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THE DAILY ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 18. 1894.
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Postage free to subscriber!.
The Astorlan guarantees to Its suit
crlbers the largest circulation of any
newspaper published on the Columbia
river.
Advertising rates can be obtained on
application to the.. business, manager...
This paper is in possession of all the
telegraph franchises, and jIs the. only
paper on the Columbia river that pub
lishes genuine dispatches.
The Daily Astorlan's circulation is
five times as great as that of the. com
blned circulation of the-other dally pa
pers of Astoria.
- The. Weekly Astorlan, the third old
est weekly in the state of Oregon, has,
jitxt to the Portland Oregonlan, the
largest weekly circulation in the state.
Subscribers -to the Astorlan are re
quested .4o-, notify, thlsi office, . without
loss pf time, immediately- they fall to
recelve-thelr daily paper, or when thr
do not get it t the usual hour. By do
ing this they wll enable the management-to
place -the. blame on the proper
parties and to JnsUre a speedy remedy.
Handley & ifaas are our Portiand
agents and copies of the-Astorlan can
to. hod every, morning at. their stand
on .First street - .
DATS
TIDE TABLE. -For
th Week, Beginning To-day,
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I A.M. PM.
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Sun.. 18
Tue.. 20
Wed. 21
Thr. 22
Frt.. 23i
Sat.. 24
Sun..- 2D
11 21
125
2 01
9111
8 3
8 Git
106191
1 54:8 7
2 3618 7 2 39181
3 088 7 8 267 6
8 4G8 6
8 6 4 156 71
I4 C 115-9
6 3513 6
718IZ2
8 04117
8 4911 3
9 3211 21
10 22 1 Ji
11 16 1 Si
2112
14210 8
81810 2
8 52 OS
S 3111 3
10 or,l2 2
10 4113 1
from other nations not to allow their department of the University of Wis- "Jf WSFT'S EPIFI O o
fiag3 to bo used to protect depredators, oonsin in 18S7. She is 25 years cf age, V- " i4iirBj .
ra . '3 . ,.,,,vu,,R lne entire avstrm,
Win., and iciaduiilpil from the hlgn
dor,, are supposed to be directed to that school In that city. In 1886 Miss I'ier
The labors of fWrto n.'Bm .i tall and handsome, a decided brunette.
im T.. . . . . ; Miss Pier was born Jn Fond du Lac,
amiiuij-aunceroie, tfrillali ambassa-; wl ,.,,,.,,, ,,
malu
end at this time. Russia and Japan are
believed to have already expressed their
willingness to co-operate In measures to
protect seal life In Behring sea, but
whether the consent of any' other na
tions has been secured cannot be ascertained.
Clatsop county Is not the only part of
the country where road improvement
agitation is a stirring clement, and
meetings are being, held all over the
country at this season of the year with
the laudable object of obtaining better
country roads. One of the most recent
of these meetings was that of the New
Jersey State Road Improvement Asso
ciation, which met at Trenton last week.
The statistics given In the president's
address as to the extent of improve
ment by means of state aid were not,
It is true, very Imposing, but they at
any rate point to an advance, though it
iimj ue oiuy ft raouiw mip. iiujipewa . . . . M nA
one-half tons, and can throw 1,330 gal-
wcured last year through state uld, that ions of. water per minute. Her boiler
and her mother entered the university
law department, ond by hard work were
both enabled to finish in a year. For
almost a year Miss Pier held a position
in the legal department of the Wiscon
sin Central IUdlroad, after which she
opened a law office with her mother.
Miss Pier Is a familiar figure in the
courts of Milwaukee, and she often op
pears before the supreme court at Mad
ison. Harriet, aged 24 years, and Car
rie, aged 22 years, are Miss Pier's sis
ters, and both are apt disciples of
Blackstone. Col. C. P. Pier, an old prac
titioner, is the head of this Interesting
family.
JUMBO OF FIRE ENGINES.
Runs Forward or Backward and Can
Be Stopped Within Fifty Feet.
The largest and most powerful loco
motive steam fire engine in the world
is owned by the City of Hartford, Conn.,
and is of the Amoskeag type. The name
with which she has been 'christened,
"Jumbo," is one to which,-says Har
per's Weekly, her dimensions will en
title her. Over ten feet high and sev-
J origin, tlds r ' .ionliauoeiiuul.
