The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, July 30, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE .HOKUM; ASTOKUN !U!Sin,. .11 LY .10 1401 Telephone Main l. TERMS OF srBSCKtrTIOX. DAILY. Sent by null, per y"ar Sint by mail. pr month 50 StvJ by carrier, per month....... .40 SEMI-WEEKLY. Sent by mall, per year. In advance. All communications Intend-.vl (or pub lication should be directed to "EJitor Astorlan." Business communications of all kinJs and remittances muat be addressed to "The Astorlan Publish In? Co." The Astorlan guarantees to its adver liters the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rates can be had on ap plication to the business manager. RAILROAD RECEIVERSHIPS. New York Commercial. Whili the thirteenth statistical report of the Interstate Commerce Commis sion will bring the official figures of the railway business In the United States down only to June SO, 1909, and w.!l cover specifically only the twelve months previous, the preliminary bulle tins of the report present much sigriti cant Infomatlon. This is especially th case in the mit- ier of rallraal receiverships, th rr?.'rt showing hat on June SO. 1S?5, there were 6S roads :hen In trie hands of the courts, while on June 30, 1 the numtxr had been reduced to 32. The return of "gd times," with Increased oppj.-tunities. Increased earnings and more plentiful money, no doubt had a direct influence in facilitating the sef.Ie ment of bankrupt railway affairs, and enabled not a tew companies to resume control of their properties on a basis of perfect solvency. One signflcant fact in this connection is the comparative unimportance of the fifty-two railroad companies that were still In re:?ivers' hands on June 30 of last yeir. Only five of them had an operated mileage In excess of 300 miles, seven of .hem had a mileage ranging from 100 to 300 miles, and of 40 of them the milage was less than 100. Most of the larg? and .nore Important proper ties that had become financially in volved during the business depression prior to 1S37 had been already pulled out of their difficulties or had bee absorbed by stronger companies by the close of June a year ago. And it is quite prob able that the figures for the year enleJ hre? w?eks aga would show an ev-n triors satisfarory condition. The entire cpravd mil?age of the receivership r ad a year agi was only 4177. As to the capital stock invilwd the aggregate of .his represented by reclv ership roads on June 30, 1), was $10. m the funlei debt was $107.33.022. and the current llabill:is $33.o31.:0. Tb--se figures show a decrease in capital stock represented, as compare! with the previous year, of $112,113,533. and in ,'unlH debt of $199,053,71?. however, until af:er a hn discussion in.l only then when tlioso propasng th' amendment consented to a limitation which p'ac;lcal:y put I: within the pow 'r of the Porto Rio in to have free com morclal InVroourv whenever they .I." Iare.1 themselves rvilv fcr It. This they did som? time .is1, and the prv tarnation yesterday save ( (fee: t lh. promise made by the president, an 1 re iterated hv him in his letter of accept- anc. when !k sai l :he Re-u:.ica: party ''will not ho giiid-'d In Its eon hi.-t by one e; of principle a: h me nd anoth er set in the new tertitry h-'l .'rg'.rg to the raited States." The selection of :V president of the 2S:h of July, the anniversary of the landing of American trvps in Porto Ki- co, as the date for issuing the pr.vl.im.itl in establishing free com. mereial Intercourse between that ishnl an! the m.ihland. mav be fairly rgsrdel as a s-gniflcint hint to those whi have asum'l that he has changed his views regarding the plain duty o fnit.vl States. It p'ainly Indicates that he still a Ihere to the belief that this governm-nt should "no: V guid-d by one se; of principles at norne ana an'tner s; :n the new territory bel-ncing to the I'nit-l States." WHAT TWO CKNTS WILL IX). It will bring relief to sufferers from asthma or consumption, even in the worst cases. This is about what one dose of Foley's Money and Tar costs. Isn't It worth a trlil? Hart's Drug Store. The people of illtaid. I-i.. lynched a n-'sr (or s.oali-s a bottle of ,.da pop. What would th. y have done io him if he bad tak n a demijohn .( wli.sky? Ma. I and Kxprs. Mr. John Tipps. Cotton. Ohio, ays: "Foley's Hon y and Tar cured my lit tle girl of a severe cough and Inflamed tonsils." Heart's Prug St.Me. Fuii-y ;!ie .1 s m i.