The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, August 23, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTin: morning astor.an, Friday, vtr.rsr :;it ihi. gaily stcaian Te4pboa Main TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. 8nt by null, pw year 8mt by mail. 9r month 59 Srv4 by earner. pr month 60 8EMI-WBEKL.r. 8nt by mU. Pr yr. In advance. K.N. All commiwW'ixu Intended for pub- 1lrK.n Vv1iil. tt lillYCted tJ "Editor I .tri.n" R.ninri communications' Mg'l in omo minor confl.c:!' with th performed by the l"ntt.l State., anil n. Kuropean government will be given ny pretext t. Interfere la the nmt'er en account of the failure of the i'ni:e.t Sut. to pn:v: tht rallr.oad an.l insure its neutrality. There Is nothln extraordinary in :he flitted Sates being culle 1 upon la per form this work, as the Kur.ip.'.m m. paper profess to believ.'. They have n.liru'.ly forget'. M the fac; l!At tlu fnite.l Stitea hnn looioe before landed troop on the ls:hmu. for '.ho prot.vt'.on i .f :he Panama railroad, an ! tun eu- of ail kinds and reml:ta.ice must be addressed to 'The As:orian rubiifh ln Co." maraud ng ban J who have attempted t Imer.'ore wtth Its opr.uons. I'unns I Mr. I'l.'ve'.and's adminislratlo.'., one of i The Atorin fuv-sntefs to Its adver-1 the I-iru-s: fore, of American mailt! . Users the largest circulation of any j which up to :ha: time ever b ' " newspaper published on the Columbia j , s!a0, .,., 0v. war wa j M.eiieJ to Colon, was landed an.l t vk Adverthdn rate can be had on ap-s.:-ns pvi.ion a: virions points along O. O. thick. Heirite. Ark.. aays: t was IimuN'SI wl:h cvus.liuuou until t bount IVYViU's lJ;tl Ksxly Itinera. Since then have been entirely eurel of my oij oomplaiit. I reomm'nJ (hem. I'MAS. lUV.'KKS. IVueuist. "The s l a moan." the poet crl.'il, SaM I: "Why : t; tlile.l with woo?" "IVrlups the oral." the bar J n piled, "Are tiltini: a: its undertow!" If the a.-tloa of y.mr Nwei it not easv and regular erlus inDlVMtlon mist tv :h Una! reoult. IVWItCs U;tle Karlv lUsero will remove this daniter. Safe, pi-asan: an I effivtlve. (."HAS. KiVi'US. lrir:. A,y.T.!.:is t :he Amor. cm Associa tion of tpt:o!ivs, i: is tne strenuous Ut.' that s : i:.i:ue for the alanir.UK i ' cre...' i ' the us.1 of -i ;l.s'S. Tiia: no itos ;o an lly w io has ever seen Tc.lv K."s .lt. J.ru. s W'l ! !V Witt's W ruin h -;,' htm t'ati 'in. . !lrv.i:Usv.!l, I'd., says eh lln-t Ailve healed on b-:h leits. Me ria l Mrs lViiiom fi ed to !-Vitt A.vep; :io i:n- i-tl VS lt h'.KUS. liiik-i;:i 1 vi: cllcatin to the bu;ne mar.aser. Paiiy Oregon Republican. An iniiKirtan; test 'f miiitary auto mobile is to be nu l.' in Engl ml. Tne minister of war has reeenty announced a concourse of automobiles for which three prlxes are to be given K.VJ. Jlioi and JjOO: the priies are to be awarded by a special commission after a series of tests whk-h will commence on the 4th of December. The following are seme of the conations laid down for the tests. The vehicles must be able to rui upon bd roads and even aonass fields. The total load carried Is to be five ton. of which the tractor carries three, and the rear n-agtw two. The platform surface is to be fifteen feet square per ton. The tractor and wagon must be provided with movable side piej two feet high. The platform of the trac tor, when empty, must be at most four feet three Inches from the prounl. J that of the rear wagon four feet. The train when loadnl with live tons is to giv? the following results: 1. A speed on a level grade of eight miles an hour. 1 A mean speed of five miles an h ur on average roads with ur and down grades. 3. Vpcn the road it should while fully loaded and by Its own aid. mount grades of one in eight. All the parts of the mechanism are U be pro tected against accidents, mul and dust. The co.itrollng mechanism is to be strong and powerful The train should give forty-eight hours work without ex- ;!;e 1'r.e of the r.'A.l an.l protected its op rati n until or.ier was res or.vl. Th.s ! roe of marines did not for a m 'men: at', trp: to interfere betiwn the two ;ir.ics in arms tn the coun ry. or ; a.d either of tne contending f !0'. Wh 'ti l's work was done it was withdrawn; and wh--n It lift the "lomb!m gov emir. :; and p pl.. were grateful rather than otherwise for the service wiit h the I'nt'.el States had performed. A situation calling for the presen.