The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, August 08, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTOKUN THIKSIUI, AIT. 1ST 8 Mil Telephone Main 6U TEUM3 OP SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Sent by mail, per year Sent by mail, per month W Served by carrier. Per monlh W SEMI-WEEKLT. Sent by mail, per year. In advance, 12.00 All ommunicv.kivi Intended for pub lication should be directed la "Editor Astorlan." Business communication of a'.l kinds and remittances must be addressed to "The Astorlan Publish ing Co." Tht Astoriaa guarantees to Its adfr tlsers the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rate can be bad on ap oHcation to toe business manar. THE STRIKE AND BVSIXES3. Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Acrordlng to Bndstreet's the strike In the steel trade has so far had the slight er: of Influence on the business of the world: far less. In fact, than the hot wave and the Jrouth In the Southwest. The strike this year has occurred a' 'he time hen physical conditions ordinar ily enforce a cessation of work. In the atsenee of any strike. !: would have been necessary to shut down number of the plants now closed, because It would have been Impossible for .he men to work during the terrific heat which has been prevailing throughout the dis trict affected by the strike. Moreover, according to the same authority, the r umber of participants In the steel strike Is much smaller than Is generally understood. The careful searcher after fjcta will find It difficult to Justify an estimate of over 50.000 participants. The machinist strike Is in most places a failure, and the miners" strike In sym pathy with the striking Premen, did not materialise. Cnder these circumstances, the Im portant question of the present strike Is not Its present effect upon business interests In this country, but the terms of settlement which may ultimately be arrived at. at the end of the struggle between organised eipital and organ ised labor. The strength of the capital ists lies in the fact that capital is more mobile than labor. The owners of the various piantg now un i r cne manage mriii can close down plants at one place and open them at .inothir. at will, uh;!e labor Is to a considerable extent at;achr J to the soil. The weak:v:-s . f capital, in the orent struggle, L ha: :h- st.vk 'f those great combinations have became part of the materia', of the stork m.ir k't. The necessity of sustain. a; :he frlce of securities in the stxk mirk-: puts pressure upm the .imagers of a great ndustrLalcomb;n3::on t end the strike, such as the Individual manazer or small corforatioi did v. hjv- to en counter. As Bradtret's observes: ' The phllos-.phlc observer of the ays "f men rray discern here :he working f a law of compensation whirh has -lerhaps ar trictrd less of the attention of :he gr-at :ru: captains than It may in the fu ture." It is true that the late Ad lison Cam mack, once a great o.ieri'jr, several years ago stated that he ha 3 .'ound i: u -.profitable to sell stocks sh'Tt on , ftrik's, leaving -he in'erence that strikes ( n-ed not necssarlly result In a serious depreciation In the price of securities. It is likely, however, that he referred mors) particularly to the general trend the market for stocks of all classes, not to the Jlocks f the particular cor relation which ha J a strike on Its r.atiJs. He certainly could not have referred to th effect of a strike upon the securities it a great indu'.rlil combination. Here a strike is something more than a mere adverse Influence to lepreciate the value f slock of all r.hari-t;r. I: repres-nts an actual, concrete ions of money, as well r.s of the opportunity :o make money. The Ftoek of the great indu v-lal com biniticn, whose works are H-.sed ts the jesult of a strike, is certainly w orth iess in actual value lhan when th- concern Is b-ing operal-d and is earning rnon-y. S':rong financial Influi-nces may sustain the mark-t price of such securities dur ing the p.