davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
SEQ n 81 Gtston about harness.
Wanted woman 10 DO washing
Call at 40 Exchange 81
Hes, i5.ecn, meal Rising sun Res
taurant 6ia Commercial sL
" q Howell aud T. 4 frrsuA'n
Hpru; yesterday In Portland
The tow boat narycat Queen arrived
down last nlght from Portland
lapancs- gp.la of all kind. cheap a.
Yokohama Bazaar. GO Commercial ~,
Crushed strawberry lee cream and
vanilla iic plaI. and swcc, cream ioc
Din, a, tho rarIor
We are the people 10 talk TO about
milk A. the MIX Depot corner Ten'h
and Duane streets
Your Mancy back u our perfection
blend Mocha ana Java ,1rIcc docs not
please you.-Juhnp5u Bros.
Carl Wilhelm Peterson. 4 naIyc "
Sweden. vts granted nnal o.tEcnnh y
papers IN ,nc county c,ur, yesterday,
Mrs Jowett has opened d"'sf msklrg
parlora at ~ Seventh s,roH :he la
dies n Astoria arc invited to an in
spccllon
The Third Regiment. o, y g., whlth
has been In camp at wtholl Springs for
'br pas, ten iayr. returned 20 Portland
lar, night
~ definite Arrangements hay. yet
been made far the funeral " John
ShHtnhun. the fisherman VINO li'd
rurpiay 4 rpopleEy
Every pound n cur perfection nlsnd
Mayha and Java coffee s sample
YOUR money back II &, iocs no, pleas
you Johnson lrot
Cream pur' rye Americas nncs,
vh.,kcy The only pure goods; guar
au,crd rich ana mellow, JOHN l.,
CARLSON. sole Agent
Tac tux voshurg VIII leave ou, lo-
morrow morning ,or the Nrhalcm and
later viii leave for san Francisco with
a barge n mm1cr In tow.
John A. Montgomery has opened q
shop At t2i bond stree, and Is prepared
lo do all classes OF plumbing ami tin
ming at tho lowest possible rates,
Mrv Julia A. lhrruws, NJ toqurllr,
oregon. an old resident n Clttsop
county. who lrf, here eighteen years
ago. ls visiting her sister Mrs Busy,
n Astoria
Tho Herald Union Publication Conn
piny filed articles of incorporation with
the county clerk yesterday, The capital
stock ls named as $4,000 In shares ot
$50 each and the following are named
AS lncorporators: H. l.. Henderson, j,
NJ Hughes. w. G. Curtis, G. ]. Curtis, !
william Althousc.
BEST l5-CENT MEAL; RISING
SUN RESTAURANT
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

The Ogegoa.an yesterday published an
editorial showing hat IN, wholesale
Ashdcalcrs u Seattle were opposed 10
deep sea fishing ships coming 10 the
Columbia with their cargoes The ar
tIclc resulted rom the fact that The
Jessie. owned In this ci;y had 20 sell
i,s cargo TO tho retail trade, the deal.
crs refusing 90 handle ., cxccp; nt a
runously low prs that would no, only
have eliminated an prof, bu, have en-
tailed considerable loss % the owners
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

A twenty-five pound male salmon
with tho adipuar m missing was re-
celvcd yesterday at Martin Both'n cold
storage plant Tho run continued fair
yesterday ana the fishermen made good
catches
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12
MEDIUM,

Schlater, 15-year-old boy medium,
musical circle tonight. Spirit manifesto
tIons, assisted by Raymond; 4S9 Bond
St., Room /.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12
TopAY's WEATHER

PORTLAND July il--Orcgon, Wash.
lngton aud Idaho. Friday. fair ana
warmer
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

The open season FOR deer commences
July 10, and ends November /. II is
unlawful Tor any persons to take. cap
ture. Kill or destroy In any open sea
son more than five deer. Any person
who shall lawfully kill Ave deer or less
can make AFFIDAVIT before any justice Of
the peace 10 that effect and said JUS.
,lce shall thereupon deliver to afilant
one leather tag designed and Issued by
the state game warden) for the hide Of
each deer. not to exceed i've In all. One
~ these tags shall be securely fasten-
81 with wire 10 each deer skin. and the
owner Is then entitled to offer such deer
skin for sale or exchange or transpor-
tton 20 any point within lhe state.
The punishment FOR the violation Of any
OF the provisions of the act r. by a
nne 4 not less than i25 nor more than
$500 together with the costs II prose-
cutlon u said action. or by lmprlson-
ment In the county jail for not less than
thirty nor more than i2O days. or By
both such fine ana Imprisonment.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