" ForelRl.tech months I hiulan
eating .,re oa my tongue. 1 was
trail, ljy ,,,st lcal i livsician.
but ..i.uiiineil no relief ' the soro gradually grew
worae. I finally took &. s. S., ami wiu entirely
cureJ after iimiig a f(.w lj,tt lea."
u. ..icLUMOBt:, Henderson, Tex.
Trsatiso on Itlnoil and Skin DIs
caaei ci.iilcil frcw.
Uiiz Swim Epemfio Co,
A. V. ALLEN,
DEALER IN ..
Groceries, Flour, Feed, Provisions, Kiiiis.
Vegetables, Crockery, Glass and
Plated Wnre. Lowers' SUppiK
Cor. Css anj Squemoque Streets.
Alorl.Ore.
EVERY REQl'ISITE FOR
: first Class Fals :
AT
Atlanta, us, POIi'S Undertaking Parlor9,
I - THIRD STREET.
T"Bi-,(nwn Rates Reasonable. Embalmings Speclalty-
The report that Mr. Gladstone means
to sail in to abolish. the. house of lords
Is premature, is not preposterous. ,
A bird In the hand is worth two in
the bush, and a deed In the subsidy
fund is worth twenty-two in the bank.
. Mr, John Barretts United States min
ister to Slam, must have a little bitter
ness In his flagpn of Joy. There are,
alas, no Toung Men's Democratic clubs
In that, land of the famous twins, and
the white elephant, and ''Jacky's", elo
quence must of necessity get rusty for
the next four years.
There was a cabinet dinner given the
president this week, In which the cen
trepiece on the table was a bed of ferns,
from which arose a great horn of plenty
made of scarlet carnations, and spilling
from its tops were f rults of different
kinds. And yet the horn of plenty Is not
exactly the sign of the season
thirty-three miles have been approved
and are in course of erection for the
present year, and that thirty-six more
have been applied for which cannot be
obtained under the present appropria
tion from the state." Evidently there are
portions, of the continent In whlth good
country roads are not set at their true
value and duly appreciated.
NAMES OF THE STATES.
Indian Titles Given to Most of Those m
the tiiwnt West.
It Is a remarkablo fact, and a con
Mont experience of the presont subsidy
committee, that when those parties who
have persistently held back from con
tributing property have been prevailed
upon to open their purse-strings, the
have proved of the very greatest assist
ance to the committee In bringing In
others who have been dilatory.
The Toronto Empire says: "Tho rich
govern the poor In tho United States.
For that reason they will not consent
to the income tax. Instead, they ask
the government to Increase the deficit
for the poor man to pay when time lm
prove. It Is tho wage-earner wha have
always supplied the revenues of the re
public, and apparently It has been de
termlned that they shall continue to do
so." The Toronto paper is evidently un
aware that the main objection to thr
iniquitous tax is that it la class legisla
tion, and that In this country, if not un
der the British flag, all men are "en
dowed with equal rights and prlvll
oges," whether rich or poor. An income
tax law is not possible of an Impartial
operation, and in addition simply putr
a premium on fraud and perjury.
The late dispatches published In The
Astorlan concerning the scaling regula
tions for the present year ore of peculiar
interest to the vicinity of Astoria and
the Puget Sound country, Indicating ar
they do that there is reason for doub
whethor the Bohring 8ea regulation
can be perfected before tho sealing sea
son opens. As the time approaches fo
putlng the regulations In force, it If
said, it becomes more and more evl
dent that lb will bo difficult to malt'
regulations in conformity with the ree
ommendatlons of the Behring sea trl
bunol. The United States and Grea'
Britain, even by agreement and co-operation,
cannot protect seal life beyond
the three-mile limit of the land and the
Islands except against their own citl
sens under their own flag. Most of the
depredations In the past have been com
mitted under the British flag by Cana
dian sealers. This can be prevented, W
If Canadian sealers can sail under the
flag of any other nation not party to
the agreement they cannot be prevented
from, pursuing pelagic sealing, .nor can
the citizens of nations not a. party to
the agreement be molested. .The main
Is therefore the securing of asreemonts
Naturally, the thirteen states which
first comprised the federal union wen
called after foreign personages or lo
calities, says Washington. It was in
1739 that the Plymouth company con
veyed a certain portion of Amcrlcar
territory to Capt. John Mason by pat
ent. The patentee was governor of
Portsmouth, in Hampshire, England, so
the new colony came to be New Hamp
shire. Rhode Island was named stil'
earlier, in 1M4, for the Island of Rhodes
in the Mediterranean. Earlier yet, lr
15Ci, the Carollnas were so called bj
their French settlers in honor of .Caro
lus IX., of France. Another colonj
which received its name In the six
teenth century was Virginia, the name
sake of Elizabeth, the virgin queen o'
England, which had Sir Walter Ralelgl
tor its sponsor. Indians called the great
New England river Connecticut, am'
the while settlers simply transferred l
to their united settlements. Massacliu
setts was the name of a tribe of Indlani
which had its wigwams in the vlcinit)
of Boston. These Indliins are supposed
to have derived their appellation frorr
the blue hills over which they roamed.
