Till- MORNING ASK) K IAN, Tl'IIAY, (XIYOIU'R I. .Wl.
Telephont Main Wl.
TERM3 OF SUBl?CillPTION.
DAILY.
Sent by mill, per year J-00
pent hy mail, per month W
Served by carrier. per month 60
fir": ports furnished, more th m ;won
'y mr.lt.m buttels. Another hull'Vi .n
irrigation In 'allfmil . ha! n in
vestigation of export and ip.oalj
airent, urg's that the stale should as-1
MfD MI'IJ.KU. .
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(Kevls.'d Version.)
Maud Mullor on summer' day.
Set Jion In brand 'low way,
iMaud. yen e. was n city kM,
Tri.t'ir the null ,r a whirl.)
certain the vo'ume of aval'ii'ilo r u -
!:"n :,p- U ",,! ,,M''e- ,Mvor-l a b,, with t!nel gy.
whether already a.iiinv l or to 'oe - ' l.ed li Miuit'y wl h now mown hay
.pi: red hereafter, and provide hri k lie 1 't nicely Kh .', rt. 'hen
tl.-i-rit yum i wH'r !m 'lis'r.ition. I Si.irte.l :.. look for likely ben
:nc
8RMI-YEEKLT.
Bent by mall, per year. In advance, ti.00
All communication Intended for rub-'
Ideation should be directed to "Kditorj
Atorln.' Business communication)
of all kind and remlita-ces must bej
addressed to "Ttie Astorian Publish- ,
Ing Co."
K.VMiin"ii!.:i.-ii t' th! enj mn
onvi. n of a sine h.virl of .'itttrd of
water, making m'.ap:r ipr'ated i uvr
: pr"'-:y. !l:nl:at' n of all .irpro
relations l i actual bo-.. -ft.- d uo an J
at.a.'hnvnt of .(II ris'tt
liti.l rr g.v.lon.
er to
S.MR F.iTS ANP FIU"KK:S.
i'u: of ihe iKvk selects! iw;
Ved ili n she th night hr work wa
.1 -no.
U noull h.ivo been, lull this stubborn
(ion
;.vl no ul cackled. ''K.l-I.m;!" and
I t v-n
Maul Mull r imiiio, and In hurt surprise
I. "km ooM.y n: :;io ore iuirf 4 ryi.
T'.
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A fi'ort from Hii(i, J, f. tllu.k. ld
fonii Ho!io , 1'iiiiiiyt own, V., ml.
IJi, "Afii'r trylnn nil mlinr lvr
:li'.l tMimb ni'illrliii'a Iiav ilcoliI'M
lo ii Koloy', lloiii'v unit Tr vroIu
mvoly In 1 li- Wmi VliHUHit Iti f -riu
A h'ol, I lli.t It llii liioci .Itivtlvo, tnt I
nliliil lv li.utnl ,'. lmir-
t otV, ,
Ill oin'o. 0110 of Uio lo'imn UUnitu, 1
tlioiv li a i-ii'oi'uiii rtli'K nhl'b li.nt
b-ii kit 1.111 for n-itlv 5"i yoctnt .
I nion::on,H l 1 1 rli iim.
4h. It W'.wiii 11'. l',.mioii, III..
rtl.' "Mt li. Ji, y-f 0I1I. i. 11 1
''OIV coll Wlll.ll M'UH t III ylol, o
,'OIIKtt' f ln o 1 ,v llf l'ini-l llli:il W,. 'll il F ill'V B
I 'f'TV i o tllo I II, on V ,M, 'I' ll- Ho tt.1. -O'll;. lffli.lv
1 l-l
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loc M tho b x. " You
I know- h.nv to ink yon
!.u':o!y. if Ator:.mi ,ppr'
The Antorian Ruaranteet t Iti aJwr-
. . , .
nwriH-r puousinu on me vu.u... 1!u. u ,t w ,rv iX Klxnfi
river. oU:,.l hi a truly sv.l tMns th j S:i: ok -1 f-tt'i H Miif to lh." gl
i..t.i .TTTTn h,,i nn id- . lumbiT busl:,o I, thoro wou!,l bo hiCf 1
nUratlon to (be bu:ne manager. j ' ''" l.iro m:i: .it the mouth of
. th lA'lumbla nt pr--n: ttiiu. T.ie
NOTICR TO Sl7llvlll.ti. j sr,.: trouhlf wl:h the po-vie of thL
I oiiy Hi os! Jue t !cniranoe of jhe
fiiu.itlon, an l It will bi the aim of The
Mr. A. Ijpberman Is now In ch.i'-s of
th elrvuUilon vlotunnKi'nt of The M r-
ing Aortan. and It authority to vvJ. ; Adrian to t!frvH.y ex.iliin mitter.
lett and reo'irt for a'.l subsortpitona. jw;:h tho ho;' th.it the (trt-.tlest re.
mnTT- , -J H'vs of OU:oi couniv nlll bo W
. ...... 1
We must buill mill. vetoed.
A:.irta ha a w.nnlorful adv.vjupe
Griver ClveJ.ind b the only Jiving
ex-pivdent of the Tniied Sute. He
It In excellent heil.h and takes much ;
outloxir exercise.
over Tortland a. a IumKrihK enter.
vet tb.it oltv ha over.il Urire mill,
while At rl.i I un.ible 10 supply the
K i k sl over the Nx wish It 'inel ray.
