The morning Astorian., July 21, 1901, Image 2

The mokxixu astokian sixdai, am 21
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gaily atcalmt.
Tlrhon Main UX.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILT.
Bt by mall. jwr year $100
Bent by malt, per month M
erred by carrier. per month to
SEMI-WEKKLT.
Vnl by mall, per year. In advance. IJ.00
All communtcatlona Intended tor pub
Ideation ahould be directed to "Editor
Aatonan." Business communications
Of all klndf and remittances mu'l b
avldreased to "The Astorlan Publish
ing Co."
The Aitortan guarantees to III ad
vertisers the largest circulation of any
newspaper published on the Columbia
rlTer.
Advertising rate can bad on ap
nea o 3 the business manager.
ranee of -prices ha advance.! SO per
cenl. Rut what mho man wvuld que
ilon the ability of the people to py a
third more now? Poo I; matter to the
iv.-nml- nun, out of work and dls
coumgtt. whether food for h, family
is 10 cents in.it.Mivl of le? Four years
agi the army unetu'.'loyed ns o gi-,-t
that ph.Umhropists cv'ul.l not provide
oup h ou-t i enough to proven; .loath
from starvation. Th is not such an
cient history that any ot can have for
gotten. Prices wore low then bectius-
! titer- was little lema-.M. lVtuatid was
llltht b.vuiso Ml'" men Ivid no money
with which to purchase. At present
labor if so w -II employed and well pa:. I
that controversies an- not for higher
wages, hut for nvognltion of he vari
ous lab. r onrint:ioej. When thous
ands of men can afford ro quit work In
order to inst on teohni.nl ;vints of
this kin J It does not .vivir that they
are finding the 'ncrensed cost V'( living
burdensome.
THE COST OF LIVING.
Opponent of the administration seixe
with avidity any evidence tlwt the poor,
down-trodden peple are compelled to
pav nure for the ncceasartes of life than
they did under Democratic government.
A. the statistics of prices compiled by
'Dun's Review-' are the best indication
of the actual cm of living, covering SeO
commo-lries. with quantities of each
taken according to the per capita con
sumption, the comparison for the last
five months is dwelt upon by Free
Traders. as it shows by a non-partisun
authority that the level of prices has al
vaneed 4 per cent, since the pe-Tle de
cided to have no change in policy.
Sympathy for the unfortunate wage
ecrners is wasted, however, as the
Democratic papers appear to have over
looked the following comments on its
index number by the '"Review:"
Notwit'israndi.ig the advance of near
ly 4 per cent, in prices during the past
five months, the consumer Is not suil-T-
Ing, for Improvement In business has
been so extensive that the peoP'e ar
well able to apend more mony. Em
ployes in nearly every branch of busi
ness and all sections of the country are
well occupied, and in numerous instan
ces advances of over 10 per cent, in
waees have been grant! Official re
ports show that the amount of money
in circulation has increased abjut 2 per
cent., and with labor well employed at
good pay. retail trad-3 is s:in-.uia:-l.
This, in turn, affects hob-sal an I
manufacturing lin-s. o :hat all are
WHAT TWO CRNT9 WILL DO.
It will bring relief to sufferer from
asthma or consumption, eveo In the
worst case. This about what one
dose f Foley' Honey and Tar coats.
Isn't It worth trill? Hart Drug
Store.
Nothing maki-s dr-g-ds go
quicker than a mousv.
up
Mr. John Tlppa, Oolton, Ohio, ava
"Foley- Honey and Tar cured my lit
tie girl of a severe cough and Inflamed
tonsil," Heart' Prug Store.
8
S$ Stories of the Hour 8
letting nickel In a slot Is ptvttv
much like pouring water into a rat-hole.
Or.e of the IshmaelitoS is catching it
from all qtatrter Just now The Ta
rcma New rars he Pr:lan 1 Oregon an
sharply for Its meddlesomeness and tru
tally. The San Franc Jk-o Call touches
It up 'n still no.e lively f.wh.on. It it
the dearest privilege of ;he Or-'gon:an
to go out of i;s w iy to ,n:X fi the bus -ness
of ,vher people, and :t 1 -vs the
s"ns.i:ioa of the kicks that .1 so diorv
e.ily receives from ail Je' -nt men an 1
newspapers. The day when I: eouNl
carry th'.r gs w .th a high h in 1 has gone
by. anl t s receiving the universal oon.
temn; and exeeratim that it his i.-hly
earne-3.
Thos. V. Carter, of Ashboro. N. C.
bad kidney trouble atitl one bottle of
Foley's Kidney Cur,- .ffected a perfect
cure, and he says there is no remevlv
that will compare with II. Hart' Prug
Store.
Most of our society women h.v two
faoes: one for home use and the oilur
for society.
Science ha found that rheumattsm
I caused by uric acid in the blool.
This poison should be enoreted by the
kidneys. Foley' Kidney Cute always
make them well. Hart' Drug Store.
Tber are ome men who do not
have to take mud bath In order make
heg- of themselves.
Pr. Oeorge Ewlng. a Practicing phys
ician of S.'iilch' Orove, Ky.. for uver
thirty years, write hi personal rXperl
ence with Foley'j Kidney Cure. "For
years I have betn greatly bothered w;th
kidney trouble and enlarged prostrate
glani. I used everything known to th
profession without relief, until I was In
duced to use Foley Kidney Cure.
After using three bottles I was entirely
relieved and cure I. I rresorb' It now
datly In my proi-t.ce and heartily
recommend It use t all phystcan for
such troubles, for I can honestly state
I have prescribed it In hundreds of: l?u .,. b ,,,. , ,,, ,
oases with perfect su.-C's. Hart An. I ih.- r.i:n siiwlheie I liugh
DRAWING THE IJNE ON JACK SON
A good story is told in Miss mn at the
expense of Its once famous governor,
Claiborne F. Jackson. Before he solv
ed the enigma of love'.ook he had mar
ried five sisters In reasonable lapse of
consecutive!)!. After one wife h.ul
been lost and apparently mourn-M he
espoused another, and he k-pt his
courting within a narrow circle cf his
own relatives, for he rather Ike! the
family.
