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ASTORIA, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, J8S5.
PRICE. FXYE CENTS.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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St. A. t.. and .S. A. FCI.TOX.
Will 'Ive prompt attentlou to all olN.
.' om any pai t of the city or country.
OP.lce over Allen's Store, corner Cass ana
.nH'ii!iuahtre'ts, Ast -ij.i, Oiogon.
Telephone No. 41.
i yz. vi:axi aoj:.
l'iyirinn tinrt Siuxcon.
iliiee. EooinG, over I). A. Mclntoth a store.
tr ricK Hour.s :-9 to 11 A. M. ;-;3 lo 5 V.M.
Residence, opposite tlie.Johansen building
nt; A. UOKIIIS. OKO. XOIANO
AOL1XD &' DORRIS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ouire In Kinney's Rlorlc. pposltf City
liali, Astnii:i. Oregon.
u KUI.TOX. !. C- FULTON'.
Fiirros uitoTiiKiss.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Rooms f and C.Odd Fellows Building.
i T.I.O F. PAKECEK
SURVEYOR OF
Clatsop County and City of Antoria
Ofllce :-X. E. comer Cass and Astor .streets,
Room No. 8.
T fc. A. IIOWIjKY.
Attorney mid Counsellor at Law,
OiSlee oiTclienainus Street, Astoria, Oregon.
TAY TUTTIiK. 31. I.
PHYSICIA2J AND SUKGEON
Office Rooms 1,2, and 3. Pythian Build
ing. Rksidknok On Cedar Street, back ol
St. Mary's Hospital.
p p. nrcKS. a. k. siiaw.
hicks & sniw,
DENTISTS.
Rooms In Allen's Building, up stairs, cor
ner Cass and Squcmoqua sheets. Astoria
Oregon.
JOBN It. MlTCHFLI.. RlM'JI M. DFSIE.NT.
MITCH KM, c. IIE3IKNT,
Attorneys and Councelors at Law,
Rooms 1, 2, 3, and 4 Kamm' Ihtiidlns,
North East Corner of First and Pine Streets,
PortUnd, Oregon.
X It. SPEDDKX,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Searcher of Titles, Abstracter mid
Conveyancer.
Ofilce on Cass Street. 3 doors south of As
torian oilice, Astoiia, Oregon.
BANKING AND INSURANCE !
I. W. CASE,
Broker, Banker, and Insur
ance Agent,
VStOitM. - OECF.CSOA'.
OFFICE HOITES:
From 9 o'clock A. M. until 3 o'clock 1. M.
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS!
Capitol Flour,
Manufactured on the Gradual Reduction
S stem by tlie
Salem (Or.) Capitol Flour Mills Co.,
limitkd
Is tha only flour that has taken First Prize
three years in succession at the
PftKTI.AXD MECHANIC FAlIt.
Also at State Fair.
One tiia! is. sufficient to convince of Its .supe
riority. Sen that the word CAPITOL Is on each sack
GEOItGE SIIIEI,. 8 Stalk St..
Portland Agent.
WILSON & FISHER. Astoria Agents.
STEADIER
MOUNTAINEER.
CAP T.E. J. MOODY,
Astoria, Or., Cathlamct, W. T., Westporl
Or., and intermediate points.
The Steamer 2Iour.talneer will leave Asto
ria dally, until further notice, from Hustler'-,
whaif, foot of Wain street, at half-past 2
o'clock P. M., as follows :
Mondays, Wednesdays tnd Frldajs, for
CATIILAMET and intermediate points on
Wash. Ter. side will go to West port, same
da a.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satnrdajs, for
"W'ESTPOHT and intermediate points on
the Oregon side will go to Cathlamet s:tinc
days.
WillLeaTe CATHLAMET, W.T., for As
toria, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
seven o'clock A. M., touching at all way land
ums on wasu. ler. siue, aim return on same
side.
Will Leave VESTTOitT, for Astoria, Or.
on Tuesdays, Tfacrsdays aad Saturdays at sev
en o'clock A. M., touching at all way land
ings on Oregon side, and return on same
side.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or
to Main street Wharf.
Pure Ice,
Delivered at Your Door.
This Ice is cut on Lake CocoIIala and Is
pure.
All orders left at Post & Hansen's Astoria
SodaAVorks will be promptly attended to.
G. REED.
Mairager.
A QUESTION ABOUT
Browns Iron
Bitters
ANSWERED.
