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THE DAILY ASTOktlAN, THUKSIUY MORNINU. Ol'TOHEU 21. 1897.
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Groceries, Meat and
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ie02 FRANKLIN AVENUE
We meet all prices. Call and
JUST NOW-
A Large Variety of
Children's School
Shoes, the
Best on
Earth
Call and See Our Nofcfcy High
School Walking Boot
At the Old Reliable Stand.
John Halm & Co.
Are
4 479 Commercial St.
A. V. ALLEN.
Groceries, Feed, Fruits,
Vegetables, Crockery,
Logger's Supplies.
Cor. Tenth and Commercial .treat
CHAS. KAN & CO "
J" 367 Commercial St
Dealer In
Chinese and Japanese Curios, Fine
Decorated China "Ware, Silk
Fancy Goods.
Manufacturers of Ladies' and
Children's Underwear
Gent's Shirts Made to Order.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Rain; toutbeKy gales on coast.
Umbrellas
Also ll I.isht
M ichinerjr.
C. H. Orkwitz
443 M ANE.
Repaired
Pilces cut In two.
AROUNDJTOWN.
THURSDAY.
Dent let the duet gather on your Kess
tigs. A diamond covered with dust,
aeems no more than a stone.-Dora Read
Goodale.
Try BchUllng-i Beat tea and baking powder.
For Dress Goods, go to Dunbar's.
The circuit court will meet this morn
log.
Fine cabbage for kraut at Rosa, Hlg
glns & Co.'a
Contractor Hugh Glenn came town from
Portland yesterday.
C. Hanburg. of Jewell, called on his
Astoria friends yesterday.
Bicycle and repair shop at 183 Ninth
street. Charges reasonable.
Mr. B. A. SeabOTg left for a business
trip to Seattle on the Potter lat night,
and wOl probably visit Spokane, where
Mrs. Uctorg is, before returning.
says "Look at me."
"Try me."
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Schillings Best baking powder and tea are
'because they are money-back.
What is the missing word? not SAFE, although Schilling's Btst bakinji
powder and tea are safe.
Get Schilling's Best baking powder or tea at your grocers'; take out the
ticket (brown ticket in every package of baking powder; yellow ticket in the
tea); send a ticket with each word to address below before December 31st
Until October 15th two words allowed for eveiy ticket; after that only one
word for every ticket.
If only one person finds the word, that person gets J2000.00; if several find
it, (1000.00 will be equally divided among them.
Every one sending a brown or yellow ticket will receive a set of cardboard
creeping babies at the end of the contest. Those sending three or more in one
Mvelope will receive an 1898 pocket calendar no advertising on it These
creeping babies and pocket calendars will be dilierent fiom the ones offered in
the last contest.
Better cut these rules out. ,
Address: MONEY-BACK,
Suits to order,
from $12.50 P
PailtS to order.
from $3.00 BP
..FLYNN, the Tailor..
see us and te convinced.
November Delineators ut Dun.
bar's.
Andrew Olson was In from tho Neha.
lem yesterday.
Groceries at the lowest price at th.
Pacific Grocery Co.
John Annundl. of Stella, was a visitor
In tho city yeeterday.
C. C. Daiton and Dr. E. B. Stone were
over from Hawco yeswrady.
Geo. F. H. Hick, of Chicago, was a
guest at the Occident yesterday.
CoCector C. H. Page ia expected to
return from Portland this morning.
Our price ar tha lowest to the, city.
Call and as. Pacific Grocery Co.
The demand for reasonable water rates
by the people Is taking tangible shape.
New, at Columbia Shoe Co.,
Laird, Schober it Co.'s ladies' fine
shoes.
George Bennett came down from Port
land yesterday and Is stopping at the
Parker bouse.
Ashland peaches cheap and good; also
a large supply of other fine fruit, at
Ross, Hlgglns & Co.
Car. A. C. Fisher has returned from
his hunting trip and brought with him
three or four deen fine ducks.
Go to the Parlor, aucceaaors to C. B.
Smith, for pure, aweet cream and fresh
creamery butter and buttermilk every
day.