Th antiquated father of these i 'U
was almoct deaf, and when the gov
ernor went to this octogenarian to :i.-k
for his surviving daughter this frMllok
ing conversation ensued: , ..
"I want Lizzie!" i (
Eur
' I want yo-j to let me have F.liz-a-beth!"
"Oh, y ij want Lizzie, Jo y 'U?" What
for?"
"Ft my nlfi"
Tor life?"
"I '.var.t to mary h-rl"
"Oh. yes! Jus- .!. hear by"
"I'm previous gl.i 1 y--u i " mu".-r-!
th ir1'-r"-' -r.
Ptug Store
The pteaohers have boycotted the.
devil for centuries, but they have faib-1 I
to drive him out of business in thus I
to wn. I
THE LOST KISS.
I put !y the half-wntlen pnm,
Wh io the iii, idly -rail -d In my l.und
Wn:- on -"II id I woi-ls to iN)inple.e It.
Who'd in. id it. or who'd uii'lcisian.r.'"
Hut the little l-aio fivt In ilie tlry.
And the faint sin,ilioie, ,iugh In the
hall.
And ill ecr'e-'ow lisp In the sl. nee,
up t me over it all.
So 1 gather It up where was l.rokon
The t. nr-fiidod thiMd of my ihemo.
Telling how. ,is utght I sat wrltllig.
A f-ury broke III on my divam.
A little i:'.iuisi:iv,. fairy
Mv i n little girl, w Ith the pl I
Of the sun tn ler hair, mi l the dwy
Hlu, even of the fairu-s of old.
'Twa the dear Idth- girl that I scold-ed-
"F--r was It a moment like this."
I said, "w hen she knew I wu luv.
To come romping tn for a kls"
Come rowdylng up fonn her mother,
Anl elimoruig there nt my knee
For one 'Ittle kiss br my dollv,
Anl one Ittle uii.-r for me!'"
Ood iit v the bean that repelled her,
AiM the cld hand that turned her
a wny,
And take, from the llw that denied hoi.
This nnorlex priyer of today'
Take. 1 rd. fn-in my niem'ry forever,
That pitiful -h ,.f despair.
And the natter an I trip f the little bare
fi"'.
Anl the one pii icing i-ry on the slan!
I put l y the half written p.-m,
Whi'- the i- n. I lly trailed in mv hand.
Writ on "Mn. I I wois'n (o c-nil'lete it.
Who d r.M I It. or who'd understand ."'
itnvav.
Ill th-
hal I,
And th- .-erie-low ;.p ,.n the silence.
Try up to me ever it all.
J.imoa Whlteomb Riley.
dcfl alusid. For -the rest of my Journey
I travel s liotli diy and night, with
brief lnim.il" for pl. but might)' lit
tle sleep.
"Hut my tough cxpoil-iicc did me a
world of good, after all It really made
I man of nie After thai da. whenever I
factxl a giitit problem f.-i lti-ti my
Hiouglit iiitsled lo be mil. k and my r-'n-oluiloii
ItiexoiMld.', a picture lias risen
bifoie m mental t"on; the pink
lr'ikisl dawn; the smoke curling In the
fr ty air from the oniti. is of the break
fast fire, the unow covernl wlldi'nicss;
the knolls and hollows, the tluilie of
the half -brertl Indian, u he uis.-.l on
I ho cr-Kt of (he rising giuml mid looked
bark at me for the last time And I
can today fce the sciuv of utter deso
lation which i-nnie ui.-n me s I truck
out for the north with no guMe but the
rising sun Whatever strength of char
teter may have do-ie for me In later
yeaiw I owe to that adventure of my
youth '- K K. I ;ip in Sibven.
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
HFPKCTtVW JULY I, I'M.
I.KAVK I Itlllll AM) Ai
iV t lu I IVrtlniul 1'iiieii i I II I" li
Mii Kor Atlerl and Way u p in
i I'llltlla
ASTUItlA
"?' in i ..t h.tiUii4 .ii, .y
OIl'I'Ull I'uluU
, II . m
Hi Ji'p in
V' III
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Him
II m
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t.i in
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HBAMbK IMVISKIN
Astoria fur Warrnilou.
Oearbail ami t-eaoda
Hraule, nif Wgrri-nbni
and AO.ina
T to a in
e O a ill
4 i III
i .'"'. Ill
I M A a in
i; if t in
I ' I- in
7 .11 p III
XI p III
Pally -xcvpi Saturday.
II tiiturday only.
Traltn leav Aatorla for Flavel. Ham
mond and Furl Hlwvrn at 15 a m
and 6 W p, in. dally, -v Fort Hie.
van for Aaturia at LiM a. ul oJ 1 it
p. m, dally.
All train make rloae eonnectl ,n at
;Jobl w-h an Northern I'aolrto trilna
lo and fi ini the Kaat and Sound p. una
J. C MAYO.
O.lt'l. Freight and l'aaena-r Agent
soi,pii:i:s who ion"t wiiiti?
Ja. a. Amhrt. of P,-lla. O . rt:
"I had an obstinate sore on my face
which everything e!e failed to heal.
After one application of Banner Solve
It began to heal and after three appli
cations it was entirely healed leaving
no scar. Hart's Drug Store.
The average woman prefers flattery
to sympathy.
Any advertlsej dealer Is authorial to
uaruntee Banner Salve for tetter,
eoiemi. pile, sprains, scalds, burns,
ulcers and any open or old sore.
Hart' Drug Store.