-e of an armed force upon the Isthmus may again be presented. The Col r. blan government recognizes the right of the l'nite.1 States to interfere and protect the railroid. when necessity aris-s. There is no friction between the two governments and but a remote prospect that there will be any. When, tn its Judgment, the presence of tY1 United P;a:,-s marines ashore on the isthmus is necessary, they will be land ed. This will occur whei the govern ment is satisfied by the facts as they exist, or by the confession of the Co l.ombian government of it own Ina bility, that the presence of American troops Is necessiry to preserve rd ;r. This will be the limit of I'nited States interf-r-r.ee: and when the nee j ,,f the Amvr.can f re s f"r ti.ts w ork .IL.ip-p-'ars. they will b-; withdrawn, precisely as they have b "en heretof ore. Mi ha ng I: -!rr 'I -11 g: it '!! ,' for in mo in vee : i.ri' ".: ' KiV.I'Ks. Pruggl.t. If JO' Ai.TitruiA at i..Vr I gr -wiiig. Thi-u we cm.. io I cro-ek. wlili'h tlo for a nil'.,. Hurley mid a Interesting Account of a Washington I ''"ar.er Ihiough our Ian I The land II" ' (It t MMlH'l It IHMU ll't I I I'llI HIP Coln Wher,. Ail Men Are Ivinal. ! CI 'k. Kloni III,. Ilig'ie: tvlioli we can caic'i tt gUnurv f M'tnt Tacoma, of i the ilym,lc and !he Caca l. s, on the 'owest site nir present illag.., rough. Helen 10..UV in the K Ulllller. I Hew. Iinpa il.ed. Ulll'ielituuis. simply I'll In the Sta of Wash.ntiton, 1(!,,nit useful There w ,. !iue a iwmlll. a e.sht'n nil fro n Tacoma. a! the head 1 -IH'it;' ' nilil. a w eod-;ui nlng pluul. a of Carr's Inlet you c.in easily (lud it 1 1 iun dry. a hlaek-in iti h .p, a . Ii ...I on the map If .u have a wl-li t -!n a house, a fi t - or l-Mgnig for the s'ngle srvtih of pritii va! foiest 'l a Itllo ! nio r, t w 'i: -f mr h u, s f,.r our nu'lil-waf- vvay k'-own as (turlev cre.-k. there 1 le is. On t:u Hat !n III" stie.tm o-u Is a litiie c 'inmn '.it a tiiiltul of men, alii s s.iiio'v a I !n u I tig lm i.-uglilv women and clil l en . !i.t is Irving to ; bu.lt new vlllig,. wher... ;e-s than ilii 'e re.iii thit li.'ui'fol .I'eim ,f lt.l--.ve.irs .iiti, tli.i w a . .ml. Hie wilier i.iioy's "lHk!ng lui -kiv lid " ' n is You will it : i I ,!i,. i.ui -u. f.im li-s Arid what mor t Ihe p.int. whit each living In Its own h.ui-"-. '-i we d- mak th.s Httle e iiimiiiiito of m m e -: live i communi v : r ll.i. h ::-.ii. than passing mt.'i s; t. the w . rid h '- ! v Mil il m.iv hi,. Ills ow:i !wn- an I liiKe right in urg- v.n I :hi: tre, 'i ,.f f.fsi I ml. that ; l-u .-i 1 ng as he or his I - t.in:s i s a :n lre;.i'i.l. If lit U sit!-l--l w : i Its .p nmon; far Iran In t!i otiiniin 1 1 V -u will hud lies a: the op's -lit riel.ts It hi earn . I It. 'hit. after a trial e -,-h house .lis lis (l-w-r : v 1 1 ie y ars who v.l'l pay :ie j thit has '.a:e I ". arlv !li:e,- ais. Just ; gar I .- ehl k-n va-l ic -i.png to Irish mnib-rs -f ,a:-o",. m uith less t. t... e.i.-t. .. is dl.tig In llvldual d- !ie You w" ch-ldteii .ni!..ig : and d-: in' n- I : . g n with . p a lug and m n an I in n ug . i;t, I .il u" th -ir w o k ,ii ii !i i -o i .j.i. '.mi is Kriut: -:oi cut. ..Jid and T of I Th s means !h it her-, at las', in the; .del- fa e ai' k n.! iju.ek y heale.1 by I'eW it t 1 1 w n . f Hui '. y. I- ,( u -e -j-'ii: A It rur a. , ' You wi'l tin I ln-1 I i! : it i Vi. h Hir.ei SaJv-. I'eriain cure f r T'ooia. what v. u wt'l. that th re. a: ; oniniiiit w.h u i:t til. in i-I s' ot ltov.ir- of .Munrfl,. II. surei'Kt. s t ... ,-. i-i t'le ilit u!t. soel i'- or dr '. 1 :hi- '.-.. inniiitiiiy II t''t :h 1 eri; ni - I'lottt i llA.o. Il. ro: JO i:nr,; ni:., -."i :u r. . i-i " i.. i i-'' -i 11 ': ;" i o n ; -s.iim. iiing true It was on a morti.iic w i 01 , 1:1 t'i s . tu ri--is a. n .iu . ' w se tne I to tie n 1 lilnv but sir !e In ' Th w ilih pr -du- I ' Mr. Shaff r is the strict Sabbath I th.. a.r :ha: the story "f this successful the pro.!ii.-:s ,.f our In lu .. s . ..'s-ive- h- Is -a:. I to he h Ls going Altrur a catiio t . me Th .lailv a; . i s inai.-.l A; he en 1 ..f ea -:i in n h. .iii.l t i h ue a nice I :g ret. f ir -'very 'ay I ha 1 : em-.. I w !;i strlk " news from tile hoa-d of ilti vtors a: the f.! ni e wl'l I... Sand.iv u the steel dstilc: (er K.ie. th - W.-s; the North. !h South ! of the n,-x- in-. nth .leci I s w ha . r . awhile. I I rs'.e down 1 1 a IVicttle-ai n no cir ( th f sh ill ... It-'rl-u'-e I iin-iig the . vvith a tin.- ol. go-ntl-uian, sle k. pns- 1 iierk.-r usuillv .'.o .-r ..-u Mrs. S H A'-lport. J 'ti:i:own. Pa.. perm. junv; and wh::,. and mn.' --'h as j 'Th- -''Vr .".a p'r .n l .ill.! i- our ays: "ii:r little gtrl almost :rnng!e-l ' skin, impe.v ibl.. .is to I'ti-n. with a i eotnniuiutv proper: . :.. what ., kn-w n r.o .tearh wph croup The d-vtoiM h.vI.1 I hrt'.l ant sh'ne on h!s bs.ts an I none on 'as th- ! niaii-nl w.