A carload of "Hot Blast" and "Queen
heaters received: latest Improvements.
Do not buy before comparing quality
and price. Fisher Brothers, sale ageme.
Agent Lounstwrry yesterday retvd
official advices that the O. R. & N..
Short UnU. P.. C. & N. W.t through
Une to Chicago is again open for business
When you want a real llfe-l!lte and
artistic photo, don't fall to cail on Snod
crass. The work he la turning out niw
is ahead of anything ever made In As
torla before.
Fred has made arrangements to d;'.lvr
eysters to any part of the city for 23
cents a pint. Eastern, on half shfll. alo
crabs, clams. Shoa! water bay crawfish.
Open tlB 2 a. m. Opposite Astori.m.
One of the members of the Push Club
said yesterday that If there was no other
way to get better rates of Insurance
Astoria merchants could do as other
towns have combine and Insure them-
srf.ves.
The civil sen-Ice examination for po
sitions in the potsomco department wl'.l
take place December 4. and all appli
cations must be fKed by November IS.
Secretary I-wla says no applications haw
as yet been filed with them.
No definite action has as yet been
taken by either the Chamlx-r of Com
merce or the Push Club to secure the
legis'a.tion necessary for the establish
ment of a government quarantine sta
tion at Sand Island, but It is rumored
that one or the other of these bodies
Is to take the matter before the next
session of congress.
GOO-
Money-back says
Ml
SAN FRANCISCO.
Dent's Cloves in till new shades
at Dunbar's.
Mr. Medley, of Vln MawV. w in
town ywaterday.
Steel shod shoes for hoys. Co-
lu in hiu Shoe Co.
The puehcr. mi the Young's bay bridge
soy they wl.t get there.
Tho Urn gale of tho erason I her
and WKI prohaNy stay awhile.
I. J. Thorscn left for Portland Inst
night to purchase svring stock.
Ask for sample of Chase A Sanborn".
famous teae, a Rom, tllgg.na Co. 'a.
Lee Strauss, of Pillar Rock, was In
yestvrday laying In his winter supplies.
Vmbrellaa covered and repnlred by a
lr.u'tlo.il workman, at 1SS Ninth sttvet.
The entries for the men1 October tour
nament will dose tinlny at the A. F. C.
alleys.
Seal, calfskin and eniek. proof
calf winter shoes for ladies. (.
lunibia Shoe Co.
P. J. Meany, the leading m ere h Ant
tailor, 117 Tenth St. The highest price
.a.! J for fur skins.
A. L. Parker and Matt Young, of
John Days. nn In the city, the gursts
of the Pnrkvr house.
R, M. Gastin's four horse team yester
day atarte.1 out for the Neha'.em with a
prairie schooner loaded with freufht.
D. K. Warren, Judge T. A. McllrliK
and Contractor Joseph. Paoquet wvre
passengers down on the Telephone today.
C. O. PaJmberg. the leading contractor
and builder. Is prepared to do all klnda
of Jobbing and building work; 473 Duane
street.
Yesterday Deputy 1". S. Marshal Stuart
levied on the scow schooner Ettle M. .it
the suit of Rev-elver Dunbar to tveover
a debt of C for supplies furnished by
Howell and Ward.
Tim Kerty ami Patrick Mi-Ciinn were
yesterday fined 2 by Judge Nelson for
being Intoxicated, the fine being remitted
on their agreeing to return on the Pll-
grim to their work on the railroad
Henry Lawrence and Mrs. I Went
worth were united In marriage on Tues
day evening at the parsonag of the As
torU Methodist Elcopal church. !
Exchange street, by Rev. W. B. 1M
llngead. It Is suggested by an Astoria dealer
that 1f Clatsop hay. raised along the river
and seashore Is not as good as Willam
ette valley It Is because It Is not culti
vated enough.. While the salt water
ranchers are "learning to produce hay
that will meet the requirements of the
city departments, let the Nehalem valley
men go Into It more extensively. There
the best hay In the state Is produced,
and with a '.ltt more pressure r mils
can be had so that It can be marketed.
