ttiC OKJEUON uAltrr jOlKWAU roTLANP, "FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER t 7,-1806.
13
TO BE PROBED
Intsrstats Commerce Commls
.slonprder. Investigation
of Traffic Lines.
PARALLEL LINES OWNED
; ; BY HOLDING COMPANY
Sherman. Anti-Trust Law, Interstate
Commerce Law and Statute Againat
.? Conspiracy Said to Have Been
Violated by Harriraan. ,
' r (Journal flnaelal Service. 1
Washington, Ixjc. . lv An investiga
tion of tha Union Faoiflo railroad and
. ,of the relations between that road and
. tha Southern Faclno eystetn, growing
out of their common management and
control baa been ordered . by the Inter
: state commerce commlailon. frank B.
r . Kellogg and C.X Severance of SC. Paul
have been retained' by the oommlsalon
-. to conduct tha investigation.
The moat aerloua Is that a condition
similar to that which prevailed In tha
' Northern Securities ease exists, the
Oregon Short Line company being a
holding company.
- . Backed by' standard oh.
Backed bv Standard Oil money. Mr.
' Harrlman haa gathered under one com
mon control more than 1 3.000 miles of
rauroaa , representing a capitalisation
. Of 12,000,000.000. "
The Interstate commerce commission
Is convinced that - Harrlman, In the
... Union Pacific, haa not only violated the
- Sherman anti-trust law, but also the
. Interstate commerce law and the ststute
-sgalnst conspiracies. The Oregon Short
Line Railway company haa been used
- by Harrlman in his work as the hold
ing company, while 'not a competitor
or the Union Paclflo. , Harrlman and
the Standard OH Interests have been
. using the holding company as a mere
. cioak to hide their violation of tha law
In suppressing all competition between
the Union Paclflo and the Southern Pa-
clflc, which are parallel lines,
,' Plenty of Evidence.
There Is plenty of evidence to prove
that Harrlman and his associates have
euoceeded in stifling all competition be
. tween those two roads, J, C. Stubbs.
--at-a-natary Bf f S0.0OO--yarriS- di
rector of trafflo in control of the two
lines and dictates ratea and distributes
.traffic When the Union Paclflo recent
ly lnoreased its Individual rate to 10
per cent a year, a .proceeding which
even Wall street denounced sa an un
- pardonable stock-Jobbing transaction. It
waa officially atated at tha headquarters
.of the Union Pacific, that the-increase
was In part warranted by the large reve
nue derived by the Union Paclflo from
Its holding of Southern Paclflo stock.
Arrangements have been mads for be
. ginning the hearings later In the month,
the exact date not having been selected.
Chairman Knapp estimates that it, will
take at leaet 60 daya to complete the
-Invest! gat Ion. " - " rv
WHO BUILT THE FIRST-CHOUSE
IN LINN COUNTY?
(Special Dtapatca te "torn Journal.)
Albany, Or., IXo. 7. The Linn county
council, patrons of husbandry, . la . de-
termlned to locate the oldest loif cabin
' In the county and also the location of
' the first frame building1 erected within
, tfie county; A committee haebeen ap-
i pointed by the 'grange to Investigate
and locate the bonor wherever It Justly
belongs. Mart Miller of Knox Butte
Tie chairman of the committee that will
'': conduct a thorough investigation.
. - It Is thought the first building dates
'. from 1(46. The result will be of In
t terest to a large class of pioneers In
. Linn county, and the Investigation no
. doubt will also discover much valuable
I historical material relating to the early
'.days.
" WBAT'S
I -worth doing Is worth doing well. If
i you wish to be cured of Rheumatism,
. use Ballard's Snow Liniment and you
will be "well cured." A positive cure
'- for Spralna, Neuralgia. Bruises, Con
. traded Muscles and all the ills that
: flesh la belr to. A. J. M. Williams, Nav-
- aaota, - Texas, writes: - - "I have used
Rnom Liniment for sprained ankle and
it gave the beat of satisfaction. I al
ways keep It In the house."'. Sold by
by Woodard. Clarke Y Co. , , ,..