WIIKUF. JIM HII.L OiiT HIS i J It IT
Jam .1 11 1', :iv great ta.iw iv mag
rate, b'-gan life in a v-ry luimbl- way
He was a cV'rk ': a M.ssisstppi lvie,
and so . or that, when tie w as callel
upon to -ink.- a nv.lroad tr p f -r it tew
hundr-J miles, he had to borrow 'he
money t . pay f,.r h , ticket. Hut he
was full of pluck and itn-rgy. anl. ee.
if.g an ur. vupi- K.i; In th- field cov-en-d
by th- Huls-i-i Ik.y lomputy. In
the Ke I rtv-r country In I' luad l. I.e
form I a tsirfi-eship with a friend in
One of the worst pvts that bKher th-i 1 "" I" en' -T Ul-.' fur tra l: there.
farttivr Is the politician, I T!l !r ,., (,rJ).. .... ,ta . UlJ u,
an ox tra i sut-pli-N for the French
Oma.liiin trb-s, who drill dlnvtly
with the In bins, make a 1,-ng tourney
through the aiideri-ss to the output's,
and bring hack th-'ir wagons laden with
pell.
on . n- , asioe, while still a .-ry
y ning man. Mf 11.11 ns .-bi g -I to
m.ikt a long m.l.Mtit.r triji al-m-. His
J nitn- y e. threigh ih. aill.-s; ,- .un!iy.
in I w .n , h . ti n .r . r :., r -nch i , . r
tain p. not ali-il ,.f any oomp.-tr.or
II till-1 i k :i t ; i k w.tli ril-i'-s. lnr.-.
A man's w-i-ks may be a pow-r -f ha'f -br - I It; ii.i : f .- a gu. I . mil
Forlland - Astoria Koufe..
STR. "TAHOMA."
Iially Hound Trlpa rx-'pi Kun.Uy
TlMt CARD
tave Portland
I.eav Astoria
The pile that anna .llU wllt be
miick'.y ,n4 ce'-Tianently healed if you
li r;-Witt's Witch Hazel Silve Be
ware of worthless counterfeits. CIIAS.
ROGERS. Druggist.
The most Important people In the
world are thow who mind their own
business.
A bal c-mpl-xl-n generally results
f.-o-n inactive liver and biwejs. In a I
su. h eius-j. Ie Witt's Little Earlv Ris
ers produce gr.i'ifying r-su'ts. t'HAS,
Hi h;khs, Druirg s:.
I il 1 1 1 1 1 VUII
The oftlc.rs ul M get ilj- ki of o't
b rs fnwn home folks, waning t, know
aliout their boy.
Oeterillv It was a ni her whi was
intiTosti-d m her n. aimc iiiies n wlf-
who u anted t know whv her hub.ind
hill not written to ti r. and ot Infie.
ituentlv an anxious w vet'iiMi t pouted
fl-i"h her soul ttiii the d-f'i -n "f
s -me n-oiiM it lover I had a" the let.
tor of the m.it hem un. wive and
grandmothers to attend t- -and the
bills, also-but the c.-loiii conclii.!.-.!
that he woull ..k af- r the re. ilcil
rint ee'h -srtit biuis.-lf. und it was
not until I r-niaikei ih.it it woull N
a g .l thing to tell the people .it honii.
tint he had palm-M off the duns and h.
letters of the old f.'lks .m m--. and I- -k -e
after III., other I-Iters himself, that
he a ided the hunt '-r miwi g w--t-heir's
to my dirti.-s us well. It wa
o-niiinly funny to g-t som. log six
footer "l ller and berate him f -r not
writing to his "g.rl " The excua s were
many and various, and I grvatly en) ,y.
vd them. I Jo ii t think there w-a a
single Instance In which tti,. d iiopi.-n:
11 1 n.t finally do In duty
One letter -om
elgti'-r. a i-ry grre
and ton stolid. iH-rhate", to g.'t into m.- I
He wis a very atiipi-l putchmin. w .th I STR. ''BAILEY GATZERT.
. . i
a stubb -rtiiss ns greal a his suii.i.y
The b- t.-r went on to :.i!e that Mrs
,7 m
7 p. ui
Through Portland connection wuh
steamer Nabcot a frvm llwaco an I Um
Beach point.
Wblls Collar iJne ticket Interchange,
able with O. H. ft N. Co. and V. T. Co
tlckrta.
Teleph.me D-H-k. Telephone 111.
::M mmM Mil
M
dir.
h -r o
.- I th.
!d lf. and her .,i,y i.
in i
DAILY ROUND TBIP
UCCM MONOIT
I . (hit he ha I no' w rtib n to
nt h. r unvthliig s nc- h.. -n'et-r
ice iiti I f .r m-iiitlM h.-f.'.- 1
I -.i. st 'w;y r--; n r i m. v t nr.-
more prosperous anl 'n bett-r p '!:;-n, -v. u .to- It-'t S 11 . s that tin- nh-l-to
me?; the slight increase in f-5-. f '.iv-I r- --nU rh. .! kno.vs i" Y-: y .-j .an
iuv- r.-r. l m v g
-I or evil l.ig after he hus cr -pt m
h:s grave.
I: ;s
eur-1.
I'-Wi'ts M:tl
II
cik-:. if ir.y.h n
hi; ' - - ; -. ,r mi.-.-. i 1 i r.
i t I o.-k it..- f.-r :'-: I w -
i-.ml
Ja.-k-
Tr,-
Sh-
:h-
rris-1
1 b-k --"lys, " F-.-1 my
but .; -jys n ;h..ng au: :1- -ambs.
Ing. Moreover, lp .sits in savings rt 3
other binks cXDa : i rar.i-ily, in le atins
that money is J?ing acoumulat-l d
spite slightlv enhanced .xpn.-s.