Only a few years ago Clatsop county
butter and cheese were of Inferior quali
ty, but the farmers on the plains began
a systematic method of manufacture
and dairy cultivation until their products
are today equal to any in the state. They
can to the same thing with hay for horse
feed.
Albert H-ikka, a Russian, who was
somewhat under the weather yesterday
afternoon crntel no 'Itf.e disturbance
on Tenth strvet. He entered the resl
dfwe oAttnrney Frank Spittle. Insult d
I the housekeeper aid badly frl(,-tit-ned
her by switching a pnekage from her
hands, ami running to the street threw
It overboard. Mr. Hltclwn, who was In
the office, heard the noilse and went to
the housekeepT's assistance, calling Dep
uty Sheriff Prnel. who happened to be
passing. Prnel told the man to get the
package and go about his buslnesa, but
the fXiow refused nad wns ttw-n threat
ened with arrest. I'pon thla th man of
fered a bystander ten cents to go down
and get the package, which was declined
with thanks. Prart then took his man
with him. but at the corner of Tenth
and Commercial came In contact with a
ladder acrnsn the side wnlk to which
the burly prisoner clung and would not
move another step. At this Juncture
Chris. Evenson npp'red on the scene,
and ns he was a match for the Russian
Prael summoned his help. Between them
they got the prisoner away from the lad.
der and finally landed him In the county
JaK, where he will be given an oppor
tunity to sober up. The man Is ordinar
ily peaceable and well behaved, nad was
handled without Injury to himself or to
thj others. He will no doubt regret his
folly more than anyone else when he
comes to his senses.
Tenterflny Mr. fl. P. Dinkel, of Vine
Maple. Nehalem valley, was In the city
and ha1 somewhat to say about county
roads, flr. ronk4 owns several fine
claims below Vine Maple and Is the lessee
of the HiiH ranch of Vine Maple, which
Is about 2 miles from Astoria... "This
city is our only market and source of
supply and we are absolutely at the
mercy of the roads. I would not give a
four-bit piece for all of my fine land
If the roads are not fixed so that we can
g"t. to town. I have now on the Hill
ranch over tl'fl worth of stuff whlhc can
not lie marketed on account of the vile
condition of the roads. Our only outlet
Is by way of Grand Rapids, where we
strike tho main road. Between, Vine
Map! and Grand Rapids there U one
quarter of a mil- of road that Is Impass
able It would not take very long to fix
this so it could be uwle. Between Grand
Rapids and J"WM there !sabout a three
mile stretch that Is tils n Impassable.
From Cedar flats to fney :1 tha'
Is required Is to cut the brush wlil -h
ovfc-rharxfs the road. Myself and family
-almost a dozen of"" are ready to give
our share of the mony and labor nee.
essary 10 make thee roads passable, and
we bcllevn that Asoria and the county
should come to our asslstanc. This Is
our trading place, but If we can't get In
will have to abandon the locality. If
we can get decent roads I am prepared
to huy more Inads as the valley Is fer
tile and will raise good crops, but crops
won't count If you can't market them."
At the bowling alloys yvslerdiiy Jan.
Flnlaymm waa litgli nun with a asr
of M.
J, K. Fv.y and K. A. Weander of 8vlll
Himt re Ut tho ct.y, alopWwt at ll
lKvlihnt
Th ladles of tlw M. K. church will
hold their annual bnaar and fancy goods
sal Friday, December W
J. C. Harnett and J. Q. Williams of
San Fnuvlsvo, are visitor t' tle 'lty
headquarters at the Occident.
Chna. F. Sitter came down from Port
land yesterday on a short business trip,
returning on last night's hoot.
Dry fir slab wood for saie. AstorU
Land Investment Co.. tVtmnctvUI mul
Eighth, streets. TWelphoue K.
Furnished room to rent, with good taWe
board, at reasonable rates, ut Mr K
Holdon's, corner of Duane and Nlntli
streets.
Contractors Wakefield and Jacolwcn,
yesterday slilpivd to the front, on the
steamer Geo. M. Walker, a donkey engine
and holler to be ns.1 In tlu-lr rnllni.ul
work at Blind slough.
