The daily morning Astorian., June 13, 1897, SUNDAY EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

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THK DAILY ASTORIA X. SIXIUY MOHXIXH JINK U. 1 17-
JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.
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The Astorlan guarantee to us "o
scriuer. ui wi lll,u"" ul
uewppaper l'UOiisiieu uu ine vuiuiuuia i
river.
Advertising rates can be had on appil-j
cation to the business manager.
The Weekly Astorlan, the second old-1
et weekly In the slate of Oregon, has. ;
next to the Portland Oregonlan, the
Unroot wvlilv rlrvulatlon In the amte
John F. Handley & Co. ,-vre our Port-
land agents, and copies of the Astorlan j I: the statements of host of smooth
can be had every morning at their loaned aent that there Is nothing at
stand, 114 Third street.
OGDEX OATKWAY AND ORrlCON".
There Is much more of Interest to
Oregon, than appears upon tht surfs .v,
In the announcement of the opening In
Portland of general office by the Rio
Grande Western a:.d Short Line railways.
The orsonnel of the appointees, ail of
whom are men of more than ordinary
ability, bespeaks in iisidf a movement o:
rxtraordlnary Importance. Tor r.early 'en
years the Vnion PacinV. forncrly 1:1 con -
trvl of the Oregon Short Lir.e and O. it.
i N. railroads from OguV.-.. Vtah. ti
Portland, has hi aaritae eo aTaO na-lik
business at that point with any of the
tnms-Missouri lines. At Og.ien the Shon ; every road that ilx the most for th
Une connects with the I'nlo : Pacific main state, they deserve to lose their Xrtii
line, and with the D. & P.. G. Western, risht.
The Rio Grande Is the outlet from Denver,
a al Pueblo of the C. B. & Q.. A. T. ,V S. ! U Is Well know:-, that for years Oreo.-.
F.. Missouri Pacific, and Chicago, P.x-k ' siUmon. fruits and lumber coi:ld r.ot be
Uuk1 and Pacific, all of which roads j put into certain territory in Colorado,
have their on r llr.es ,c Denver. The Tnioa ! i"ah- Xebrsiskj, Texas and Ka. sa, 1..
Paclflc has Its own line also from Ktnsas j cause the r.,tes via Ogde.i. the only out
City through Denver to Cheyenne, where j let. were prohibitorr. Now that the g tie
it taps Its maia line from Omaha. Iisjwa' h"3 onl it is only reason
position ha been for years that connecting 10 presume that our mills, i-.in. erles
lines must deliver business to. and receive j a 'd t"r "' be put on a ,mr v lth
from, it at the Missouri river-Omaha or j California, and that Oregon products cm
Kansas City-so that it could have the l lacJ ln thnt lilrse fie!U- The 001
long haul and the greater percentage from ; buyers of Vtah and Colorado can do bus
through freight ar.d passenger traffic. I heri-- "nd ' regon mines can ship
Probably any other railroad similarly !j,'tr ores to Vtah and Colorado smelters
situated would have made the same le- '' eiUal terms with the miners of othir
manda. On the same principle, the Chi-i ti,so- A" branehes of business will be
cago. Burlington and Quirtey. al Chi-ngo ' civ,a xh" vei,wt oi-iortunity to .iei-vlop
Rock Island and Pacific, bating th-!r on
rails from Chicago and St. Loui? Den-
ver, via lth Omaha anti Kansas C.'y,
ar.d the Sa ta Ke and Missouri .
from Chicago a .d St. I.0 iis v ia K.its is
City, tlemun-.U-d the lor.g haul for th. ir
lines on Oregon business. The Union Pa
cific, however, declined to rec.ive any
Xorth Pacific Coast business from thwe
lines at Denver or Ogd '.n on the percent
age division of through rates, ar.d con-eiu-ntly
did its busi .ess ex--lusi e. ,- with
ttw C
& " -W. and C. M. & St. 1 roaOs. '
On the other hand, on east and south
bound business, the Union Pacific re'!jst..i
to pro rate vvun the ug-len and i. v-r
.ii..aui.g i" uie nort:,-;
west, which shut Oregon out of many ;
Vtah, Colorado, Texas, Kansas ar j ,
s-jutheatern points on its ItimUer, salmon,
fruit and ores, as agak.st tlie products ,
of Caliiomla. -
A change has come over affairs through !