And isnosnin .ouly tl.iivd aMy,
Then .1 bid
f 'tUV,
T-lies'. 'Sly
eiuv
bn- over the b.trnvurl
M.iul, ther'' a differ-
" T-!i !-en. you know, mid It I ihst
On iv K.i-do!' sii.i one ,iy 'K
ditV
Tun Mind
lirute
She trie I to
nv.ill.d t1-'. the uitly
: ha I Mi l ' Kj-.I hi:!"
And ever ?lti,- thn: h?r.lo J.iy.
She bluhe i in in eiptvirni M v. ay.
the r'A,liii of thi ne leer the trlotet
alltvtoti ie:ilU ,in.l np .ill I .lull
ttr r,, for tin' time IWmdel, h
'rurklsh an I Ituml.w t-nllry th pol
lion of the Hit'l 1 one of itiiiitle
Inimunity. .k.!i.i,l In Trnola l
very liiiporuiit e it -r, and It I itterv
peili'lo th.lt Uio f'llower pf Helia en
j v ll.e ni',ite; fividoni.
Krm the kite; l"f unui Ion i; would
appear :hit no Inn .him Am eroMtm
now uliitl' to til.' new filth. Toe
it'pii; ii'd.i tti-Mi, i'. itiu In IMi.t nt the
world' 0 nro 'f I' lU' ui In Clil
Olir1. when a eerliln HilM i.'lllle to the
I 'ir : I Sim.' on bu"i , Mk a i'iie
of Hf.,1'11 , o uror ii M 01 imiliodipihni
and th.- v.ir otM nio emoipm w hlon had
srow 11 out of U. In th
"toinoi-i" h l ortlit'i.tlt
tea.-nins or the I tab. I'M 01 a h rt touted b-,f .re dr.n 01m ,.: e" Tike
time he I ald t hay.. ,s ured overj,,,,,. .nl ie .ev' IliM IUiU";te,
on hundred "boll 'l" lie next piM- 1
.e.slel ti X.m . ik tv. w'l'r' Ii,. ; vht'inl .-..lliv: woikH'K In S ni'.h
Pithli-I',. 1 hi loo Hirer Su.-h w.iv lh' i r,i,-, f,.r Kui-iv in 11 1 Vnirl.-iu
Iv- ipiIps of Hah m in lh., t'nl! -I ,ool'il eoioein , 'ininin,! ;.U'i nil-
s't'i iarie Their while rti. e,.i.
of th. ,-.!!),s5ueii h : uv i-f the 1 , ,h , r , ,.r ,;,v0 r ininiiin
i",uie:i pi Am rvi It 1 at pto.,'i,i j .).,,,, m,,t,r r ,.tttlKt tn whi lefi
hirl t sak At ill -Mir I; wrmi ; i ,iv : ;l, u;;,i:i of tio, ,niy
In h '-'. I,i. '''e .1 1 i ,11 bo wih ii i ;' sni ,-im,. , Aniei i. a. Au'i ! i pi
AMki Kfi n.ll and tl Mohammad A I 1 l t f ,,.M,, ij,.i-.ii i". l. l'i',. I''tan.'.
hin tie-n a: w ark anl th-n (he rt:t ;,( ;i,v, Sw l:.il 111 1. .; I.".i. eto.
HlM ni lo'a:v. K "1 iilla'i, lelnit '
to th,. tviriy of th- it r T'i- !...: .trier ex.ure or w h. n ,u f,-o a
en ,.f A bli 1 Kf. 'vl . wh i believe li'i'l ! ,-,,1,1 ..onlnc 011, 1 ,k - it I ,f Kol.-v
in all mtiorl y and ,.-o: -dn a, of fa lh 1 .,,.v t far I: 11 v. r fail . mo,.
:o be ;he rnoarmil 11 .'f i'o d. ar-kn i 1 ..,.. ,f t iki la pi - II 11: Hru.
a :he Sah' I', o lit,' "Kirm. ' whi'''',. fr
ih'Nio who deny h elaPr have ioei,. j
trn ih'ir opooi 111 the nun,, of j rku:.. S ber'..i i a . Hv -f pi llo.-lm
Nak.tt. "A Iv isa ie. ' The pr n. i".il 1 Theie a,.- mor,. . p 1 II v k .11 til.- ulnit
Hah; rent'T In Hie !i!,H .u,. ,n f 'I- I , r ai I ,l...i o' t n likui'k h-i; Hail
I'hi'.ivv ah nit l"iM; ' '" '-h .. ,.., .v, f im in an I'-iu'l-'i . I v of .'110
Wi. fnini t'' to .' S'en York -' v. 1 fh ., . .,, a, ,.., :tiie.. i.id.
ah ut 4"U; W iMnK--on. Ilalllni rv C'.ill. u-tt -i ..in- 1 p .! and ev.-rv
I ipnu. m.iiiiii; o' .-1. 1 ii.-pevue. ; 1 ,,rv ,., 1,.,. 1,,.,., rr.m ,01,, .,
GO EAST
VIA
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
! 1
The San Francisco Luryer wha Je-
cllnej to accept any fee f, hi ajmlnts
tration of the estate of a wealthy man
who died and left all h! prvperty to
charity 1 piilty of un profewional can-duct,
l'Xsl dem.uid for lumN'r. I: e m
1
' sinnge that Portland, haadl. apiv.l a
i he I. should aeounf o many mill.
wh:l Astoria, wrl.h her rtoh; advanl
aKvs, e-unil none: but the situation
is ea.ily explained. WhUe the vp'.e at
the mouth of the Columbia have been
Inactive, those of Portland h.ve been
Interejtinir Lval and ou:l.l- iti;J:al anj
have suocee.bd Sn irettins mills.