New York has been known by varlou
names, but Its present title was bestow
ed In honor of the Duke of York, tt
whom the territory was granted by En.
'f ml. Pennsylvania was christened ir
1681 after Willlarn. Penn. Delaware li
said to get its name from Lord do If
Warr, , who Is supposed to have beer
burled In tho bay. This, however, scemr
o ' bo more legendary than historical
t is certain, on the other hand, that
he tribe of Indians which roamed ove
his territory were called Delawarcs. A
ne time Delaware and New Jersey were
cnown as New Sweden, but in 1C44 th
atter was rechrlstened out of compll
ment to Sir George Cartarct, one of th
jiiglnal English proprietors of that tei
.itory, because ho had defended th
Island of Jersey against the long pnrllt.
neut In the English civil war. Georgl
was so called in honor of George II
Maryland . was named for Henrlett
Mai lii, Charles I.'s queen; while Ver
mont had no separate title until the dec
araMot of independence, when the pen
pie named their state from verd nnc
mont. words .typical of the beautlfu
mountains of which the state Is Justl;
proud.
While , Maine was not admltetd t
.he union until 1820, the territory bore
ts present name as early as 1CS3. Queei
lenrletta, of England, had the hono
f having It called after her possession
n Franc. Alabama, Kentucky, Ohio
flssourl, Termesste, Mississippi, Arkan
as, Wisconsin and Illinois were called
.fter rivers. The Indian word Tennes
ee is said to signify a curved spoon
Mississippi, a river formed of many
lllnols, a river of men, while Missouri
was the name of a branch of the D
kotas. Louisiana took its name fron
Louis XVL, of France; Indiana from th
iriirinal inhabitants of this country; th.
-Jakotas. Kansas. Omaha, Utah an-
"owa from tribes cf Indians. It was oi
Caster SunJay In Spanish, Pascu
Florida that Ponce de Leon discovered
Florida. Texas was also named by thf
Spaniards When thry drove out th
French In W0.
contains 301 copper tubes. This engine
at her first trial threw, through 50 feet
of hose, 3 1-2 Inches in diameter, a hori
zontal stream of water a distance of
348 feet, and two streams, each as large
as that thrown by an ordinary fire en
gine, a distance of over 300 feet. The
size of this leviathan Is better appre
ciated when we think that a common
horse draught engine only weighs about
6,000 pounds, and has a capacity of only
500 or 600 gallons per minute. The road
driving power of the engine Is applied
through two endless chains mnnlnp
over sprocket wheels on each of the
main rear wheels, permitting these
wheels to be driven at varying speeds
when turning corners. The engine may
be run either forward or backward
Mid can be stopped inside of 50 feet,
when running at full speed. When Ir
the house tho boiler is connected with
steam pipes from a heater In the base
ment, and steam Is always kept up tc
about 95 pounds, which would run het
about a quarter of a mile. The fire-bo?
's kept full of material ready for lteht
Ing, and a steel arm under the engine
-arrles a quantity of waste saturnter
with kerosene oil In close proximity f
a card of matches in a holder under t
watcher, the latter being attached to
cord tied to a ring In the Hoof. At nr
Mann of fire the steam-pipes are dis
-onnected, the throttle opened, and be
'ore the engine has moved six lnchec
he cord pulls the scratcher, and tin
od carrying the blazlwMvasto swings
round under the fire-box, igniting th'
ihavings and wood. Cannel coal i
burned, and steam enough can be gen
aratcd In two minutes to run the engine
at a speed of 31 miles nn hour.
u
is esscnticl to
in pastry you cannot fin
cither without a good shoi i
cning. LarJ has always had
very objectioaablc features,
causing indigestiou and
many other dietetic trou
bles. Science has come to
the assistance of tho cook,
nd of weak stomachs, with
the new shortening, .