..... .. . . ,. .
the disintegration of the Inio.i Pacific
system .rlcr re.-eiverhips. The . R. 0i. ,.nt ,.,,..,.., atfaint th(? inn.,en-.,..
& X. is under separate and distinctive i of extreme- old. sudden -h.inges of tem
management, ind now the Siiort ui:.e has ! ''"r;" "r''- "Xposure to dump or extreme
ma,le a .l.-ei-iv- n,., ,.-- fe,.m ..... -. I
stem and ll remains to tx-
en what the ;
lH-ne!it.s will Le to Oregon. The two latt-r j
comiwnies have opened offices iii Port-!
land, and are figuring on offices 0:1 tiis
Suund, and declare their ir.ter.tio-. of put
ting their E.ist.-rn --or.n. -c-tic s iMo this
territory on an . ijual fo'itL.g w:;n all
other lines on both fr. ight 11:1 ...-..:..
ger business. How is thi- to aid Ore
gon? There are only so ma:.y pe-ph
in Oregon, a..d they eo:.-ume o..ly
many goods from tin Last, a:,d lo or. ly I
so much traveling. The !.vi r.t of li.re.
or four new railway lines Into the coun
try can .ot jKjssiidy increase the con
sumption and travel here heyon 1 the re
quirements of the people. It only di
vides the business between more road,
and gives the traveler greater choice of
routes when he goes East.
This Is true, to a certain ejr. r.t, and
always will remain a principle ln trarfte
problem!). But It must he remembered
that the great Xorlhwest has only om-
menced to grow. It wants population,
for which It must draw primarily on the
East, and it wants the broadest field
possible in which to mark t Its products.
This it has not had In the past. It has
been dependent entirely on one or two
lines. The C I!. & Q., C P.. I. c. P., A.
T. & 8. F., and Missouri Pacific, be
sides the trar.scontii.ei.tal roads, have ar
mies of agents in both the ferlgbt and
passu.ger departments, in all of the great
Eastern and Southern centers Poston,
Xew York, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, Cleveland, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati. lUchmoml, Louleville, Ni'W
Orlnini a:ul OhKMRO. Those asents, tind
the oM rule, workiI for the Ion h.tul
fur th.-lr own lino. When a rnvi had
a rur of frvlRht to hlj to rortlaml, they
trltnl to pvt It via Dvnvor nl thi- Short
Line HI ft htfclvi rate If they eouM: If
not. via the nKwer route throiiirh Call
fornm, or el- thrvvY the ImisIii.-ss to the
Northern line, vU St. I'iiuI. If ft mun
or iwrtv of ivoplo. MTorM to ma up n
,50 ' proHvtlnK tour through the Wo-l itl
.45 Northwest, with the view of UviUlnir l
' i-n..:lnir tWrv. th.se uents Meri.nlf'
them. If invisible, to so to Cllforil:i
. .i.i.l . xl.ille.1 ti e Iv.'Olllv.'!. nllil ll.lVil.l
t;lS Of 111,11 KI'Mt sl.il". '
. . . ... ... ... i.
I t,i. f:ir out of the worU. iin.l too wet
- 1 you .Wt want to so th. tv." Tl-.oiiMml
I of i. . .1 l - Il.tvo th;i ! rrv-H,sl from
iknous tli.it the lV:ier - M i.iiimi'
, is th,. s. e;:to route of the worn!
