The daily morning Astorian., May 21, 1897, Image 3

THK DAILY AriTOKIAN, FKIDAY MORNING, MAY 21. 1897
POVERTY ROWS
VICTORS AGAIN
Debuted the Occident nt the liuwl
Inij Alleys Lust Nlijlit.
u.osi: and i:x(;min(j ;a,mi:s
liryc Nnwltcr ut ,illr asd (irntlcnicn
Vlipcmcil I he (mine liinimmlnl
Ml reel's tli.illcniie Kc)co(cd.
Tim wi'iiim! iMWilug riMllii't hi'tHcMit,
Jicktd t.-nm took plant In I nliflit and
Uw ISiwcty Uwa w--in oij.au wIiiimm
A larg iiuiiiIkt of ladl and gtiii,.
nwn Uir.Mig.-d tlw A. K. ", building, ami
tha -t.K. una . ,.y on... The n,ll..
wi.ix. v,.ry cnlhiiwuiatU: and viu'ml, uii
1Uii.Ih h,. .t a n mi ,iiiItr,
Junl 'U-fora aim giuuu Ik-kiwi, Mr. Hit
limn Win.., iui li.'luilf of III' Commercial
Html IWtm, vlulllrllirmt 1h Wlllll'T if
tMi limloli,
Tim ttuma wr rompiiavd of Mil
folo1iiu giitninn;
ivwrty twV. H. ltov-rM-. V. I..
Jt"bb, K. I., Parker, A. A, Kindt. II. H.
Kliullay. II. lull, It. V, C Aatbury un.l
Jlmiitv Thing
Oonhlnt K, M. Humi. John U Mo
l)"nn. K. il, Itotfi'iK, K. I'. Kendall,
o. ilipfr)', Jam- Klnlnyaon and M.
M. I'likcn,
Tin flint g.uiw w do., mill minting
ul up l tlx (lino th Ituil hall wit
rolled Jl wb anioiy' vlrliry. Tl.r
lotala wciv; IWrrty llw, i!n7;
l-ll(, ,'"1. Tho lllKlMMt cnt if th
JVvnriy Itow t-uti mum madi by ll.
mw TIUi. who got 31 K. a Itomm
wn liliih nuwi on tlx otlii-r i1-, with
31.
Tim -cnd game wa nK null' o
t'luM, KlfitQUKli up 10 th nM frame
tha rmuU was In doubt. Th tili
ware: Poverty How, SIS; Ocvldint. I'M,
Ttt poverty How luxl won two
straight garm-a.
The vk'turn rofuant lo rnoognu. ih
halnge of th Comiunrvlul Hlrwt..
Maying the latter should met and iV
f"tt Uie 'rlilffllJI l'f"rt tnlklllf itf
4Uir Kii. It U llki'ty Kitiiu will
ba pWytxl l.y ttwwa twvi (jnil. Tht
lvprly I town will nrl ly twin
from Colli nm UU irtivul, UHh x'ii 'l iiilll
4huI IvlWmilh.
1IUIKKHY CIIAUiiK HrSTAIS Kl.
Ttio !-lWt f Malln' Tiiii Ac
nniittnt for by Trwlwry.
Thai tlw ilofrat nf Will Mallir
Iwun l 1)m Amnrw Ko Slmll nuU'ii l-l"-.
M.i.lu.y nlh-lii. wmh ! tn lr-' h
ry lift twi i'ivl l-yiml th u'l
iiw t Tlw lw t'lny '
Ihrnw iii n th t"! ('luuliM Mr
IhMwil.l ml Hurry lptmn. Ku f"W
jmUry ail Ui tiuttur uf t'uiniit.'rclnl
lmt am itlnI1iuil Iwyiiiifl rrunl
linn. Mr. Mtt.llwin tl nlnry. n
"H)wrtly l-f.ii lli ittni." hi mUiI
ynwti-nluy, "I u wuritvil Unit thrr
wiut a. iiiilrni'y in f""t tu lhnw
biti our (nun. hHrmi' to nuy. Mr
UnutJ.I l.li m i'f II. H l' l! ''"'I
ln KriTr-lly lll!r.-i In.iuwii t", II
..-r nriiut:i Vi n.l IVrry ov.-y
to lv ll CimiunTcUl S'r.H-Iii tlf
h-u-t fiiil' of 'f court". I wnulfl
nH l!lfVt tl, knowliiK th" n-K'iril 1hi
H"iilli lui-n have fur irulli ftiul vnm lly.