Music Hall -:-
h
3 3,4 First Street. Aslorlt, Or,
H. CHRISTENSEN. Prop.
A FREE CONCERT every ninht beginning t 8
o'clock. Good music. The best of wines, "J""
an J cl us always on hand.
It i3 composed of tha choic
est bscf suet ond highly
refined vegetable oil, iu
many r;spcct3 as good as
the finest imnortod nliv
oil. Physicians endorse it, t
C00ii:i experts rccom-
V ? . 1 !. "...
i-j ) menu it, aua tnousands P
: j ore now using it iii prefer- C
i J) cuce to any other shorten-
i iug. Refuse all substitutes.
y I '; riCTl throe cents It ehrapa to S. K.
rl ) l'irt4i A .o.,CiiicHro, for hand- t
y D..u.uvwwiHiov,ouii uuoic. contain
In I r;lx liunilre.l n-clpes. prepared hy
nlimoral ifiit outborltleon cooking,
t-ouoleoe b sold by all urocc-rj.
Noe & Scully,
Dealers In
Stoves," Sbrel Iron and Copper Ware.
Sole Aent for
MAGEE STOVES AND RANGES.
Jobblnuu Specialty.
431 Second Street, Astoria, Or.
Washington flleat Market.
Corner Second and Main Streets.
Wholesale and Retail
U4 RnfrhAfc nnrl ? PflckefS.
Steamboats, Ships and Mills supplied on
short notice. Families supplied promptly
at the lowest rates.
CHRISTENSEN & CO., Props.
Mado only by
IT. K. FARBANK & CO.,
ST. LOIJJS end t
'CHlCAGO, NEW YORK, BOSTON.
tt
These tiny Capsules are superior
to Balsam of Copaiba,
Cubebs and Injections. Iftfffi
They cure in 43 hours tho V J
same diseases without nnyincon-l
reuienco. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
A SURE CUIIE FOK PILES.
Itching Piles a.e known by molstui
kb perHpliution, causing Intense Itcliii
hen warm. ThlB form, as well aa Itltn
leedtnK or Protruding, yield at once I
r. UuHaiiKo's Pile licmwly, which act
irectly on the parts alti-cted, absou
unors. allays Hchlng ami effects
ermanent cure. DOc. UrusK'lst or mai
Iroulurs freii. Dr. Bosaiiko, 3a Ar
treet, Philadelphia. Fa. iSold by J. W
'onn.
EXTENDED SYMPATHT.
"Do unto others as you would havi
thers do unto you." I.s sympathetica!!
own in tne tonowing Uiu'H, the pre
umptlon bclnft that sympathy is born
r uiuu to pain r sorrow:
"uemlenien: Please send Krause'
ieadache Capsules as follows: T.
.oxea to Flora Seay, Ilnvannn, N. Dak
wo boxes to Llllle Wllco.x, Brookland
f r-. w . .
i. unn. i mive aiways ueen a greai
unerer irotn ncaaucne nna your Cap
uies ure mo oniy ming mat relieve.
ie." yours very truly,
FLORA SEAT,
Havana, .V. Dak.
For pale by Clrns. KoSers, Astoria
T., Sole ARcnt.
FOUND THEM THE BEST.
This Is to certify that I have use.,
cause's Headache Capsules perioUi
tlly for over u year, and have verj
inch pleasure Ir statins that tht
"ave always proved very tienellelnl an!
;ave relieved me In from ten to llfteet
nlnutes. I have beer, a sufferer fron
itadache for many years, and haw
lever rourd nnytlilnK to do me at
uueh good as Krause's Headache Cap
ties. Your Truly,
LOUIS HiCRMAN,
231 Toplnr St., Wichita, Kan.
For sale by CliaB. Rogers, Astoria,
ir., sole BKcnt.
NF.ARINO THE CRAVE.
. BRIGHT WOMAN LAWYER.
Only 25 and Practices Before the United
' States Supreme Court.
