willamette defeated .the
ball tbasers from ths University of Ore.
gon by a score of I to 1. The Wll
lametta team played faat ball and only
two errora were chalked up agalnat
them, both being hard chances. Jerome
pitched a star game, - striking out 11
men and allowing but five scattering
hits, while Hurd of Oregon was hit for
11 safe onea.
Willamette, by bunching hits In the
first Inning, made three runs, and two
hits broucht in another in the second.
In ths fourth snd eighth the Cardinals
got busy with ths stick sgsln and
pounded out - three- ht the-fourth -and
two in the eighth.
The Oregon. team made their run In
the ninth, with two . out, and tha third
man struck out, but ths catcher dropped
the ball.' allowing him to get to first.
Two hits here scored their only run.
Following is tha line-up: i
Wlllamette. '.,. ' Oregon.
Rhodes ......e. .,.".. Kelly
Coleman ......... .es. Ramp
Nace Ib.. v.. 4 Hathaway
Rader If... Johnson
Matthsws rf Fsnton
King lb.,.. tT Rehhf
Jones ...cf,.... ...... Brown
Cary ........... ..lb. Payna
jerman ,
Hrd
YESTERDAY'S SUMMARY
AT BELMONT TRACK
(Journal gpeelal Service.)
Ns w Tork. June 1 . eete rde y' re
sults at Bslmont: -
Seven furlongs Ssmson won. Tslagal
second. Old Faithful third; time, 1:17. -
Four and a half furlongs, selling,
straight Mexican Silver won, .J. C
Cove aecond. Oreeno third; time,
1.11 1-1. . ,
Seven furlongs Larabls won, Bell
Mere second. Woolwich third; Urns.'
1:16.
Ths Claremont handicap, IH fur
longs Flip Flap won. Dolly Bpanksr
second, Oxford third; time, 1:11 2-i.
I Mile, selling Olnnstta. woru-Klng Cola
second, Leila third; time, 1:11 1-4.
Mile and a sixteenth Cairngorm won.
Pretension second. Bad News third;
time i:4. : , - t - . -
PETER L0HMAN HAS
H BEEN ADJUDGED INSANE
(Joomt flpedsl flerrles.y-
Los Angeles. CsL, June I. Pete Loh
msn, the oldest baseball player on the
coaet, haa been adjudged inssns and
sent to ths Highland inssna asylum by
Superior Judge James.
Lohman was brought up . from -his
beach horns Isst night " in handcuffs
after 'fighting desperately and was
locked in the Inssns wsrd at the county
hospital, i Teatsrday , afternoon he
grabbed his wife, threw her Into a room
and locked the door. - Three officers
had a hard time to subdue him.
GRAMMAR'SCHOOLLEAGUE.
Per Cent
Brooklyn
Mount Ta
1.000
474
Hawthorns
Williams ,
.740
.111
.111
.A00
Highland
Couch ,
Ladd ..
Atkinson
aowxiro aoxbs abto pact, -
Mrs. Josle Sumner. Bremond, Tex.,
writes. April It. l0l: "I bavs used
Ballard'a Snow Liniment In my family
for three years 1 would not be with
out It In the house. " I have used it on
my little girl for growing pains and
acltea in her knees. It cured her right
?wsy. I have else used It for frost bit
en feet, with good success. It Is ths
beet liniment I ever used." 18a, lOo and
11.00. Cold by Woodard. Clarke A Co.
BRITISHERS FEAR
MISS SUTTON
English Tennis Players Looking
Forward With Interest to
)
Coming Tournament..
MATCHES WILL BEGIN
ON JUNE FIFTEENTH
Baseball Has Taken Hold In Lon
don and Cecil Khodea Students Put
tha English' Team to Root Gossip
of tha- Came. '.,. ,-V--,
' " By Richard Dahlgren. ' ' ,i
" (Ooprrlfkt. UWO, by W. B. Beent.)