-i :h -f !i- c-mi- she ivuldn't live but she wn Instantly .il. 1 b io.... Minute Cough (. ure CHAS Ui'.Ki:S. liruggis:. l.s cl eh'-s. an I this I :.. ,.!, t ttt emati niun Iv. wln.-'i 's f -r !h- l..-n-(l of all sa: ofp's!:,. tn- w -rryng h:in--lf Into I u hleh I. h -il pi :riit hv a '..ii I of m a;'i!-"lo . x.Tnetit ab.iu' the 1 tw-'v.. :ru s nh a'.- f rb I I'M t . ;s.. trlk'V j mortgig- s.-l! or .11 a w .11 li-o n,- ..f I- was rath-r humil atuiir to the tvi- The m, t leno,. of tn.vs. t.".ows. ;tv- , ::u ;.-roi ito nt w-alth he of looian - v str-'e- s!i:lon Iti New I ing to d.c:n:e t . I'S'" h- hun lered. "pi ,:s:r;bu:lng th w.-il h f--r the York : 1-iv bu-g ars r- h he h ui -Th d - r.!h huh" huh' tin pud'-ii- e ; ne--.ls "f the nt.-inti ir-.-.m- Hi next -1 -. but fieti tt might hive Wen j "f !h--m"' h m "I !t-d as his 11 lgnant : num' r of ii-nirs wh ch ill -k t Wors. Th-v ntlght have robbed he - i fell on me have pu' In luring th m-n"! is cotneut. j A I tt:.. gr-. 'to f men w ith tn-ir :1.1111s .1 m ..r-l-r I - g-t ti i n unt t - r !i "ir. Iti th Ir "-'k i. .1 1: k-sh :.-! '-eavly t Ill'l.. ni-)....,i K. 1.- I ' Couch Ciinh Then ttv is sold ni a cent a n, I a half a muuiI, 1 v eryllilllg we Met from (he nilisid,. I S"'J il I he cost of buying ami Inn. Hug It. I'veryllilng va,, raise la o, at th col of pr.klucllon. Ihit whii we i'll iooui sldeti, ellln'r from our garden of dairy or nulls we noil m Die market price of Ihe outside world "Our leisure we Use as We plec, seeking ns reatlon n iniieh as (Hissible, We have picnics for Ihe young In Hie wools or mi Ihe bav W'e have a ilailee every Saturday night, We hive a read ing clrele thai llleels one- a week V. have in 11 "leal eiileriaiiiiueut' We have 11 good IHuaiy We have 11 luvti II band that our eo-nperallve llf,, Il ia Chen time for Ihe 'nil 'Ing of AI though We a rw non-aeel ulun We have a niee.lng for Die chlldien in Ihe eio,. house mi Sun lay morning for the pur pose of religious an, I moral Instruction SuildlV evening 111 -re Is illwav" il 'e llglom in. -.: 1 111; of some character f u the older people Kolllellnies Hie M '. Il o-lls'.s, a-.tlie'llilea the t'nlterlalis. s..ne llin i th 'oll nvers of on,, fallli then of ati.ch.-r li-'l I serve'e.. nil I Ihoi' w Ii desT,, alien I I "I n 'Iun lav nft 'iiiooiis Ibeie Is I'i.'i nieeing of th,. Uioklng C.liss Club, at 1 which on member l appoinie I !- !' ! .-r,:l-:s.. d-ii.ilu. -.Pv but b-"ii.lo , The Vlcil'll U llfc-le I oil .t be e ll , cl-... I. and a-'v on,. In 'he g.i'.h.-iltu .1 l' l oer.) to i,n: ,,u' f.ullli or folltnus ' e-.th t ie puipos... of .-ii:r. of having j uch .- in lor tenn.,1.- n 111 is piiiifui. no I .lib:, wlill,. I: las'., but . a Ii virion his the .i isfa-tl ni of, know Ing that w lien h h ia h 1 I Hi 1 lok'.ng glass, bet. I up !' Inn !' el' h 1 . a chance I o hold II up 1 ' h: e: Hcs , Mill the 1-' king tllasa Club t. nine In tn,, nuur ,.f a dlvers'oti th.ni .1 me s. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. I.KAVK I 1 11 m I t.ira Una III S in ! 1 1 a in j II Wa 111 II da m I ) W pia I V. i IU ' Lam, la 111 I v ,, ai I mp 111 1 PUHTINII Ih'lllasT Un an I km K.n iuiia ami Wai I'nlKIa AMI Ml I. Ksi Ihnilaiiil .lid I'alnls I Aaaia I II Ml 111 H IU l 114 U w a m In an i w AMf ia kV.-IHK I U I -1 0.N Aslotla 'ar Wsitenloi), iirailiarl ami 'oila H.iK, fi Warreiitua mi. I AO.jia t Main i' w luiaia .0 ,xi(i n 1; hi m I i i in T . V "I il XI ji m I siily i-iiMpi Saiurolay. SuurJ.if cnly. Trains lr .Vilorla for Klavrl, IU111. 111 lid an I I'.rl Hlrvena al II a III. tii. I 1 in' p 111 dally le-avn I'.. If Hie. vena 'or Aaluiia 7 ofl a. in, auj 1.24 p, 111. dully. Ail 11 -ilra HJika el.uie l onii'cil in a liobie witi, :i NnriliriH I'adflc train 0 mi l fr-ni !lm llaat and rtoun I poinl. J C AlAYO, 1 i n ! Freliilil All I I'.turng.'r Ageiil, "1 hir s ". Ions work l In having adv.-II WHITE IDLUR LINK the problem of Irm w nk. in wim n Mi-uis .an own lull and inaohtn-M v and 'bus Ihe wti d product of Ih.H liboi n il J I 1 vn "! STR. " TAHOMA." Ihe ..:. Cni'Mi! all I ai.. a "sl.. I 110 more li'i.'i prolil-m bef ir . ra Ivo llf.i itherh.i id " II UXUHIOUS Travel Dsol'y llaui'4 TWpai r.