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Death ~ . Pioneer

fudge John q sparks one IT olAm
pias oldest and m"-i fcsre, ted cii
tens. died in ibis go, saturday morn
lur 80 - no,lo.t 81 purumunis. tn.
shlph zen ,lista-, ff,m, ,ni,shit,i D.,
ago ,i.l,l', after short Struggle
MI Npatks 80. born in indiana a.
lar back ~ isil masking him ~ YEAR,
II are ~ his death he moved Ia llli
nois ln lsi2. where De- was admitted
o. the bar in lsli be canc g. lh.
exact, locai,ur in 'alilutnia ~ 1851
he frmuse'i 90 The pslles. ufrgun. ant
later go heated at MALTA Weila llo
at. appointed Collector II Internal
R"senu, which office be- held ln thai
city Rnd afterwards 10 Olymps, Nhof,
h- removed 10 iNHl H. held this ~
fee tili isiia. and Ms elected feffituf
ial Auditor hy the Legislature in lsI0
iie allerwsrls served ~ Justice II lhe
Peace many trfms Ia this city NJ
sparks was man ol sterling inieEfil,
lie wa- member ~ olympia lsalre
y. a 4 NJ and oi lho N D Chuf,h IN
this city ilo leaves a VII. aud three
children Frank sparks 10 a resident
II Marion. ~ ana Mfs ! \. nfeuer
and Mfs Charles i'ciefson. hi. dauTh
,er-, reside Ia this cts Judge sparks
was brother 1T Audfrw Jackson
sparks, Land Commissioner during
NJ CLEVELAND administration
The iunefal services wefe held 10
the Methodist church sunday star
y under the print aus lees oi the Ma
sonic ls-ign. .hs lisf Assueistion snd
the church The sncisiles adopted SO
nlullons ST frsperl, whieh weto rad
during the sf,i,r, and e., B q
Drake In he SERMON patti an eloquent
lfibute 81 lhe memuis Of tie decreased
A wstta FAsiss Large cities
have their fluctuations sane a. che
SMALLER ones. and u u often demnn
siFaie,l iu their hisi"fy that there afr
objects Which neither nnmisfs net
wealth can attain Nes Nufk the 80
tl"nal malf"l.nlis l. nuw threatened
wi,h water famine anl the engineer
~ the 'fulgn aIuaiiati fepnfts that
the present supply u aisou, ionsitsn
gallons daily, ,hu miuimam. whirh
will gradual, Rfu~ lees - ,hs prevail
lnR drought eun'innss The frssfts
supply ln lhe contiguous lakes has
heen exhausted and the watsf in ihr
reservoirs ls gradual, falling aotwiih
standing the rnosi siiiuEsn, rules have
ieen adopted sgainss sasiase All ,hs
puddle and private fountains have hesn
shut 20 sud lho zee ~ water ius
srsinhlina the streets has l.s'sa stopped
Nothing bat rain all fslisse the ans
lely iuli aud che Inconvenience eststi
snrei igum loss ~ heavens shulsssi
il"sslnF waisf Truly maus arr
ihgs brought a. Fssllsn ihs ifuih ~ the
adass W. netrs miss %. ~asei ill
ihs weli tnus dv
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biiu 10 having aH eafit iasie o.
slater Last Wrlutssis, r. tetfifs
nutthwssisf pfvtailssi utst dtstGitt
II rnHn'ft fsutefiHF a. cleveland uith
= heavy fail ~ snas ~hifh i,spslsi
ustti in Ell difsttt.ns a. BE- feared
lhs' msnY ~ lhe snisilst rfsh have
hstn beet an ths iatts 90, HuH 10
ssid e. haze hssn ils ntt sstsfs
ps'isnssd iu msi state ts uisn,
ftafs
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LET US RETURN THANKS.

