THK MAII.V AfliUU, rSlNlUV MOKMMi, MARCH 4, IKU7
MARINE NEWS.
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Tli steamer I'lillltai arrived fr in
Hun KikiicUhi yrwtiir'ltiy, ami Inter Mi
Up Hip river.
Tim liuiiili ImiU llaviln, whli h sitl l
fi.iu Astoria for Liverpool N iv fii')r
I, urrlW"! iiul Minh . Him matin a
fnliiy hh1 run.
i n j
Tint lliirvest (Jiiki'Ii lft down Hi"
rlvi-r yesterday with th l.nrK-nlliii'
NirlhwKNl In tow, nml hIII probably
urn v. this HfixriKiuii.
1'ho bark Vli1llw. which (rtiiiK u
lk nil III Washington mum mat I'll
day. Ii well known her Mir usually
pll-s btien thl port and Ha.i fritn.
rli u,
The MrliUh ship 'Hy "f Madras
i'... Id have asllit vr-al-rl.iy for
llrltlah r'oliiiulila, l)ii I "lily H"l aa
as Klnvrl. wlu-re she In now inimr''
r.iiln Ingram thinks h may Nfl u
. i-'.- i in io,s)
Tli n-i""! l r-C't(jii f l'"r' -Ittv,
u( III" nllltul 1 1 1 t- - il Hi" HtHI'lt
IU. It'-lln IK'O. 4illft Ifohlnaoii. "-(
Klttii I tin lll of ln'i i UII", H Inn.'"
part iif which was .Ui liarie-.i In A.
imU. suya "Tin- llrlimirr Ii tin" 'Mr I
UlKiHl HHlllll V'aarl wllllll rvrr !
lcri1 llm rlvor, anil, like all th Iron
i aro tuliku of hrr i luo., tuia n.i i lulion
to Innuty II ! xvlili'iil that the r
(iiirtrr nrver th Hiluin' Hint In
arkii'iu I"iIk"i) th Korlil ovr lo tip mi"
f th hamlnommt nhlpu artnat. Willi"
In AHorla ln-r lall mujit". urtu crul
lltn ami hil'in appointment"
pralnl by all who in hr Whit
rim la thlrlorn yraJTi ill. lhr r (.
If any. malrn vmii wnn h ran nut
Mil her, ami ah la on of the re
llrtllrher rarrylntr akyaalla ll'T rah
Ina. chart houa. wheel hou ami fm
iall are lara ami well apoliiletl.
an.) vrythliiT on leianl la rlran ani
Blilihape
iw mlnut ix all thai time rtvary
p. tt.oiil front MiraiJ eKpertefto that
Hi MtmiUi tv.ugh ur doaai what
I la mum linpltr Chaa lUigera
.(),. ,,f nature alolt.
Often your iieil Joor nelhh..M Hmw , A) ,,,, frrn,..,n w w.tn.b r I
more nf your arrvanta than you li(lrh Ih aam- valley, pi. king il.l
"u'"''" ! utrutt irrrla ami pullint: pretty tli.wrrn
-- Iwhkh w.iuhl liiBlt an fiiabllng th .
Tli thfMiiir rutiblr tll llva. but (,.,xt n, (,,.,,, , u. ii,i,lnic to
ihr aro l ot hrinh- In.llirea. ,,. ,)!,!, r,,n f thuml-r, niniilng
tl.ni ami liyaj.oia.la than f irmerty. Th ln u,ul,.r ,h pn.-it. rln6 tre.n when
fw la, ..many ,,,.lrlnthpMl hav1,,,, r .j,,,,, wuU P(in)r
taken Hlniimm. I.lvr lleUlatnr that ,inirtil,,.,ulHii our way of th ,..
they aru ;iw rurwl nf tlieae Ilia An.l
a Kreat mutiltii.te on now taking Him.
nwnut liver Iteaiulator lr the mum
IC'ilMi-a ami they'll aoon tie ciirefl
"Il i tlu ! metMi." Mr K.