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THE PASS
1 By Stewart Edward White
THE PASS
C4 Story of Modern American Pioneering
THE PASS
Beautifully Illustrated and Decorated
4- Book to Keep and a Book to Give Awa$
THE PASS
By Stewart Edward White ,
StF.,7, (01.25 Net)-' : . ':J,-'y
THE OUTINO PUBLISHINa COnPANY. '
35 and7 Wt JlatSCNew York :
7V Colontl SMyst " 'Yt cm Mti 'most Wry momn' Kttri,
httltirJJta.st tingut," in ''THE BALANCE
OF POWER,' ifu American novel.
Paodermo
C"iw,"ts::3. izxtn
MISS LUOV MAY,
' ' ani.4Mlk, Ohtcago.
Seoderlne makes the hair feel like inwoven
Uk. It produoei that tUk and glossy elTeot so
much admired. It eootaloa healing, eoollng and
tlmulatuis properties, Just what tlioscalpuoeda,
and whal fliln and (alllDB hair mutt have. It Is
ihe only balr remedy ever made Coat wilt post.
cively produce capillary attraction aad natural
fulf'ooe.. SOW at all druggists, three sties.
S3o 600. aad 1 .OO par bottle,
yrwlT rTOTf DANDXSIME CO CUeacSb
FOR SALE - AND QUARANTEED BY
WOODARD. CLARKE & CO.
Jonathan Bourne and Amalga-
mated Bidders for Original
Discovery. ,: .
COWBOY DISCOVERERS
PkU THEMSELVES RICK
Offer of Hundred Thousand for Pros
pect Hale Declined Claims Staked
, in Darkness, So Great the Rush-
Plans for Developing District.
(Special Dtipatek te The Joornal.)
- Grants pass, OrM Dec. T. M. Marks,
who with several Seattle and southern
Oregon associates. Is opening up a rich
property la the recently discovered
Windy Hollow mining district, near
Lakevlew, haa come .in from the new
camn, and
equal to that of the famous Nevada
bonanzas "IS on at "Windy Hollow. Two
cowboys, James ' and John lioftua, d1s
covered a glory-hole by accident They
took out a, snug fortune in a few weeks.
and have uncovered a. wide ledge glit
tering with gold. , They, have been of
fered $100,000 cash for their property
by Jonathan Bourne, also by the Amal
gamated Copper company, but have re
fused ths offers, preferring to work the
property themselves.
. This strike has caused the first rush
towindv.jiollow.,.and it. has hmm on
day and night ever sines. Claims were
staked In ths darkness, and many dis
putes and no little run play followed.
giving the new Eldorado a genuine
border time atmosphere.
The Loftus discovery Is called the
Jumbo, and will be fully developed.
Around the original strike claims
were staked in all directions, no part
of the whole Coyote, HUI rang being
overlooked. Mr. Marks and his . people
were among the first to get Into the
new dlstriot. and believe they have
acquired a good group of claims. They
adjcln the Jumbo group. The corpora
tion organised to develop and opersts
them Is known as the Lakevlew Mining
It Milling company. Mr. Marks, who la
manager of the company, haa already
lt a contract for driving a long tun
nel. . Minora quarters, buildings, shops
and mess house kre being erected, and
the camp shaped for permanent opera
tion. . -
The principal proposition of this com
pany, liko that of nearly all the claims
of the new district. Is that of a bugs
dyke, carrying Its values In a quartsito
and phonollte composition. These val
ues are regularly and constantly dis
tributed through the entire content of
the dyke, which has a width of more
than 100feet. The outcrop of the dyke
appears on a steep hillside, offering
splendid chance for economical develop
ment and operation, as all ore cao be
removed by tunnel. The values of the
dyke - are principally free gold, with
some silver and copper. ' ,
, The Influence of Art. -
In framing appropriately, so that tha
shape, the finish and the ornaments com
bine In perfect harmony Is magical. We
have all the season's pretty styles and
there have never been more artistic ef-
i fects. Call and aee them. Sanborn,
Vail cc 170 nrst street.
BAN
peiove
if
GREAT j RUSH TO
wuioy HOLLOW
DiYflfs opinions
OrtESSilOE
Nebraskan 1 finds Both Praise
. ;' and Blame in Roosevelt's '
Latest Effusion. ;
MORE DEMOCRATIC IDEAS
STOLEN BY PRESIDENT
Censure for Placing War as First
Consideration of Country Legisla
tion for Japs Should Not Interfere
With State's Rights..