Since January 1 of tiv pr-sen: year
WT.(.0 fet of timber have b,-en eut
Fifrure compilsl by
The Gregorian It dex-o in cn-'der-abltf
pace to the tubject. "How Good
Bread Is Made." Te wou'd auKtrest
that the Pordand paper drop the dis
cussion and take up the qutKm. ! below- Ka.'ama
"How to Disiiiurjish Bad Breud." ! mllimen to be exac:. bv M. J. Kinney
jsnj H. F. Pra--1 how that the cos: f
The Asrorten owe an apology :o b:t0B-tn(f that tlml) t) Pl)rt!.lnj av..r.
pspers of Portland for .fating that thej th(HiMn , (vt wh!
Glenmorganshlre did not draw twenty- ,he of ,i)wlnf ;o A,(i)rU wouM
three feet when she came down the riv- h rarA,, n . rhmwin,!
er. The AstorUn u misinformed. It
Is Interesting to note, however, that the
big carrier waited fully eleven days tor
the heavy tides that she might make the
river trip In safety. She wa In Port
land uaroor wTmnen .ugu u.c , .he (o:j, WJuM grte a quar.
or tlx days were tuffldent to give her of a m,mjn
dispatch. Thus, -.hrough the kindness ( hu (o pmlmiJ
of nature, the ve-sel was enabled to ( ,,., ow ,he lhat rul,
reach deep water. t(l AstorU mniSt t!w ,;,wnlJ !n ,he
metropolis continue to do Business a: a
For five minutes on the afternoon of
the funeral of the late Pr?sldent Mc
Kinley thia nation was at a standstill.
Not a telegraphic message wa, aent,
and In the larger cltlet all the eiectrlc
street-car were stopped. The New
Tork Herald ays that, supposing our
population to be one Individual, the
aggregate period of silence and mourn
ing would be 400.040.100 minutes, or 6,
666.666 hours, or !77.777 days, or $9.-.
635H weeks. Could the aggregate time
given by the entir? population to It
five minutes of hushed solemnity have
been pass-! by a single indlvllual,
therefo-e. he would have stood in silent
mourning no less than 771 year, seven
months and about one week. I
NKW TU'I.IC.Ii.N IX flj ASIA.
P:oP!e f p,-hi Ornving String
There as Well a In America,
M'tivauk-v Sentinel.
The reorit aJvsn: In Wlmnnsin of a
mi.wlon.iry to ptvaoh the d.vtrlne of
'Jibism. the new Astirle r'l;gn. will
give om. Interent to the following ar.
tlole on Habl.m from "The Kthntc K'-lic-.xi
and Th'lr Kxpinshni." In North
Anpn.'.n 15-view:
Prayer are t i K i!d thrv time a
day. Tie w rh pee is to turn hi fate
tow art "Ihe Moat Holy Reunion." by
which Acre Is apparently Intoreirel
Ail cngresatlomil prayer Is bUahe-.l,
exoe 1; p. the ra of the burial ervlc.
Th Bab! jr-ar. which, as we have said,
contain ninete-n months of nineie'n
,!av each. b'ifln on the Persian New
Year's day The year contains 3Si ila
In all. five Intercalary day b.-lng add.-l
f isting from sunrtv to sumvt I "r-
Jamel during the last month of the
year.
Men ilclt'y l prohibited In the follow
ing term: Th mix: hateful of man
kind ! fore God Is he who sit and
brg: take b-ld of the rolies of mean.
riy.ng on G,. the Cause of caues."
The u. -"f knlve and k In eating.
Instead of tho hands. Is enjoyed. Clean
lin i Itmls'el on.
Marriage I enjoineil on all. Wlve
who f ir a p'rkl of nine months have
had no new of their husbands are pef
mltte I 1 1 marry again, but !f they ar
m:ient It is better, "elnce God love
those who are patl, nt. "If quarrel arle
hefven a man and hi wife, he I n"t
to dlrnn-e her at once, bu' mum wait
for a whole yar. so that, perhaps, he
I mil' lv.irtli. r...Mi..ll..l K..p Thu
,shlppej East by the Portland mills . k,nc, ,1f tn rar;h ar, hv.M ,n
must be of first quality, n0 matter what d pt an l spread the new faith. The
t . , iwicrel b)ks are to b- rad regularly,
the cost. The inferior lumber Is ship- I but nev-r so long as to cause weartnes.
Prd to the Orient. The first-class lum- I "f to b. forgiven, nor mot
I feet. Tbe difference In the charge of
towing th?n. was more than $120,000.
To this loss must be added the cast of
taking vessels to Portland, as well at
the lofs occasioned by the delay- Per'
To
!,H,
:h :ik f the hobble he made oik
wh'i
trel to set a genii inaa benl
Tronto S.ar-
l1. !; N.-a.irk. l'annoi.1 i il l II l'ok.11.
N". J ; ttro..kl nil I'.lia.i. V , I v.
t'ol;, Ml h ; 1! '! n I' n.'lili'a.l Sm
Fr incise an I I Voiv r
llit'!:n. thoincM :lll, a l( were. In
it Ipfa ii V. I al I . . oiiut t 1 iv over
lmiivi adherent, a id the iw?lbili:lci
. f P f-.ititt,. u.'." are Inllnile. for.
