The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, January 21, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTllK DAILY ASTUR1AN, BATl'RDAY MOKMNQ, JANUAttY 21, m , i.: - Satin otoviam JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Telephone No. 6. TERMS OF 8UBSCllPTtON. DAILY. Bent br mail. Pr year 0 eni by mall. rr month S erved by carrier, per month . 6EM'vEKKLT. Sent by mall, par year, in dviio...tt Postage Ire to luoecrfbers. AU rommunlcatlona intended tor publi cation houl4 b directed, to tho tdltor. Buslnest communication of all kind wd remittance nun be addressed to "Th Astorisa." Th Astorlaa guarantee to Id dvr tir th largest circulation of M wcespaper published on tho Colombia river. advertuiiur rata oac m baa on appU aiion to tho business manager. Mr. John Campbell, of Columbia county, whoa communication on tho aub)ect of railway extension from SSd to the Nehalm river will be found In another column, evidently understands what be I talking about Ho brine out tact re. larding th Importance of that enterprise never before published. Hie letter de serve to b read by every Attorian and should) make a strong Impression on the mindi of the Astoria Columbia River railway owner. Two year before the war of 1S1J broke out. American ihlp carried J1H per cent of the total foreicn commerce f tho fulled State, while only one ninth of that proportion Is now carried la American ship. This. In a measure, explain bow It comes to pas that in the year 1SSS, tho tonnage of American shipping in tho foreign trade is leu by 1O.0M ton than H was In 1S19. SurHy no patriotic American can look at these contraata without deep humiliation. If tho Astoria chamber of commerce at. tends to tit business It will e that the legislature doe not suffer for facts and figure In It consideration of the pend. ing freight bill If we can get the rate down where It ought to be between Port land and the Interior it will be an leu estimable boon to the Columbian basin. It will help Astoria to demonstrate her seaport superiority to both Puget sound and Portland. A rate can bt fUed for our down grade road which will leave rVtn all a greater profit than most common carriers In the country have, but which will yet be so low that none of the Pugtt sound road cm polbiy meet It To people of this community ar entitled to the advantages of their incomparable location, and th pro ducers snd other dwellers of the Colum bian basin are eMltled to a just return as the sweat of their labor and the fare thought of their financial investments. A It Is now. the control of railway rates in Oregon by the Sound roads 1 con. trived to deprive the Columbian basin people of the advantages of their seaport outlet In competition with the Sound. W have the power, both by popular up rising and by legislative enactment, to enforce our rights, ana we are unworthy to be called an intelligent and free peo. pie If we fail to do It The Oregonlan ha so far had nothing to say about the bill now pending in the Oregon legislature, ostensibly designed to put a stop to the outrageous extortion now practiced by the O. R. & N. Com pany on Inland producers. Whether the till as introduced is intended in good faith is open to serious 'question, since the rate proponed for max'nium chars is out of all reasonable proportion. Tiie question of freight chars' s on Amemn railroads was recently exhaustively con sidered by oiib of the New York com. merclal journals. Krom tabulat.d r turns gathered and published by that paper It Is ehown that the average rate charged on the middle