THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1910.
i:
FANCYSTEERS'
PRICE OF PRODUCE
SELLAT650
IN SAN FRA
CISCO
AT I I DA
Market Is Again in Good Shape
for Best and Former Top
Levels Are Again Reached in
' Union Stockyards. r .
PORTLAND LTVE8T0CIC RUN.
Hots, Cattle. Calves. Sheep.
Wednesday.- Ui
i ueaaay ... ...
Monday ... ...
Ha'turday ,-. 17
Friday ..,
Thursday . . ..
Week ago T
20
88
T
tt
168,
40
,231
67
4S
'it
' (Called rru U.fed Wire.
San Francisco, Fab, . Hairs, par
dofea,-Callfornla fresh. Including caana,
extras. It He; firsts, 38o; seconds, 2c;
thirds. ISo.
Buttor. par pound California fresh,
extras, lie;, flrata, lie; seconds, :o:
atoraga axtraa, tie; do ladles, IS Ha;
do flrata. Joe.
New cheese, per pound iNew Caiiror
nla flats, fancy, 18tto; flrata. 17Ac;
seconds. He: California Young Amrl
ca fancy, Hoc; flrata, 18e; eaetern New
York singles. IS V4ot do daisies, 18 o;
do Oregon, HHc; do Young America,
10n: a to ram California flats fancy.
17tte: flrata. liUo; Young America
fancy, ltc; Wtaconllo alnglea fancy
Potatoes, per cental itiver wnuea,
7090e, for choice to fancy In sacka,
with extra atork quotable at 90c 11.05;
BEAVER STARTS
ONRilSTSTAGE
, OF LONG VOYAGE
mouth of the river af I a. ra., smoothj
wind east, IS miles: weather clear.
Tides at Astoria Thuraday Jllgh wa
ter. 1:41 a, mH 7.1 feet: 1:04 p. ni.. 9.1
feet. , Low water, 7:35 a. m,, 1.7 feet,
t:ib p. m, i foot
S1AIUXE IXTELlJtfEXCE
Sag-alar liners Una to Arrive..
Santa Clara, Ban Frenolsoo.....Feb.
Alliance. Cnoa Hav .......... ..Feb.
Klamath, Han Francisco. ....... Feb. 10
Kamona, Cooa Hay .Feb. It
Goo, W. Klder. Kan Pedro...... Feb. II
Kansas city, San Francisco..,, .Feb. 1
Hercules, Orient Fob. 10
Kose city. Ssn Francisco..., ...Feb. II
Koanoke, Cooa Bay ., Feb. 21
Begular tin era Dna to Depart.
San Francisco & Portland
- OlCdlilU , UCaVWO IVCWUUli wreaawarer. cooa Bay ,...Feh,
News for New Yorkio Take
on Portland Freight.
To take on general cargo for.. Port'
land direct the new Ban Francleco A
Koae City. Ban Franclaoo. Feb. 11
Banta Clara. Ban Francleco...,. Feb. II
Alliance, Cooa Bay .....Feb, 14
Kanaaa Citr Ran Frannlant fh 1
Henrlk Ibsen, Orient .....Feb. 20
Roanoke. Ban Pedro ....... .Feb.. 12
Vessels la Port.
Manx Klnr.Br. aa Jeffarann -
noriniana. Am. aa. v......Fort Lbr. Co.
Nome, City, Am. ss... Couch street
Kiver ciyae, aa. ...... .fort. Lbr. Co.
with extra stocx auotaDie at sucw.i.uo, I .. . ... . r. .rvru i.,rr. .
rTalliUa! ateamer Beaver aallod yester- Santa i Clara, Am. M.rtln
Early Reee. tl.8Btfl.60-; aweet potatoes, day from Newport News for New Tork. Henrlk Ibsen. Nor. aa. Alaak
in craiea, u.nvvi.iv. , . i o j lo cviumipa vi iiiiu inm i
. mm. AUIHft
...... .Inman-Poulaen
Inman-Poulsen
Portland Union Stockyards, Feb, r
For atrlctly aeleoted cattle a better tone
is ruling In the stockyards today and
the price Is fully 1 5c above prevloua
quotations ror the same class of, stuff.