President Harrison Proclaims Thurs
day, November 20, to Be National
Day OF Thanksgiving to God for His
BOunties
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Csstoriaisro we'll a nit"d to children that
Pc .'nmeui Il as sui~rirr Ia any prescription
tUusn iur II 4 AGcHER. VI. b.,
III so. oxford 81, Brooklyn, y. y.
D." The uae - Castoria IL so universal ana
a.. MERITS - veil kuoun that u seems work
- suI~rrrogAiiun 10 endorse IL Pew are the
ir'rnissut families ho do not keep C'istoFla
S,iiin Easy reach
CAHtns MaHryS, n. y.
New York city.
tate Pastor IIlpomingjalc Reformed Church.
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Accounts adjusted and settlements made on
short notice. One of the best collectors in the
city of Olympia always ut command. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed III all cases.
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Agent for the following well known and relia-
bic insurance companies:
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Pacific Drug Co,
NOTICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, Wash, Oct Is, 1891
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Frank Stevens against Ira v. Miller for aban.
dOning his Homestead Entry No. l45, dated Dec.
10, 1880. upon the Sc h Sc 4 Section %, Town.
ship IL ~ Ranges West, In Thurston county.
Wash, with a view 10 the cancellation of said
entry, the said parties are hereby summoned to
at / O'Clock p. NJ, to respond and furnish testi,
mony concerning said alleged abandonment. and
II appearing to my satisfaction that personal
service cannot be made, service will be made by
publication, posting and mailing, according TO
Rules IL and Ii of Practice.
GEO. G. MILLS,
Registe
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Tiny CKsrArR COMPANY - MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
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For several years | have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue 70
do 81 as it has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDWIN F. PARDEg, NJ D.,
"The Winthrop, 18TH Street and eth Ave-,
New York City.
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SESAME stamford has hvfn ~, rrsi
ftsitati SO tls g. ttaf,t - rait Afinn
siutt 30 tfuiiei milr in lut
lus l'irs ~ essl bee the san ifsu
tisH us#ft re is uHt muft ihsn twu.
thlnis whsi 20 sac a ttat atH
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tus l'f'isnt tttasitl.H urittI
alsait lin tasl rssh
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Office in the City Hall, on Fourth st,
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I:5Iji;1[,1(;;'1|
for Infants and Children.

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, DiarrhTa Eructation. :.
Kills Worms, gives skep, and promotes d.
gcstion,
Without injurious medication.
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"l thc Exposition. The finished pro-
duct Is "a bc run through perlecting
rrc,s aud printed and sold as u souve-
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pete 80 ihe nfsl piifs 18th The seven
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Amefirs
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SUM M ONS..

STATE or WASHINGTON, sc
County of rhurston.
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y the Superior Court of the State of Washing
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FRANCIS HENRY and ii. q. HAGIN, Attorney,
for Plaintiff
Date Of first publication. Oct. 16, 1891.
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Htlffshn fassd ln Nufthsfu Vie.
rpnsin ihe greater pAu a. Monday
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fns ,lnri ann usi .sssh,n ~ lhs
state tsfmsf Allisnss mst ~ pas
,un. last tur-lsf President Hutiun
pfssils'i snd liun n n u,aiman. -
Colunlia osan,s ms,is ,i,e sieeeh ~
wsisnuts
The morning call., 1891-06-05
FRUIT PRESERVATION.
A Discovery That May ReVOlu-
ti0niZe the Trade.

A. T. Hatch Of the Worlds Fair Commits
sion, IN conversation with CALL reporter
at the Palace yesterday, let drop piece Of
information which cannot but be Of great
interest to the fruit-groweTs of the entire
State.
Experiments are now in progress in this
city," he said, (which, if they prove as sue
cessful as they promise to DO, will give the
industry a boom such as ithas never known.
The great obstacle against which Va have
had to contend was the natural deterioration
OF fruit In transit, and this for long time
gave our Eastern competitors an advantage
which kept Us long in the background. Re-
frigeratDg cars were introduced, and aided
Us vastly, but now Il new discovery has been
made, more important than any former one,
so far as California fruit is concerned.
"a local chemist, who has been expert
menting for long time, bias hit upon gas
which 1t is claimed VIII preserve 1rult IN Its
natural state for an indefinite period OF
time, at the same time preserving both the
appearance and flavor Of the fruit just as it
comes from the tree. a short time ago l
was shown a sample Of cherries that had
been preserved In this way Tor six months,
and they were in perfect state OF preser-
Walton in every way. Even an expert could
not have detected that they were not fresh
from the orchard. Other experiments are
now in progress. and number OF fruit
growers. myself among the rest have adj
vanced money to carry them on. Ihe gas
is easy to manufacture, costs little or moth
ing, and no dificultyis experienced in hand
ling it. Some little trouble was expert
enced at first owing to the fact that the gas
was prone 10 miDgle with the air and thus
dissipate, but that has been obyiated nov.
1t has been made so that it possesses a spe-
cific gravity just twice that Of air, and the
result is that it cannot mngle.
. If the experiments prove as successful
as promised tie entire problem Will be
solved and fruit may be shipped around the
Horn If necessary"
The morning call., 1891-06-05
CULTIVATING HIS POWERS.
Jacobs Trial for Obstructing Thorough
Eare.