- j,, f0n,., tl,. i.ioii:iv-.ii.- Ark.nw rtver
I thresh the mUMv Uovkles. wln
IV. s.. i. i:t the IMii.'k ii:uvi. inl
ilmic!i the womlers of the mountain
thro-iirh the Koval Ciorve. ho "v:l
Canni. oer Marshall l'a. I".. ft
of l't:ih. It Is tlie Nst .i.Uef.NeJ 'nil
! " n,,rM- a: 'i1''rt'r-
! !ire.s, ker. he.l!h-s.i kep. and hnl:ie
I " travel t U. :uv,pt
the enl of It better than California.
Now thee sam? agents will work wl'h
!.....t f.irir trt "! n.HMle to Orvcon
and. in fact, will douWe their efforts, be-
' oaii. they huxe hw1 before 'he world
j as oix-ning .1 new territory, and sus-klng
j business In a land from which they have
i been barred for a decaile. Oivgon waiv.y
Ip.n-.ple, and under the new arrangemsr.t,
i
. If she shows any sort of appreciation
and a half-way spirit of enoour.it, -ment.
j
: she will get people.- Now 1 the d.iy
of our salvation, and if every man, woman
: and child do. s not shout cregon! Or
sor.'. ntoning. nKn and r.tcht. and write
' Utters to Kistem friends that they en
gi-t here l.y a doxe:; different road, or
walk. a::d cue their supiort to each and
In the matter of Kast-lHv.;r.d 'r,:sut.
1 while the volume
f West-lound
(r-'i-,lt wi" r'ot u'
cre.'.sed. save only
as population tin-re a.e. yet th-' stimulus
to Kast-lN-.ur.d h"me-niar.uf.t.-tur.'d -; od:
w:il gr-at a-.d steadily ir.-re:isi."g,
while tlie f-n itateway mear.s an in
er as.- I pop'.ilati.r., the i-.i.-:s of future
LT.-.rlrje' fur '.r. ;;:;.
A MATTER OK IXTEKKST TO TP.AV
ELKP.3. Tourists, emigrants and mariners find
thai iiostetter's Stomach iiltt.-rs Is a
n1' ' -n''l
r'r'
r. !;.-, .-:K-,
g-:ar-l j.gain.-t unheilthful
in w:,p h they cm Imtdlcltlv
r !y. since it prevents th- ,-ff ts that an
jni.'aithy el. mi;-.,, viii. .'-. atmost:ii-r
..m..-ustofn-d or unwhol-some di-t. !,ad
at-r or oth.-r i nr.diiion- unfavorable to
!'.-.il:h. wo;..i oth.-rw:-.-j rod j'-e. fin long
:..-s, or J e.rn.-ys ,y ;.,nd in latitudes
adJ:i'-.-nt to the e,i;;,itor. it is esix-eiallv
useful as a preventative of th'- f,-t,ri lo
-.-omplalnts and disoni-r.- of the Btoma-h,
'lv r ,"jW-1". whi"' ar- apt to attack
natives of the tem; r.iv z.,n.-s sojourning
it traveling in suh r. gions. and is an
f Ht II ""'' Intermltf-M
and remittent fever, and other diseases of
a malarial type, leu er;e!ie;nes them, i
fact which ha he..n notorious for year
I,;,"t in North anil So :th America, M-x-
ieo, the West Indies,
countries.
Aii--tralia and other
"Jin a$ good
as $(Qtf $
fs!!ll!$ion,,
twu an
You hear it in nine out
often dug stores.
It is the reluctant tes
timony of 40,000 druggists jj
that Scott's EmuU-ion is V
... ui.x ju! j vj4 VVUI1U. k
Aid :sr,; th: k-nJ all others h
try to r ..:z up io, the kind j
lor yoo i j
Two zlz,Zn.z. arj$IJD0.
Pillosophy. 1
Of making many pills) there
is no cud. livery pill-maker
says: "Try my rill," as if
he were offering- you bon bona I
The wise man fitnl a good jill
and sticks to it. Also, the wise
man who has once tried them
never forsakes
THK OHJKCT10X NOT OOOD.
