Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1897)
THE DAILY ASTOltlAN, TUESDAY MOUXIXU, OCTOHEU 5, 1807. JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. V Tel-phon. No. 6. TKHM or StBSCKirriOS. DAILY. Sent by mall. P-r yar Bent by mall. Pr month Served by carrier, per month t) WEEKLY. Bent by mall. rxr yeur in advance... B.OO Postage fret to subscribers. All communication Intends for publl. cation houll bo directed to th editor. Fusiiies communications of all klnda and remittances muat be addressed to Th. Astorlaa." Tha Aatorlaa guarantees to Ita sub scriber, tlia largest circulation ot any newspaper published oo tha Columbia river. I . AdvertUInc ratea caa b had on appli cation to tha business maumg-er. Th Weekly Astorian, tha second old. tit weekly In tha state of Oregon, ha. next to tha Portland Oragoftlaa. tha lar(at weekly circulation In tha state. John F. Bandley Co. are our Portland agents, and coploa ot tba Aatorian can be had every morning at their ttaad. 124 Third street PROPHECT VERIFIED. The publication in Sunday'a Oregonlan of an Interview with a Portland railroad man, commenting on the significance of tha coming sale of the Union Pacific rail way, la but a deserved recognition of that reciprocity of good feeling and com munity of Interest which should exlat between Astoria and Portland, and which haa ben repeatedly urged by the Ator Ian aa the only solution of the Sound competition problem. Seme comment on the street baa been heard to the effect that the supposed author of the Oregon ln article does not carry the aeight among those who know him of a compe tent authority on the question he dis cusses. Tlie telegraphic head was a reg ular Associated Press dispatch received by the Oregonlan, aa well as the Aatorian, from Washington. D. C, at a late hour Saturday evening, and the Oregonlan's purported Interview could have been ob tained by that paper only after the mes sage arrived. The writer, therefore, must be entitled to some distinction In Port land railroad circles, or else he would not have been solicked by the represen tative of that paper for an expression of his views on the subject of the mes tage. Be that aa It may, however, or whoever the author of the interview, it Is a plain statement of facts which hive been repeatedly outlined in the Astorian for (eighteen months past, artJ which are corroborated to the satisfaction of every student of railroad affaire by the kaleidoscopfc changes In the railroad sit uation which have occurred within the past two years. The J. Plerpont Jlorgan-Vanderbllt-J. J. Hill combine la In control of the move ment This combine already controls the Great Northern, Northern Faclflc and the Western properties of the Vander- bllta. C. P. Huntington and the South- em Pacific are also In the deal. Hunt' lngton has Just cut loose from the On tml Pacific. He has his Southern Pacific line via New Orleans, and will have the new connection from the east via Portland. The government has consented to the reorganisation of the Union Paci fic, which will take place at the sale In November. The Oregon Short Line and the Oregon Run way and Navigation Com panics, now segregated from the Union Pacific, of which they were formerly parts, and now under separate manage ment will be brought back Into the family under Union Pacific organization. The Ogden Gateway, which was opened, will doubtless stay open, and the O. R. & N., feeding the U. P.. N. P. and G. N., will remain an Independently managed line, open alike to all of the lines In the com bine, and will act as a common terminal line for them. The Astoria and Columbia River rail road, now nearing completion, will be the seaport terminal for all the transcon tinental roads in the deal Astoria is the only port that can now meet the require menu of the American roads In their competition with the Canadian Facirlc railroad In Its traffic with the Orient. The whole proposition is