' (Jeoraa! Special gerrlee.' f' '-' '
' Lincoln, Neb., Dec 7. Commenting
on Prealdent Roosevelt's message, Wil
liam Jennings Bryan In today's issue of
the Commoner says:' ' ' '
"The message contains much that la
Democratic and for which the general
public may well thank him. It contains
some things that ought to arouse severs
criticism. The president boldly appro
priates some doctrines whioh the Demo
crats have been advocating, but on the
other hand, , ha announces ' doctsinee
which are so afcsurd ss to excite amuse
ment If the suggestions earns from a
less prominent source. In some eases
be takes advanced ground; In some
casea ho retreats from ground already
taken." - - ,
Warlike AtUtads.
. Finally, Mr. Bryan deplores what he
calls the president's wsrlike attitude.
Me taya in conclusion:
"There will be general disappointment
at the warlike tone of hla message
where be discusses the army and the
navy. He speaks of the navs as the
surest guarantor of peace, which thla
country possesses. Shame upon the
chief executive that he should place an
Instrument of brute force above the na
tlon'a sense of justice as a guarantor
of peace. " The beat guarantor of peace
Is our nation's .purpose to deal Justly
with other nations. War ought to be
a last reaort, not a first consideration.
It la bad enough to have a few profes
sional -soldiers. It Is not necessary
that the whole nation shall be keyed up
ail the time to the fighting point,"
Staads for State migbta. "
Mr. Bryan complains that what ths
president says on the subject of govern?!
meni oy injunction win noi do .awa fac
tory to the laboring man or to these
who respect the right of trial by Jury.'
The president's stand on child labor Is !
commended, aa Is also the position he
takes on the eight-hour law and the j
right of the people to criticise a Judge, j
Referring to Mr. Roosevelt's reference
to the Japanese question, Mr. Bryan j
aays;-
"He pays a deserved tribute te the)
progress of the Japanese nation ana
asks for legislation whioh will enable
congress to protect treaty rights for
foreigners. That there should be such
legislation cannot be generally disputed.
t deal aepenas upon tnexnar
acter of the legislation. . It any bUlS
are presented- tn xegard -to-thts-augges-i
tlon, they must be careruuy scruunisea
to be sure that they do not deny to
the various states the right to protect
themselves and their people in matters
purely local.
THIS IS THE MEANEST
THIEF-lli-PORTLM-
Stsals Salvation Army Collection
Box From Store Where Jt .
. Had Been Placed.
There are thlevee of high and low
degree In Portland, clever thlevea and
thoae who are crude, but the meanest
and pettteat of 'the whole bunch la the
one who stole the Salvation armya con
tribution box from Rowe Martin's
drug store, Blxth snd Washington
streets.
The theft occurred Wednesday night,
and since that time detectives have
searched In vain for a clue that might
lead to the arrest of the miscreant. The
box contained between It and $4 in
amall change. It was aituated on a desk
In the front part of the store, near the
telephone. -
Many persona request ths use of ths
telephone during the day and even a
larger number call during the night for
the atore la open at all houra. it' was
late Wednesday night that the theft
of the box waa discovered and the loss
was st once reported to police head
quarters.
The salvation army keeps similar
boxes in various : stores and - public
placea where the charitably Inclined may
contribute -their pennlea or other small
change to help the poor. Officers of the
army declare that the theft of one of the
boxes la extremely rare.
A NEW DEPARTURE
Yhe Cost of tn term ants Baa Beea CI real
ly .Bednoed by the Solas Tadsr
takJaa Company.
Heretofore It haa been the custom of
funeral directors ,to mske charges for
all Incidentals connected with a funeral.
fThs-Eaward-ntrtmsn-'trtiaartaklng com
pany, the leading funeral directors of
Portland, beginning July 1. ltos. will
depart from this old custom. When ths
casket Is furnished by us its cost will
Include all charges, such as conveying
the remains to our cbapeU outsids box,
embalming, hearse to cemetery and all
servlcea which may be required of us
except clothing, oemetery and carriages,
thus effecting a saving of 2t to 17 oa
each funeral.
THE EDWARD HOLM AN UNDERTAK
ING COMPANY,
110 Third street, corner Salmon, '
THIRTY PULAJANES DIE
IN FIGHT WITH TROOPS
(Special niepstck te The Joarsal.)
Manila. Dec. , 7. A column of con
stabulary and troops encountered - a
bsnd of JPulajanes between La Pas and
Tarragona, on the Island of Leyte, De
cember (. In the battle that followed
four soldiers wsre killed and eight were
wounded. Among the wounded was
Lieutenant Ralph P. Yates Jr. His
wounds are pot serious.