London, June 1. The British tennis
world is awaiting anxloualy for a chanos
to sea the American lawn tennis, team
at work, so . that some sort of a line
be gotten on their play. It is
seriously feared that sums of the cham
pionships besides those held by Miss
Button will go baok to ths other side
with them. Beala C Wright la tha most
Interesting figure smong tha American
experts. 1
if Mr. Wright has held hlsdgame hs
will bo a most formldsbls candidate for
tha single championship. Nice Quarters
have been secured for the Americans
at Aigburth. i : -
In tha preliminaries France is to play
tha - United States, - and Austria snd
Australasia will cross bata. Then ths
winners of theas two will play f or the
honor of meeting England In tha finals.
which will . be played at Wimbledon
June It. II and II.
Quits as much Interest Is felt about
Miss- May- Sutton." the young American
girt cham;
metcter-plsy last tsst waaa-jeva:
latisn, and there Is no woman in Eng
land who is regarded ssjjavjng.any
Show-whalever agalneOhe young Calt-
lornian, Aa ana la icngiian by birtn.
her superiority will not be so unpopular
aa It otnsrwlss might have been,
' Za Baseball Sphere.
At last baseball la In our midst The
first gems Under ths new movement to
popularise ths American national gams
in England, whloh was played laat week,
was all ths promoters could have de
sired so far as attendance and lntereat
la concerned. ' The Amerloan Rhodes
scholars,, who' comprised one of the
teams, are all. mora or less expert, and
put up a pretty good article of ball, win
ning aaslly over ths London team, com
posed - of four -American residents And
five English football men.
Jarman, who pitched for ths London
team,, learned tie game 4n Cleveland,
Ohio and la a confirmed fan. The
aharp, snappy play of the. Americana,
the sliding to bases and the calling of
strikes snd balls wsrs vastly amusing
to ths spectators, who caught sn to ths
game In a remarkably abort time.
Ths American .team lined up aa fol
lows: .
--Van - tsr Zee, ' University of "lows,
catcher; P. M. Toung, . University of
Dakota, third bass; J. H. Walneton,
University of North Carolina, pitcher;
H. Trantham, Lake Forest, shortstop;
I. R. Porter, Bowdoln, second basat-a
N. Armatrong, Princeton,, right field;
W. J. Kendall, University of Oklahoma,
center field; J. J. Tiger t, Vanderbllt
first base; J. N. Schaefer, Franklin and
Marshall, left field.
In the laat two Innings M. Mohler,
Washburn, pitched, while C. R. Alburn,
Western Reserve, went to the field. '
There Is svery reason to believe that
baseball will make good here. There are
many clubs already organised and a
series of games is being arranged. . .
A SYMPATHETIC FAN - :,
MAKES A-SUGGESTI0N
Portland Or June I. Sporting Editor
of The Journal Brooklyn baa beaten
Mount Tabor for the T. M. C. A, grammar
achoor cup but do you think It a fair
teat of the respective merit of the two
teams to play but ons gsmsf Brooklyn
had always played on that field while
Mount Tabor was not used to ths
grounds and did not play its usually laat
gams.' Of course l do not mean to say
that Brooklyn did not win fairly, be
cause I think It did. but I think that
It is but fair for the two issdsrs. Mount
Tsbor snd Brooklyn, to play two more
games, ths winner of the two games
out of ths three taking the eup. Can
you uss your influence in having this
brought sbout and please me and -the
rest?
A MOUNT TABOR SYMPATHIZER. '
ATKINSON BEATEN, BY"
THE BROOKLYN LEADERS
Tn ths Grammar School league yes
terday Atkinson, ths last club in ths
raca,i tackled Brooklyn, the leader, and
ths soors' was about svsn until ths
fourth - Inning. - when ths Atkinson
pitcher got tied up and allowed Brook
lyn to win, 10 to 1. Ths lineup:
Brooklyn, rr-'- Atkinson.
O. Wilson. ....... .p. ........... Bono
Heacock ....,..c. ....... Wolfs
Hoyt' .. ,1b, ,,,.. , Naah
Cornsll ......... .lb. ....... . Slgfrled
Luke ..lb..... Weiss
H. Wilson... .......ss. ........ Ammsr
Milton t'. If. ....... ' Maloney
Stierrett ........ .cf ....... . . . jruerlch
Pollock rf..., Winterbothsjn
THE GREAT OVERALU
TO PITCH FOR CHICAGO
(Josrnel Ipeclal SerTlee.)
