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f TIIK MORNING AHI'ORlAN TJIUKSIM. MARCH 15, 9l)(. OVERCOAT and MACKINTOSH SALE An ft m win! inducement lo rudueo our toek largo rtuluctioii at U'hh tli at font. C. H. Cooper The Leading House of Astoria f-. . . - ." - u i fODAT' WICATHKR. roilTI.AND. Mimh D.-Wnnhlimliin, (iri'K'Hi ninl Mulio, aiTaalniiul ruin. arounITtown. V John Weal of Vitirt in In tlm city. Prank Kluiier of Chln.M.k l In llif tlty. Jfff'i la "IN only" rvitaurant. Whlto cok U. J. Colllim r liHlipt-nuVnce In In the city. K M. W.mkI.b wti In fnm Nhalrm yentprilay. It II. Pyr of Htith HcnJ I In tliv city on buHliu'M. M. M. Hlixk i'f Portland In In Hid oily on liulnr. K I". rtlai k of I'mldo county. Wean liiKlon, I In Aatorla. lJt U-cent mral, nutnf Sun rnlu rnt. tu Commercial alrecC Mr. ami Mm. James Fliilayeon were In Portland y-atcrilay. Mr. II. D. Johnaon la Ktirat at th OooliU'iit from Portland. Capialii Wallace Siiwrt, of Rioal WNir buy, In In Hip city. Jr rC's restaurant the largrit and beat. A Irlnl will convince you. Mr. and Mm. J. it. Atmly of Mlchl Iran are Kiu-at at tho (K-i'ldent. K. (. liaki'r of Hpokann la In tin city, a gueat nt tlii Vi l lent. Attorney John V. IoK'n of Portland la In Aaiorlit lo.l ly on I'liul bushi". IxxilraMe flUe room for rent: Fla- vl brick. Iinjulre room 17. llcnTvrd ai'nt aale for "Who la Who" 'ln tliU niornliiK at (Irlilln A lUrd'a. Owing to tho atrom ycatertlay tin Hulnt Irt-nc tnmlr no attempt to cron out. I.odt Purr-ilt. Tiii-n'luy, March 1. A reward of ii Mill be paid on hla re turn to Bam Hitrrla. William Iuhlgrn, a native of Kin land, waa granted final i-ltlxiiiaiilp jiIt yeatmluy. Captain Willi Hnow, of tho ateamer llaanl, la cnnflniul to hla home In Portland, with I lie grip. Tim Ib'bt'knh'a will give n toa at thu ritaldi'm-e of Mik. J. It. ('Union thla af ternoon and evening. The March hchhIoii of the county court will b devoted nlmoat uitlrely to bualneaa of routine nature. (lama, Bo do., Smelt, 3o pound; veg etable!, fruit, milk, bread etc New Market, 400 Duano Street, near Tenth. The tux receipt, up to the hour of cloning the aheriff'a nflloe laat evening, amounted In total to a trifle loea than 19,000. Hee "Who la Who," the refined vau deville mualcal farce comedy at Finn SuUA AOJJoiuo) aanoq tu.xto a,.i) Henla on sale today. The "National," Commercial atreet, bntween Tenth and Kleventh, la the only flrat-cloaa all-night lunch house Jn Astortu, Veaterday'a reglatrailona were the amalleat recorded alnce tho beginning of tho term provided for by the stat ute, only live applications being made. Cream Pura Rye. America's finest whiskey. The only pur goods; guar anteed rich and mellow. John L. Carl son, sole agent. The county clerk's office will re , main open tonight from 7 to 8 o'clock for the expreaa purpose of accom modating thoao who desire to regis ter. Tloslyn coal la the best and most eco nomical coal for household use In Aa torla. Try It once and you will have no other. Ueorge W. Sanborn, Agent Telephone 1311, The secret of good living lies In wholesome and well-cooked food. When a restaurant has established a reputa tion along this Una It la the place to patronise. Th Model has thla reputa tion. Near Foard A Btokea. it provioiiM to H'lriiij; nrrivulH wo will umko ft t on tlio wuov nobl.y goods If ff fr Itoilyn coal liata longer, Is cleaner and makes Ims trouble with atovea and chimney Hues than any other. George W, Sanborn, Agent. Telephone 1111. Owing to an accld"iit to the ma chinery lined In the operation f the draw-Wrl l(e at Youiik bay tlio brldgx will reiniiln cloc,i unt r. pulra can b. made. As soon a the m-ceaaury blatika are pilule. I, all blrlha and death mimt be reported to the city auditor. The ordinance resulting thla la an old one, but Ha pioviNloua Iw vv never yd been observed. A tea will b't given at the n ul l -m e of Mra. J. It. Clinton, at 370 Pifl.eiilh slret, thla aftrrnoun and evening, un der the nunplcea of Outeway Itebekali lodge. A cordial Invitation la extend ed to all. The coininltlee in - barge of the lee luro to be given by Mr. Joaquin Mil ler. r-fiuent i ho Aatorlan to augg-at lhat the Indie bear In mind the to prlety of remoxliig their huta while the lei'tor-i lx In progn-aa. lie giH)d to youraclf and good to