reasonable, log leal and in accordance with patent facts. There 1 no reason to doubt It, or the source from which the cash Is coming to build the Astoria 12,000,000 road with out the issuance of a single bond. One of the strongest and most con vincing arguments as to the truthfulness ui una suite mem ox me situation was the sending to Portland of Mr. A. L. Mohler, a long-time tried and trusted lieutenant of Hill, as president of the 0. R. N. Co. His master hand as an organizer and manager was felt wlibln thirty days after ho took the reins of power, and today, while handling the largest business In the history of the company, he Is relaying the track with the heaviest of rails, straightening out curves ana reducing grades. A water level line will be In operation from Pendleton to Astoria. The O. R. & N. will be a vigorous factor In the develop ment of Oregon, serving all interests and railroads alike under a wise man agement. That these big schemes and plans are about to be consummated, Including In their scepe Astoria aud her new rail- road, does not moan that all at once toxin lots will double in -nlue, mill grew like mushrooms In a night. elevator and dry docks build themselves. Tha ratlroails and blir (una muit have aome help, and tt muHt coma from Portland and Astoru. Jolnesl tosolher by the rvints of otnm -m interest, and working fur Hie go.l o: Orc-on agnmst all snpo Ian. .ii with "Ita special spin re and eni-h us ;t:il'y Interested a the other In the outoo-ne, which means t!:c growth or retardation of the state. Health and strength carry us through dangers and tnak us safe in the pres ence of peril. A perfectly strong man with rich pure blood, has nothing to fear from germs. He may breaths In the baccllU ot consumption with Impunity. It there Is a weak spot where the germs may find an entrance to the tissues then the trouble begins. Disease germs pro pagat with lightning-like rapidity. Once in the blood, the only way to ge rid ot them Is to kill them. This Is what Dr. Plorce's Golden Medical Discovery l for. It purifies the blood. That means that It kills the germs, but that Is only a part of what tt does. It assists digestion by stimulating the secretions of digestive fluids, so promoting assimilation and nu trition; purifies and enriches the blood and so supplies the tissues with the food they need. It builds up strong, healthy flesh and puts the whole body into a disease-resisting state. Send a one-cent stamps to cover cost ot mailing only, and get his great book. The People's Common Sens Medical Ad viser, absolutely free. Address. World's Dispensary Medical Association, No. S Main Street, Buffalo, N. T. Late hours are the greatest barrier to feminine beauty. PURCHASE OF CUBA IN CONTEM PLATION. There is a rumor afloat In official cir cles that, if true. Is most Important. This is nothing less than that thla gov ernment is about to make overtures to Spain for the purchase ot Cuba. How ever this may be. It has long been known to the world at large that the value of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for contsipation, malaria, dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney ocmplalt and ner vousness is beyond all price. A wine glassful before meals imparts a hearty relish for the food, and a coirespondltig dose before ertirir.g contributes to sound repose. No tnedick.nl stimulant on the market ever received such strong pro fessional endorsements as the Bitters It is a most rental tonic, affording strength to all who use It Not only in this country, but in many foreign lands, it is an admitted specific and pre ventive. As a safeguard against all dis ease of a malarial type it Is particularly valuable. Tho thin summer frock is made to work overtime this weather. The "Bicyclist's Best Friend" is a fa miliar name for DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve, always ready for emergencies. While a spedfio for piles, it also In stantly