-( Run4r. IIMt CARD d" I. sa: Il tine M'nu: Cough Cure. Then tiv: ,iv an 1 hiv n 1 f-ir I- n -vr fails. !'l a'.: to :ak-' alw.ivs safe, sure an! ro s: I -st rr.insi'.is tti K'Oi-.MKS. nrugg'-st. 1 a:- -k" I on J-s ff-vt. CHAS W hav- N -t-hay f- v- r Is 1. than usu.i! It w - h iv- n : b half a er ; ep-s--;ng M he.tr that -s pr-val'ii" 'Ills year fa ", sine., the .I'ou'h h-'v-d :h r woull b- IT DAZZLES THE WORLD. P T Thomas. Surmervi'le. A'i.: "I oa suff-r'ng fr .m ilvst-'iHla vvh-r 1 ini:n-rto-i akltu: K o lol :yspe; :.i Cur. I '-"..k svra! bo-:le- and .an 1 g-st any'hlng" Kodol fly-r-'osa i"hir ls th onW prvji aratloi o..nta.nlng i'I the natural d.g-n'.ive Ouids. It giv.-s i w-ak gtomschs nt:re r:, reto-lng th;r na unl conl!:lon. CHAS. ROfJ KRS. Pruggls:. No discovery In medicine has ever cre ated on quarter of the excitement that tra a:tention or repairs. The dr.vtng ! been caused by Dr. King's New Dis covery' for Consumption. If severest wheels are to have a diameter of at ' tests have been on hopelefls vic:ims of leas: four fee: six inches. There is Sf SZtToi he cho.c of combiii- ; whom it has resr.ord to perfect health. For Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Croup, Hay retric:ion a tibie or type of motor. I'n to the h oi- of King to ,.rss r.o M.dwiy -: s - has -ni .iny'.i.irff tfi 1: w -.ni 1 tritl- him 'o .'int-s: .h-n.ci.-:v st.ik wtth -h Immor al Tr gg. ' STILL SCSPIC: IT'S IF THIS ''Ol'N- Tin. S-.-a.tle Po?:-Intelligencer. Persistent jea'.-usy of th State and a desire t j iiii.-r";T'-s -ut . motives are s.uvvn by the genera: of the comment of substantia!:' th tire press of cuntin-nu! Eur ijir on 'he I , ' t's- Rinn-r Salv-, the grea' h-il-r. fr-sen: ...s.urbamys in Y -nezu-ia .nl,I:-,, r,,.irint -ed f r cus. waun-K ,t s. )on't b sa' tl-l with remprary re lief fren in igeat;.on. K.lo nyst-ps a Cur- n-rma-i-i'.'lv a-.il comnl:ely r-- Fev-r. H urses.ess and Wh-ioplno; Cough rnor th.s co piaint. I: relieves per il is the quickest, surest cure In the 1 rrta-.-ntlv b us. It allows the 'lrd w-rM. I: is sld by Frank Hart who 1 stomach r-s:. Dle;lng won't iruirante .-a:,.s'ac;ion cr refund ' r-t 'hs: -mi h Ncur --cle sup ir 'rev. Iirc bottles 50c and J1.00. '-,,m h ' -! -.v eat. Th- sen Tr.al bof.Ie free. , -til l- mv . h-'p 'he at-iunch Is to i :!- K ! ! fiv-t-et,-.. Cure, wnich d - t 1---I ,'.i, h a : k r : . ' l: I ' : I f hour In- w .rk' I Th I p . I . Hi,, f 'rill ..f e -'i t.11 h'- ks In ,.f !."- t !- i'.i i .1 - It is I' v h!.. wl h the tts- "f III 11"0 TllS I ' , k. ar. u- fu' t-r in 1 u: - h.M s In h I ' 11 1 11 ir 1 1 ' '. fv .on t'i . .iiiihi'i 'v s -r s h-- , nitmi', 'v !.ik- rv. or di.rv ,- v..'.iM. girt n. 1 1 1 1 1 y the I lin t - v "1 I.-, ' - 1 1, ,r ,in oth-r nimuiii v -n' uh :: ' A' b-. en I .f ti- ni-'ith .i:n r It: o'le k which .1 m -mil r his ,' :i I'd : I K; - in ' X h ills' ' .; 'Ic- T'-s e.s i- : -s il'l I ItlV'llle. f I f is f uli I I '1 he e.-nmnri 'v e.in h . x ' rig I r i-h "A .Mo-'til' -r ru iv ns h r "! ': - K s , for Will ' .' h- Ii'.'is-s '(''i ;,. - 'i . ir , f strikes. Strik s 1 r sirlci! his -n Ii m I' Ii w 1. h u ! -p.'ti'l ni r,. f -r r.-nt :h in f r '---l ;u.r :ili- r ' t'i- ri:i-f r "S P n va a I ei " ; as h- loi-.ed th- m ' Y ." .1:1 111 'ill r ' 't fly im g-lMI- 'v 1- V. h o I I : -i h. in Is . i'!v je.' 1 trs p i. k 's "s I" oil v 1. .itloit " iie,f.ss. and -ni" h-re I w :h th' weigh: .f -hi: T engd.' son- ht g In 1" air. I sit d-wn it mv d--k and fae" I i II"1' mm. gnv-N'ii.l- I. fr -.h-rotor- che-tful. grav- ml ir.ic'!eal a little man. '-: n-t ins gmil act loi; Itii'. 'i..v. as ri"-ti f srnil! s-a'.U''- - 'Hi''lir" are. wl'h a dignity f spirit . in, I hit- I .-! il I'lcn- ss- as) I l.S'en-1 I : . (i'mi w 1 : h ii I j .- he n ar .nitio-nthle Th ' N ir:!iwesi,.n ,ni trio ligbte-t tbr ugii m i:i I nil. ti'l-l s'-utl liei'.d ar 1 nh ri "Ut .jiii, in, t.,o finest trains u'i .11 I w oil. Th-v etnl. v I v the Ii! :, ,:,!.: 1 an ! b I,).- is f 'r eoiuf n I. and luxuiy ever nlTer-d :! l u'iile. an I altogether 1' .' unple'e and "t b 11 II. 1 pro.. 1 . ir hull lers' ar:. Ify PurlloiMl !? Asloria . . T a m. hi 1 1 :!:. I This griy-hilr-l. fr h-eol -r-d littie - f ,r , I .ih-, ;, m f.,r : h r iii.Ti w tit .s;.,k' so "rnphatleallv .ml'eriv ii do it -to us.- hi. 'n. .on.. ,.f eotitl l-titiy .ind sur-r. singly Is a lire!:' ehe.-ks )u' is I- "o. u's 1,' griluit.. if II irvi-d un'.i - rsl'v. a ! wrl ! h w-ull us., his n -n ,,f , 1-I1 gr.idil.r- .f Hirvird !:v nl'y school, a "If .11- nun pr f. rs A ,rg r Ii me rin o' 'h- cv:l war. n I'riitari ill ' thin his n'H'lili t a'l tie n- I ' d . 's ' "t i.in I. ; r -sld-nt -f I'.r.ch rh "' I eluef i-X-: h s sne- es.s I .VI- a- mv d-sk with 'lie -V "f th- lot:. e..ll- ! h r,. u "n, i f - ir "f !, iiidfu! "f iti - -i. urning aw iv :s- ,11 l.t a 11- f tl:e il ia- vn 11. A M.ss 'url mm aiI wif have b n I'n.tel i rt'.arri -1 to e icii other f -ur titti--. 