Italn. Iialtlrtwir. M l
M.N)eaka haa all htin1re1 hi
Italian !" on her California
ami they i-ollix-i honey fnnn ihr
l'l of
atale
flnw-.
era uf the whle auge
M.Hlj..aH.t think.
llge honey the fllleat Mini"
R. K, Turner. af ("ompton, M,, wrltaw
ua tltat after atifTerlng from pllra for
venten yeara, h xxnletly rured
th"in by iialr. threo tMiiea of I Will's
Witch 1111 HaJvn. It cure iM-geina
ami a.-vere akin itlaewaea. Chaa. ltora
I'nttl la writing n-mliiU. eii. r. an.l
aaya a lie waa iMirn In l44, Hh la,
therefore. 63 yeara old,
Thy or an aioaJI thAt the nuwt aen
atiiv peraona Ink thoni, they at an
ffnitlve that t)w imatl oballnaie rata
of roranHpavtlon, hraxliUira and torpid
llvar yM.l to thwn. That I why Do
WtU'a Mttla Rarly TtUvra ax known
aa tit ftuiMMia Utile ptlla. Chaa Hog-
Mr. Him Neevea. the well known vo
callat, haa landed at Plymouth. nftr
a i .'iveanful lour In Houth Afrt.M
Chlcorn, Pa., "Ilemld:" Itlr.hard
Venael r,Mirta f)na Mlntit Cough Cur
th irreateMt aiicocM In mcdlcaJ acltioe.
He told ua that It ound hla who!
family of terrible, cotigha and cold, af-
ter nil other an culled run had fulled
entirely. Mr. Venael aiUd It aaalatod
hla rhlldrcti tliniiiKlt a very bad bIi-k
"f niriiHli On Minute Couuh Cura
iiiiikca expii'toratlon very ny and
rapid. Chaa Itogerw, nruglHt.
Il remains to be aeon whether Hcnft-tor-"ect
llitriia, of Kiinsiis, cim stir
imaa Ihe funic of Heiiatof Peffer's whis
kers. Minutes ae.in like nours when a life
la at stake. Croup gives no time to
send for a doctor, delay mny mean
death. One Minute Cough Cure gives
Instant relief and Insures recovery. The
only harmless reiniily that produces
Immediate results Chaa. lingers,
Druggist.
Particular comment Is made on Ma
son, the Illinois senator, being some
what of a Jester. There are times
when tho Joker Is the best csrd In the
Duck.
TO CUKK A COLO IN ONK lA,
Takt laxative Itromo Qulnlns Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If It
falls to cure. 25c. For sale by Chaa.
Rogers, Druggist.
In eating snails, one feels that he
Is using forceps, but even this grew
siime combination cannot take away
from the delicacy of their flavor.
Many Osvsew of "Ortppe" have lately
4en cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
Thla preparation seems especially
adapted to the core of this disease. It
ants quickly, thus preventing serious
-complications nd bad sffects In which
thla dkwaae often leaves the pat lout.
'Chaa. Rogers.
IN THE 1IARZ
MOUNTAINS
(I'wnlliniKd from First I'm.)
Dm t'lni'ty fenllng mill 1'niltiiiK lit cii
hllslira "ii our fri'l iiikI nihlilng out
.vea with lirnmly, wn turned in for
Him night nl "I't'l Hi Pii'i'p of th
Juat H'l'l rllllgiMil, fur hul walked
twenty mill' ''ml -luy.