Tho qnesiion has probably boon iisVed thousands
of tunes "How can Brown's Iron Bitters euro every
thing?" Well, it doesn't. Bat it does cure any dtsL
lor miich a reputable physician would prescribe IUO..
Physicians recognize Iron as tbo beet restoraliro
asent known to tbo profession, and inquiry of any
loading chemical farm will substantiate the assertion
that there are more preparations of iron than of any
other substance used in medicine This shows con
clusively that iron is aclcnowledsl to be tho most
important factor in successful medical practice. Itu,
howeTer. aremiu-Lable fact, thatprior to tho dttsoT
cry of It ItO W.VS I It ONHITTEKS no perf oct
ly satisfactory iron combination had ever been found.
BROWN'S IRON BinERS&KSgS
headache, or produce constipation nil other iron
medicines do. ItUO WN'S IKON BITTER
cares Indigestion, Biliousness, YVcnknrss
Dyspcpsln, Malaria, Chills aad Fcrcr,
Tired Fcclinff,GcncrnII)chility,Paia in the
Side, Back ox ilmbSiIIpadacheandNenr;5
Kia for all these ailments Iron b prescribed d-.n-
BROWN'S IRON BITTERSJSSSfc
minute. IVo all other tfcorourh medicines, it at
slowly. When taten by ten tho first Frmptr.m
benefit is renewed enprsT. Theroasclesthcnbecomf
hrmer, the durestion improves, tho bowol are act Ur
In tromen the effect is usually mom rapid and mat led
The eyes begin at once to bnchtn: tho tlin cloire
op; healthy color comes to the cheeks: narvousnehS
disappears; functional derangements tecome r?su
lar. and if a nursing mother, abundint surtenarira
is supplied for tho child. Rcmnnber rKwn'J Inm
Bitters is tho ONLY iron mcdinno thit is net in
jurious. Ifinciant ami Jtrugijintt rrravmrnil i.
TLo Genuine has TVado Maik and cr " -J red linsj
ontrrappor. TAItK NO OTHJIil.
SMILL, IIKITSHL' & WCOJMU!).
WHOI.KSA1.K AOFMS IVli! id (tiJO.
TUT
B S 3
TORPSD BOWELS,
DESORDERED LEVER7
and IVIAL&R5A.
Fromiiicscsonrccsartscthrec-fdurihE
of tho disc:ises nf the human race These
symptoms- indicate their existence.
oss of Appetite, Ilcwcls costive,
Kick Ilendnche, fitllncss after cnt-luq-,nvcrnIoii
to exertion of Ijady or
iritiid,i:rucUitioii of fond, Irritabil
ity of temper, Low spirits, A feeling
before the eyes, liiglily colored
Urlue,COZVSTlPATIO;V,nn(llcuinnil
the uso of u remedy thataclsdlrcctlvoa
the Liver. As aLivcr incdirineTOTT'S
lIIiI.S have no equal. Tlu-ir action on
tho Kidneys and Skin is also prompt;
removing all impurities through these
three scavengers of the system,"
predncins: appetite, sound digestion,
regular stools, n clear skin and a vig
orous body. TL'TT'S IVIIiLS cruise no
nausea or griping nor Interfere with
dally work and arc a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
iJoldeverywhercZiS. OHice4I.aiiirraySt.N V.
GnATllATitoitWittsKrns chanced in
stantly to a Glossy" Klack by asinglo
application of this Dvu. Sold by Drue-
rists,orscntby express on rceeintof SI.
Ofilcc, -1 Jlurrav Street, New Voik.
ruTT3 uiiTWA o? u:snii sikipsi T2SS.
HACAN'S
Magnolia Balm
is a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it, who would rather
not tell, andjjw caiit tell.
FOR
Man and Beast.
Mustang Liniment is older than
most men, and used more and
more every year.
The Gem Saloon,
The Popular Resorl for Astoriar.s.
Forihe
Finest of Wines and Liquors
Go to THE GEM SALOON.
ALEX. CAMPBELL. - - PIIOIT.IKTOH
FOR TILLAMOOK!
Sti A. B. Fiold.
Ca;t. G.:lilcfeu!i,
Will leave Main street uJ.arf as rrH
larly as weather permits during AngiM
September and October. Freight per O.
11. & 2C. Co. will connect at Astoria.
ILite from Portland and Astoria to Ilohson
ville?Gpcr ton. Passage from A-toii-i 5.
Address IIADOLU-T& CO..
AMml.i.
The Telephone Saloon.
