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THE DAILY ASTORIAX, TtKSDAY MORNINU .11 NK 15, 1 IU7.
gaily gtatovimi
JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.
Telephone No. t
TERMS OF HI BSCIIIITION
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Served by carrier, per month.
$4.00
WEEKLY.
8nt by mall, per year $2 In advance.
Postage free to subscriber.
All communication! Intended for publi
cation should be directed to the editor.
Business communications of all kinds
and remittances must be addressed to
Th AtnHn. I
The Astorlan guarantees to Its sub
scribers 'the largest circulation of any
newspaper published on the Columbia
river.
Advertising rates can be had on appli
cation to the business manager.
The Weekly Astorlan, the second old
est weekly In the state of Oregon, has.
next to the Portland Oregonlan, the
largest weekly circulation In the state.
John P. llandley & Co. sre our Port
land agents, and copies of the Astorlan
can be had every morning at their
stand, i: Third street.
The reciprocity feature of the new tariff
is likely to be eve more satisfactory thar.
that of the McKlnlcy law. The addition
of tea and hides to the dutiable list in
creases the opportunity for obtaining fa
vorable n-iproclty treaties, and it is un
derstood that the senate will put Into the
hill such provisions as will make it prac
ticable to secure very advantageous re-"
ciprocal arrangements wlih many eoan-j
tries, all of which will he especially ln the
Interests of the agriculturists of the
United States.
The most accurate business barometer
is that which Indicates the progress ot:la'"1' 10 a degree that eelles. all Kurop
business among the harks cf the country. eiU J,atio'"'-
T 9 . V 1 . - , I . ..." . I
a, L.,.-ll lutuia ,fc.Kl UiSVUlUllS UrV I1WI, I
it is an evidence that the business men J
are prvpari-g to re-enter into active bust-
ness pursuits. The May reports to the,
comptroller of the currency show a muoh
improved condition of the national banks
of the great cities In this particular.
Their loans aw discounts are Increasing,
individual deposits are heavy. a..d there!
is a general to..e of Improvement and an i
evidence of business revival which m'in 'f Wisconsin Cen-
i tral lines between St, Paul and Chicago,
Dtisiness is able to adjust itself to the
new tariff. The prompt passage of the I
bill Is imperatively demanded by every,
business Interest of the country, and hy!0r G- S- General Agent, 24
, . starg street, foruana, ur.
tho worklngmen as well. j '
The arguments of Senator Vest, who, Th vatue of the output from XtwEnz
Is lea. II the tariff debate ln the Senate land factories has quintup'ed sine to-.
on the democratic side, have lost much
of their weight by the discovery of .r-'
rors in the formidable table whi?h he
presented In his opening speech, and by
which he nttemptid to show that the Wil-;
son law had stimulated exports of menu.
iactures. More tha-: half of his state-!
ments were at variance with the o.llcial J
figures of the treasury departnwi:t. while J
in nearly every case an examination rtlleve me of my "ring. In June. 14.
. . ! Mr. Evens, then salesman for the Wheel-
showed that the percentage of gai:' in " , , .
1 Ing Drug Co., recommended Chamber
export had been greater under a rru-j1;l!n-9 Paln Ealm. At th!s t,me my Ioot
tective tarill than under the Wilson tariff, (and limb were swollen to more than
The Kansas City Star fay tlm
the;
people who are waiting for goo. limt.- 0:1
the farm to bri.g back good times to tl-
country at large should not waste time i
in mere waiting, for the farmer is steO-j
lly though slowly pullinn out of his lo'nj
, . , , . ... , , i
rtf r.rn , I n n.l h, c!l mint nnu , rt v....r.l, I
a more a d more solid footing every
year. And with a n-w occupation, that
of sugar beet raising, wherewith to Uwr-
sify his farminir. he will add to his in-!
I,
come and be less disposed to listen to tho
lunacies ot the iiemaifOffues.
COMMERCIAL STREET EXTENSION.
It is to le supposed that ot the regular . of our children and It has nver ':ol d
rneeiir.)? of the city council next Frldnyj'0 "ure-not simply stop pain, but ei.r?
.... , , , , absolutely. It Is all riuht, and anyone
tnat body will pass the final ord.-rs reces- ,
who tries It will t nd It so." For sale l,y
sarj to start the work on the Commercial! Estes-Conn Dru? fo.
street extension.