Thrn tlw rt-iwrt eamc to rm ttml Iath
m aimI MilMuioM ImJ funm-J I hi cn
ilry. I nj it hvl'r-ve thin n trt.
-Ulwr, till afir th isainc,
"How dl. I I illmtiviT It? Will. Ill
UU you. It oiipottr that f'rtitaln !
!.. rnHxlnit 1h hopinwif" 'f
vlnb-y f"r thivt luiwwl-off ftib'y enliril
Klvr-nth BiriM.t, maw Molwwlit nn.1
Ix-moii a i-Untr iuh, pronillnif thi-m
35 tx-iUii If thoy Ixtniii' rtl to thu
tra.tu'tka. To thU thy iwrreil. 1
null U U Tunty. w-hn I tnii
ui-.ii th.m (Uvbllnn th S& ciim. Thry
will ncwr ntraln l'ly I" I'l'inmrreUI
mxt-A tiuii. If I lvnv mythliiK to wy
about It. Il" touith to mnki n man
frir't h' h 'hurch."
M'limali il InKm have h r.-tu.
f.ir. Itortw R"l ri-puUtloiui. iul th
Htory of ttflr eilim lnut raual a jiro
foun.l miiii"ii. TlH-y mk no ilonln!
of tilM wtIoim oluirr auinnt tru'iu.
Mr. Miullnon atii ) U thinking
rloualy of iJlanharirliiB Inum.
svisr)Ur.K CArTiKi.
Hprlim-ll.'1'l, HI-. May 2'.-D-puty
HlKTirf Muika arrlv.Ml iut i-vfiilim with
Frank limriiil. whom li urn-nlnl in
'h!i-Ki. I'nim-roii. It l iiIIi-ri-iI. p'-r-pi-lruli-il
ii rlrvcr awlnill1 on Churl
. Wloii'cr, a inoiii'y-liMiiU'r, iuul .1. ('.
Klulioll. a Ji wi-lir nf tlila I'lly. Hi'
Irorrowi-il t:f from 'h nv-n ami pro
hmI f hii-uiv thi'iii by putiliiK up
tlliunomlH mibl to b worth Tin
illanwinilx wiv pronoiimM j nt KIiJiiiICh
Jowlry iix, a r.Mli,. Tht ntnn
wori- to li itliu-fl 'n tin vault of th
IlllnolH National bank, ami the loan
wan ti I l'Oll In 30 ilays. At the
1 xplratloii f t'"5 " rauwron 1UI not
appi.ir ami tin tom w takfn from
thi vHiilit. Th.-y wtre found to be lo
ru. It la auiowil the bo-ow aton
wt aubwtltuUfl w hllo the tranafiT woa
Ih'Iiib nuiile t the bank.
EXCKSSIVE HRAT IN FItlrfCtt.