Miss Kate H. Pier, of Milwaukee, wb"
has Just been admitted to practice be
fore the, United Stattt supreme court
comes from a family of lawyers. IIj?r
father, her mother and her two sisters
re attorneys, and good ones, too. Miss
Pler'i mother, Kale rier, ts the only
woman court commissioner in m
United States, and the bill making he
appointment possible as lobbied
through the legislature toy the younc
woman YvtiO now iuo umu w v
.......r- r,,e .:.:, (. t,;:...i.i in Hi
1. MIm pier graduate! from tne law
In old arc Infirmities nnd weakiies
laaten to close the gap between us am
he grave. Happily sclentlile researc
nd phnrniaral skill have allied them
elves In furnishing us a reliable mean
f ameliorating the ailments Incident t
l-v-llninor years, and of rciifwinv
.ng physical energy. ts name is Hos.
iter s i-tomach niters, a wuteiv c-o,.
rehenslve remedy in olseis.-. hihI ai
nestlmable blessing to the el.lerlv, th
-eble and the convalescent. Rheu'niati
llments, trouble with the kidneys anc
nmbago are among the more commor
iiiueiuB vi me ageu. These are effectu
uy counteracted by the Hitters which
s likewise a prevention and curative ol
....,....,, uyspepMin. conslt-
ation and biliousness, it is highly pro-
V. . tueep nnu trie acoul
ilion of vleor. '
THE BEST
BREAD MAN
n this city is A. A. CLEVELAND, the
aker. he kneads good bread for all
(ho need good bread, and "takes the
:dke" for making the choicest confec--lonery.
Whenever you are not busy,
nd feel inclined for a loaf, don't foigei
.o call on CLEVELAND, at the Oregon
Jakery,
STAMPS
lave changed colors very frequently o
late; but our competitors change colon
very time they see our work.
We make wagons, shoe horses and d
ill kinds of general
BLACKSniTHING
Perhaps you know this already. Cei
.alnly you do, If you have ever era
jloyed us.
G. A. ftinson & Co.
r0! Your Stomaeh's Sakel -
You often need a little wine, am
should never be without it In the house
But be sure that it is good; bad wini
aight injure your stomach, and cer
ainly cannot improve it.
Good liquor dealers have good custom
rs and keep good wine. They can't
ifford to sell any other kind.
We claim that ours Is the best stort
n Astoria for every brand of wine, fron.
hampagne down to sweet Catawba.
-w HUGHES & CO
J. B. WYATT,
DEUER IN
HARDWAfJE AND SfilP CfJAfJIMflY,
Pure Oils, Brlrht Varnish, Blnacle Oil, Cot
ton Canvas, Hemp Sail Twine. Lard Oil,
Wrought Iron Spikes, Galvanized Cut Nails.
GROCERIES, ETC.
Agricultural Implements, Sewing Machines,
Paints and Oils.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAIL WAX.
AMERICA'S
Greatest Trans -Continental
Railway System.
FSOJtt 0CEAH TO OCEAfl
-IN-
Palaee Dining floom and Sleeping Cars.
Loxarloos Dining Cars.
Elegant Day Coaehes.
ALSO
Observation Cars, ailoming Unbroken
Vieuis of the Wonderful fIoantain
Country.
$5.00 and $10.00
Saved on all tickets east. Tourist cars
the best on wheels. Equipments of the
very finest throughout.
almi
CANADIAN PACIFIC ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
To China and Japan,
Empress of India leaves Vancouver
February 5.
Empress of China leaves Vancouver
March 5.
Empress of India leaves Vancouver
April 2.
AUSTRALIAN STFAMFR JFRVK E
Leaves Feb. 16 and March 16 for
Honolulu and Australian ports.
For ticket rak3 raid Information, call
on or address,
J A3. FINLAYPON. Agt.
. Astoria, Or.
A. B. Calder, Traveling Pass. ai..
Tacoma, Wash.,
Geo. McL. Brown, DIst. Pass. Agt.,
Vancouver, B. C.
THE
OCCIDENT' HOTEL
Is the Best of Its Class
On the Pacific Coast.
ajN unexcelled table.
Rates, $i daily and upwards.
J. A. FASTABEND,
GENERAL CONTRACTOR',
Pile Di'ivina, House. Bridae anrl
. . . j-
WHARF UU1LDEH.
UJress. box 180, postoflke- ASTORIA, ORE.
0SS HIGGINS k CO.
Grocers, : and : Butchers
Astoria and Upper Astoria.
Ine Teas and Coffees, Tahle Delicacies, Domestic
and 1 ropical Fruits, VeRetablcs, Sugar
Cured Hams, Bacon, fctc.
Choice - Fresh - and - Salt Meats.
AJK-V it U lilt1.
PICT0?
ONE
3f the shrewdest men In this count.