1 -'.-y i;v r - le ng fmm-.pt.v f "'l"W- lj h;. r--utii -n. Wha- is h .tn- wi'.f. m: .1 ; n- i.-r..p- 11- I TO HEAL A HL'RT. g-sts h 1 I ' y "1 u- v ol . !' dti 1 ran' heiri but I ''H A?, I'.i hIKP.S. Drug- -1 ! m 1 o-ist ' . 11- i in - .-..I. ,f : p at n )r I r ! u" ' h- 111 t' 'II I .V Col.'mbia, which threaten ; ir.vo.v- those tw countries in war. A; l -ast : this is clearly appar-n: ir. all . f tl'ie comment which is consid'r-d of citi'-.r'- ance en iitfrh : be t-l-gr i-h A a-r ! the ocean. The German cmtn -n; js I coucheij in near'y the same '.one tt that of the Fr-n-h newspap- is all to the effect that the. coiir.se ..f th Unitej Statc-s in con: ' ti n w ith these difficulties must be watched with the utmost suspicion, and that '.her is every prospect that this country will take advantage of the existing troubles to strengthen i:s hold on the Isthmus ,v,. a:i 1 ail skin l.s-ases. L'se Itu'e. Hart's drug tt sr. F' H WIKgil'INfJ COr.'C.H. ' ' ' h 1 1 - r.i:h-r plumes hlnui-lf tin kn n-uvadivs." "Why Is S ,'i:-!- Iv tocl him h had 'h, .:);. ' ' 'h:cag Tribune. m 1-iJI hi:"" ; rA' - g 'if ' r."' n eh I. L. A R. Riss. of Morgantown, Ind., had to get up tf-n or twelve :lmes In :h niyh- in I nr., I c.O'r Ytu i- W .'I fh .. . d ' an l it pa ru in th- kldn-ys. Was cur-1 bv F ! I"ys Kidney Cure. I:'a guarant-e-l. Hart's drug store. -h.Mr'n w?re lak-n wl'i "ill.",." -.vrlt-s Mrs. O K. r. .f hnv II. III. "A small bot- 'I- ,,f F .1 -v'j If ,m v and Tar eur! the io-ci-.-h ,n! nv" a doctor's bill." Hart' I Ir-ji- at'.r-. iilii,s:".--V K th.. c 1-1 vi-r rlv cuil ;- "!!1 - -trin 1. an 1 h to :-l! ii- h nmnli v a ii sr k " " 1! . I -n .w h' woir -i ri I ch. r--n hear: n- I fr on h lav -it ' ". i:,g t 'l l , ,. -.. -.. . t ., H . - .: I 11- - ii-' . h is: j N 1 1 1 :i j o' : Nig l.'ll'.l.lig pi I '. : N 1 . hu !, 1 N , Lick N 1 m n v I N. on' ' ' : X,Vi, N , ri- h. 1 N , li.-,";ii I II- 1 .: ! ri " li- -t iry "f .1 1 w n wh-r--I ,-a-h ind vi l i.il. uli l h w.rks f ir li.s 1 own go I. w V I.-1 fo tin g" "I of ! his -igh'- o. II- ',,1 I tn- the s-'.ry of i a : wti w h-r- oi" n I t-ik - h--d ,.f a ; r.iinv d iv. n- n.- 11. I f- I , f si. k r 1 ss r I -irh r w in: If. "I I I ig- th- s' rv "f a '. n that is in Its 'c .vn I f - 1 1 s die 'h- v. x-d nr.. I tr-iu- ! . pa 1 'Ii r-nl. w !il b Is ", r t - f Its e 'St. an I if he or Irs I----;, ! 01 a pay :h,. '-11: "f a li.-us.. t r "a -in y i-na :h"ii lb 1' Ii. on l.-co-i'. t'i- p" p :" f ! he 'ndlil luil ho pal s .. "This Is 1 '1 Indus rlii h- j in. -in her is w "il g-is n , r. d ' c! . rh--, ks !i nil"' I th - -ntiiiiin fv I 1 ..In - 1 ,... .1 in -n' In V!' 11 - ,1 d a k ' g : f If h .--r I If 1 I w ok Ii- .1 I . In 1 h ig in .nns v I I.. -II- I p p The ! rr '-''ii r -C- I Ann; f'arri- Nation has a' ii-s; rorn-mi:'-l an over: a '. tha: will draw un:-v-rsal ciiid-mnatlon down upon I er. Th-r may have been some ex us- fvr h-r i:ta- k Uem saloons, bur her --stru'-tion of the whiskey flask In 'he smoking rwm of a Pullman, when h-r- wa no rhanc- to ge; any more IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE. Tha fame of BuckJeii's Arnica E&lve. as the best in the world, extend round the earth. It' the one perfect healer of Cut, Corrm. Burn. Brulsea. Sores. S-aM. Bolls, CTcers, Felon. Ache. Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only In fallible Pile Cure. 15c a box at Hart' Drug Store. The German avengers of the murdr f th-ir explorers by South Sea canni bals have left their work half done. Tti-y snot some of the guilty nv.ig-s but th-y did not eat them. It tak-s longer to Birt that P-kin protocol -han it woul 1 to rf"t moti-y n a chattel mortgage. of Panama; If, indeed, this coun.ry coes 1 !'' sev-ral hours, can find no jus'.ifl- , '. j 0011. not proceed to subvert and an.i;-x the two South American coun:rl-s which are embroiled with each other. All of this European comment and all of the pretended fears that the United States ls eeklng to make a pretext for Interference In the affairs of Colombia or Venezuela will not have the effect of preventing the United States from doing its full duty on the premises. With or dinary Internal disturbances In South American countries the UniteJ State has had no direct concern. But it has treaty rights and treaty obligations upon the Isthmus of Panama. The rill road is a great public highway, in the malnlenance of which ihe United States has Iarg- Interest?. Un ler :he terms of lis treaty with Colombia the United States has no: only the right to Inter fere at any lime In i's discretion to