There are ptvple who have objections
to advertising matter In the column of
a newspaivr. The ground of objection
Is that they do not want to read ad
vertisement. Now this objection Is ltd
good, for oftentimes thue adv
uients convoy valuable Information.
Fop Instance, how else would the trav
eling public learn of the excellent din-
Ing car service of the Wisconsin Csti- j
tral lines between St. Paul and Chicago!
or the general comfort of traveling overj
this popular line. For particulars call
oo the nearest ticket agxMit or address!
J. C. Pond, O, r. A., Milwaukee, Wis ,
or S ItAltv ni,..rl tn.nl "14
Stark stwet, Portland, Or.
The wise woman who Is fond of out
door oxervise puts her rings In the safe
deoslt vaults until autumn rolls ar, ..., !
iigiin. Jewelry and the life of .io tlil de
siivle feminine athlete do not harmonlic.
Mr. Isaac Horner, proprietor of tin
liurton House. Hurton, W. V., and
one of the most widely known nu n In
the state, was cured of rheumatism nfterj Sick headache can b- ijulckly a.ul cm
thrvo years of suffering, lie says: "I plelely overcome hy using thiMo famous
have not sufilelent command of language
to convey any Idea of what I suffered.
my physicians told me that nothing could
lie done for me and my friends were fully
convinced that nothing but death would
relieve me of my suffering. In June,
Mr. Evens, then salesman for the Wheel
ing Drug Co., recommended Chamber
lain's Puln Palm. At this time my foot
and limb were swollen to more than
double their normal slxe ami It seemed
to me my leg would burst, but soon after
I Iwgan using the Pain Halm the swell- '
Ivgan tt d.vrease, the pain to U ne,
and now I consider that I am entirely
cured. For sal by Kstes-Conn Drug C i.
Never do, s ib.e lc n-.an's cart raml'le sol
terrilli.-ally as In the eai iy morning h u;.-s
when it meanders Nneath the windows
of the room In which you are try! g tu
get i.i extri nap.
A Mere Itagntrll.
1 A 'Sffef
The Birvciist I'm sorry! I h';;o yo
arc unt i::;;e!i lurt.
The Bi'-yc;, 1 Not rt nil, in i s np 1.
a few tri'.liiifi li-l .ltimis. . m, p- Ki
ati'tlo to an nid fnnt!,all playir, I assun
vou. Twinkles.
KKDfCIXtt HIS WEK1IIT.
.Srribncr'H Magazine.
A Continuous Performance,
'':
Dinner.
50
rt 1111!
t " 3 fri
'rr- v.
I .1 r-
Alandy Conic on, .Siliw. It cost tor
mnr-li fir fat in tin t place-.
Silas Y s, 50 ci:iitn is a lot t-r pny
for a diiini-r, but look how Ion v.? kin
eat from 1 :IJ0 to 8 o'clock. Lbt'n go
in. Twinkle
t'cillrge Ednrstlon lied.
Fanner Jason Yaai, it' an exrieri-
raeiit, but I had ter pot tuy college Bonn
au their wheel ter Homo work, an thin
seemed the eaHiest. What d'ye think of
it? New York Journal.
The Bike In the Animal Kingdom.
i
MAR IN I: NUWS.
Iltlllt WATKIl, ; lOVVVVATMl.
IVVTK. i A.y, i , vi, !, a, V,' I . v
h.ni ft b in ft li iii rt ill iii (i
rmdii v,7 v I to hi : u 7 i ii :l J J It) .t; I "
Wednsd'y il T kimi nmfV1 I It I rt A9
Vliinxduy a! 10 tl j : n (k 1 s Ml a y .vj .' ,
Krlilwv . . l in .-j t 4 ii e. s A !t 0 I .1 m S
ni tu iii ,v is 1 1 rt lo . m , o ii I . i -i
Sandav . ,t I.Ms T II KMu .vl-ia A ;! I
M'Uiiluy. id littT.i ii i.' ; llc.!.,
THK ST.Vili: OF WATKU.