-;nltn-:i( of the Men. tana p -sse w h:eh rv l e ,rl toat the three horse ::u v thev were after had jn'ii hansel by am. her possel Chicago Tribune. Thos. W. Carter, of Ashboro. N. C. had kidney trouble and on bottle of Foley's K.d-.ey Cur- effected A perfect cure, and h- says there ; no remedy that will compare with it. Hart'i Drug Store. No matter how much Indemnity China has t pay. there Is no pr aspect that 1J Hung v'hing ml ever see poverty star ing him in the face.-Washington Star. Selene has found that rheuniatUtn Is caused by uric acid In the blood. This poison should b excreted by th kidneys. Foley's Kidney Cur always make them well. Hart's Drug Store. A GHASTLY J01KNEV PARACRAPHERS. A pa'.mi: sys 'ha: Tterr.htr!; w'll ive to be ni-ftv and will die in Anvr. a At las: th-r- is pr rr!ls- ( a r-n- ulr.-i :h?a:rval far-, we'd j.-ur. Ptiff Eti'ress. The suit in of Turkey is o'tunlainlng f prostration He was conip'.etelv worn ut by the Am-'rtcan ml-t'ster's mtbHl f bill collecting -M.nn eapolis Journal. A Chinese trar.ee tr.-M.um his inform ed th- Chin-se court that th- Dracn has 1 f: P-k n. Any s-;;-r 'p--:lng or.igTi w "U. 1. We '. n't blanv i: a bit. Chicig'' Tribune. Historia- Xl.u'lay nt.ght '.olee things hy dx'larir.g that h" only meant -o write a historical novel an! therefore t'Ha't ray ar.y attention to accuracy. Denver Republican. Since the thermometer ac'piir.'l this bad habit of getting up :nf the 9"'3 all the talk about the shirt wa s: being no go has given Place to discreet silence. Pittsburg Dispatch. Dr. Oeerg Swing, a practicing phys ician of S rlth s itrove. Ky.. for uver thirty years, writes h's jv.ro:il experi ence with Foley's K.dtiey Cure. "For years I Ijoeve, I'yii greatly bothered w.th kllnev truibl- aid enlarged prostrate t ......I .,,-..rv V'' Itn .ul I I th i n-i .......... m .. , .-- , profession w.thout reli-f. until X was In- duce.1 to us' r 'ley rv on-jr v.u,te. Af'.er usipg :hre bef.: . was enilrely . i relieve..! an ! cure I I preser.b It now la lv Th mv pr.wt.ee nd heartily recommend Its use f al! physic ans for such troubles, f r I can honestly state I have r--s. rit o 1 t In hundreds of eases with l -rf-vt su -c-'ss." Hart's Drug S:r. TO Cl.T.E A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Bromo-Quinlne Tab lets. 2x. Perhaps that Kansas editor who has ir-ctej in his will :ha: he shall he em- balmrd by a woman undertaker Is afraid of being bur.el alive and wants the conversation u :est to be made. All things come to th - who have the ;r.ce. "I am lnl-b:el to Cme Minute Cough Cure f?r my present g'XKi health and my life. I was tr-a:ed in vain by d tu tors for lune trmt'le f dlow.ng la grippe. I took One MInuv C -ugh Cure and re-ovr3 :nv hea'th." Mr. E H W;f. Mallsj-, r. CHAS. R'VJEP.S Drug-fist. - as - 1 a oo.il sum-h- s-.ni sp.'ts should on.r-- b.v.-m- s any warm-'r.-P.ttsburg D.sp.it.-h. The nan who nur n a --'unt t ....I vf r 1 ' 'l Jas. C. Amhrt. of rvl'a. O. Mes: "I had an obsilnit-' or- en my face whicn everything 'se f illed to heal. After one app'l-itl-vi of Runr Solve It began to heal and after thr-4 appli cations it was entirely healed leaving no scar. Hart's Drug Store. Dlury of a Chinese Rolvf iVm:iu ' n r's Travels ThiMugti Shansl - lldp M Huiy I'M lluiigrv Vlet'iu S. II !nr Children f,.f Food -Turtle In Hoys an I vilrls NEW Yoltlv July In a t event ten d.i' J 'tiine acr.-.s the Chinese province 'f S'i.in-1. one man helped to bill y P'ti ,. id ! If s, all of them tclniis of huiu r Th. man one of toe native commi.s..nei ap pointed lie ihe governor 1' Slums; ( supi'rvise the wotk of relief. IV.i 1 b,le lying b :! i :,! or eaten bv dogs wer.- not :'i- .nlv ei. detici-s ef the shadow of the hunger, cloud which the i'h. nose ,-,Miini!;onei saw. l He me; parents selling :!ie.r cl'dlli 'ii for f vd. an I men who bough: and s d I boys and girls. The commissioner kc;: , diary of his Journey and sc:i: It to his fr! -n 1. ("how Tsi-Chl. Chines- consul in N.w York His Excellency i'how Tsi-i'hl (orward- I a translation U The Christlm H r- all. Il Is an elo.iuent letter. I: terseness is evld nee of the terr-.ble ttudifulo -ss of :he picture It presmls Its aulh 'r makes no more attempt a: ex iggeration th'-atl he does at con, e.ilm -n:. "May 5 -Our party isevni!.-(: M chi City today. i'n :h.' iv iy saw num bers cf r-'fug vs coming d a n :' 'he south, as thin as sk'l-t 'tis, e.rirg :! !'