Thirty Pulsjanes were ' killed and
many wounded and captured.. No de
tails of the fight have been received. .
''Buffered day and night the torment
of Itching piles. Nothing helped me
until I used Down e Ointment. It cured
me permanently. Hon. John R.Jar-
rett. Mayor, uirara, a is.
, ' Preferred Stock Canned Ooeta,
-Allen dt LewU' beat ibrand.
WECURE
-MEN FOR
CONSULTATION FREE
We'll treat any single . uncomplicated all-
ment for 110.00. .
Under Absolute Guarantee
NO PAY UNLESS CURED
OUR METHODS
.Are all of a strictly scientific treatment, being highly Indorsed by the medical authorities of the
. 'our offices are thoroughly equipped with all modern appliances. . .'
- We also treat all forms of Skim Diseases, Ulcers, Hsrrous Troubles, Xldaey and Bladder Blaeai
aiitd Varicocele.
We wish to lay special atreesSupon our method of treating Blood Poison and typ hills without using mroury.
Our fee being so low It enables many who are afflicted to procure the highest scientific medical assistance.
Terms made to suit if necessary, oo that every one need not go without treatment and be eared.
Those who are afflicted with such troubles and are In a position where they cannot pay ,ue a visit, assure
'you that our home treatment is efflotent and wehave cured, hundreds at bojne. , j .
We Want Brery Xaa la the Country Who le Afflicted to Write as About BUs Aliment. WB CUBB YOtJ AT XOSCB
, HOURS t TO ti I TO 1:8) DAILY; SUNDAY TO U. , .
ST. LOUIS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY
' OOBBXS llOOn aS9 T1EDU ITUlIt, POBTX.ABS, OBXOOB. v
Cures Biliousness, Sick r. :
Headache, Sour Stom- -ach.
Torpid Liver and
r laxative Fruit Syrap
TOB I1LI BT 1U SmVOOIaTTB.
The Best Dental
Work in the
World
At Cut Prices
Until Dec. 15
Oood Set of Teeth....... S4.00
On Rubber Plates. .Bo.OO
Oold Crowns, per toTTTa. . .BS.OO
Bridge Work, per tooth. ...S)3.00
Cement end Silver Fill
ings, each .i 25f
Gold and PoroeUla nil- '
Inge, eadh fl.Ow
TCvtrantlna- free.
I Teeth oleaaed free, - "
Yate Dental Co:
1S7H rxBB nun,
Between Moerlsoa and YamhHL
Phone Main 4(47.
Of toe Heme I t t islt I . a.
SIGinODAGIlE
Posltiveir eareeT f
CARTERS
these) Uttie ruis.
' They also relieve Me
tres from Dyspepsia, In
digestion snd Too Hearty
Eating. A perfect rem
edy tor Dimness, Nausea,
Drowsiness, Bad Taste
riiTTLE
IflVER
ta the Xovtn. Coated
Tongue Fsla in tfce side,
TORPID XJTXR. They
regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable,
SXALLP1LL SMALLCOSE. SISALLPRICL
Genuine Must Bear ,
Fso-Simils Signature .
CARTERS
IflVER
1 1 PILLS.
REFUSE SUISTITUTES.
cas. vnsLows
sooti:ij;q syrup
bMbeaaeeedbr sTlllloasef Kothert
fhlldrea while Teethlus. for orar PIT
t aootbee the eblld, aorteas tke gun
all pain, euras wind eollo, aad Is
TIIUobs of Kothert tor tbew
Firty Tears.
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TWInTf.rlTS VIIITS A BTVTTI,
TRANSPORTATION.
North Pacific S. S. Co.'s
Steamship Ceo.W.Elder
lino tnoa, tall for Ran Franrlace, Vat Anteles
and Bnreka Thanida, Derember S, asd Taora.
day, December so, at s p. Sk
1B00 tens. Mill Tboraday, Dteembar It; Thsra.
day, Deeenber sr.
Vmm Martin's Dock, foot Reveateenth at,
Take S or gliteenta-at. cara. Ticket office 131
TbhA at., near Alder. Pboae Mala 1.114.