M'ATMN.
I'.-l l lim.l, t , pi, .ii ;
The I lull, i, nc i. .M :i
I lllalllla. Hi' , .. . . i
Nortbti ( ali '.v. let
t euutetieeW h -.1 ' a
I ew liiin. Idaho ll.t . i j
Wi-tver. ,;h( , i,.
.Hi
I i-. M.ly V"
III iie.il It
il . b l .lv .,
a p' y i, mi i '
hi i lo'tii wiiii
i e e .r i in
ilusi:;, on ll-.e v:it.-t- iieM v t ,-r.l.i v :
was very ipiiel a:nl the bo s ale lakl-igi
tliliuts easy.
file s.-ll.HV.er ltltl.l nniV;d 1. 1 ;r-l. I
!.iy Irion Sin l-'ra:u-i,-. wuii iluiiv ! ei
: ballast. She will load lutu'e r at IVrt
'' u1'-- coi.ti.-, ... u f..ll. The mm-
' ir'' rl'" 1 ""' oiuuiMa
''l'l. ''ill i ..,.. I ..itll.l will pie
vail for tile next ; t.i l liuuis.
i he State of I'allfor la s ill d e il i y. i
terday mo-tii;.g vvltll a lame Nii-l-.ger
! a id fleli;!lt list, tile latt.r l l.-illdl g.vi.N
la
otT tile 11 I'lilaa -h
DandrunT, which causes so much lull
ing ot the scalp, can bo cured oy Mall s
! "llr '"newer, iwcaii Is t corrective
! oio tor mo glan.is prini ieing a. iiv.it nrr.
little pills kn.iv n as 'iVWitt's l.lttlo
Karly Kiscrs." charlit K 'g.-rs.
Some lttl, ill. illy de olaled III' !
al, being so, to lllo.-e who !ta- to .
oiuue their nioin (..o-.- ia suniiii. r
lxn"t neglect a cough l-vaue thej
weather Is pltNuuuit; Ix-for the t.ext
storm rolls iumuiuI It may deve-m Into
a serious diitlculty beyond ri'iilr. I'-ioi
I .!Uito iv.ugh Cure
easy
Il.llue
ti
;a.-.e
and vvMl do what
Charles Kogers.
l.-S
v.... .,, .,
I an!..t. i.r Uis, I
tturi
.1 III"
Willi tho 'I.mh1 f-..!l
lit -ar 1 l rni it .ill tl,'
f', . th.- y- torn ii iV.-
h r
w ;th Ayt-r
ir.t..irtll.t ;iM.l a .;.v-- ,
rill", .ifi.i yiu w 111 tn.'
S'llI.riHT .i-l li' V.T t't '
Jiift trv thN ir t'n.-.-,
twin li.
r- In oi.r :!.
-in.l yo'i'll ri 't r- -
Tu fullv iipiireeite t l.-.i.--- hi
to see a young mo'h.-r vvi(. a r uv
lait j
JSk.
I'r-ai-i i
SIMMONSX
regulator7
He Favorite Home Remecrg.
For ail diseases caused hy derangement
of the Liver, Kidneys, and Stomach.
Keep it always in the house and you
will ii timo .ml Hrw-bir' Rlllc nn.l
have at hand an active, harmless and per !
fectly safe purgative, alterative and tonic.
If you feel dull, debilitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appe-
tite and tongue coated, you are suffering
from torpid liver or biliousness, and SIM-
A0NS LIVER FliGU'LATOR will cure you.
If you have eaten anything hard to
digest, or feel heavy after meals or sleep- 1
less at nignr, a dose or si.n.nONS LIVER
REGULATOR will relieve you and bring
pleasant sleep.
If at any time you feel your system
needs cleansing and regulating without
violent purging, take SIMMONS LlVER
REGULATOR.