oome pnmo steers mat averaged
pounds sold today at Btockdale at
This price is fully as good as was re
celved prior to the recent break, lndl
eating- 4n itself ' that -the market h
iV.n - r.iifnrtila! iJ 1...... ' , Keiburn. Br. bk
VI BSVIIBJ. una Wli .ea . . uiuBVH. aV JS uivi II UJH.aM u& ,MV Bf cvwiia- . . r
I1.1IO1.I0; do. Oregon. U 1. . ship Kanaas City. Her slater ship, the : mmx' w ff.t.V
uranara. ner nox Mew naveia, vnoioa, n... ..n.j v. v..w ,oucu
tl 762 00: fancy 12 24 & 1.60; new tan- S"" w . w v i. h. ponar. nr. ss Llnnton
lirinV ii ITlt'tM i - Uyiand Bros.. Br. an ,.St Johns
r : ' I - - - . i I .(I., j j r .,...1. m . . a. hm .
gerl
1.75 for large alsea.
Instead of stopping first at Ban Fran. Donna Franceses, Br. .bk .Astoria
eleco, the Beaver will come direct to ft. bk......,t....... ...Stream
PorUand with her cargo, which will oon- l!uBl . Ci. 4TM:,',ff,I"?n..st-
slat of about 1600 tons of ener41 Bllif i ' ' ' aUkiI
n. t' a I PorUand with her carao. whlrh wIU oon. I .......... .jeneniun ou
r lour ACS i ose iv
New Orleans. 1.. Feb. .Tho suit
aiori
Johns
traam
poatponed. was called again ia the she will be placed on the run betwepn.l "u',m' Btream
United Btatea district court hero today. Portland and Ban Francisco. A letter ,JA- ..Oobls
. . . . uiiinn-riiuiairn
; iis of the Un ted Btatrs aa-alnat the Aetna cJordln to officials of the Honry VIHard L Am. Sh,. ...... Aa
iJVm Milling company of Wichita, Kas the company here. As soon as she arrives. Brabfoch. Br. bk...... fet J
I trial of which haa' several times been which will be about the middle of April, Gl;nalvon. Br. sh. .at
vrl. mit 4. ii ran hrnus-ht bv thai-. . .v. - IF- UOOP, Am.
fully recovered all of its recent weak- government to determine whether or-not 1 Am. ss Inman-Poulsen
ana decline, j, .. -. lino ao-cajinu uieaciiioa ' iuur . . , ..- , v,. ,v. .. w nurnw
While there is a verr firm tone for violation of the national purs food laws. "7 V rom New York about WeH.?iey, Am. aa Hmm Franclaoo
selected ateera. varv llttt. tmnrv-.; .7w.; c-nurcnui. Am. aen .....Honolulu
has been noted in the, poorer elaas of
the so-called bleaching of flour Is a
F. 8. Loop, Am. ss.
wn iasion says mat toe Beaver win Mmttl . r. t.m1..
arrivals and the market remains close
to where it was previously quoted.
' Scant Arrivals Affect ZCarket.
It is the scant showing of suddIIos
that is affeotlng the market .for live
stock at Btockdale. Receipts for the
day totaled but 81 head and of this nura-
per ei) were selected. The entire show
ins; of. cattle for the day came from
gtanfield, Umatilla county; therefore
POOR BOY LOSES SUIT
Xodsrn Twin Steamers.