your friends. When you treat a friend to whUkey, give tilm the beat. Harper whUk?y la the beverage for your friend and for you. Hold by Foard & Htokea Company, Aatorla, Oregon. Mark Warren aUlra lhat he has d- elded not to leave for Dawson until Saturday. The object of Mr. Warren'a trip la to Join hla nroiher Will, In the op. ration of it couple of (lalma which are understood to ba .julie valuable. The Ijiillea" Guild of firoco church announeea that Mla Morey will con- duet a ihailng dlnh ctumi at W. T I', hall on Saturday evening next at 7.30 o'clock. All interested are tor dlally Invited to attend. AdmUHtm IS cents. An alarm of flro calhil out the chetn Iml Inst nlnlit and attracted a large crowd of people. The cuus; of the alarm was a burning Hue In a Tenth atreet cottage. The bliue wna exlln guUhed before the chemical reached the accne. The funeral of the late James Mc Mahan waa (odd yesterday under the nunplcea of the local order of Ragles, and waa largely attended. The re mains were Interred at Greenwood cemetery. The death of Mr. McMahun wna the first to occur among the mem bera of the Kagle lodge of thla city alnce the orgnnlxatlon of the order about a year ago. The Astoria Military Hand lead tho procession to the boat. The members of the uthletlo club mot at the court house laat evening, pur sunlit to th' call of Prciddcnt O. C Fulton, for the purpose of effecting permanent organisation. The organi sation committee was not ready to re port, so adjournment was taken until next Monday night at 7:30, when or ganisation will be effected at the court honso. The stormy weather made the attendance slim, only about 30 being present. A most Interesting meeting was held by Astoria lodge, K. of P. List night. A local lodge of Iluthbune Sisters will soon be orgnnlxed, the petition for a charter having been signed by many more than was expected. The charter oil will be closed very rhortly and It the desire of the local Phythlans that all female relatlvea of the Knights w ho deslro to enter the new lodge send In their name sto Secretary Tiluunt without deluy. A dlnpntch to the Astnrlan last night from Port Townscnd stated lhat Dr. Foster, who Is In charge of the quar antine station there, flatly denien the rumor In circulation to the effect thut the bubonic Jlague, and not berl-berl, aMllctcd the crew of tho Japanese steamship Nanyo Mam, which has been detained at Diamond Point sta tion for some time pout. Tho story Is pronounced a fake. Tho coming iienson promUes to be a most sticccMxful one for buseball, not only locally but throughout the Northwest. Tho athletic club's team will oe very strong this year, and should muke matters extremely lntoi CHtlng for other state teams. A move ment Is now on foot to organlne a Northwest league, In which four clubs -the Seattle Athletic Club, Seattle T. M. C. A., Multnomah and Astoria may enter. The proposed tournament is regarded with favor In Astoria. One of the most severe storms of the present winter raged over the city yes terday and last night, the velocity of the wind being nearly 45 miles an !iour, and at times 55 miles. Signboards and fence wera blown down, and many umbrellas were rendered uselesa yes teidiiy, At IIia Heads the gale raged with great fury, and (he mouth of the river was a rough tlmt no vessel arrived or departed. Tho telegrupli llii'i to the Capr went down early In the day .ind no reports were received, but the wind rnuiH have tfllnln. il a velocity of IW mllea r more at time. Cuptaln Daniel M. Klnnoii, of Glou cester, Mass., la In the city for the pur potto of taking command of the schooner JcmhI. Cuptaln McKlnuon la very much pleased with Ids nw c..m ui.ind. Ilo Is an old tlmo New Kng land iVIiermin, having been In the l.uxInchH for nearly 35 years, and was miied by Meaars. Grunt, Whipple, linker and leathers, owner of the schooner. Th. J. aslit vlll probably go lo aeit on Hutiir lity. She la -utppcd with alx dorl a and the owners think their ilshlng venture will prove very am c eaaful. Th 'y '-ave a steady mar ket for all tho halibut Ihey ,. at. h, and the llsh will be shipped In cold-stor-eue from thla city direct to th Eastern markelH. A illHpati h from H.m Francisco aaya that w exodus of thousunda of Chi n se fishermen w ho are yearly employ ed by the