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fHK DAILY ASTORIAN, ASTORIA" FRIDAY MORNING ATM It lfl, 1805 TURMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Served by carrier, per weex.... licU Bent by mall, per month 60 cU Sent by mall, per year..., 17.00 WEEKLY. Sent by maif per year, $2.00 In advance. Postage free to ubf crlbere. The Astorian guarantees to Its sub sorlbors the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Alvertlslng rates can be bad on ap- plication to tbe business manager. The Weekly Astorian. the third old. est weekly In the state of Oregon, lias, next to the Portland Oregonlan, the largest weekly circulation In the state, Handle & Haas are our Portland agents and copies of the Astorian can be had every morning at their stand on First st-eet PROTECTION I.V TUB SOUTH. The cry o4 protection whldh comes tip from Georgia has in It a rlnj of earnestness and errthuslaam which Is calculated to Inspire belief In the per manent dethronement of the free trade Idea In thait tate. A Republican club of several hundred members, nearl. all of Whom have formerly been Dem ocraits, has been organized at Atlar.ti for the purpose of supporting the po! Icy of protection to home Industrie The president of the club Is James P Collins, whom Che Atlanta Constitute, desorlbes s a man of ability, for. and popularity. Of flie chajige o economic sentiment In Che South, M: Collins says: "I am for protection. I know wiia the people want, and I believe they will get t from Che Hapubllsatis. W havo no force bill, no election bl. now; the Democrats have akitite' Reed' rules; they made a billion dol lar congress, and thay have satisfied me that tihey are no better than t h Republicans. I don't see any ue ir, hotlorlng for the Democratic party b cause they are so badly spilt up tha no two of them agree on anything One thing I am iiatlsfled of Repub licans agree fully on taking rare 3' all American Industries, American la bor, American land, and American I'l-o-duols. They don't believe In building up big syndicates In Canada and d al Itig wlttb. foreign syndicates. It ha? been mainly prejudice that has kept people from Joining the Republic party In this state. The prejudice ha died out since we have seen hou thi Democrats have acted." The distressing ttoject lesson of Dom ooraitlo tariff legislation Is evidently tudiled with proilt In the South. That there Is a more confident fesl 4 rig In business circles everywhere 1? attested by several facts. In the Ural place It Is to be noted that industrial enterprises of nearly all kinds are be coming more active. The factories nu mills of the Dost, If not generally o-er-tlng up to th.lr full capacity, are more fully employed than at any prylous time for more than a year, and the In dloaillonn seem favorable to Incivasod and continued activity, the only thin., likely to Interfere with this be.n., (heavy tmnortvtlons of foreign mule goods. Stocks throughout the counlr. are not large, however, so Chit it I believed the market will take ail tha. Is offered at the prevailing low prices' An agreement Just eiTeoted between the Iron and steel manufacturers an.! . the workers regarding the scald of wages Is to be followed by the resump tion of all the Western mill at on:e. whl.'h mun employment for tens nf thousands of Idle workmen, and the resumption of tbe iron ami steel Indus try will bring aotlvlty to others. For a month or more past tlhe tin Industry hna been growing more active, and 'n leed all along the line of manufac ured products there Is Improvement, 