The daily morning Astorian. [volume], March 07, 1899, Image 2

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TlUt DAILY ASTORLAN, ITJlftDAY MUKMINU, MA41CH 7, IBM
JOHN T. UOHTER. Editor.
Telephon No. H.
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TIDE TABLE March 1899.
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in uso for over SO your, has borne the K!-nu(ure tf
- nml h; been tnntle ttndor IiIh er
jJ&s7 ponal "lMpvlslon lnee it-4 litf uioy.
vVVX '&tC Allow no ne to deceive jeu Iti thin
All Counterfeits, Imitation and Substitute are but Ex
periments that trltio with nml auhnijrer the health f
lnfauts and Childrvn-KiMrteneo Ksaiwsfi Kxncrlmout.
What is CASTOR! A
Castorla is ft substltuto for Ctstor O.!, lMrecorle, lrops
and.StHthtsr Syrups. It is Harmies.. and lMenstint, It
xntaius neither Opiumt Morphine nor other Xureotio
substance. Its njn is its puamutee. It destroys Worms
and Alloys Feverishness. It eures I!rtrrhtv and Vlnd
Colic. It relieves Teethlnjr Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatuleucy. It nsslmUales the. Food, retfulutcs tho
Stomach and Dowels, tjivinir hetUthy and natural hlwp.
The Children's IMuaeea-Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
1
SIGNATURE
5
is now
printed In
BLUE, diagonally
across the OUTSIDI: wrapper of every bottle of
The Original and Genuine W0RCF.5THR5HIRE. at a further pro
tcctlon ajtaln.it all Imitation.
Afeat,roe,beUn,tedS,..ee. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS , N. Y.
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In Use For Over 30 Years.
m enmue cvinnt, tt kuriit aracrr, new nm am.
Kopp's "Best
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THE CUBAN AS HE IS.
A correspondent ot the New York Ttib.
une ears the Rev. C. a Carlisle, chap
lain of the Second regiment. United
6tates volunteer InXantry. haus a tnoet
Interesting letter 4n a reeeot Issue of
"The Christian Evangelist," In which he
howa the real conditions In Cuba to be
anything but inviting. Mr. Carlisle spent
two months in and about Santiago, three
months at Songo, high up In the moun
tain 18 miles north of the aea. where
Bchley performed that great feat of naval
surgery, and two months at Holguin,
on the north aide of the island. He was '
asa to study the treneral condition of
the people as an American citizen and as
a minister of the gospel, and report the
unvarnished facts just as they presented
themselves. This is what he has done,
after six months' careful investigation.
As a United Btates chaplain he had
many peculiar advantages of observation.
Speaking of the Cubans, he says:
I do not see them through the ordinary
newspaper reports. I have studied the
Cuban in his thatch-roofed and clay
floored cabin, in the homes of the middle
class and In the so-cajled palaces of the
rich; studied the native born Spaniard,
the genuine Cuban and the native whose
makeup Is a tincture of this, that and
tho other. I have seen this problem,
with all his vices and immoralities, all
his faults and frailties; seen whatever of
virtue ha possesses. I have looked at
blm from the standpoint of an American
cltiien. a lover of law and order, method
and decency. ' As a Christian I have
stood In the shadow of the cross of
Christ and there looked at this problem.
In estimating the people he says:
The average 8nd unaveTaged Cuban i
a personified violation of every sense of
decency, method, habit of Industry, fru
gality, honesty and manliness. His vices
and immoralities are shocking obtru.
slvely shocking. In the physical sense
he is unclean, positively filthy. In that
which pertains to his cabin Hie he Is
not a degree above animalism, not much
beyond that in the moral belonging?.
He Is the most ungrateful and unthank
ful creature Imaginable. Even the more
intelligent and better class manifest no
mint or gratitude toward America or
Americans for aU this vast outlay In
human life and treasure. On the con
trary, they make common prey of the
army men, discriminating against them
In the petty things of trade, and dealing
treacherously with them In the more Im.
portant matters.
I know what the newspapers say
comes from the Cuban leaders, and all
this talk about gratitude and friendliness
is not true, for we who come In daily:
coriwet with these Cubans know better.
As a people they are vindictive, mali
cious, Jealous. Their newspapers and
public speeches are venomous and vitu
perative toward America and Americans.