The Finest Establishment of
the Kind in Astoria.
Especially fitted up for tho Comfort and
Convenience of those who enjoy a
Social Guvs.
The Ilest or Wines ami Liquors,
The Choicest Cigars.
Everything New and First-Class
R. L. JEFFREY. Frop'r.
Tt
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CONCEUNIXfi THE GRANT MONUMENT.
Washington, Aug. 1C Gen. S. S.
Brtrdette, commander of the G. A. R,
has returned from tbc encampmenls
! at Gettysburg and Springtield, Ills.
To a Hi-publican reporter Gen. Bur
, detle to-day said that at each of
these places be spoke lo veterans te
gardtng tbc erection of a monument
to Gen. Grant, and they were unani-
inously in favor of its location at
Washington. "It would have done
I you good," .a;d he, ''to see tbo en
thusiasm that was awakened at the
chance given the boys to honor their
dead commander. The Grand Army
propose to subscribe 10 cents from
, every member, and there are 300,000
ot tisem lurougiioiu mis country.
They mean to erect a monument to
Grant in "Washington, and I don't
think the dav is far distant when
Gen. Grant will bo placed for final
ret in Washington.
Iu reply to Gen. 11. J3. Hayes' letter,
suggesting that tho authorities of the
G. A. It. encourage their comrades to
contribute to the building of a monu
ment on the grave of Gen. Grant,
Gen. TJurdetto says: "I have been
unable to bring my mind into accord
with yours on that point. I hold to
the opinion that tho G. A. It will de
sire, iirst of all, to erect its own dis
tinctive monument lo our comrade,
not at great cost, but for that pur
pose raising only such a sum as is
composed of the equal contributions
of each individual comrade that shall
b. within the reach and glad gift of
the poorest. The national monu
ment lo bo erected lo Gen. Grant
should be of such proportions and
cost as to be beyond the reach of pri
vate benevolences, and ot right and
propriety ought lo be ordered by the
congress of the United States and paid
for out of the national treasury, and
that consequently the Grand Army
should not be called upon for the ef
fort you indicate."
The Proposed Leac.
riiiiiADuriPiiiA, Aus- 17. In the
negotiations for the lease ot the Ore
gon Railway and Navigation com
pany's property by the Northern Pa-
ciilc Railway company matters have
advanced so far that tlie terms of the
proposed lease having been approved
by tho Northern Pacific directors,
thev are to be submitted to the stock
holders of the company at the annual
meeting in September. Charles P.
Wright, formerly president ot tho
Northern Pacific, and still one of its
most influential managers, is said to
be opposed to the lease, for the al
leged reason thai it will make Port
land the Pacific terminus of the road
instead of 'lacoma, where he has
largo vested inteiesls. If the lease is
consummated the company will be in
possession of a through line to the
Pacific, terminating at Portland. If
it be not consummated, the necessity
of constructing the Cascade division,
terminating at Tacoma, will become
at once imperative.
Pakis, Aug. 17. TSInlransiyiuni,
Pocheforrs paper, jesterday pub
lished a letter which, it is alleged,
proves that Olivier Pain, the French
man who was the reported military
adviser of El Jlahdi, was executed at
the instaneo of Pritish officials in
Egypt. This letter says that the
British put a price on Pain's head,
and that he was tracked aud arrested
and then summarily credited by ord
er of the stall' of the English army,
at the time it was engaged in war
against El Mahdi.
Nnvr Oumzaxs, Aug. 1G. A special
to the Times-Dunavrat from Vicks
bnrs says: Aun Ilogan, colored, died
in this county yesterday, 120 years of
age. Her peculiarity was her hair,
which was three feet long, a sample
of which was on exhibition at the
world's exposition at New Orleans.
Lokdok, Aug. 16. A dispatch from
Suakira states that Osman Digma
has forsaken his followers and fled to
Kordofau. The result is that many
sheiks are going into Snakim and
offering submission to tho British
commander.
Cairo, Aug. 16. Information has
been received here that civil war has
broken out at Khartoum; that the
treasury has been sacked, and that
El Mahdi's successor and other offi
cials have been killed.
Grasshoppers are numerous iu por
tions of Montana, and a government
agent reports that not only are there
large uumbsra of this destructive
Rocky mountain species at work, but
the comuiou native, and now migra
tory species, are also much more nu
inerons than usual.
The secretary of war has instructed
Gen. Miles, in command of the de
partment of tho Missouri, to hold
troops in readiness to enforce tho
presidents recent proclamation in re
lation to cattlemen on the Cheycnno
and Arapahoe reservations.
