The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, June 28, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTORIAN. SATURDAY, JiJNE 28. 11HM Telephone, Main Ml. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Bent by mail, per year...' .....J6.W Bent by wall, per month 60 Served by carrier, per month .... 60 8EMI-WBRKLY. Sent by mall, per year, In advance $1 00 The Astorlan guarantees to Ita d Tertiner the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia River.' THE MAN WHO DECIDE?. No attempt is ewr a total failure. Something U always added to ex perience by artlon. On the other hand, not to try Is always a failure, c cording to the San Franrisoo Bulletin. The habit of Indecision Is fatal. Nine rimes In Sen it Is far better for any man or woman to decide wrongly, so It be done promptly, than 10 dawdle and back and fill and finally not de cide at all. Lire is all action, mental and phys ical. Fear paralyse action. The over cautious man, who dwells In the val ley of Indecision, is ruled by his fears. They rob him of life's best, most helpful experiences. The frog pond piagnates and becomes a breeding-place for germs and mosquitoes, and a stench in the nostrils of the passer-by. On ie other hand, the crystal moun tain brook continues pure and spark ling by leaping and dashing against obstacles and living a life of quick action. . The slave of Indecision calls himself merely cautious and careful; but com monly he Is afraid to make a move on the chess-board of life until he can figure out tire end of the play. By that time life is far gone, he has miss ed a thousand Instructive moves and little has been added to his stock of experience and wisdom. The vacillat ing man who cannot decide becomes a mental frog-pond, experiencing lit tle, gaining nothing, losing little, in fested by germ doubts and mosquito worries, slowly drying up while slug gishly awaiting better opportunities whicti never come. Opposed to him Is the man of quick Intelligence and bold action, who un derstands distinctly what he wishes, and goes after it. Such a man makes ten mistakes to the frog-pr-nd man's one; but he likewise profits by a hun dred opportunities to the undecided man's one. and his varied life is a thousand times more valuable to him self and the world than "hat of the dawdling, procrastinating, hesitating man A prompt yes of no marks the firm, tiie ouick. the growing character. Such a man recognizes that human life and growth 'are evolutionary, and that by seeking opportunity for varied ex perience and unfoldment ne can carry that growth to greater and greater Good enough for anybody! jAll Havana Filler " FL0R0D0RA " BANDS on ef same vein at la it from - STAR," " HORSE SHOE:' SPEARHEAD."" STANDARD N A VT." " OLD PEACH 4 HONEY." -SAVLOC." "OLE VARCINY" ir' "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco. AAA heights. He seeks out and vrvtles ttfth every opportunity. When thrown, he grasps the lesson, nd Is it to his stock of wisdom and K' forth to meet another opportunity. A stlnitig dwarf Is better trim a drowsy giant. To will and not to do Is not to will Rt all. Indecision Is the recruiting office of fallur-v Linger ing labors come to naught." "Thtrt- Is no time like the present" should be corrected to ren1. 'There is t,o time but the present." Now is ill? only time there Is or over will be In which to aot. All else is eternity, for ward or backward, In which no man acts. Heaven never helps the dawd ler. Life's shallows murmur. The man or woman who accomplishes tntp wor;h while tn the world of business or s - ciety of religion or the arts nciiber talks noisily about it nor ssks advice. The dawdler talks first and expects to act afterward. The d-er acts tlrst and lets the results talk for him. The man of indecision is always seeking advice (which is bad) and never taking it twlikh is soodt. He asks for advice, but he tvaily craves approval, and will accept nothing elsv. His inde-ision gradually K-comes a disease of the mind. He dallies with destiny and hums and haws and wor ries and wonders and frets and ponders and fears over every new proposition for hours and days at a time, wonder ing whether the persimmon be ripe or. green. Meanwhile the man who has learned the value of prompt action seiies the long pole of decision and krks the persimmon, ?x-uiiiivng it after s-ard to see If it be ripe. COMPARISON. Though the millions of people have Wa interested in the outcome of the great canal question. It is doubtful if many really know why one of th Jther should be more preferable. The New York Sun compares the two routes to the advantage of Panama, but the statement has not been verified. It is as follows: 1. Excavation to be done: Nicara gua, 7,711.603 cubic yards: Panama 94,se,T.J3 cubic yards. 2. Quantity of steel required: Nica ragua. 40,500 tons: Panama, 32.6-.J4 tons. 3. Deepest cuts: Nicaragua. 297 feet at Tomborcito; Panama, 103 feet at Culeebra. 