In other w -rls. if a man is earning:
10 Ter cent, more money it Is n h Iri
sh ip to spend 4 per .-nt. m--re f-r '-iie
game things, and. in fact. :hrr 'tiH
aosear a net giin of 5 p-r :-nt. Wh:!
the increase in expens-s is an estab
lisheel fact, there is no way of asc-r-taining
the average rise in income, bu:
a far more vital p.iim is the assurance
of constant employment. H-re there
is no roum for qu-stion. In every sec
tion of g.ls is the si.-arcity of hinLs.
rrund f jr labor, and it is frequently . sleepy,
a?serte,i that the only limit to jirluc ' w ILL jgE DVANCBD TO
tion of gxds Is the scarreiy of hands. IJ2 KEPT HIS LEG.
Reports fr-jm the South tell of embar- Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan, of
ra-ssmeii on the plantations through ', Hartford. Conn scratched his leg w.th
1 a rusty wire. Inflammation and blood
this year will be made difficult in the poisoning st por two years he
this year wi be m.de dimcu, in
Throughout the whole "I used one bottle of Electric Bitter
and lVi boxes of Bucklen's Arnica
w II bin g-t
Early It's rs
: i'-t n n . an! -. I. ...-.ay? k.-'P
ur b '!' m perf-t-.-: . rl-r. Thev
rever gr.p- but pr on -.; on -n-y B- li .
K'l.n. HAS. rtoi;K!l.J, Uru'gl.-:.
Th- er-t of flt.aticial suc-ss is'o
f.n! out what th- p-jpl- wan; anl th-n
.r.".-r it.
TO CIT.E A COLD IN ONE D.Y.
Ttk- Laxative BrTno-Quinine Tab
lets. 2;c.
A Woman sh iul 1 not b f.-ollsn .-n .uirn
1 t; d:e f.r a mil, but m t any woman
j is f....l:sh enough to color 'or him.
.urt-.-v op-ns many d-.-irs uni it
I should close th-m, also, when ! look
p. tn. i--m-.-s the the old folks get
Ti:.-s- fam..iis l.t'l- pis. D -Witt's
L.t:i- Marly It s.-rs comp-'l y ur liver
art I b s to do th-'ir duty, ; w. g-v.
ing v ol ur-. r.eli b! lOd to r -out "Tate
v oir b !.-. Ar- eisy i : ik N-tv r
gr.p-. chap. nny.-:n'i. DrugRi.-t.
I .tit tw I i-. -w-r-
in a r- i;i
tit ,i ii t'-n
I - r n t
Pi ''.ets 'I. It ).
kill ,ti ! ,
f -'I ei . , 1 . .
ri i! f'le ti id
w 'tl -ti . y
tli.t; hi. Ii
pi- : it.
I.I I
leVi v I him 'hi: night.
'Why . t -n't oii wr.'e to y eir w f
I a-l, -I h in. r. c.-U ing in ! plv but
IMV-I-I -1 - i t 'i!.. ' 1 a. 1 ; y 11 kll ev ' 'i.
i -v IV fro::: , ,m i.t.i' on. ,i... ,., .r nv lr.- Ill d-l " '-I ' '
::t i-'v string-. '. '..- j ' ll.min.l"' he . x l uni-- 1 -t.-ni'ig n
.1 o- !.,..m.i!k f .my r.oin I .- s ' -h d t - ,, '.i "'
i M" 11.1 -i o -ui- Whv. ,.f oiur.e." .-..il li.t
u I-
i . i ,i - p it oi '
f '.It-.l 'let t'l
la' '1 by - oil
: n.'h: h- -!.-.,
I i. in I .- i i . -r i
Mini- I :i s e -t - i
II
ni;-- r
Th i
-1.
If flirting Is Kti'eh enjoyable iMsstim-.
Any don'; husoands Ibrt with t Vi-ir
wiv-s?
same way.
range of trade anl industry dosed
shoos are now the exception. There
muet be these exceptions, however,
because soecial Influences affect con
ditions, and some manufactures of
bad judgment glut the market with
certain articles, -while changes in fish
Ion and tastes suddenly withdraw the
demand for an article that has enjoyed
great popularity. Even in these isolated
cases clever managers are able to dis
pose of the surplus in o;h-r sections of
the country when money is abundant.
.Speculation will also cause havoc in an
industry at times by the inflation of
prices of raw material. This was re
cently the case with cotton, which wis
found up to 12 cents a pu-id, and mills
Wt-re unable to secure a commensurate
advance in go eJs. Asij- from these
cases, -which are few in numb-r. there
is vigorous proS-Tutlon of work in mills
and mines, forests and farms, and om-
seouently store keepers and merchants
find business healthy. Clearing hou-e
xchangc-s, in excess of all previous rec
ords, measure the volume of trade most
accurately.
Carrying the comparison back over
four years to the time when Mr. Mo
Kinley first took the reins of govern
ment makes a still better showing for
the champions of Cotdenism, as toe
Salve and my g was sound and well
as ever." For Eruptions, Eex-ma.
Tetter, Salt Rhume. Sores and all blool
disorders Electric Bitters has no rival
on earth. Try them. Hart's Drug
Store will guarantee satisfaction or re
fund mon'ry. Only 50c.
Sam Jones said that with the girls
cutting down th-ir eorsiges for the ball
room and cutting up their dress skirls
for the bioyol he was getting uneasy,
hwaiise he fa Je to see vhere lh-y
were going to to;j. Sam ought to 'urn
his head the other .. .j .... not try to
see.
"I am lni-b:l to One Minute Cough
Cur- f r my present good h-alth anl
my lif . I was tr-ated in vain by doc
tor for lung trouble following la
grippe, i tol One Minute Cough Cur
and recov-r;d tny health." Mr. E. H.
Wise. Madlsm, Ga. CHAS. IUKiETtS.
Drugjlst.