San Francisco, May 20.-Th wiathor
waa rxxlvply hot hre yoateriiay and
i wtry in, the day t-hi UH'i-n'onu tiT gave
lndliftik.na of breflkljifr th ivconl for
Uie llrxt nlnn-ttH-n daya of May. It roue
all tho morning at an alarmlnn rate
until iioontliiM, when It reached 8S de
Kreca. Then it ntopxd and all cha.ncei
of a new record were gone. Hut It
camff wry clow to making a flew mark,
rn.lv twlra In twenty-alx year nava
tlw-re been hotter daya In May ptior
to the I9th.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSE BREEDERS
San Francdsoo, May 20. Tho petition
In InwilviMiry of Mimriid Hiillahury, In
volimlai-y liiaoU'rnt, wu flliil at ,th
"Itlra of tlw eoulity clvrk of Alailifiltt
lounly yi4rdny, and tha ulionlug
Hindi' iiiiylliliiif but MKMliriiKliu to
tlw iiuiiu'loiia rjrillior 1 1 o .iu:- 1M
lliilillllln m ir,5,Mi, and nayn hlaaawla
tttmnint to but MOV In perro.-ial pi op
t'i'ly. all xmnpl frun I'ixulloii, Tin-re
la a-oiio t'lKutinitfi'Mii'iit in tha f lu-t that
In ona annul pron-rly In cIiIcbkj. -a
Miiuit'd to b worth .'Mi.iioo, but m ri -
H'U'.I to tint rxli-llt nf f l.V,0ll). Hurt
rvi-c thai, too, la nrT'ii-t auulu by Hi
fivt thai Hallabury la defmidinit In ull
IMiliHIMiUi'til BKulliat ilillti by tll tlill'd
Mlnli-K tiovi'i'iiiiK-iit In th" noilliriii .IN
trii't of California for 12'i'J.khH. wlm In.
I .-ii'. I alnrit IM'2. Moat of tht' (I'llinP
ar not airiir-il, but th-fu of vVi'lla,
Curno A. Co,, for pminlaMny iviU- and
liilii't. and that bank ban alr-ady
oiimienciid null ti forwloait,
VIA KKY WI'.HT AH CHI'AU
Th" Ain'-rifttii Coiiiuilaal m Ni-ib aily
Hiiiiiii'n,
.N.-w Vork, May 20 - A ll-tn.t .l
piitoli from 1 1 ii v aim via K-y at
unya :
T)i Joint IriiviftiuiUion i.f llm Itulx
i nM iih- not Ki-t ttlmitt w'-ll, and Ihrr
la aoin iluiiifrT thai ttm 1'iitii-il Hm; a
ri'HNa'iilullvt will find lilmai'lf forfrd
to wkUidniw lMaiiM of ililiy and th
ln!idim y to ollt-1y aak and lnlt in
tiud.-irlritlil" iidtlloiia. NVwi 0"iiiii
thai Krrra, wh nirut-d In l).-iiiral
l.ix-'i r"xri of th I lulu rtjM. and who
wiia tti J ii, 1 1 wllh th utifortunati Amer.
Iran to !imni'.'iaon nt tin time of
ItuU'a il-th, baa btn rr-iirrt-al d
liilftly, pmlMibly aa a warnltiK I' him
mud olhera tluit wlill Hpnin i-onwnla
Hlll-ly to a frt Ainirian inviMla
don, alx hita Iht own lib aa lul '.in
titty of hr aubjM-la In a -a' of thl
kind. FTra nam-rta thai ha !a an
AiiMi-U-an cllUi-n. but not r''Kllrrd.
It In aald alao tlutt alia Mr. Cailioun'
arrival tluit Ju tx-fort- liiin-ral le
lrKn,n hla hivrwllifullon lat nlKht word
had bmn ptt"l down 111 line that atl
erMtna W'lai tolkHj ver-lulel about
firtil play will liear from It laei. no
matter Iviw prlliiaJ th American if.v-
eminent may l In promlai-a of proli
tiiai at ajiy cmt.
Cieunra) Wcyl-r la expected here a-on
o.n.1 b baa ( aJfod of hitn a lonK
Iniervtnw to the b-al pr In which
he mftkei the alaioilK'lit thdt lh" ("U
baaa are vilhy and lnlelllijent peopl
ami lh.il aa rur weern prnvlnret. are
wholly HMiine1, the time to put U-
refia-m In iieratln ha kiw.
TIIK CAMVKH OIUKCT.
Will N.t It the Inu4rtal Oovrrninent
Clmnife H-al'im lU-R-ulatkaia.