wmith and east ern rouds Is Z cents per ton for each lW.mllo haul. The bill proposed at Salem provides for a maximum charge of one dollar per ton for each 100-mile haul four times as much as the voluntary change made by eastern roads. The Ore gon bill i probably Inspired by th rail, roads, which take this mt-ans to fore stall a movement they know is Impending and which they hope to mislead In the direction of the least harm to thtm elves. The bill, of course, is open to amendment, and It 1 to be hoped that the legislature will not act hastily, but will take steps to Investigate the matter thoroughly before final action. A prominent railroad official is authority for the statement that the 0. R. & N. Company can haul wheat over It down grade from Pendleton to Portland, a dis tance of 231 miles, at one dollar a ton and make "5 cents a ton profit on its operating expense. The Oregonlan might Just as well get In -now and do It duty; in the Atorla common powf question. That great que, tlon will not down; it Is rl;ht nd Jast that th, popl, of this great, basin should hav It. and the Oregonlan WM te driven AYceclaUc Preparation for As similating toe rood arxiltctfuLi ling (tic Stamaths aiul Uowcls cf 5 V Promotes Dt(cstionXJiTrful tc5sandRcst.Contalns neither Owurn.Marphinc iur JlincKj. ISot Narcotic. If ill if A perfect Remedy fsr :?:& tion. Sour StorAich.DtaiTtwca. orTOjConvu!swns.rwrish ncss and Loss OF SlXEP. TocSin-aW Signature of KEW YORK. afcjfflirir ljj I fciif In- "Tli liyn i Jl pllilii CXACT COPY OF WRAPPCR. t last to take It tip and help enforce It. Everybody know the conviction of the editor of that great paper agree In tho main with every point made by the As- torian In faror of that proposition. To every discerning mind It 1 equally plain that It Is not proposition which can be left with the railroad to settle. It must be brought to an Issue by public discussion and carried by the pressure of public opinion. No member of the pres. ent powerful railroad combination' hofj. ing th entire Nortbweat in its grasp 1 going to utilize the Columbian outlet so long a It can make a much money by forcing differential snd contributions i from it associate to let it alone. The tall never ha and never will wag the dog. but the dog the taJl. So Ug "Oregon" road continues under the con trol of the Sound roads, )ut o long will th: Sound continue to get the better of Portland and the Columbia river. Nei ther toe Union Paciflo nor th Southern Paclfio will com Into Astoria long they are paid to keep out cf here. The proper solution of the problem Is dc. mand upon th legislature for a reduc tion of freight rates upon the 0. R. A .". Hn to a point which will leave a hand. some return on every dollar of Its In. vestment, and yet obtain for the benefit of the people of the Columbian basin the natural and geographical advantages of their location. There Is no time to lose, for with the adjournment of the legislature the people will "be at the mercy of the railroad for a, term of two years at least. Before the expiration of that period th line of the coming great commerce with the orient may nave settled, and both Portland and Astoria r. gated to a rear position which can not be changed for a century. WMew BJdc When a man is sick tils work-ride him instead of be riding hi work. His daily task instead of being the mean which support sua earns turn on to com fort and prosperity become an over whelming' burden weighing bun down, at ba no strength, no ambition. He feels that there ia noth ing left but for him to staraer akjncr un- Vjjtil