Olympic. Am. ss Ban Franciace
The Beavar and the Raap ara .iitl !" . tl ' L rajio eco
allka. They are 110 feet long-. 47 feet B. K. WoVTahl MlL ."IKS Friaci!
beam, and have a depth of bold of It Marhoffer San Francleco
feet When loaded their draft la 11 H- B. Bendlxen, Am. sch. Ban Franciace
feel inches. They make 15 knots. ?5in,mw: It & Ban Franc aco
Tbey are single-screw passenger and tM$m "tin Svio 1Z
freight steamers, with steel hulls, and -"f" Eln? ?
are of the burrlcan. deck type, having T.mal'paT.rAm: iV.V.'.V.Baa FtcImo
sn elliptical stern and a straight siem. Forester. Am mch Ran iri-annia
After spendlnr the night in discussion, They have two steel pole masts and are Yellowstone. Am. ss Ban Francisco
AGAINST CAR COMPANY
Only ? aVrlvaJs of sheen during the dav the jury in the caae of Elisabeth Bollam ch.oonr r,ad-1 A pniPlete double En Bonto With Cement and General.
.ltlMXSdlimm& a. ilrdlan for Walter Conley against J? 'LS' 'prooS?' Frhk An,,w,rp
to outside points. Market for eheop is ,,tL.,in P. 11m-. v. Urtt A Power inA.t.h.e7 'u L.,nt0. W.r r,"!!' bJi V J"w?!?
in n.. r rr" t.t: roniana railway. rwww ffinfl,htf r.aF.i-.ri k.,iu. ion Blum. Fr hk Am wtnAisU.A
e vAviivU 1UIUI IIMTAIIT DUE Tl fin Si I ... a. m - I " " VWI WA WU1A I . . . . - . 7."
have been offerlnir here for several dava company twi morning reyjrnea rtn head Each vessel has lower, main and K'.VfJJ:0"'6"' . .Antwerp
osru 10 bbt wnere tne m.rk.t
SUnda, la
. Hogs are firm with only one load in foot
. .. IMaaison streeis, ana suea lor '.a.vvv i am, i. . . v
loaari run or uveatocv nunium . I : u aa.
attracted to
umpany una awniiiii beada. Each veasel has lower main and K". Hr' o'"es. it.dk. ....Antwerp
let in favor of the defendant Conley. hurricane dks. and abovJ thl hunl. S,otr ! 4'Arvolr. Fr. bk.. . .ntwerp
14-year-old newabey. lost part of on. wX 6mM A&FSZ' BmK Uv,Si
lot under a FultoA car at First and whiu ov. th. hou. ,h. h " ."J? ni.,. - Bl . ' ll V.' i.V.TS
with this day in recent years aa fol-
lows:
1910
3909
3 908
1907
3908
1905
A
Hors.
... 121
10S
142
Cattle.
1
490
28
411
none
404
ing bridge at the level of the top of the ColJl,.'.bal,k4 ?r. bk
Sheen.
3U
260
1X65
105
141 404 11R2
year ago today there waa a firm
.tone in all lines of livestock with no
cnanga in pneea.
Thoae who ship:
George II. Jacobaon was an arrival
from The Dalles with a load of hoga.
C . C Churchill had a load of sheep
from Btanfleld, en route to the Sound.
W. O. Cummins-a, the "regular," took
tha hlvh mark tnrlav fnr f.ft hoa nf
tie. He shipped three loads from Stan- caused the Injury
xieia.
Yards' Xepresentatlvo Prices.
Following: are representative of latest
transactions in the yards and Indicate
demand, supplies and quality offering:
. i 8TEER3.
Av. lbs. Price.
60 prime 1841 $6.60
28 fair w 1082 4.85
- 18 fair - 7; .:. . . . : : -11TI - - 8.90
Today's range of livestock vsluea:
CATTLE Beat steers, $5.50; good
steers, $5.00; common steer", $4.25; best
cows, $8. 76154. 00; fancy heifers, $4: me
omra cows, a,eo: poor cows,- fit bur
2.50; bulls, $2.60(ff 2.76; a tags, $J.50(
8.00.
HOOS Bert eaat of the mountains,
1S.8&; ranry. xii.eos.Tfi; ttockera, $7.00
piBJB. fS.UU.
SHEKP Beat wethers. $8.00: ordl
nary. $6.50; spring; lambs. 86.6008.75
straight ewes, $6.2606.60; mixed lots,
85.50.
