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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-13
"Our New Change"

We have decided 10 make change
in our business and are going to dis
continue carrying mems footwear Mt a
LARGE REDUCTION"
In the future we shall carry Ladies'
Boys, Misses and Children's footwear
in all styles and at all prices. We ex-
pect hereafter to make our store an
"UP-TO-DATE LADIES SHOE STORE"
We will give FREE SHOE SHINES
TO LADIES ONLY" We have learned
that the ladies appreciate an up-to-
date shoe store where they can get
their shoes cleaned free while they
wait, And if we make our store still
more convenient for ladies we fully
believe they will appreciate the same.
Those holding shining coupons must
have them in by Feb. 18th. After
this date they will be considered of no
effect.
Now ladies', we invite you 10 give us
your trade, 'Our Motto" is zone
Price" we treat all alike and take
pleasure in giving you prompt and
polite treatment.
Now Gentlemen, come early and
have your first choice. Our goods are
all up-to-date, prices from Sl.25 10 81
both in fine dress shoes or heavy worl;
shoes. Come early, Sale is now on.
| City Shoe Store"
w. NJ. HANSEN, PROP.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-13

Horse Power Street Railways.
Half Of all the street railway track
age now operated by horsepower is In
New York City.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-13
JOHN BENCH

is located on South Main street and
handles fine line OF Dry Goods, No
tions, etc. The cheapest place in
town for Painting, Wallpaper, and
Paper-hanging.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-13
Kansas Dialect.

There are n great many people who
no sooner in than 1t wants out, and no,
sooner out than II wants in.---Atchi-
son Globe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-29

Yttt4 001tt01tI &etfet3t Tor
Detroit Mutate1tr MSfoctas
ton, fort9qer Mn9e Qbtnoe~, tnao
De ttal 8fpre for at 1ttto9aa Suterter
% 2toelter, fo%taatfa0et beo &bttts
oefD8oouttte.
r&jere @rs. Tinfbam: Tan
f1lbt I'D a1befale 2bbia 6. 8intbam's
-8e8etable COMPOUND til De al mine @g>
fire, Der Iiber al fpin6elig @beftelie %
Be 2ibelfer, &ni11berne ofte biemigges al.
Seq 1eb flere Maaneber al aIminoelig
@beftelie og bar faa, mat, at leg fnapt
funbe bore paa 8enene. Seq babbe ftitz
fen6e Smerter pg bar meget elenbig.
S min Sortpilelie tilraaoebes leg at
BRUCE .2pbia 6. &intbam's 8egetable
COMPOUND, o8 Bet bar en- @erfebag for
mig, ba leg tog BEN FORTE 9oiis, tbi ba
beebnbte min &elbrebelie. Otter feg
Tiger bar leg ct NIT @enneife, friif / en<
bber @enieenbe. Seq fsrte mig iaa lbfz
feIig, at leg pnifer ale libenbe. &binber
ogfaa ma blibe friife." - Miis @uiIo
@nnon, $50 Sones Ctr. 9etroit.
Deicb., @efreter for gmatenr Mrt Ms>
~fociation 5000 g,be buts lite ortstnalen ii
ouenuenute B-eu, font Dtir bets segtbeo, tan frtmteeees
Maar ,11al1 btt6ufer, at @fif8 @anuoui
8rtb hun er ct at 1talftge @uubreber, ipm b
ftaoig ofentlisgjBri 2anbetS Nuiier, Tan Scr
bien al Mrs. &infbaunsM eotct1 life beitribes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-29
SCOTS EMULSION

passer for spedb0rn og Born,
der err magre og blege, naar dc
burde v@re fede og r0dmussede,
for Mand og Kvinder, der er
svage og- skrobelige, naar dc
burde v@re starke og sunde, -
for ale, der like iaar den til
strakkelige Nering nd af deres
Fode.
slet Blod, magertL egeme aab-
rer Doren for Sygdom. Scott's
Emulsion sparrer Vejen: Den
gjor Blodet rigere, skaber su1lde
Muskler og fremfor alt giver Nae
ring.
Undgaa de saaka1dte Vine,
Cordiais og Extrakter afTorske-
l%evertran, der kun e. tilberedt
for S1nagen, intet indeholder at
Observation-Disclosures Vardier, og
som indeholder en- stor Procent
al Alkohol.
Scott's Emulsion har i over
Ct Fjerdedel Aarhundrede varet
Diet paalideligc Torskelevertran
Pr8parat.
vi vi, seuds Dem en- Prove frlt paa ForiaHgende.
scerr s BowSE, 400 PearlStrcet, New York.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-29
Gen bcrprnte Mbclina Gatti fsr