Jacobs Trial for Obstructing a Thorough
Fare.
While speaking TO crowd on Eddy street,
near Powell, on Sunday, Z. Jacobs was ar
rested for disturbing the peace and Obsiruct-
ing the sidewalk. He had been making an
elaborate argument against keeping the Co
lumbar Exposition open on Sunday and so
it came TO pass that he was tried IN Police
Court yesterday afternoon.
HE told the crowd" testified Officer Nc
Lean mot to be orderedaround by ignorant
policemen and threatened to make a monkey
OF me if ! arrested him."
Frank j. Cotter corroborated the officers
story.
Ibid der noise of der bolice officer bring
der crowd ?" asked Baron Highlander, Mo
had volunteered his services as attorney for
the defendant.
Ne" was the emphatic answer.
James Cottle testified that Jacobs had
collected crowd by Throwing forth con-
glomeration of nonsense" When arrested
Jacobs shouted to the crowd, Follow me"
and it did follow him all the way to the
new City Hall Station.
t'Give us a sample OF the cOnglomeration,"
added Prosecuting Attorney Stevens.
"NeveT mind, we don't want to hear 1t,
interrupted the Court.
baron EDslandeT now screen us nat anu
rushed from the courtroom. He did not re-
turn, although Judge Joachimsen warned
him not to desert his client Jacobs took
the stand and denied that he had INSTRUCTED
the street or disturbed the peace.
What is your business" asked Prosecu-
tor Stevens.
81 am trying TO unfold my mental capa-
city-to cultivate the powers within"
"YOu mean to insinuate that you are a stu
dent: what are YOU a student OPP
simply to cultivate the dormant. powers
within man."
Further questioning brought forth the
fact that Jacobs is an agent for building
and loan society with high-sOundiBg name.
He asked for continuance in order to re-
tain another attorney and the case went
over until Wednesday.
The morning call., 1891-06-05
STREET WORK.
The Name of Ellen Street VIII Not BE
Changed to Hoffman.

The Name of Ellen Street VIII Not BE
Changed to Hoffman.
The Street Committee of the Board of Su-
pervisors decided yesterday to recommend
the final passage Of the franchise asked for
by the Ferries and Cliff House Railroad
Company under the conditions imposed in
the original franchise.
The proposed change Of the name Of FL
len street to Hoffman has aroused the whole
neighborhood of residents who are inter
ested, and they made their protests so very
impressive before the committee that ii de-
cided to report against the change.
1t was reported by the contractors now at
work paving Sansome street, between Sac
rament0 and California, that they could not
proceed with the work because the Central
Railroad Company refuses to do It's portion
of the grading. The company will be or
dered to do its share of the work, and if it
refuses legal proceedings to compel it will
follow.
Taber and Burling were appointed COM
mittee to lay out district to be assessed for
the extension of Potrero avenue from Ninth
street to the county line
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finest papers of the conference" COndl-
tons OF Success " - showing the wisest
methods of work. Her long years OF lapor
in the cause have made her advice lnvalu-
able.
''The W. C. T. U. and the Charch' was
mastery address by Rev. L. E. Clapp OF
Portland, and he proved that the bond was
jndissoluble and temperance work is church
work. :,
Rev. DIR. Chapman of Oakland was loudly
called for and gave a hearty Godspeed 10 tue
w. c. T. u.
Rev. DR.. w. A. Sample in few words
con densed deal of fine thought ana pleGged
his support to the whte-ribboners: Rev.
David Wetzel of the Christian Churcn maze
pleasing and radical speech, saying / vote
as | pray"
Resolutions were presented by Mrs. Spen-
Ger, and these indorsed prohibition. women
suffrage and church temperance WORK.
Thanks we're rendered the Portland people
for their generous hospitality.
A delightful reception was rendered
Colonel and Mrs. Balm, Mrs. Buell.. MISS
Pugh and the delegates at the elegant home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Ranken and Captain
and Mrs Riggs on Portland Heights Among
the features of the entertainment were el0-
cuton and music by child prodigies OF Rev.
j. Waldrup, which were really marvellous.
Miss Alfreds and Messrs. Parr and Miss
Wilson, accomplished musicians, also highly
pleased the listeners.
Probably the next conference will be IN
California, at Pacific Grove.
NJ a n EpuO NJ
The morning call., 1891-06-05
MOUNT DIABLO.
Incidents of a Two Days Walk
by the CrOss-Ccuntry Club.