In I ,-in, f.,r x.inu.l- il-
t :t: ly It-w unmutttti- n from 'h-
"Tl 'Ati ii I iv n- ir -s; th- slipp --.
i sl -i - r. l.-avuig ih itli-r. n. ur h:ins-lf. i
1 s : I I-..i !-! i
i
! Mr Il.il -I I s m v ry rip:, thinking ' I coru-s my-lf h-r-w.-h:
i ih- n-x' hour, an I con, lud-l r.is-mir ov-r Hi.- ,.
i' h.s .li'.-irni.. ,,f ,ho,e was b-- ;,, tb,. regiment, I
t i I
ki v il ur- a t it'i-r "
' V II." Il . --I'- I -,! ,'!
"I kn c.v it -...w. b it I I In t I.
f '
1 1 I era- I .us. in in" I . i
Ion : in. in t i i ll in.' v -I I. f v it a .
ill .ml ha . n- --r w t to n ' , V V"
"l o ;hi So." he so.. . l- tllli y
' Why did you do b "
"V-l. sir. v. .piaii'.-led; li - llgb's mn
tn-. and t-lls ui.. to go t . d- t- ilfnl. an-l
Cascade Locks. Hood River, White
Salmon, Lyle and Tfie Dalles
TIME CARD
I...xvs Portland 7 A. M
Arrive The Imlb-s J p. M
leave The Ihiil s 4 p. M
Atr.v- Portland 10 P. M
MrALS THfc VrHY UlST
c 'Sim I iv Trips Leading 1-v.nure.
t 'TbU Route lias the lrnra: rlcenlc
Attract. .ma on inrth.
I.AMMN-I ANH HI."! ,.'-e .MnT HP
A LI 'Kit UTRKKT
li'il'll PIH N'i:.. MAIN 31
I'oRTI.ANI'. oltK
t. W. CRICHT0N. Aft. Portland
JOHN M. FILL00N. Agt. The Dlllc
A.J.TAYLOR. A(t. Astoria
sp-s-tfi .1 11 tl -1 .11
oiltlllll- I , W-ll. I
tw-.-n submitt in
Man Is a slave to the elmlghty l.lar.
and woman to the cervts bargain
counter.
DeWiU's Witch Hazel Salve houll
be promptly applied to cuts, burns anl
scalds. It soothes and quickly heals
the Injured par. There are worthless
counterfeits, be ure to get LvWltt'i.
CHAS. ROiERS. Druggist.
Some nr-n vote as they pray, but they
never pray, unlesa it I to ask for a per
sonal fr.vor.
murd-red im.l ar-n't you -rry f.-r th-ouarr -I'1 I'm't
f.i-ing th. -Tils .,f praelri.. and for-sl y ui cur,- anythl g f.-r your wife ,,t ;i.-;
nloii-. Wh.-n b.s iolve wis tak-n. h- j baby?"
pr-t-n l - l to w.ik- iij,, and ord-r-il his ' " V.ih. I gnulen for '-m both " j
guid- to pr-;rire lii.-jkfast is usual., "Why don't yu writ- lo h-r, ihen-i
Whi!- this was In progress, h- contriv- Ifrt a shime."
-d to p hims-lf of the ..s gun' "j w,n tlnkltr alsit It. I v.k goln" j
and ill tl-ir Joint stop- ,.f .imriiunitjon. 10 ttr(.. after awhll-."
Th-n h- ojiened th- knnps,ir-k, took out . Hl. ,jwn th,T at thm tabl- anl
rations -nuugh lo k-ep n man from
starvi.tlon for a diy or two, thr.-w th-m
in I i an rnpty flour bag, and hand.-d It
THOUSANDS SENT INTO EXILE.
Every year a large number of poor
suff'-rers v-h -s- lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urgel to go to
anoth'-r climate. Rut tnls is costly and
not al.vays sur--. Don't be an exile
when Dr. King's New Discovery for
'.onurriptiori w.n rure y.u at home
It s the m .n infallible medicine for
Cougns, Colds and all Throat and Lung
disease, oti earth. The firs; dos- brings
r-li-f. Astoundir-g cures result from
persistent use. Trial bo'tle free at
Hart's I'rutr S'e.re. I'ric- 50c and $1.00.
Every bottle guarantee!.
"I wish to truthfully state lo you and
the read-rs of these few llms that your
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Is without ques
tion, the best and only cure for dys
fi'psia that I have ever corns In con
tact with and I have used many other
preparations. John Beam, West Mid.
diesex, Pa. No prep, .ration equals Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure as contains all the
natural digestants. It will digest all
kinds of fovi and ran't help but do
vou good. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist
If whisk' -y was rrt in antidote for
n.ik- bit-s. what excuse, would thn
inake have for living?
No place In Oregon has so many pr-t-tv
E-lrls. -icording to population, as As
toria. Th-y are llow.frs of humanity,
but they get m'sst of their perfumes
from the drug-stores.
FOOD CHANGED TO POISON.
Putrefying foo In the Intestines Pro
duces effects like those of arsenic, but
Dr. King's New Life Pills ixpel the
poison from clogged bowels, gently,
easily but surely, curing Constipation.
Ulllousnoss, Sick Headache, Fevers, all
Liver, Kldn'y and Rowel troubles. On
ly 25c at Hart's Drug Store.
You 'in nev-r cure dyspepsia by
dieting. What your body need Is
plenty of good food properly digested.
Tren if our stoma'-h will not digest
lr. Kodol Dysp-psia Cure will. It con
tains ail of the natural digest ints.
h-ni-e must dlg--st every class of food
and .so pr-pare it that nature can use
It in nourishing the body and replac
ing th- wasted tl.-HU H. thus giving llf-,
h'-al'h. stp-rig h. ambition, pure blood
and good h-al'.hy appetite. CHAS.
ROGERS, Druggist.
A woman 'an make a gr-at change
in a man's life, but she re'iuires tt lot "f
charges while doing it.