9cm berpmtc Moclina &atti fer-
tnfler blanot on6et til en- SsSntes-
bietper:.
@n 8egibenbe6> lom let fun6e base
babt femme Selger, in6traf / 8nfa<
relt. Sor at ie mig be6re bar en-
Man6 flatret op paa en- fremlpria<
gen6e Sernbielfe pe6 @iben al Gee
men. San miite6e 6o6feltet og faI&
lige / &obe6et paa en- ltaffels &one,
1om ito6 bag &ulisierne. sun fsnt
%olborlig til Sfa6e og ifreg bbit> iaa
BET bgrtes ODER 'bele Sbeatret, %
eiabltffelig begpnote man at rode
~8ran6" paa EIifuerplobi len.
S ct Nu bar be!e &ublifnm paa
&enene. So leg itrofs foritob, 1t
en- Sanif / oct oberfpr6te Stun billie
foraoriage mango l1lpffer, raabte
leg, ioo bit jeg fnnbe: ~9et u
lite 8ron0, Ser er ingen Sorel" ~
fortiatte me6 at ipnge til Slbitee<.
fompognementet, og efter ct Bor 81.
ner bar Bublium roligt igien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-29
bas set at re66e @elqtningen paa en-

6es oct at re6be 8ei9tntngen paa en-
&alb ner. Ser in6ebrenbte Is
Spin. SEES berre fit en- &ieneite,
farl lit enc Sen len:t ifaaret paa @in+
6ueSglaSiet> ga gan maotte ipringe
l1o giennem ct &inr,tc for at foa SIRE
oturer11e re66e6e. SPIRIT efter at
ban bap0e bragt Ell @ingltplag / Sit
fcr6eo boS en- Nobo ionf fan iammen
poa @run0 al 8lo5tobet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-29

- San: ~9u bar bel BORT s~t
9iogenes, iom gift omfrinJ me6 a.
2pgte for at i6ge efter en- agtperM1
Dtan6?"
Sun: u9et bar 6umt al bom st.
Mgtber6ige Men6 finder man lite
paa Cohen ON Natten; be er biem.
me hos fin Samtlie."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-29
DR.. Niles Anti. Pain Pills.

Ct burtist, fttert os paalibelisr weibbel for ips e1er
nerpps 3onebpiue. Rpsfmerter, Mapepiue, seeurdIaia.
sserosftet. SSrritab,liet.; 6snulpsbeb. Sigt Sctatea.
snbeboIoer bperfeu Opium, ener Morftn os ~eftrrlober
iusen femme gfttrnirfninger. IS 9nfis Csc goo
apDtbcter eaer fenhes at Or. Mi1es, MebieaJ
en-. Gltbort. sS%nbiano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-29
men oct bapoe Bolitiet.

SQ91lQ9eI al TOI1Ilell19es SpN19otV
maotte TDfferen forti9tte fine 8eisB /
ct. @etersborgs offentlige 2ofala,
pg / 2gbet II fort Sis babbe man paa-
grebet mere enc ct gu i'm 2ommetppe,
lom ale itaf bereS 8ptte til Bgreren
al Si0unOerbuen.
Set bar Ell Del Banoe al 2omme=
tpoe, lom bopbe ufiolt at berrtte Soft
meO Iaooo111e @lier Iom 9epoter for
0ere5 Npocrier. s bette 2icnreb nor
0e Is 9ucr blcpen Iobe0e.
Folitiet Dor lna DenrDft ober bcn-
ne 0pbogelic, at set operroftc Or
gonilten en- an elig Ee11gegope.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-29