At the lajit special meeting ordinal. ces
were passed authorizing the h'suanee of
Ihe warrants for damages and benelltj to
the property-owners interested, and when
this Is done little else remains to do, save
to publish the regular notice o! the coun
cil's intention to Improve the slr.-et. There
curi be no question but whut the mayor
will sIkh the ordinances already passed
in relation to the matter, unless, as ru
mored, there are still further legal defects
in the ordinances as drawn. At this
is the third attempt to get this much
needed improvement in shape, it is to t.e
hoped that no further obstacles will be
discovered.
While the work Is being done it should
be dor thoroughly. It is not alone enough
to open Commercial street to Twentieth,
or barely to the dejiot grounds, but it
should be run through to Twenty-third
street, the cast end of the depot, and
then Twenty-third street should be Im
proved to Excha.ue street, so that the
eltisens of East Astoria may be given
equul facilities for conveniently reaching
the railroad station.
The demand for these street Improve
ments is imperative, a::d the public can
not longer be put off by the flimsy ex
cuses heretofore urired by councilmen.
The preliminary steps should have been
taken many months ago, and now that
onie progress has been mude, It I In
iinilio:.t 'iwn tho rlty snvTrnmort to set
llmt no further delny occur In this most
Imnortnnt nuttier. It Is strange. Indeed
that Astoria, after Its lonr siege of light
Inn for a milixtnd, enmwt hull. I street
-i Ucetlona to the depot, when that
structure hit lvn put In readiness to do
luminous.
The plan, t outlined In the council,
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50 :in.l N-yoi;t a question of doubt lh.it body
.45 will so that It Is carried out to tie
' loiter. No muter wli.it the condition
pr elivunistanoe, the city must meet Mr
Hammond half way and see to It that
facilities arc furishod the piddle for do.
Ivg business with the r.illrwid. It has
established its place of buslr.ess at the
ito recommended by the majority, on an
! implied understand! a. It rot .u t ial icre
, t ,h sn.lt.ts n0idd be Imn.
hlUitoly built to connect with the .!etit
nd freight yard, rommon justice re
quires that the conneeuo.? he made, a;1
that it be !n the fullest os.IMe m. v. tier.
A MATTER OP INTKUKST TO TRAV
KLKRS.
Tourist, emigrants and mariners And
that Hostetter's Stomach Hitter is
modlolnnl safeguard against unhealthful
Influences, upon which they can implicitly
rely, since It prevents the effects that an
unhealthy climate, vitiated Htmostphere,
unaccustomed or unwholesome diet, bad
water or other conditions unfavorable to
health, would otherwise produce. On long
voyages, or Journeys by land in latitude
adjacent to the equator. It is especially
useful as a preventative of the febrile
complaints and disorders of the stoma :h.
liver and bowels which are apt to attack
natives of the temperate tones sojourning
or travelling In such regions, ami is an
excellent protection against the Infl'ience
of extreme cold, sudden changes of tern
peraturo. exposure to damp or extreme
fatigue. It not only prevents intermittent
and remittent fever, and other diseases of
I a malarial type, out eradicates mem. a
I fact w hich has been notorious for years
- ,..,,, ln Xorta a,, go,,,,, America. Mex-
J loo. the West Indies. Australia and other
I countries.
1 ISootmaking Is carried on 1; N -w Kn-
THE OBJECTION XOT GOOD.
, There are people who have objections
to advertising matter In the columns of
newspaper. The ground of objection
is that they do not want to read ad
vertisements. Xow this objection Is not
good, for oftentimes these advertise
ments convey valuable information.
For Instance, how else would the trav-
elmS Public learn of tha excellent din
or the neraj cohort of deling over
thls popular line. For particulars call
on the nearest ticket agent or address
J. C. Pond. G. P. A., Milwaukee, Wis
Mr. Isaac Homer, proprietor of the
1 Burton House, Burton, W. V., and
one of the most widely known men In
the state, was cured of rheumatism after
three years of suffering. He says: "1
have not sufficient command of language
I to convey any Ide of what I suffered.
my physicians told me that nothing could
r done for me anj raJ. frlen,j9 w,;re funy
convinced that nothing but death would
double their normal size and it seemed
to rr.e my leg would burst, but son of tor
I beiran usinir the Pain I!alm the owell-
. . ,ha .., , ,,...
an.I now I consider that I am entirely
cured. For sale by Estes-Conn Drug Co.
'
ICM gloves with hand-p.ii.,t d flowv-rs or.