.. an l appirentli n.l "g the-n. ' May t Stop n; ;-'m riry .iyhi:n. wh. r- nine on: f t, ., 1 . tg rs wer.- s -ri- "k s:, k ii.ive a : n: 1. ill -s n our i's r!iii. r'n i! I ii- a 1 I' ll -T tw-rty '. miltie f-i-r I- rhs . .-ry lay. "M iy 7. S f .r l-'neg-Sh ang. t '. ''. k In th m-r-.mg s i a niinv dead b' li- en ,h- to a T ttlbulel eah and medicine. Hotted fourteen bodies. "May iO.-Our provision wagon ir ilves. Five carriages passed our piar er with twenty women. W.-moppcl '.hem. an I the luve-vl aler ran uway The wo,. Weri, rvfc.u,., lln. ,,., tl, head-iuarters and (h,. nsyinm tshelien "May SI .- Ilslilbule, food among ! li ving peopi,. in ,,, i.-moiai j al unis. our hrv Wagons of dried bt ad ai- now lluisli.-d Hut it-.t fouiteen bodies. May ;.'. News from liead'iuai lei isKinn tne to gel mot . .Msioiis fioni th south Started ,ii il o'ebvk p m " Tins week s tna I from rhma lnouglil to The Christian lb raid rep.rt fio,u lr Anltur II. Smith, containing an ac count of h.. beginning of the oik of listribuilng Hi,. tr. :'0.iHHi tit e. elpt was enclose I (torn Ii. Kdwarls. f Shall!, of (h- lO.'llHI t lels he Is Sj.en I- mg (or the wotk In ih.it particular prov- ce All contributions for the relief of the starving In Vhlna should be addressed to th.. I'hlini Fiimliio t-ier Fund. Christian Herald. Itlble Ileus-, Nev York. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. F.FFlhTlVI'J JULY $, likji. I MA V K I IHIITUND Am n'ni 'il'riNI 1 11 1 1t A rr a-ioris nui jr n o p ,v p tit . ' p in 7 1 hi it 10 p lit I'oliiU AvroittA K.-t PiiriUiiil .. tut Smy ill m Polnl. lUllli I i.asu sMPK IHVWION i li in ll.tustti AiotUfnr M srniiiliiii. II O in l oemh.rt mid Nei.idt 9 V p in i A V pin I i in to am Srii,le. flit W.rrrulou 1'(. ml ami Astoria .M'p in I Uuly --eep; Hatimlay, II Silurday only 1 1" in i Vi m '' p m .1 e', w W III I J ao li I . p hi T .1) p in " xi i hi a Hi'itnti.i: ui:vfav.i: Wichita. Kan. -Annie Kllld-er. a hilf. breed Aritpah-v s.iujw. Is a nrlsom-r hi Darlington, l'kl.ihoni.i. .luiged wl.lt having commlt!,- one of Hie most at. j rod 'its crimes In the his ot v -f the In- I l .m country, who-re savage eiueltv has on -olod an I carr'e I out ttuny fottus f -l-i il si ,,fTe,,s -i J-'.ilous b 'cause Wdl.s A:i!.iie. tt . r j swe.-tti,- irt, li.i 1. ,u b- I !i r (o, ., while Kir!, Ann'.- K.l'd- t s:k.-d him i out on ;he ba-r.-n i'l i;t - In thv t-utnuig sn-i I: hln soun 1 , .' a rlp'ing br ok, mi l l: him eh -ke ' d .i'!i ' r wont ( it r Sh- sr. by his i.e. w.ii.-lung - li .111- h S Igony .md l.lllllte I hltu w ltd the f ic: Train" leave Aatorla (or Flavel. Ham moit I and Foil Stevens at I IS a. ni ai d i t) p lit daily. Ixave Fori Hlr voiis (or XeturU a. tu, auj J.M y. m. iiaiiT. Ail (rain make cbwe eoiiti'clloii at it ddi' with All Northern Pacific train :o and (roin (lie lion! and Soun point J i. MAY". iien'1 Freight and 'seuger Agfitl Ml COLLAR LINE th r:'y was siiierc:.: ig th :r btit il. In a doi-rt.- I e.if- nt-'t a v .ib n: H. Iving fr ;n h't-ig ! V.- - s.-u. I in and ( 1 Mm br il ml wi'-r II to'd us -ha: bo'h his M:-.--r t-1 -: -is d.-d tw lays ig i. W ii t (1 - I :he kin l-he.irted authorities t , biiry 'ti-'itt. and sen; the b y t ' 'be h s -I' ll II -crl-1 bit:- rly on his .--j ar in-', an I all sh.-d tears. "Mav t-. dreid.ul s, .,. -, !,.. Wiods jodiy. A numb-r of hungrv birds fighting (or a deal b ..'y. Many M-ln,.in nn.l .OOtlr.w. . r.-:.,.. ,r The Ohio Democrats ar- getting ready ...,,, , ' , , I merev. an, . ruv iir -!w.r last t repeat next tviveniD-T ii-nerai lti ' Kltcherer's nhraso, "I reirr-; to say." i br-Uh. V. gave ,in ay all th- pr v s Mill and Ex; r ss. ! I ms -. carrl-l with ;is '.Miy -Turnel on: ( our way a big city, and rrl -.l : , tun s-'m.- more Any aJvortiseJ deal-r is au:hor:eJ to sruarantee Banner Salve for tetter, e-iemi, pil-s. sprains, ss?a!ds, burns, ulc-rs and any open or olJ sore. Hart's Drug Store. Mr. Town has d-tecte-1 an olor sim ilar to :hat of f.-ur larg- d-ad "rhinn ceri" In an African swamp in midsum mer. H - says the "fr- silv-r Issue Is ea-l In the W-s:." M.r.n-apolis. J ur-nal. The piles that annoy you so will be quickly ml permanently healed If you use DeWitts Witch Hazel Silve. Be war- of wor:hl-s un:-rf-P.OGEP.S, Prtgg The et,,,,. on re-Hi Is mu.-h -Wa-hir : it .ills f r th p'llng i v , 1 trttr in 'o arm w- a:h-r it -f j 1 1 - .:: th- pr-s -nt ag-. t. ti P -:. provisions, but could n- t g.