-nd-ncy of a strike, but only at financial sacrifli. Th-y simply have pi take over, at a prlos alKve their value, the stock which the Small Investor Is Oromnt to unload. It Is eertaJn tha; the effect on he stock market will, here after, tx one of .he Items to be oar-fully consl d -iv l by the managers of trie gTat Industrial combinations, whenever a labor dlapit thrstia to bring thorn a.-e to fa-e with the prospect of a pro .ricted strike. WITH THE rARAORAPHEK. Sometime before he .lies, possibly Ad miral Samp in will remove his foot from his mouth. Anaconda Standard. The Pittsftel l. Ml., pan of llnllng murderer is to try nil :h-' inn.vcnt pv pie first. Topeka State Jourr.:. If Adbul llJ.ml v.:K to mvt his equal he ought to f.m to America and tackle old Abdul Hanvd.-Montana Record. The Jrou h in Mi-swl ci i a: lias', elaimel to have revived the habit of prayer In that state. Commercial-'..!-tette. Cultivate a spirit of ttunkfulnes. When roaches and water bugs run around, be thankful they are no; bed bug. Atchison Globe. It seems to be the general Impressl-'n. Mr. Maclay to the contrary, that Ad miral Schley looked before he looped. Denver Republic in. From this distance no excuse for the Fosburgh murder trial is apparent. Plttsrteld's chief of police seems to be a rube of purest rav serene.. h;cag 1 Tribune. Kilkenny cas:le is to be reproduce I on one of the Gould estates. And wt'.l they import th f imous cats or will they play the rolrs themselves" St. rJU: Pis patch. The Pittstleld ohirf of p '.ice appears to be a close second to Admiral Sampson In the raoe which is to decide who is the champion prise donkey of the year. Chicago Journal. A gentleman who attempted to wear a silk hst wi:h a sweater was sho: at at RermldJI last week. Our aimirat.cn for BemldJI grows with the season Minneapolis Journal. Nobody who has Hatched the Fos- burgh trial could fail to xpec: a prompt acauittal. or avoid a feeling tha: the prosecution was an outrage. fr which there should be some redress. Mail and Express. The discovery by a noted anthropo logist In Chicago of a large number of persons In that city with six fingers is not surprising In a community where there are so many free lunchrs. Kan sas City Star. The modern Samp-m doesn': have invade any other cr-ature's skeleton ge: the Jawbon. Cbieag, J em.il. At the same time it isn't safe to riy heavi.y on Prof-s r Tr.ggs' JuJgmen: of prtry. He said. "The Hrairie Dg" was d 'gg-rei." i.Tiicago Tr.bune. Vice-President Rooseveit is a v-ry busy man but he always has tlx- t . -xtra' t some inform ition fr .m ri-.r---rs wh) try to pump him. ''h ag Trbun". J03 CurLD.VT HAVE STOOD IT If he'd had Itching pile. They're t-r ! ,"''v" asthma and a very bad cough rblr annovn- bat Bu-Wi ArnLal' r '"arJ' t,u ''"u1,1 s?et no rell-f fnm Sa.v, w ill curV the w. cs of.le,1- ? medicine, , trl-.. until on -arth. I: has cure1 thousands. For , Tnlnrie Pa, rr R ll! Fnin l .n. le. tl onj Prlcf th bst aaive in rh world Pries ?V ' a box. Cur? guarantjid. Har.'j Drug Store. Sold by One of ;h healthful tendencies m th American life of t.lay is the way n which out-of-d.sjr WiTJi hav- re-en tak en up, njyel and ;s-.pularizr I. Buf falo News. TO HEAL A HL'I'.T. I's- Banner Salve, the great hear. It's fruaranteed f it cuts, wounds. srT- i, piles and all skin dis-ases. L'se no substitu e. Hart's drug store. The public has no complaints to mak- 't th1 courts which decide that a man whi n'.nti In nYi.lf mn.r nr.' in(.r fr,j wltn by a ml wh 4J,n want to work. Washington Post. A. R. Basa. of Morgantown, Ind , had to get up ten or twelve times In the nighr anl had sever backache and pains in the kidneys. Was cured ly Fo ley's Kidney Cure. It's guarant'-ed. I Hart's drug store. The news from China Is that the re form program calls for the substitution of th" tsung-li-yamen by the wei-wu-pu. This news is received with Intense in terest and satisfaction. Washington Star. WHAT'S YOUR FACE WORTH ? Sorr.etlme a fortune, but never, if you have a sallow complexion, a jaun diced lor.k, moth patches and blotches on th ekin. all signs of Livr '.'rouble But Dr. King's New Life Pills g ve Clear Skin. Rosy Cheeks. Rich Corn, flexion. Only 2.c at Hart's Drug more. The thirty liryanltes of Ohio got them selves t .g.