In of np.erti 1! vhl'im anl exter
nal Ji.l'illl ies. th.'re 11. filling off
e ther ,n t ie r"l!t ni t I'll , ...dailA
ciih"r In th.- n.nrVr of "ro'i nvit
or In tl,. tv'lit .nn f ivr 'f o 'llver
nrofit. There Is likewise a reason for
this condition of affair. The lumber
The department of agriculture has
Issued a report on the general agricult
ural conditions in the Pacafic coast re
gion. It says that, although the ten
dency for the past twenty-five years
has been toward a gradual reduction
In the area of Individual farms and
ranches, they are still of a rlz? nuch
larger than the 3virage farm 'f the
East or even of the Middle Wen. It is
particularly true !n California. Another
distinctive feature, especially In the
ihe treat valley area 3 of California. Is
the use of machinery of grel; capacity,
which mans in economy of human la
bor, but often, also, means a waste of
grain. Eve.-y effort is made to combine
a vral oreratbns Into one. Transpor
tation of the tnirmous quantity of Pa-
1
clflc coast what has been reluce! to a:
science. A large saving Is made by
loading ships directly from the cars, i
trains being run from :he wheat fluids j
to tidewater at a very few hours' no'lce.
In Washington and Oregon, lioweer,
the wheat 1 run through an elevator,
where it Is reached and inlxed with
other grade of wheat to bring it to
the required r.andard grade, after
which it Is resacked and loaded on the! Proposals for Fresh Bef and Mutton:
vessels or cars for final shipment, i offlcfl Chlef Commissary. Vancouver
jjarracK. wasn., ept. t. rii. Sealed
ter must be logged below Kalama, for
the trees which grow further up ths
river are Inferior to the timber nearer
the river's mouth. Thus, the Portland
mllimen are enabled to do business at
a profit.
There can be no question :hat the
sawmill business Is mosi profitable,
else the Por:landers. heavily handi
capped as they are, would certainly not
remain In It.
The effect of the establishment of one
!are mill here would be wonderful so
far as the city's grow th and prop,?ri:y
are concern-il. A mill tha: w.vjll cu:
1SO.00O feet of lumber dally w .u!d have
a wailing market in the Orient. Would
t.-iree ocean steanshlps. such a :h
Oceana, which repeatt-dly gr'.und'd
coming down the river, go to Port
; land, at great additional "xij-nse, if
they could load at Ast irla? Could
, Portland mllimen, w ho are required to
1 nav 45 cent more a thou-ani feet for
j lumber than Astoria millmen, compete
1 with local mills for the Oriental trade
or that of the Esatern states? C mpetl
I tion would be out of 'he qu' sil on 1 x
, cept In one event that the Portland
j mills be removed to Astoria. The opn-
Ing of the local situation aoul 1 force
I them to the mouth of the Mver. Insur
I Ing the rapid growth of this city.
If Astoria Is to grow, the lumb'-r re
sources of the county must !? develop-
evil he mor with evil,
B'ha died In ivl. nt the age of 77,
in Acre, which town he had never been
p-Ttnit e,l ., leave. He was here vlsl'
ed by th faithful who regarded Acre
a an otij ot of pilgrimage, and also by
Imiu r.e. He wa regarded by the
Taithful as God Almighty himself, and
the p-spct nn,) reverence they paid him
w,-re unbounded. He had four s,in.
of h .m tne two eldest were Abbas Ef
emll and Aita Mohammad All.
in the death of Hena, Abbas Efendl.
as ihe ol,et ,n. becanv the spiritual
h-a! of the R.-hals. thouirh It appears
that hi clilm to the portion were not
admitted by ail. for he found, at the
Pr-rt a rU-al In the person of a certain
I Wi M rza Jan of Kashan. who had
: ben th- am inutsl of Reha. This
r va rv did not. however, have sny ap-pri-rlahle
effect on the pilfon of Abba
Kf'-n II. w h 1 receive, at any rate from
the va' majority of the Behals of t,i
day. 1 v nonti in equal to that accord-
i to hi father.
Ae-i M ihammad All. since hi father's
d-ith. has lived a life of retirement and
efn.;,rn. It I kn'iwn that he wn
unable to approve the course adopted bv
h hr-tier. Ahlias Efendl. bu: he has
alwiy rtrenu nisly avohled an open
iuirr,'! with him. an.) ha refuse.) to
glv wrltt-Ti answer to the large num
ber of Hahls who were anxious ro know
his vieivs. Hi main objert has been
to avid any furtier division In the
IlaW chureh.
In ronclusion. a few word must be
a d In regard to :he whereabout and
conlltion of the Bal! at the present
diy. It 1 lmoslhle to oh'aln Hlable
MtaMs'.'c a to rh-lr actual number,
hut one million 1 probably near th
mark. The majority Inhabit the large
town of Pemla. such as Teheran. Isp
ahan, Vud and tOrman. Persecutions
are nowaday of rare occurr?iee,
'h -nigh fhe Hald can never fH rally
swure within Persian territory. Three
years ago, TehTan alone was said 'o
contain upward of t"n thouand Habl.
and no doubt heir numtx-r have great
ly Increased In the Interval. It Is hard
STKKKT NOTICE
Notice ! hereby gKvn that the dro
mon Council or th- C iv of Astoria In
tend to eta'i:h the cra.le on Sev-en.e-nth
'ree; f'om .'he s Hit 1 line of
C 'inm-'r lal stre-'t to t"'e mth Hue of
Fr.i"klln avnue si thai lh- grade of
nil portion of m l stree; will he nt the
following helK'nh nlnv .he hi.e of
irradi et.ih.lh I I v or.llnan, ,. No. 71
of the 'l:v ,f A.: .rui. to-w.:
At th Inter-xH'tion . Seventeenth
?!r.'ot with I'oinrn r, 1 11 1 feet aliv
the bae ..f gra.f; at the Inter' 1 -lion
of Seve r vath sir,"! wl h IKinne .tr.ei
feet ah-ne .bo b.t-of grad s: at th
Inlersec'lon of Sevenl.entii tnet with
Kxchang sire.t 3.'. f.-et ab ve the ba4
of r I at the ln:enMVt..n of S'.
r en'h strvt ;:h Franklin avenue,
so f- t al V' the hav of gr.nl- ,n the
north l !e and 62 f-et ,in the smith side
of the cr iwmg. AH of nlj portion
of sa d street to be level east nj west
and on a :ra.gbt and even skqie nor:h
anl iuth between the po:n: n-slg-naied.