Ottawa, M.vy 2 A ir lt"iiient
aa ntaile by the rtvernment In the
,iie of conimotia that on aiioui t of
iui-:i illi.twtUfiwll.in luivtnK aitaet.
amona tlie AitM-rli-ana c n-erned In the
i-hriim a.!lnit, the Cnlted Htalea bad
nrwnted lt the lfnperl.il rovr-i-
meiit Ihe iii-'Mlty oT nm.-niUna the
lea bkll down by th rarl arbitrn
tora In onlr to allay the Irrtlail'in
i-a b among the Auu-rlran r. l.-t
tin. oia-ratlon of l!w r-KUtalllir.
the llrttiah vernim-nt lvad rrf-ned
the r-iu-l t the ("iinallun K'ini
inmit, la'lng Ihe iartua mainly afficted
by lh- ppixml of lh I'nli.-d Sun-
The Canadian government, however,
aww no remain to arcept tht proponed
amendment to the trient aeallng res
uLnlVma and hail therefor refua?! to
ranuait. The reault la IhiU there will
be no mlllli'tlin of the 1'arl acn-e-miuil,
whlrh will go on undlmurbed
In la otxintlon until abrtdgi-d ty ef
Mux ton of time. The agreement la to be
In forve five year, dating from 1S9J.
A NEW MAGAZINE.
A New Jounuil to lie Hlart-d In Chl
rago, w ith Klower aa Kdltor.
Chicago, May 20. tlilcngo U to have
a new reform mngaxlnr. It will be
ralel '"The New Time" and will le
edited by It. O. Hower, recently editor
of i Arena, and Frederick lo Ad
anin. editor of New Occalona, and heal
of the democratic lr-ia ami literary
burau In tlw presidential camiialgn.
Tlu magaxlne la backed by men
prominent In the Ho-caJled refjnn
moViMiKMit, and will be devoted o a
'llHcuxalon of aaal and Mlltlcal eevn
oiny, dlre-t leglalation, the national
owiwrahlp of nionooll aivl the money
nuiwtkm. and klndo'd aubj.-cla.
TIIK CKI-KMAN KSTATE.
San Kranolmx, Muy 20. Honcrt I.
Little Men
and yy 01'
nen
Wc call thcr little men and
little woircn, Imt they are
neither. They have ideas and
ways all their own. Fortu
nately they soon be omc fond
of cod-iver oil, when it Is
vlv en to them in the form of
SCOTT'S EMULSION. This
is the most valuable remedy in
existence for all the wasting
diseases of early life. The
poorly nourished, scrofulous
child) the thin, weak, fretting
child) the young child who
does not grow t all take Scott's
Emulsion without force or
bribe. It seems as if they knew
that this meant nourishment
and growth for bones, muscles
and nerves.
Book Ulling more about it, free
It wort py to try a xubctitute for
Scott fcmiilsion with the Children.
They will relah the reI thing.
For uk at 50c and $1.00, by all
druggists.
SCOTT t B0WNE, Nw York.
Colitnuiti, executor of the will of bla
Ht.flMr, Mra, C'orrli' Coleman, who 4'ed
la .Oakland May 12, li'Jl, hat fllrd Ida
final WTOiinl In tha robala irt. Th
eolnte pi now remly for dlairlbuilon. Il
aka that a day he at f r dlairlbuilon
(V,..iniin rix-etvwl ll.12.3i3 aa executor
aiul dlalniriw-d having a biil.uicf
of fin."''? i aah on hand, w hich la ibt
leatliel with tin- Cldin Truwt Co. Tlw
ml itli. wua apprn-liw d at VM.nV and the
renla from It amountd to $12,111 liy
the Icrma ;f (he will I'AOW In to h h I I
liilruat. for Wlillam T' II Colemn-i u it II
he arrive, at Hi" age of 2 year
nil': r.r.itMCUA HKi.icr.
Johnny Hull May Have Iwn a t.ll'.le
Tot I'revloua,
New York. May 20. A Ih-ntid Jli-
pnirh from Klngitlon, Jaiunlci. m
Tie llrWlah ahlp Tartar haa aelr.il the
Ili-rmU'ln on a charge of a bn-io h of
lu'werimtkaial law. Tin- engine of the
lloriii'ida hna la-en dlcmi"cl-d. The
i-hnrge of the ruaotna ollb-er uaalnat
Cupliilil Muridty of the Iletinudii of not
divlarlng the b'Hita anl ialh found on
Ixinrd. ha Iwn (llmla.l.