-t any Ha l til s: op :h-re, and wait f t "ur pnvlslon wagon. Saw nf:y-six l-id hol.es. and hire I som- co.'11-s to bury th- tn "May PV Early this morning our wagon ram- with 1 1 nty of prnisi,,tis and niedicln-s. an I f"tir 'MI-rs from th g iv-rnment's lo y-gu ir I. We started a: no n. aft.-r an ins; -vtl..n ( the poor miart-rs In th- i y. a-i 1 dis tribute 1 s 'tne ;.i id. l!ur:-l s-v-ntn CHAS. b ,dl-s. "May 11 Arriv--1 P-l-muti Instr.b- ut-d f 1 t i th- st irving. :m I "'- I -:ti.-s to 'he s-i-k fr on " n'l ln.-k 'n th- m rn Ing til! in ;h- -v-tutig W- hi I tt"" -Irtitik i dr i -f w.it r, lor I I not f -I thirsty . 1 1 1 : 1 no . (- i f .r. a I. y-t n -t hu-uty Itii! :- I sixty-lx "Will w nd-rs -ver c-as-7" inquired the friends - f Mrs. L. P-ise. of Law- While it is hirdly to be expect-I tha: j rc-nce. Kan. Th-y kn-w sh- had br-n - unable to leave her be 1 i-. s-v-n year- a state of p-rf-cHon can ever be reached on acoouti: ,,f ki In-y and liv.-r tr-.ubie. in th- projecting, the financing and the ' nervous prostration and general de- i bility; but, "Three t f;iee;rc manae-ment of railroads in this coun- ; Bitters enabled me :- walk." she wrlt-s. ' trv, still a continued genera! prosperity ''n'J1?, months I felt like a new , person. W -xn-n suffer.r.g fp.m Hetvl mav bring us very close to that point, ache. Backache, N-rv.-jusn-ss, Slp!-is. The occupation of a railway receiver I. is "find t ary :t. A ba 1 e. -rr.i 1 x: n generil'v results fr'im ir.a-to.- )'. -- a d b In all sti h c.is.-s. r- Wl-t's TJ'tt- Farlv R-a- I I I. . 1l.-s Zin--vi!:-. O.. -,v:th i s o.-nv-ntion "f I ers rndn.-. -.: s-ilts. CHAS .... ... .. Jun- buirs. is e-.-d-.Tlv nn'K - .-ii pru-ii'pii n1..,-- I " Ohi i plav f'T th- -m n-n.- -hi- ! I ' '' - - ' distr.but- I to-1 an! m Ions ..f right to W;.-h.t.i. Kan. I If M S- V.v ! - .in .-: -h- w he-Is -f f- An-vh-r t. -i-k 1-tt-r frat-rnry b is -h s - -1 i- i-i-Tv j ,-ng ag.i n h... will be-n organ.z- l .n nmtha - n'- 'h- h-olb- Worth h- noil n-i i ir - ilary D-it-"!-li. 't his b-en -hr-rii- :h- ' I- v-r IJ-pu! 1. an. Tappa-K?" bra .oh. or. 1 ;j very -ru- I lar. It is as - ' k ' v -i: -han g-t cure-i. DWI't's Mttl' Early Rls-rs taken an I - .. 1 i.i-vays k-p your biwel- in i-rf.-t: -rl-r. Thev that bis proposed man. age with Hie w hi:i- girl hoiiM n '.-r t.ik- place T'i - girl h .i l I. Mil.-1 .-j. ,,f b , -h - tor'ur.-l ,:id.i:- f d-itn. .ml h s '"Ii was f -trid s ak-d .oil on th,. lam a' th.- ,'..: h ind.i-a'. I I: w .n oi fi -r own i-onf.-si, ,n of nul l Unit she vi i s a r r--s ! . n tt I Is n I.. undi g'l ir I An I lie w is a t on boy irk.- oil the It ir X ranch, m the Kmu.1 and mam h.- country, .i.m to I..- ti 1 l i uhl-s II,- md ,,:hrr ,-!. had tv-.-n in the habit of going t i in- camp of th Kill I '-r family and taking th' gl'ls the t.-.-p.-.-s out riding on th-lr p.ml.-s This was common pastime : i ih'iii. say ..Forlland - Astoria fyuto.. STR. " TAHOMA," r.tt'y Itoin-! Trlpn rx -ept Sunday. TIME CARD L'iivb I' ortlan I I.ea Astoria . . T a. m 7 p. tu Through Portland connection with teatn-r Naticot a from Ilwaoai and Lon Deach points. White Collar lane ticket lntrrcang. I able with O. It ft N Co. anil V. T. Co, tickets. Tekph.m Dx-k; Tel'plion 111. :;r,:-.:t.t,:;i,;T,::Ve:,--.;jTHE DALLES-PORTLAhO ROLfTE STR. "BAILEY fiATZERT.' h- red maidens falling in low. Hut that Is what hdpp-n-Ub Miss Annie, it i ms, and wh-n sh- fn.nl that young An lal- .11 I not r-vlpr-i at - h-r nff-ctio:i sh- was d-'.-rmlne I to huv- r. vetige. Sh- ask. Andal- to accompany h-r on a hors- b.ick rid - lat M m liy i-v-n-ing limit dusk. Sh- rod.- on th- same nonv b -hln I him. as was ib-ir f.isnloii. Wh-'ti h- was guiding :h- piny oyer Washita ork sh- lht--v a lass. hi aroiin I In hands and bad him tl.-I fast h- kn-w what a as g utig on in story, sh-- DAILY HOUND TRIP IICIPI MONDAT Vancouver. CjsciJc Locks. St. Mar tin's Sprlnfs. Hood River. White Salmon. LyleanJTne Dalles TIME CARD :i lh- n I Leave Portland Arrive The I'nll-).. l-ave The Ituii-s.. Arrive l'or'luiid . 7 A. M. .. r. m. . 4 P. M 10 I. M. MfcALS TMfe VfcHY UEST I" a: I'-i- h; Hn Ig -. i-, ru- no- i rriil.-h i y-st-r-lay A 't.in r-r w is s-lling his - Iy f o- t.'