Tho Boston restaurant Ia dcscrvclly
popular The b~s, that the market az.
rorin la always found on It's bill Of
fare, and 'he service Is nrst.clas- open
unill M
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

If a man doesn't want to be robbed
of his go)d name he'd better not have
1t engraved on his umbrella.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

\ Fisherman from pillar Rock frll
overheard yesterday a, the Vanguard
dock and waB rescued by Mate Charles
Sanders Tn unfortunate man was uH.
der The Influence n liquor at The time
NJ 'hr accident
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

The following Interview with Fish
Commissioner Little, Of Washington, is
reprinted from the Seattle Post-IntellI-
gencer: Practically all the fish have
been let out of the hatcherles now.
There are stil few In the Nooksack
hatchery and at skikomish We have at
the present time about 100000 steel
head. These will not be let out until
September. | have talked with a num-
ber OF cannerymen during the past few
days and several today. They all tell
me that up to the present there has
been little or no run at all Of fish. The
season this year Is late FOR some rea-
son, yet all the fish men are Of the
opinion there will he a good run in Pu-
get sound waters. I think myself there
win be a good run, as there is no scien-
life reason why there should not be.
None Of the cannerles are doing any
thing yet. However. most OF them have
their own crews in readiness and ex-
pect to be down to work In another
week"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

An cffort Is being made to break the
trackmen's strike ON the Canadian Pa
chc railway by importing men from
Portland and other cities. Last sunday
seven men arrived in Victoria from
Portland, They claimed to have ans
wered an advertisement Of an employ
ment agency for bridge carpenters TO
work In British Columbia for s. a day,
When they discovered that they were
expected to take the place OF the strik-
ers they refused the employment and
their expenses were paid by the strik-
ers' organization. Men have also been
sent to Victoria from Seattle, Tacoma
and other cities Of the Northwest but
the strike Ia stll as effective as ever.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

Tho lish.shn ~ %. now undergoing
rrpalrs lt ror,lrnI VIII be- ready lo
rr,umr her station AZ The mouth ~ the
Columbia within ,wo weeks, according
10 tho present plan, NJ Allen ami Rob
cris. the contractors
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

SEQ II II, Gtston about harness.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

The tow boat iiarycat Queen arrived
down last night from Portland
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

Hes, i5-ecn, neal Rising sun Res
taurant. 6is Commercial IT.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

Governor drrr has advised the com-
mlt,cr II The CREW ~ the balllcship ore.
gou that any date within Ten days
agreeable to them win sui, the
stato Officials for the presen,a,icn
NJ The hnmcwarl bound "colors" of the
ship G, The state n oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

so and costs
A twenty-five pound male salmon
with Tho adipoSc m mlsalng was re.
celycd yesterday at Martin Both'H cold
storage plant Tho run continued fair
yesterday ana the fishermen made good
catches
The Boston restaurant Ia dcscrvclly
popular The best that the market AZ.
roris la always found on lis bin of
fare and 'he service is nrst-clas- open
un,ll / a NJ.
a fisherman from pillar Rock frll
overheard Jcs'rday at the Vanguard
dock and Wa rescued by Mate Charles
Sanders Tn unfortunate man was ~.
der The Influence " liquor at The time
NJ 'hc accident
Tho nsh.shln ~ 90. now undergoing
rcpalra At rorurni viii be- ready 10
rr,umr her station at yhc mouth " the
Columbia within ,vo weeks, according
10 tho present plan. NJ Allen ami Rob
cria the contractors
II you enjoy a good cup u coffee try
our perfection blend Mocha and Java.
your money back II Il does not please
you johnson nrla.
Governor dcrr has advised the cum-
ml,,cr II the CREW of the bhlllcship ore.
gou that any date within ten days
agreeable to them win sui, the
ststo Officials for the presena;icn
NJ The hnmcwari bound "colorh" ot the
ship to The state u oregon
Mr. II lnglrlon 3 now Displaying Il
'ull l.nr u the latest styles In fall mil,
llnery AZ the Establishment recently
opened by her a. t5S Commercial street.
opposite the Budget once Mrs inglc-
',n also carrlrs full line Of ladies'
ami chlldrtn's furnishing goods,
Governor Gesr has received letter
from the Valley Press Bureau. u st
Louis No asking hlr 20 name two
historic prronagvs not now living
whns' statues could bc placed In a
HAL II Fame at the Louisiana rur-
chase Exposition q, 81 l.ouIs.
The. o, II & y Co has male rate
u $50 from Astoria AMI Portland Tor
the ra1-Amcrlr1n exposition at But-
ralo. Tickets Viii be- on sale FIRST ana
lhiri Tucsilys June 90 October. lnclu-
s'y- Those ;lck''s must be used FOR
continuous passage going but stop
,..i will be allowed within final lint,
returning
NJ Rr,rr a luborcr who was rmf.y I
cd ror time a, the Clalsop county
logging camp NJ Stewart Il Powers, has .
commenced a sui. In Portland against .
John Stewart and H. l.. Powers. the .
members NJ the firm. for $4,000 dam
ages. Rctcr claims to have been work /
lng along the skid road, when he was
struck by cable used In pulling logs
along ami was severely injured
County Judge Gray yesterday made a .
trip to the new county road to inspect
the dykng. 1000 feet OF which Is be-
Ing built, near Kroscl The work Ia pro-
crossing rapidly and viii be completed
wlthing = wek, Roadmastcr Frye, who
IL In charge OF the work, has placed
an additional scraper on the road, MAX
Ing three altogether. and the force OF
men employed has been increased. The
men are now working on the grade
between tho dyke ana the Wallush
bridge.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