II. YQXJNCl, Aceat... Deck phone atala I'M.
Upper Columbia River
ITGAMER
Chas. R. Spencer
Leaves Oak street dock every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 1 a. m. for
TXB DAU.ES and BTATB fOBTAOB,
Returning, 'arrives Portland, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at I p. m. Low
rates and excellent service. Phone Main
20.'
S. S. F. A. Kilburn
rar Cans Bar, Berets asd Sas rraaelaes,'
Nrit sailing from Portland, rrtday. Mo. 1C
Nex Sailing from Baa rraaelaep. Tsar., Nev. K
CHAS. S. STEILSMITH.-Steal. ....
Oak Street Oockv Phone Main 2960
KSteamship-Roanoke
BSTABUSUB
' SS YZAJtS
vk romTXAvs.
ssms
I havs treated men's diseases
Ttwenty-flve years, snd one year of
tlce represents a greater volume of good ex
perience than several years brings the aver
age physician or specialist In explanation
of thla statement will aay that I have been
the bualeat specialist upon thla coast, curing
several caaes to ether physicians' one. I be
gan my practice with accurate knowledge con
cerning men's diseases, and my patlsnts havs '
received thoroughly scientific treatment I
have not only treated an unuaual number of
casea, but have treated them rightly, thue ac
quiring an abundance of the very best kind of
experience experience of positive value te
T those I Heal aud experience tnaTanibfea me
to offer cures with certainty of effecting them.
WEAKNESS
My ability to euro thore derange ment a com
monly termed "weakness", has dons mors to
extend my reputation as a specialist In men's t
diseases than any other thing. I, was the first
to discover that "weakness" la merely a
symptom resulting from a, chronically In
flamed prostate gland, -and that to remove
monently restoring lost vigor. To
my systemof ijocal - treatment Is
scientific one In use.'- In years I havs aot
failed to effect a complete euro. There are
two reasons for this. , First, the unequal ed
effectiveness of my method; second, because
I attempt to cure no lnourable cases. My or .mlsleadlaa state
long experience enables ms to recognise those .meats la ' anaounoe-
that have passed Into an Ineurable eUge, aad boVthe BQUAjaS?XOaT-
I treat only such as I can eure, ' XBT TBuTK. a
i Advice & Consultation Free
Come and have a private talk with me concerning your ailment Even
If you are not prepared to undergo treatment at thma time, I ean alwaya
give helpful euggestlone to men who are dlseaeed or weak. If you caji-
not eome to Portland, write for particulars of my system of home treat
ment Interesting literature and colored oharts free if yeu will call.
M. TAYLOR co.
S34H MOBJUSOV STBEBT. . rOBTXOJTS, OB.
Ooraes Kortleoa aad eeoad Street '
orrxoa XOTTBS a. as. e S p. as. ataadaya, 1 to 1 only.
IN A
. We treat successfully all SBX
TATB, BrBBTOTTB aad OHBOBT10
BIBBASBB of men, also BLOOD,
STOKAOX, B3ABrr, UTEB,
BXOBBT and TXBOAT troubles.
We cure SYPHILIS - without
operation or pain In IS daya.
We stop drains, night looses
and spermatorrhea by a jiew
metnoa in jt snort ume-vecaa
Trest6retfie sexual vlgor of any
man under to. and many over (0,
by means of a local treatment pe
culiar to ourselves.
We Cure
Gonorrhoea
in a Week
The doctors of this Institute ars sll regular graduates, have had
many years' experience, have been known In Portland for 16 years, have
a reputation to maintain and will undertake no ease unless certain cure
ean be effected. - -v t
We gnaawsteo onre lav very oee w aadertakr or charge no fee.
Ooasaltattoa free.
All Medicines Free Until Cured
Letters confidential. Instructive book for men mailed free In plain
wrapper.
If yon eannot call at of floe, write for queatlon blank. Home ,tre4t-'
merit successful. j
COISSUL.TATION AL.NVAV8 PRQE3
Office hours I a. ra. to p. m.; Sunday and holldnys, 10 a. m. to II.
OTBB BO m CBBTT OT OTJB BATtBBTS KATB Bill OTTKBS
Torn tio.oo ajto wlabtt obxt sb-oo, dtjbubto txi iabi ibtib.
TBBBT TBABdk WB SZTB TXB SMT TBBATaCBaTT AT fcOVIR
FBZCB. . '
Dr. W. Norton
L
Offioea
la Taa Boy1, Zotel, SBVfr Third Bt, Ooraer SHae, rortlaad. Or.
eMWWajpeatfiP--1-' ...ai.a.a,aiiaaj...,.M.