In referring to the spirit of the Cubans
in Its manifestation toward the American
government Chaplain Carlisle says the
thrusting out of the military power of
Spain was a mere bagatelle for men with
the, Impulses and motives of our soldiers,
but the pacification of the spirit of the
Cuban is another and more difficult prob.
lem. He says:
The presence of the military power
compels an acquiescence to the outward
form of law and order, enforces certain
sanitary features, but nothing of this
touches or tempers the spirit of the na-1
tive. There Is no Spanish nor any other
enemy on this Island, yet the able-bodied
Cuban remains in his camp out in the
hills, armed and equipped for a fight;
hla women and children huddle In the
towns, drawing rations from Uncle 8am,
ana the finest soil that God ever laid
upon the hardpan of earth lies In waste.
Thesa Cuban will remain beneficiaries
and will not return to the ways of peace
and industry just as long as Uncle Bam
will feed them or pay them. In the mean,
time the war tax. which was sold to be
a temporary thlmr. goes on, and will go
on Indefinitely. Very true, we are under
a moral obligation to hold military ;
on the Island until a Cuban government
Is put on its feet. If ! Judge fairly, and
I think I do. there Is neither ability nor
disposition for self-government among
these Cubans.
Among the native whites, as they are
called here, less than frty out of every
hundred can either re.id or write; among
the lower class less that fifteen! out of
every one hundred. My duties as chap
lain and the supervisor of the distribu
tion of food to the poor take me tnto
these homes rather liv)t:g places and I
have yet to find a Bible, a book or a
paper of any sort. Ignorance and illit
eracy everywhere.
JERVITA
DEWEY'S OPINION OF A DEMOCRAT
Washington Letter:
A Question of Admiral Dewey's politics
haa aroused considerable discussion re.
cently. The following story, told by a
naval officer, who served under him.
when, as Captain Dewey, lie was chief
of the bureau of equipment and recruit.
Ing, surely close the matter to future
deafe:
"In the two years or less that I served
with Admiral Dewey there were many
opportunity to study his character and
to find out his views, personal, literary
and political. One morning the commo.
dore came Into my room holding a daily
paper before hlai. He had been reading
a report of David B. Hill s speech In
which 5!r. Htll sought to Impress Ws
personality upon the people by the fre.
quent use of a caballstis phrase, 'I am a
democrat.'
" I am a democrat,' repeated the com
modore with the peculiar musing man
ner he sometimes fell into; his word for
It was 'mulling.' 'What is a democrat
these days, anyhow?" he asked.
" 'It would take quite a little time. I
think, to define that at this time.' was
my reply.
well, I'll tell you what a democrat
Is, said the commodore, with some as
perity of tone. 'In time of war a demo
crat Is a damned traitor, and In time of
peace he is a damned fool.' "
Ww VITALITY,
LOST VIGOR
AND MANHOOD
Cures Impotency.Nicht Emissions anil
wasttnff diseases, all eiTccts
cbusc, or excess and
cretion. Ancrvotonteand
blood builder. ISrins the j
A 1- ! l. ... I i
I m 8T pinK glow iupaiciuivb9uu-.i 1
restores the tire of youth.
tii iNjfS Br tnaiinocper box; U boxes j
lor $-0; with a written puaran-
tee to euro or refund tho money.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Canton A Jackscn Sts CHICACO, ILL.
For Sale by Charles Rogers. Druggist
(m
A DELICIOUS
DRINK....
AND
ABSOLUELY
PURE.
Tho North raeifle Brewery, of whic! Bottlcl Wrt for family use. or krB
Mr.Jnbu Kopp is propriety, trnkc Iwt bevr snppliM at any tint dlivry in
(or ilnmrn'to and xjxrt trtt.U 'he city frt.
Hi North Pacific Brewerq
iiieaud j l
, '4tSfil ISi
Don't you pity the children who are
brought up in boarding houses? Fancy
having no kitchen of one's very own to
remember in later years. Half the fun
of childhood is in helping when the twk
lng Is going on.
Acker's English Rraey will atop i
eour at any time, and will cur the
worst cold In twalva hours, or money re
funded. and cents. For lata by
F-stea-Conn Ufa Co,
The wise woman now tries to serve up
something particularly datnty. The win
ter menu need variation to tempt flag
ging appetites.