. A-k-l hltn why. and h- .msw-r-l a::'i :-ars. tli.c bis w lf- was si irving .it horn- ,ie h r I b-f Th -i. a. ordlng r 1 1 h- r took Ii i in i . a bar- pralrl- an I tl- I h.m 1 1. up.i ar-l. I S .ik-s w- r- dt iveti in'o t n- gr-itin I an I j ,, ,Ilk... .. .,. , Te,'i" lay Trli a L-ading K'aiure. I" -k ' ' , ''This lt..u:.. ,, u.e (Iran In: Been I c eh it-d ' . th- m Af-r -h h i I ii- I Mm I Attra-tiuii, on llarth. ixin'v n--.tr til- banks .-f tli . t-ek 'i- ; -it oi ti - gri-s ,i. ,i. r .t- ihr--- das j , AVI.IV,, . .-, , . .,,,. ... . rvwvr ow nlgh's All 'h- fill- be rl-! i Al.l'l-lll STKl-lMT. in I Ihf- e loll I f 0 w at"r in I fill. Th- i ruining wa - r -i-r i f ill In 'h i am- plainly t hi on, l.u: h 'l of ""k I olid I IKiTII 'I'll' iNKS MAIN' 351. h !tTI.ANI. OHIO. SEVEN YKAl'.S IN BED. a: any rate steadily going. sat.Bfaotion is i?ruarantee.i i Orlv : at Hart's Drug t're. FREEDOM OF DOMESTIC TRADE. San Francisco Chronicle. The president yesterday ls?'jed his proclamation establishing free trade V we. n Porn Rico and the United Stat-s and d-claring the organization of a civil government for the islanl. This formal recognition of the Incorporation f Porto Rico Into the United States wis made in pursuance of the terms of the Forakor act. It may be well to recall to those readers upon whom such mat rs do not make a vivid Impression some of the circumstances attending he adoption of that measure, for the historv of this particular legislation has been clouded by the discussion of th- qu option whether the constitution pjto'nde.J Its own vigor to newly ac niilred territory. Th- Foraker act was Introduced in th- s-nate by the s-nator whose nam ir b-ars not long after the appearance of tht- president's "plain duty" mes sage. In its original ship- it provid-d for fr-e tride between Porto Rico and the United States, but it was antag-niz-d bv Interests a p. jr. -hen. five of the effects of the Introduction Into this 'piamity of a great iiuantlty of sugar fice from duty, not only from that islanl, but from the Philippines, and the purposa of Its framer was defeated and only partial relief was afforded the Por to Ricans. The change was not made, Bryan has bought a cpy of th works - f l nomas J-fT-rson. Bryan may he-corn- an expansi-jnis; If he r-a-ls :h-m car-.fully. Mail and Express. STEPPED INTO LIVE COALS. "Wh-n a child I burned my foot frightfully," write "W. H. Eads, of Jonesville, Va., "which cau.-ed horrible leg sores for 30 y-ars, but Bucklen'a Arnica Salve wholly cured m- after everything else failed." In'aillble for Bums. Scalds. Cuts, Sores, Bru.s-s and Piles. Sold by Hart's Drug .Store at 23 cent. never gripe but pi on , on ea.-y g'n'le ac.ij.i. CHAS. !t"i;Ert;. Druggist. Mr. Toa-r.e Is MJt for Mr. Hill. Mr. Ton- -vol-ti 1 y -n r.ks h- -an make a mol--hil! ,n: o a -n ejn-a.n. St. Paul Dispatch. Those famous i.pi- p Is, D-Wilt's Litt-le Early Rf-ti comp-l your llver and b-ov-:s to d , the.r dutv, tlicii giv. ing you pure, r.:h bl jod to r-curerate y-ur hod v. Ar- r-.t'.y to take S':ViT gr.pe. CHAS. IWJilI'.S. Drucgit. Touthful dime novel read-rs who are now beating their way to Buffalo will doubtless make a fri'--nlly rail on "Ca lamity Jane." Denver Republican. A POOR MILLIONAIRE Lately starved in London Wau- be could not din-st his food. Early use of Dr. King's N-w Life pills would have saved him. They strengthen the stom ach, ai l digestion, promote assimilation, Improve appetite. Price :;-. Money back if not sitl.-fl-d. S d 1 by Frank Hart, Druggist. The i ll- st I -,y Tk-rs n 1 not expect any symp.a'hy from -h- r-ut of us who have to a.t h -r- an I work Chicago Jourr.al. Tou can n-vr ''Ure dysper"la by dieting. What your body rfeeds Is plenty of god f od Pr'fn-rW dilated. Then if our stomar-h will not dlgeat it, Kodw Dysp-ria Cure will. It con tains all of tru natural dlgestanta. hence must 4igett vry class of food and ao prepare it that nature can ue It In nourishing tlfe body and replac ing the wstd tissues, thua giving life, health, strength, ambition, pure blood and good healthy appetite. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist. The Russian,; prop .s- to adopt the Gregorian calendar and trly to w on tim- hereafter. St. Paul G;-he. "I wish to truthfully --tate to you and the read-rs of th-s- If-yiine that your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is without ques tion, the best and only cur- for dys pepsia that I have ever come in con tact with and I hav used many other preparation. John Beam, West Mid dlesex, Pa. No preparation equals Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as it contains all the natural digestants. It will digest all kinds of food and ran'; r.elp but do vou eood. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. One shoiill not b- too hasty In con doming Admiral Saintson'o action In suing for another bit of th- Santiago prize fund. It has n-vr b-n denied that Sdmpson im -n;i'l-d to second money. DeWitfs Wi'oii Hazel Salv ihould be promptly appii-d li cuts, burns an! scalds. It s..oth'8 nnd f)icftly henls the injur- ,ar, Ti,(.r(? are worthless coun'erfi'., be sure to get DeWitt'a. CHAS. RO'HOItS, Druggist. A ma-i who bei-yi h- had b-en born again rllv-st-l hl.-nfl-lf jf ,1 bis gar-rn'-nts in th- rni-l-t of a Mixsotirl Citrip rnting and in now in Jail. Paril-s in tending to b- b ir n again should orange It ,-o a.s tr, b l,. with ;a pair of pants on. A RAGING, ROARING FLOOD Foley's Honey id Tar beoJs uegs and stops the couth. Washed down a t-l'sraph lire whl.-b Chas. C. MIMs, IJ-boii, la., had to re pair. "Standing waist d-ep In icy water." he writes, 'gave him a 'erribe cold an ) cough. It grew worse daily. Finally the b'-st doctors in Oikland. Neb , Sioux City and Omaha, said I hal Consumption and could not live. Then I began using Dr. King's N-w Discovery and was wholly cured by six bottbs." Positively guarante d for Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Lung troubles by Hart's Drug Store. Pri'-e 50 cents. wis no ro.on in -h- h s ; 1 : 1 1 '. t tier. H- :rl-d m s -11 th- ir b -y -in I s ,v- his wif-. Th- boy was , rylng. W- g.iv th- man II. I'.iiri--I .-v-n ) ll-s "Mav ll.-Arn-.-d a; p;.-yin T'in-1. Met .1 s m'h rn mi-i w ith four girls, a Fung-yang man wi:h six girls, and a Hsanhing man wph f-ur glils, .ill of whom w-r- h oigh- m th- villag- a: i very oh -a pri'-. Tw "f th- girls w-r-crylng bltt-rly Mv coinjiani hi, ('hu. nald I'ti lim-s th- original prlc- fir them, and s-nt th-rn bin k to our h- ad-iuart-rs and asylum. "May H Arriv-l ,vi-st P-l-yln T'-m-ple. Distrlbut-d fo-l. About 5 a. m. me: a ban-1 of m-n (biiy-rs of girls) fighting t-n soldiers, on- of the latter was kill"! and two woun b-d. The ruf fians es-ipod with th-lr goods In wagons and on hors-bai k. th oigh th-y lost ten of their riimr-i I s. Buri-d six d-ad bodies. ''May I". Thund-rs-orm this after noon. Many sick persons w'-r- ri-llevd here. Distributed br-ad. More wag ins came from h-ad'uar:-rs at SI-Ngau-fu. Buri-d -l-v-n bodies. Clothing and fur niture wer- scattered around every where h-re. "May 10 Arrived at Fung-chl Distributed food. Burled eight bodl-s. A Fung-yang man Cam- to the Inn with five (jlrls who crlel th- whole night. We asked the own-r to tpare them for a big reward, but he r-fus-d. S un of us cried tha: night, too. Today, the market price for when- was '.ti ci-nts. corn Kfl c-nts, grn peis K f-nts, a ouarter of a catyf?) I'eople said Hies were the most mod-rat" prlceo. "May 17 Two of us wilk-d airosi a bridge neijr a t-rnpli- her-1, and saw two bodl-s that w-r- Ha'-n by dogs. Ask'd the Buddhist prl-.sis In the tem ple to help us bury the b i lies. They refused, and w-nt to th-ir kll b-n to or-tare th-lr meal. W- digg-l th- ground Willi a wood-n slii-k, an I liuri-d he r-malns. "May Is. Ord-r Horn h-a lipiart rs. I had to r-tur.ri to buy provisions. The local authorities h-re chikIu six 1-al rs In girls, and put th-m to death in on Iron rage. ,Slxty--v,-n girls were rescue 1, and turn'-1 ov-r to rny charge. S-nt notice to the farnll-s. I'ls- trlbuled food and cash. Butl-d six bodies. "May 19. Food again exhausted. ni- ii'i g-I to It. Slti t II tl t on ling ' i 'l! ; E- W. CRICHT0N. Ant- Portland juiin m. mlluum. A(t The Danes K H A K I0SPI0A RIO, I -IO It 1 1 A I'S. Wh-ri a dramailst's first i lay Is ac cepted by th- malinger if a theater be Is apt to hive an -xagg-rat-d ld-a of his own importance, r-l it -h Ihe chii a go Clirorili-P-. G-.irg- Moore, th- novel ist, who Is Interested In l!l-rary revival of th" I0t"e language, otic- bad a play acr-pt-1 nt the Oil-on In Paris. The newH of this gool fortu.i- cam- to him in London, and he at one- r-iiali-d to tht. Fr'Meli cipltal and In the early morning pp-sent'-il lilms'-if rtt th- tnnn ager's olfl-". The rniinag-r v.as en- gag"i on the stage ndi-ai-Hlng ti adap tation of "Oth-llo," and Ihe loorke-pi-r falld io n-oognize the author of "lOsllnr Waters" in I "The C-llba'-s," and sim ply isk-.l him his business with (lie inn n. ig -r. 