9aa8IssA 1870
MblIefa1g &ierting Mgl.
1e peo @e6oing ct af @ieren, g. Sal,
fenberg, folgt til 80. Misien, for 81.
oen 6orpogter al @aitrup Mglle be0
Sooerslep. &i6beren bar BOG forbe=
bolot fig 8etenfningsti6 en- nge.
Spare og 2oanefasien for
&pb6ing 8p og 9n1een" bar io1gt Sen
Sen ttlb6renoe @eirmelle / 2intrup til
Mblleforpagter Miel? Mn6erien fra
Spnoer 2dgum mes Gtltrebelie til
1. Nroember 1904 for en &jpbeiltm
al 1880 M. M6llen / 2intrup
er I'LL / fomplet 5ton6, I set Sen / set
iioite Mar er blepen foripnet me6 to
1p Singer og en nD Mfie, bbiffen @e-
paration bar foltet @osien ca. 1900
M,, til Mgllen b5rer 1 IS. 2ar6.
2erer 2orent. 5 en
@iprtoeb fanh+ forle6en, Sd Fan
fom tilbage til fit @fole efter S1le=
ferten, at ser bar fit ct Sn0bru6
banS 2eiligbeo. Mlt 8obabet bar
e6elagt og flaaet / Gtpffer, og @t1tm-
perne- ipre6t omfrina paa @ulbet.
San bliber til 1. Mprtl forflpttet til
@euminiter. San far / 6en Sib,
ban bar peret Ser / &omunet1, iao
go6t iom intet Sornfbem babt me6
Sfolefomunens @eboere. Ser for,
talIes, at ct Har tD'fe @ejierbilreoer,
iom fon6tes / 2ejlighe6en> ingen iom
bellt 0berlaIt baboe li6t; set Ter noe,
lten 10, iom ONT &errerfets 1bpper
6eroe6 bor billet tilfjen6egipe, at Der
ingen Bolttif bar neret n1eb / @pi[,
let.
Barn i Bleie. Torle>
Sen 56n6og @fterm;hbog fom en- BEL
flg6t Dame gaaenbe / Eerfelsgo6e /
&abersleb meb ct fpe6t 8orn poo
Mrmen. S DGren til en- Mrbeioers
2eiligbe6 itob 6enncs Dutter. So
men fp11r9te, ONT fun life bil6e 'poa=
tage fig at paste @arnet, ug ga Ni>
gen tn6btlge6e, obersabes Barnet til
benoe, u6en at Damen gob nermere
Oplpsning ON, bbem bum bar. Bi-
gems Screl6res 8citprtelie blep 6er>
for flor, Ga 8ornet life bleb ofbentet
ON Mftenen, og Sc tilbragte en- 11ro>
Zig Scot, 6a Barnet, iom iful6e bobe
Gafe, bar nteget mrcligt. Man6ag
Worgen begab Man6en fig t6 at i6ge
efter Barnets Mo6sr, bbis uoieen6e
:bans Dotter fun6e BEL frtbe. Set
lpffeoes bam at ftn6e ben6e; FUN ct
5fuelpiqerin6e % iful6e @bn6og
Mften meobtrfe beh en- GoreitiIling /
en- itbrre 2an6sbp / 0megnen. So
BEN 2irle lite ifuloc bore me6pirfen=
6e be6 Goreittllinger. bob6e bur al
benrte @runo. gibet Get / @leie til @i=
gen. @fueipilIerincen lgnne6e Dog
8igens 6orel6re for BET 8eiper, be
boboe babt me6 at paste Barnet.
S16ebran6. BorIe6en Scat
beo 12 Eiben bbrtes 8ran6bornet
giennem @a6erne / @p6oing. Ser
iaoes / nor6peitlig &etning fra 8pen
ct 2Dsifer, Ser fun6e tpbe poa EN-
1t6rre Sloebron6. Set pilte fig at
babe oeret @aarheier Sobannes
Sens's @aor6 / 8imtr1tp> fom bar
ne6bren0t til @run6en. eSl6en bar
opitaaet paa 2oftet Stuebuiet, efter
at 8eboerne bar gaae6e til SO. 9e
fle1te of 8eboerne enm n6 / set Blot,
te 2inne6; lbeller intet af 8obupet
b!ep reobet paa @run6 al Sen 1t@rfe
9left, ser forbolote, at Sl0en 9reb
iaa burtig ON fig. 9erimo6 Ipffe,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-29
Nye Boyer fra Dam
mark og Norge. -