the awful prev sure of duczse and trouble at last crosbe bim to earth. The proaceroos man ia the on who keep the upper Vu'f. hand of hi work, ', Yi. because he is strong, yA capable and ener- Golden Medical Discovery ha brought the best kind of prosperity to thousands of weighed - down, over -burdened men aud women by giving; them the physical strength and stamina to carry on thetrwork forcefully and easily. - For the last three yean," sys Mr. J. C. Morgan, of Mommgah, Marion Co., W. Va., in s letter to In. Pierce, " I have been s constant tut ferrr from indigestion complicated mlk am plauts that generally accompany tnch cases. Always after eating there woald be s formation of k and a heavy load ia my stomach. I would belch up my food after eating; bowel were very irrrgular; I would imagine I saw otfect floaliag before mv eves. I bad pain across my back About December, ij6. I httwn feeling much worse than usual and was beginning to think I would have to suffer the remainder of my life. I watt gr-atly discouraged. 1 described my case to Mr Firrce's Stan of physicians and thrr di rected me to begin at once taking the 'Golden Medical Discovery' according to directions, I did no, and am happv to state I experienced moat gratifying reaulia, as all the unpleasant feelinw have entirely left pte, I ivt now a very good appetite, relish my food, and am pleiued to nay I feel once more like my former Hf 1 recently walked s distance of one hun dred snd ten miles in anout lour aaya." ' No remedy relieves constipation so quickly and effectively a Dr. fierce' Pleasant Pellet. , The Duke of Westminster spends, on an average. $250,0(10 a year on charity. BsanOs Tin Kind Vm Haw klmnMji ft! af rj mi a i 9 Per Infants and ChlWren. Tho Kind You lis, va Always Bought Bears tho Signature The Kind You Have Always Bought. G D The singular distinction I claimed for Champ Clark that he Is "the first man of letters In ttw American congress to day." An admirer of the JIlurl stale. man says that "there are men whose readine huv bcrn more- extensive, more vark-d men with more curious knowl. edge but there l mt onu who ha It at Instant command more completely." Pears' What is wanted of soap for the skin is to wash it clean and not hurt it. Pure soap does that. This is why we want pure soap; and when we say pure, we mean without alkali. Pears' is pure; no free alkali. There are a thou sand virtues of soap; this one is enough. You can trust a soap that has no biting alkali in it AU sort of store tell it, especially druggist; all sorts of people use it. The latest friendship bracelet of plain silver ha at short Intervals small tablet for the Initials of the wearer's friends. Luxanant hair, or onrrorm color, M a beautiful head covering for either sex, and may be secured by using Hall' Vega table Sicilian Hair Renewer. A cigar lighter of silver ha an alcohol bowl representing a gold bull and Is aupnorted by crossing golf stli ks. Acker's English remedy will stop a cough at any time, and will cur the worst cold In twelve hours, or money re funded, 8 cents and SO cent. For ai by Eates-Cona Drug Co. A novel and useful i-hnln pun- of sli ver or gold, has a screw cover containing a smalt watch. Acker' Dyspepsia Tablet ar sold en a positive guarantee. Cure heart bum. raising of food, distress ater eating, any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet give Immediate relief. 