'Tel! him," sail Mr. Moore In his In si Erse-l-V'tii'-h, "I am an English author whose day he has aooejit-d." The doorkeeper w-nt In the manager and said: "There Is an English gentle, man at tho door vho says that you are to proijo; his play, and wants to s-e you." "Bien," said the manager, "show him In. M. Hha'ie.spoare, without doubt. ' ETHEL McGUKN.Ajt Varcou er. his mir:ri--r of c ,...,,11 i. to . I . . Ilefor- starting oti ;h- rid- iln- girl ; A. J.TAYL0K. Agt- Astoria hal sail that sh- an I A.,. lal-v.. re go. ' PHATHER A BARMLS, AflS HOOdRlvfr ing t i dance at the i'1-i- cimp, fifty tnll-s s-mth an I m.gln not g.-t back f"f a w.--k. This, of i-.iurse. d.-pi Andil-'s fri-nds fiom worrying about his ab-s- tu. A: lb-- beginning .,f th- fourth day III- row boy colli I stand the h-at no l-.ng-r and h- dl-d, with h-r taunts ring ing in his ears. Th- girl then returned to Darlington and told h-r story. She gav- h-rs-lf up to Dputy Marshal Sn-ed and In- pl-n'-d h-r In a c-l to aw lit trial In September. The cowboy friends of Andale Imv alr-ady tried twice to g-t Into Ihe Jail so th-y might take h-r nut anl lynch h-r, and unless they (iil-t down she will be removed to the 101 Itenu Jail, The sijuaw Is a member of the Arapahoe tribe and Is considered quite a beauty among h-r people. She his be'-n charg ed with murdering several white men bef ir1', but always succeeded In escap ing conviction. HIIIIUIKFH BALM, Hy virtue of " re. ulloii an I nrjr nf iMiic-d mil of Ilia Circuit Court of Ih Slale of OKirin. fur iha County of ClaKop, oti Ihe 11th day of Jiui, lik)l. up. ii a judgiiieni rsmlerssl thrmm mi Din Hill day of March, UtM, In fa. vor of J. T. I( . J II. Il'ggdi", II. l TlioililWi'll nud 10 Z. Krl Musoll. ImhIiicis doinK biKiiKsM undrr Hid (Inn limue of Itose IHiilii A Co., plain. tllTs. and nguliwil Sda II. Smith, do fen. lant. for th" mil of IMA D and cauls of said acil .n uan t at tsl. ntl W hich .lld JmlgllK "I dlW llltnrrst from dale nt ih tain nt 10 percent pr annum unlll P I. '! upin ha h lliore was rral ed iiihiii iviitlou and order of sale Ixiod liTcoll and cred ited hcreiMi. Miih-Ii I HK1I. Ilia .ym of I mi .to r.i inn i ti uicn dim on said .Manh I. ISM. of lllilOil wlih liueict tht-reoii ri . in ai dale until lld at Id ivr cent per aoiinni. and Ihs c ( of nud upon this wrll coiiiiimiuIiiik Hid roiilruig m t iiv upon ( ba pioprty of the above named drlendmil to satis fy the bulrtiic- of Mid Judgment, In tern!, Cods snd a l .uvriillij- is. did mi th I ''Hi day f Juiw, so. duly lv upon the following derlbrd read proper t y. to-wli All thai isittlon of lh rioloiuoti tiiultb Donation LaitJ Claim altiiatest In th County ,.f I'la-aip. Htaif vf Off. in, desvrllis-d t follows, pi-mrtt: IW'gliiiiiiig at the -iillieMi corner nf tb town of I. lien til ciir.1lf j (h map and pint th.riif rntirdo.1 in tn oCli. of tlK I'ounlv I'lcrk of I'Utsot) I'oun'v. and as laid out and rcorde. by Hilas II Smlili mid his wlf. :lini, In a wr.trrly doe ti'ti following th silh Hn of said town to tho north bounds' v "f thai err tin tracl of land in id Duiatluni I ji n I l-l;ni now owned hy U-iul Kln-ll iff, llieju-c fa! to tKa norili boundary line of bat crruin irael of Ian t In ai.l l.o a i ei l.md Claim own- v by the Ant. tin and i'iilumki lllvrf Hal'rond i on.-.- un, tbrnii ramrrly along (h sold ti Tttt I-iiiulnry line of ad ttn-t of '.nil ..n-l by sal.l A t.irla a" 1 r .looiliia II ur lu.lr-svl I'otnpiny o an In etse, tl.m with tha east ti.uisl.it) f sail to:i of Idlewii4 if pi. p.-t -1. h-iicti nor.lirrly on laid proJe, i:tg tm t h plac e-f brf ilmlfig Alsi all .-f bl ' ks numbered 1. ! J. . i. . i. 9 t" ti ::. i. u, :i. :j :i t. :s. m. ::. a-i i i of i.i -h it. r,-.plug In i A-.it 10. and ad -f Mock Ar rt.-ep'lttpf Ij! ,.l. all III t lis low n of tli-wol ii ' latip I'oiiniy. State of I't.-it si us laid tit and t-,-.,r.l- 1 hv Silas It S o.tt! and b w fe. according to the irap and plat 'hrr- l on recur I In the itil.-o f lb, i" .uniy 'Irrk of i'!at-p .'oimty. tre-iin Ali a'.I that p.riMi of th rl ilom-a Hunt li lioiiatl n I. m l i 'Itlm s tuatetl In the I'.nin!) f i'U:..p. In the H't tt Hrea-nn, and Ivlng west cf the west bounJury line of I'm aal.l tn of Idle wild, af.ir.-aa d. ptna; s certain tract of land owned Iy The riavl llo. tr Company contain tig U H'M. per dwl record si In Volume ' JJ " paf Ii?, It-.