'
j the back are the latest fad I" Pans
A. H. Patter, with E. C. Atkins St Co.,
ui!:ir.;ipol!3, Ind., writes: "I have never
M'-ri sIven a testimonial In my
life.
1 !,,. T .. ill tm l..n
. , ..111 r.t IllUl l-Jl Ulir J Vdl 1 VS
nave never Utn without Chamle-rlnin's
rv,ji
and Chol.-ra and Diarrhea nera-
dy in the house, and my wife no'jIJ
n s think of beine without ilour it
hi tottle of this Ri mely in the summer
ason. We have used it with nil thrre
Is Your
Throat Weak?
Your throat is weak. Any
unusual exposure or quick
change in temperature
causes roughness and un
easiness. Sometimes you
have a feeling of tightness
as if some foreign body
were there. You can treat
it with troches and washes,
but you don't reach the seat
of the trouble. Throat
weakness is a symptom of
more general disturbance.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil does cure weak
throats by nourishing and
strengthening the system.
Book about it sent free.
SCOTT 4 ISOV.'NE, Chemists, Nrw York.
L, t
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jji--.- 4"
Fifty Years Aro.
rsndlsther's hut ! Aud within It you t ,
Ctsndtather's l..eotile cough remedy.
Whether 'tw Asthma. BtuiKhuU ft
Vi.uip,
Or buhv lit night wiikcd the house with
w heop.
With Ayer's Cherry Prctor.it C.ru't!iet
wit sure
t hAt no cold or cough would r'rr (ail of
cuir.
In hn the ttvlrs chancr. but the rrcordt
will how
Coughs arc cured as they were TO y ears a j.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
has no equal ns a remedy for
coughs, colds, aud uug dis
eases. Where other soothing
elixirs palliate, Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral hoalj. It is not ft
cheap cough syrup, which
eoothes but does cot strength
en; it is a physician's cough
remedy, and it cures. It is
put up in l.irge bottles, only,
for household use. It wtM
awarded the medal at the
World's Fair of ninety -three.
It has a record of
50 Years of Cures.
TV'-- ' T-'' f s l: ' " 1 :?v
Tbnm:ist!:e Dru;:::nr Well, Kniuuir.
yon iHi'uti t tuUe on ro. 1 I;vt4 yon
straicht e:'v;,- l- :t "ai citi ro-.iml tl.t
barrirk f.ni. s i. -kiu fi-r ir.e is the sort
thing I will u t 'ave! I'nnch.
All the Dlffen nr.
Mr. Fnsy Why do you charm
sixpence for a haircut when your sitfn
says, " First class haircut, fourpenee:'"
Barber Ah, but you sec. sir, you
have not first class hair. Comic Cuts.
Suburban Joys.
Domestic From Xfxt Door Plea,
missus sends her (oiiip!iiii.utH, mirl
ther:'na ijnralar in our back parlor, and
will you come and catch him? Pick Me
L
"Hamlet" In Ile, fialch.
ITamlct (at Dead Uulcli) Lidif-o and
gintleujeu, I shall never f org it me lurKt
appearance 'ere. So (whips out his hix
shooter) hands cp! Thankee. Xow, I'll
get on with the show. Ally Sloper.
That Tyrwnt Man.
n; cur j
4 rZKt
me
if
A Ihiiih In Manner.
3VhZ
"lffer A:t! 'arf a p iitlt iviau, yer't!
urst n laily trr O'Pio utiiler vcr uml'i 1
lor." IMck Mo t'p.
V l lire at l nt.
4 yvd
1 V -Xr-Vrt
Jihu.. Say, lsnii'l, I heard yo
in lor tak tli" Kiiltl ctm, an yo never
nstcr ilrink eimytliiiiK ciiU'r.
Israel I link it so 'cr kwp ftMtn
bnviti u gold Itick every spring. New
Yik UetaliL
rxn't thin your bl.od with sa.safri
or poison It with Wue-inass; but nld
Nature by using IV Witt's Utile Kurly
lti.sor. the famous little pills f r o n
Htlpation, biliousness and t.mi ih and
llwr Iroubles. They are purely veget
able. Charles Kogvrs.
The Held of Waterloo Is n !
with a tramway line.
.1.