2E and 60 cent. For ale br Estea-Conn Drug Co. A miniature sword Is used as a paper cutter. It has a steel blade and the han dle Is ornami-nted with gi'ms. Sick headache absolutely and perma nently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleas ant herb drink. Cures constipation and Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Zi and W cents. For sale by Estes-Cnnn Drug Co. Clialn braceleta with small watches are coming into favor. That tile blood shouio perform Its vital functions, It is absolutely neceassary It should not only be pure but rich In life. giving elements. Thee result ar best effected by the use of that wl-known standard blood purifier, Ayer' riarsapa. rllla A combination powder box and perfume bottle Is shown. Th ponder is ki-pt in a small box constituting the stopper for the bottle. TO THE PUBLIC. W ar authorized to guarantee every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy to De as represented and If not satlsfac. tory after two-thirds of the contents have been used, will refund the money to th purchaser. There Is no better medicine made for la grippe, colds and whooping cough. Price 23 and 60 cents per bottle. Try It Lord Robert was tho first British field marshal who ever won the Victoria cross. TOUft FA( B Show th state of your feeling and the state of your health a well. Impure blood make Itself apparent In a pale and aJIow complexion, pimple and skin erup tions.! If yon ar feeling weak and worn out and do not hav,.hesjty appear- aoe you should try Aker Hkxd Elixir. It eurM.aU blood .diwe .iwhew cbtyup sersaeviila a4 oa(d txariflararfall; kaewwg .JiJ w ,eil vary bwttl n a kXUTiTUMatSX. For ! rbyj EltaW ConmtDnaJfrs.. mm THE RUSSELL : Compoumi Automatic lnlne MX A . , , 1 Strtmg uiul KfoiiomicHl. Write us fur jmrtioulars. A. II. A KU1LL, KlSSKIX k U Mrtiiajror. IVrtluutl, Ori'jjun, Kopp's , ...--V" - iV'.-' 3u. T Wtm m -La"" A "V ''Si ... JM - i 3 V. -vs The North Paciflo Hrewrry, of which Bottlot beer for family tier-, or kg Mr.John Kopp is proprickw. make beer beer tnppltrj al any lime, ilcllwy In for Jonjee'io aud export trail. I 'h city frcev fiorth Pacific Breuerg C. J. TRENCH ARD, Commission. Brokerage, nsurance and Shipping. lUAnAAAlAAAJirtAAJVfUtVAAAAn tAAl The IMPERIAL Hotel THOS, ClUINKAN. Proprietor 3 Seventh rtnt! Washington Hts. noRnington rtisa. as eorasTSsaZaur&z&riiiTaaTU'tf 1 Bf m W V V4 PVmsT y General Contractor aud Guilder Estimates Given on All KirulnofWork. ?tl(lJ8) N). 401. THE Seventh and SHASTA MINERAL WATCK. I'EfrCK. XOULE, KICKOKY AND SHAWS MALT VHISKlES. ALL OTHER LIQUORS, WI5ES, BCCR AM) CIGARS Served Dny nrtd NIHt. AUGUST KRATZ, MANHOOD RESTORED: M linn aI a lamnii kMvsrtaV MirKaWaiii. will I rttWkl m4 IMutlmllMI, WMltf I ( diarltar;, II -Z -a rmar . . . arrra siiiinhnrromoilrnpHT, 'f riin: arwns, Huaiun sldnaail th urinary orraneol all Unim a (ITaXnKaiSI XranXhanud rm.l..wmmmll aak nrViliL Tiia rraaon nuttrrm ara ni ntfi by Ihiriora la baraiiM nlny wr rl am tmnWM w'tft Praaulll. CUi'lDK.VKIatliaoniy SnownromMtr tomrawlilioui an .i.ratinii. i im-tii. alt. A wr1lln suranieivoaiwi m,inr rturnl II S onsas rtnr nut alincl a r..u,. .,;;u(, i if) a tKl,lu for fi 'l). by mall. Hnd for rasaclrcuktr and Iradmoniiu, suUreu DA VOL flEDItlXB Ct.,P.tt H)aCT,iui Vrsm.1.iro.fl, y -v CHARLES POGEnfl. u r0mmrlsl Hi. MANHOOD RESTORED usrsutred to cu e all nervona diaraaca, aueh Weak Mnnory ,., ( iraiu Power, llrauache, Wakelulorsa, Lost Man n-wd, Nihity Uii tiont, Nervousoeas, sit drama, loss of power lu Geneniive n.n. ... either srs, esuaed by t'ilacco, opium or stlmnlsnts, which lead lo Infirmity tonttntiatlon ni Inaannr. Can be carried in vest porket i ao jt bi 6 (or ty mail treiid. Circular Free. Bold by all druggists A.kforll lake tio.lhrr Manuftrturrd b th ..iu.i nirni oj uie nugujaKribuUugagent. 