relieves and cures cuts, bruises. salt rheum, ecsema and all affections of the skin. It never falls. Charles Rogers. The thought of buckwheat cakea and sausage seems scarcely apropos, despite the fact that the season is close at hand for these epicurean delights. CROUP QUICKLY CURED. Mountain Glen, Ark. Our children were suffering with croup when we received a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, It afforded almost instant relief. F. A. Thornton. This celebrated remedy Is for sale by Estes-Conn Drug Co. The first Saturday of the school week Is greeted with Joy by both pupils and teachers. If your child is puny, fretful, troubled with glandular swellings, Inflamed eyes. or sores on the head, face or body, a course of Ayer's Sarsaparllla is needed to expel the scrofulous humors from the blood. The sooner you begin to give this medicine the better. There Is no occasion to worry over the progressive tendency of the bicycle erase when we read that a woman's wheel will be exchanged for a baby coach- Certainly you don't want to suffer with dyspepsia, constipation, sick headache. sallow skin and loss of appetite. Ton have never tried DeWltt's Little Early Risers for these complaints or you would have been cured. They are small pills but great regulators. Charles Rogers. In answer to the question, "Will you love me always?'' a woman replies. "M ways." , - man hedging a little Is not "3ot a$ Good (Ffiuilsion" You hear It in nine out of ten drug stores. It is the reluctant tes timony of 40,000 druggists that Scott's Emulsion is the standard of the world. And isn't the kind all othm G n j iu raut up to, I I1C S-IIJU for you to buy ? Two siKs, 50c and $J AO. s522 In the... Rain Storm the man pot very wet. Tha wetting erave him ft cold. Tha cold, neglected, developed to a cousrh. Tho couh sor-t him to a bed of sickness. A doso of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, taken at the stttrt, would have nipped the cold tu the bud, and saved the sickness, suffering, and expense. The household remedy for colds, coughs, and all lung troubles ia Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. eat let the "Curebook." los pages Ire. C. Ay Co., Lowell. Mass. quite so certain, win." and say. "I think I Moments are useless If trilled away: and they are dangerously wasted It consume-! by delay In cases where One Minute Cough Cure would bring Immedi ate relief. Chirks Rogers. Long uoe ties will be doeme. the oor- root linish on all this winter. dre.s et '!ilni; Imi-!Ic ? i A pain In the chest Is nature's warning ..., nnai.H.A-1. I .k , . picuuiuui, i ,itiietiru. x'ainpva a piece of flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bind over the seat of the pain- and another on the back between tho shoulders, and prompt relief will fol low. Sohl by Estes-Conn Drug Co. They say thst the man who only cnll on his sweetheart every other nicht Is but half in love. 'TTl- -A..-. 1 Mnn.k- f - - . V, 1 - t . . ........ . , '""""".iron Ttllam.Rik nlth a cargo of salmon. wun a persistent numor on my head whlth gave me considerable annoyance until it occurred to me to ufe Ayer's Hair Vigor. Before using one bottle, the humor was healed." T. T. Adams, gen - eral merhcant, Turbeville, Va. The market Is rloodevl with sicial Jew elry for cycllau, the lantern watch charm being the latest and ugliest. The dangers of civilization are over work, worry and germs. We need a 1- talizlng power to sustain us. Learned men and experience point to Dure whls- key. Primitive men did not need whis key. We do. Changed conditions bring fresh needs. And THE whiskey Is HARPER. Sold by Foard & Stokes Co.. I Astoria, Oregon. The woman who is atisnlutely helpless hersvlf, always adores a man who Is the embodiment of physical strength. i If you have ever seen a little child In a paroxysm of whooping cough, or If you have been annoyed by a constant tickling In the throat, you can appreciate the value of