Capt. F. E. Pierce, of the First in
fantry, has been appointed Indian
agent at San Carlos agency. It is
probable that officers of tho army
will be placed in charge ot all the
agencies where Indians aro trouble
some.
1 1
Harvest is nearly completed, and
the yield has been the largest ever
witnessed m Wasco county. The av
erago will bo as high as forty bushels
to the aero in some places, "whilo in
others it will not reach over twenty
THE CHOLERA EPIDFJHC.
Madrid, Aug. 1C Cholera reports
for to-day show that there were fif
teen new cases and twelve deaths in
tho city of Madrid, and sixty-five new
cases and thirty deaths in tho prov
ince. The slight panic which broke
out a few days ago has subsided, and
the epidemic shows no further sign
of an increase. "Wherever the disease
prevails tho most stringent precau
tions are taken to prevent its spread.
Some of the most crowded houses
have been emptied, and their tenants
temporarily lodged for miles outside
the city. Public buildings are being
disinfected daily. The epidemic is
ravaging viranada, but is decreasing
in other southern provinces.
Marseh.IiES, Aug. 16. There were
twenty-seven deaths in this city to
day from cholera. At the Pharo hos
pital nineteen cases wero admitted
and seventy died, whilo seventy re
mained under treatment.
Madrid, Aug. 16. Returns from
the cholera infected districts of Spain
show a total number of new cases on
Saturday of 4706, and a total uumbor
of deaths from the disease of 175S.
Tho plague has made its appearance
at Barcelona, where seventy cases
and sixteen deaths are reported.
MarseiiiTiES, Aug. 16. Several
deaths from cholera have occurred in
the Innatic asylum here. Several
deaths aro reported at Monries and
Salon, caused by typhoid fever and
smallpox, which are of a severe type,
and very active.
LoxDOjf, Aug. 16. A letter from
Saigon reports that 600 French sold
iers ha,ve died of cholera in Formosa
and Pescadores; that tho hospitals
are overflowing with sufferers and
that the epidemic is increasing.
Old "Clubfoot," an immense griz
zly bear that has destroyed hundreds
of dollars worth of stock, and long
been the terror of Siskiyou, says
the Shasta Courier, was slain some
days ago by three hunters, who were
induced to go after him on the
strenth of a liberal reward. In the
fight the bear made minco meat of
a herd of dogs, and only gave up the
ghost after a pound or two of lead
had been pumped into him from
Winchesters-at short range.
Iu an article on the Pacific Mail
trouble the New York Tribune shows
that the proposed new mail service
via England and Brindisi to New
Zealand and Australia, will not ouly
be much slower, but more expensive.
The poslofiice department at Wash
ington has been informed by tho Pa
cific Mail company that it will con
tinue to carry mails from San
Francisco until tho expiration of its
contract with tho New Zealand gov
ernment, which occurs on November
29. Direct mail service from San
Francisco to Australia and New
Zealand has consequently been re
sumed. The Mystery or the 3111k.
'Milkman's Milk'' is quoted by a
popular journal as being ''weak and
quioting'. In a ucoudensed milk"
factory in tho milk district of New
York State, it was found to bo worse
than that. The farmers had diluted
it with water and thickened it with
borax and saltpetre. Is it any won
der that after feeding on this moss
the people suffer from indigestion?
Brown's Iron Bitters conquers indi
gestion in young or old; regulates
bowles and kidneys, and promotes
perfect health in spite ot the milk
adulterators.
The Bristol, England, Jlurcury
and Daily Post says: "The Austral
ia:) cricketers dnring their visit to
this country invariably used St.
Jacobs Oil, aud they regard it as an
invaluable remedy for sprains, sore
ness, stillness of tho joins and con
tusions." Thirteen Chinamen who were being
conveyed from this to the American
sido in a sloop in charge of two white
men, were caught by TJncle Sam's au
thorities near Port Townsend, and
returned yesterday on the Olympian.
The sloop is owned in this city. The
Chinamen state that the agreoment
was to land them in Washington ter
ritory for S15 a head. Victoria
Standard.
W bat You Want ta Knoir.
Everybody wants an honest answer
to this simplo questien: What is the
best medicine to regulate the bowels,
enre costiveness and biliousness, help
digestion and give strength lo tho
wholo system? People ask us this
every day. Wo answer, Parker's Ton
ic. It is pleasant to the taste. All
children liko it Mothers all praise
it. It will save a thousand times its
cost in every family. Editor Western
Aryus.