Tho. o, II & y Co has male rate
II $50 from Astoria AMI Portland Tor
the ra1-Amcrlc1n exposition at Buf-
ralo. Tickets Viii be- on sale FIRST ana
lhirI Tuesdays. June 20 october. !nclu-
sIv. Those ,lck'.s must be used for
continuous passage going. bu, stop
,, : will be allowed within final lint;
returning
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

Mr. II lnglrlou now Displaying Il
tull linz u the latest styles In fall mil,
lInery AZ the establishment recently
opened by her a, c5S Commercial street.
opposite the Budget once. Mrs inglc-
',n also carries full line Of ladies'
ami chllIrtn's furnishing goods,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

Iapancs- gn,iA ot all kind. cheap a.
Yokohama Bazaar. GO Commercial 81
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

Crushed strawberry lee cream ana
vanilla iic plat and sWcr, cream ioc
plni at tho parlor
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

Governor Gesr has received letter
from ,hr Valley Press Bureau, of St
Louis Mo. asking hlm 20 name two
historic prrs1nagrs not now living,
whnss statues could bc placed in a
HAL " Fame at ,hr Louisiana rur-
chas, Exposition 40 81 Louis
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

BEST i5-CENT MEAL RISING
SUN RESTAURANT.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

We are the people 10 talk 10 about
milk A, tho MIX Depot. corner Tenlh
ana Duane streets
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

Your Moncy back u uur perfection
blend Mocha ana Java y1fcc docs not
please YOU johnson Bros.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

Mrs Jowet, has opened d''se msklrg
parlora at ~ Seventh stroH, :he la
dies II Astoria arc invited to an In.
Hprcllon
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

The Third Regiment o, y a.. which
has been In camp al wrholI Springs FOR
'hr pas, ten days. returned 20 Portland
last night
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

Carl Wilhelm Peterson. native "
Sweden. Nts granted nnal o.,Ecnnh =
papers IN ,Hc county court ycHIcrday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-12

The Herald Union Publication Com
plny filed articles u Incorporation with
the county clerk yesterday The capital
stock Is named as $1,000 In shares "
$50 each and the following are named
AS ncorporators: II, l.. Henderson, j,
NJ Hughes. w, g, Curtis, c. ]. Curtis,
William Althousc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17

Lane Theatre, London. the latter part OF
March. 1t may be Interesting also 10
know that klaw & Granger are nesotiat-
ing for French German and Russian
productions of the play
Its return to the Broadway Theatre
next season will be marked by larger
equipment and the improvements which
come to constant performances and pro
gressive managerial enterprise. -Four
chariots will be used in the stirring CIR
Gus Maxinus scene, and other notable
cnlargements will add inpressiveness TO
the pictoria! side OF the drama
Clever writing is not the essence of 4
good play. I have often wondered whcth-
er the best play would not nrove itself
the best when seen from sound-usn'
glass box" says Mr.. Tim Murphy, in an
editorial in a recent Sunday issue OF tile
Chicago Chronicle. This paper has been
publishing a series of essays on their art
by leading actors, painters, writers and
journalists. Other happy hits of the pop
ular comedian were: If the sdramatIst
supplies the words there is a still greater
and more powerful element to be SID
piled by the actor. He must furnish the
silence To a dramattst who is an artist,
words are an inspiration. 10 an actor WHO
Is an artist silence is an inspiration. t
is not what is natural on the stage that
impreSSeS the audience as natural. Dul
what appears to be natural and is often
far removed from nature. Real art dis
tributes values, just as TYPED sentence
Is inert but the voice n reading supplies.
the proper emphasis and orings out the
latent meaning. Sc characterizing IS the
art OF showing salient points in mans
nature by broadening an effect hare and
there. LAYING on color in one plac" or an
other and FOCUSING attention where in
terest is wanted. I is apt TO De the case
that when role IS made to suit anactor
1t does not suit the audi nee. It IS not
what we see but what we are made TO
think We see that impresses US. IN -
Capito! Comedy" his new play OF WASH
ington life, Tim Murphy has again sue
c..ssfully emphasized his subtle sense Of
the happy blend Of nature and art.
Theatrical Amusemeot:-
Wilton Lackaye IS to play the leading
role in .'Colorado"
Robert Emmett, an Irish play by Bran
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
rHE TIMES: RInHMOND VA SUNDAY. NOVEMBER Z, 1901