-ther yesterday and nom.nai ed themselves for all the state offlcef.. This giv-s them an i-xi ut- f.jr n.it '.cork ing f .r a fe months. 'hii-ag.i Jiurnal. W1IITK MAN TLT.NED YELLOW. fireat corest.-rna,l..n was f It hy the fr ends of M. A. Hogar'y of Lexington, Ky., wh"n they saw he was turning yellow. His skin slowly changed col or, also his eyes, and h suffered terri bly. His malady was Yellow Jaundice He wa-sj treated by the b'-st doctors, but without bs-neflt. Then he was advls.-d to try Hl-etnc BltteTs, tho wond.-rful Stomas-h and Liver remedy, and h writes: "Af!T taking two btks I was wholly cured." A trial prove its matchless merit fur all Stomach. Liver and Kidney trnjbless. Only 5!V B-jld by Frank Hart, lrurg1t. 0. O. Hack, ltelrne. Ark., mm: 1 was troubled wl;h con:lption until I bouirtit IVWltf Uttle Karly Risers. Since then have been entirely cured if my old complaint. I recommend them. OH AS. KOtiEHS, Druggist. Two simultaneous Robert Treat raine vre a trltle painful for one gen eration. Mall and Express. If the action of your bow.l is not easy and regular serious complVatton mist I" the final result. IVWltt's Uttle Early Risers will remove this dancer Safe. pleasant and effective. CHAS. ltiSKRS. Druggist. A id all that Mr. Maclay gets is .'.MS a lay. This hardy keeps Mm in liam rn rs Chl.ag Tribune. James Whit;'. Urvantsvllle. In I , sars IVWitf Witch Hated Salve healed riinrim.if sore on both legs. He had stiff-red x years. IVvtors filled to help him. Get IVWltt's Accept no Im itations. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist. I- is lnferre.1 that the rulr.uls would rather repair a few washouts thin have no crops to haul. Kansas Oty Star. Eruptions, cut, scalds and or. of alt kinds quickly healed by IVWltt's Witch Haiei Salve. Certain cure for pi!-. Beware of counterfeit. Be ure you get the original DeWltt's. CHAS. KOGK'RS. Druggiit. Coal at 111 a ton and milk it U cent a quart. Even the trust In I'roivldence seem against us. St. Paul Hspatch. Mrs. S, H Allp.rt. Johnstown. Pa.. jys: "Our little girl almost strangled to death with croup. The doctor said she couldn't live but she wis Instantly relieve! bv One Minute Cough Cure." CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. This year's drouth may be a blessing in disguise. I: may cause congress to do something for the cause of Irrigation m the est Topeka S:at Journal. In casts of croup give the little i ne One Minute Cough Cure. Then rest iasy an! have no f--ir. I; n-ver fails. Bleas- at; to take, alway safe, sure an 1 al m s: Inst tntaneiiu in effect. CHAS. R'HiERS. Druggist. At th-" same time p"ple running other km Is of lotteries should '"e careful not to use the I'nlte l States mallr. s'hiMgo Tr.bune. P T Thsmas. Sumtervl'le. All.: "I was suffer ng from dyspepsia when I comnvneej taking Klo Dyspepsia Cure. I tk several bottles and can digest anything." Kodo Dypep:a (hare is the onlr preparation containing all the natural digestive tlulds. It gives weak stomichs entire rs:. rest.irlng their natural condition. CHAS. ROG ERS. Druggist. There is needed an internatlon tl and an lntert.issi'iary agreement itp'n the ivrr-etness f the definition of looting Mall and Express. Imt be sar.sfled with temporary re - llf from indigestion. Koxlol Dysp-ps. a Cure permanently and completely re- mores this ccmrplalnt. It reilere per - manentlr because It allows the tired stomach psrfect rest. Dieting won't rest the st mach. Nature -ecelres sup plies frsim the food we eat. The sen sible way to help the stomach Is to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which dl-g-sts what you eat an I can't help but do y)u good. CHAS. ROGERS. Drug gist. Th.