MAR IN I; NI-WS.
11X411 W Al KM. IW W'ATKH.
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h in II Ii in ft Ii in fl ,li 111,(1
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Thin--. lay .in ,1 In 1 I I 4 7 II 'll III 'il I 11 l ;t V
Krlday . .'!4. 5ft jjln lii'.'liii II. 12
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Niiiiitnv , :i i) SI t I" c u I ii . I 'ti I .',
Monday. 2ii 7 It 7 -.' v. 1 lu !.' 1 i, 2 Ii
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NotwlthatoJidlTig the cooler wenth-r
w iiiii.i ix'-vmia-M rwtiuiviir 10 y.mt'ruay
over th ('"luniJila river baaln, the rlv-
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eiu un (uiiiiiiue lo riee.
MtKli warjmT weather will prevail to.
day and Saturday, aiid with the In
crwei h.ivt a more rapid rlae may b
rXM;tNl. The temperature Uiia norn
Ing range from 40 to M dogrora over
tlx (Vdumbla river lataln, yt.-rdAy It
rangi-d from CH to TH di-greea.
In ll'.H on 1 1) la dale the Wlllanietta
at fornland rd 17. feet; today the
ratlng la 21 . In 17( tai thla date It
w-aa IK f.t. The aeaaon thla year la
from 10 lay to two week earlier;
hence the maximum height may be
eX!oc!d ettrll"T.
The liver will all continue to rlae.
but at a )a rate than for the paM
fw daya. The rtao will la more rapid
from Friday to Humlay. Tlie Wllla
mottr ,t lnrl!and will rlae at the rate
of .i to .S of a fiait a day for the in xt
fur or more daya. Cnhiw a material
change takea plain, wat-r will U on
Front atnt WilnTlay, May 2fith. one
""k fnn yewtftilay (a rW of only 4.4
feet mtre la iec-wia r- fur thla).
Tlw Clearwater will rlx aaln from
Onlay. The Snake In iuther;l IdaJio
will continue to riae alowly. Th" Co
lumbia above I'aaco will romtinue lo
ri one foot or mre a day. while b-
low I'uhxi to the Caaoadca the rin. wl'.l
te .D to .X of a foot a day at Umatilla
and at The Pa! In ataiut 1 to 1.5 feet a
day. Ilclow the Caacadea the rlae will
conlhiut from .5 to .8 of a foot a day.
Iate yeaterday afternn a ax-ond
burk croaa.nl In, aupowd to le the
Aureola.
The Amerlcjui lark Vl lotte. nine daya
from San Frawlaco, arrived yesterday
In lNLllnat, and will gt to Portland for
a cargo of lumber.
The atitam-r Slate of California ar
rived In yesterday ami left up rlvr
In charge of Pilot Pattvraon. She cross
ed the hogbai-k aafely thla time.
If the derelict aohooner (Icneral fllg
lln la atlll alloat he will undnubtelly
be found within the next few days,
aaya the Seattle P.-I. In reapase to an
urgent telegram sent from San V ran-
liacn to the treasury diiairtmeit, the
revenue cutter IVrry, now in thla port,
haa been ordered by Copt, Shitemaker,
chief of Uie revenue cutter service, to
proceed at oje to the place w h -re the
Slgltu wan laat algh'.eil and i-nilse In
lh vlclnHy for ten daya. The Corwln
U alao llr'ctl to aa!l nt once and n
a'jit In the aeairh, wiille th- Rush nnd
tlrant, already well on their way north,
have order to keep a careful lookout.
The tirvln went to Tai-onm yeseiday,
and dipt. C. L. Iloojier hna arranged
for her lo go on tho dry d.K-k for light
reiKilr l foiv atnrtlnK on Jier crul.