A'as recently married. On returnln
from the honeymoon he and his wlii
lecldad to furni.i) n- house throughout
i'hey came to our store together, actin.
n the principle that In cases of thi
itnd
TWO
.leads are better than one. Our lea din
lalesman was deputed to serve then.
'.nd tho best thing we have heard I
that, we have heard expressions of satl:
action from all
THREE
HAS. HRIM ORN & SON
FOn OVER FIFTY YEARS
Mrs. Window's S'thlng Svnin ha
wen turn) for nhlMr-n teething u
.v,h the rhll.l .ftnn.7h" i,mV
ollays sll pnln euros wind ohollo 1
.y.tlv cents brtftl. s-lrl by aU dru
tints throuBhout the world
land.
DUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. .
Ion or money refomled J I?r
C. P. UPSHUR,
Shippings Commission
Astoria . Oregon.
ASTORIA WOOD YARi
D. & D. R. Campbell, Proprietors.
Dealers In all kinds of
First Class Fuel.
Fir, Vine Maple, Spruce Limbs, Alder.
Hemlock ami Asii. Also, lst na le- .
YTeillntrton. Newcs.'tie. Conncl. hi
Cunilx-rlanJ cual.
Leave oiders t Canrohrtri A C
iirire. r at yard, frjt of Spruce n-
Orders pnir.ptly nileo. and
SATISFACTION GUAIcATEEO.
POTS YOU in Chicago
)maha, Kansas City, St. .ouis and al.
Eastern Points
X 24 to 36 Honrs Ahead
y Of Any Other Line.
CfUCAGO,
HlMilUpE find
ST. PAMt
RAILWAY
Connecting with All Transcontlnenta
Lines Is the Only Line running
ELECTRIC - LIGHTED - CARS
BETWEEN
St Paul and
Chicago.
AND
Omaha and
Chicago,
The Express Trains consists of Vestlbulcd, Sleeping,
Dlnlng-and Parlor Cars,
HEATED I3Y STEAM,
. And furnlslied with Every Luxury known In moder
railway travel,
For SPEED, COMFORT and SAFETY
This Line is Unequaled.
Tickets on sale at all prominent railway offices.
For further information Inquire ol any ticket ag;-i).
ir
J. EDDY, General Agent.
J. VV. CASEY, Trav. Pass. Agt.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
QUICK TIME
-TO-
'uliman and Tou.l.t Sleeker
Free ociining C)ir Cnr8 . (r
tr.g car an- run da I, v , th
Union Pacific Fyer lew Pori
land at 7:00 p. m.
storia to San Francisco.
OCEAN Sl'KAMEKS
sailing dates.
Columbia, baimda'- b 3
dlaie, Thursday,' jA-b' S ' '
Columbia, Tuesday, Feb 13.
State, Sunday, Keb. ij. '
Columbia, Friday, Feb. 23
State, Wednesday, Feb.2S.
Astoria and Portland Steamers.
steamer R. R. Th,imi,, 1
SAH FRANCISCO
AND
ALL POINTS Ijt CALIFORNIA
Via Hie Mt. Sli.i5U Roufe of the
Southern Pacific Co.
The Only Route Through Califor
nia to Points East and South.
THE SCENIC ROUTE OF
HE pacific COAST. -
PULLMAN BUFFET LEEPER
AN
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPERS
Attached to express trains, affording
superior accommodations for second
class passengers.
For rates, tickets, sleeping car reser
vations, etc, call on or address E. p,
ROGERS, assistant fcei.e'.al hm.,'
ser and Freight Agent. Portland. Dr.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS,
Concomly St., foot of Jackson, Astoria. ,
orU ai 6:45 a. it dailv 7i , , c As" 1
wa Washington s-je of iht rtft' I General Machii ists ard Bo ler Ma! ers
turning, leaves i'ortlllld a, h" ' fc
'r' iuraay. The T,,n-r
ne river above Wute.tord on uu
.nd down trips. w"-n
LanJ anJ Marine Kngfnes. titolicr work, Ste.Mr
boat anJ Oinnery Work A Specialty,
Castings of All Descriptions Made 10 Order oa
Short Notice.
John Fox. President and Superintendent
A. L. Fox .-Vice President
O. Ii Prael Secretary
S. H. H. CLARK.
OLIVFR MINK
JOHN' V. DOAV S0N-
FREDERIC n. COinETlT.
Receivers.
aForr:dCCnera,lnrotincal,
LOCSRFoRY
W. H. HrRLBURT51, Ast"ria- 6p-
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