1th tiKllcKiHoni fjivortng a otttlnuMco of active operations. We have hereto fore referred to the foot of a bitter footing abroad toward American se curities, and this is being maintained, due to the belief that tatter bunln.as comftttuna In tHils country are at hand. The orders for our socurllk have re cently been on a comiaaraUvely liberal scale, and if Una Is continued ft will brlnf tier an amount of JSuropean capital wtilch .will tielp nuutertuily to the reetoreAlon'of prosperity, rt Is to be exported, also, itnmt foreign capital mi 111 seek other Inventments here as the rvwu'.t of returning confidence, ao that tt 1s quUe poewilito there will be a re turn within tfte ensuing pear of M.it tMrt it iA all that has been taken out trf tne Vnfted tSates since the di-preiwron began. The is no longer" any serious apprehension abroad hl country will be brougtrt to a allver basis, and wl'Ch t!his potent cause of the -withdrawal of capital removed Jt ougiwt to freely flow back, for tt hardly be questioned that this is will still aa inviting field for Investment, much as R has been damaged by the Demo- critic policy, and that the opportuni ties are as numerous and as promising as any other part of the world. Tho efforts now being made by the county court for the Improvement of some of our county roads under the Crwm road act is worthy of encourage rr.eiit toy all Who aire Interested In the development of tlhe county and the bulUlIng up of .Che trade between Asto ria and surrounding tributary seotions. It seems thalt the agitation now going on for better roads in Clatsop county Is beginning to attract attention among our neighbors outside the county, and the people of the Nohalem country are arousing themselves In expectation of the early improvement of the road between this city and Grand Rapids. This week's Nehalem Times contains severail well-written articles on the rood question, one of wtiidh especially, a communication from Mr. Joseph Walsh, on a proposed wagon road to connect with the Grand Raplda and Astoria rood, deserves a reading by all rwho are interested in this subject. There Is reason to believe our mer chants and business men do not prop erly appreciate the advantages to the olity of a few well improved roads lead ing In from 'the country. It has el ways been claimed by some that this was equally as important a matter at che getting of a railroad, and t it certain a large business could be dom through Astoria clear down Into Tllla nvook county If the people had the be.i- .-.It of a system of road commu.ilca .ions. The Nehalem Times ar-licea g . j show that 'the people down xaefe aa ..iwious to come lo Astoria win t.i . .aJe, and are re-ad to dj fuel.- s..-. i road making, provided 'la.sop .o i. y takes Che load In the movemen Judre Gray, to whom Mr. Wul3ti ma e lumerous references In the course o. Ms article, Is 'now engaged In co. JiKitIng a Beries of road m-et.ng .nroughout the county, which are d. iUned to create an interest and aff o. d some needed Information pertaining t .he Cross rood plan of Improvement rheee meetings have so far been we. Attended and successful, and hav een the means of ex .'king mucin t. oraibie discussion and enthusiasm. uJh an extent, Indeed, is Interest 1 .he subje t spreading that the me ers of the counity court are dally i elvlng additional requests for the .nectlngs, The time seems now r:. 