The IVrry will be ready to leave in a
day r si. The olllcers had not ex-nyit-.l
order for several dnya. but
their preparation for the voyage will
renulre but a abort time.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Not let la hereby given that the umi
nrtt'Ue on treeta and public w ays of the
common council will receive bids at
rhe otllce of the auditor and police Judge
of. tho ofty of Astoria until 10 o'clock
a. m., May the 24th. 1897. for the Im
provement of Thirty-third street from
Franklin avenue to Harrison avenue,
Harrison avenue, from Thirty-third to
Thirty-fifth street, and Thirty-fifth
street from Harrison to Irving avenue,
in accordance with the pUuia, rpecln
onitlons and onlinancea therefor.
The city will iay for all croaMkngs
In warrant drawn on the road and
orojwlng fund. The rlglit to reject
any and all bid Is hereby reserved.
FRANK L. PARKER.
IMuUrman Committee on Streets and
Public Way.
Aatttrla, Or., May 21. 1897.
The par.isoj handle make the expense
count up In even the plainest sunshades.
TRANIPOIITATION I,IC.
QO EAST
..VIA..
Library Car Route
AMERICA'S SCENIC LINE.
K'ak
tioll.M
No
Dsn
Tha all-rail route lo Kootenai mining
dlatrlct, via Seattl and Spokane
Shortest and Quickest Line
TO
St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth, Chicago
AND AX At POINTH EAST
Through Palace and Tourist
Sleeper, Dining and Library Obawva-
tlon Cars.
Dally TraltiH
...Past Time
HKKVK'K ASK BTK.NKICV L'NtAQl El.Ell
For ticket and full Information call
on or addres
A. B. C. DENNI8TON.
C. P. tt T. A., Portland. Or.
ft. C. STEVENS, O. W. P. A., Seattle.
This Railway Company
Operate II train on the famoua block
system ;
Lights It train by electricity through
out; L'e tha celebrated electric berth read
ing lamp;
Run splendidly equipped passenger
trains every day and night between
St Paul and Chicago; the
Chicago, flilwaukee &
St. Paul
Also operates ateam-neated vestibultd
trains, carrying the latest private
compartment cars, library buffet
smoking cars, and palace drawl aa
room sleepers.
Parlor cars, free reclining chair cars
and tin very best dining car service.
For lowest rates to any point In th
United States or Canada, apply to
ticket agent, or addres
C. J. EDDT.
General Agent, Portland, Or.
J. W. CA8ET. Trav. Pass. Agent
Two routes east.
Less .dust
mpre comfort.
If for no other reason
than because of ll co-n-paraUve
freedm from
duft you should take the
HurllnKtim Route when
you go East.
Mind you, we do not
claim that our trains en
joy AHSOL.L TE exemp
tion from dust. Such a
statement, would not be
true. But we do claim
an-1 we know we are
right that our tracks ore
better balaated and better
maintained than those of
any other railroad to Oma
ha, St. Joseph, Kansas
City. St. Louis and Chi
cago.
Two routes East via
Billings. Mont., and St
Paul. Minn.
SHELDON. Oen'l Agent
Portland.Oregon.
A. C.
Are You Going East?
Ba sure and see that your ticket
reads via
THE NORTH-WESTERN
LINE.
IMlLWAUK
CHICAGO.
ST. PAUL,,
MINNEAPOLIS
-anf-
OMAHA RAILWAYS.
This la ths
GREAT SHORT LINE
Bstwssn
DULUTH.
ST. PAUL,
.. CHICAGO
And all Points East aud
South.
Their Magnificent Track. Pesrless Ve
tlbuled Dining and Sleeping Car
Trains and Motto:
'ALWAYS ON TIME M
Have given this road a national reputa
tion. AU claaaaa of passenger carrlad
on tha veatlbuled train without axtra
oharga Ship your freight and trav!
over this famous Una. AUagsnta bat
tickets,
W. H. MEAD. F. C, SAVAGE,
Gen. Agent Trav. F. and P. Agt
US Washington st, Portland, Or.
TKANftPOKTAHION LINK.
0. R & N.
OIVEH CliOICB or
Transcontinental
ROUTES.