Cincinnati, 0 June . X President
Charles W. Murphy has announced a
deal completed whereby the Cuba of
Chlcsgo bavs secured too " services-of
Orvsl Overall, tha gtsnt Callfornlan.
whose .work for the -Reds in tha . rols
of premier twlrler hss been somewhat
erratic, although always full of prom
ise. The Cuba give Bob Wicker In sx
chsngs for Overall. f.
HARRY B. SMITH GOES '
TO SAN FRANCISCO CALL
Harry B. Smith, sporting editor of ths
Telegram, will leave thla evening for
Ban Francisco whsrs be has accepted
a position on the San- Francisco CalL
Mr. Smith has bsen ons : of the most
snergette snd painstaking man engaged
in writing sports on ths eoeat and ths
Call la fortunats in securing his serv
ices. Mr. Smith's horns is in San Fran.
Cisco. I
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HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
" SperUl Waptck to The JeevaaL)
Newberg, Or4 Juns I .Ths fourth
annual meeting of the Newberg Bhajtee-
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gram was glven-Tha msrabsra of ths
club srs: Inst Bells Barrett Butt. Ma
He Esthsr Thorp Cutts, Hiram Oould.
Franols Alva MorrlSi-Newell -Edward
Brttt. Verona Jane Hobsrf Nelaon, Ina
YlvlaOouId.Marrnrst Inglis,- Elsanor
Elisabeth Satchwsll. Clarence Alben
Butt, Aggla Cecilia Olnn Oould,' William
Washington Nelson, Ralph Waldo Har
rold, Barah Ann Ross XIarrold.
Offlesra for 1161 ars: President, Ag
gie Ceoilia Qinn Oould. vice-president.
Francis Alys Morris; ssorsUry, Marls
Esthsr Thorp Cuttsi tressursrr, Inss
BeUs Barrstt Bntt
An Alarming Situation
frequently results from negleot of dog
ging bowels snd torpid llvsr, until con
stipation becomes chronic This condi
tion Is unknown to those who uss Dr.
King's New Llfs Fills; ths best and
gentlest regulatora of fltomarh and
toSrele. Guaranteed by Skidmars Drug
ICS. ITIcs l&o.
company as wnn mar
of others.
hands and aura of a cure. Men who
BJOAigTJTUTjaTTra
BstabUsbed In Portland in lass.
WE
CURE
MEN
$12.50
treatiinyBingleun -
compUcatedTailmenfZunder
absolute guarantee. No pay
unless cured. We are estab
years in Portland.
$12.50 for the fee.
incurable cases!
out false hopes!
in any case we takeT
ef treatment, oor eae sr er own, ana
X rUITLAJO, BSVlng
treatment, bat we sire
treatment ef but then.
treetaient ef llmm ef ma
me paiieai qirea. i.itoiiu.i. vui
CONSULTATION FREE
Bianlar", f te 1; Bnadays, t s. at, to II aeos.
AND-
iTBiaTB. - POBTXAJTD. - OBXttOB.
TRANSPORTATION.
TELEGRAPH
. Fastest an tha aUvsr . ,
Ths only steamboat making a round trip
BA7XT. '
Except Sunday Between
PORTLAND and ASTORIA
An wat ponris
Leave Portland '. .TtOfl a. m.
Arrive Astoria 1:10 p. m.
Leave Astoria. . ,i v. . 1:14 p. m.
Arflve Portland.,.. .1:00 p. m.
Mc-aLi BERVEI A LA CARTH
Fertlaad Saadlag, Aide Street Book.
Astoria T.anrtlng, OaUsndsa Soak.