One Minute Cough Cure, which gives quick relief Charles Rogers. When a woman gets a taste for gambl ing she goes to extremes with It Just the same as she does In the matter of reform or housecleaning. A few weeks ago the editor was taken with a very severe cold that caused him to be In a most miserable condition. It was undoubtedly a bad case of la grippe and recognising It as dangerous he took j Immediate steps to bring about a speedy cure. From the advertisement of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy and the many good recommendations included therein. we concluded to make a first trial of the medicine. To say It was satisfactory In Its results Is putting It very mildly. Indeed. It acted like magic and the re sult was a speedy and permanent cure. We have no heslta:cy in recommending this excellent Cough Remedy to anyone afflicted with a cough or cold In any form. The Banner of Liberty, Liberty- town, Maryland. The 25 and M cent sizes for sale by the Estes-Conn Drug Co. The fire needed to take the r hill off the house generally d-eS a million times more active duty than the one necessary to warm It In zero. Baldness can be averted, and many times heads that are already bald can be made to grow fine, healthy hair, of a natural hue, by Hall's Hair Renewer. Liberty silk pillows will be much used on couches In cozy corners. Small precautions often prevent great mischiefs. DeWUt's Little Early Risers are very small In size, but are most ef fective in preventing tho most serious forms of stomach and liver troubles. They cure constipation and headache and regulate the bowels. Charles Rogers. Let a woman wear a dark or double veil and she begins to Imagine she must be unusually attractive from the amount of masculine curiosity she creates. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. n. fu- ' I- m ftgutu. ti Y.UcJLi44 ' MARIN13 NGWS. VKSSKU OX TIIK WAY TO IHKCl'Ll'MIHA K1VKH FKOM MM VoHK. Vewol. Ton Kate U Henry Vlllurd, Am h IK) .. U . 1 1 ... tieotve S'etn, am h I71t...ssll... W riitui'Mrm. TVet'm. Am h he,., lull Ac.m um, lunvrrt. Hr'h a 'AHt...luil ... t Cux' Nuih. Ur li. t; . li" vl... ,M Miltonpa.-k, M nil I V.' nnt... AXTW KHP. (Vlit rfvre.Hr bit I.vt hm.liV UulilliU 'ttxhiiv, Mr li I.i-;...iu At... - IWutM. titeiibsnk.Hrbk I.tt...lw.l . - v - Tons, iilenol.it. Hr'i. . . , ...i.'lii. tiViu... CAltnirv. Aulio.lev, Itr ill l.MI ..hum. Its I'iUiv'iHi:. Oamtrii. Br h ..UV. . UUI .. - IHKI'V On I, AH. Aurati. Ur lik , nvv l,vl .. i Hl1' lady Vem'ir:li I'r h Ktil. Ktckmi'M, iter li. ........ Hen Avuii, itr l-k HiiNi.kiiMl Slerr Nevada, Itr li liattueKllli, I'r bk a .. :i:t . an il... ..U.I...1M) ,l... ItiW I'Vtt . ..&vV...vti.ll... llujiou U'. J. C. I'tluiier. tier l'k )...HA... MVtHIVOI. IVivouhj IU1I, Uriti .!.. UVAt... - Melbourne. Kiiiimm hire, Mr h ..t'.'AI... M NA.iAMkkt. Ban.laiu'lr. Itrli .... l"S ..liW il... )1 Omumnv-lilre. Itr h Ii..liwt... i t'arrlle, Ur a l.tC..luAl.u N'CMIt, A l'mvlnoe, BmIi ht...liX)Al... IS OIktxiu, Hr bkt................luV,..UMA ... r AN ASA. PrlnolpnIUy. Br bk- .. ...lfcY..ttJAI... 1 Opholm, Nor bk 1 117.. A AAI... - RIO ik .1 tNtian. (ilenpark.Hrsh IT....uVa1., JHASi.IIAI. Kiiutilre, Br 'i jiuv.IiVaI.. ... IT.W ..IUOaI.. NW . IH)Al IuuaI.. l"W...tH'Al.. HOMiHiu riiH'K, nr n i umlir'HU kitiK, Hr h r;i ot ( i) Je. Mr u tileuba'.imore. Itr "h HWAMIIA. Drumburton, Hr ih TAI-.lt k.Y. t'.slK inu C.t'.e,ltr b I'lt iliooh, Br li l'urtmilfo. Hi Ii TALt L. AJ.ilf. i".er sh Ttenflti. Florida. Nor str - - 30 ...ir7S...HHJAt... M . IVT...tiMAl. SJ ...il ...100aI... Its .'i:l...liAAl. - h'.Vl It) tl W iM-V. lti.Vl ... - ...... .... alpnn. . ir.ii. 