Mellow as a drink, delirious lu cock
tails, was the verdict on Cyrus Noble
Old BouHmvi Whiskey on the voyage of
tho steamer "lUo" to Yokohama In Jan.
unry of this year. It Is tlie universal
wnllct. Its reputation Is Inteniatlonal.
This Is not enjoymt by any other A mer
lon n whiskey.
A m'tlng of the Astoria Progressive
Commenil ass.vlatlon was held last
night with a good attendance. Sever tl
visitors tnten-eteil In the pnp'rd
Young's bay bridge were pn-sent. After
tho n'gigar business of the assm-lntlon
was attended to there was a general
discussion of the brldgi proposition
The commit thv appolnteil to clrcul ite
petltUais made Its rtHrt. It was found
neewwarv to secure more names Iw'ore
a maJortt" of tho wH had l-en b
tnlne.1. and In order to complete the
list before the next meeting of the county
court on Satunlay It was decided to
leave petition In the following places
for signatures: Foonl A Stokes, J V
Marion, rppxrtown: Astoria Abs'rail
office: Pr.insfonl's cigar store, opposite
court house; Van Dus-n A Co's; Orlffln
A Reeil's and Association moms. Mr
John Adnlr wCl go to Clifton on Friday
with a petition and Mr. Walter Ing ills
to Olney. Mr. Herman Wise agn-e.1 to
sond a man to Westnort with n pe
tion. County Surwyor Helckmnn was
presnt with map showing the various
surveys of roads estaldlshed and pro
posed bridges.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE FISHERMEN'S PACKING CO,
Notice Is hereby given to the stock
holders of the Flshermen'a Tacking Co.
that a regular ar.nual neetlng will be
held at their office at Astoria, Oregon,
the 29th day of October, IW. nt 9 o'clock
n. m.. for the purpose of electing a board
of directors and transacting other busi
ness that may come before the meeting
JOHN PETERSON.
Pn-sldent.
AFO. MOBF1RO. Secretary.
Astoria. Or.. Sept. 29. 1SS7.
TO CURE A COLD IV ONF1 DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If It falls
to cure: 25c. For sale, by Charlea Rogers.
THE OBJECTION NOT GOOD.
There are people who hav objection,
to advertising matter In the columns of
a newspaper. The ground nf objection
la that they do not want to read ad
vertisements. Now t hi. objection Is not 1
good, for oftentimes tip-He advertise-!
ments convey valuable Information.
For Instance, how elae would the trav
eling public learn of the excellent din
Ing car service of the Wlsemslo Cen
tral line, between St. Paul and Chicago,
or the general comfort of traveling over
this popular line. For particulars call
on the nearest ticket ag'-nt or addremj
J. C. Pond. O. P. A.. Milwaukee. Wis
or Goo. S Batty, General Age-nt. SIC
Stark street. Portland, Or.
Pree! Pree!
Stormer
Bicycle
fiiv(D Frcr;
With Ariif-rirnii's I5ct
Teas
Coffees
Spices
AT THE
CPEAT AMERICAN IMPORTING
TEA COMPANY'S
t Cfiinijicrciiil Hticcl
Astoria
I'Veo W'liccls fo hoys, (ill", (,'cn
tlriiif ii anl lii'Ii.-.
Wlioels real (.-uy to r-t with our
Toils, 20c, 2"k;, :',):, '.',',(:, Uh; r,()r
fx,r pound; (.'olfi.-o, 20c, 2"jc,
jOc, oc, IOc jcr pound; Sjiicos,
10c, 15c, 20.:, 25c per can.
Wlicds Frf f as j;ood Wliccls
as money can buy.
Warrenton Is
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
MfAon application.
VOl'Nil MKN'H MKINI.IOV Cl.fll
A meeting of the Young Men's Mo.
Kttiley club will ls Mil ut the ottW uf
lion. F. J. Tnlor. Friday evening, rv.
lolior ti. nl o'clock. Iy 01 der of Hi"'
pnisldctit.
D. A. M'ld'.AN. Hivretitry.
NtiTlCI) Tt 1MNT1. .iiltf.