contracting fishermen In Alaskan waters ban not commenced thla )vur .i uxutil, and conslderalile doubt la expressed ns to the probabil ity of the Hiinti.il emigration taking pla at all. Th? Chinese who are em ployed by tho contractors are object ing lo the action of the I'nlled Stale ollli er who Is In charge at the quaran Ho. regu'ullon In Ahmka. They i.ay lhat the ollVcr refjaed to allow the shipment of tho bodies of the Chinese w ho die In the Juris llcllon from their temporary resting place to China. The Chinese Six Companies have advised an appeal lo the government at Wash ington. The March session of the county court opened yesterday, all members belli pn-siil. Tho duy waa devoted almuwt exclusively to road matters, Petitions from W. K. Jnplln and Jacob Httiro for rood Improvements were In iroduced and final action deferred until Monday. A petition from Paul Aho and others for a county road In dis trict No. ll was thrown out by the court on technical grounds. The law rejulrca thai four notlcca be posted at the court hue and at p. Huts throughout the district but In this par tlcuhir Instance only three were post ed. Tin' commlssloncre also decided that the terminal points of the pro posed road were not suMdently defi nlte as set forth In the petition and tho petitioners were advised to draw up another document and comply ni'iw closely with the legal require men is. An organiiatlon known oa the Pa !!!: Const Dredging Company has leen Incorporated by II. O. Gleger, W. II. Itemmlngton and A. K. Alber Ion, of Tue.it'in, with a capital slock of i0,0oo. The articles of incorpora tion of :he company permit It to 1 a general drcdiflng business. Mr. G.lg'r Is a well-Known rallioud contractor, Mr. Heminiiton Is closely connected with tho Northern Paclfi?, and Mr, AlherUon Is cashier of the National Unnk of Commerce at tacoma. The oig.tnlx ttlon of tho new dredging com pnny Is a step toward the commence menl of work by the Northern Pacific at Tueomn, The new company, will, in ill probability, be grunted the con tract for deepening and widening the channel In front of the Northern Pa- rifle a new wheat warehouse sites. The contract has not ; et leen formally warded, but an intimation has been given the contractor that their'a was the favored bid. A gentleman now residing In this city and who. for several years, has been connected with the shipping busl nss on the river between this city and Portland In connection with trade engaued In by vessels from foreign porta, has submitted a communication in which he seta forth nom of the reasons for the peculiar manner In which the commerce on the river Is being conducted under the Influence of the apparently all-mighty clique at Portland. In the article he says, among other thlnga: "Some time back Captain Klavel had control of the towug. and pilotage on the Co lumbia river bar. He owned the thrcs tow boats, the Orenham, Astoria and Columbia, each one of these boats be Ing fully as powerful as either of the boats on the bar at the present time, and they were far better as bar boats. The ships, at the time Captain Fla vel had charge of the bar, were small In 'comparison to those of today, very few of them registering over 1.200 tons, and often It took two boats, and sometimes three, to bring a ship In against the current. Now, with the mouth of the river made narrower by a Jetty, and a strong current running out. and the ship being twice us large, it is no wonder phlps have to lay too outside and wait for a fair wind and tldo to get in. And the ianie thing seems to he the case in getting out. If the O. It. & N. had built a pow erful boat when they let the contract for the tug Wallulu, It would have been better for the ships coming here, but as long as they give no better service at the mouth of tho river Just so long this port will be discriminate 1 agnlnst by owner of ships. There Is another grievance against the O. U. & N. and no where else In the world could it be tolerated. It Is this: Often the pilots rail ships in and out, but this corporation makes no reduction in their towage bill and actually col lect for a service they do not per form. Their service on the river Is worse than It has been for twenty years, ships having to wait at each end three or four days. In former years the old