A conference of the national com
mitted ot tho Irish league was held at
Chicago, for tho purpose of devising
means to aid Mr. Parnell and his col
leagues. Along address was issued
to tho public, caUing for contribu
tions to the parliamentary fund. It
was decided to hold the next national
convention at Chicago, some time in
January. Tho time wa3 postponed
so that Mr. Parnell or some ot his
party may bo enabled to attend.
San Francisco police officers found
a Chinese leper who, when taken to
the police station, was in the last
stago of tlie loathsome disease. One
ot his fingers dropped off during his
examination.
fitSTHE" GREAT nt?gM
BtnMAN PiyHM
FOR EEES
CURES
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lumbago, Backache, Has-Jachc. lectin sab,
Soro Throat, SwcIHnc. Ppnn. Uralses,
Unrns bcalt!, Croit Kites
A!SD ALL OTHER HOSlLY IUI33 AID ACHEX
Sl ly DrurrM, an Dm!m crrrw!ire. Fitly Caii
tattle. Dlrcrtlons la 11 Ijujcacs.
THE CIIAKI.E3 A. YOGKLEK CO-
(SaccriMTilA.U4jEzU&CO.) 'iilllcn.rr, JiJ., Cfc I.
GERMANiA BEER HALL
3F"x:Kr:E3 :o:is:e2:fl
FKOM THE
Northern Pacific Brewery
Five Cen tsa Class.
J3Xo inferior Ucersold at this plaiv.
YT.15. RtiriC.
Proprietor.
FOLEY
PTMBBIMIi SPRINGS.
A Hack will leave Krueiu on the arriv::! of
tlia train from Portland,
EVERY TUESDAY,
Milking llietri1 from Portland in!es than
two days in daylight.
PETEIi RUXEY.
$S7,Q00,000 Capital!
Liverpool and London and Globe.
North. British and Mercantile
Of London and Edinburgh.
Old Connecticut of Hartford,
AX1
COMMERCIAL GF CALIFCRKJA
Fire Insurance Companies,
KeprvM'iitlng a Capital of S67,C00 OOO.
P.. VAN OIHKW A-ten:.
llwaco Steam Kaiijaiim Co
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
KKOM ASTOIil.V TO
Ft. Stevens. Ft.Can.by and Mwuco,
Connecting bj stage and .stenniboatit for
Oysterville. Montesano and Olympia
STEAMER
-dm. GE. MILES,"
W. P. WiitTOOMit, Mastki:.
Will leave Astoria daily (.Sundays excepted'
for
PL Stevens. Ft. Canby and llwaco,
at 3 A. M
Witli Oistgrvillo Mails and Express daily,
and
Through Mails to points beyond, and
Monteano, W. T on
Mondays. "Wednesdays and Fridays.
On Thursdays tho "Miles" will make
two round trips, leaving Astoria on sec
ond trip (about a p. at.) 3 htnin; after arrival
from firt trip.
. i(i
Fare to llwaco.
1.00
Passenger vi;i avc gsecn'sby I'lirvlins
Ing tickets before going on board.
llwaco Freight per Ton. - $2.00
SPFor Tickets, Towage or Charter ap
ply at the ollk-c of tlie company, O raj 'a
wharf, foot of licnton street.
J. II. I). GRAY,
Agent.
8. AIINDT & JB-EROHEX
ASTOP.IA. - OKEGON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
BiaCKSMITU -g0h''
as: .
Boiler Shop 1&S0
All kinds of
ENGINE, CAHHBEY,
AKU
STEAMBOAT WOEK
Promptly attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OF LAFAYETTE STREET.
TChis Tells off
'4
MONDAY
AUGUST 31
OBSfSSflfl ORE PlftT
-5l3KT3Z&
WILL BE KKOWW AS
FETE DAYS FOB THE MPjMITUPF !
The Largest! The Grandest! The Greatest!
Old JgIiii Bobinson's
K3 .
BIG SHOWS
12 fc H .J.rS'aFJ5CT"CT"73w-T S3 EN
IS
Will Exhibit at Astoria at That Tims.
A TRIPLE CIRCUS.
A WONDERFUL MUSEUM.
AN ENORMOUS ELEVATED STAGE!
With in jre Startling Features, u ore Sensational Novelties,
more Performers, Male anil Female, than
ANY SHOW W THE WIDE WOULD!