'AaI IVailiMu ; Verbena, Br h.. ITW IiVAI... - :u in Jtrii ..im it... ..m liO.VI . YOKOHAVIA. TVukl.i !rn, Jan bk ... i r I kit inn rv, I -II ttkll rtv't.f. Br tl -lkirM,ir. br brk ..iii" ..uuAi .. MA It INK NuTiCS. The. big steamer lib nltvhy united y, terdtiy for Vl.idlvosMck. The Herman ship 1'eni. I'nprAln Ohllng. arrived yesterday fnm ll.iku.Ute. The steamer Klnvre arrived In Sunday Th, ct.rman ship wukomm. fi.rni.tly ,hl p.,.,,.,,,!. nnit K k nrrhel in ,.. tenhiy. ' 1 The steamer lltun.luirl arrived d.ian Sunday imd muled ymterday for San I Francisco. Th steamer Oregon arrived from San Francisco Sunday aind left up river In !the afternoon. ! ' . I Th" An.lre.lu cleared yesterday with a I cargo of 1"2.1 bushels ..f wheat, vnlu.il I at l;.i', for the I'. K. for urd.-rs. Those who believe chronic diarrhoea to be Incurable should read what Mr. P. E. Ciisham, of Gears Mills, La., has to say on the subject, via.: "I have been a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea ver slnee the war and have tried all kinds of medicines for It. At last I ound a remedy that effected a cure and that was Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarr hoea Remedy." This medicine can always bo depended upon for colic, cholera mor bus, dysentery ant) diarrhoea. It Is pleasant to take and never falls to effect a cure. 25 and CO cent sizes for sale by Estes-Conn Drug Co. Paying doctors' bills after you are well and gas bills nfter you arv out of house are on a iir In their comparison with settling for a dead horse. To heal the broken and diseased tissues, to soothe the Irritated surfaces, to In stantly relieve snd (o permanently cure is the mission of DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve. Chart's Rogers. A RICH TREAT 13 PROMI8ED. The Oregon State Fair for -September 30 to October 3. Railroad rates reduced. The Southern Pacific will sell tickets at one fare rates for round trip from all points on their lines In Oregon. I Tou will be entertained from morning until night. No time to rest. Liberal prizes offered for all kinds of sports, such as baseball, tug-of-war, chopping con tests, foot races, hammer throw, shot put, and various other sports In charge of a competent committee. Don't over look the date and the cheap railroad rate of one fare for the round trip. Popular admission of 25 cents. THE OBJECTION NOT GOOD. There are people who have objection to advertising matter In tho columns of a newspaper. The ground of objection I that they do not want to road ad vertisements. Now thlsj objection Is not good, for oftentimes these advertise- merits convey valuable information. For instance, how else would tho trav eling public learn of the excellent din ing car service of the Wisconsin Con tral lines between St. Paul and Chios so, or the general comfort of traveling over this popular line. For particulars call on the nearest ticket agent or address J. C. Pond, G. P. A., Milwaukee, Wis., or Geo. ft Batty, General Agent, 2M Stark street, Portland, Or. Northern Pacific railroad trains leavo Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m. for Tacoma, Spokane, and the East. Close connection made at Sr.okane for Rosa land, Nelson, Sandow and British Co lumbia mining camps For maps and Information call on or add reus C. W. STONE, Astoria, Or. ANVb clitWe Ptcparalion Tor As-slinilaliill:KxliuilltciU-tliig itic Slonwchs nikl Howls of IYomoh.'s'DitiOitlton.Chffrrul" new atkl lli'sl.Conlaliis neither Opnmi.Morpliiiie nor Mineral. 'otNahcotic. 4OU frSWlZLTOUaui yW SmJ ALxtmitm Sity f,U w Apcrftfl Rcnvdy forConHrvi lion. Sour Stomach.DiairrtDca Warms .Convulsions fou'rish iicss and Loss or Sleep. TacSimiW 5ijttitur of NEW YOWK. txacT copy or wrapper. tmilpUin. 1 1 biMul Ui hrf. I , . sr a s . ar sf sn sVIi lit rttimifwof I Wfm MANHOOD RESTOREDS,'" Str rr fl I? a tluool tmw Txiienj phrafciMi, out qukilrmi. rimiit all nrt- Ml. ' 1 i Vou or iilrMa uf U (iru ura-aiia, tun u I .al Miih.l lis. 'mLi Vl it.J Iiwumiila. l'iiilnUiti'k.mlii Fcuui.n, Nirv..u. lw,uiin la 1 Jw T" tansy l'nuii, rnauisM tu Mini, .mmuuin limn Varmwu 4 oirwn ku!nrakndlharinrrnrsnJ.Ulimuun ' mJVW sV artmnBTthtsM sinii MsklsiPaa UkUlla, n't'lUKKII Ui on IT mown CHA8 HO'iEHR, il MM --n-' isii 'lias i issisufwrf' Ross, Higgins & Company GROCERS and BUTCHERS Bond Street CHOICE FRESH AND SALT MEATS A CI RIOlS FAMILY INCIl'KNT. Therw Is a Wllllum Um-k In Jefferson. 