prevent traffic across the Isthmus from being hindered or delayed, but it has incurred the obligation so to do. The Instant that the safety of :he Panama railway is threatened or i's operation delayed and It becomes apparent that tho Colombian government Is unnble or unwilling to protect that road, the duty of the United Stateg in the premises ii plain and simple. It must land It armed forces, protect the roallroad and keep it In operation until the disturb ances are at an end. That duty will QUICK RELIEF FOR ASTHMA. Miss Maude niekens. Parsons, Kan., writ's: "I suff-red eight years with asthma In ir worst form. I had several atfi"ks luring the las: year and was not expected to live through them. I began using FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAIt and it has never failed to give im- meliaf- relief." Hart's Drug Store, -xterrninitl n of th ; h iu ,n of living In comfort and to hive a 1 'pr-ssing j dying in pi e. k- m vie Th 1' - ! ra il'- I'.r.cli-rh I which 1 has f mml . 1 -lis l.tl- town, ti- xplnn- -d tlrs: .,f all. is mad- UP of tsool il Iiui-o-ra's band-l tog-Mer for this very purp'is- ' f f rminv; industrial -ttle- M- TV.ni-1 I'-mfz. Ottervllls. Ia., Mjm "Hav ha.! a.vt,ni and a very bad cough f.r vara, but er,u!i get no rUf from h - d " o-a and medlcin"!! I trlei, until I took Fs-y's H mey an! Tar. It gave me Immediate relief and done me more gooi than al! the othv-r remedies com binl. Hart's drug store. Hungiry .'s hungry fir 'ar:n:!s We m.trht f'-l the Huns 1 few sheet i.n mills 'ha- ar- 'unit about Idle. A Chicago piilc mn wn shot d'ad by h.s wif-. The in-- .:' this heroic wo man should r.-lv. th- prompt attention of th Humane Society. Wni. Finn, of Hm. O.. obtsineil ear ceilent rnultj fr'jfn the uae of Foley' Kidney Cure. "It reUeved my back ache and severe oaln oer the Mpa. It toned my ygfem ln4 gwve me new flm and saeriry. It Is an hooeat and reli able nmedy, a tare cure for all kidney l-aes . Harfa drug tore. In a ree--n Irsut of one of the popu hr rn igazlri s, a writer stited that Ihe Hindoos -in curse ufady for several hour' w.T.hout repeating themselves. And s'Mnst- ti.i it may zetm, they have '1 -ver : ikeri ;o golf. 1 High living. Intemperance, exposure a-d many other tWngs bring on Brlght's dis'is". Fol-y'd Kidney Cure will pre v -r.t liright's dlsaie and all other kld r;"y ',;,idd r dir)r If taken In time. I'.'- sure to take Foley's. Hart's drug Ktor. When a woman hns no can'.- f, r bal-iusv she beg.ns to fl hat 1'fe isn't wor.h living. The fart tint a Chlcig 1 man f-1! dead on the s'r-et in Kansas City should bp a warning to the Chi'-ago-ns. T.her.. are nor many of :hem vho ran s-and th- hurly-burly of l.fe in Kansas City. JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD IT. If he'd had ltohing piles. They're t-r rlbly annoying; but Buclen'g AmU-a Salve will cure the worst came of piles on earth. It naa cured thousands. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruption It's the best aalve In the world. Prlae 25c a box. Cure aruarwtt3d. Sold by Hart'i Druf Store. 1' is not tin- that Lieutenant Hob so', I-- r t,.. male subject to a court of i;.'iniry f-,r slnUng the Marrimac. Th- iokl'g of t;,- Marrimac di 1 no Injury t 1 tne -n'-rny. STRIKES A RICH FIND. "I wan troubb-d for several years with chronic Indigestion and ivrvous d'-hll-liy." wrlt-s F. J. Green, of Lancaster. N. Y. "No remedy helped me until I b'-gan using Hlertr1c Bitters, which did me mrre good than all the mllclne I evr used. They have also kept my wife )n excellent health for years. She says Electric Bitters are Just splendid for female troublen; that they are a grand tonic and invlgorator for weak, run down wxnen. No other medicine can take Its place tn our family." Try them. Only Wc. Satisfaction guaran tee 1 by Hart's Drutr Store. ni nts, f-r indus'rial 11:11. ;'i his . k' 1 1" 11. I'l'h r . ',, k '"lie ' 1 . ,1 f o . r 1.1 1 I, ok I " "I'l' If 'i- ' is'l-s ' '- I'll I- i e ,111 'h- corrmunl'v !i- . in 'iV o- 1 ; r 'p r'V .1.1 iv w.:!i 'i:;n, l.-i" n , , thhmii i ; .- - h 01 - i In hi -.' -1 ,'i : '. h-- !: 1 -. ''-'.-! ir Io 1- .''! it: 'it i' 1 n 'If 1 rii.-rn'.'- - o n s 'i , 1 - 1 ' I ! r w .rk bv il h -a! !- r II i.-.. h- ..I 1"- , a - I f o 1 lid 1 - '. " l.i . !., ..111 'i th I h h '" If 1 in in M 1 h - f nu ll', 's su. r I niol' Vs id or -u .f Ii- b'i s .111 v. ;ir- r-adv to h 11. In Mi- 1 "ininiiiillv lab-.r." "I-i t -1 iiiniitil'v Mi r . a : -." M oui.ng r ,1,-1 ni l s iv.. " f m-n. a "on and i-hl! !r-n iil'-.f-'b' r. "n.- Inin lr-I and !w'ty. Th-y In-Ill. I,. Am-rlcins e-eneti .'