-" who drew blanks In the Okla homa lottery can use them to advantage in :h:r remarks on th sublect. Ana--n ia Standard. FR WHOOPING COFOH. "l!th my children wr taken with 'h -p'rg cough." wrlt-s Mrs. O. E. Dutton. . f Danville. III. "A small hot tie ,.f Foley's II.iny and Tar curel the -ouirh m 1 save 1 a doctor's bill." Hart's lru,- it'.re. It w.-uld s--m that the oil trus: has, a i.r-..v o.g jio ,n us nana, wn-n -M f.' in i R.- ird. ' Mr. Danl-I Hants, ottervills. la., says: I t i k F.'-y's Hon-y and Tar. It gave ima "' '""..-nat ri:er ana none me more 1 :hln H tn- other remedies com bine I. Hart's drug store. I Harris .n county, Kansas, farmers a re thr.-shing out f'.rty bushels to the acre, iliroi h ruin ston-s are called in Min i r.'-ap lis J lurnal. Wm. F nn. of Until. O.. obtained ex-r-'i-ru r-ult from the use of Foley's Ki In-y Cure "It relieved my back 3. r,- an 1 Bv-r pain over the hips. It i-o-1 my system and gave me new vim and en-rgv. I: Is an honest and rll a',.e rern-dy, a sure cure for all kidney iis-as-a." Hart's drug store. A St. Louis man has constructed a 'ro-t-ear Turkish bath establishment. I- consls-s of St. Iuls atmosphere and a h ie '.'hi'ag Journal. High living. Intemperance, exposure a-d many other things bring on Hrlght's dia. Foey' Kidney Cure will pre vent Hrlght's dl-ae and all other kid rev ,r bladder disorders If taken In lime. Re sure to take Foley's. Hart's drug store. Sre-alc'ni: of happy deaths, the Ala bama ns-gro who expired while eating a wat-rrner,n has hroken the record. Wishlngton Post. WOt'LD HA VK vST HIM HIS LIFE. fv.ir P. wman. Ihanon. K.. write: "I hav h-.-n using Foley's Kidney Cur an'l take grat pleasure In stating It civ- me fe-rminenr cure of kidney dls. as- which ''-r'aJnly would have cost my t.f..." Take nor.e but Foley's. H ir''s : ij(f r .jr Mr. Ii i, tuts I'-Me a-i l-x.'-'i lu. Word.- says that the term "shelved" .r no slgnifi. ance. Mr. Bry i has !h. sime explanation of 1 ii nv.-r Republican. A H Ii.iv.s, Mr. Sterling, la., writes: "I win n ,iil,l.-d with kidney complaint f .r aoo j' two yenrs, but two one dollar l,oi',. s ,,f Kol-v's Kidney Cur effctd i r. :rrr. i.-i.-ri. ure. Hart's drug store. fv VKD TWr FROM IBATH. "''ur lfl daughter had an almost faial att.vk it wh.s.plng cough and tiro ,, h.ils." Wr!t.-s Mrs. W. K. Havl land. of Amniiik, N. Y., "but, when all o'h-r r -rn.-dl -H fail-d, we saved her life wl-h I fr K.ng's New XAtvwry. Our nlT., who h id Consumption In an ad viri. -l Hlagi.. also used this wonderful nn-!.e!r,.. al,d today she Is perfectly v.-ji," i).-sp,.ril throat and lung dm-eas-s y. i t., ,r King's Ne-sr I1ft--ry as to no other medldne on earth, infami.i for C.,ufhs and Colds; 60c and II m y,'.t guarant-v! by Hart's I Tug Htorr.Tr.al Wilis trot. I From Various Sources. . ti FROM MESSENGER TO MAGNATE Young men who complain that y have "never ha I a chance, " listen to word of wisdom from Ed In Haw Icy. T!ili:y-tlir', years ago Edwin Haw ley w as K years old, green an I unsophisti cated. He came from ' l'p t'lutnani way." where h father worked a (arm, an I when he reach.