E. B. SCOTT, Agent. Fhono Main IIS.
"REGULATOR LINE"
The .Dalles, Portland -4
Astoria Navigation Co,
Rnata leave Portland and Tha Dallea
dally, except Sunday, at 7 a. ra.. arrlvH
Ing anout s p. m., carrying rreignt ana
1 asengers. Splendid sooommodatlona
for outnta and livestock.
Bosk aoo of Aids -, rortlandl Swot
or vnn sv, xns dsuss. .
Xhoae Kate B14. FortlaaaV.
ALAS KA
FAST ABD FOPVlB STBAMSaiFS
.... .Leave Beattls
"TxTyrssow,"- au
"DOLFKM." Kay U
TV Jaae 4.1IT
aaaJU.llV.M,
CALLING AT - V
Keteatfeaa. Jnaean. Pnaftaa, Balaee, Bkaf
wey, Oonserte wttk W. p. T. roet. ler
Atlln. Dawna. Taaaaa. Meaae, sts,
Fes AH Beofaeaeteea Alaska Porta
Call er end fnr "Trip t Weeaerfnl Alnaba.'
"laSlaa Baek.tor." Taeat Prtea.,
TXB ALASKA B. B. 00
' rraaa" Weaaaay Oa, Areata.
BlOakst. - . Peruana, Oa.
S. S. F. As Kilburn
Far Osas Bay, Baraka asd Ban Fm
Text Bailing frssa VortlanS,
trr -dat, jx a s.
C S. Imo a.ad Ui.
Dispensary
croornixinc
3 Trains to the East Daily 3
In-.
tourist
Throiil
the Vmmt 4.11-
Unloa Depots taeva. Aitteaa
Ohlcaao-ForUsad aneelal far
the Ke rle Heatlnrkn. dir. 0:Wsa StOarBi
SJ Sixes' tor gaatrra ... I .
WmiMnrtoa, Wells Welle.
Lewiatoa.. Cbea. d'Alsae e-4, '
Northern po .llrJI P ISO Bt :
t " the test
PortUad-BI,,, Joel' for an ,
Mnte betwra Bless sad
Pertlead. dally ..... .."T. : esi gnosis)
. coLHafBiA aivaa DmaioN.
rot Astorls aad way snfate. eeaaeetlaf wit
tteamep tor Ilweea and Ho-th naaca. itMimf
4ork vas a a. m. daftr,
I .asadsvi Behwder, III 1 a AitS
Spat 0 D. Si mm km..
TAMHTT.1. RIVtB KOrrS. v "
polnta. steamers Roth aad VMM, Aaht. dart.
eieept aoaday (water
mlttlBf ). Arrive T:S0 s. m. dally, eseeyl
suaoay.. . .
' . m iiitsr BArrra.
Rln--I. H.'..W m . a
: r ' iii,an Bpvsaee ana iw
tou btn 5:40 e. m.. er apos srrll Trsts
daliv except Pride r. .
Tieset omre. Third sad WesMagtaa Sts.' .
T1hflee WalB Tl
n W enwava rm. a. i t -
- Ik CHAK, OeaeraT Psaeeacet Aseat. .
east
SOUTH
TToVm Papal
leave.
Aisiva,,
Over
w auiak wmwwii A
land, BaeraDMate, Ofeea,--Saa
yratwfaeo. Stock toa -
yIJfc" a
New OrUana sea the eaatIJS I
MorfllDf train renneeta et
WeeSwara dally exeept ,
asday with train ft . I
Mnant Ansel. Sllrerton. ' - I
Rioeneillla. gprlnaOeld. ' . : u 1. ' I
wenauag ens Natroa.... fat 131 ea
Enseae BaeaMiear . eea .
ert st Woedbnrs with"
Moant Asset sad Silver-
tns loeel 4:1B fm l:HiS
Onrrallle peaaeaser....... T:M aw St0 ear
Bheiidas eaaaeDtvr 4 :BS am 9 -M aaa
Foret Orare paaaensOT.TT10:eS lliaopea
Dally. IfDatly eseaet Baaday.
jrTBottTBerr staTiot. O
For Dallas aad tataraeeiete pelats isnx
4:15 a. m. Arrive Portland 10:10 s. am.