-i'o',-n, Irish. i'.ngi:.'i. i;. rmni. I'hn'i. S I'i'I'ii 1 v I ins. Wc hav i eg g-aduit-s aril diiv lab ,r-rs tn-elian' and professional wrk-rs. .: slur-an I hire allk In Mi- work and In Mi., r turns of th,. work W- hiv- iinch-r Harvard grnduav l."s...s mv"'f. man who was r-ared in idlu-n '- and mv 11! - . 1 av ell 11 g Ihe in s 1 01 , f th- Tlaroutfti P.rtWiv4 unaaeatlsn with Paaav-r .Nalsiopa from rtwiuoa an 1 I tag l h int T i"' spl -ndl'l Tta -a I'-iBlli..'! With The (ifest Narthcra The Nartbcri Tsiiric sml The (.' im railllc AT ST PAUL Kolt j lhCA(.i the CAST. No rjtra charge f r Mies s i-er;..r ! i-"tnilio lul.otm an I ill il-nn'i if tl'k- :s are available for pasm- n the irnliui nil MiU line are pio:,- -; d by Ihe I In -"Hocking I'l.s'k Sja.eni. W. II MIJAli. II L. SISI.I'II!. li-neral Agent. T.-j v -ling .ig't ! rnrtland, 1 'r-g m. 1 WYitt C,lr Una tktkrts Intercliatif. j e with U K a N. Cs. u. V. T. fa. I it' -in. SOIiTIi I l-MI. Fifth And I --'live I I cllraotii j OverUad lr Triaisa far Hainan, rtse.rf, AsS IaiiO, aocBiwaaia. P in ogalan. Ku Fran cises, .oiau Is Angelea. K1 Fiass, j u ml N..w Orlauna uu4 tha llaal. Arrivi- TosJ..ti a,. IfcH-1. T-a4iii, IU. IHE DJilES-lIll ROUT SIR. "BAILEY fiATZERT." DAILY RUND TRIP (ictrrismr j Vinvouver. CtKtie Locks. St. Mir tin's String, Hoi River. White ! Salmon, Lylc ini Tne Dillfj TIME CANU IeV Po-iIbBiI ; Jf Arr! Th lsll.i 1 ' m! Isva Tha Ifcjjts ( ' i Arrive ls.rtund I( j. y Ml ALS T Mfc VI-HV lIKSf 'Muiidiy Trll a lsdliag ITesture ThU It.nit.. lui tiw (Jra,d.at H.i-nlo A!Ir. liiiiia 00 Karth. I.ANIt.N ; ASH oFrfi "IV Ki h t or ' Ie s in AIJIHK HTItKI-rr, It'Tll 'I'lhlNMS .VfAIN 311 l'"!('l"f.ANii, Oltl'l T IK) in p , to c.ip.'a.isiic co-op"r.ui 'il. "In simpl.. I'lngllsh," h- sail, "It Is th-lr b-li' f that If the p-.p!" who lib..r ow n the land and 'h tools of c ulip -tlon th-y trius: n cesHardy own 111,, pro duct of th-lr labor: owning Ihnf, they -an dlsp ' ut I: at the highest rnark"t price, and the wealth Prslucd Is their jwn." The Co-Op..rallve Rroth rh ) 0 1 was Incorporated In the Htaie -if Wishlnfc ton m 8-ptcrnber 20, 1838. "The rimt thing we m-edd .'or cur settlement." said Mr. Copeiaid, "wai land, of nourse. We had to hive that, and w had no money. In order f be gin our settb-mi-nt life the ne"eHl;y wan b-fore un of obtaining bin I without paying for It at once, and of obtaining land on which 'e could at once support ourwIveH, which, of course, meant tim ber land. Further, we winted land n water, In order hat would not be at ihe m-rcy of any transportation com pany. "In procuring our land fa:e, or for tune, favored us. A Mr. White whose hobby had be-n the buying up of only Hti'h land a wan good had died ird beipp-aihed certain property to Ihe The otciphkeil Society tn . :old, and the prsdH ii'ed In buying rare mnnil- srrip'H for the A IJa IJbriry ft Madras. "This proji-rty wis 2IM acres of good limn r bind on Hurley creek. n Kitsap county, Washington, with doeklng 'a cilitl.s In Carr's inlet land is 'veil adapted lo our needs "s though It had b-'-ri made f.,r ns. The Tii'-Hotililcil S'li-lt-y wa.s willing to mm: us, rind ice bought P ' ir J77W'. 'That wat n-irly three yeara ago," sai l Mr. ''oim-i mil. "an 1 today "Today," I e-ho'd "Tak,. rne th-re today on a Vint', In your mind's eyf, pud let me se- It as It Ih today." "Then let us atari from Tacoma. We rid'," n!d Mr Copdind, falling In with my plan bappl'y," "on a steamer for an Hour W". from Ta-oma Into Olg har bor, which Is like a bowl wllh banll-. At the landing we find the colony wag on waiting for us Just an ordinary two horse farm wag. l rough and useful and Inclined, perhaps, to Jolt a little. In this we drive for two and a half hours up hill and down hill through the woods over six and a half miles of coun try road, beautiful woods In which the fir, cedar and alder and sword fern are ration rm op- I was a I'nltarlin inl.stiT f ir forty v".'ir He turns the washing iniu lilii.' In Ih laundry, or ho-s point oca, or l-aches school, or drlv-s ihe team, as occasion I -mauds, an, I pr-iichea sometimes on Sunday. We hav,. a Methodist minister w ho works at hla.- ks nllhlng, digs ilPoh- ei. nnd pr-nch-s "We have," sail Mr. Comdand. "man- ufioturlng plums, we have machinery, implements, horses, caltl", buildings, dwellings and we owe but 1700 ,,f the 177'K) that was the prlc,. of our land, as the result of co-opi-ratlon, of our efforts !o r'alle.