-, the nieti.'polU he was almost too tlml.l to move around for fear of shedding liayse. I. His worldly possession were In a carpet bag, and cons sted of a c'ai ge of linen. a doieu ciiokles. male by the hand that patched the linen. nl daguerreotype of the old folks at home. r.owin nawiey nad no men .la U1 tne cu. no pun. no prorensioi.. no lr,le. He was Jut an honesi. healthy country wi) who naj ureiimcM of tame an.i tor - tune while on the farm, and who w determined to make hi dreams come true T'day tha; homesick country boy I a millionaire. The niiHlest boarding houss' he singlivl out th rty-thres- year ago has bvn replaced bv luxurious town and country horn- s Several thousand ivrsnns d'iend upon his favor for th' ir dally bread, and he Is a in m'oer of Gotham's m st cxclusie club. How did h' do It? He i.orked f T i: "I did not wait for .he chance." Mr. Haw ley sail, going ha. k le'ueMniU to the early days, "hut I made It. T: chances of our lives d ti t come fr nn without: th-'y come from w.thni. Mir l:is are what we make th'-m. an I nun s hat I have made 1: "I had n chance . ;he matter of a busin ss. If It had been tie d am ti ! huslti'ss or the rag business .: w ni l h.-ve Iw-'n all th' sam- '.. me 1 had in n ulce ah nit b lug ll:. ! f..r A certain sphere I knew I w .4 flto l o w rk, and willing t' work, an I that c.oercl 111 fields I resolve I (.. take the firs! thing :hat off-red ls.'lf and stick to it until I had forced my way t' the top. "The first thing haipen.d to he rail-, roadlng. The psltl.n .'f'rranl b-y was vacant In the Erie railroad, an I I filled the gap. I got the munitlc. n: sum of SI a week. I l"n': know that my dream cn th farm conl-'tnpla:ed iUiV s i humhle a start, hut th - reality of ." a un, nu; .n- reau-.y things as :h-y are which confronts the ' rallro.! office nrrand h,.v rus ntle I , , 1 m' b' av' ro7';tl,i; 1 ' ' ' -" i"- of energy Into th first job. You ee. I was fr-sh from the country and didn't kn w how consequential a N-w York errand boy ought to !x Ise 1 might be there yet. "At th end .f th third nvn-h I was prnm.it- l to r hill clrk. at 19 a w -ek I think the firxt thing I lid. af'er mv .-lilted change ,f position, was i ni"V' to new quirt t I have always main tained that It I quite n Important to live as we as nn' means Justify as I! IS to k--p out of d-llt. I'e,,p!,. like to d-al witn :he .rp-r isi-.iking. and. besides, on f I" I and environment h.iv-' a g "! d-il 1 1 with . oi. 's health and temper. "Aft-r s-r.i m..nths X"Ti"nce .1 , bill . ieik. I found mi n k N:an, r.,.,r4, a , f la ling I ' lerk ,r 111 a w.-k I was ready t till that pec", in becuus.' I hav lli'V.T .,. ,,, , (,Usv to s udy th- intrlci.-l-s . ,,f ,h I ' 1 ' ' 1"' '""w I "N"'. th- bill ..f lading clerk In a illrond - .TH-- rias eno.es opportunit i.-s .... i h,.. -... , ,,....v... , ecap- mm. nu sa.ary is no: siitllcl-nt fur the ww.i .gi to save .imthltig -ach week. He has a Hpl-ndid chance to learn p.-r annum. I: H i the d-taild of the business) and to come I wIimi I first :art I a lay pa.-s that a day Pass.,, taht 1 .in nut mage use , I do nut make u. of some knowlolg.. gained as a bill lading cl-rk. of : "Contracting agnt was :he next step, j and In due time I t .k it. The salary was IISiSi a year. I wasn't surprised when I got It, f .r I had h-en working I for It. I k-pt my -yes fixed straight ahead on a point which was always n little beyonl where I stood. "A an II S'iO i year contracting agent I saved money and live.) well, too. My plan was to h ready in 'as., a chance for a small investment presented Itself. During my short experience In New York I have met a score of men who might have been wealthy If thy ha I only had the money to get In on certain 'good things.' "I never worked harder In my life than I worked for those llSirfl. There Is no doubt tha: I earned each and every one of them. The rnnselentlous train ing of the old folks was a part of my capital. It of:n brought m home figged ouol at night, but It made an In dependent man 'if me In th" knowledge tha: my employers, were my debtors rather thm otherwise. I worked with added vigor when I wasn't IHng looked at and I took d-llght in doing wofk that I might have shirk'-d without anyone being the wiser. "I have never shirked work. I like It. I don't think any life can be happy wlthou: It. If I had l0fl.OOVsfl could not be Idle. The whole pith and point of my life woul I be gone, perhaps I don't ow- this disposition to any virtue of my own, but to 'lie tendencies and the constitution whl' h ar- my herit age." Mr. Hawley l.