IVm't tiechv-t a couch beoauw the
weather Is pleiisiuit; bofoi-e the next
Sturm rolls urutnd It may devet p into
a serious dttfU-ulty tn-yoiid n-ir. lue
Minute Couirh Cure U easy to i.ine
and wMI do what its name linpl.es
Charles Rosters.
U. .Uei h.is
els.
n army of
pl.'kpo k-1
Hundri,!s of thoiisinds hue U-eti In
diieid to try ChanilnTlaln's Conich Ivi m
t.ly by re.idlnu what ll has done fr
others, and havlnir teste.! Its ineritu f0r
theins.ves art' tinlay Its niirm-st frlenls.
For sale by Kstes-Cnnn Prii t'o.
Uiplarders often skate
I.V) miles a day.
a .INt.inee of
W. B. Johnsvin. Newark. O., says,
"One Minute CtiRh Cure saved my t.nly
child from dying by croup." It has
ave-l thousands of others uffetlnir from
cruup, pneumonia. bronehltN a:id other
srloua throat and Inns troiihles
Charles Rogers.
"They are dandles" said Thos. Roiv-
ers, of the Crocket, Texas. KnterpMse
while writina; alwut DeWltfsUttle Kar
ly Kssers. the famous little pllis I t sick
headaehe and disorder of the stomach
and liver Charles Uoee-s
Us1 Welit'oot l'iiu ('iir'. No
enre no pay. For salt ;-.t lis-tes-Conn
Uva Store.
CASTORIA
For Infant and Children,
it n
SIMMOffsX
regulator7
Trie Favorite Home Remetrg.
For all diseases caused by derangement
of the Liver, Kidneys, and Stomach.
Keep It always in the house and you
will save time and Doctor's Bills, and
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
MONS Liver Regulator will cure you.
If you have eaten anything hard to
digest, or feel heavy after meals or sleep
less at night, a dose of SIMMONS LIVER
j 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 LIVER
REGULATOR.
J. II. Zellin & Co., Philadelphia.
:;' ft-.-
hese liny .;'"
fl iiiS..r,"i '.' :
Cllbebso'llliriCliOHi i
CURE H 48 HI'J-.r:1''
the 8ame diseases wito'
out Inconvenienre.
WV v nil Hrufff'tt.
v'tf .4. ' I.. '' M h ton Kff.-inor.i
" &X S I '.1 fc.r 11. r,,,r,lr .
iH''-t, hperinstorrtnea,
Wlilt.. Dnuturftl rji
iharfi'iN, or ftny lnlltiriinift
te.n, Irriutt'ifi or uUt-t
' Ja 1 toft-l.i
ri.aw mhmha
wn til in ii r. n n m.m.
I'MtEvumfcitsruno. briM. Nri-trliieut
cir:iMari.o rj ",d ""KUu,
0, s. a J f " snt in pi.ln wrapper,
I'T iprnw. prpld, for
'fe'il fi., or 3 IkIIh, u.75.
,. m m Circular tent on rwiuMt
i
XVtfCtftaMc lcparation Tor As-slmiUillnfillH.hvxiftuintctfuti-tliig
llic biouuui aiulUoweb of
lVomoli'S Piiiostion.Chrcrful
ncssnmllVst.Contdlns nt;U!T
tlim.MorpUiiu nor Mineral.
Not Nam c otic.
'mU4 .Uti
Jn tnmit
(VWtW
MirM r?
Apcrft-cUtfiniHly rnrronsllp,v
lion. Sour Sionwvch.HitHTlHica.
Wonns .Convulsions. Ffwrish
UCSS fliul Loss OF Sleei.
racSimiU- Sn!ttlf "t
txACT copv or wrappch.
KOIt SAI.K
Kuli SAI.K A J. S. MunJy ImptMvsJ
friction drum hoUtliiK engine. His of
tioiier, TxS fvt; cylinder, 7xlJ Inches.
1 V lli-st ...Iiimi eliiflriil nlmoMt AS tfmitl
new. Addixtis "A." Astorlan ufTW
foil RENT.
l'up. nr.N'I' I'n nil shed room, lentnlly
lo.'.ited- lit i:eli.uio tntL
I'ult III'. NT . -Two rooms fnnilshrd for J
lulit le isc .ep."K. hi er tii Conitm nlai
stnet pT inonio
Aslorl.i Land and
i l"i esim. nt fo
Filt larNT-Kurnlsheil nx.nns. si
suite or Klnttlo. by tho day ur month.
Hotel Tit; he, under entire new managa
ment. ilreut reduction In rates. Mrs.