Abdal, Jacob. I Taage. For
talling...... $1,000. %. $40
ALBERT, Elise. Fra de gamle
Prestegaarde .......... 30
Bang, Herman. Ludvigsbak-
Ike, Roman. ........ 2.ae
Blister, Pale. En- Juleferie.
Fortalling. lie
Bruhn, Rose. Salsomme
Magter.. ....... ...... lee
Egge, Peter. Familien paa
Raaum. Fortalling.... lie
Enge, David. Egil. For
telling. ....... 80. 20
Flindt, Emil. Clint fra
svundne Tider 80. Sc
Hamsum, Knut. Kratskog.
Historier og Skitser.... 1.7e
"Homo Sum-. Det gamle
Land. En- Nutidsroman. 2.oe
Keller, Johan. Profiler. &c
Keller, Laura. Karen Jur-
gems til Egtved. En- For
telling fra S@nderjylland 1.3e
Kjer, Nils. I Forbigaa-
ende.... go. -. ..... I.oe
Moe, Axel. Junker Vibeke
Roman for Ungdommen. Be
Nordahl : Petersen, Land
maaleren, og andre For
tallinger.... ......... &c
Pontoppidan, Henrik. San
dinge Menighed: 1.2>
Skjoldborg, Johan. I Skye
gen. Fortelling med For
fatterens Portrait. >. lie
Thomson, Axel. Folkets
Vogtere. Et Tidsbillede 81
Gjellerup, Karl. Romulus
med Illustrationer.. 90. I.6(
R9rdam, Valdemar. Karne-
val.... 80. ........... I.4l
Augustinus, w. Vildspor. 1.o>
Ewald, Carl. Skottefruen.
HistOrisk Roman fra Diet
10. Aarhundrede. -. :. 2.el
Knudsen, ]. Sind. Fort@l-
ling. 5000. ........ Id
Lagerloff, S. Jerusalem.
III. 3die Oplag....-. 2.2,
Madsen, N. P. Strandfog-
dens Datter.... 80. =. 49,
Lie. M. bet brede HUI
mgr. Fortelling..... ;. 81
Rist, P. F.. Lasse Manson
fra Shame. -. 80. 49,. Id,
Sick, ]. M. Helligt Hgte-
oNdO.... ..... ..... 1.O'
Booker, kappel. I'd i den.
vide Verden. Et Eventyr e
Lund, Ole. Guieppe Carl
baldi. En- Historic for de
Unge.... -. ........ g
Russell, w. Med Briggen
efter Do1lars... $3.50. -
Kronborg, p. Historier -. e
LANCE. Fra Diet gamle
Land. $500. .... 49,. e
Portofrit tilsendt imod Indse,
ding at Bel6bet til
c. RASMUSSEN PUB. CO..
~s'n-722-zz4 So. 4. St.. : M-inaeapoas. III
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-11-25
Local News

New apple cider at Mrs. Chapman's.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards have
rented the Chas. Hoff residence.
DR.. Bulge does strictly first class dem
tai work 81
Joe Phelps LETT sunday for Rexbarg
TO attend Kicks academy.
Sadie don't keep her candy-she sells
# 80
John Cozzens of Big Horn, Wyo, is
visiting friends and relatives here,
Solid 1Sk wedding rings from $3.50
up. at Sweets the jeweler. 38
Mrs Denny Moore of Pocatello. visited
with Montpelier friends this week.
Sweet. the jeweler, is now prepared
to do artistic engraving free. 38
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Dunn at Georgetown Tuesday night.
All iewelry sold by Sweet, the jewel
err, includes engraving free. 3S
The six year-old son of Jonn Mattson
of St. Charles died last Sunday of mem
braneous Group.
Decorated china. just the thing for
presents, at Mrs. Chapman's. ~
Dr. Hoover introduced O. little
daughter at the home of w. II. Wolver-
ton last Sunday.
\
You will always find everything good
in the grocery iue at Hughes. 80
The telephone line between this city
and Soda Springs will be completed in
adout ten days.
Just zee Whinyates' Store for holiday
goods and toys for Santa Claus. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Rutherford re-
turned Tuesday morning from month s
visit in Salt Lake
Buy your groceries at the little store
with the big It and get your money
worth
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-11-25