J. II. Zeilin 4- Co., I'hlladelpld
,
TRADK MARKil.
DE8ICN3,
COPYRICHT8 Ao.
Anjont tirnflln n knf.'h iirnl d(wri'ii..n mf
qui'-klf evt'ifrtHln, frifi;, wtifthfir hii iiivtiif'.ri i
prilily ;tHutithv. ''iimin-inlfnf i-iiid f rltlf
court. )niiHl. 0iti ugf.in f t'itpiurum pnffnt
lu AintTii a. We have it W tuUitntttu unh M.
Put-ntR tHkcn throuKli Munn & rtculr
peciei liotlcb in the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
henn'M illf liu.'nile., Inrtri-.t clrriilntKiii '
aiir ... mile jieirnjil week r.lnnii. k.i.Ki a renri
9.1.-1 mentis. .e.'irM.ri ue.le mill llJLSiU
Uook o.N 1'AI kstm unl tren. Ailurue
MUNN & CO.,
301 liroudway, Hew York.
p Caveats, and Trade-Mark. o!tainrfi and alt I'at-
fr-nt hnainrvaata-rinHttrtfH (1 .r UM..raaavaa raa
' - ... muutna 1 sv r a. a.
Joun Of rice it Oppositc U. 8. Patent Orncr
and wecunvt ure jut nt 10 Jtui tnuc Uiao Uiotx
5 remote from Wash injf ion.
W l I , 1 l j -I j
tion. W'e aIviM:f if patrnuUe or not, frre of J
J'.harjfC, Our fee n'-t due till itatf nt i vxur-d. d
S A Pamphlet, " "''w t" Obtain I'atenu," with j
0crM ni same in the Li. ti, and foreign iountn
Jnent free. Alltrf 4
iC.A.SNOW&OO.
1
Japanese Goods
(rientol Curiow
Novelties
WING LEE, 543 Commercial St.
CI-TTT-
Si
CASTOillA
AVcBctoWe rrciur.itioii fur As
M mil,, till) itv Kh! ami I lo C uU -tint;
itic Siiniuidw il lWrnvis of
iTonwlos l)icsiion.Chrcrful
nos .iiut llosl.Cont.ilns nolttvor
DjmiuT.Morpliino nor Mineral.
NotNahcotic.
'44 .Urn
4llr4MeJU
(:i.rJ kv" .
Aj)crfYt Ri nvoily forConslifvi
tiou. Sotir SIdiivu ti.ni.iii thiod
U'onius .Convulsions , rVwri sh
ucss aiul LOSS or SLEEP.
lac Simile Siv'nntur nf
NEW VOWK.
ixact copy or wRAPrcn.
i
Hustler's Astoria
Twentieth St. and MeKee Ave.
Good Reason
Why Lots"
...Are Selling...
ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO.
482 Bond Street.
Fult SAUK.
I l'i'U S.U.K A J. 8. Mundy Improved
frleti.in drum hoisting i-nglne. Slxe of
holier. 7x."t feet; cylinder, "xli lncli.
! A ilrsjt .-ia.ti engine. ulmiit as g od s
! now. A ldr-t-s "A." AstorUn ollh s.
full RENT.
J I'm: l:.:VT I'uri4-lie.l nnim. i-entnlly
.h i'. 1 . 11 1 I..V -haliire street.
i m. iiiiNT Two riii'tos (nrnlhed for
Hiiht I"- 1 ! -pii.i:. over iV. 1 'oiniiierrlul
,!'
'
. li.' i r 111. .1.1.1. .'istnrl.i 1-iiel and
1 in- in 1 '"
k i
KK.NT - Kurnlslicd potns. n
.r h'.iiuic. by th day r tn
nth ;
Hot.-i Tlch.-, und.-r entire new manatf-
ni.-r.t. i;p ut n-luction In rates, ilrs.
' V. rot ter, manutier. Or. Eleventh
Krmikilii.