We Treat
Men Only
- Our specialty of men's diseases U
broad one aad by concentrating-, all out
efforts to this we bars suooeeded be-,
yond all measure U our practice, aad a
oail at onr ofiloe will ' surely onvinoe
yow that all we aay Is absolutely true.
If you are la meed of medical aid we
s ho aid Ilka to aee yon aad hare a talk
aboat yon ease, .
country, and"
tea. Strtotore
Cleanses the system
thoroughly and clears
sallow complexions of
pimples and blotches.
It is guaranteed
only for
my prao-
SB. TACbOm,
The leading- Specialist.
BY mi ss
In Any TJaoomplioateA
.. . . .... Caaa ...
PayWhen
Cured
I Also Cure
PROMPTLYand
PERMA-
NENTLY.
this day
1 the - only.
w&vlMwialaL KvdMMMla.
XBases, tHoture,
Oon-
osThoea, Oleet, ByphUls
tad ail Bf.ea AU
aasnts. Ton never find absurd .
WEEKS
Davis t&Co.
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TRANSPORTATION.
- Antr?nrt
iinirr MKn
afaawjsiaiuietf 1
mm KaorfPiicinc
3 Train to the East Daily 3
.Taioab liihaas standard and tearat sleaa
tncears dally is Oai.ba. fbkaa. Spokaui
Thnwich r.i-linLis ehalrcalra leeata tree) te
the kaat dallj. .- .
i IMi-H i . Leave. Airlee.
CLkaxo-fceertand Rpeetal fas
tbe Eaat via llaotlntnn. dir. 1:80 ( 1:SSB1
Jr"e . Fixer for ; Cuaters
Wlnrtos, Walla Walla,.
lwliton. Ooesr d'Alene and
reat North.rn polnta. dH. T:0 pnr-g:e0 saS
Stlantle Rxpreei for the Bear
via Honflnston. dallj. S:1S sat S:S0 IBS .
Portimnd-nfwa Uw! iu .ti .
points between Birr aad ' '
Portland, dally...... IK m "S:4B BS
.COLUMBfA, RITBB DITISIOIf.
roe Aarnrla aiwt W. imht, MNiuwtlna wtt
rreamer for Jlwaco and Kortti Beach- Bteaaiee
Raaialo. Aah-at. dock, leaves S p. SB. dallr,
aieept Ssndari SatnrdaT, te a. at. Anrtees
P- Bt..' exrept Sncday.
YAMHILL RIVBB BOTJTB. '
- w,pa viiy aoa xaoiaiii naa
fXats, jaleamer Rats and Uodoe. Aab-at, dock,
wave I L n rial), MMin faui., aee-
Sa'nda''' AreW 1aQ B dail' easesS
STf Akd KTTBIt BOTTTS.
ror Lewlatoa, Idabe. aad war potnts fraea
tna leave B:0 a. si., or Boos aniral Train
" dally evrent Satsrday. Anire 4 B. St.
dallr eeent rrM.r.
Ticket Office, third and Wiehlartoa eta.
Telephone Main Til.
f3. W. BtlNOBIt. City Tlrket Ageet.
Wsi. MrMlllllHT. Ooneral Paaaenaer A(Ml. "
EASTvu
SOUTH
onloa Depot - Leave.
Arrive,
r Or liana ami Haa hM.
claco Bzpreae Stops only
at Boat Important atatlona i
between PertUnd aad Baa ' k ;
Pranctsco; eonaectlons at
San rranclace foe all points .
Eaat and South lliSSaal 11:30 BD
Overland KipreM Trains
ior mn steal points South.
Sacramento, Baa Franrtece
and points Eaat and Sooth. IMfm S:S0 pa
Mornlnf train roaaecta at
Woodbura dally eacept ' "
Sundar with hluont Anaal
and Silver ton local ..-B:80 sat - tJ SI -
Cottase Onrra ' paaaengef r " , - -
eonnevts at Wosdbars and , ,
Albaar dallv. aacent Sua..... . .. I
dar. with tralna for Bolnts. -
on Woodbura-SprlnfSeld and
Ainanv-Ktnanoa brancnea.. i:i",s -limn
Corrallla paaaenirer. ...... . T:SOam -B :50 pal
Sherldas paeaensar........ 4:KBai 10 0 am
roreat urov paaaen(er....iiiwo aaa Kwiiia
roreat Qrore pansr. , . . IIS'Mpsa Mmm-
'Dally. MPallv except Buaday.