II hurl, rsther, In si-i up tht m-xt
morning, hill had our hnrd-at work
in iln tlil ituy. so IhmiKht II Ih-Ii r
in hum early. A IIUli' f it 7 we wi r.
on our way. Kv-ry uli-p ftiiwi i.,r
lur. Iul flnnlly l IIiiiIit.'.I up
mkuIii. It mii a hrlKhi, r,-..n
iii..iiiliit. Ihn 'If luy h'-iny hi th
KmiH ami flower" vi'iiiH In i-njny
( tlx Imlh thry rri httvlim. It Aim
n vi-ry tilt, mi'l a frw lnino'ii i'iut. r-l
li.((i.i.r iti- th only klKim "f h.iiili.i
ll'iii f r nilp nroiiii'l. Wi ninu k
out hortly Into th -mI. Tliv auft,
i. In. k nioiil. with li hrown t'ovrrliiit of
iuv from lli" ikki Miiiiimn, I t ix
Ink ih-rp iiwn at in cry rt-p Tli"i '
lluMmnii.U of M.r, llllli- fiulr.l ia;
lay m forlorn ami ii'Kl tl. hl.
ilhrlr ll-r ulatrm wi-r lniclnii cully
iii In th" plai" tlwy mo-it in 'iriiiiy.
Ilk" 'llll' pi'1 II IV ll... l hlllll.
iilip. fiillUKr 1 1 --. nlny naiilli.K
: nir!lilit U' '
ni i!.'iir. Ilil ii-r,i til 1 1 Hill wr .vi
Ii III'- I 'if.'' Il Ii I hp roppillI'lTK,
nl III" iiiiiioM nt Mliliii la u hiitn
towiT. from wiili Ii an i-lli-nt
'imi Iiuil of til" ninroiilnlliiu r.iiintiy.
,uinl fnon liii ti " "i. to ratii
1 flrat gllmpp" of the llrnlki-n It i.
it il'ur iluy Ull'l We wel
ell r-tillll
for a hunt iinili
i'lni" In move mi, inn i;l.hiln n.;.l,
it li. I iihrytnt, foniut ih" moat
wliiillnK of patha, "till In the fnr.-.t.
ilown nti hill, up another, aver lm
menae nn, hy the alie of ifuriill'H!
alri-a.iin. Ii.it lllim hut imr til ' i ik t i
lii-ak the Kllellie liliii raiKiieat, ae.
linua thouiihta of tHnn luat I.eKMll to
i reep through our mltuU, w hen Dually
on the lirow of a hill to.ike.1 iluwn
Into n . n-it valley ull tatheit In aun-
ahllle "tir Hllhl' book Ml) It 'AilH e
"Netikuter That " W rain i n n iml
n.ti-.l uiiiler aoine lr- until frai aul
amell iif toffee, w hit h tho wnineti Were
hrlualiia' to the people at work in the
Helita, aruuH'il u to til fr that w
alao were unable to live un the bV'.
anta. who -WKr alu.klng hay In out
'f the way plaiva, (Imply ! he.tr th-in
may, "Iminer giu ! una "
The nat vllluge una Itith'hilM.',
where we reae Ju.t a wee h ami
Jlalk"l of the iMianllillllliU uf gi'tltng
I l,i another tillage It begun to t.mk
rauier uiarouraRlng. iM-rauae e were
an III eat, but lleliliei ki-liatiitl a
' r aiii'i. auper ralrii. an.l on I" Sorge
W(((
je thought we might raeh r.!.n1
jTlila waa Ihe Klomnliwl walk of alt
lit grw ilurk very nulckly. and th
IWimmIk thmugli whl.ii we tier
Marker atlll The l.iga and Mump
naatiiii.il auch aiieiiral "lni..-a that we
italke.l along very aoberly. a-crelly
wUhlng wv were ixituew here cla. At
Iomi th bill-king of a d ig. the aolaalt
of a waterfall uml the glimmer of a
light announced to ua the welcome
fact that we ha. I once more reached
ivlllxo.tlon. namely. Klnml. After a
thirty-mile walk, cxhniiated 'cin. a
titl lit wiinl to uxe
W were mm within a few houra
of Hr.ilkeii. and the next afternoon
found ua at the top of thla much
'nlkc'l nf mountain peak.