CALVES Best. $5.756.00; ordinary,
m.itiiwu.zi).
unusual aiieuuon wmm ;i I nromomrl. rinrkhnnu T M i Y.tA t
nm tw pj iw crjr -v v"' i each veaael Is an orlop deck.
tlon jury meTnoas oy lienry m. ucuinn Th. mnhin.r .
defense . contended that young; Conley oen.ol.t independent of the engine f ram-
W irwy - j...k- iB. on a vertical donlrev hnllar mnA alv
.Honolulu
...Valparaiso
Dublin
I rui.. it. V.L.
nerro lku, Fr. bk. Dublin
ttone, sr. dk Ran Francisco
Oil Carriers Xa Boats.
Atlas. Am. aa ..Ran FmukIum
Catania, Am. aa Ban Franclaoo
Asuncloa Am. ss ....... Ban Franclaoo
sjrgyle. Am, ss..... San Franclaoo
ALoxa the wATEnmbyx.
Carrying passengers and freight the
steamer Banta Clara, Captain Noren,
will be due to arrive at Martin's dock
this afternoon from Ban Francisco,
' Preparatory to going; on her run on
the upper Bnake river in the near fu
ture, the Open River Transportation
company's steamer Inland Emplro will
be Inspected February 18. "
The ateamer Nome City will loaf 178.-
000 feet of lumber at the Inman-Poulaen
mllle and at St. Johns for Ban Pedro.
With a full cargo of freight the gas
sloop Condor, Captain Loll, will sail to
night for the BIuslsw river.
Carrying passengoro and freight the
steamship Roanoke, Captain Dunham,
sailed last night for Ban Pedro and way
ports. '. .
Ths lighthouse tender Mansanlta
placed a . buoy yesterday to mark the
Columbia river Jetty. Ths buoy was
placed 1000 feet off ths end of and in
Una with the jetty. .
All the hosts of the Bhsver Trans
portation company's fleet 'will remain
idle today, to five the members of the
crews a chance to attend the funeral of
Mrs. -0. VT. Bhavsr.
When ahe leaves port this time the
oriental liner Henrlk Ibaen, Captain
Smith, will have aboard lumber for Ma
nila. Bha will go by way of Japanese
ports and Hongkong:, but will' probably
not touch, at ths latter place on her re
turn trip. It Is not known yet whether
she will have cargo from Manila or not '
It is sxpected that the British steamer1
M
r
M. S. Dollar, Captain Morton, will fin
lah loading her cargo of about $.160,000
feet of lumber thla afternoon. Her cargo
goes to Melbourne.
Captain F. C. Hagermann returned
last night fron Astoria, where he had THAT Ann linat' .,nn
been attending- the regular monthly I II A I 'ARE WEAK. NER.
meeting of the state board of pilot com-1 vrtfte Kir mi.,
mlssloners. Beside Chairman Hager- VOUb AND RUN DOWN
mann, only Commissioner Taylor was I 4 '
present, Commissioner Pendleton having I wOITie 10 iUS '
been called east by ths death of his
rather. A river Uvencs. was gran tea to
Captain H. F. Astrup, master of the
steamer Newport and ths license of
Captain H. T. Crovee was renewed. The
bar licenses of Captains D. J. McVicsr,
M. Nolan and A Ew Csnn were renewed.
r ACKERS 1IAVE NEW LAUNCHES
Astoria, Or. Feb. . Wilson Bros, of
this city are engaged at the - present
Urns In building three gasoline launches.
One of them, which is to be 72 H feet
long, is for a Puget sound company and
will be equipped with a 71 horsepower
Troyer-Fox engine. The other launches
are for ths Columbia River Packers' as
sociation and the McGowan 4k Sons com-,
pany of McGowan, Wash.
and beCurecT
Pay ;
When I
Cure You
pay mo as yon"
ret ths benefit sf
my treatment.