Weber and Field Company. where ~ =
season he became a co-star Tor LII 60
more seasons Then he was the star -
a great comedy success In New 1orA'
playing 10 nights at a Broadway 4 he t' - =
and this season, after business dlsastee-
ment with his manager, accepted a SEA
sons engagement with the VaudeVile
managers at the highest salary ese'
offered a vaudeville act Besides TINS s..l1.
the Gilmore Sisters Will appear. ms quo
OF ccnediennes have learned the secret "
success by presenting new sketches eacn
season. They have just returned IRON.
Europe where they were saccessful. ana
they will be seen in a new COMEDY
sketch. The beautiful Mouiierre sisters,
horizontal bar artists, have a great nov
city to present These yceing Woinsn nave
served rs models for celebrated artlses'
and will present q sensational NUMBER
Cole and DeLossc, the famous eIullollsts,
will contribute new act that has been
highly recommended. The acrobats 10 not
stick TO the cd style of work, but present
new and original ideas. comedy NUM-
Der Will be contributed by the Quaker
City Qusrtettc, and another strong teat-
urc act will be the surprise card Of the
Gill
The usual performances will be given
all tho week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
HAMPDEN.SIDNEY HOLDS CUP.
Last Weeks Contest Won the Trophy for
Good The Week OF PRAYER

BRISTOL. VA. November It. The
completion of the magnificent new steel
bride over the Watauga river by the
Southern Railway Company was announce
ed here this week. The new structure
takes the place of the iron bridge that
WAS completely destroyed by the furious
tide IN the NVatauga river on the Dist day
Of last May, at which tine saventy-five
residences Were washed away at Eliza
bcthtoI. few miles up the river from
the bridge.
The big waters at that time washed out
various county iron bridges in East Ten
uessee. The counties mus affected are
making arrangements as speedily as pos
sible to replace the destroyed bridges.
The counties of Carter. Washington and
Greene We're the heaviest losers on ac-
count OF the high waters.
4 FINE RESIDENCE.
J. NJ. Barker. a leading wholesale hard
ware merchant here. who recently prir-
chased the elegant site on which stood
Hotel Paramount. until it was burned. is
having erected on that commanding foca-
tor a beautiful residence of gray brick
and marble. The building will be one OF
thu most imposing o. its character IN the
city OF BRISTOL
The football team, OF the Bristol Ath-
lstic Association expects to meet the team
OF the University OF the South. from Sc
vance, on the 10Th instant, when the lat
ter team Will come to Bristol on its return
from Virginia. The Bristol team has
been reorganized for the coming game,
and a warm contest is anticipated The
new manager OF the Bristol team Is M
Charles A Pratt The game viii be
played in the new park OF the Bristol
Athletic Association.
-sNTI-sAL.oON MEETING.
Before starting. to Richmond to attend
the General Bapttst Associations annual
meeting. lev 3. C'abeIi HnnirS. pastor
of the First Baptist Church here. sent
ou' Invitations TO the other Bris oil
churches to q n1ass-nIcetirr. TO be held IN
thc First Church on Sunday afternoon
next This meeting vii! fhe held under
the ausnices of the AntiSaloo7 League
OF Virginia and It's purpose will be 10
sti- I'd strone sentiment here against
the nan OF having licensed saloons. Rev
]. W fWeet who was recenrlv chosen
70 direct the antt-srtoon fight in the
Western District OF VIRGINIA. will be nres-
emit and address the Bristol mass-meet-
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17