The llrolkeu l 34n f.vl above teu
level, and th hlgheat muuntnln In
central liermiiny. Very rari-ly la a
really Ko.i view to be had from the
Hrolken. aa the weather la nearly ai
uu.ta cloiiily, but tie were Very fortu
nate in having both clear weather n l
un exivll.'ii' view.
The liclll.-et lillnca were pointed out
to ua aa Weriilger.hle. Kllilngerotla.
Ilarxluirg. Itaeiiluirir mid Itennecken-
l'"",n
tir original plan hail been much al
tered. We hud Intend, it to see all of
the Hurts. Iml tie were not able lo
walk on so i niiiliiiiously, and had to
reel su often, that we abandoned the
plan of seeing the llodidhul, really the
prettleat part mid the most frciiient"d
hy tourists. We thought u- hit I found
u real, goiel si luuiit Imr pliice. the road
hd In nil directions, so I bnilc good
bye In my friends, got In the omnibus,
mid w hs . ion rolling dow n tnc Hrolken
through llsenthal toward IU.iiIiuiv
The llsethal Is considered one of the
llllcet valleys In the Hurt, Hint the for
t scenes nre really quite remarkable,
to say nothing of their pic tureaiiuencsa.
Kor a long distance the road seems
puriillel with the brook Use, which
Heine so beautifully deucrl'i In
I his "Harts Kelae."
The Ilseiuiteln. a precipitous granite
buttress, rises to a height of r.(HI feel.
As s generally the case In such dis
trlcts, many are the romantic stories
ami legends connected with the water
falls, bluffs, brooks and trees.
Ilsenburg Itself Is rather simcbUiik
village, but nevertheless contains 3.R10
Inhabitants.
The omnibus took me straight to the
station. Here I whlld away th time
watching two little boys who tensed
a poor mother with all sorts of ques
tions, while tho father very convenient
ly disappeared, for he had had his
hands full coming down In the omnibus.
"Harshurg," the station man called
out, and there was a scramble jar
seats.
In a very short time I was at this
fashionable summer resort. All I "id
time lo se was the grand old "Elchen
Promenade," and through it received a
favorable Impression f Haribur.
It was near midnight's holy hour
when I reached Qoslar. The church
bella awknd ma nmrnliiK. U
woai Hunduy, and hrw li Cierrriany th
bet la alwnya rlnif at iHirht or halH.t,
nmt lhi'rvli b"li" t "Uw. :i
beautiful day 'd I hvl a lllKbt'lll
at roll around Ih l'wn, and aPprmiat'T.I
the Hunduy aspect which aem I o
pn-vall. I walked by hanHfi. old
chtinhea iid rulna. Their riaina I
did not know, only that I waa pi-iae,i
wllh all I w "'' ""t ' WM ln"
very old town founded aoriK'wner at
the beglnnlnif of th tenth cniuiv
and waa Ihv fine! Iiii-iial at In Jer
inany. It wa th laat of lh llarl. and now
I found inya-lf In Mlloralieln, U.'twm
ancient city I hvt ever n. Tli"
guide honk tella on that It ''"cum
an eplwopal at In al. and V. Inel
Ita greateat proaperlty In th nfte-iitrt
and alxteelh ceiiturl. I hill beei,
lld to be ur to "e th cath'"iral. ami
old re Inuih; o after flmllng i ut
whllher to turn my atepa, I wj' i I
along juat rcvellnif In 4I the old at rue.
turea I aaw. Arrlveil at th ratlivdral,
a par'y w J'i"t olr. throuch. w hich
I JolnH.
Tin Interior waa Impo.ilng and rid.
The bragen doora made by Ulahop He.
mard. through whoae et.-rora ilc lc
ahemlr at a very early period aCalni
great Importance aa a cradle of art.