'Ttuxaaud Yarubi!lb' I'oriiin.i r Matchsafe of solid gold have nn at. tachment which permit tho side to be opened, revealing a miniature photograph frame. TO CURB A CuM) IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative liromp Quinine Tablet. All druggist refund the money If It fall to cure. 25 cent. The genuine ha L. li, Q. on u n tablet. Lord Hallsbury was th llrsl premier to set foot in Australia. Ilrltlsh HOW TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA. Ton ar perhaps aware that pneumonia always result from a cold or from an attack of la grippe. During the eni. demle of la grippe a few year ago, when M many cases resulted In pneumonia, It was observed that the attack was never followed by that disease when Chamberlain' Cough Remedy was used, j It counteract any tendency of a cold j or is grrpp to result m mat aangerou. ""Tfc 'i"", ,"t reme.,y world for bad cold and la grippe, i Charlea Rogers, druggist. CASTOR I A ForIafanto andChildriiLJ 1 a , ! M ' 0V i 1 Ww- V V" "Best 99 A DELICIOUS DRINK.... AND ABSOLUELY PURE. WW . . I I i- Clisalortt llotiaao HrOkOr, ASTORIA, OREGON. Afi'iil W. f. At and I'a. Irte Ktpreat'o'a AAA T I KAN, Proprietor 5 Portland, Or. v .v a -a j a p Iloiw-Movitip "Tysi- TooU for Uent Astoria, Oregon. F : LOUVRE Astor Street5 - - Mnnotfcr slVsJsTW 3 OUPIOEMC- Thai f raal Wai.la Vluilar.UiDir tii tlon of a latnoua " purMrtan. will ijow-alf ruta rooi.f all o.r. too or dasas M It SWruv i,ripua luri at nat Wnli..l, Inkiiruil. 1'Klnala tha lW-S.aifllKaJ KllilMl.,r. M.,v.u.m th.1 Kmplirt'oomna W Marry, KjOiamilns limii.a, Variwri. a. d ft not all li evosT r tii rrvftt qui, a rliKrbtmHrnwVS ln.ln HmilrirTlM., and IDtl.ajtfi-iiii unKinua K.'li-iiialMVSUrfilir, UK try neiaff lr. lrau'. Irllnw Aeraa flllt. iU Thit wuiKlrrlul rr in. i. overearrtlon, youthful mora, rtrraairc use resu jaenicine in, fan j ,,,, Pnu Urr Wnr Bsls by KHTF3-roNN DRI'O CO BLANCARD' LZXZat or IODIDE OF IRON 'forANMIA.POORNCMoftheBI.OOO, """HI ll lAI. WF.AKN!iS5 gCVOfUI.A. I'lc None genuine ii tiletatignrd ' Hlancabo" M.L DMI'l.r.lKTu , E. POUOeKA A CO., N. V. Agts. lor V. S. , L.A GHIPI'R fltlCCRSSFULLY niEATED.- "I havo recovered from the second attack of la grippe- Ihl year," say Mr. Jume A. Jones, publisher of the Leader, ffCln TeVHB. In th talli.e T ..-..A chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and I with considerable siicccs. only helng M a nttIe ovcr two , , lay for Ihe former Attack. Th ..rf .-i. , . S"" ,M. ,.,., , v,.. . bed In about tlx hour after being 'struck' with It, while In th first cat I. wag able to attend to buslnei for about two day before getting 'down.' " For aale by Charle Rogers, druggist. At reception,1 the theater, dinner and similar faahjonaM gatharlngs the hair Is being brassed vet high at th back. th waved pompadour tlll 'being greatly .(Ta.tl.r f niYBICIANfl. fl. Al.HUCO KtNNKY-tWKnfl AT reatdoni', ConimvrrtMal trt, nr Hlxth. ortlca hour! Morning until 10; all aftsriHioit until 6; evening until I oVUvk. tm, O. II, BHTtW, rilYBICIAN AND Hiiritwn. Hpeoinl altniitlun to dUesar of wommt and uriry, Oirioe over lnliigvr' store, Asiorta, Tel, No, M I'll. JAY TUTTI.K, IMIVHIl'IAN AND Murgisin, tHIi. ., riii i and ( Tyllilun lliilldlng, MU t'oiiMiieti'liil atroet. II' al. di'iii'o Ssino. Tvli'plious W Ailing slatant surgiMin I'tiltrJ tHWt marine hospital aervlcs. MAtloNIO. TKMfl.R l,tUt)l N. 1, A I'. AND A M.