JErrERSON--rKE8T BTATION.
- rot Dallaa and tatoraMdlate points dally, T:SS
a; a. and 4:1 p. at. Arrive Pertlaad 10: IS
a, m. and C:3S p. at.
roe time aaa ears or oewesw enrrarnae naias
apply at Clt y Ticket Office, or atatlne.
Tlrketa to Eaatera points snd Baronet saw
Japan. China. Honolnle and Anetralla.
City Ttrket Office corner Third aad Wash.
Inston etrt. Fnoas Main T1J.
0.-W-.-T1NfR WB3. UrVmtllAT.
City xieaet AsesT. oes. Pa
TIME-CARD:
. OF;
TRAINS
Portlands
Leave. Arrive.
ranowstese Part -ftanaae Otty
f'jntraTu, UlnipU ii I V"
Harbor, sosta nena. Tncoms,
Seattle. Spokane. Lewlatoa,
Butte, P.IUtae, Denver, Oea.
ba, Kanaaa City, St. Lata la
and Booth eaat, dally :MBS1 4:BtBSB
VJorth Coaat Limited, eleetrta
ilea tea, ror-Taeoma. Seattle,
Spokane, Bstte, al I nana so I la.
ri. raw nne us a,eai, oaiir . snwpas viwaaar
rnset sovao i.imirea.
for
ClaresMet, Cbeballa, Oea- ,
traUa, Taeoma and Seattle
only. Jelly.. 4:Mpa i:BBe
Twin City Express for Taeo
ma, Seattle, Spokane. Helena.
Barte, St. Paol. Minneapolis. '
Lincoln. Bt. oaepk. Kamas ' , ' 5!T.
City, Omaha, Bt. Loela, with-'
set cbanre of earn. Direct
eaaeeetlone fee all petata Bast
sad Southeast dally ll:8 ass tS:Bi sat
ii YNC COBIfOsrrASIX VMUC
2 Overland Trains DaHj 2
"Tke Orleatal LtmJtad, the rae tun"
VIA BBATTLB ABO SPOBASB.
Portland time acaedale
Dally. Dally.
Leave. " Arrive.
Te and from Spokane, -St.
I'anl. Mlnneapolla,
rmlntb aad all polnta '
Eaat Via Seattle..... l:Mla T-Se
ll:Sps e:Spai
To and from St. Past
Mlnneapolla, Dnlath
and ell polnta Baat
via Spokane. T OO pis SrOS sat
Oreat Varthera Bteaauhlp Oa.
Balling from S-at'le tor Japan aad
Cblna porta and Maaus. . eerrjlag pae
evneers and frelsbt ,
S. B. Itlnaeaeta, Jaavary S.
S. B. Dakota, February IT.
.. XlPPOir TVSKB XAISBa,
JJapaa Mall Steemahlp Ce.1
S. I. Kas Barv will aall from
Sea Ult nbout December . tt.f at Japaa
and Chinese perls, earftog paaaeasers
and frelaht.
Tor tlrketa. rates, berth, reserve.
tlona, te.. eall oa ar addrase
H. CIcnCBOV. 0. t. t. A., It! Third
St., Pertlaad, Orefea. raeae BUta see.
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
Union Depot Leave. Arrive.
roe Masera. Rainier. Cmts
kanle, VSvatport, Clifton. Ae , .
torla, Warrentoa, riaveli i
Hammond. Port Htevens, Wear-
kart Park. BeaaMe 1:00 am II, 'St Sas
Aatorla and Seaabore, express . I
dallr TSase
All trains dally. .. ' ,
i. C. M ATO, f. r. snd r. A AatoHs. Of.
C. A. 8TCWABT, omnerelal Afaat, SS
Alder etreet. Pboae Mala Sue.
POR.TLAND-ASTOIUA
ROUND TRIP DAILY
Bxoept Sunday The ss Steaates
TELEGRAPH
Lsaves foot Alder st st J;0a,B,
Arrive Astoria I a. m.
Leave Celtsnder ekwk. Astoria f p. tn.
Arrive Portland l 4Hm.
feels Served a U Oares.
Phone Mala tl. H B. SCOTT. A;'-
l2&f syMTjl
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