!were allow n ua. They are adorned with
jaixteeii rellefa rcpreantlng the Kail
uti'l the lledemptlon. The Imiii" ia.,
ad'-lubi uin w aa alao pointed out t. ith
great pride by Ihe guide.
tit In the court la tin- ci-l' br.tti I
roae hilar). I! la ld t" l over Km
yenra old It la a good, old faahl ui.-ii
roae buah. reaching Ita long arma
ut'otiiid the cathi-drul crypt. It hud
mi bloaaoma and I flt rather dlaap
pointed, for I IniHglticI little picture
of how It would look, hut my pli tu--und
the original did not look inu' n
alike, heme the dlauppolntment.
The market plu. lo me. reached
the ctlma of all I had cn. A ourv
In the center of which l the KuUnd
fountain, on one aid the KathhauiMT
hutia, i.ppoaltr It the Knochelihauer
linua, and on the other two aide" '.
WiHlelklnd hatu and the T.inilar hi'i
Th houaea are all eluboraieiy deco
rated with beautiful wood carving,
which la painted In am h a manner
to give on Ih lmprr"l"ti of imiaaJc
work. The Knohenhu jit haua la th,
flneat timber houae In Cirrtnany. It
haa to Ik- seen to bo ai'lre tute .
felt aa If I ahould Ilk to live in 1 1 11
derherhelm a long time, In ord t t'j
leurn It hcmitl fully.
When 1 atepped tut of the atntlon
at Hanover Ih Aral thing whl.ii met
my view waa a Ifcrg bronxe -.u"airl in
alatue of K.rnewt Auguatua, the first
king of Hanover. Uurlng my short,
walk to th hotel, the city Imp.iM.-l
me as a vry niiHlern one. 1'la.li! and
atone and brick building, -r .ad aide,
walks iwid street. Hut there werv
mu It older pftrta which It . net
my kimhI fortune to see.
I thought m nice drive out iliruigh
the Avenue of Undes to )ofiih.ua ii.
with a iep at the rattle and -rnunda.
would be a fitting close for that day
The next morning I spent '., fvojnts
more' of thla dignified city, and then
went oil tit I.uetieck. The li'ien.uon
there waa tAken Up with lng the
liath Haua. Ht Mary'a church, r.nd
the cathedral. I had my 'It.ur M
the Klaihcrhuua. an lntere- exkut-
ple of an old guild hoime. Th. in
terior of It la furnished wllh carvel
hem-he and tables, the wallt ileeu
ntted v Ith peculiar painting, and from
the celling hang models for all aorta
of ships. Soon after I went on laurel
Ih steamer which waa tn ca.ty in
to Muloiio.
It was a wonderful evening The
air was ao warm that a wrap was un-m-ceassry.
The supper was .-.ttiti out
on iln'k, At nine o'clock the sun. a
great bull of lire, was Just altiktiu lr.fi
the water.
A comfortable berth, a good nluht a
rest, and In th morning I woke m.
refeahed. juat aa we were getting Into
th harbor, ln an hour I w greeting
Id friends and places In the old city
of Lund. S.Mdcn
CLAItA W. yOt'MJ.
NOTICK TO MAIUNEIIS.
Stvan Island Imr (lower) post Haht.
Willamette river.
Notice la hereby irlven tnat the three
pile beacon, from w hich the fixed white
light Is shown on the lower end of
Swan Island bar. Willamette rtver. Or
egon, that was carried away on the
isth of February hurt, hits been re
place., and the light Is re-twtahllshed.
Tis notice afleot the list of lKhls
and fug Klgmils. I hud tic coast. IXSfi, page
-'4; also the list of hcat-ons and bouys.
I'liclllo. ciMst, 1S!I,",, page .10.
My order of the light house board.
J NO. P. MKIUIELL.
Lieut. Coninmndcr, IT. j. Navy,
Inspector IJth L. II. District.
Otlliie of V, 8. Lighthouse Inspector,
I'oi'tliind. Oregon, March S. ISUT.
l!s Webfoot Vum ur. No
rur no )Ay. For sale at Ks-ffs-Conn
Drnar Store.