THE DOCTOR
THAT CURE3.
rn FOB A CVJlt is lower than any
othera '
charge
specialist In the city, half tnat othera
cnarge you, ana no exorpiian
for medicines.
I am an expert aneclalliiL have had
80 years' prsctlcs in the ireetmetf
diseases of men. My offfce are tha
4
.The steamship George W. Fenwlck of I beet equipped In Portlmd. My me' .od
the Hammond Una arrived in port this
afternoon and proceeded to ths com
pany's dock, where she will, prepare for
another shipment of lumber for Cali
fornia ports.
The British Steamship Glenafrlo is
due in this port at any tlms from Vic
toria. She will take on a cargo of lum
ber from up river ports for ths Aus
tralia.
THEDEIIEDr
FOR SORES 'ULCI
the car to sell papers. Jumping- off again
In a few minutes. Conley said he had
sold his papers and was starting home.
Judge Bronaugh, before whom the
oase waa tried, instructed the Jury that
If they' believed Conley was a tres
passer he must be held to assume the
rlak of his act but ths company would
be liable if the motorroan maliciously
AT THE THEATRES
1
return tube boilers. The latter are the
main boilers and are of the Scotch type,
.Itk ...
araie comDusuon chambers, and are
fitted for burning; fuef oil with steam
atomlsatlon. The working; steam pres
sure is iso pounds to the square inch.
Pas-sen Aoooaunodatlona.
In II staterooms of three berths ea'ch
are accommodations for 278 first-class
passengers. These staterooms ara lo
cated on the main deck aft of ths ma
chinery and in houses on the promenade
and hurricane decks. All staterooms in
ths deckhouses are outside rooms, and
the staterooms on the main deck are
arranged in sections of four rooms each
with alcoves between the sections. Ac-
THROW OUT THE LINE
Mclntyrf) & Heath Bale Friday.
- The advance seat sale will open' next
TTkLAm u i7.hriiarv 11 fni MnTntvr mnA
Heath. Klaw & Erlanger will present commoaauone 101 Becona-ciass passen
these famous black face artists in their
latest musical play success "In Haytl"
Over-Eating Worse
Than Starvation
Seven Deaths Arise From This Cause
to One of Lack of Food.
A Trial Package of Stuart's Dyspepsia
i Tablets Bent Pre.
An English medical observer claims
that for one death to starvation there
are seven from over-eating'.
His investigation is appalling; and
leads one to believe - that among the
Anglo-Saxon race over-eating is a na
tional crime.
This investigation proves over-eat
ingr to be the cause In ten cases out of
twelve of dyspepsia, indigestion and
stomach trouble.
These diseases bring; on decay and
, decline of the other organs and death
ensues because of an inability of' the
system to furnish proper nourishment
to the dying ana arructea parts.
When one over-eats, one .exhausts the
gaatrio fluids, throws undigested food
into the Intestines wnere it creates poi
son and germ life and is finally absorbed
In a putrid state or thrown from-the
Bvstem in a decaying form.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will over
come the ill effects of gluttony and
irregular eating. , They will digest an
abnormal amount of food and will not
leave the stomach until everything has
been digested. " -
A single one-grain ingredient of these
, tablets will digest 1000 grains of food
. and in this proportion is seen how even
gluttony can be overcome or at least
its most harmful effects removed.
Make up yourmrad to try Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets tor one week. Take
a tablet after each meal and upon re
tiring at night Every druggist carries
them in stock; price 50o., If you hav,e a
druggist frfctid ask his opinion. Send
us your name and address and we will
send you a trial package free by mail.
.Address F. A Stuart Co., 150 Stuart
, Bldg.. Marshall, Mich. . ,.
at the Bungalow for three nights, be
ginning February la-
Last Time Louis James Tonight.
Tonight at. 1:15 o'clock, at the Bun
galow theatre, the last performance of
LouiaJamea, assisted by Aphie James,
in Shakespeare's great drama, "The
Merchant of Venice," will bo given. This
will afford your last opportunity of
seeing one of this country's most fa
mous players. Seat sale at theatVe.
gera ar provided on the lower deck,
forward, with berths for 87 men and 18
women.