-, ,i; i:i;nt -.several will furnished
.. - .. - .a,, - , ri.r k' th i.-iu.-ii cheap nt
ormr
f ii.u,.. and Seventh strwts. So. li'l
s-v m .1.
l-'ult P.K.VI
I.i--- - Tit tl H!l
Two uiiKliiira ruomit tit tn
Hire.!, N. W. miner Harrison
:u elllj.
I 1 11 lr. rill lirellllix-K.
MKN WANTED.
lliiliriiaj hands wanted for Immediate
w.rk ..n track. Apply at rx.m t. Fiavel
block. a, &. C. It. H. K.
1'UOKEHriloNAL CAftUB.
:. c. liitowiiii.
ATTOISNEY AT LAW.
fiunderiion Hull ling.
Astoria. Oregon
a hmith.
DENTIST. vjyjl
Itoorns 1 and 2. Pythian Building, !
;i C. H. Coopfr's store.
UIL O. II. E8TEB,
PHYSICIAN ANU BUIlGKO..
Hyeiilal attention to dleeaaee of womet
jnil nurirf.
on( over Damigers store. Astoria.
Telephone No. 12.
UU. JAY TUTTLE, j
OfTlce, rooms S and t, Pythian bulldg
Ml'4 Commercial St, Ucaldence same.
Teli-phone 96. ;
Acting OHnintant surgeon U. S. Ma-
rine honpltal service. I
J. Q. A. TJOWLBT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Office on Ilond street. Astoria, Or.
If. T. CROHBT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
468 Commercial atre t
JOHN T. LIGHTER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office, upnlalrn, Aetorian Building.
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SEE
THAT THE
FAC-S1MILE
SIGNATURE
OF
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVERY
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Manilurtit sites for its
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I Hamilton lluildlnii. All lrul n.l eel
Iretlon lnislii prniitly st'elid.d tu
Claims HKnlnsf the Kuvernnivut "t
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och moo'h.
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Signature Is printed la
LLUE dlaBonally
across (he
OUTSIDB
wrapper '
o( every
bottle of
(the Original
and Ocnulne)
Worcestershire
SAUCE
Am a farther protection mittloMt
alt ImitMtlou.
' Agents fer (be United 5atee,
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TILLAMOOK
NEHALEM
AND OTHER
COAST POINTS
R. P. Elmore
W. H. Harrison
Augusta....
...ALL
..Open for Special Charter...
Sailing dale, to and Irom Tillamook
and Nchaltm depend upon
the weather.
For Freight and Pauenger
bate. Apply To
ELMORE, SANBORN & CO.
j AUHINTM
i 0. . A N. CO., AgenU.Portlantf
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TIlANHI'ttHTATION I.IMCM.
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reads via
THE NORTH-WESTERN
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un the VMilhuted tralna nrllliuul "lire,
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ovar Uils famuua line. All aaiiie lutve
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Uan. Asenl. Trav T. end I'. Aft.
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WHITE COLUR LINE
STEAMER "BAILEY GATZERT'
Portland-Astoria
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fullnna: Alder i.ti,-.-t ihn k 1 a.
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ni. Si-,hodul Inoludne Hnuday nll
lat out of IHtrtland and AUrla
but no Hunday mm n txvat, NtsTfcl
(Kiat front I'ortland onneots with
Steamer "Mil I k"
at Cathtatuat at S a. tu. daily eiop
Monday fir Wurt. Clifton ast
Knapirn, and all laiidUtk' on OrofSS
4de.
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Trleiihotie No. II.
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Kale.
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MUCJM US & CO.
AHTOHIA I WON WOKKH
Front Bt., foot nf 4lh, Asti.rla.
General Macninists and Boiler Makes
Land and M,r Englnaa, Bolltr woik, Sttaa
boat and Canniry Work , Specialty.
Cttlna, of All D.tcrlpllont Mad. o Order on
Short Notice.
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