'or a pull altogether In this Importu direction, and lit is hoped that bo ur city and country people will 1 irl 'the aid and encouragement po a 1 lo a better understanding and appn lajtlon of the matter. Through the kindness of Dr. J. t BlHhop, of Uiis city, the Astorian ha received a full press report of the nev rannplrlng In Honolulu down to Mar list. Owing to lack of space we ar unable to publish the same In this Ir ue. We hope, however, to use tli naitter In a few days, as the repor omtalns some very interesting parti f.ars. FORTY-FIFTH STREET GRADE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the Com- non Council of the City of Astoria, i,e UtttaiuiintM biM iiueuu to ei-uil-itfh llio gituie of 4olh sireot In the pari .n tne uuy iaid out and reorueU by jJlm Adjir, at uid tu.iuwing iKig..ia auote ine base ot grades for said Hy aa established bj Oralnance No. n, emJtled "Oi-dinani'e No. 71 to es- labilsh a base of grades for the streets h Astoria, ' as follows, to-wit: At the Intereeotion with Astor street, feet. At the Intersection with Bond street, 17 and 4-10 feet. The street to be of the heights mvn- loned, throughout Che wlci;h thereof, tnd nlifl slope thereof to be on a ttiviiglkt or even line botween said points. At any time wMMn ten days from he final ruHI-itloin of this notice, f-w"tt: within ten days from the l!Mh day of April, 1895, remonstrance ran be made arainst said proposed grade, in.l if within said time a written re monstrance asulnst the same shall be made and filed with Che Auditor and Police Judge, by the owners of three- fourtha of the property adjacent to said p-vtlon of said street, such pro posed grade shall not be made In any evn t. By order of the Common Council. Attost; K. OSBURM, Auditor and Police Judgo. Astoria, Orewon. April 6th, mi. FREE TILLS. aena your auurwo u . 1. i.u... n a 1 A . ir C rtufltrlaM Sk Co., Chicago, and get a fre sample of Dr. Klng'a New LI fa pills. A trial will convince you ot their merits. These pills are easy in action and are particu larly effective in the cure of constipa tion .and alck headache, for mtlarla and ilver troubles they have been prov- d invaluable. They are guaranteed to' b perfectly free from any deleterious subatancs and to be purely vegetable.. They do not weaken by their aotlon,1 but by giving tone to the stomach and bowels greatly Invigorate tha system. Regular sue. S3 cents per box. Bold by. Chas. Rogers, druggist. Odd Fellows': llullJlng. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Wnsaa CoM M4l Mttwlatar Fair, sa" Fraocaw Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, carrying good news of relief from pain. Allcock's Porous Plaster stands at the head of all remedies for congestion in the chest, the first result of taking cold, and for all lameness and stiffness of joints or muscles. "JunI Good a AllcocUV Not at all. Nu imitation appruachci the genuine. Allcock's Corn Shields, Allcock's Bunion Shields, Hava no equal as a relief and cure for corns and bunions. Brandreth's Pills are free from injurious substances. They give universal satisfaction. lOriCB CF THE INTENTION OF COUNCIL TO RE-ESTABLISH GRVDE ON PART OF lb J'H STREET. Notice is beieby given that the Com mon council of tne City of Astoria, nave aeienninea and intend to aner tne grade ot luth street In the part ot the city of Astoria laid out and re corded by J. M. Bhlveley, from the south line of Grand Avenue to the south line of Irving Avenue, bo that the grade of said portion ot said street when re-established will be at heights aoove the base ot grades for said citj as estaollsned by Ordinance No. 71, entitled "ordinance No. 71, to establish a bass of grades for the streets ot Astoria," to-wit: At the south line of Grand avenue, 119.5 feet. At the north line of Irving avenue, 1C7 feet. At the south line of Irving avenue, 170 feet. The street to be of heights mentioned throughout the width thereof, at tho .ospeotlve points designated according to the proposed grade and the slope oetween designated points to be 'raJght or even. At any time within ten days frm the Inai publication of this n.t'ce, towlt: -I'h'.n ten days from the 19th day of Vpril, 1893, remonstrance cm be made gilnst said pnpcel altera I m of d? and If within said time a wrlt i remonstrance against tho same 'ill be made and filed wlLh the Aud ir and Police Judge, by the owners f three-fourths of the property adja ii t to said portion of 3aid street, such i-oi)oscd alteration of grade shall not a ad? In any vent. By order of the Common council. Auest: K. OjB.jKN, Auditor and Police Judge. Astoria, oivBv.i, ,ui, jujj. .Styi'lCK OH" AlMli-NidTHAl'iO.N. Notice is hereby given that the ua .ei'i($!ieii ias uecn ttyvuued utl.i.iii o.i Uii lx ot the cola.it; ol Junua . .leiuuii, deceased, uiid a.l persons hav- ii cialuis auiiisi taiu t'.Sa.t- ale icieuy lei'UiicU u Dies. 1H tne Ba.i.e, lUCl'.y Vfllll-;.!, lu j. A. UUKl.l, ii. i ..luiiity, ai li.H oliice in Astoria, O ic on, tvlllllll IU01U113 Ll'Jul nils dai:. . .aicn isi, li j s. t' l.lNOR MKLSON, Aduiinlsiratrlx oi inu cB.u.e oi jai..t- . Meisoll. ueceastd lost peolila cuni.ol uiioru lo expen .lu. llicy waul iiiuuediuie rciiel. i.ai's wliy liicy use one Minute Cuugii jib. Clms. lioxers. OOK OUT FOR COLD WEATHER i.t rule In.'itdo the Electric Llk'hted d Steu.n Hcau-d Vestibule Anui tinent ur truin of Hie CiiIcbko, AlUwuuiiee nl t. i'uu! Hallwuy. and you will be wurm, coinlortable, and cheerful as i your rwn library or boudoir. Ii avel between ChlcaRO. S'.. Haul or InnrapollH. or rii-tween Chicago and iraha, In thetie luxuriously appointed ains. Is a supreme atlfnftlin : nni' the Bnmewhat ancient advertisement I to rend, "for further nartlou ar smnll bills." Stn.-ll hills (and lnre ". tnn will ho a ented for pai.S'iir" d pln-r-leg ''nr tlckrts. AH coupon ' kef nwrtts on the eoant sell tickets n tho ChlflRO. .Milwaukee nnd St 'ml Rnllwny. or ndr'-ps C. -I. Fddy ' nornl Airent. Portlnnd, !' I1ITK1 KN'S AT?N1CA SAT.VW SCRATCHED 3 YEARS Suffered, Srrntchod mi'l Died. Doc tors No Kclief. Curcl by Two Sets Cuilouni ltemcdlos. Vnthlns Ilka CrtTirrnA ItEMKPrrs wn ever muimliUMire I. tui imvo vnts hu.tf 1 auilcrmt With a aoro hcud. 1 n..l I break oiu all oier my nenuwi.il I'lini'U'H wiucu wimii.i liiiui a vulery matter, una 1 woiil 1 tune to scnucn limll wonl.l Iniw I. Alter tioooriui; w-lth two doctors lor thrett yi'nrn, nutre or leat., I tl..uily hiu'loep iv in n.l lo try our I'llTlCUHA HKMKK1IM, Wl.tl re.iult e.i. ivly na..s.ue.1lrv to ine. Al'.er two aets 1 nin entirely cureii. 1 Ikivo roe oiiiiiieiiileil your renieihi-s to 8otcr.il iioraous, anil lliov all tell ine thev are o. t. Our ilmrclst in iloiiiK a ulee uiu...um in ( UTtci'BA Uemi:i.iii-i, ihut my cure. 1 ha ;ivi him tlin privili'KU ot uiiIiik in v name aa ltroot of their eltu-loiu'v. 1 euelOM my por.iuit. A. K. tiKAM.M, SALT RHEUM CURED Mv wife ha been troubled with the salt rhenm for 'four yearn. Purine ilila lime doi'tora of V lacoiialn, llllnola, anil the moat eminent of riiicauo, fulltnl to nive relief. I bought he Cl'TlctiRA KKMKiuF.,nnil ahe iisetl only one Ihix of Cutiocha, one cuke of Ct'Tlct'RA Siiap, ami bulf a tmule or ( I th i ka Kcti ui k-nt, aud Uiuae have cureil her eompletely. V. 31. blV.Mi, HI state