-aned hack In a comfort able office chair and looked contented. Su'tfti-ses is an excellent antidote for the ravages of hard times. "You know," he resumed, "we work ers have all found tasks that imi"l superfluous. They weren't Just Includ ed In our Job and we didn't have to do them. There wasn't any -xtra pay In sight. Now, I run nufflclently a believer ti the liw of compensation :o think that wv draw pay for every bit of woik we u do Soni. tiuiis I; d Of eome rlgh away and oineilni. II doen't come In mon.-y, but experience. No cffoit eve KO. i w a-'e When the I'hic.ig' nn I Rock Island. ill' Noi iIhi:.'i n .ill the Chicago, Hut lUlKton and 1,'iilncy foiine l he tripartite ai r.in;eme ; under the name of !v allfein ( Ei litil Line, O Wicker, the genera! eastern agent, paid m. for a I '! of th,e nopal I i.ik bv making me conn i. lliig agent in t.'i, ono lV year "Ity ;!i,n time I f i:n l Investment for my ivl:'g I a careful an I for mnate K'r ten e.,, I held that post t!im ,,y ,llr um ,, foundation for a small fortune. ; (, t!ll, ,),,, m.vrr4 tempting r, had presented themevr outalde ,,K rtlliroj() ,ul:ie. but I fuiniled my imrtMse of stand. ng Hi inly to the one line When J (' Sutd'S. the guieral freigd' ag in of the Southern I'aoirde. i .im.' fi.isn San Frm. Isc to e;til!h . Huntumt oi Sunset l.'niited II uite, lie off red me the gelleial lll Til agency at I1' a year Liter Mr llimilugt in idvanced tne : tie (rattle manager of the rod I. 'lh, i ', n "K. ti hiiie the hit 'ry of in v husni-sn .air.-r m New Y ok It I "n': re.nir. a , (; n,,r ,t reat dpi 'ma: no a nr it . n ::.: u il geniu : make i niilll it li )n: ruire , w rk -r ail f.-ar'os man wins, will illg P I.Ike a few rlk " ' Hut :f he has a fim'lv he . in'i tak l.skS - Well. i. ." ,, Mr lli.il y mell a- :u.!y I li 'ii y mi w ml I 1 : idt is i .'iing man ! iiiariy"'' II ah Is,, him ! use i,s !..-. Judg m- nt 1 m gh: a u '; t or.- m-n What will cur- .'tie wl'l k:!l an 'ther " "Do you think It w .ml I have bin ) re I y.'U'" I doi't know what I think ! u; It." was th- i- ir-ful reply r ner I tim- to think ..f I: I heliev, I .it. you my rule w.i, t,i f e m or... !ri,- . i not diMde "Women hay- -i he making of a k.r.,t many iti-n ml the doanfill of a KrHJt niar.y ,,them Tli nk In the .... matr m..nl., market are greater than -h.is in the ilik market prefer hlr , , a ,,ru.,. min ,,,. i,.r Uim, v f yu ,!u,.k wh k ,. Jt, y ,ur .hMr, , Mf, ,,. (hy g , u(, v(, can't do that with i ma tlm.'n'al In- vestment " ! I drew dark pictures . f a eir and V II'"' old age wt:h tit anv e o sym pathise wl:h his rheiimail'- ant with no rurlv go l.oi n--1. 1 t , make hlni !c ti reiie, but this' l .ir l'"i - l ich.-l t in. I.-! in pl.i' i I run', ir "I h I v.. a. c nip!!he. I '." he si! I. "an ! I mi I e: oit !o itl"M-d. '"lie hl:.g and lo i ( .ti' k at at.sfy all a cannot do nier 'h in ri-' It w II V oi know I rd". li'ilq. k v n I "An." a mill: ti d '!. no n' wants " Mr Haw : y I ninn ft'.y I m mag,, t i a rr ng. 1 1 "Hi "ll y .ii York to till Mr In San Fran. Is - "Ye-." r- pile well. Silary Is I hav- ti.nigh to In N'w York is '. oil In' Hun-Hi New 111 ill us p. i a- II" .. i '. ai Mr llawl.-y. Hi it I J". : : . me i..w ' on!, n: me. un 1 living w.ir'h a good Income that I Ian. lei mil to o,.nii.'r . frything In sight. It is here tint my Int-r-sts are ,,,, I b.-re Is tin: l.liuv I home. When a man g.:s m i. rlfty, horn.- anl :he a.n lati oris f whhh It consists are d'-aPT !.. him than r.rtun. Forty thousand a y.-ar in San Kram-lseo couldn't buy m.. a lglu ..f the town ' 1"V' leTit, and I d pri,i,ihlv want t give up that nun h more a day for thai sam- J .y "-New York World An army officer n.w s:n:..ri.d n N'-w York, referring to military l.f.