management could call Pears' Pretty boxes and odors are used to sell fuch soaps as no one would touch if he saw them un disguised. I'eware of a soap that depends on something outside of it. Pears', the finest soap in the world is scented or not, as you wish; and the money is in the merchan dise, not in the. box. All aorta of store sell it, especially drought; all aorta of people ore iug it, Into service alx atern wheel boat t'nder the existing order of thlnga all they can now command la two.. It look quite a number of year to make Captuln Fluvel let go his hold on the towage and pilotage on the Columbia river liar, and the same people In Port 1 bind who howled wolf at Captain Fla I vel, are now working to put the whole ( business into the hands of a mono ; poly, and they will find out when too lute '.hat the O. It. 4 N. has got the shipping of Oregon, like the farmers, by the neck." The woman who, In this city, repre sented herself ns Miss Doulse David from Huffttlo, N. Y., In aeurch of a brother, but who now appears to be an Impostor, has at last come to grief In the neighborhood of Corvillls. A special dispatch to the Oregjnlan from Corvallls gives the following Interest ing details of the woman's moat ex traordinary career after ahe waa run out of Portland by '.he i-ollce: "Hilda Hobson, or Louise David, wsn arrested today at Soburg on a warrant from Justice Holgate' court. of this city, charging her with larceny of a livery rig. Sheriff Klckird Is tx ported to arrive with the woman to morrow afternoon. Hilda Hobson ar rived here on the boat early Sunday morning, and shortly afterward ap pea red at the livery stable and aaked for u rig. She gave her name oa Lou lik David, and said ahe had a sliver hip. She hud her crutches with her and said she was shot at the battle of Santiago. At the livery stable she said she wanted to go to the home of her uncle, who, she alleged, lived four miles south of town. The livery man wanted to send a driver along but Hilda demurred, saying that she might want to stop longer than would the driver, or that her cousin might want to come back to town with her. She talked so plausibly and so smoothly that Liveryman Elgin fitted her out with a horse and buggy, and she at once left town, going south. When she went to get Into the buggy, she declined the proffered aid, and climb, d In with ease and grace. Liveryman Klgln has not since seen his horse and buggy. A warrant was issued last night for the arrest of the woman, and Sheriff Ulckard learned that at a lut.' hour this afternoon she was at a farm house two miles from Harrlsburg. The rig, the sheriff also learned, Is at a HHrrlaburs livery stable, where It waa felt by the womin Sunday after noon. THE MOHR LINE BOAT3. Preliminary Arrangements for Their Construction Completed. It Is understood that the necessary arrangements for the construction of the boats to be used on what is known as the Paul Mohr transportation line have been made and that active oper ations will be commenced at once. The demenslons of the boat will be: Length 200 feet; jeam, 32 feet; depth of hold, 8 feet. One will be fitted especially for passenger traf fic. Her cabins will be equipped with all the modern conveniences. The other will have first-class pasesngcr accommodations, but will be able to carry a greater amount of freight Both boats will be equipped with high pressure engines of great power. Their boilers will be capable of standing a high steam pressure and will probably take cool for fuel. From Portland it Is reported that a knock-down boal, the timbers for which have been recently sawed at Johnson's mill, is belli loaded on the cars on the O. R. & N. switch on the East Side. It will be shipped to a point opposite Columbus on the upper river, and there put together. The boat which will be built at that point will be 165 feet In length, JI2 feet beam and 6 feet depth of hold. It Is under stood that the boiler and engines are now on the ground, Captain Cochran having brought them from Chicago. The steamer Frederick Hillings, which was recently purchased from the Northern Pacific, will be supplied with a new boiler and will go Into commis sion Immediately as a construction boat. The report is current that the next move on the part of tho company will probably