at., inicago, m. ,,lnnM umiinrna liUIIUUHA (YUil nUllUUtt There Is no itotibt that the Citicoba Rns. Pitts clallv iwrform more wonilrrfiil ciirea tliaa all other' skin And Mood rtiuelii oouibluea. They liiatautly rolieve and aiweililjr core vrjr hviinor of the akiu, scalp, sntt blood, with loas of hair, from Infancy to gv, from ptiupM to sciuluis, when tha twat phaicuuia (ul. Bold throughout tba world. IVw, Crtirru, too.: Boae, ; Ks-oitmt, t. 1'orris Daua AMD Cuss. Cos , Sola Proprietors, Boa loo. How to Cars Skin IUaaa," mailed fraa. niSIPLKS, blarkbrada, red, rough, chapped, and I lill oily earn eured by Ctrrict' sa buar. HjW MY BACK ACHES! I n...w a. -ha. Vl.lnar lalns. ami Weak. H.rwuaa. Laiueueaa. Strains, and 1-aiua ralleve-l la ooe mlnat V Ui CuUcvne Astt-ma ruwwft Tho host nlvo In tho wrM fnt c-m hiIsos Soren TTlpor. Pnlt hontv -'nr Oatpk Ti ttor. Phppod H l'"1 "'llh'nlns, Porni. nnd Att ck'n it-.-i, "nno. n1 nnstll"olv fur0 Pll. or ,-iv ronnlrd Tt l giinrnntoort t-i p1' -ofrtt ntof-.-floil, r mmp' -1 Mr, "K mnfc ?r nr Vnr te ""hq rtnjror. " CPrtltrtTVP' h.0ln THREE LOTS. In a desireable location, 2 blocks from High School. A BARGAIN. CHOICE LOTS IN HILLS FIRST ADDITION. On tbe new Pipe Line Boulevard-Just the place for a cheap home. A Block IN ALDERBROOK. STREET CAE LINE will be eitended this summer to within 5 minutes walk of this property "Will sell at decided bargain. ACER AGE. In 6 or 10 aore traots inside the oity limits, olso adjoining Flavel. GEORGE HILL,. 471HondSt., Occident Block, HILL'S HEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. Children Cry for FISHERMEN! Gold Seal and Badger Oil Clothing. . Alao see that trie lieels of your Boots are stamped STOUT'S PflTEflT These are the only Genuine want the ordinary Duk Boots ask for WALES-GOODYEAR'S For sale by all First-class Dealers. Manufactured GOODYEAR 73-75 First Stictt, Children Cry for The Packers of Choice oiumbia River Salmon Their Brands and Location. '.OCATIiiN l-UTlrt Pk Co.. Astoria.. (.Joiiu I ltlark I oval oui V I'k'gC'o Astoria.. ockttil.. iiidibiiiKlvei I'kKl'o tutor! a A'tortu Mrooktlelii.. Astoria - ore amiiHl , ti Mi'ijl'T Si Co ii racii'i Pltg.t!i.. tag, PROVEN A BOON. lienileinen:-! have always recom icniied Rraiisp's Headache Capsules nerever 1 liuve had a chance. They uve proven a veritable boon in my tnlly aiminut any ami all kinds of iidaclie. Yours truly, J. F. VVAIi'Klt. Leavenworth, Kansas, cur sale by Chas Rogers. Astorlt. 'Run. 'nli aent. INDORSED BY THE PRESS. Gentlemen: This Is to certify that 1 lave used Krauae's Heada'-ne upsules with satlsfr.ctory results. I 'AiUfh' a box which cost me 3. nu one 'apft'le oured me of a dreadful "ick haiV.che. My wife and mysflf nave b.ith used the medicines manufactured by the Norman I.ichty Mf'g Co.. nnd we re nmniend them to the public as oelurt IJust what they nre represented. Respectfully. W. J. HUTCHISON. Ed. Oazette. Hleaant HI 1. vtn. Twenty-five cents. f(r sal" by Cl.a togers. Astoria. Or., sole agents ALL TREE. Those who have used Dr. King's New, Discovery know its value, and those, who hi.ve not have now the opportunity ' to try it free. Call on the advertised li-U(,-glsl and get a tr'ai oome iree. ond vour name and address to H. E j Rucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a ample box of New Lire ril-s trie, as veil as a copy of Guide to Health and lonsehold Instru tor. free. AH of fhlch le guaranteed to do you nood ind cost vou nntning. t.ns. nu6no Irtiggist, Odd Fellows Building. The name One Minute Couch Cure sugges a medicine that