7. G. Mashburn returned last Satur-
day from a six weeks visit at his old
home at Humansville, Mo.
Winter water melons at Mrs Chap
man's-try one, they are delicious. 80
Mrs. j. H. Yearsley aud children, of
Menan, are visiting at the home of her
sister. Mrs. c. A. Hoover.
Fresh Crab apple and orange cider at
Sadie's. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Grosjean are en-
pertaining little daughter, who ar
rived st their home one day last week.
WANTED-Two or more furnished
rooms for light house keeping. Ad-
dress "B" in care of Mrs Emma Phillips.
It will be to your advantage to trade
at The Fair, goods always the best, and
prices always the lowest. 30
Earl Cozzens returned Sunday from
Ogden, where he was taken about five
weeks ago to be operated upon for APP
pendicitis
Stop that cough by taking bottle Of
White Pine couhg syrup, for sale by the
Montpelier Drug Co. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. III. F. Spldell of Preston
visited this week with their daughter,
Mrs Everett Phillips and son. Henry
Spidell.
Sweet, the jeweler, broke all watch
records last week. He sold 16 high
grade watches. 38
Miss Johnson, who is attending school
at Logan came in yesterday to visit
over Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
/ Geo. Fisher.
You may wonder why Sweet. the
jeweler, sells watches 80 cheap-it's for
the purpose of advertising himself be-
! fore competition locates here. 80
The five year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas Roller was operated up
on Sunday by Drs. Guyon and Poynter
for pus in the pleural cavity. resulting
from pneumonia. The operation was
successful and the child is now doing
as well as could be expected.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-11-25
Ritter Bros Drug Co.
LOGAN, UTAH.
Franklin, Preston and Montpelier
Idaho.

Get in an order for fine winter suit
now and have it delivered later on.
Chas. Scfmid, the tailor. 81
J. L. Underwood has prepared for
publication condensed narrative of
events and history of the first organize
ton of the republican party in Bear
Lake county which will appear in the
next issue of the Examiner.
Applicants for positions in the legisla-
ture have already begun to bob up in
Montpelier. Representative-elect Gray
says that he has received requests from
five or six persons asking him to try and
get them positions in Boise this winter.
The Masons of onr city have arranged
to attend the Episcopal church in u
body on Chritmas morning to celebrate
their annual st Johns Day service. A
sermon appropriate TO the occasion will
be preached by Rev. Chamberlain.
! The Echols & Hawkins Ideal Com
pany will play weeks engagement at
the opera house here beginning Monday
night Dec. o. The company is highly
recommended by the papers in the east
where the company has been playing
this season.
The work of laying the tiume for the
Electric Light Cos power plant at
Georgetown Is now in progress. Only
about 100 feet day IL being laid at
present, but In few days 1t il expected
that the force will be able to put In
from 600 to 800 feet. The fiume will be
about 5000 feet in length.
! The ladies of st. Andrews Guild are
already at work planning and drilling
the children of the Episcopal Sunday
School for their annual Christmas festi-
val. The entertainment will be given
in the opera house on Christmas Eve
and will be free to all the children of
of the committee having the entertain
ment In hand.
Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Downing enter.
tanned the Sixty-three Club Wednesday
evening. The gentleman's prize was
! won by Nose Lewis aud the ladys prize
went TO the hostess. Light refreshments
were served, after which an hour or
more was spent in jolly social CONVEX
sation. An enjoyable feature OF the
evening was vocal duet by .'Profs"
Sweet and Stewart.
The Golden Rule people, who now
J have stores at Pocatello, Kemmerer,
Evanston and other points. are said to
be talking of putting in store i'm
! Montpelier. Mr.. Penney, manager of
the Kemmerer store. was here last Sat
i urday looking over the field. but we do
not know what, IL any. conclusion was
reached in the matter.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-11-25
OUR PLEASANT
DEPARTME NT

extends over our whole store. of
course, but our extra pleasant
department is the part devoted
to PERFUMES,
The next time you call on us
ask us about our new oder,
Brazilian Lily. All the adjec-
tives- Superfine, Fragrant. Deli
cats, Permanent. etc. apply to
this new one, but words in an
advertisement can't describe it.
Let us put a drop or two on your
handkerchief.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-11-25