This no'lc published In the Mim
ing Aslorlan for t-n iiav In perouan.e
to a reilutlon of the 1'omnion Coun
cil declaring lis d 'termination to es
tabllsh sa d gra.le and orlertng said no.
tk'e. adopted on the 3rd day of Sep.
temler. ilsH. II K. NIllJlON.
Auditor and Po lce Ju.lg . of the City of
Astora.
Ilw T.i' rill . k we gh from one
p oind '.. Mf eeii iomi.l. The popular
1 live i'un.l. an. I ln.i and inr.
oairiiilf I'l.-'i.-x thl k
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE
TO
St.rnul.l)iilu!li.Mliiii(-HmllN.riili'a):
and All Poims Vi'.,
HAII.Y TIUINS. FAST TIME; HR.H.
VICIO ANli Si'klNKltY I.N-
Kv.cau:i.,
Thputh PdUon and Tour': pr.
Inning nl Hurt": Huiokoig
Uhraiy Can,
Ticket to point East v a I'oriland
and the ilr.at Northern Ity, on salt
ar O. It. A N TI' ket uUl n, .U:oila.
or lln'al Northrrti Tick; uitU
Ul Tlliun 51 Kl 1:1,
IMItTIN'l).
u 1 a. M lit c iigii.
When ufT''i Pie fi .
ake h d , ..f C 'lei
The ren. :'! I
w i r 111. grat -fill f"-'Un anl ln'CPi of
ill- I'll' I" iff,. o-. will be ex ..e.-ti'ti.-ed.
Hart s IV uitttore.
For rate, foldnrs and full l iforuullon
nuarPiig Eastern trip, .'ill 01 . r d'
ill
A. 11 0. PKNNIirOS.
II n.'v rt".l Tir t'lty Pa,, gjid Ticket Agsnl. I'oriland
lei '.! .Hid '
II- ruhhet-d hard to .v th stage,
tu: ,'iilv suv 11 hat ,
Next day H" hear I lh' pliy was bat.
And he w a gia I -f :ha:
I, Olger of Fr.-til.ing Ml writ.
"I had 1 verv ha I ti i.-k ,.f kidney com-
pUilnt anl tried K-o v'i Kid" lure -which
gii" me iniii-illa V relief anl I
wa p, r'e. :lv . iir d nf er tak ng two lavs
l.i te iii y m :ik. Fd '.
II 1 ": PrucMtore
.v.T.r:i
,i . IV!
7 laui -n
a wu ni
The ,'
lo( del,
,- ,
I1I111 S :.
tie w ho d'"-
II I k 1. he .h.ml I finer b- negie.-ti-.l
I: Rn-iiM kldn v dlsoidi r wliii Ii. If l
I -I ti ru 1 t - ;n. mil i'ult In
Mr g!il' -Ii is- ill.iii. trs .,r other .-r
i"ii and ofi-n fa' il c em.la'nt. K-l 1 1
Kl-'lh'v I'uie IHilK' :: kltneX Well
Mart Prunsl re.
Men are born u hor.ls up It I the
alloy will, h Kliei flrnin-' to th-ir
metal.-Wh-n the I -in I W.n Young.
R W. Pur'll. Klnteritllle, Pa., say
he mifter-d :5 y-er with pdej and could
obtain no relief until lvWI:l Witch
l!ae Salve eff. ted a iw-rmaneii! cure.
Count"rfel: are wnrthli-. CHAS
H h; KKS. Irugglt.
Hr.uk n Kaglei Slree; i'ar I'ondin -
t r S.1, you th nk y.,u ought to ride for
ulf fire? U::lo Kdilh Ye. rrm a
t an.
R'd Darling, 1012 Howard street. Port
Hur-n, Mich., writ.: "I have tried
many pbs an. Inxa'lve. but HeWitt's
Utile Eany It ifc-r are far lh l"st pill
I hav- evr use I." Tin y never gr pe
CHAS. KOC.EKS, Iiruifglst.
S A Ingills. Cp.n piliH. N Y. i
w rl ' Mr wife suffered from k Iney !
trouble fr y-ar Sn wa ln lure, to 1
try Fol-y's KMipy Cure and In .e.t
toan 1 - O' in imJng It.
he Wn greatly Improved and thr j j
11,11. i-e curi n-r. liar: iriiK'ore,
I Ivpol. Fifth and
I I Htrrl
Overland Expr
Train for hloiu,
lioseliutg, Ash
Inn.l. Saerttiiiriilii
T 30 p.m iig.len. Mnn Fran."
risen, Mojave. U
Allgrln. ill l'sso.
S JO a ni New in Iran, mid
th East.
At Wood burn
(dally except Sun.
davl. uiortili'g
I I mm onnert who
Uain for Mt. An
gel, Hllverton,
HrowtiiTlllr,
Sprliiineld, nd
Natron, and ven
Ing train for Mt.
Angel an, Hllverton.
IIT.J0a.ml Corvtlll patten-
ger.