DON'T LET THEM SUFFEIt.
Ofpn children are tortur-d with lt'h
ing and burning eczema and other fckln
dis'-as'a but Ruckl-n's Arnica Salve
heals the raw sores, expels Inflamma
tion, leaves the kln without a scar.
Clean, fragrant, cheap, (jhere's no salve
on ear'.h a good. Try it. Cure guar
tinteed. Only 25c at Hart's Drug Store.
to the Lilian. "Now," go!" he com
mand-l, cov-r.ng tils companion with
th - loaded gun, "Oo, I t-ll you!"
I b-ll you!"
Tlie half-breed nnat he the other gun
but a glance showed him that his trick
had lieen foiled.
"Where m'-go?" he whlnd, thorough
ly rowed.
'I don't 'are, anyuh-re you pl-as-.
only don't let me s.-t i-yeB ,,n y u
again."
Th- guile saw that th- sp-ak-r was
in i-arnest, and. should.-rlng his sack f
provisions, jdunk away. Hill watcli-d
him iro down a slight bs line in the roll
ing ground and up the aw-'-nt beyond.
Ar the cr.st of the scc.,nd ris.- Ihe fel
low 1 sik-d b-i' k repro.ii hfully.
"If I had at that morn-nt sh-nv-el til
sliglcest sign of th- sinking f ling a t
my h-art," said Mr. Mill, .lisfii-si.-ig th-in-ld-nt
with n fri-nd. y-ars ;if;-r-w-ardJ.
"I slinijl hiiv- l,.-i, .it. I kn-w
tint I must let give In, so I ;lx d iny
teeth n-t my -y-y m.,r- s'e.idliy on blin,
and raise) th- rniiitisl- of tny gun slight
ly, as If Hiking sur-r aim. lie iHd not
pause again, but dlsapp -ar. .1 over th
edge of th" hillock, and that was th'-
last I eyi-r saw of him,
"The r-icilon, wh-n th- n-rvoiis ten
sion wis ov.t, A'.-is t-rrlll-. With ihat
rascal. I r-alir.-d that my last -op? of
intelligent guidance had vanished. I
was aline In a trakle"s wast", inhab
ited only by b-asbs of pr-y and roving
Indians, not even knowing how many
miles I might be from clvlllz-d human
kind, or In what direction. With a
shrewd gu'sn at the point of 'In- eom
pan from the bouillon of the sun, I
shouldered my pack and gun, and plod-
writ- now!" I simninnd-1. "And 1-t
in- e,. you writ- a nlv l-tt-r; and
h'-r's some money which yu can s-nd
h-r. and you ran pay me when y.m g-t
your pay."
H- took off III hat ind sat down at
th- table, and with Infinite toll an.1
much primpllug from m-, and mmy
rinesil ins. he matm-g-d to Indlt- a pn
somibly satisfactory .s(Hte. When h-ftnosh-il
and I s-ale-I and directed :h
b tter he polnteil to th- let! -r I hid re
ceived, and qu'Tl-1. slowly:
"I.t paby? Vis ho he a little ' ?"
"He was; h Is." I replied, afifr
glancing over Hi" Idler again.
"V-l. I ralla him Huns. I dinks," be
said, saluting nnd turning solm-nly
.wny. Arg enaut.
OREGON
SlIOip LINE
and Union Pacific
Wir-less t.-legraphy Is n su.i'HH, but
wlr-leas girls will not be unlil the Imnd
of th- omnlpot -nt t'lvaiur sees ciuse lo
supply th- l-fllcl-iicy that the bimtl
was d-slgn-d to make up for.
I "-part
t'hlcniro
Portland
Special
9 HO a. m.
via Hunt
ington Atlantic
Mi press
.) p. m.
via Hunt
ington St. Paul
I-'ast mull
p. m.
via
SpokatM
iTimk m'liro-i"
ULK8
From Portland.
Arrlv
Halt I -ake, Denver,
Kt. Worth. Oma
ha. Kansas City 1 4:30 p. ai.
Ht. Louis, Chicago
and East.
Bait I .(ike, Denver
Kt. Wsrth, OitiJ.I
ha, Kansas City. 8:10 a. m
Ht. Ijouis, Chlciifu
and Kant
Walla Walla,
L-wlHtnn, Hpo
knne. MlnneaDolli
Ht, Paul, Duluth 7:00 a. m
Milwaukee, Chi
ragii and East
The Lord do s not look at a mini's
clothes In church, but ihe balance of
the congregation more than inak-s up
for If.
If a servant fcirl hi caught st'-allng,
she Is ii thb f. If soirn- r'. -tl man's wlf-
or ilauulit-r Is caught in th- sum- act
she pi a kleptomaniac. Th word klep
tomaniac maker a distinction without
difference. Kleptomania Is a high
tmed dlHeis- Its-lf and nev-r attacks
anybody but thn upp-r itiimI.
All the learning of Ihe bent college.
br-d gd does not prcv-nt th-m from
,'u-tlng foollHli wh-n 'hey are n love.
It Is a gr-at blclng to par-nin not
to be iible lo appreciate what a nuisance
their children are toother people.
lioun from Poriland to Chicago.
No Chang- of Cars.
O' EAN AND RIVER HCIIKDULE
From Astoria
7 a m.
Daily ex
eiit Hun.
All milling dativ
subject to -hang-For
Han Francis
co every five days
Columbia River
To Portland and
Way Landings.
i u. m.
exc.
Monday
Steamer N'abcotta leaves Astoria on
tido rl illy for flwa'!o, connecting there
with trims for I,on Reach. T ogs, and
North n-adi points. Returning urrlvcs
a i Astoria same evijilng.
O. W. IKJNSRERRY, Agent.
Astoria.
A. L. CRAIO,
General Pasnenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
Foley's Kidney Cure
makes kiineyi and bladder right.