Bids sill I rivclvisl ut the oltb-e nf
M. li.il.ln. iin-Mt.vt, nioin 111 Hhaimlian
budding, ut I o'ii. k p 111 . Saturday,
m-tols-r IX lvT. for tho construction of
a frame dwelling. Bond to ItM amount
of contract require"!. Plana nl nn'hl
t.vt's ofllce. Bight to reject any and n'.l
bids Is reserved.
TUiiAsritmis NoTici:.
Nolle Is hereby given that thsre la
fiuuls In the city Innsury to vy all
warrants drawn on lhs general fund, and
Indorsed prior to April IS. 1S57. Inlerrst
will cease after this date.
J. W. CONN,
City Treasurer.
TO CI I1E A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Ijixatlve Bmmo Quinine Tablets
All drugglsta refund the money If it falls
to cure' Kc. For sale by Charlet Rugnra.
NOTICE.
Notice Is heteby given that all quar
terly licenses are now due and payable
to tha Chief of Police at hla office, and
If not paid within ten daya from date
of this notice, a penalty of K per cent
additional will be chnrged.
II. E. NELSON.
Auditor ami Police Jifdge.
Astoria, Or., October S. 157.
WHEAT.
On June M wheat sold at SV- It hei I
since sold at tl.M'V Dlfferen-a. J5c, j
or on lO.onn bunbrls. lino would have i
mnde this amount by our aystem of Joint
Investment accounts since June ;M. Why
not try this system and Increase your
IncorneT Amount, of f and upward.
ncelvfd.
Our Infnrn.allnn la of such a character
and from such fcuirce as to make It an-
tlrely reliable. Write fur particulars. J
tl. Know Hon A Co.. grain I n'kars. JO
Callfnrnla street, Pan Fninclsco.
AN APPEAL FOR CLOTHING.
Help thr po'r and needy by .ending
clothlt-g to the parlors of the W. C.
T. I". In i: s.-ue ball on amy Thursday
from 1 p. m. till S p. m.
('!'' I '
" KLY CVRKD.
Mountain Glen, Ark.-Our children ware
ufferlng with croup when wa received
a bottle of Chamberlain'! Cough Remedy.
It nffordrd almost Instant relief. F. A.
Thornton. This celebrated remedy la for
aalo by Eatea-Conn Drug Co.
When going Eiiet travel on the North
ern Paol'tc Hallway. Quick time and th.
only line running dining car.. Train
leave. Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m.
Northern Pacific rnllroad trains eav.
Ponlund dally at II o'clock a. m. f r
Tacoma. Spokane, and the East. Close
connection made at Spokane for Roea
land, Neln, Sandow and British Co
lumbia mining carnp For map. and
Information call on or aildren.
C. W. STONE,
Astoria, Or.
Add two or three lahlrspoonfula of
kerosene to th wntiT In which painted
or staJnr-d floors urn wnehed. It will
drive away flics as well as give a fine
polish.
Report of the Condition
or T"g
First National Bank
OF ASTORIA,
At Astoria. In the Hints ol Oregon, at the Close
of business, October fi, IW,
itr.HOi'iii'Ks.
liansnrt discounts .C1W',WS 60
f tveriirafls seeureil anil utiieciired tt.Um Wl
I!. M. Itomls lo secure elli lllatliin.- U.M
I'r-nuun.'i on I' H. Iionils l.ftoon
HtiK'ks, securities, etc S.'W VI
Other ten hniAtt! and ortK.irc.