1lle, I ml, and another Wllllum Uiu'k In Nashville, tho latter a well-known hot. I owner, anil the strange thing la that tho two men, with the same Christian name, nre brmlmra. It was not Irom lack ot nanus that the l.lnrki. father ami mother, mimed Imth i-hlldrn Wlll lum, but on ui-count of a pathetic Inci dent of which the two men nre living memorial. The parents of the two Will lam IJin im are Iea!, but they are well known nut inly In this elty. but In Mad ison and Irallan&poM. Itefore they came to Indiana thew lived In Virginia, and it wan there that the elder William was lKrn to them. He grew to young man hood, and m day eonrlu led that he could mak a fortune In the far weat. To this his tamrr:s Were o(ed, nnd hn !lieil awiy from home, Kolng to Cal ifornia, lie never wpjte home and lifter waiting many years In the vain lioe of hearing from him the parents gave him il i for dead. Another sun wan horn to them, ami the mother, thinking of her first burn, christened him William. Rut, 'thirteen yeum nfter he hiul disap peared, villltnm I. luck No. 1 reappeared, ana was welcomed, and heno-rorth there were two Williams in the same family. I !i- I i n i jk,1 i M NeHS. Running sores, Indolent ulcers and sim ilar troubles, even though of many years1 standing, mny be cured by using Dewltt's Witch Hazel Salve. It soothes, strength ens and heals It Is the great pile cure, Charles Rogers. It Is a wiser woman who suggests the elimination of sentiment from her friend ship with a man than she who legs for Its retention when love Is on the wane. When going East travel on the North ern Pacllc Railway. Quick time and too only line running dining cars. Train leaves Portland daily at 11 o'clock a. m. No man or woman can enjoy life or ac complish much in this world while suffer ing from a torpid liver. DeWltt's Little Early Risers, the pills that cleanse that organ, quickly. Charles Rogers. WHAT HIH TEACHER SAID. The two boy at the breukftiitt table had ilcHcrlbed their academic acquire ments to thdr father with the Just pride which Inspire youths In their teens over Greek verts and Latin duclnnslons. They told of the surprise and Joy of their re spective teachers at certain brilliant rec itations of the day before. Then arose on his high chair the youngest, the kin dergarten student, aged four, whose Christian name Is JyOWell. He swung his arm and began, "My teacher said," then paused, evidently to let Imagination have SEE THAT THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF IS ON THE WRAPPER OF IVERT BOTTLK OP Cutorl li tat sp is ose-.tto toltlt Wily. It Is tot soil la balk. Don't Uo ojon la Mil to taylslag on ths pl pr tnualie lost II It "Just u (owl" and "will sttiw.r .nry pr put." r 8c thai jn j.t C A B-T O B-I A. TiiIm- tin) mi Immi wttk-bliiui( hr itnjr itf ttitftiL lvnt tilr hi tH4rnK-KM ifMs impuWWf, anissJl IMk orsransv rornonr wwrt wunoui ma ormin. iMiunHMif CommordsU 0trvC The Louvre" ASTORIA'S GOItGEOtS ENTERTAINMENT HALL a rutoKs ria Mull. OataM at Alt Kind. Two MagnlOraol Hart. Cood Ordir and Everybody'i Rlghtt TKIOTLY (tnSKKVKI). race. lo swung hi urm and uguln lie dared, with Infantile gravity, ' My teach er said, 'Lowell, you and all your family are peaches!" CABTOnXA. A vagrant open car and an ooca akmol mnsrtillne straw hat proclaim au tumn's desire to linger In tho lap of summer. Some of the dijirlira In autumn mil llnory suggest tho headgear of tho lender of tho A ma son march. OABTOZIXA. HOP LEE CO. CLOTHING, Merchant Tailors. (JndemlolliltiK made loonier. Hulls and trousers made a perfect fit. Krery order punetii. slly on tune, natlsfaellnn Kiinuiteed. Cheaper Tha Any Other flace la the City. Wsleh lllock. 