HIIIIUIFF'H BALK,
Ky vlrtun nf an vinculpMi tud Oill
of the Circuit Court uf (ha Hint iif
omiri for iha Coiinly f Clatanp, on
Ih art day of Juno, 1X01, upon a judg
meiit finb-ri-d Unrein uti th 11th df
of Man-h, KM, In favor of H. 10 llarrm,
plaiiirirr, and iut Ueoriru Hill, d
fe.idant. for ihe siiin of ir.sJ ii, iti fur
ther sum of :0 Rtloinry, foe. pignih
r Willi lnter,-t therwin m thn Ingal
ri from lbs UUh day uf March,
Kf. and Ihs i-U of and upon tint writ
c.imiiiiii!liig and r-uuirlng in p, arr
upon Urn irop..-ty f (,0 Abv iiAmsi
drf-tidaut III M(fy Iho JudgilKiit, In
lere.l. rmn Kn a acciullig olil. 1
did attach thn following ,! i'lb. real
pruperiy, lo-wlt:
. 7. block I, First A.M. to
Hcrnn drove: Iota J. 1. . 6, 8. T , v,
I. I -l I In :7. Itit-luil v, block .' I"t 1
I i 3., IIK'lualvn. block 1, lots 5 to 3.', In.
clu.lv-, block k. Hill'. All M (Uvn
1IOV-. lot 1.1 M, llH-lllillvp, bl.Hk t,
Iul I to U, 1 lo llf, JJ , M. Im-lusivs.
bl.vk . Iota I. . 1 ,1. : n in luilv.
block 7. loin I tu SI, ,nn'ulva, l-.mk 10,
ll I to !ti. n,-tiivs, hiii.( II. hug 1 tn
.t), In.-luBlvc. block M. Hill's tWrond Add.
lu K.ron Orivi. bgs I. I, I, 8, l, 7. a,
. l' II. IL 14. block. I, I.,:. I, ;, J, 4,
7. . p, 10, II. 12. bl x-K . bus I. lo
IK Inclusive, block 7, kx 1 la II la.
cluslvs, block 1, bits 1 In H. Irtclutlv.
bl.u k IS. lots ,i J, In -I-HIV), block
IS, lots I lo 71. Incluilv-, lil.Mk II, bu
I lo :t. Inclusive, bbvk IK. lot I. I, ,
. 5. . 7. I. 10. II. I, bbvk li. lot
I l 3). Incliiilvo. UYu h iO. l I. I, l,
5. 7. I. 9. 10. til. nil .'I. .iri
Hill Hocnnd Ad I M ikrn Oroy;
ll I. 3, 3. 4, 6. I. r. J, . 0 II 1J.
block I. lot 1. , .1, , , lu, U M
bl.K-k !. lot I. J. I, 4. 8. . T. I la
II. IJ bkM-k t. lot 1. I, J, 4. , 7.
. . 10. Mm-k 4. lot I. S 1 4, 6, t,
7. I. 9. 10. block ( lot I. . s. 4. . a
'. I. . lo. II. IJ. bu-k i. u,t, , j, .
4. in. ti. u. tii.Hk ;. lot i. :. j. .
!. . 7, . . 10. . 13, bbvk I lot 1.
7. 3. 4, 6. , 7, . . 10 j. Ll.ta-tt
lot I. 3. 3, 4. 9. 10 II. ;. hl. k 10,
I. c I, 3. 3, 4. 1, 4, 7, , . 10 tl. 11.
bl.-k II. lot I. 3. I. 4. t t 7. I (,
I". bU k 13, bus I, :, J, i, S. j. ;, . p
ID. bb k 11, bit S. (, 7. I. . bl.K-k 14.
lot I. 3. 3. 4, 7. 8, , 10. II. 13 bbx
II. I I. I. 3. 4. t. t. 7. . 1. 1 J.
17. blK-k M. lot I ! 3. 4. S 4 7 L
X 1" II. 17. bl.Hh 17. kl I. I. J. lo
it. u. ol.wg s. .t 4 ;, ,
Mfk 11. lot t. 1. 3. 4. 6. . 7 Id
bl.K-k ?t. It , 3. 3, 4. 1 . 7 I
to. bbvk 71. lot . t. 4. 7. I. 10 ' 11.
i-'. bi k ::. i,.t i. j. i t. I to
II. 13. bbvk U. lot I. J. J. 4. 5. t 7.
1 . I, II. 13. bbvk :4. lot I. J. 3. A
'. . '. I. . 10. H. 13, bl.vk 31 lots J.
3. 4. J. 4. 7, S. . 10. II. J. block ,
lots I. J. 3. 4. 8. I. 7, . li) 1.
bbvk 77. ,.t . 1. , 4, 8. ( 7. 4 I 10
bl.vk 71 lot 1, J. I, 4. I. i T. K ' lo!
bl.vk J lot. 1. ; J. 4. a 7. t
I". II. 13. block Jo. lot 1. J. J. 4.' a
. 7, . 1. 10. II. IJ. bl.vk .11. lots 1
i. . V f. 7. i, , 10. II. J, bl.K-k 13, PH.'
cifl.' Prk nr Fort Btovcn Or Iota
I. 3. 3. 4 8. . 7. . bis, k 1. lot, to 34.
inclusive, block t. i! I to If. llinlu.
lVe. bl.vk I. ,ll 1. J, . , , 7
' 5 It. II. 13. bl.vk 4. lot 1 t !4 ln
clmlv., bbvk 8. lot I t r7. Hiclinlvi..
lot 30 ,i f.4, liu-iu.n-1., bbvk 4V bt I
lo il, lnclulvr bl.vk 7, ot I tu 14, In.
climve. i.bvk I, lot . 10 11. 13 IX
II. bl.vk . toil 1 t JO, Incluatv ot
5" 1 1 14. Iin-lunlv. bbvk 10. lot 1 t,, 84,
incljalvr bbvk 11. lot 1 (,. J4. Inclu
sive, bbvk 13. lot I to 34. In.diiaU
bl.nk It I .( I to M, nirlulv. block
l'i 1J'.. I :- 1 IlKlu r o(, a , t.
n, lulve, b! vk I'., tola I U, 14. In.-tu.
ae, bl 14. lot 1 to 14. Incluilv.