Owned 1,H7 M
Hue Iroia nat'oiial liankntnot reserve
W(llNt1 is,!'") "I
line freiM stale hanks anil liatikers KloiH 77
lipje flora approved reserve agents KH,.'U I"
beek. mi. I ,t In r fnli Items WIW
Noliiuf other national banks In KI
Nickels .ml cent. 24 l'
La wri t. Mo.NKy Ur.Mr.KVK IM lUsig, Viz:
H,,ecle 17" .170 (10
Legal lender nutm W 7f,W 00
lti-iti-iiiptK.fi f i 1 1 I w.lli I'. H Treasurer
Ciiereeit.nfi-lri iilatloii). W2 50
Total 47fvl"0 ft
I.IAIIII.ITIKSJ
Capital ".lock paid In C Wit) ')
sii-p'ii fin i.l pyrnrj on
I lellii'le'l prolliH less ex-
pel,.m;,l ! t.ljl-s .III 07..VM 01
Natloi iil l..ink notes iiut-
slaii.lllii K.ViO 00
Hue to stfila jiatiks and
Hankers l)f IKi
1 1 . 1 1 v I 1 1 1 h I .l. i, .mils null-
Jeel to check '.,0U W
liciiiHwl certilleHtei of die
pielt al.l.VI HO-HTU.If.ri Hfi
Certllleil check MM)
ToIhI I7S,3; Ifi
S"fe ct Oregon, I
I '. in im , of Chit-op, ( w'
I. i.'i.d .i.lon. laslm-r of the above mimed
h-uik. no solemnly snear (hat the Rhone slnte-
leeilt . tril" to till- tiest llf lllV kllliwledlfl" lll
leli-f. H. S. i;oil)ON',(Hliler.
Hulwrlhed suit swoni lo before me tills Srtb
nav of Uetoher, liOT.
KALI C. R. TIIOMHON,
Notary Publla.
florrecl Attest
W. M. LAII). )
J. o HA'-Tllolt' i Director!.
JOI'N A. DtVL IN,
the Best...
THE CENTER .0F DEVELOPMENT
ON THE WEST SIDE
Everybody Knows that Warrenton values will soon be
doubled. It Is distinctly the best property
on the market.
Fine large level lots, surrounded by many Improvements,
at very low prices.
Is It not a fine Investment?
THE ASTORIAN INT COLUMNS
U1HT.
I, (HT K.l coi i n-d small p.n kcl Utok
memorandum. Hot urn to this ottW and
rwvlva rewanl.
" " ruR nmtrt.
Fill ItKNT-Furnlahtnl rHnui. a
suite or alngls, by tha day or month
Hotel Tlghe, under .ultra new maiiaga
mont. tln-st reduction In rale.. M'
II. V. l"ortor. manager, Csr Fleventk
and Franklin.
PROFESSION A b CARDS
C. C. BIIOWKR.
ATTORNEY AT UAW.
llunderson Building.
Aatorta. Oregon.
II. T. CROflDT.
ATTOMNKY-AT-I.AVV
Ml Cotttnien'lal alieet.
Chaatar V Dolph nichanl Nia
POU'II & NIXoN.
ATTOHNKTS AT LAW.
Portland. Oregon. K t. I and T
Hamilton Building All legal and eol
lection bualn aa promptly attended ta
Clalma against tha government a aia
Hatty.
Pit. JAV TUTTLE.
PHYSICIAN AND 8UHGEON
Office, rootna 5 and (. Pylhlan butldg
in IS Comturrclal St. ltcldrnre earn
Telephone tt.
Acting assistant surgeon V. 8. Ma
rlne hospital aervlce.
J. Q A. BOWLBY.
ATTORN ET AND COUNSELOIt
AT LAW.
Office on Bond streat. Astoria. Or
' 111 1
j Q R gaTEfl
rHTBICIAN AND BL'HGKON.
. Qf womr
j antj aurgary.
j office over Pans!grs store. AaturU
j Telephone No. U.
DR. H. L. HENDERSON,
Office, Klnnty Building,
Aatorta
Office hours,
7 to 9 a. ta.; U to I and I to T p. m.
Special attinton given lo the treatment
of Dleraava of the Eys Chronlo IMa
rnara, and Surgery.
H. A. SMITH.
DENTIST.
Room. 1 and J. Pythian Building
over C. II. Cooper, .tore.
JOHN T. LIGHTER.
ATTORN ET-AT-LAW.
Office, upstairs, Aitortan Building.
SOCIETY MEET! NOB.
TEMPLE LODGE NO. J, . F. and
A. M. Regular communication, held on
ih first and third Tua.day evening ol
sLb mooth.
a W. LOUN8BERRT, W. 11
E. C. HOLDEN. Becralary.
GO EAST
. . VIA . .