stated that he expected to return here
in the spring.
Mrs. Irene Miller left Tuesday morn
ing for Fairfield, Iowa. where she will
spend the winter with son and other
relatives
The old floor in the opera house is be-
ing replaced with a new hard maple
floor, which will make the hall suitable
for dancing.
When in Montpelier, call at DR..
Budge's dental parlors, over Ritter Bros
drug store. 3S
At the meeting Of Ladies Home Mis-
sionary Society. last Friday afternoon,
Rev. Zimmerman and bride were pre-
scented with china tea set.
Not being able to leave town, as he
expected to do. Father Nolan requests
us to announce that he will conduct
mass here SUNDAY at ten a. m,
| The skating season will soon be here
and when you go to buy a pair of skates
| remember that Hughes has the largest
and best stock in town. SO
4 Thos. Barrett. Justice of the peace.
has had phone placed in his house and
is now ready to dispense justice over
the phone, if occasion requires it.
Teacher. Define It." Pupil-.'It ia
a store where you get the incest things
to eat in town" "a
Rev. Zimmerman will d. liver lecture
before the teachers meeting 20 be held
at Bennington ON Saturday, Dec. 5.
Subject: Character Building, Thought
Power"
DR.. Hoover was called to Fish Haven
| last Saturday to attend Lyman Nelson,
who was suffering from very severe
sprain of the back, caused by over lift
ing
Tom Douglas will visit with his
brothers and old friends here for a
couple of days the first of next month.
He will then go on to Portland to visit
his family.
1t will pay you to look through our
magnificent stock of clothing, dress
goods, boots and shoes and millinery;
latest styles and lowest pricesLThe
Fsil, Sam Lewis. 33
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Hoff took charge
of the Hunter house Monday morning
Mrs Hunter will make her home this
winter with her son, Will ON the ranch
and her daughters in town.
. John Kunz WAS happily surprised
Monday night by about 30 of his young
friends calling at his home, loaded with
refreshments and bent ON having a
good time. and this they succeeded in
doing.
, Chas E. Harris, drew the beautiful
. sofa cushion put mp by Mrs. @. A. Pierce.
The cushion is one OF the handsolnest
pieces of needlework ever shown in this
city and the present owner prizes il
; most highly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Spaulding OF
Pocatello, ate Thanksgiving dinner
I with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wright. Mr..
Spaulding returned to Pocatello today,
but Mrs. s. will visit a week with her
sister. Mrs. Wright.
Mayor Williams is this week wearing
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-13
Marine Notes.

The italian bark Ninfa Is still lying
in the upper harbor. She is lumber
laden for South Africa.
The steamer Prentiss got in late
Tuesday night from San Francisco and
proceeded up the river yesterday.
The barkentine Gardiner City will be
towed up the river this morning. She
goes to st. Helens to load lumber,
The Oregon pilot board held a reg
ular monthly meeting yesterday after
noon. but only routine business was
transacted. During the day the board
renewed the branches of Pilots A. E.
Cam and Erick Johnson.
The sehooner Volunteer. which Is
loading at Vancouver, will take on
cargo OF 100000 feet of lumber. Part
OF the cargo win be loaded at the dock
at Vancouver and the balance placed
ON scows and taken below the bar
there. where It will be loaded onto the
schooner. n this manner the vessel will
avoid the difficulty which has been ex-
perienced by lumber carriers recently
loading at Vancouver.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-13
Adslln. PATTI Ia Portland. orsuon.--

Adsllna Patti In Portland. Oregon
The Worlds greatest singer. Adelina
Patti, together with her excellent com.
pany OF artists. win give grand con-
cert At the Armory building. Tenth snei
Couch ntrecta, Portland. or. Thurs
day evening January II. 1904, at s;ts
o'elock This win he tho srandeas
musical and scciai event In the history
OF the state, Excursion rates win be-
made on all railroads leading into
Portland. The advance sale Of seats
WIN open Monday morning January II.
Out Of town money orders aceompan-
led by check and addressed to Mr. Call
Win y. Heillg, Marauam 0ramf thea
ter win receive prompt attention.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-13
Chance Likely 10 Be Made.

The determination on the part OF the
Astoria Chamber OF Commerce to take
up the matter of the extension OF the
harbor lines in the east end Is gratify-
ing to shipping men, who feel that the
present lines are not properly drawn.
In view Of the fact that Major Langiitt
has always been reasonable with ship
ming interests OF the Columbia, II Is
deemed likely that he will appreciate
the need for further extension in the
east end. and that the request OF the
chamber will be granted, Nothing
will be left undone to secure the de-
sired alteration.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-13
Business Proposition.

II you are going east earfai select.
ion Of your route 10 essential to the en-.
ioyment Of yov trip. II II In a bust.
mesa trip time is tho main consider
aion. II pleasure trip scenery and
the conveniences and comforts OF a
modern railroad.
Why not combine all by using the
Illinois Central. tho up-to-da,e road.
running two trains daily from 81. Paul
and Minneapolis. and from Omaha. to
Chicago. Free reclining chair ears. the
famous buffet library amoklng ears, all
trains vcstlhllsd, In short thoroughly
modern throughout. All tickets read
ing via tho Illinois Central win he hon.
nred on these traina and no extra fare
charged.
Our rates are the same a. those OF
infet'or roads-why not set your
moneys WORTH
Write for full particulars,
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