Soothing, heallna. cleansing. De Witt's
Witch Haiel Salve la the implacable en
emy of sores, burnt and wounds. It never
fall to cure piles. You may rely upon
it Charles Roger.
A material that does not look unlike
crash toweling Is used by tailors to make
bicycle and outing costumes.
Boari the V BWpIl
Love that Alters.
"Levels not lo tht altem when it alteration
Unas. '
That is one of the sublimest lines in all
literature. It is the final definition of love
by the world's greatest reader of the human
mind, Sbaktipeare. Nearly all women
who truly love, love in this sublime way.
Men seldom do.
Woman's most glonous endowment is
the power to awaken and hold the pure
and honest love of a worthy man. When
she loses it and still loves on, no one in
the wide world can know the heart agony
she endures. The woman who suffers
from weakness and derangement of bet
special womanly organism soon loses the
power to sway the heart of a roan. Her
general health suffers and she loses her
food looks, her attractiveness, her amia
ility and her power and prestige as a
woman. Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo. N.Y.,
with the assistance of his staff of able phy
sicians, has prescribed for many thousands
of women. He has devised a perfect and
scientific remedy for women's ailments. It
is known as Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion. It is a positive specific for all weak
nesses, diseases, disorders, displacements,
irregularities, and debilitating drains pe
culiar to women. It purifies, regulates,
strengthens and heals. Medicine dealers
ell it, and no honest dealer will advise
you to accept a substitute that he may
make a little larger profit.
'I was afflicted with kidney trouble and I
have slwtys had a torpid liver," writes Mrs. E.
Crosswhite, of Xhiffau. KrathCo., Texas. " When
1 commenced your medicine I was not able to
stand on my feet. I used one bottle of lit
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and five vials of
his 'Pleasant pellets.' I am now well. I hafi
not walked in four month, when I commenced
the treatment; but in tea days I was able to
walk everywhere."
Count and Countess Bonl de Castel
lane have Just leased for thre years,
with the option of purchase, the Chateau
de 'Marias, belonging to the Due de
Noallles. Three million dollars will be
spent In restoring the estate.
There's a prince astray somewhere In
the world. London and German papers
contain advert!ments offering a reward
for Information concerning the wherea
bouts of Prince Ludwig Loewenstrln
Werthelm Frudenberg. Two months ago
he attended the Duke of Portland's party
at Welbeck Abbey, and has not been
seen since.
Luxuriant hair, or unrrorm color, is a
beautiful head covering for either ex,
and may be secured by using Hall's Vege
table Sicilian Hal' Renewer.
"It Is hard for the preacfler to keep
people from the opera in the week," says
the Ram's Horn, "when he runs as near
to It as ho can on Sundays."
When vou ask for De Witt's Witch
Hazel Salve don't accept a counterfeit
or Imitation. There are more cases of
piles being cured by this, than all others
combined. Charles Rogers.
oon utruvuvu ijxrtrinririvv vAunAAnuwvAnnAAAAiUAnAAJnjiArunAp
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HurgrtM. Bpocml atttnlUm lo ttWoMM
of women n4 umry, Offlo ovor
lXnlngr'f tor. Astoria. Tl. No. 81
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RIVER RAILROAD.
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WHITE COLLAR LINL
(Njlunula lltvr and lul iouna NtV
gallon Company.
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BALTIMORE
and
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Royal Blue Trains
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EAST AND WEST
Only lln otwrattng It own
through imlna Unwawj Bt Lotll,
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JimiUIWWW 11V.U1V11UU Ttrta woudarlul rBd.
Suaraateediocii'eall atrvuua ducaats, auehaa Wlak Memory Loaao
rain Power. Headache. Waketulana. Lust alanboul. Nmhtl v,
ckma, Nervousnraa, all drains, luaa of puwer la Ceaeratm OrgtBa of
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Ant Aatoria
W. O. HURLBURT.
Uan. I-wa Art. rruaad. Or
H0pi'tfpoiN,s
TICKKTS
to all
EAST
Through palac and tourist lpr.
dining and library obaorvallon ara
ELEGANT VE8TIHULR TRAIN
No. 4 Limited leave Portland al 1:11
p. m.
No. I Limited arrive Portland at
"ror rataa il rj.