M p.ml Sheridan paen-
l'rofeInnal sxilntis are i'rr tpn
es.pe, Anml.'iir sl"ner sr muh
m re int-r -sling -a'Ktuig nf N.-:.
I er,
I'ally. "in
Arrlv
IS am
li M p ro
:l 25a ra
Ililly except Wundar.
IKAYK I'OllllaMi
Sill III I I'oitUml I'll 1.11 I'.-im I
7 ix I' 111 I I'i.i A't.-rla slid l r
I I'llllllB
AMillllA
5 1 ' 111 f 1 I'.nilmi.l .u, W f
t llli 111 1'eltils
I
l A' IPK IMYI'lliN
timi isliiiialer lliiii.'iilt.i.,
II OS.: t l'll'l. Kerl M ,.,.,,
nn 1 I llsiiiiui'Ud nn.l Amii
ii l.i n 111 1 'o sii'li' ..r llAiri.tili.il, -
... I I lor, lUnim ii. I rui.
" 111 ! .. n l A.luilji j
Asmvt
il 111 nt
v 40 ti m
1 II XI nt
; I" Hi Ml
I H
I '' i lit
111 1 in
I : mi p in
1 isi i ni
il in
Nuiiliy oily.
All trad niskn cIko eonn.'il.in a
(lolil with all Norihorii I'toitl.t lrln
lo and from th Kast tint Sou 11 1 o Ms.
J C, MAYO,
llon'l Freigiii and I'aiurngor Agnt.
..Portland Astoria I(ou(o..
SIR. M TAHOMA."
lally lloun.l Trip sX.'pl undy.
TlMt CARD
l.-ave I'-rlUnd ..
I.ei Astoria ...
.. 7 a- m.
. T p m.
Tlinnigh Portland connection with
tmer Nbcot from llwaoo an I utig
iih points.
Whit I'ollsr Ian ticket Inlrri-hang.
abl with O. It N. Co. and V. T. Ctt,
tlckst.
Tele;di.a IH'k, Telephun 111.
THE DALLES-PORTLAhD ROUTE
STR. "BAILEY GATZERT."
DAILY HOUNO THIP
CICt'T 00lf
Vincouvf f. C4KiJe Locks. St. Mir
tn' Sprlnfi. H00J River, White
SilmoB.LyleindThe Dalles.
TIME CAHO
Ttrbau lli'ket on sal b-twern Port
land. Sarrsinrnto and Hn FrsnoUno.
Mr. T. Ilridllemi" of Parshallvllle. 1 .o!'.,', r"?
, 1 V,,, . 1 , i i 1 " " ' , ."' r.urnie. Al.i Jpan. China. Hone
"f do t.ir wifM.ut II -f After two so- ",. ' . ..u..,.j
., ' : i.iuru nirect.
wa entlr-iv cured Hruare of sitbsti ,
lull - II in n irug'ore. 1
1 TAMIIIM. PIVIAI11S.
To l.srn the w irti of nun r llir'en raMeiiger depm foot of Ji-fferun 81
do huine with li'iii.
It -lle. tl.ei.
A,ili "flfn anil .
"PIT i'AI'SI-S N Ti 1 1 T AI.AIIM
fin. night my
liken with croup.
br iih-r' b-il.y wa
' write Mrs. J. C i
Snider. ..f Crltten l-n. Ky "It -m 'd .
It would atruigle before we cotitd gt 1
j .1 doctor, ft 1 we gave It r Kl"g' New ,
real 1 Iiis. overy. w hich gave oul. k Ml-f and j
rinu 'i'ii' i v i'uie.1 u. e mivav so ' p .
Tom Anl you ay she i a
h-lle? ja. k V.,11 b-'t' Why. she actu
ally ha four silk pillow uff- I with it In 'he house to pm.-t our rhll lr-n
bad pLiy
hair fr..m four iliff-r-nt f
ers. I'hU.i lelphli lte. H
Ive for (irego dally t 9 ii
a. in.; 1J 30. 1 J, 3 Ii, MS. 8. .
II 30 P m. and 00 p in. nn Sunday
only. Arrli at Portland dally at 31,
3D. 'Ill: 10 s. ni.: 1 li, 1 II, 1 3. 20.
7 o. 10.00 p. m.l 13 in a ni. dslly ixcep
Monday: R 30 and 10 ii a. in. on Hun
day only.
I-avs for Dailu dally ncept Hun
day at i 30 p. in. Arrlv at I'oriland
at 30 a. m.
Pa(eng,-r train leave Halt is for
Alrlee Monday. Wednesday! and Frl
rrom croun and wn.s.ping rougn. it 1 day, 1 j p. m, Heturn Tuesday,
ure.i 111- r a rno'iie opiM-nii mnipe Tliursniivs and Saturdays
' ,thit no oih-r remedy would relle.e." ;
Don't wal; until you Irv.im chronic. I Infill'lile for cmgh. eld, thront and
ally constipated hut lak- IMVltt's Ul-I lung trouble. Vie and linn. Trial bot
tle Early Hls.-r now anl th.-n Tlieyjtl.. free at Hart' ImiirVor.
will keen yjur l;vr "d bowel In g.iod
ord-r. Easy to ink- Safe pill. 1 "II AS. Rub-s of grnmmar cannot give u a
noOEKS. Druggist. m isi.-ry of language, rule of rh-l..rle ;
1 o inner niake 11 el,ip'n(. rule of con-,:
Detroit Fr-e Pre; Mr. P-rkinsl duet cannot make u g.Nl Aph'.rUin
had ri di Hv- in.-n's work. Mr. Simp- m l IleMe, tl ci
son in Ions: In v oir olllee? Mr
Ecpt Hunday
It KiHlllI.KH, Manager.