relieves at enre. and quickly cures. Its us proves It. Chas. Rogers. Captain Sweeny. U. S. A.. San Plego Cal snys: "Shllo's Catarrh Remedy Is the first medicine 1 have ever rouna that would no me any good. Price 60 cts. Sold by J. W. Co, n. You make n mistake when you take DeWitt s Little Early Risers for bil iousness, dyspepsia, or headaohe, be cause thee little pills cure them, Chas Rogers. The World's Fnir Tests showed no baKitig powder so pure or great la leav ening power cs tho PoyaU It cui es piles. It cures obstinate sores, chapped hands, wounds. It does this U Ickly Is there any good reason why you should not use DeWitta Witch Kazet Salve ? Chas. Rogers. You ought to know this: DeWitfa Witch Hasei Salve will heal a burn and stop ths pain Instantly. It will cure tadly chapped hands, ugly wounds, sores and Is a well-known cure for (dies. Chas. Rogers. Pitcher's Castorla. Ask Your Dealer for SHAG PH00F- SNAG PROOF BOOTS. If you only by the RUBBER CO. Portland, Oregon. Pitcher's Castorla, Astoria Pk'gt'o, -J Kinney's M J Kinney. Astoria.. A. Devlin.. Diamond. A. Booth & Sons Chlc&go 'uttlng PkgOo... an Francisco Magtula W i.ltH Mar.. El more, Sanboru Hiorla- s uo St. Ucoriie... J.O. Megler.. lixioktleld Wu iFMierraen '..... Si at diiiaviao Kislwrmeu'i. Klshermen'i I'kg Co Astoria Hard Times HavsComa Trying L Make it Easy, We wish the puolic to understand that we sell exclusively nothing but J. H. CUTTER WHISKEY For 10 cents a drink, and Kopp's cele brated N. P. Beer at 5 cents a glass. The whisky Is the same as we have been selling ever since we have Leer In business, and we are going to con tlnue the same as long as we can get a square deal on bth sides. WHITE HOUSE CORNER. Corner 9th an1 B"nd. HARRIS & WRIGHT. E. A. TOPPINO. : New anj Second-Hand : FURNITURE. Full line Crockery Tinw-ire, Stoves. Stove Repairs a Specialty. Highest c sh prices p:nJ for Stvnd-tiano gooJS of all kinds. 434 Bond Street. (Opposite PaiUer & Hansen.) MUSIC HALL. KKAT NO & Pi. will open their Music IU1 at 3-VJ Astor street, 1A A K,tnir.!,iv ItiA ll'.lh Tlmr ul l ... fc nllmhl.r Ai ii,,. .7.-" . a . . ' time. BEER HALL, What the Gambrlnus Beer Hall tried to do in selecting their liquors was to pick cut what intelligent people would want if they knew it as experienced people should know it. Make a note of this if vou want Dure llauors. George Bartley, Proprietor. 1 For tions for Easter 0 Call at GrunlunJ & Brix. uor. etnand txenangests. Palms and Decorative Plants For Rent. KARL'S CfcOVER BOOT will purify, your blood, clear your complexion, reg ulate your Bowels, and make your bead' clear aa a belL 15 eta., SO eta, and IL.0O. I Sold by J. W. Conn. I We Ought to Know Something about pianos, for we have bought and sold them for a life time. The knowledge thus gained has proved to ua that the Chlckerlng, the Hard- man and the Fischer are the best pi anos now before the public. They show perfection in every detail. WILEY B. ALtLEfa CO. HAVE YOU A WIFE? Have you any little ones? If so, buy a lot on the Seashore, and I build them a summer nome. Ther Is no more beautiful place than Silver Point Cliffs. E. Z. Ferguson, agent. Astoria Ab stract Company. J. B. WYATT, Astoria, Oregon. Hardware, Ship Chandlery, Groceries, Provisions, PAINTS and OILS. Special Attention Paid to Supplyln Ships. EVERY REQUISITE FOR : First Class funerals : AT POHli'S Undertakipg Parlors, THIRD STREET. kate Reasonable. Embalming a Specialty WHO WANTS TWINE It astonishes tbe old time tankers to see how the fishermen have taken to Marshall's twine the