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b. c. VKxyurro,
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jl A t Brtinii af' IBl' " '
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either aea.eauard by orer eiertmo. youthful errors, ncvaslv uar ol
tobacco, opto ra or atiranlanta. which lead to Infirmity, ConanmBtloa or
Inaaoiir. Can be carried In vest pocket, ii o per bof , toe , by nail
prepaid. Clrcohtr Hree. Sold by ah dniMlsta. Ak for It: take nonthri.
nanuianurrri iy me Peao Mertkine Co . Pana. France l.aue lovkj
ttug tg l:uibuuu i.eota Taud and Yamhill bu . PorU.ud t
"or 81 by E8TES-CONN DRUO CO.
OABTOIliA.
Bn th jJ 1 r'8 ion Ha. kmn Batfii
The military spirit makes some
want to fight after the war is over.
j Tell a wonmn he ran only t-ifgrapli
' t.-n word and sho I sure to cffervsi-e
I Into twelve or nioretet hnr go her own
way ami she aen'ls a concise meas.ige
I emlaMlled In a third of t tint number.
Constipation prevent ine body from
ridding Itself of waste matter. De Witt's
Little Early Risers will remove the
trouble and cur sick headache, bllilous-
neas. Inactive liver and clear the com
plexion. Small, sugar-coated, don't gripe
or cause nausea, Charles Roger.
The purple fad promises to be run Into
the ground.
THE GRIP CURE THAT DOES CURE.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablot re
move the cause that produce La Orlppc.
The genuine ha L. I). Q. on each Tablet
25 cent.
The woman with a Madonna face gen
erally sits plgvon-toed.
Mokl Tea positively cure sick headache,
Indigestion and constipation. A delightful
herb drink. Remove all eruptions of
the skin, producing a perfect complexion,
or money refunded. 25 and to cent. For
al by Estes-Conn Drug Co.
Borrowed trouble is never as satlnfoc.
tory as the real thing.
That the blood ahotfia perrorm It vital
function. It I absolutely necesssary it
should not only be pure but rich In life-
gtvlng elements. .These result are best
effected by the use of that well-known
standard blood purifier, Ayers s&rsapa-
rllla
The Individual who takes life easy fre
quently has to borrow coal,
A cough I not line a fever. It doe
not have to run a certain course. Cure
it quickly and effectually with One Min
ute Cough Cure, the best' remedy for nil
age and for the most severe cases. We
recommend It because it' cheap. Charles
Roger.
The woman who tells a man that she
hates men always means other men.
Late to bed and early to rise, prepatos
a man for his home in the skies. But
early, to bed and a Little Early Riser,
the pill that makes life strong'-r aid bet
ter and wiser. Charles Rogers.
Acker' Dyspepsia Tablet are 'sold on
a positive guarantee. Cur heartburn,
rising of food, distress after eating, any
form of dyspepsia. On little tablet give
Immediate relief. .26 and 50 cents For
alt by Eatee-Conn Drug Co.
CASTORIA
For Infaati and Children.
Tts Kfnd Yoa Hae Alwajs Bought
Some extraordinary Hut sailors with
very wide brims ore shown.
OAQl'OniA.
Beantb A MM Titt 8lwaB BOip
Gross Hncn gown made over chang".
able silk are undeniably chic
The loonet a cough or co;d is cured
without harm to the lufferer the better.
Lingering cold are dangerous. Hack
ing cough la distressing. One minute
Cough Cure quickly cure It. Why suffer
when sucn a cough cure Is within reach?
It I pleasant to th taste. Charles
Roger .
I10O-REWARD-I10O.
The reader ot this paper will be
pleased to learn that fhere is at least one
dreaded disease that science haa been
&ble to cure in all Its stages, and that Is
vatarrh. Hall's Caittarh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being a constitution il
disease, requires a constitutional treat.
ment. Hail's Cattarh Cure taken In.
trnally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution nnd
assisting nature In doing Its work.
The proprietors have o much faith in
Its curative powers, that they offer 1100
for any case tluut it falls to cure. Send
for Hart of testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75 cent.