C. II MAKKHAM.
0n. Frt. and Pass. Aft
It
UXORIOUS
Travel
Perkins No, no; at the summer rsort. j
A KEF." MYSTKItY
Th "Nonhwentern t.lml'.'d" train,
electric lighted Ihr .ugliou', both !nld
mvs'er.- w hy women endure , and out, and team heated, ar with
h oid iche. nerv nmnei l.i- out exception, th finest train In th
I.. K11 v nrreia.lv nhn ,l... nt .ail
ed. We must not longer "wall f ,r! Pun thev r-.,n.l.!..r re.illt nr In tvhat
Hammond," but, as Mr- Whipp'e r-jints
out. must help ourse-lves.
We must buill mills.
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS.
About 27.450,000 bushels of wheat are;
proposal tor r'urilshlng and delivering
exported annually fr&m the Pacific ' fresh beef and fresh mu:ton for six
coas, .itb a total value cf about ZtiJl
000,000. Of the 2,000.000 barrels r.f flour ' missaries at Fort Stevens, Oregon;
j - , . 1 Boise Barracks, Idaho; Forts Casey
annually ahlpped from Pacific ccatt fnby, nagler. Law;on. Walia Walla.
port during the past ten years, nearly ; rgnt oJ Vancouver uarracki. Wash
one-half 1 cleared at San Francisco.
The report says jt has taken about 36,
000,000 bushel! of wheat to supply the
foreign markets with Pacific coast
wheat and flour. Of th'i amount Call-
Ingtoo, until 11 a- m., Oct i. 1301. and
then opjned. Ifirmation furnished up
on application. Enrelopet containing
propoaait should be endorsed "Proposal
for Fresh Beef and Fresh Mutton." and
addressed to commissary of pout to be
supplied, or to Col. F. E. Nye, A. C. 0.,
Chf. Corny.
exren thy are known as Babl to the
iii'hnrPle and the noptilaee In gn
eral. Certain It I that many dlstln-itul-hi-d
p-rs n are known by all to
tieionjr to no apparent noonvenlen .
The Hihls ar law-abiding citizen and
plv th-lr biiln- on an eouai footing
wrh Mussulmans. No Babl. however,
w ho Is known to be such. Is allowed lo
-ro-r a rn'isoue. They 'have no place of
'.vorhb of their own, but hold th!r
meet ngs. generally after unlown, In
'he housf of various members of the
community.
Th-. pre.seit wTlter ha attenled many
of these gatherings and ha always
come away deeply lmprewed hy the
simplicity, earnestness and courtesy of
the Ttahis. At these me-tlngs a pricilcal
erampl- of the Ilabl principle of equal
ity Is to be seen. Her we find, side by
dise, a learned doctor, an officer, a mer
chant and a servant, sitting, as the
Perlans say, "on four knees" Intent on
discussing the latesr new of the Babl
In other part of the world; listening
to the recitation of a poem by some
BiM poet, or hearing the content of
ihe latest "lawh" from Acre. During
Henry Brayd n. Ilarrl. N. C. ny: I p Is 1
"f took medicine 20 year for athmn'l h.p k.P h
hut on bottle of One Minu'e 1 Vnigh l"tii s. m.dan h .iy f iln-lng and ditty I world. They embaly th latest. rwt
Cure did me more go.e th in any thnlg 1 spell w h "1 th nisnml hiivv nrove I that nd bet Idea for comfort. ronvenJie
es, durlnif that time. s..t Couirh I Electric Hit! -r. will ni'i kle cur., mirh and luxury ver offered th iravellln
'rouiii-a "I sufTerei f,ir vir with 1 public, and altogether r th nicl
kidney trouble," ril.- Mr phels-j complete and splendid production of tb
herley, ,(f l',.tcr rn, 1 1.. "nnd a lame car builders' art
b p-'a oipi-l 'ne T cuhl inn dre
mvs lf hut Electric IPIIer wholly cur
el m and. although 73 year etl I now
am nh,. lo do ,il mv housewurk." II
overcome con'lpiton, Improve, appe
tite, give perfect health. On'.y &0c at
Hart' Iirug'ore.
Cure." CHAS. nOfiEItS, Hrugglst.
"You don't have to go to meet trou
ble." groaned the man wlrh lh- swollen
Jaw. "Ther- nre s-ime kind of tooth
ache that will Jump at the chance to
wl a: you!' Chicago Tribune.
Norrl Silver. North Htranford, N. H.:
"I purchased a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure when suffering wfth a
cough doctor told me was Incurable.
One bottle relieved me, the scond and
third almost cured. Today I am a well
man." CHAS. ROOEIlfl, Druggist.
Philadelphia Record: "Are your
mother's slippers fell?" asked the vis
itor. "Are thc-v felt?" echoed the
youngster who had Just returned from
the woodshed: "well, V should think
thev vfert.
Many physicians are now prescribing
Kodol Kyspepsla Cure regularly haying
found that It I the best prescription
thev can write b-cause It Is the one
preperathn which contains Ihe element
ncessary to digest not only ome kinds
or roon but all kind and It therefore
rur" Indigestion and dyspepsia no mat
ter what it cause. CHAfl. IlOOETlfl.
Druggist.
A no" may be a g.l companion, but.
so far n I know, he I even the worst
of fath-rs IVrl and I.
The splendid Train
Connect With
Philadelphia Press: Mrs. Potts I
can't see why you always stay late at
your office these- nlgtit. I d'e-Tt think
you gain anything by It, Jack Pott
(absently) That's so, but I won't u
b a looser. Luck will change.