Pot tine as4 eerd of Oawac. ssbarbea traaS
apply at City Ticket Offlre, er eUtiaa.
Tickets to Eaetara paints se4 Kwepet alas "
Tspaa, Cnlna. Bnnslola aad Anatralla.
City Ticket OfOee corner Third sad WssW
tavtna streets. Paaas kUla T1A -
O.-.W. snwoaB. a. v. obaio,-
- aty Tieset Agea,
TIMECARD
TRAINS .:
Portland!-
Leave,'. Antra
reHewatoae - Perfe-nTaasee
r.w I Mil. fln 1-1 An
Ckabelts, OeDtralU. Olym- '
pia. rsys tiarnor, aonia
Bend, Teeoms. Seattle, Bp
b- Twt.tn, Rntt ML
11 n Daw,. Omaha. Ban- r""' t-.
aaa City, Bt. Lools sad ' '
Bontneaat. aany itia twaa
Norta vom umitea. eiae
trU, llrhtet. for Taenma
Seattle, Bpokane, Bntte. .-.
Mlnneepolis. St. Fsal aad . "
the East. 4ally ........... 1:00 pa Tw sa
Pnret Stand Limited, for
CiarennDnt. 'Chebalw, fen- . ...
enly. 'datly 4:B0pfS 4:90 at
Twin Citr Emraee for Ta-
coma. Brattle, sporanej v
Helena, Bane. nr. mi,
Mlnn.tpp.lto. Lincoln. Bt.
Joeeph. Kaneee City. Oma-k-
Bt lAk. wltbont
X.
ebanse of ear. IMreet enn- , '
nertlene fnr an vmam
East and Bnnfa.net. seiir.. n:ee F" w:na am
sense Afent. tflS Merriana stieet, earner Tslrdj
rnriiana. vn"au.
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
- litlnai P-net
are. . 'Antra.
Per Kaysera, Balnler, Clets.
keel., wratport. Clifton.
Anterie. Warren ton, rin
hi Rinnoid. Fart Btev.
ens. Oearhart Parti. Beealde. SMOSSS
UMtmt
Astoria ana seeanore. ax- .
nreae dally 1:00. pea .BiBSneS
An trains oally.
J. C. atATO. O. V. end K A.. Astsrta, ..
O. A. STEWART, Oamereul Ageat. MS
Alder street. Phone Mala Boa.
Tit OOMfOmABtX WsVf.
2 Overland TribsD&lly 2
tM Oriental Lbaned. the Fast ataB
TtA BBATTLB AWP BFOBABB. T
Dntlyv. . Detly.
" ' Leave.' Asrtra.
Fertlnnd time sifcadsle
Te enS from Bpokane. (
St. Paal, aClnneapolla, '.'... ,
Tjulatk aa4 all polats
Beat via Baattle :SB ana . 9m eas
alias pan e.en pel
T and from St, FiaL
aflaneepoUa Dalntk
an4 all a
vta Spofesae
i B pea iS aw
ate oa. '
-Bafltnf from- Snertle fee- Jape- aaa
China ports end Menus, eaniag pee.
eeasre sad frelfht.
- B. B Xtahete, JnsV . . ' ,:i...V
. i. 8. Mlaaaaete. tW -
i.ana wneaar vllSWA p
(Ispea Man Staeenl OaJ
B, S,-Baaeaana kUta Ul salt arors
B-aMle abnnt nne IS for Jraa enj
ttaae, . eaU ea er eanreae
H. riCXBOB, O. F. A., 1HT'4
at, Fertlaaa, Vrafea. nmmm i i
Stecsr.wr Ch:s. R. S;:
r AST TMB.
a a ' " I
1 I
jevee KtlrMi T e. .
DallM snd r ('. ."r'"
land 10 r m. (.;- '
4)as timruns
ttre
CiaTI Sa C
"SIM sla II w W aeaaa k a sktaasMk. atsaskSi S)tas a
aXoing-mn 411 t Emm Cltj.
I SaalUlaM dak . Iwaaassai Sm Sat sVewStk Sa
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