Hall's Family Pill are the bent.
n7
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
It art! Sciall y d i Kent s t lie food ao aids
Mature In Htreiitftheiilnfj and tocon
structinKthe exhuuntwl dlfestlv or
garm. It Is the latest dlncoveriKldiest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in emciitncy. it in
stantly relieve and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, jnuiKefUon, iieartnuro,
Flatulence. Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Head actie.Gaitraltflii.Cramps.and
an other reul wot Irnporfeet . qiifeaLioa
Pripartd by E. C. 0witt a Co., Chicago.
For Sale by CHARLES ROGERS,
E.1ST,u
O 0OlNSrvtJW-!
W SOUTH
LEAVE
l:M r. M
18 A M
Dally
eicept
Sunday
t7 A. M
14:80 P. Ml
PORTLAND
OVTCaiJaND EX
PRKHti, for Balam,
JtOMburg. AJliland,
acramanto, Ogden,
Han Francisco, Mov
iav. Ix Angalna,
CI Paso, nw Or
lean and the Beat
Rose burg paangr
Via Woodhnm. for
Mount Angol, Bll
verton, Wa Bclo,
llmwnvtll Boring.
nal-1 and Nation....
Corvalll paaaenger
inapnaoTioe
ARRIVI
l:M A
N JO P. It
Dally
leapt
nday
The Rate
Is Lower,
fS:M A. t
pa' ft;3l A.M
e-
BLANCARD:
mi
aVl
There cannot be too many varieties of
flowers crowded upon one's hat.
PLAYED OTJT.
or
IODIDE OF IRON
for ANEMIA, POOPNBS.W the BI.OOD. I
MlflM 1 1 HI ION AL WliAKNLSS
BCkOI LLA, lite
None genuine unlewi signed "Blancaxi;"
ALL l)ki:r'.(.iKTH
. E. POUOCRA A CO., N. V. Agts. for V. S.
Bears (he
Signature of
Dull headache, pain in various part of
the body, linking at the pit of the atom.
ach los of appetite, fevertshnee, pimple
or tore are all positive evidence of Im
pure blood. . No matter bow It became ao
It must b purified In order to obtain good
health. Acker Blood Elixer ha never
fail' to cure crof ulou or ypbllltic poi
son or .any other blond diseases, 'ti is
certainly a wonderful, remedy and we en
very, bottle on a poaltlv gnarastea
For salt by Ete-Conn Drug Co.
William's Kidnev Pills
lias no equal in (Uncases of the
Kidneys, aLd Urlimry Oruuun. IlavoA
Ayon neglected your KldneyH? JlaveT
T you overworked your nervoun y-J
in and caused trouble with your
, ivioney ana uuuiii-r7 nave you
1 palna In the loins, side, backcroins J
I lufl'i hl.-wlder? Have you a Hubby ar"
earance of .Uio fmus, especially t
under tho eyes? Too frequent de- A
, Isiro pa urino ' Wllllum's Kidney
, i'illu will impart newljfe to the die- tf
I 'aitcd organs, tone up l.a system A
, ,and make a new man of you. Uy
' mtril 00 centa TMr box.
I i Wiluam MM, Co.. Prorsi., Cleveund. O. J)
tV itoU
for iial "br E6TEB-CONN TDRUO CO.
Dally. tIMily xcpt Munday.
Connoctlng at Ran Franolaoo with Occi
dental A Oriental, Pacific Mall and Oce
anic ateamshlp line fur
JAPAN. CU'NAVVAA','JI,,UL'A AND
Rebate ticket on anln daily betwaen
I'ortl.md, ftucrammto, nd Han ltTancl
co. Net rutna $17 nrt-ittlui, and U
und-claas, Inchallng aleep.-r.
Itatea and tickets to J-lnatnrn point ano
Euror. Also Japan, ctirnii. Honolulu
and Austrnlla Cnt Im obtained from j. H
K IRK I AND. Ticket Agiit, IJ4 Third al.
R, KOBHLrfrt, C. (, MARK H AM
Manager . O. f. P. A
Through ticket Fast for lowrat mtea.
Call on C. J. Trerichard, local aitrnl.
Well Fargo Company office, Aatorl.
Through
Tickets
-TO THB-
EAST AND SOUTHEAST
Y1A
icTonf
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPERS and
FREE RECLINlNQ CHAIR CARI
-Dally to
Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha,
Chicago, Kansas City
and other Eastern oltle
Baggage Ohecked through to destination,
union EXtpot. rant time, lowest rat,
Ptotaoh light M aU oar..