To be In the right helps you 1 1 be.ir
the burden of slander cast upon you
by those who say yuu are In '.ho wrong.
DANGERS OF GRIP.
i
The greatest danger from La Grippe
Is of Its resulting In pneumonia. If rea
sonable care Is used, however, and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken,
all dangvr will be avoided. Among the
tens of thousands who have used this
remedy for la grippe, we have yet to
learn of a single case having resulted
In pneumonia, which shows conclusive
ly that this resnedya Is a certain pre
ventive of tfhat dread disease. It will
effect a permanent cure In less time
than any other treatment. The 85 and
50 cent else for sale by Estes-Conn
Drug Co.
CABTOIIIA.
IIBllt Ttf . Wl
A Handsome Complexion
is one of the greatest charma a woman can
poaaeaa. Pussosrs Cumplsxius Puwosb
gives It.
AVogf Liblc Preparation for As
slmiuj I lm tike rood lrvl Hcsuta
tliig Use Slomadu and 13ov.cls of
Promotes Di$eslionheerful -ncssandRcst.ConUiins
ncltlw
Opnjrri.Morpliitic nor Mineral,
Not Najicotic.
mvurouikSAMuajiTwa
PmJtm Smi-
SfaHaaaS W
rmrw
A perfect Remedy forConslirvi-
lion. Sour Stonioch.Diarrhoca,
Worms rConvulsiojis ieven sh
ncss and Loss or Sleep.
TacSimiU Signature of
NEW YORK.
I
IXACT COPY or WRAPPtR.
ISUsUtflrisU 6Mt o&tii XsUx f&4
P-TO-BAC
rw'ia-.nnrisiwoaaanM. MllMlmi aa mn Ha rawer
1.,ra. Ni-u-lclaiiirtetarT-n(slUithrorUl. Manr smaiicnaiB kiaari and it nfrt
la, it M, njktatb ral Imvifal. vain iruon. TUutuuaaiM awnnn. Js.t .rr a not. Tou will K e-
lubCL WaaipaatjiHi tubal hal ur furacura la alsaolr mt.iraolaf-1 bruinfui.i Tpr-
Wa. rVaJ tut oat lxl nt T-a.J rt. an4 Win Your l.ifa Aa rliin auaXOaWS U3
BMtcfm. 44nsalUSI'JUJOKjLali.Ui: IX-. Clucr-e ' Vera.
- . - . Sold and Guaranteed by Chaa. Rofers. Druggist.
Hustler's
Twentieth St,
Good Reason
Why Lots
...Are Selling:..
ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO.
482 Bond Street.
NOTICK OF MSSOLI'TIO.V OF
PARTNI-niJtmP.
Notice Is hereby given that the part-
n'Tshlp ex'stinj between F. . Da-ni.
and If. F. Prael, under the name of
F. S. Daman t A Co.. has been by mi
tral consent dissolved, the flrtm retiring
from buslnom.
All person having claims against
such tlrm will please present fha srfme
to F. Damant ammedlately, and all
Itenuins indebted to said Arm are re
quested to promptly remit.
FRANK S. DAMANT.
II. F. PRAKL.
Salton Sea Salt for baths at
the Estes-Conn Drnjr Store
10c ami 25c per Package.
In some Kuropean countries there is
a tlrm belief among the peasantry tnat
a dream of walnuts will be followed
by misfortune.
Marshall &
Company's
Twine
Freh from tho mills for 1S9T Ashing.
Every ball guaranteed. Please report
any ImperfecUons. BEWARE OF IMI
TATIONS. Every ball must be marked
MARSHALL & CO., SHREWSBURY
MILLS." Manufactured from selected
flax specially for COLUMBIA RIVER
FISHING. See that every ball bears
the MARSHALL label.
(, 7, 8, , 10, U. 1J, IS, 14-ply 40's.
13. 13. 14, 15, 18-ply BO's.
7, S, 9, 10-ply 30's.
Elmore. Sanborn
(S COtt Agents.