!:. k 1.'. I..! I !.. 84 lnclule, bh". k IS,
I" I t i M Im-liMlt. bl. k l, It,' I
t . '4. I-,, l-.l-ihe, bl.vk JO, lo'. J t 34.
oi. lui've, I.;., k 31, lota I i,, f,4. in.-lii-
"He. bl k '.'. lot I to J4. Inclusive,
vk :t .t. 1 t,, li incliinlvp, b N-k
..- I . 14. Iiic'u.hr bl.-ck 3V lota
I -i '4. in. hiiUr. blo.-k 3"l. lot J, il H.
I'l. I.'. I- 3 ji. ,-, 3'.. ;g j, jo
;' ". ' i. ''' ill, 41. 4: 4.. 4; ii.
'' '' ' 1 k ' -in I to i liielu.lyc,
,! ' U r lc.lt, 3J. ImcIii.Iv,. bl... k
"' I ' I - ' 1 i. in, II. 13. II II. I',,
I', i ' i v '". . i 3. 7 :i3. it i .hi.
!' '. II 13 4! t. 4 4'i, .'.I M
'' '' : I--, i ... :,i, i!i,-t,,vv-.
bo.k tl. , 3. 7. s v o It U,
'- k ' -' : I. -. .1. 4. '.. it bi .. k
l -l'1 l''.' .'I. Ill-lve. .!.-k 3.4 1 It, 1
' ' -''. 'ii -. bi.K k ,(, t , i.
In.-bHi .. m , , p., .'tr n .V 1 ,
' 1 'b - 1 1 ,.f the N W 14.
'" I I-- :. l except Btr.p 7 4.1
' ' 1 ' ' ' f -be mi i le of il I
I -N ' '.. '.. 1: I .i'-o t.,( I in s .- 33
Tp - N -f It . W.-v of Will Mer.
"' 1 ''"' II '. -f lb- S K, ',. nnd
" " W -r 1 : :. s .- .'. Tp S. N r
" I". W ' III Me, . nil ,,f tbl
alco.. ,, ... ,j r, , t y. 1, m
'l l'H i . ' ..nt v 1 i-g..n
N.-ie. ii h.-t by (;n.0l Ihlll I will On
M lav. th - .-.itt, dnv of July. XI. at
the h ur ,f le .'.-lo, k in the forenoon ..r
iii'd lav In fro,,, ,,f im, nl ,(, r,irt
II011... do t. In -h.. I'lty of Antorlu.
I'Lltnop I'oil.i'y, M.g,,n. S.-ll Ht pllbllo
an. tl-.n . -h- .lUtb-Ht bbbb-r. for dish,
th- ah iv- de-ib-, real property lo,
satl-fy il l lulg-Tient, Inlerral, ctt
nnd all n 1 uoig ,-.-!
TIMH LIN'VILLI-:.
Hh.-i ff , clatiioti I'minty. Or.
As'iii la. 1 ir, -g ui. Junr 10, IWU
N"TI 'I: Fiir PI'llMi'ATInN.
I'nlbd Hut-, Lmd ofTlce, Oregon City.
Oregon. Mv 30, 190I:
No. ha- I h.-r-by given (hut In com
pllniice with the provision .if the net
of cngre, uf Junn j, ih7. i.ntllM "An
net for Ih- 4nb. ,,f nml.-r land. In Ihn
Stilt.. .,f C.illfornlii. Oregdn, Neva, In
nnd WmhitiKPrn T-irltnry," extend
ed to all lh public ,, atnte by act
of August 4. IH33, Wlllinin W. Pop, of
Olney, C.iunty f ciutan,,. rtla((, of
begin, ha thla dnv filed In this offlco
hlu sworn stftt-m-nt. S 5371 for th
purchnH f t 4, mv 3. ,, , 2. .1 and
4, of (ccilon No. 4. In townnhlp No. 8
north, rung.. No. 7 w-:, and will offer
proof to -how ibftt lnl lun(t nbt In
more vnlimblo fr It llmlier or mono
thnn f.ir ngrlciilluril puri, bji, to
elnbll, bis claim to suld land bofora
Ih- reglst-r an. I n-c-lv-r of this ofTlc
nl Oregon city. Or-gon, n Tburmlay.
thn Nth dav of August, 1901, lie tut mm
na Willie,-:
Mr. Mary Iienek, of Olney, ClulsOr.
founty, Or-gon; H.-bruuinn Oinwr. of
Olney, r,tiop County, Oregon; Mm.
Appollnnbi Johnson. ,,f Olney, Clatot
CiMinty, or-gon; Hldn.y D-ll, 0f Am
rln, ClnfNop ',,nty, f)n-gnn.
Any and nil n-rsona ebiimiti ,i..er.
Iv th- nWe-d.-ivrlhe 1 lands urn re-lii-sbvl
to file iheir claim, In this or
der, on or b-fore n,,ld 8th day of Au
gust, l!H. C AH. II Mill tit MM.
Register.
ADMI.N'ISTIt ATOR'H NOTICE.
Notice la hereby
ilorHlgni-d linn been appointed admlnli
trator of thn
dnceaad. All pemoim having clulma
against mid eslato ur required to pre
ont the nine to him duly verified ac
p"r,l'? 'aw, within aix mnntha from
this date.
A. .T if r.AT, lrirtn
AJmlnlslrator of the !.:slute of Thof.
v vvtiii.ii, xyeceiuieil.
Due of first publication, June 21, 1901,
f