George W. Tne, Pewamo, Mich.,
writes: "Tour Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Is
the best remedy for Indigestion snd
stomach trouble that I ever used.
For years I suffered from dlspepsla, at
times compelling me to stay in bed a"d
causing me untold agony. I am com
pletely cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cur.
In rcommendlng It to friends who uf
fer from Indigestion I always offer to
pay for It If Ir fall. Thus far I have
never pall" CHAS. HOOERfl, Drug
gist. I
HlIR DIDN'T WEAR A MAK.
But her b-a ity wa completely hidden
by or". blot h and nlrnnle till she
us-d Rip klen' Arnlc Salve, Then they
vanish! as will all eruption, fever
soro. boll, ulcer, cirbunol- ind fl
on from It use. Infallible for 'ut.
corn, hum, ncald and Piles, fur
ginirino). f,c at Hart's Drugscire.
"He was spirited away, you Say?"
al l Oil li-rsle-ye to Sterllngworth.
"That wa about It. They go' him
drunk and carried him off." lKdrolt
Free Pre.
Of.D SOLDIER'S EXPF.-URN'-E.
M. M. Austin, a Hvd war veteran, of
Winchester. Ind.. writes: "My wife wa
sick a Ion time In spite of good di
tor's IreHrnenf, hut was wholly rured
by Dr. King', New Ufe 1111b. wl let)
work'd wonder for her aeilih." They
alway do. Try them. Only 25j at
Hart's drugstore.
The Greut Northern
The Northers fmk and
The Canadian I'aclflc
AT BT, PAUL. FOR
CHICAGO and the EAST.
No extra charge for the superior
actimmodatlnn ind til rlauuM of tick
et ara avallabl tor pauigt on th
train on thl line trt proleciid by tbt
interiocKing niocK Bytm.
W. If. MUAD. II. L. SI8LBK,
General Agent. Traveling Aft.
I'ortland, Oregon,
"I'ncle Tom, what I charity?"
Charl'y, Tommy I finding go.nl ex-
cus- for the faults of people we don't
like." Detroit Free Press.
A never falling cure for ruts. burn.
scald, ulcers wounds and sores Is De
Wltt's Witch Hatel Halve. A most
soothing and healiiiy remedy for all
kln affection. Accent only the genu
ine, CHAS. ROOJCRH, Druggist.
CxCJL
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
ThU pruparatlun conUIn alt of the
dlKPMtariU and digests all kinds of
fixid. H Rives InHlunt relief ant) nuvnr
falls to cure. It allows 7011 to out all
the food you want, Tim most scriHltlvc
stomach can take It. hy Its 11 so many
thousands of dynpcptlc biive been
cured after evorytlilnn elnc failed. It
Is unequiilled for all tuomacb troublos.
It can't help
but do you nood
Prepared only by E.O. IirWirr A Co., Olilciuro
The tl. IsittlueoiiUtliiHV'i II me Ike UK. U.
For Bale by CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist.
lav Portland.
Arrlv Th Imlle
l-ai Th, Dsilr
Arrlv Portland
... T A. It.
... I P. M.
. J ID p m.
,. 10 I. U.
Mr ALS TMr VIHY Bt8T
"Sunday Trip a Lrtdlng Fetur
'Thl limit has th ()ranrs: H.-nlo
Atlracllniii nn larth.
UNIHS'l AND (iFFI-'K- FiKrT Or
Aid 'Kit HTUKKT
HOT 1 1 PIIONRH MAIS' JSl
PUHTI.ANH, 1IIK
JOHN M. FILL00N. At The 0ill
A. I. TAYL0. Art. AstorU
PMTHEH BARMtS. Acts Hood River
W0LF0HD & WYERS. Alls. White
Salmon.
J.C WYATT.Aet Vancouver.
E. W. CRICHT0N, A(t-Porilunil
Oregon
Siioffr Line
AND Union Pacific
Depart
t'hleaifo
Portland
Sixcial
9:00 a. m.
via Huntington
Atlantic
Kxprc
:W p. m,
via Hunt
ington
fit. Paul
Faai mall
p. m.
via
Bpoktn
TIMIC Hi'HKU
Friiin Portland
Rait lake, Denver,
Ft. worth. Oma
ha, Ktna City
Hi. leiuls, Chloago
ind Bait.
Rait !k, Dsnvar
Ft. Worth, Oma-
ha, Kansat City.
Hi. Lnula, L'hlongo
and bast,
Walla Walla.
Ijewlton, Bno.
kane, Mlnnpol,
Ht. Paul. Duiutb
Milwaukee, Chi
cago and East
Arrlv
4: JO p. m.
1:10 a. m
7:00 a. m.
Ii hour from Portland 10 m.io
No Change of Car.
OCEAN AND RIVFirt HCHKDULJ5
From Aalorla
7 a. m.
Dally ei-
cept Bun.
All sailing data
tubleot lo chang
For Han FrancU-
co evtry flvt days
Columbia River
To Poriland and
Wtjr landings.
4 a. m.
xo.
Monday
Hteamer NahCotl. leave Aalorla on
tide dally, except Hur.dnv. for Ilivaoo.
LM.unwtliig there with trains llir Ing
neiiin. iniKa and Nnrtb lleaoh polsls.
lUdurnlng arrives at Asb irla aiime even .
Ing.
0. W. IJUNSniOTiny, Agent,
Astoria,
A. T. CIIATO.
Oimerul Pawngr Agent,
Portland, Orejpiti,