-ordpi of iir,,i for Clatsop c.un. ty. and certain irm. t of lajid "Wnr by 'aid Klav II -let I'oliipasiy a per deed recorded In V- liinie "Is." itat 1st. Ite,-.ird of li.-e.ln f r ciati I'nunty. Noilr l Hereby glv-n (hat I will mi Mondiy, the 13 1 da ..f July, mi, at the hour of bl oVlo. k In tha forenoon nf aaJd day. la fr-ti: of and at th oiirt II u" d in the Cl: ..f Ai- irla. fhrs .p County. irrgni, all at Public aii-ti..n to ;1k h'gtiest bidder f' r ah, the ah iv- I.-.. r Im-,1 real pr .perty .1 aatlafy anil In Urmetu, Inieriss'., on's and all .-rtiii-.g emta Till I.INVII.LR. Hherlff of i'l.ii .t. County. Ore. Aorla. t'r, June t Jtxil. n'otii'i: y-k pi m.icATu kn rn t.-.i -; Not.C- ; h ft! e nil e wtlh Ih : r - - tlgt of .Pi-: net for t'i- s ii ' St.ii. s ,.f I '. f.it to , tin I Wmb 1 1 k i ti I - ' I . .11 i .,, f Augu-o I 1- . -, s..- II. ' ' hi ::i .- . ir g on, has th , I i It S Sl .. t -'it to ., III! I.I - 'ii. N. ilo Lio til Mo Oregon Siiot Line amd union Pacific D'-part f'hloaifo Portland 3,'ieotal 8:00 a. m. via Hunt ington Atlantic Kxpress 8:IW p. m. via Hunt ington St. Paul Fast mall 6 p. m. via Hpokann TIMIO SCHED- ULI09 From Portland. Salt Iailo, Denver, Ft. Worth. Oma ha, Kaneas City HI. IjiuIi, Chicago and IOast. Halt Lake.Difiver Ft. Worth. Oma ha, Kansas City, St. Lulls, Chicago. and lOast. Arrive 4: 30 p. ni. 8:10a. m Wnlla WaUa, T-wlslon, 8PO kane, Mlnneapollr Ht. Paul, Dulutb Milwaukee, Chi cago nn, ICast 7:00 a. m 72 hours from Portland to Chicago. No Change of Cars. OCEAN AND RIVIOR SCHEDULE From Astoria 7 a. m. Daily ex cent Hun. All willing dat subject to change. For San Francis co every five days. Columbia Itlver To Portland and Way Landings. fa. m. exc. Monday St'-arner Nahcottn leaves Astoria on thin dally for Ilwaco, connecting there with trains for Ling Beach, Tioga, and North Hcach points. Itetumlng arrlvi- at Astoria same evijilng. O. W. IsOUNSBERRT, Agent Astoria. A. L. CTtAIO. General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. I ' l.'l. Ill To S I V and ;,i rr Ih I in.l n oikIi i. timber -t ',,- urp .-. ,,,, , ,. lid I in I I- for- ii r uf iln . oil 'Inn da -li,- :: I 1 1 He ll llll.-S , I'n,- til l, of l 'In -i. i it .-, f Hln. y. l icK ,.. . aide, I reg ni. ,it:. -p Astiii -In, i 1 1 if in Any and ,i'. . t . , .l:inlnif i Ivers.-. Iy Iho abov - , .h. . . , , In ii, 4 me t.--llleSt" I to III- ! : ,., I,, tl,., ,t e on or b-f 't' ' 1 1 1 I II 1 1 f i vi. o, r. I ' ' 1 . ' II .-l It. Mi ii iltloS. tealster. I.ind nit!- --J-ily . I-I ' K-'tl Clt). .1, it n.r. in co'npi:- tl ..f III.- a t of : -titiiir I. "A i ii r lands in I he ' o n in. N v ad i. I a i , ' iih rll n-l-hi 1 ''at a In act i II ' op.-'ati I, "f I i -Ti. Stat- .-f 111 -I I I II, ItP i- N -'-t'i''. f i tne i-' ' f "ti o N , it ink- So. r .-f , i o- - i ! nal " V I'll ilile for i' '. -i aitrl. ii tiii-.il - - i lil cl 1 1 til t i I: i; st,-,- n-i It- - ' . 'I i il I ',y II I of II, to'iei I'.Hll. is lie. M l-.ll- ' Miiis( A t 'Iph. ' , lllllk. of S II- tll IS III Iw-ll, of SHI-HUFF i.M.IO No-I'lee , ,,.v K. veil Hi.it J will, oil Monly, th- ,'d , u ..f .s-,,eml.e,-. :mi, at lb" hour ,.f in o , i i, , ,),,. foi ii.Hin of said day, al and In front of tin- coiltt home d ', In ti,- Try ,,f At -rlti. in Clatsop i-oiinly. Siai- ,,f ii-,-ir..n, ..ffer for sale and m-II. .,i .ubi,-,. ,iui-ilo,i Io the highest bldd-r f .r . ,iHh In hand at Ihe time of am- ,,i ,nd singular lh real eslale mid property h-rePif.., bid In for lax-s hy said t'hu,,,, cumiy, the said "by of Aston.,, H.-hool Ibs irlcl Nos. on- on. I am ,,f wild dimly, or either of ii,, on and which, they or elth.-i of them ii,m. i ,,i,.,l lt, ,y virtue of any aiich ,),.. Raid il Is flx-d r,- a.ii.1 (,- pursu ant to tin onb-r In -i-,.fori. M,nde by lh County Court ,,f cnniy. H he lists of such ilop,.,-:y j. ot be pre pitel by ihe hiHt Mondy after July 1. THUS. I.INVILLK. . . , Sheriff i f said County. Imi.-.l. July II. Paul. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. This iiropiiriitlon chiiIiiIih ull of tlm dlKcsUnu and .IIkcu all klnilti of food. JtlvcHliislaiitrellcf and never falls to ciint. It allows you to wit all tho food you want,. The iniu.t.u.huii.ivn Btonmclm can take It. Hy Hsusu many thousands of (IvsiienUc. Cured after everyl IiJuk else fulled. It Ih unc(iinlled for all hlonmch troubles. It can't help but do you good IVnaml only by II. tl. lii:ViTT&Ci.l(i1cagci aiiull.lsiUl.ic.i.iiiilnH.' limes UiiifjOc. slj? For Sale by CHAS. Huuiokh Druggist.