- a dr-am. We have not won even so much success without struggle and hardship and disappointment There nave Wen times wehn we have been hungry and tired and dis-ourag-d. There has been discontent and grumb ling, even 'luarrellng, among our mem bers. Home have left us and others have come to take their places, but we have gone on trying to realize a dr-arn "Today, after Mils thre,. years' effort, we fee Justlll...) In claiming that our experiment la a success. We work In harmony and II v- In fn-dom. our community life so far as It extend Is not Irksome; our comniunllv interests hav" prospered by our u.iit.-d cffor'H. Now In our busy village In th's summer weather the whlsM- bl ovs ir e, In ihe morning, calling in to g'( nji. Those who do n-d have hom-H gi io the com munity 'able 111 lb,. h,,t.. md get a 11 hnleiorrie, abundant bn akf.is:. V" go to work iu 7. The ivbls:.. ,i rWa a ir. i In at noon. We go io dinner. At 1 ..'clock It. calls us 10 wi.rk again. Al 6 w,. have supper. Al !l we ar. in led. unless 'here I a r-o-op-ralors' riisclng or muslc il iTit'Tlalnmcnt or reading cir cle or other social gathering. A: noon on Saturday Work slops until Monlnv mornl ig. The hours of work d-pend n Ihe will of the workers and we are per haps working bsig'-r hours than will be the custom laier on, becaus,. our pe'e pie are working for themselvs and are ambitious to succeed, 'me thing Is no- iiceaiiie in our workers -If there in something to flnivh the work Is not thrown down abruptly when the whistle blows. "Our surroundings and fare nre nilil rude, as they must lie wnerp the work Is pioneer work, but everything we have is furnished us at minimum prices Our meals In thi community dining room costs only five cents, upi'ct; milk At WssHikurn ( 4va.lt y ejaoeait Hun Siay), Marnlng traari ts wim train fr Mt. As gel, alllvfrlsn, Brawiivlllr, Hsrally. Kn4 Navtraa, nm4 rvn lag rriais far Mt. Angel ana cUlver-taa. l!7:M&.in i.'arvallls iwwes- iS:&u ,n mr. 114. HO r Hhri4n Nuien- :2f, iD 1 irr. H'Y, Mflly toat aunday. rVWts tickets an sulf Vtwi's-n Part Wxl, Hacranwnia aa Han Krsncla. Nut ratss (V frs ulasa aa4 til secanai (Hiua. Inoluallaar staaaar. RiaUs ana rtakraoM la UwttarD palata anal Kuraas. Alua Japan. Ctiiau. Ilaaa lulu ana Australia, Can iais frasn J. B. Klrklani, Ticket Agent 134 Tmlra Htrret. TAMIIIId, DIVISIOM. Pasaeng'T depot foot itt Jefferon Hi. I'avc for tsswego dally at 7:20, !);. a. in.: 12:10. ltB. 3:25. StlS. It 26. H (HI. 11:11) P. m. ami 9:00 p. m, n Sunday isily. Arrlva at I'urtland dally at M :. no:W a. m.; 1:36, 1:15, :3, :20. 7 44, 10:00 p. m.; 12:40 a. m. dally ixccpt Monday: 8:10 and 10:46 a. tn. on Hun days (S.ly, Iz-avo for Iailiis dully except Hun- day at 4:10 p. tn. Arrir at l'ortluinl at 9:10 a. m. 1'aSHsngrr train leaves Dalln for Alrlee Mondays, Wednesdays and Krl days at 2:45 p. m. Return Tuesdays, Thursdays aosl Saturdays, Kxcept Sunday. It. KOMIIMCIt, Manawr. C. 11. MARKHAM. Oen. Frt. and I'nss. Art. JOHN M nLL'XJN. Aj. The Dalles I A. J.TAYLOK. 45t. Astoria ; PkATIU h A HARMS. Afts Hood River iWOLICflD t WYLAS. AflS. White 1 Salmon J C WYATT.Act Vcoii er. t. W. CR!.HTN, At-forilunJ OREGON &CT LINE amo ifoicn Pacific CaE9Jl Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. ThW nruiwnitlon cont-iilns tall of tlm dlgcBtants and (llffoklii nil k latin of fiKsJ. It (fives innUut rollnf and ixiver fallH to cure. Jt ullowit ysxj to eat all tbo food you want. Th nutn!nltlvo stomachs can take It. T.j IU iwe uiuuy thnusands of dTsrmtl(i have been cured afUTtvrwytlilDir else failed. It in uaetiualled for ull stomach troubles. It oan't help but Am you rmmrod anlr by fl. 0. Imi W mm k C , Oaaaiga Tkiili.kUnc'ittiwS'4 MutMtkaiMcalx For Sal b7 OH8. BOOBHS, Drug gist. 1 T)eart Otlcawn I'orrtand Siwfcil t a. m. via Iluut- U5I1S1 tlaotlj ttxisri'ss :. m. vln Hunt- 'jjjjtun t. Paul Knst mall t p. m. via ftpjikann TIMJC rtniMD Prgn ssjptimj Arrlv 1:10. nt 7:0a, m WaM IjI, Don verj Kt. Wostb. llina ha, Kjiwu OjiH 4:10 a.m. Ht. IgMita. Chlouf laii4 mml. H flaswDianver, Kt. Wavth, Oma. ha, Kjumim City, m. LauIk, CWuairo and laVvit. WaAa Towkaton, tNo. kiane. rijinaaolli'i Wt. Paul, DuliUh 1 MJIinauhes, ChH cagu un,) Kartt I "2 hours from Prtiind to Chloago. N Chungu of i'm OCICAN AND IiITICIl HCHEDULI8 -4lta Aatosta jCT k7T3ii (Lata- sakaxfl tu oixaiagi' For Han aaaardo- J 00 ijvwjr tvg darya. ailuuCAt Riser Ti lowWnd and Wiq tVamllmfB. TaTm. txc. Moiasay fa . nlvex' ffrjt i Stuiamer Naoat leaves Astoria an o t9y lir 1 1000, onmaaxlnv fhsra Wh IWmi s rsnaf SnaWi, Tlocta and Bouh potnu. ttoturnlng arrive at Ait aria same uvfphig, o. w. iiOmammimT, Ayeat. Asrtauda. A. Il CBAiO, OWeral PiMwiMstr AtTnt, Portland, Orofon,