Chester Lumber Company, organized here,
has begun to lay the foundation for
large building in which to carry on their
business 15X1G0 feet. They nave made
arrangements with the Seaboard Ar
Line and Farnville and Pewhatan Rail
roads TO put in side tracks to their yarG,
and expect to do most OF their business
with these roads They can also, by
a third rail on the tarmville and Pow
hatan spur, connect with the Atlantic
Coast Line and the Richmond ana Pc
tcrsburg Electric Railroads
THIS enterprise is headed by stirring
and successful business men, with
plenty OF capital to conduct a frst-class
business, which will be to dry and dress
lumber for Shipment Tor various pui poses
in building and box-making. and one OF
the firm will also run a saW-mlll IN
connection with the enterprise, and buy
raw material for saving at distances
along the railroads.
Mr. Burt OF Wakefield, Va, is mere,
overlooking the work, ana, being an en-
ergetic and experienced business man III
this line. there is no doubt the enterprise
will prove q great success. Their piaht
wlIi be located near 10, ana pet"e>4l,
the Seaboard Air Line and Farmvi!le anG
Powhatan Railroads, near the county
bridge over the Seaboard, going from this
village TO the Courthouse, and about q
nalf-niIe west OF the Farmvi,le and Pow
hatan shops.
They Will erect other buildings on their
track Of about twenty acres, and VIII
greatly aid in building up 4 town here
rhe gentlemen composing this corpora
ton are energetic and en,erprislng, ah1
IN a few years this village may expect
TO be doubled in houses and lnhap1ean's.
It has a hotel, three churches. graded
public and one private school, and several
good stores; and, with cnergy and capt.
lal. the place can be made beauttui
am: desirable resort for the people Nv
ing in the adjacent crowded cities. wa
nr $ pure and good the ci mate de!sAs-
full and exceptionally healthy, and now
with the Seapoard Air Linz the -Atiahtie
Coast Line. the Norfolk and Western, ana
the electric cars passing through the
place. there is no place in Eastern Elr-
/ g.nia better adapted for development ana
habitation by Richmond and PETERSBURG
citizens who wish summer and country
home.
Dan Chambers, the negro in Philips
and aliport,s Construction Camp VINO
was shot by officers last Sunday. While
resisting arrest, was carried on Tuesday
TO Chesterfield Jail. and the doctors think
his wound Will be fatal. He was conf
n,etely paralyze6 in the lower body from
the moment he was shot 1t is SAID
that nearly all the little boys in these
camps carry pistols.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
ELECTION OFFICER BEAT.
His Assai!ant Then Set on by the Officers
Sons, Who Cav. Him s Good Drubbins.
fSnecf,I DISPATCH to Tho Tinex)

-DELAPLANE VA, Nov. 16.-Ad, Hud-
nall tarried longer after dcpositing his
vote at Linden election day than seemed
proper to Jim Pritchard, Republican
Judge. and he Informed him OF the fact.
IIudnall took oTense at this and meet
ing Pritchard after the election, save
him a d.qlboing.. Pritehard,s sons then
took the matter up, and beat Hudnaii SO
badly that they were sent to Jail.
Arthur Charles. Marshall an Ens4ish-
l1lan and a prominent member Of Upper
vile Colt Show Club. met With an acci-
dent last Friday which might have hao
serious results. His horse bscame ut'man n
agesI,le near DelaR ane, broke one SHAFT
and threw him out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
Appropriations for ps;Ircrd.

Special Dispatch TO The Tiul"s)
LUNENBTRG. VA. Nov. 16.-rhe court
entered an order recurring the Board OF
Supervisors of Lunenburg to meet on the
18th day OF December next and take the
necessary steps to carry into effect the
recent vote Of the people of the county
subscribing one hundred thousand col
lars to the stock of the Mount Rog er'i
and Eastern Railroad" which will run via
I.unenburg Courthouse to deep water nsar
Norfolk. Va.
New York State farmers are buyins
Isltatoesz for thei: own consunptinn--a
. situation unheard of there for years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
INAUGURATION OF THE SUNSET LIMITED


Between New Orleans and san Francisco.
Cal. Seasons 1a0f-1902.
on December End, 1901. the Southern
Pacific Company Sunset Route" VII
again place in service. It's palattal sun
set Limited ira ms between New Orleans
and San Francisco. Cal.
These trains are famous tn the travel
Ing; public. from point OF speed. comfort.
and luxurious appointments.
These trains are in addition to the
regular trains operated by the Southern
Pacific Company ana Will leave New
Orleans for San Francisco a 1880 a. ~.
Monday Thursday and Saturday Of each
week, and will leave San Francisco for
New Orleans Monday Wednesday ana
Friday of each week, and are run In con-
nection with the Southern RaiI"ay
through car serv &c to New Orleans, thus
aforeing the most comfortable md ex-
peditious trip to Texas. Mexico. New
Mexico. Arizona California and all Pa
ciffc Coast points.