Tor rate and other Information call m
or aaareaw
Q. W. LOUNBBERRT, Agoni,
O. H. A N. do.
Astoria, Oregon,
r J. H. LOTHROP. Oen. Arnt '
Ilk Third at., cor Alder. porUand, Or.
Go wut v:a l::l na and the
Burlington Itout and you
rmu your d-l nation liul'llg
ahaad of lha man who takae
ANT othur lln.
Mure. T aava muney. The
rate via Illlliera to OmaJia,
Kaixau City, and ALL other
vwibarn olu 1 from 83 to 88
laasi ttmit via any other rout a
Writ and I will tall you how
muih la.
A C. HIIEI.t)ON,
Gan'l Agvnt, l'nlwid. Or.
mwiastummMwwiiirtnatvaaiaaataSMi
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS
Whan piHiple j0 ronumpletlng a trip,
wheihor on lnia.iha ,tr pleaaur. th
natunilly ,( n,, u.i aervlco on.
laiiiAblo an far as t,i, contfort and
wMy I ronif nie,. Employaa of th
WIHCONHIN CKNTIIAI. LINKS are
iial.l to imrve tho pul,ii aiid our lrln
are ojx.rutr.1 ao na tn tnakn close eon
iui,tlann with diverging I nee at all
ltUMvnon ptni.
Pullman Plc Hlnn4ng and Chair Cr
on Ihrough trains.
Dlnkng tUr tvIo unrxeHM. Meala
anrvnl a la carta.
in order to obtain Una n,t m tvIo,
ak Die ticket agmii to a-l you a llcka
ovor
TheWisconsIn Central Lines.
ami you will nuikn dlrtvt i-onnivtlon at
Bt. Paul for Chlmgo, Milwaukee ftnd
lull pom aat.
or any further Information call on any
tlcknt agent, or correspond With
JAS. C, POND, (jen. i-, Aenl
or JAS A CLOCK, Milwaukee, Wl.
Genenil Agnnt
310 Htrk St.. Portland Or.
only fVCviy
LINE I I -rtoU
STOSfi Xfoy I tilie
L1AVK
K'l. 1
II iM a lu
No, .
H p in.
(H'lll.K
Kst Mull fur A herd enn
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n-Mllll, Ill-IHl, IHt'Otlla,
Hpolislle. Welnin, lliutn,
-in., uie'i,, n ki-I il. I'l, .
i'Ki(0. New YufkjiiiHiiin.
iinu ta il poliita enst ml(
mi i niiiiiiiemi.
I'ortliltlil. Hiuitile
Taroiiui Kxnrens:
ami
lor
W, . . i ,
inciuiie, Tariiina, Olyin-I
Pin sun Ihternieilliite
potllia,
AKKIVK.
No. .
:iUW a. m.
No. 8.
10 p. in,
nt. aa la a non -nminnn.
riii!r fur Oonorrliuia,
J-lj-el, Hpnrhatorrhira,
WIiIIim. bfinttRrtl uiZ
eharsM, or atir liiflsmina.
lion. IrriL.tL.n - ..i-...
Pnrrau waVHlaa, tlon of nmcoua mum
lmtlvnCHttnnr)s, rnas. Han-Mtrlnsii
ioin,p.J"3 oie by itmgriata,
V v. a-a. jt. , A y- ii.ib wrapper
B Circular
f M In 1 1 IdinAl
Su J 00aVDU-4 U
. propaid, foi
aout ou rouut
Three day to St. Paul rin,h,. u..m.
as City nnd other Missouri river nolnt.
Three and one half days to 8t. Loul
Mllwnukim and Chleavo.
Four and on-half duys to Washington,
Phlludf,lbla and other fur enati'rn noin.
fasMngers taxing mn a. A C. It R It.
o'clock mornlnr train will nmti
eonneotlon at Gobi with the enat bound
faat mail.
tJnlon depot connection t all principal
Baggage checked through to destina
tion of tlcketa
rot lewplng ear reservation, tickets,
tape Of route and other Information,
all oo or addre
J. C. MATO, Agant,
CTTtHAoT'
AswJfjtaat 4nml Pacsenger Agent. Ki
Morrison Street. Portland. Or.