NJ emOrial day had been appointed as the
date for the Gentlemeu's Cross-cOuntry
Club to pay a visit TO the summit of Mount
Diablo. The boat at o'clock in the morn
ing took over Secretary William H. Clear
man, Lew Andrews, William NJ. Cation. a.
II. Cawthra, George II. Chappell, Mr.. Mar
shall. A. Fl. Sanborn and |. Whitw0rth, the
Berkeley train being taken TO Newbury
station, from which point the party walked
over the hills PAST Lafayette and Walnut
Creek. The start was made at 6:45 o'clock
in the morning, Walnut Greek was passed
through at II o'clock, and the tavern about
two miles from the summit was reached at
o'clock in the afternoon, stop of an hour
being made at noon for rest and lunch.
The walk as far as the foot of the mountain
was through a drilling rain, and from
there on 1t poured down most of the time
until the tavern was reached. MeSsrS
Smith and Nelch Of the San Francisco Saw
ings Union Joined the party there, having
gone up on Friday evening as had thirteen
others. 50 that the house was taxed to It's
utmost. Bed-clothing was scarce and had
to be apporliOned with great care, with the
result that no one had a sufficient quantity.
In fact when every one was supposed to be
sleeping Serenely one of the guests slipped
downstairs and stole the tabe-cOVe and
At 4 o'clock Sunday morning every man
was 40 aud on the way to the highest point.
The storm was over and all was bright on
the mountain. but heavy fog clouds envel-
Oped the valleys around. and the sunrise
view, which so many had tramped such a
distance to enjoy, failed to materialiZe.
However, above the fog-bank good view
was obtained of San Francisco, aud out on
the ocean could plainly be seen number Of
sailing vessels. In fact there was just
enough Of beauty in the scene To make those
who took the trip determine 10 make it again
when the weather Is moTe favorable. When
train service Is put on the San Ramon
Valley branch of the Southern Pacific, which
will begin In Il day or two, parties may go
up with less hard walking, and, II connec-
lions happen 10 be made with an evening
train from San Francisco, sightseers will be
able to leave Saturday afternoon and 90 to
the summit that night and return the fol-
lowing day. After breakfast at the tavern
the party, which had been increased in
numbers by The addition of those which
preceded the Cross-cOuntry Club, returned
by way of the Cock ranch, Danville, San
Ramon, Crow Canyon and Haywards, the
start being made at 7:l5 O'clock A. NJ, and
arriving at HaywardS at $3.50 p. NJ. The
distance walked was in the neighborhood of
fifty miles.
A week from Sunday the club will go over
to Fairfax, via the 8 o'clock Sausaito boat.
and walk out 10 LibeTty's, and then follow
the Lagunitas Canyon down to the water
tank, and thence, if there is time, continue
on to Fairfax, otherwise connecting with
the returning excursion train which arrives
in San Francisco at $40 O'clock p. NJ
The morning call., 1891-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS,
W0RkMEN

Need not quit work or lay up. No danger of taking
facilitating sickness or pain. Simmons Liver Regu-
lator acts gently and naturally that you hardly
know it is the effect OF medicine. 1t is better than
a dose of pills. sure to act. easily taken. no bad
taste, and sure to cure Such medicine for man,
woman and child should be kept in every house, as
Middleport, Ohio, writes: Have taken Regulator
with satlsfaction eau safely recommend it TO all
afflicted with liver complaint. have been subject
TO congestion OF the liver and have taken from Is
to 90 grains of caIomel, which generally laid me up
for three or four days Lately take Simmons
Liver Regulator which gives me relief without any
Interruption to business"
The morning call., 1891-06-05
MUNICIPAL MONEYS.
The Finance Committee Struggling With
the Estimates.

The Finance Committee Struggling With
the Estimates.
The Finance Committee of the Board Of
Supervisors are struggling with the final es-
Inmates day and night this week, and will
most likely have them completed by Satur-
day. Auditor Smiley was in counsel with
them much of the day yesterday. and SUI
perintendent SWEET of the School Depart
ment also spent an hour in their company.
While nothing definite can be said at this
time, it Is intimated that very few altera-
tons of the Auditors estimates submitted
on Monday night will be made, and even
then, only in small funds Of minor inn
portance. Very few of the departments
Will get what they asked for, but all that
can be raised under the platform will be
equitably apportioned.
Superintendent SWEET expressed the con-
fidence that the School Department would
be given every dollar that the pledge would
all0W
The morning call., 1891-06-05
STAG ROCK.

The Legality Of the Solid Mines" Pur-
chase Affirmed.
Judge Hoge has decided that she city
must pay for Shag Rock what the "solid
nine" said it was wOrth-S15,O00.
One of the last acts OF that solid nine I"
was tho purchase of the rock The new
board repndiated the purchase. and directed
the City Treasurer not to pay for The little
island. Won Schmidt took the case into
court, and Judge Hoge decided that the sale
was legal. Treasurer Widber stated during
the afternoon that he, Of course, would not
pay Won Schmidts demand until he re-
ceived his orders from the Board Of Super
visors. 1t may be that body will appeal the
case to the Supreme Court.
The morning call., 1891-06-05
WIN Go Bug Hunting.