be the construction of a first-class, light-draught boat on Snake river, at some point above IUparlu. For about three or four months In each year, Snake river Id navigable from Pasco to the Orande Ronde. The re mainder of the year boats can operate only between Riparla and points a few miles above Lew is ton. CIRCUIT COURT RtflrNESS. ' In the circuit couit yesterday orders were handed down by Judge M I!rlde as follows: I'.ohm, Hlgglns & Company vs. Ous Campbell and Grace Campbell -Arms, settle'! and dismissed. .Michael Ness vs. Clatsop Mill Com pany, plaintiff allowed until today to (lie an amended complaint. Cobimbla River Parkers AssocUtlon vs. Knyart ac Cook, motion to atrlke out part of the amended complaint sustained In part and overruled In part and defendant allowed 24 days In which to answer. Astoria Savings I'.ank vs. David Keefe, judgment on verdict, Henry Teller, executor, va. George And-ron, Judgment for the plaintiff In accordance with the verdict render ed by the Jury. REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. Total Number of Names ou the Roll to Date. Axtorla Precinct No. 1 W AitorUi I'recln.t No. 2 Ill Astoria i'recln. t No. I H AslorU rreclnct No. 4 128 Actona I'reclnrt No. 6 l-'s Antoiia Precinct No. ( 88 Astoria Precinct No. 7 67 John Day Precinct 19 Svenson 13 WallUHkl H New Astoria 81 Warrcnton 17 Clatsop U .SeasiOe 25 Melville 7 ( had well 17 Youngs River .....10 Olney 24 Knuppa 23 Clifton 28 West port 4 VeKpur 2 Jewell 8 Mlshawaka Elsie 9 Push Total to date .105 I HossSenscand Nonsense! A Public Eipmton of Frt r vat Opinion. Mr. Carnegie app-als to Mr. Bryan to defeat the pea.e treaty. Thla minds an Eastern exchange that Bry an and Carnegte would make a striking oizarre ticKet. If the Elklns-Widener syndicates Keep on at the present gait they will own the earth before long and be ready to tnKe option on tne other planets. There should be good times ahead for tne inventors of flying-machines. 0 What would existence be worth to the Hon. Carl Schurx If he were de piived of his old-time privilege of wf.rnlnij the Amrb an people about six time a week. And. also what would be thought of Mr. Schurt If, Dy acci dent, some time, he should look upon .t,. V, ...... . .. . i Lite Blue ui a iUC3UUli; 0 A dispatch from Wichita says that ex-Kepivsentative Brown has chal lenged ex-liovcrnor Leedy and that as tre latter is a Quaker his reply is anxiously awaited." The connection of caure and effect is not obvious. We rhotil.l rather challenge a Quaker than any other kind of a warrior, for the very reason that we might await his reply with equanimity. According to the latest reports fur nished through the Associated Press as well as private correspondence. Con sul General Wlldman was custodian of the Filipino Independence fund. and he has been sued oy the Filipino committee at Hong Kong for S47.0O0 which is said to have oeen left In his care. When It Is remembered that the government was constantly warning htm that he must not commit himself in any way to the insurgents the sig nificance of this latest revelation will b fully appreciated. As a diplomat Mr. Wildman Is an amoosln' cuss but too cussed anioosin' for Uncle Sam's consular service, which Is not a ma nngerie. Mr. Wlldman's case Is merely another Instance wherein the man gets into o!Tiee through the accident of birth and rich relatives rathr than for the mental acumeu and diplomatic Judgement he may possess. SIBERIAN EXILING TO BE PRO HIBITED. The thought of exiled Russian crim inals clanging their way ever the snows of the Siberian plains to a life of terrible desolation, Is one of horror. It Is now rumored that the barbarous custom Is to be abolished, and that Siberia, which Is really a fertile coun try, is to be cultivated. Thla news will be welcomed as Joyfully by the for away convicts as Is the fact by exiles of health, that Hostetter's Stom ach Bitters cures dyspepsia. Other so called remedies claim to cure. That is all. The Bitters not only claims to cure, but has done bo for fifty years. It cures Indigestion, constipation, bil iousness, malaria, fever and ague, liver and kidney troubles. It is the best rr.edictne In the world for thlc time of the year. SOLFILINE. Solfillne! Solflllne! If you are sick and tired of rubbers, which protect your foot from wet or cold, and wish to save continual re soling of your shoes; If you wish to stop greasing your nameee and pro longing the life of some at least fifty per cent. If you wish to i-ive greasing your belts in your manu factory, go to Peterson & Brown, at Astoria, and try a oaae of SolflUne on your shoes and haraeav Buy your shoes only of those who have that sol Take no other. Address, PETERSON ft BROWN, General Agents. Astoria. Oregon. TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAT. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money If It falls to cure. B. W. Grove's sig nature la on each box. Bo. Best Boat Specially Prepared fcr IM!n Beats Durability Guaranteed FISHER BROS. Fancy and Staple Groceries IN ADDITION Feather and Taper Dusters, Market Baskets, Clothes Basket, Telescopes, and Lunch Baskets. Brooms, Whisps, Scrub Buslics, etc. Crockery and Glassware. A a V ALLEN, Tenth and Commercial Streets KOPP'S BEST A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure The North Pacific Brewery, of wbicb Bottled Deer for family use or keg Mr John Kopp is propnetor. makes beer beer supplied at any time, delivery is for domestic and export trade, tbe city free. 4orth Pacific Breuerg Colombia EleetPie & Repair Go Successor to COLUMBIA IRON WORKS Blacksmiths BoilerMakers Machinists hogging Engine laaaaVa-aa""""" Foundrymen Heavy Forging Under Power Hammer a Specially Sole Manufacturers of tbe Unsurpassed ... " Harrison Secton" Propellor Wheel ... Contractjrs for Electric Lights and Power Plants. W. R SCHEIBE, A hill Him al Pipes, Tsescc. . aa 5oiakera' Articles. 474 Commercial St. ...The Esmond Hotel... PORTLAND, ORE., FRONT AND MORRISON STS. j Buropaa plan, Soc to ll.V) pr dr. OSCAR ANDERSON, Manager- American plan, 11.00 to i00 per day. j, c PENDEG AST. Chief Cler at:;: gnnuinnnxu 2 v in injvinnAAnnnnnruvuiriru innnjuvuvutnnsuuuuinnnnn. OTEL n PORTLAND, OR. The Only First-Class Hotel In Portland i. runnnniwuv ivruvnuuinAnnvnvruirvrifUUVuvruvv We Rent New Many new improvements added. See our latest ) - V No. 2 .' X . . . . r Kew Art Catalogue ree . . . - 1 L M. ALEXANDER & CO. Tel Main 571 WEDDING gnam MT'" CMPS BUSINESS CARDS C0PPEH PLATE PRINTERS V ISITI NG CARDS PacificNavigationCompany Steamers-"!, p. Elmore,1 "W. II. Harrison" Only line Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Bay City, Hobsonville. Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad k Navigation Co. and also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. for San Franciaco, Portland and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply t- SarrtMel Elmore & Co. General Agents, ASTORIA, ORE. COHN A CO Agents, T1LLAMOUK Ure. WBnaaiaeeWBMafwey"3ieU"!W f in BM i lieai minmtii i aHiTa uTifi MANHOOD RESTORED arrnaf irrrB thahorromul Impotence. 'l'lMt i f" cifaum UaUvf, lut Obruncv ana r i en kl(inwriml thenrlnary ornansni all uiijHmties. I a'tTsf HBf STW atrenrthens and lettlnrea small weak organs. The reason sufferers are not cared by Doctors Is because ninety per cent ara tr"nbfc1 wlih Prostatitis. CUH DENEistheonijanowa remedy lo cure without uu out-ration. , a1. A written rnsrsntee siren and mnner returned If six boxes does no m riA;Ai...iHH. fijjOaboi.aiilurfiOO.by wall. Kcod fur r&xa circular am KsuaivB&i, Addrtss PA VOL MEDICIHE COW P. O. Box KTi. B&n rranclsco.OU. JfarAaso Paint MARKET Loners' Supplies Kept in Stock Built and Repaired Manufacturer of the Always Reliabla "Li Belle Astoria" Cirar Scheme's Opera Star Scbelbe's Special And Otnr Brands PORTLAND Typewriters Smith Premier Typewriter Ezolaalve Pacific Coast A gen la 245 Stark St, Portland, Ore, CARDS w G. SMITH & CO.. RNflPAVRPS. 22 and 23 Washington Bnildbifl. " portld, OREGON. Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co., A. U. It it U0. fUKHjAisii. ore. VCUPIDENE" Thin irmtt VcJpfoM. ViiaJizer.Uie DIttt.rlfk. tiunol a tftoicmi French pnyiK Un, will quickly cure ti of all D. r. vuiu or cUsrastfa of tbe geueruuve uremia, sucb as Lost M rttihrxwl Insomnl&iHtilriBiQtbeB.'u-lc.beaiinal Emission Nervous Inuilty' Pimples, VnQlness to Marry, Exluuutiim Drains, Varw-r!fl unri Constipation. (stops all loMfs brday or night Prevent quit k. nfssol discharge, whicb. If noteheclreu leads to Hnermatorrho-fc .! 7 CHARLES liccrra