CASTORIA
for Infanta and CMldrtn.
1U h-
liBll.
1 IS
MfPSJ.
llfutar.
SEE
THAT THE
FAC-SIM1LE
SIGNATURE
OF
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVERY
BOTTLE OP
Cutorl Ii prt if la eas-tiu sottlas ealy. It
!s set sold ii balk. Don't s!lov ssjom ts sail
jos saTUirf 'm os lh fUs or pnoiu that It
Ii "jut u g(4" s4 "will suwir mry ptr.
poM.' tit jr jtt C-A-8-T-O-a-I-A.
Tit tu-
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loasoTpotrer In OeoemUve Organs ot either sex J1'"?'
oo,TOoUiltU errors, esca-alrs naeot totaeeo, optam oti ft
which hawl to loflrrnlty, CoaaampUoner Inssnit. Can be Jrrtsju
ralul. 11 per boil tor I&, byasU prepai, Clrealar Free. BoM
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OIlEil
TOBACCO i
HABIT Qb7
to aestrnr trolr t.tr iraa in snr
Astoria
tand McKee Ave.
Situated ou the iuiith side
of Astoria's hills.
Twentv degrees vrarmef
and vegetation 30 days in
advance of the North fide.
Magnificent sitos for veg
idenoes. overlooking rir
and bay, sunny and shel
tered. Easy and natural grades:
little or no grading needed
Do you know
that the
Daily
Astorian.
added Fifty
new paid sub
scriptions to
its list during
the month of
January,
1897?
This speaks
for itself.
TK4HSPOKraTIOM l,l!IE.
Astoria and Columbia
River Railroad
TIME CARD.
Trslns leave Heaslde for Astoria a
1:20 a. m. and 2 p. m. daily.
Trains leave Astoria for Flavel at
. m. and 4 p. in. dally.
Trains ave Astoria for fteaslde at
10:30 a. m. and 4 p. m. daily-
Trains leave Flavel for Astoria at :
a. m. and 1:1 p. m. dally.
GO EAST
..VIA..
Library Car Route
AMERICA'8 SCENIC LINE.
Meals is
Disiei
Rock
Billsnt
Mo
Dstt
MSB
Cars Is
Carte
The all-rail route to Kootenai mining
district, via fteattle and Spokane
Shortest and Quickest bine
aTO
St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duloth, Chicago
AND ALL POINTS EAST
Through Palace and Tourist
Sleepers, Dining and Library Observa
tion Car.
Daily Trains
...Past Time
BeRVICB ASU BCENKKY CKEAQCELED
For tickets and full information call
on or address
A. B. C. DENNISTON.
C. P. T. A., Portland, Or.
It. C. STEVENS, G. W. P. A., Seattle.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
IHE STEAMER" TELEPHONE
Astoria and Portland
Telephone leaves Astoria daily ex
cept Sunday at 7 p. xa. Leaves Port
land daily except Sunday at 7 a. m.
T. J. Potter leaves Astoria at 7 a. in
daily except Sunday. Leaves Portland
dally at S p. m., Sunday excepted .
UrtVil al li p: EL
ticket food on both boats.
U. B. SCOTT. President
E. A. Seeley, Agent, Portland,
fc. Vr. Stone, Afent. Astoria.
Telephone No. 11. .
Jleafs 6fi (fie
Earopeafi Plan
The dollar -a -meai fretH-
od of operatina: dinintf
cars ia no lorujer in vogue
on the Burlington Route.
Something better has ta
ken Its place. Meals are
now served on the Euro
pean plan you pay only
for what you order.
The pay-for-what-you-order
way is the only
right -way to run a din
ing car. It Is In opera
tion all over the Burling
ton system
St. Paul to Chicago.
Denver to Chicago.
Denver to St. Louis.
Kansas City to Chicago
Prices are reasonable
and the service Is as
good as it can be.
C. SHELDON, G. A..
Portland. Oregon.