-lteuUr (MiiimiiiUstlona brld on th first and third Tueaday I'ViMnt; of each month, ll. Y'. l,DUNHllk'HHY, V, M ; C. 1UMJMCN, H.vrelary. ATlVUNKYtl. J. g. A. lKVtJtY. ATiMUNKY AND IMUNHICUA.IH AT IW. iillU-e. Ilond MirtM't, Aatoria. or. PflPAT T1CK1CTS ' BAltVVApoifiTS ERST Through palan and tourist itaeperw. dining and library obeervatlun ear. KLRUANT VK8TIHUI.I0 THAtNt No, 4 Limited leave forllaad al I M p. m. No, Limited arrive Fortla4 al 1 U i. m. Tor rat. !,, call or ddra (i. W. X)DNtls;nBT. , Agant 0. H. 4 N.. Aa'orta. A. B, C DINNItTON. C r. 4 t. A.. lortla4. Or. t,UVK Ho, 1 It.W a ui 1 tltilll.K lAHIIIVI. I ! .... , . Km! Mall l"f Aberdrr.! 'MHililt led. M . W.aiif. Melius, Hulls.) no' Aii.-i,a.', l I'a'il.i hi-iras-. NeaY'.liiim .l,,v-' and all iOit r and an . Kotillirut, J No, V 10 m. ilVirllalld, Hout'.lo and .No. a. ( in. fori MVallls, Ta'xma. "Ia. I 1 1. la and li.trfiurllal .,.llil. Thra days 10 B laul Omaha. Kan- aita i'it an n tnr Mlsanisri rv"v points. Tnraa ami one nan amjm to HI. isnua, Ullwauka and fhlao . Four and one-half lr to WaafclagWn. Itilladtlfhl and orrtj tar P"f raaaanaara isaipg . . I a'fiork movnm train wtll make i-lj ronntln at CKI with the sl bound 'Tnlun'tiepot oonnectlon at all principal rtUaggT chsvhed through to dttln 0V''cw pMn-AHdM. tleh.. map of rout axvl oxhsv intormaUow. Mil 0 0 ddla i. C. MATa AgMC. IM Coaaman laj or X I). 1 II -kal Iff.. AMcana. t. CIIAHLTUN, Aaa4ttt rassaaw. r Agvai. Morriaos cHra. rortlawuL Or. Through Tickets -TO THaV EAST AND SOUTH EASTT -via- TOLLMAN PALACB LKEPXR8, TOURIST UCEPTRJ aaaf FAIC RBCLIKINO CHAJJt CAJtaT -Dally to Salt Lake, Denver, Omatti, Chicago, Kansas City and othsr East am el tie ilai aggag ehek4 through to dtlnatkwi, Union Dpot, fast tint, lowest rates, i-imecn nam in ail oar., Koe rn and other information call or address Q. W. LOUN8BRRRT, Afmi. U. H, as N. Co. Astoria, Oregon, 1 J H 1OTIinOP. Oen. Aaent IA Third si ror Alder, Puruand. or, il t l99 I.UUWICATINd OILS A 5MHCIALTV Fisher Brother5 AS10WIA SHIP CHANDLERY IIAHDWAKU IKON AND STEEL l UA U ORO1KRIK8 AND PftOVIBIONI II ANU AND Mfl.L KKED PA I NTH. (MIJI AND VAitNIBIIKS LOOOEHh" BUPI'LIKS FA I It li AN K'H HCALMfl DOOItfl AND WINKOWB Jsv,A.aa.a-al !Willlam'8 Kidney PIJIs f Has no cmnil tn cIIhcuso of tho ICIihicy uul Urinary Oruun, ilavoA you iielcctid your Kklnryh? IlnvoT vin) fiviirworlmil vntii fiirvi,M m.,.! d"'i;m unci cauwd troublo with yoitr (KlUnoy and IlhulilrrV Have yau pnlna In tho loltw, Billn, bk!k, trrolu aii'i nlndtler? llnveyouallabliy Bp" pciminco vt tho fuce, OMpeolally tlr'd ptwa urlno If VVIIIIhoi' Kidney 1'UIn wilUmpurt new life to thodla "ancd orjurm, tono up !: hyhipm unnor ino cyea i do froriuont ilu and make a umv man of you. liv . ! I art . - . i J nittn iiu I'lTirit ihtt nnr. I Williamh M ro. Co.. Pron.. Cleveland For sal by EflTEH-CXDNN DRUQ CO. i f Bl s la Bftn-prntmno, raniMly firr Oimurrliiea. JMaitt, nparmaiarrho-a, WliliMa. mnfttflrii li?. chargra, or aay InOanima. lion. Irrllal inn ... Ml....r.. li-r.f.GU Maiadta. tn ( ,ni10ou, ..... rHrEvaKS OheH'ISI W liranaa.i Nstrsatrlnsiiiil inn yTWTS. u our fSSSK tM rtitH I'l'L.ii- I f Ialwk4.ii. i Wi " jtm w aaruvsirw. Tjrvomciwiiiii.o , Mold by l, f l"or aunt In pla '(fa I'0"' '" '"t i' t Ciroular Mai old by nrvgglela, wain wraaixr, freMld.' tt boltl,. . :'. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. Lav ' P " Astoria fDalljr) " Arrive" a.tu p m. roruana mi aiuriiiv" j,H :MlMra train ... vUUiBUiM Knapiia, i iitum, ve porl, Vlatakanl. Goll ennnscoon ai uuuia ir the Ka a i-ugi iHound point. n.m a.m. ll.ao l uul p.m. a.m. Astoria, Hsaall and I N II S Aalori saasnasr trains, via Wartsnton and Klavrl. 