O. V. lMrter, manner. C. Eleventh
and Krunklln.
im RENT Several well furnished
rooms for to iitli meii i heap nt cornet
of DuAiie and Seventh streets. No. 1H1
Seventh.
N KXV VOKK.
Knit RHNT-Two up.ialrs room nt 1 ' Every ball Kuaranteed. I'leass report
KI.M.iith street, N W . ormr llarrlsun j any Imperfections. IlKWAItE UK IMI
avenue, impure on premine. 'TATIONS. Every ball must l marked
"MARSHALL, & CO.. SIIRKWSHirRY
MEN WANTED. i MILLS." Manufactured from Selected
Iflajr p-ially for C LI'MHIA RIVF.lt
Railroad hands wanted for Immediate kisminu. H. that every ball bears
work on track. Apply at rom . Havel lh MAIlSIIALL lalwl.
block. A. & C. II. R, H.
I'ltOFKSaiiiNAL CAMUtf.
IlUOWEIt,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
jund'Tson Hull Unit,
Astoria, Oregon
II. A. SMITH.
DENTIST.
itooms 1 and 2. 1'ythlan Ilulldlng.
jvet C. H. Cooper's store.
Lit. O. U. K8TKH,
J-iiVHICIAN AND 8UHGKON.
8ieclal s'.tentton to diseases of oomst.
ind surKery.
(mice over Dsns!Kers store. Aslort.
Telephone No. U.
lilt. JAY TIJTTDK.
PHYSICIAN' AND SL'HGEON
oillce, rooms 5 and ft. Pythian bulldf
''I'i'i Commercial St, Residence iimi
Telephone W. (
Aetlutf aMKlntant surgeon IJ. 8. Ma
rine hospital service.
J Q A. IlOWLliT,
ATTOKNKY AND Cf )I'N8KLOR
AT DAW.
Offlcs on Hond street, Astoria, Or.
II. T. ('HOBBY,
ATTOHNE Y-AT-DAW.
4C8 Commerrlal street.
l'HV T. MOIITER,
ATTOnNEY-AT-LAW.
Office, upstairs, Astorlan Ruildlnf.
I. N. Dolph. Klchard Nlisu
Chester V. Dolph.
:oU'M, NIXON DOLPH,
ATTOrtNEYfl AT LAW.
Portland, Oregon, 24. 25, M and 17,
Hamilton liulldlng. All legal and col
lection busln ss promptly attended to
Jialm Bgainst the government a sps
dilty. SOCIETY MEETINO8.
TEMPLE LODGE NO. 7, A. F. and
A. M. Regular communications held on
the first and third Tuesday evening or
each month.
O. W. LOTJNBP.ERRY. W. U.
E. C. HOLDEN, Becretary.
.SNAP A KODAK
at any man corn Ink out ol
our store and you'll get
portrait of a man brimming
OTer with pleasant thoughts.
Hueh quality ln the liquors
we havetooilerareenougli te
please any man.
COMB" AND TRY THEM
HUGHES & CO.
SEE
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVERY
BOT'l'Llil OP
Oaatorlt It r-t cp In cso-iln Kot'.'.n only, ll
It sot M li IWi f to Mil
yes sajtt'.a; mi ti.a fV cr pwialw t!t it
li "Just irud' sail "w.il sstwur ry fsr.
foat, ' tUt voa rrt C A S T 0 H I A.
I. as.
Marshall &
Company's
Twine
Elmore, Snnborn
Fresh from the mills for U? flshln4.
t. 7. 8. 9, 10. II. 12, 13, M-pty 40's.
12. 13, 14, 15. lS-ply Ws.
7. 8. 9. 10-ply 30's.
San Francisco
TO
Astoria and Portland
VIA
Kiiri'ka, (Jul. ami Cods Hit) .
S. S. HOMER
Will Make KcutiUtr Trljm
Kvery 14 lityn.
l'assenucrs nn.l Freight ut llediicod
Itlllt'M.