Are Yon (xoiiigr East?
Be sure and see that your ticket
reads via
T
HE NORTH.WESTERh
LINE.
Bii
imi
CHICAGO.
ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS
OMAHA RAILWAYS.
This Is the
GREAT SHORT LINE
Bstvess
DULUTH,
ST. PAUL.
CHICAGO
And all Points East and
South.
Their Magnlflceot Track, Peerless Vss
tlbuled Dining and Bleeping Car
Trains and Motto:
"ALWAYS ON TIME
Have given thla road a national reputa
tion. All classes of passengers earrtsd
on the vestlbuled trains without xtra
chants. Ship your freight and travel
over this famous Una. All agents have
tlcksts.
W. H. MEAD. F. C. SAViOE.
Oen. A sent. Trsv. F. and P. Agt-
M Washington su Portland. Or.
TKANNrffltTAl'luN LINKS.
Going East?
If YOU ARC,
DO NOT fUMCIIST
Three Important Points
FIIIMTOo via the St. Paul because
the lines to that point win afford you
the very best service.
SECOND -See that the tampon beyond
St. Paul reads via the Wisconsin Cen
tral because that line makes close con
nections wtth all the trans-contlnexiitaj
lines entering the Union Depot there,
ad its service Is flrwt-cln in every
partlmjlar.
THIRD For information, oall on
your nHtfhbor and friend the nearest
ticket aprent and ask for a ticket read
In via the Weacorwtin Central lines,
or address)
J A 8. C. POND,
General Paraenirer A (Tent,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Or GEO. 8. BATTY,
General Agent,
Portland, Oreg-on.
0.R.&E
GIVES CHOICE OF
Transeontinental
ROUTES.
Via Spokane and St Paul
Via Ogden, Denver and
Omaha or St, Paul
Penman and Tourist Slec;ers
Free Pecllnlne Chair Cars
Astoria to Sao FraMiseo.
Columbia, Wednesday, Feb. 17.
State of Cat., Monday, Feb. 2t
Columbia, Saturday. Feb. V.
State of CsJ., Thursday. March .
Columbia, Tuesday, March (.
Staite of CaL, Sunday. March 11
Columbia, Friday, March 11.
Staite of Cal., Wednesday, March S4.
For rates and teneral tnroraattaa esJf
eo or addrass
O. W. LQOiiBERRT,
Jkyent
W. H- RffBUBf.
Sfo, fat. Art-, p.ortla.n4. Or.
vrzr. t y tv jjgj
President nd Masarfr.
This Railway Company
Operates its trains on the famous block
system;
Lights its trains by electricity through,
out;
fees the celebrated electric berth read
ing lamp;
flans splendidly equipped passenger
trains every day and night between
St. Paul and Chicago; the
Chicago, ftilwaukee &
St. Paul
Also operates team-heated' vestibular!
trains, carrying the lateen private)
compartment cars, library buffet
smoking cars, and palace drawing
room sleepers.
Parlor oars, free reclining chair cars
and the very best dining car service.
For lowest rates to any point in the
United States or Canada, apply to
ticket agent, or address
,C. J. EDDT.
General Agent. Portland, Or.
J. W. CASEY. Trav. Pass. Agent
TILLAMOOK
NEHALEM
AND OTHER
COAST POINTS
STEAMERS
R. P. Elmore
W. H. Harrison
Augusta....
AsLLesa
.Open for Special Charter...
Sailing data to sad trass Till'
saa Nahalsi depssal spas
the wsathsr.
Far Frslgat ass Paassagsr
Rstes Apply Ts
ELMORE, SANBORN & CO.
AOBNTI
a R. H. CC Atssts. Psrtlaad
5 HI I L JI CI il-a I - I A
The& tiny Capsules tre f upHb
to Balum of Copiiba,l
Culebtorliectlonanrj('Js,
CURE IN 48 H0UR3 VX
tha liitii tfiease wiliui
Inconvenience.
Milwaukee!