GME5. AOI3E3 2
TJIS" TATTOOED 1VO"AV.
EARTH KETKR SUY THE LIKE BESOEEj
ZOLA, The FEMALE 'BL0NDIN.
Riding a Velocipede over a Single "ft Ire,
ui feet above the heads of the
audience.
TUIL1
Slating on a UkIU Wire. -1evatcd
1UI feet, anil porforniin tho most
diiliccliof ft at a.
9PE3IA!-ESGLIi r
BICYCLE RIDERS! J
ZEN A FAMILY!
In wonderful and lightning Hair. Teeth and
Feet Slides from the topmost point of
the Canvas to the Ground.
Bi'LLE ELLA ZOLA
HIGH WIRE QUEEN, walks bl.iulfoMed
with feet incased in bassets.
MUSEUM ot Xirsrs&Ta 'wostssub
And a vast collection of relics of tho Olden Age and modern curiosities.
A HERD Ob' 3IOXSTF.lt ELEPHANT
Of all ages, sizes and kinds.
HINDOO SNAKE CHARMER
S-15 000 Drove oftfirauVs S20.000 Srlinol of Men Iiiimih. SlO.000 XI lilte
S'ile Hippopotami!-.. t?5,OOU Taiaiaonr. S5.QI) School or Walrun.
0X38S82?
Horns
2-Iiorned-2
Samalran Rhinoceros
es
ALL LINES OF STEAMBOATS WILL CARRY PAS
SENGERS TO AND FROM ASTORIA AT
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
DOX'T I'AXZi TO ISK I.V
D
riiLL
$300,000
:;i Chariots. 4 Steam Musical Waeons. 15 Mounted Trumpeters. :;00 Jloraes,
VI Separate Kind of Music. Female Brass Band. Scottish Bag-
lij)ers, 100 Mounted Knights, f.(J cases. bteam ur
gain. Female Open Air Opera, looronies,S
Distinct Bands, Jubilee Troupe, Steam
Caliope,30 Courtly Dames.
1ESH OF I?l-.S5FSI3I!a WI.R ISKlNTS!
Tigers, Lions. LTycnas. Lcopurds, Bears, Pythons, Ancondas, Boa Constrictors,
ctc,u'ith their keeper, all throicn open, trtfi sides down, in thcvilghty Parade.
1 PEEFORKAJTCElTDAniY Q
L 1 AND 7:30 P. 2vl. L
TICKETS will be on sale at tha Blew York JXTovelty Store
during the days of Exhibition.
Coliili Tiiipriatioii Soiw.
FOR POBTLAffl)!
Through Freight on East Time!
THE NEW
"Which has been specially built for the comfort of passengers v. ill leave
"Wilson & Fisher's Dock every
Monday, Vednesday and Friday at 6 A.M. arriving at Portland at 1 P.M.
Itciurning leaves Portland every
Tuesday and Thursday at 6 A. M. arriving at Astoria at 1 P. M.
-An additional trip will be made on Sundav of Each IVeclt. leaving Portland
at O O'cloclc Sunday aiornln::. Passengers b this route connect at Kalawa
i for Sound ports.
tbe Greatest
UN CAKIfii
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER I
A .10 CAKS: rtlSiXaMr.JJJK.
A iti XXTIK AVUKT.
ZEiOBA!
Hurled 00 Feet Throns
&JiUi&iBJi s
Tied 00 Feet Throngh Space by. Ancient
, Jma'3.Terrincnitt.1l.irr
fcnaaaSS&s.
JIUJIAN DABXXG at its ZENITH
&X22j&1
ho dive?, head foremost from the Dome
of the Canvas into a net lo feet below.
IVrile ZERATEfGeiling Walker
Who at the Apex of the Canvas walks,
runs a i fmccs with Iie.rt il i nward.
Z'O ROLLER SKATERS! lO
TUJLA FAMILY!
Unicvcle Rlden aud Slcatera
on Stilts.
EVKRY RATION REPRESENTED,
TrUxs nf Iliutl',. KiirJt, Greet ., Ca.nubah
Azeelii, Arab. Mcdes, Japanese, 1'alaijon
my, Fejee, XubntJU, jifili(t.t3. M'n-
ljjt. Hottentot Bint Afghan,
all in their
r.'ntlvo Costumes ami Ccremiile!
rOOlIor-cslfn IJ il Hands
M Camels ! WAST flORSR High
TI Mil TO tVlTSKSTHE
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STEAMEP.
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