90) Humlay llunlr' po- 11 Atorm to nasnii J. C. MAYO. a r. i. a. WHITE COLLAR LINL Columbia ltivr and I'ugst lound Navl gatlo fumpany, Talat'bona laava Aatoria dally, sloeot unday. at t p. m. lavaa-rurlland dally acept iuaday at 1 Nahoolt A. J. TAYt)n. Aatoria Agant. TsJanbon Ho. U. 0. R COTT. m tnrssddetit Tiviti KMiiin i.it. Kmm I'lirtlaiid Ki'AHr Asarvl raal Mali i in leall lake, lnirr, t I : Wiirlli, Omalia. k"H lili'sgi, and faal I ).m. yiw,k.. i Wall Walla, ii; nihiIsus .'u?m i'ui.iui, Miiauk.. ,,7I;m I P m, , ,,. .,, ,., ' a. m. ' Kiom Aitoiia OCI1AN TI!AM.MIII i AU Mlllu lalra tub I ' Jrrt to t-ltalltfr, , . K aau r ranr ' vU Jan. 1, ii. I. i1. - ? mat nil Columbia Idver saaiviatu ltd; Mtaamar udaj ; To nrtland 4 Way tandlnga a in ' f: ""'' i Tur. Ihur WHI" ' y mii. Wad iidll ftalmi. Albany. I'urtal j and Vrl lla ami laiKllusa 1 t Wlllaawiu aad ) n Ta rn, , am !,,. Hoi, V,.t ."Sai''ll"" '. I".ri..ii. lfi, and sal . W(ir Uuillllv I t Uliatfla daily 'k'' ti rai.forar I i- a ri. l.f laaltln 1 a nt dtllt eic l rtldar .flak Mlt.f . I(lrlaln txwUl.iii I tvm I'o'l lai.t Mil i,iii)ii; ii.xtit ) l hi autlcin A U ay laud Wav lal..n dally U'tat fWay. a. w. LouNinxiuiT. A gaol Astoria. W. H. HURUBUKT. Oe. Agt. Fwruaaat Or. lxavb rORTLAND AHitrva Iloaaburg, Aabtaatj, Itaeranisnlo, Ogdao, Haa rranclaeo. Mo t.tt P. at M A. M IcVV. lean i .at Angela, . New Or. lean ad th East f H A. M Rosnburg pangr Vf Woodhum. for Mount Angal, R. ywrton. Wi hvio. Ilrownvlll. Hpring 0eKl sd Nl(oT.. i it p. M Dally eioapt Sunday Pally iop( anday ITS:!. ronrn pngr f inuapaaaanc pae Dally. IDally sioept Hunda. Connsotlnar at Naji Knuinlam otih na. oVntal Oriental, PacllJo Mali and Doe- aiur at namivntn niuia r,MF JAPAN. CHINA. A I'M i It A LI A AND HAWAII. Raoata rka en al datly pwa Portland. Kaonimonto and Man Frannl. ood.rlsaa, lorlialing silaan.' co. nn rmnnai bit m.iAa aiut an - iuis) arui tickat to Haaiarn point JM nuiuiret F LV JHITHn. I n irVal iinillllll nd Australia. Can be obialnnl from J. D iwh' Ar,v. i?Affito Manager. O, F. A P. A. Through tickets East for lowest rate. Call on C. J. Trenchant local ni "IIP rlw vumiif Ullivv. ABIOfia, WHEN GOING EAST I Us a first class Una In traveling be- twasn Minneapolis, Bt. Paul and Chicago, nd th principal towns in Central Wia consln. Pullman Palace Sleeping snd Chair Car In service. Tli dining cars ar operated in th Interest of Its patrons, the most lgn service ever Inaugurated, Meal ar served a la carts, To obtain first etas service your tlrkat should read via The Wisconsin Central Lines. Direct connections at Chicago and Mil wauke ror all eastern point. For full Information call on your nsar. est ttckot agent, or writ JA8. C. POND. General Passenger Agent, or JAB. A CLOCK, -t.lwtukr, wi. Oeneral Agent, IM Stark B treat Portland, Or. ' Go East... via EilllnK and Burlington rout, a.J fou reach Omnhu. Kansaa ciiv. Ht. 1 1,,, and all olher southern nnd auutheaaiara cilia half a d ty sooner than who tako any othor lino. Oo uH vl St, Paul and th Unriina-foa rout, and you rid th nnset train a Whll foliar lln iet lniar.,ng"vie Talaphoete, T. J. '"!r. rH.,lr .MiitM,in for Aalori and ll way point. ...r iimm iul.a. Libsi llaaek. aaxl Do. HoIlXlo llE.t$T m Ittlliii aaaaaaaamaaii 11111 ask,, imaitaiaai arth-th Durllngton, St puV-CLlom Limited. Ck east via Ogden and Dnvr, and you th wonderful soenery of th Rookies, famed tli world over a th moat mag. nlfloervt on th continent. . , , Ticket at office of coflneotlng lln. A, C SHELDON. Ciroular Mai us rsuausi