The main dining-room is located on
the main deck, aft of the engine casing
and has a seating capacity for 162
persons. The main stairway connecting ;
the dining-room and a social hall above
is located on the after sids of No. 8
hatch.
(Jive Them Help and Many
Portland People Will
Be Happier
"Throw Out the Life Line"
The kidneys need help.
There is but one way to our an old sort or ohronio deer, and that Is
to remove tne cause tnat produces ana keeps it open. No matter where
located, any sore that remains until It becomes chronio does so because of
impure blood; tne circulation constantly olsonarges its polluted matter into
the plaoe and It Is Impossible for nature to heal the sore. 8. 8. 8. heals
sores and ulcers by purifying the blood. It removes erery trace of taint
or Impurity from the circulation, and thus completely does away with the
cause. No local application reaches below the Infected flesh at the spot,
and for this reason can have no curative effect on a sore or ulcer; while
such treatment Is being used alone, the germs and Impurities are constantly
increasing in tne Diooa sma tne sore is Douna to grow worse, when B.B.H.
has cleansed the blood and enriched and purified the circulation the
plaoe begins to take on a more healthy appearance, the different symptoms
show improvement, the flesh around the ulcer gets firm, sew skin and
tissues are Xormeo, ana aldea by pure, rich blood, nature provides a perfect
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1S8K raOOlTS IT COB. OP AZJDXB,
POBT&AXX). OB.
Many Puzzling
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That Rave Baffled the Skill of Eminent
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Health, Strength, Vigor. This Is the Way You Feel:
There is usually a pain across ths
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your eyes? specks before your eyes; your
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the morning feeling tired; your mind at
time wanders; your msmory is poor;
you are losing flesh, hollow eyed;
whites of your syes sre yellow; you are
fearful always expecting the worst to
Great Weeterp Melodrama.
The success of the Portland stock
company in "Dead wood Dick's Last
Shot" this week has boon a record
breaker for popular price melodrama in
this city. The play is one of the big
gest hits seen here in rears and the
company is at its best
CONSERVED COAL SUPPLY.
Engineer Explains Slow Passage of
Golden Gate,
If Captain Hansen, master of the
steamer Golden Gate, said that that
vessel had no steam on her way up the
coast from Tillamook on her last trip,
the statement is false," said J. H. Sny
der, formerly chief engineer on the
steamer, yesterday, in speaking of a
recent newspaper interview with Cap
tain Hansen.
They're overworked can't get the
poison filtered out of the blood.
They're getting worse every minute.
Will yon help them?
Dean's Kidney Pills have brought
thousands or Kidney sufferers back from
me verge or despair.
Will cure any form of kidney trou
ble.
John Gotcher, of 1ST North Ntne-
.teenth street Portland, Or., says
'Since the early part of 1908. when !
gave a testimonial recommending Doan's
Kidney Pills, I have had some further
occasions to use ths remedy and have
always found it of great value in re Lie v-
From Circus to the Grand..
From the feature of the Singling
ing kidney complaint It never falls to
7 ".Tr,..; v. o J;:;.k,7. VI recommend it again -
For sale by all dealers. Pries SO cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New Tork,
up," continued Mr. Snyder, "but the rea
circus to headline act at the Grand is son -that I ran her easy was because we
tha torv of tha Montrona trmin nf were snori or coai ana j. was airaia
European acrobats. This big spectacu- tnat by crowding ner we mignt not ge l0le agents for the United States,
lar athletic act in which seven trained into port as I Knew mat we would
acrobats compete, is the most notable have a strong ebb tide to buck on our
neclaltv of tha kind that haa nnnenrod arrival at tne uoiumoia river par. iror
on a nros-ram at this theatre in a year, that reason I saved all the coal that I
Sensational Aerialists at Pontages.
Greatest of all aerial acrobats are the
Four Lloyds who appear this week at
Pantages, in their wonderful midair
performance. The act presented by the
Lloyds has never been equalled in the
vaudeville - annals of the city, and
creating a tremendous sensation.