Secretary Lel9ng of the State Board OF
forfeiture announces that Albert Koebele,
the discoyerer of the vedalia CARDINALS, will
again sail in few days for Australia, New
Zealand and adjacent countries. TO search
for parasitic and beneficial insects for intro
duction into this State. An arrangement
has been made whereby the Department Of
Agriculture pays his salary. and the State
Board of Horticulture pays all his expenses,
and he will thus be kept abroad at least two
The morning call., 1891-06-05
sundax-school Convention.

Next Tuesday evening the twenty-fourth
session of the California State Sunday
school Convention will meet in Santa Rosa.
Rev. DR.. j. E. Gilbert of Indianapolis, who
has been holding institutes for nearly three
months in the State. has been selected to
conduct the convention Those who will
aid him are: M. NJ. Gibson. ID. j. @. A.
Henry, DID. E. McCllsh, DID; DR.. Pit
blade; A. J. Nelson, DID; NJ. c. Briggs,
DID,. r. Stevenson, DID,, and others.
The morning call., 1891-06-05
THE WOMAN'S COLUMN
Pacific Coast Conference Recently
Held in Portland, Oregon.
What Number of Women Have Been Doing.
Is 1t Necessary to Use Brute Force to
Teach Children Moral Truthsi

There are some women who never seem to
grow old--women who. without any special ei-
ways unImpaired by are. The charm lies 10 a
sunny temperate happy faculty OF looking on
the bright side of things, and or screening the
f0ibles and fraitles of others With the mantle OF
sweet charity Saunders.
The morning call., 1891-06-05
712, TIA Market Street, Opposite Third.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO,

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN SRA.
u Francisco for ports IN Alaska May 80 80
June A. IA, 19, 49, July 3, IA 10, 49, August 3, -,
18, %. September u. q. 9 A.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports, May
20, 80, June L. 8, IA, 10. "a, 20 july ., g. IA. 10,
Is, "a. August ;, g, - IS. % 2S a. NJ.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, A. NJ.
For Santa Ana Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth day, A. n.
For San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles. Santa
Barbara and San Luis Obispo every fourth day at IL
A. M.
For ports In Mexico. 25th OF each month
Ticket Ofice-PaIace Hotel, New Mohtgomerysk
GO0DALL, PERKINS 81 Co. General Agents.
1stt 10 Market St. San Francisco.
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ON Her Hnshand,s Iife.

Anna NJ. Russ has sued the United States
Mutual Accident Association OF New York
for 5000, the amount of her husbands in
surance. Russ was killed In November, by
striking against the limb of tree in Yolo
County
The morning call., 1891-06-05

81 should think that Jones would have
more sense than to wear that famng-red
cravat. 1t makes him terribly conspicuous
He's got such an awful red nose, you
know" That's the reason. He wears
that tie 10 divert attention from his nose"
New York Recorder.
The morning call., 1891-06-05
Daua,s VIII.

Attorney Lloyd continued his argument
in the Dana will rase, occupying most of
the day with the signature to the alleged
will, which he contended had been acknowl-
edged by the signers themselves as genuine.
The morning call., 1891-06-05
young. But TroubIesome.

Although less than 16 years old Adelaide
Martin has caused her parents much trouble
by her hayward conduct. She was booked
for the Magdalen Asylum yesterday, having
already served term in that institution,
though released at the request Of her father.
She has failed to keep her promise to re-
form and recently stole clothing and jewelry
from Mrs. Gates Of q Silver street. with
whom she was living.
The morning call., 1891-06-05
F0R PORTLAND G ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY Jsss1
L Ocean DIvision-and PACIFIC COAST $500
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 n, for the above ports one OF
their Al iron steamships, Wis
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-May 81, June II, a.
july B. IL. 30, August IL, 23
COLUMBIA-May 27, June 4, 49, 2S, July 10, %,
August g. Is. T.
OREGON-May %. Tune g. 20.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad, oregon Short Line and other divergin2
lines for all points in oregon, Washington, British
Columbia Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah.
wyoming Yellowstone Park, aud ali points East AMI
Fare to PortlandECabIn, sle; steerage, So; rouad
trip. cabin. $50.
Ticket Ofices-1 Montgomery St and Palace Ho-
TEL New Montgomery ST
GoODALL, PERKINS 4 CO. Supt Ocean Line
MarEeC ST Francisco