last few years and the) may. THE HIGH BOAT of last season over nil Ihe oMier hontn on the 1'ivo, used M BSH.LL'iS TWINK. W.Y? Because it is (he Htrtmcest. Because il has not been weiiki-Ufl by hhacliing. RfcniiHeh is sulil with n t'tt iutiiee ihat 'f il docs not prove HHtiefai'lorv il c ii l limtmlit buck lit the Hid i.f t lie hciisiiii. SEASIDE SAWfilbk. A coniplett stuck of lumber on nati n 'he rptigh or dressii Flnurtnit. m lo. celling, and all kinds .f iiiitldlntrs ind ahinurles. ils t" : -. ..tV dunf .t.1et Term rex-.i-id inlccs' tii'ilr'"'k XM 'iiil'th "'lend'i ff Orti .,,111. H " t 'in! xv " . ... I.l t.-..,r-. STILL IN THE LEAD. Columbia River and Puget Sound Nav Igatlon Co. STEAMER BAIIiEYGATZERr. In place of Steamer Telephone. Leaves Astoria ior Portland and wav landings at 7 p. m. laily, Sunday ex cepted. Leaves Portland eV-rv dav except Sun day at 7 a.m. C. W. STONE, Aient Astor a. Telephone No. 11. E. A. Seeley, Oen'l Agt., Portland. U. B. Scott, President. Between Astoria and Portlund STEAMER SARAH DIXON, SPRING TIME TABLE. Steamer Sarah Dixon leaves Astoria Monday morning for Portland at 6 o'clock, and Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings at 6 o'clock. 1 Returning leaves Portland Sunday morning at 7 o'clock; Monday, Wednea-, day and Friday evenings at 7:30. SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO , ROSS HIGGINS & CO. -.'sy 1 UrOCerS. : anu : nUICnerS a .-..it Fin Tea and Coftres. Table Delkaclei. DooMttlc ' I 'Bi TCul' K.' aJS?E"." SU85' j ! Choice - Fresh and SaJt Meats. S. H. WILLETT, P LU M B I N G , I Gas and Steam Fitting, Hot Air, Steam and Water H eating.-- ITS Twelfth strsst Aitorts, Or. ard a, I nimnai lithe line to take to all points EAST and SOUTH It is the DINING CAR ROUTE It oilers the bet nervlce, com billing SPEED and COMFORT It is the popultir route with tlmi nbu l.,b to travul on the SAFEST! It Is therefore the route you should take. It runs through ventibuied trains every day in the year to St. No Change of Cnrn, Elegant rullmnn Slccprrs, Superior Tourist Simpers, Splendid Free Second-class Sleepers, Only one ohange ot cars PORTLAND to NEW YORK Through Tickets To Anj Part of tne civilized world. Passenger tloketcrt via all hoiitii niunln i hetwetu AturlK, l alama end I'orMand. Kiill iiifnnnatlmi concemine rates, time c' Tail rotitis mifl nthfir ilet,U!e ttimlslied c ipiili-xMnt- iu C. W. STOKE. OI!t AHUKld rtteaircr 1 It r-t' -'e Dock. A. D. CMffPLTOW, A. G. P. A., N. P. R. R., 235 Morrison St., Cor. 3d, Portland, Or. Tha Original & Genuin rt i'J (WOUCKSTERSHIKE) SAUCE Imparts tho most dullclotis taftc and icst to irelsli' aoroblta. OF IMITATIONS -Vtl- 1 1 t . ,JfcAHlWi tTWMMM Take flow t::f lea & Perrins 'iirnarurc oi cv. ry bottle o "fgin.-i) & penal tw (ii l Pccific RAILWAY. AMERICA'S Greatest Trans - ConFnenta Railway SytttemJ FR0:ii OCEAN TO OCEAN -1N- Palace Dining Room and Sleeping Cars Laxorious Dining Cars. Elegant Day Coaches. ALSO Observation Car, alloming Unbroken Vietus 0! the Wonderfal ffloantaln Country. $5.00 and $10.00 Saved on all tickets east. T jurist cars me oest on wheels. Equipments of the iyeT "nest throughout ALSO CANADIN PACIFIC ROYAL KAIL STEAHSHIP LIN r rl,in tni l,n"' ciupresa 01 aapan, novemoer 12m. Empress of China, December 10th. onF" ."teU81" aad ,nformh,,on' ca" JA& FINLAYSON. Agt. I -r. Astoria, Or. ! A. B. Calder, Traveling Pass. Agt.. : n Txxn, Wash.. Hcl Brown. Diet. Pass. AgU 1 Vancourer. B. C hi Hot & Cold IWont -TSv GBAVIKS, -pT SALADS. ht sours. -1 - ) . Tnr ihfk WrW fish i;-: ?i A&Ujfy