- on h border, t' lls a g kI story of how Hen. ml Il.inkheal iii( s- t out lo rrnk' Inillans soldiers in the regular army says the Ixtrolt Free fre. Th- In- ulans, b- It known, wr.- nut w-ll up In English, or, rather, I' at nil confused, they forgot the pale face luiguag.., but 'leneral Ilankhe.ii was determined 'hey should lo duty as soldiers; stand guard .an ou. !ii" noiirs, .mi j .fiat a white sentry did. When the gen ral got them, as he be. Ili'ved, well coached, he gave an enter talnment at his li-a.iiiiin' rs 'ne night to the officers and Ih-ir farnlll.-s, and a! Ill o'clock all .v.-re to listen to :he s ails of the Indian sentinels. A' the appoint d time headiiiar(. rs was as ' ns u graveyard, and soon th- "All's well" i-ry began to go the round, and follows: "I'os' rnmb.' Two : Irn --te, -Ive I'lie kn all right!" This was fairly K.,.,i f,,r an Indian, but the rn-xt H-rrmil f ugn his i-ali .-rid lid th-- best In- r, ,l. wjil, tt,,, .;,IKiHh h imiild graHp, aft..r this style; Tos" liornli-old I! inkli"ad h-ap f.sil -gi to bell -all right'" A wllil shout ,,f laughl-r 'Ir-iwnel tin call of th- Hex- H-ruln-l, bin il was about the name, and tha' w;i th.. ..-o ,,r 'i.'ri'Tal Ilaiikh-ads liell.,,, it..,, 1 1 tl..H Tin- naval oIIIivih are oid. r'-il to bold their tongues corM-.-rnlng ih- S.impson Hchley coritroversy. If Un. ord-r bad b-iri issu.'d to Libor'-r-llllsorlaii Mac lay earlier In the Kimo thi-r,. might have lis-n Iuhs talk ba. k from the out sider who cannot b silenced lit i. burg Dispatch. GO EAST VIA SHUHTEST AND QUICKEST LINE TO Sl.p8Ul,I)ululh.MlniirHiolis,Clili'.; and All Polnls M. DAILY TRAINS; FAST TIME; PKIl VICE AND HCKNK1KY UN EXHliUCu, Through I'slacr ss) Tsurtst Blsssssm IHnlng and iViffrt Sonsklog Ubrsary r. TktrrMs lo Mints Rast visa lorlknd ai Um Ort Narthern Ry. so sftl I . R. L N. Tick! OIBm A.lcrU. or Orrat Northern Ticks Otflo laj TIIIKU 5TRERT, PORTLAND. Tor turn, foidsra sad full Informa tion regarding Kaattrn trip, rail on or sxltlrwsa, A. B. C. DENNI3TON. City Pisa, and Tdckst Agent Psriland Ii Travel UXURIOUS Th "Northwetrn IJmllrd' tralas. He.tnc lighted thrsmchsut. both liwld and it, and tsm heated, arc with- ut eicetln, the finest trains In th rid. They stnWsdy thsi tt. nit and Wl Ideas far comfsrt. csnvtnlenos and luiury ever offer be traveling puniu-. and allogsihsr are lh mast uilrle ana vssVudld sroductlou of th car builder' art. The Hlendld Tralmi Csnnect With The (irtit Northern Tke Nerthert r'iclfk lad The Camtflia I'liKIc AT T. PAUL FOR CHICAGO aid the CAST. No ulr chaxg for the suss-rior accnTN1aUMi and all rlaa tt tick. et or ayaUaM for SsUMgo on th raanaua rtsrtawrsstera Umlid." All tntlns i this lists or srssterti d It lk lntnisaklog Blsok Mystsm. r. If. 7dHAs, H. u SroLtrl. (IenrsJ Agni. Traveling AgL Psrtlaiid. On. flVewt. Fifth and -av Htrxet Arrlv ' IS a m '7 00 p.m Ovsrland k'isrrm Train f.r Halem, Heburg, Ash land KiiTimtils 1 30 p.m ngden. Sao. KrW cfw. Me)v Lo AnnlH l-"i r.. S.30 a m New Urtean ami th Fault. At Wesdkurn (dally except Hun. day). msrnlng train connects with tram far Mt. An gel, Bllverton, Brswnsvlll. Hrtngfleld. and Natran. and even ing train far Mt. Angel and Hllvrr tsn. Carvallls passen ger. Hherldan fasten- 117:30 a m ,'S:M p m lS:Ka.m i!I M p m i IT"" Dally. Cllly except Hunday. Rebate tickets on sale bttween Port land. Hacrams-nt and San Francisco. Net rales 117 first class and 111 second class. Including sleeper. Rates and tickets t Eastern pslnts and Eursp. Alas Japan. China. Hono lulu and Australia. Can b obtained from J. 0. Klrklsnd. Ticket Agent. 134 Third Htreel. YAMHILL DIVIBION. Pawierig..r depot foot of Jefferson HI. I-ave for Oswego daily at 7:20, 9.4 a. m.; 12:30, 1;SS, l:2S, 6;1S, :ZS, 8 06, 11:10 P. m. and 9:0u p. m. on Hunday only. Arrlvs at Portland dally at 8 sr., 11:30. I0:W a. m.; l:3fi. I: It. :30. 