65H Commercial HI. Oriental Novelties Japanese Goods ..WING LEE.. 643 Commorolai Street Next to Madiion'i Cigar btanr Astoria Public Library READING ROOM FREE TO AU Opea every day from t o'clock to list snd 6:S0 to t:K p. m. Subscription rates 1 par annum. 8. W. Cor. Eleventh and Duano Street. Emil Schacht flHCHITEGT TU no- j - . Mall. TV V Halls stir " Roomi 317-318 Portland Savings Bank Cldg. Portland, Oregon. A. & C. R. R. R. TIME CARD In l lVwct Svpl. N, 1HII7. l.eav Astoria fur Plavsl at l;N a, 13 in., I p. in , t p. m, and ;S0 p. m. I.vavo Astoria tor Boasld. via Ftaval at .) a, in, and 1 p. in, L.avs KUvol for Astoria at l;M a. m., 10:it a. in., 1:10 p. ni., I:M p, m. and I N p, m, I.sava Pmalda tor Astoria via Flavet st 7. JO a, in, and I p, m. All the Alxiw Trull m Arc Dally. EAST VIA I.RAVK. j loiuuNH. AKKIVK. OVKHlAN ' KX I'ltriSM, (ur slem, kmotiom. A.liuuil, hsi'iamrnto, il'H, Nii irsiirl", Mi ixr, " Aiueli'., hi 1'a.u. e HI--Ivans ami I lie Kal tl W V. M. V HA H :J,'A. M.' Iti.ieliur, 'vii.er l IV M. VI W.Miitliuru, (or Mount Ansel, 1. vertun, tttii Sein, Urn iiil ti, Hirliig lleld nuil Nat ru Dally ! ltt'ciit I nllll.laf. 1 :ily lieejit hiliiilay. 17.30 A. M. ( iitralll .ni,er tit no I', m. MrVllm.llle paaa'st tllaily i e.l Miillila) ' ..i!." Connoottng at Ban Kranela'0 with Oo. cl.lental A tiriantal, 1'ncltlo Mai). as4 Otcaiilo stsamshlp linos for JAl'AN. CHINA. At'HTltAl.I A. ANl HAWAII. ix)w rAitrcfl. EVKttr pat- IHUITLANU TO BAN KIIAN'CIHCO IS.OO. 8oid Cloaa; 110 On, First CUssj Incluitlng berth. Hlnillar rnluotlona to Ls Angeles, Trssno and O'hcr C!lfmU point. Ilaggag. cherkmt to dostlnaliin. It. KOK1II.KH, C II MARK1IAU. MJuigr. O F. and P. A, fUHfLANti TuTHK KAMT. j the only koi tk to ihk ykujiiwstomi I n A 1 1. A4. 1 r.r. ILK AVE i JUTLAND AkltlVK. r.'l Mall let kaiama, ChellAll. I'nitralla. No, 3, Mouth Hei d, Miiiilesaaiiii No I. Alienlrell. Iimulil. num. IWitile, Mn.iria, rort Tiariieinl. r.ii.n.- ,Mirir, Nj4iMV. Kowlalld ,B. C Trull, It ',; fel oil, II. I',. K !. All nul, lluur, Aiia.oiid. II: A. M. Ilelelin, St. I'linl, Mill MO P. M n.asil, kanai I'llr, titnalia. niiunl UtiitTv .tt. Iiiil',('hlri,,i,ali InilliMi. New York. I'hll adeliilila.lliilou, ami all point. Kal il roulb ril. I DAYS to MinnMpolla. Umaha, Kao. saa City and Bt Paul. IH DAYS (o Milwaukee and Chicago, ttt DATS to Washington. rhlldlphia. New York and Ilostot, sad other Baatern otnts. Dsgf age checked through to doatliutlon of tickets. For sleeping-car roaervaUant, tickets, maps and full Information, call on nr arlta A. D. CHARLTON AM't Oan'l faa. Agant, I'nrtlaud Or IS5 Murrluin HI.. Cor. Third. C. W. BTONK, Astoria. OOINO EAST T OOINO EAST? OOINO EA8T T OOINO EAST T OOINO EAST t OOINO EAST T OOINO KA8TT OOINO EAST t OOINO KAST T OOINO EAST T If you nre, do not forget THREE i-THKEB TIIHEE IMPORTANT POINTS IMPORTANT POINTS IMPORTANT roiNI First Go via the Bt. Paul because the linns to that point will afford you th. very best service. Secunil-- Seo that the coupon beyond St Tnul reads v;a the Wlsoonsln Cen tral because Hint line makes close con nection with nil the transcontinental line ent-rlng the Union Depot there, and Its service Is first-class tn every particular. Third For Information, oall on your neighbor and fitvl the nearest ticket agent and ask for a ticket reading via th Wisconsin Central lines, or address JAB. C. POND, a.neral Pasaengor Agent, Milwaukee, Wlsoonsln. OEO. B. DATTT, Oenaral Agent, Portland, Oregon. WHITE COLLAR LINE Columbia River and I'uget Sound Nav igation Co. STEAMER "TELEPHONE." Leaves Astoria dully except Sunday, 7 p. m. I X uw r 1 1 Q OOWt-kHMASIAJ Leaves Portland dally except Sunday, 7 a. m. STEAMER "BAILEY OATZERT." Leaves Astoria daily except Sunday and Monday at 7 a. m.; Sunday nights at 7 o'clock. Leaves Portland daily except Bund Ay at I p, tn. Leaves Saturday night at 10 o'clock. D. B. SCOTT, Prealdemt. 1 B. A. Be.ley, Agent, Portland. ' C. W. Stone, Agent, Astoria, 4 ' Telephone No. It ' , J her perfect work and keep him up In the