Via Spokane and St. Pad
Via OgdeD, Denyer and
Omaha or St. Peal
Pullman and Tourist Sleepers
Free Reclining- Cnafr Cars
Astoria to San Francisco.
State of Cal., Monday, May 1.
Columbia, Saturday, May S.
Htate of Cal., Thursday, May 13.
Columbia. Tuesday, May 18.
Ktate of Cal., Hunday, May 23.
Columbia, Friday, May 28.
For rata and general lorortuauon saj)
oo er address
O. W. L0CN8BERRT,
Agent
W. H. HURLBURT,
- Oen. Pas. Agt., Portland. Or.
E. McNEILL,
President and Uasagsr.
Going East?
IR YOU ARE,
DO NOT FORGET
Three Important Points
FIRST Go via the St. Paul because
tha lines to that point will afford you
the very best service.
SECOND See that the coupon beyond
St Paul reads via tha Wisconsin Cen
tral because that line makes dot con
nections with all the trans-continental
lines entering the Union Depot there,
ad Its service Is first-class In every
particular.
THIRD For Information, call on
your neighbor and friend the nearest
ticket agent and ask for a ticket read
ing via the Wesconain Central line,
or address
JAS. C. POND.
General Passenger Agent.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Or GEO. S. BATTY,
General Agent.
Portland, Oregon.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
STEAMER HE GATZEBT"
Portland-Astoria
Steamers leave Portland daily as
follows: Alder street dock 6:45 a. m.
and 7:45 p. m. Ash street dock 7 a. m.
and S p. m.
Ijeave Astoria,
C. R. and P. S. N. dock. 6:45 a.m.
and 6:45 p. m. O. B, & N. dock. ?
a. m. and 7 pm.
Saturday night steamer leaves Port
and from Alder street dock at 9:45
p. m. and Ash street dock at 10 p.
m. Schedule includes Sunday nlgtg
boat out of Portland and Astoria,
but no Sunday morning boat Nlgbt
boat from Portland connect with
Steamer "MILER"
at Oathlamat at 5 a. m. daily except
Monday for West port, Clifton z4
Knappa, and all landings on Oreffom
side.
U. B. SCOTT. President
E. A. Seeley, Agent Portland.
C. W. Stone, Agent Astoria.
Telephone No. 1L
EAST jtg
SOUTH
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Via Wcoilbiirn, tor
Mount Alltel, -II-veilnn.
West Sent,
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Held ami Natron
Paily
except
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Corvallls passenger. t5:50 P. M.
MeMiiinvllle pnwVr U ai A. M.
Pally, tllly except Sunday.
PIrect connection at San Francliieo with Oc
cidental !.- Oriental ami Purl tic Mail Meam
shlp Hues for JPA AW CHINA. NllllllK
dte on api'llcallnn.
Kales a .d tickets to Eastern points and Eu
lope. Alw JAPAN, CHINA. HONOLULU ami
AUSTRALIA Can be oblanieil fr-ni J. H
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YAMHILL DIVISION
Passenger Pepot, titot cf Jefferson it.
1-eave for O8WK0O dallv al 7:20 a m.,
12:15, l:4i, B:2i. :, B:0" i. in.; (Il:: p. in.
on Saturiiavs only), ami 0:40 a. in., ami i:30 i.
in. on Sundays only. Arrive at I'nnland dally
ai 7:10,ti:.i a. in.: 1:30, l l.i. 6. to, 7 p. in
inn i HI a in.. '3U and 6:10 p. in, on 8un
dnvsonlyi. Heave tor 811KRIPAN d'llv except Sunday
at 4::i p. ni. A. rlv- at Hnrtl ind an a. in:
Leavw lor Airllo Mondavs, Winlue dnvs and
Fridays al : a. m. "Arrive at Hortland
TiicMiiK)', TliurKiUyii and Mitunlays at 3.0j
p. in.
Except Sunday, Except Saturday,
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Bill Heads,
Note Heads,
Statements,
Cards,
Shipping Tags,
Envelopes,
Handbills,
Labels,
Eeceipts,
Tickets,
Blanks,
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