Library Car Route
AMERICA'S SCENIC LINE.
Meals la
Dining
Car la
Carte
Th. all-rail route to Kootenai mining
district, via Seattl. and Spokane
Shortest and Quickest Itine
svTU
i. Ia), A i t f ( polls.
Duluth, Chicago
AND ALL POINTS KAST
Through Palace and Tourist
Sleeper., Dining and Library Obeerva
tlon Car.
Daily TmiriH
,PoHt Time
JT.HKRVK'K AM' Ht'KNKIlY UN KAQl'KI.KD
For ticket, and full Information call
on agent O. R. & N. Co. or addreas
A. D. C. DENNISTON,
C. P. & T. A,, Portland, Or
It. C, STBVENS, O. W. P. A., Seattle.
BREHNER & HOLMES
Blacksmiths
Telephon No. 92.
Special Attention Paid to Steamboat Re
pairing. First class Horseshoeing, Etc.
Logging Camp Work a Speciality.
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Transcontinental
ROUTI-S.
Via Spokane and St. Paul
Via Ogden, Denver and
Omaha op Kansas City.
Pullman and Tourist Sleepers
Free Reclining Chair Ci
Astoria to San Franel&eo.
Htatn of I'lillCun a. Wclluda),
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Hiuts uf California. Satunlay, Oottla4
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Htata of CVllforulu, Tuexluy, Novum
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State of Onllf.iiiiltt, Friday, ,NhvshIi
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Htatn uf Cnllfornt!", Monday, N'ovvr.
her n.
Tor ratee and general tnrornutloo ae.'
on a aiMraae
O. W. 11'NSIIICnHY
AgaaL
W. II. HURLnt'llT.
Gen. Paa. Aft , Portland. Or.
THIS RAILWAY CoMl'ANY
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Operataa U. tra.na on tha fojnooa black
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, Lights It. trains by rln lrlelty tluougk
I nut.
1 a iIm celebrated rbotrlc berth read
' ing lamp,
"""" splendidly wpilppe.1 passenger
tr litis vry day and nlglil Mso
St. Paul and Chicago; tlw
.Chicago, uilwapkee ht. Paul
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j Also opera toa atei.m-liaaiod veatlbuled
j tralna. cnrryliuB the laieat private ca
partmont cars. I.brary buffel smoking
I cor., an I pala' a drawing room eleeiwra.
Parlor cars, free reclining chair car. aaxl
j the very haei dining car aervlee.
j For lowest ralea U) any nlnt In tha
Un.tetl Htatea or Canada, apply to
ticket agon I, or addroe.
C. J. EDDY, General Ag.t,
J. W. CASEY. T. P. A.
Portland, (irearoni
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ARB YOU OOINO RABTT
ARB YOU OOING EAflTf
ARE YOU GOING KABTT
lie aura ami eea that your
ticket reads via
THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE
THE NORTII-WICBTERN LINK
7IIH NORTH vVB.TERN LINE
1IIK NOPTII.Wr STERN I.INB
Th
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
UINNEAPOLIS AND
OMAHA RAILWAYS
Thla Is th.
GREAT HIIORT LINE
Bid wren
DULUTH, SAINT PAUL, CHICAOO
And all Point. East and Setitli.
Their Magnlllciml Track, Peerles. VU
bulud Dlu.jig and Sleeping Car
Tralna and Motto:
"ALWAYS ON TIME"
Have given thla road a national reput
Hon. All classes of pe tiger, cafrlett
on the Vi-stibulod train, without gtm
charge. Ship your freight and travel
over this famous line. All agent, hay.
tickets.
F. C. SAVAOIC, T. F. and P. A.
W. H. MEAD. General Agent,
W Washington St., Portland, Orv.
riarble and (Jrnnlte
MONUMENTS
inriorp & minar,
Wl K. Moiilem til , Portland,
Or
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B. WYATT.
Phon. No. 68 Astoria, Oragaa
Hnrdwore,
Ship Chfirifllery,
Orocerlen,
ProvialoriB,
PAINTH and OILS.
Special Att.ntloa Paid Is Supplying Ship
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