6:20, 7 40, 10:00 p. m.; 12:40 a. m. rtilly except Monday; 8:30 and 10:43 a. rn. on Hun day only. I .cave for Dallas dally except Hun day at 4:30 p. m. Arrive at Portland at :30 a. m. Passenger train leaves Pall is fur Alrl-e Mondnys, Wednesday and Fri day ar 2:45 p. m. Return Tuesdays, Thursday and Haturdsys, Kxcept Bunday, It. KOWHLKIt, Manager. ('. II. MARKHAM, Oen. Frt. and Pass. Aft, Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. This ppparal Ion contains all of the dlKcstiinU and (IIki-hIh nil kwdn of food. ItKlvesHlnstuntrelltifand nnvi-r fallH to cure, It allows you to wit nil thu frsHl vou want. Tint mohtHcriHitlve Hliiiiutlm can take It. Hy Itsuso ninny UmtiwuidH of dyHpf'ptliv havo foocn ctircxl af ut cvurythlnK olao fallwl. It In unequulltKl for ull stomach troublos. It can't help but do you good Prepnrnl only by V. 0. IrrWirr t('a, Wilcago Thell. oUlnUlBaHi tlracstkeWc. 1 For Hals by CHAS. ROQBRfl, Drre1. W0 SOUTH "17 n ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA. RIVER RAILROAD. 1-irriCCTIVK JULY I, liwl, IK.WK I l 111 I t V i III H V f is I IDMTUNII I'urllaml I'll. mi ii.tn l-sr A slur la tml W I'.iiiil. AKSIVS II lila m v 10 p in AiTOIIIA K. r l-.irilsiiii oid W.y I'.'lnla t 4) III II 10 p III i il W in I l" p in i vni. m SsH'IPKIilVHION IPs III i II III I II vi in I VI y iu I III V. p 111 l tvatn " t.- in v . w I llp III I 7 i a m I ' vi u, no f m r .iu,, iu li-M Ul U . v m I i p in 7 X p in ii V )i m AI.Hl lor WarmubMi, i.esrliart ami ..i. Hrlil, (In Wtrrrlilou Mild Attor!. I'aily 'sc-pt Haturday. Saturday only. Train leave Aatorla for Havel Ham m 'iid and Kn Hteven t I II a in. I'd t 60 p m daily Uav Kor( Ml. vu for AsWrU T.vl a, in. uj 1 : ra. m. dallr. All train mak c.i coiin"cion at il'hle w,ih all .Northern '0lflc trains :o and from th Kant and r,iun jvti n t av. J. c. Ma to. ilen'l Treighl and rarngr Agnt. Vtt ..Forlland feloria l(ou!o.. STR. " TAHOMA," Pally It.uind Trip rs-ept Uunday. TIME CAHO Irnvr Portland le-ai Astoria , 7 s m. I p m. Through Portland MnnctUm wltr :emrr NiIkmpi from llwocs anl Lang listen point Whit I'ollar Un tickets Inin-'hsngs. able with O. It. N. Co. aud V. T. Co. ticket. Teiepiuin riek, Tlpins 111 THE OillfS-fOBRIID ROUTE STR. "BAILEY fiATZERT." I nan v nnuisin tdid EICtPT RONOIT VitKouvtr. Cdsc.it Locks. St. Mir Iln'i Sprlnfi, Rood Rlvir. White Silmon.Lyle in J Tut Dalles TIME CARD te-av Portland ... Arrlvs Ths laalles Iav Ths Dalli. Arrive IVr.la.iid .. . 7 A. M. ..II'. M . 4 P M 10 IV M MEALS THE VEBV DE8T THundy Trips a Uadlng Feature I'Thl Itoute has th Orandes: 8.-nlu Attractiuti on llarth. LAN'DIN I AND OFFIK: FOOT OF A LI 'Kit ITIIBKT. lloTII I'lliiNKH MAIN 321 Portland, ore JOHN M. FILL00N. Agt The Dillci i A.J. TAYLO. At- Altorli j PRATHERA BARNES, Agts HoodRlver J.C WYAlT.Agt Vircou fr. E. W. CRt:ilT0N. Aet- Portland ODFr.nfv m) Siiorp Line and union Pacific TIMB m-HKD- VI.KB From Portland. Halt Ik.Invr, Ft. Worth, Oma ha, Kanea City St. leiul. Chlcsfu and Bsst. Riilt Lake, Danve Ft. Wsrth. Om. Dp.irt Chlcsirn Portland fPvlal :0ta. m. via Hunt ington Allan tlo Kx press :Wp. in. via Hunt ington St. Paul Fast mall p. m. via Bpukano Arrlvs 6:30 p. m. ha, Kansas City. 1:10 a. m Hi. Louis, chlciifo nnd last. Wnlln Walla lifwlston, Bon. kane. Mlnneapollt t Pnill. Dululh Mllwiiukee, Chi cngn nnd Kun 7:00 a. m 72 hours from Portland to Chicago. No Change, of Cars. OCEAN AND IUVKH HCHUDULU From Astoria All Milling date sutiject to clinnge Fi.r Hun Wnincls co every live days. Coluinlilii Hlver 7 a. m. iJallv ex- 4 il. in. exc. Monday To Portland and oeot Hun. JWnyI.iinillng. .Steamer Nahcotla leaves Astoria on tldo rtUly f.rr Ilwa-o, connecting there with trains fi Ing ni-a.'h, Tlogn and North lleach points. Itolurnlng urrlves at Astoria same evijilng. O. W. IOUNBIlISniiT, Agent. Astoria. A. U CTIAIO, OcneroJ Passenger Afent, PiTtland, Oresjssn,