Julia Frary at the Orphenm.
Among the numerous feature acts on
the bill at the Orpbeum this week is
Miss Julia Frary, a charming and win
some woman of comic opera fame, who
has distinguished herself In such pro
Auctions as "Princess Beggar," "Floro
dora" and later as prima donna with
Frank Daniels. .
v "The Right of Way" at Baker.
Readers of Sir Gilbert Parker's noted
novel, "iye Bight of Way," are seeing
tne play at tho Baker this week. And
it is played by one of .the best acting
companies sent west from New York
this season. The scenery and produc
tion in general are exact duplicates of
tno original. This play will be seen at
the Baker all this week with matinee
8eventeen-year-old Earl Server is
leading Duluth bowler, and will compete
,in ine international series at St Paul,
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could."
Mr. Snyder explained that the reason
for the shortage of coal was that the
steamer made several trips back and
forth between Astoria and the Tilla
mook bar, during the time that the lat
ter was so rough that the vessels run
ning there could neither get in nor out
and when she finally got into Tilla
mook bay she could get no coal.
"Captain Hansen has bsen working
against me ever since the Golden Gate
went on the run," Bald Snyder, who Is
ter of the wrecked, steamer Argo, "and ! fcffr ttft!fJ?i Jfc&JfZS-A d
would complain of things to tho own
ers that I had known .nothing about
Finally, on the last trip up, I resigned,
as I saw that we could not get along
together." '
In regard to tne length or time that
it took to oome up to tho Columbia
river bar from Tillamook, Snyder said
that they left the latter place at 7:30
o'clock in the morning and arrived off
the Columbia at 12:46 in the afternoon,
or a quarter of an hour longer than the
usual run.
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not improve of Its own accord, but instead-
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have not obtained permanent relief. Let
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caso ana presence some remedy whose
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scrlptlona are compounded from Roots.
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are not known to the outside-world, but
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MARINTG NOTES.
Astoria, Feb. 9. Arrived down during
the night suid sailed at 8:40 a, m.,
steamer Breakwater, for Cooa Bay and
Ban . Francisco, Arrived down '' during
the night and sailed at 8:85 a. m..
steamer Roanoke, for 8an Pedro and
way ports. Arrived down during the
night steamer Elmore. . Arrived at 7:20
and left hp at 11:60 a. m., steamer Santa
Clara, from. San Francisco. Arrived at
8:45 and left up at 10 a. m., Bteamer
Alliance, from Coos Bay. Sailed at 9:30
a. m., schooner Expansion, for San
Francisco. Arrived at 8:35 a. m. and
left up . at noon, - steamer Rosecrdbs,
from- San Francisco.
Cape Henry, Fob. S. Passed, steamer
Beaver, from Newport News, for San
Francisco and Portland, -
Astoria, Feb. 8 Arrived at 4 p. m
steamer Geo. W. Fenwlck, from - Ban
Francisco. Arrived down at 7 p. m..
schooner Mabel Gale. Arrived at 7 and
left up at 8:80 p. m., steamer Bowdoin,
from San Francisco. !-:'.&. :: . r.
Antwerp, Feb. 8. Arrived. French
bark Bldart, from Portland.
Queenstown, Feb. 8. Arrived. French
bark Montcalm,' from Portland.
San Francisco, Feb. 8. Arrived at 8
m., ateamer Catania, from Portland.
Arrived at I p. tn., steamer Johan Poul-'
sen, trom san Francisco.. v . .
San Pedro. Feb. 8. Arrived, steamers
B. Stetson and Klamath, from Port
land.. ' j
San-Franoisc,- Fb.9.-HSalled at' 10
. m steamer W.. a Porter, for. Port-,
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curing will begin. This is pretty definite talk
upon what Is commonly regarded as "an uncer
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position to speak definitely and positively.
With me tho cure of men's (diseases is not un
certain or speculative at all.
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