1LU s ''-iW -JJ M rf
i0
on lurrnrl
A i jj-'urc ) 'n i:.t uMn rin.i i "tt.'.i
. QDot i''TH'iii (rut J'V tr.isjmrt: ..irn i
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nary tH.4Mii
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V'j-i, ( uotMist ViiirtirA In m iuth, StiroTlirti;,,,
in-. uanat V.c l' ' r. ti-.-t Vtimwn fullii l
.,nt. It 11 tii m hci!iir.iry il. ' I OI iN
r if urintio In cttn Wo Hilir.iU n,t't iim
('tin i:s,n'A uiiti li-suo- l mi ,s i fur
1 w s pnrinot.rtir 'i hi ut-dw It n"ir
. -r. w It-1 tt I! nt 1 ( 1 n.f i',t:i ri t it
r 11 H- srtOl,0(tO C'jiiH' u U'hiinl uui uiM'iii
i- '.'ii iriiirnblf Aliti",iirlfii 'nleUr,
'.ikiiufl. 'K U'MKijY
AiUtV'Uo IvavAv, CUltAU, ILL
Slgnaturs la printed la
BLUE diagonally
across tho "
OUTSIDB
wrapper '
of every
bottle of
(the Original
and aenulne)
.Worcestershire
Am m farther protection mimlamt
Mil Imitation.
r Agents far tb. United Mates,
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, N. V.
OABTOTIIA,
Til ha
ll alii
la
tfutan
f 1311150 P
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lift
SAUCE
at
THANNInTATION IJNMi
Are You (iimiir
It sur and ss (hat your tleksl
read via
HE NORTH-WESTERN
LINE.
T
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CI1ICAC.O.
ST. PAUL,
MINNICAI-OUH
-and-
OMAHA HAUWAYS.
Tsis U the
QKEAT SHOUT LINK
lietwsos
DULUTI I.
ST. PAUL,
CI 1IC At. O
AikI nil rtxnih Kur-t mul
iSuitl..
Thslr Majnlfi.ant Trsek. l'rsrlss Vs-
lltiultd Inning Slid Hloeldlig far
Trains and Moitu:
4uvui n r.i I "
Have givsn this ni a iiatlmial rpula
lion. All claasws of pianr rarrteil
on the veatttiultd Inliia wltliout "Itra
chars. Hhlp your frelghl and trsi
ovar this fatnuus Una. All aaanls liar
(li'kala
W. il. MKAD. r. 0. HAViOK.
tlan Agant. Trav T. and P. Aft
H Waahlnglon at , Portland. Or.
WHITE C0LUR LINO
STEAMER "BAILEY GA1ZERT"
Portland-Astoria
Steamma leave Purtliuid dally
fi.lloMa; Alder alrwt d.k lu a. n
nJid 7:4& p. in. Asli trv.-( d.x'k 7 a. Hi
and p. in.
Iroviia Aaturta.
C. It. and I'. H. N. doi k. t ii a.m.
and 16 p. in. O. U. N. di k. T
a. 111. and 7 p in.
Httturlay night teotnnr travns Port
and fivm Aldi-r atnd dt k at I U
p. in. ami Ash at root dock at 10 IV
m. rUdioduls Irioludna Hiinday rdgtat
boat out of Purtland and AUrla
but nu Hunday morn ng taMt. Nlgal
Iniat from Portland oonnaota with
Steamer ".Mil I K"
at Oalhlamel at t a. in. dally eioxpl
Monday t-r W.atport. Cllftn M4
Knapp, and all laiulliiga on (rcsl
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U. II. Hfi'TT. Prldat
K. A. Hwdey, Agent. Portland.
C. W. Hlone. Agxni. Aatorla
Teleiiholie No. II
FOR.
TILLAMOOK
NEHALEM
AND OTHER
COAST POINTS
STKAMHRS
R. P. Elmore
W. H. Harrison
Augusta....
...AM....
...Open for Special Charier...
tailing data la and truss Tillamook
anil Nchaltm oVptnd upon
tha tailor.
For freight snd Paaaangtr
Villi Apply Te
ELMORE, SANBORN & CO.
AtlliNTH
O. U. A N. CO.. Agenta, Portland
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limlinlilr iwlaniaiiin. I "iiiiiiiiiik .iioi,. alrh lli
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In Amarlra. W11 hairn a Waalmwli.i" nftira
I'aiama taken IliruunU Muiiu A ( o. recalVa
paelai lujtliwlii the .ai
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
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llooa o.N Patkvih aunt Irua. AUdruaa
MUNN A CO.,
301 llroadnar, Mew York.
SCaveata,and Trade-Marks eliulned and all Pat.f
Jiini buiineaa conducted MooraaTi Pits t
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roat of fauna in tha U, S. and furciga couBlriaaf
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Japanese Goods
Oriental Curios
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