4. Comparative cost of mainten ance: Nicaragua, t3.300.00O annually: Panama, $2,000,000, capitalized at 2 per' cent and added to the J5.000.000 of saving on original construction, makes the Panama route the cheaper by $70,000,000. 5. Number of looks: Nicaragua. 8; Panama, 2 double and 1 single. 6. Lengttt of canal navigation, af ter deducting deep-water navigation in Lake Nicaragua or Lake Bohio: Nica ragua, 142 miles; Panama, 42 miles. 7. Navigation around curves: Nica ragua, 49.29 miles; Panama, 22.85 miles. . Total degrees of curvature In ca nal: Nicaragua, 2.3'jf degrees 50 min utes: Panama, .771 degrees 39 mniutes. 9. Radius of sharpest curve: Nica ragua,' 4,045 feet; Panama, 8,203 feet. 10. Actual time of sailing through canal: Nicaragua, 33 hours: Panama, 12 hours. 11. Average hours of transit, Includ ing delays at night: Nicaragua, 64 hours; Panama, 21 hours. 12. Rainfall: Annual average at Greytown, 215 Inches: at Colon, 129 inches. 13. Regulation of summit level In I canal and this rwrans the mainten ance of the normal d-pth of water, i defective regulation paralyzing the c;'nal and blocking the commerce of the world: At Lake Nicaragua "it involves the operation of movable sates at such times and to su'-h extent J a the rainfall on th- lake basin may require. The experience and Juige. iment of the operator are essential el em"i's In the efTwtlve r-gulatlons of the lake;" at Lake Bollo "the reguia jtion Is automatic." Iloth quotations are from the isthmian canal eommls j .sion's report. 14. Traffic time from New York to the ' North Pacific, allowing for time consumed 1n ravage of canal: Nic aragua route equal to Panama for slow steamers, still longer for fast stwm ers. 15. Traffic time from New Orleans to the North Pacific, allowing for time consumed in passage of canal: Nic aragua route shorter than Panama for slow steamers, equal for medium speed steamers, longer for fast steam er. 16. Traffic time from either New York or New Orleans to the South Pa cific shorter for all kinds of ahlps. NO MAN 1$ STRONGER THAN HIS STOMACH; The stomach is the vitul center of the body. It is the organ from which all other organ are fed, A weak stomach means weak man. There never was a strotii; man with a weak stomach. What is called " weak stomach " is in general a diseased condition of the stomach and other organ of digestion and nutrition, which prevents the proper digestion of the food which is taken into the stom ach, and so reduce the nutrition of the body. When nil food is taken awiy the body surws. When the food eaten is only digested and assimilated in part it only nourishes the body in part, and so the be.lv is parti v starved. And this starvation is felt in everv organ of the bodv dependent on the blood which U made fro: fowl. The great variety of the cures per formed by Dr. IHerve's Golden Medical Discovery is due to its remarkable power to heal diseases of the stomach and af.icd organs. It cures through the stomach diseases seemitigtv remote, but which have t'leir origin in a diseased condition of the stomach ami the other organs of digestion and nutrition. " Weak heart, Iimgs, kidneys and weak ness of other organs is cured with the cure of the weak stomach. Mr Th.vua V Swart. Box Ki. Sub-Station C. Otumtms. o;0. writev "I w.w takru very sick with st v-.-'T hrail.u'hc. Itun cramp in the stomach, an.it vl wouli! :-: ,!,i;r-.t, then kuhi?y and liver trvwi'.iic and my Ivu'k t wek so I could m .rev tv tt .rMied. The more 1 oi'VtoreJ the wvr' I sot until set vt'Tt:- jxivicti. t had tie cottte rx-l- I vnit.i ouiv Wt!k in the hmme lv IS ut of it chiir. .m l t irot thin t tuJ jr:M'. ij to die. VliriV-.'.!; that t couKi not h ctirro Then oir of ntiihhors wid. T.ike Dr. fierce"- UoUtrtl Mc.ii.ul Uivven- nt uiAkc .-w imu . i t . v.xirscl! ' The first bottle helpni ia.e so l thoni;: I uxmtJ jrt't tiriolher. and after I had take-, elsli: Kitties' I wa r'i;hed sail knvA t bt epjati twiuv seven (r, Ihs. in atHwt six wvr'.s I hsve itone more hnl wiirk in the past rirvv-, iviuth than I !ui i'l twt ream tn fore. in t am swtit and healthy to-day. I tltuik, a I eiei wns lr. iiercs's Pit.as.itit Feliets cure eontipatiou. ASLEEP AMID FLAMES. Htvaklns Into a blazing home, some tire men lately dragged the sleeping in mates from death. Fancied security, and death near. It's that way when you nesrlect coughs and colds. Don't do It. Dr. King's New Discovery for Oonsumption gives protection ngainst all Throat, Chest and tat'isr Troubles. Keep It near and avoid suffering death, and doctor's bills. A teaspoon ful stops & late cough, persistent use the most stubborn. Harmless anil nice tasting. It's guaranteed to satisfy by Charles Rogers. Price 50c nd 11.00. Trial bottles free. Ltrlggs "Funny alxiut Harry. He was saying only a few days ago he ! wouldn't have Maude if there wasn't another woman In the world, and now I thoir cards are out." OSrtggs "That's j all right. There Is another woman In i the world." Boston Transcript. A STARTLING Sl'RPRISE. Verv few could believe in looking at A. T. Hoadley. a healthy, robusi black smith of Tilden, Ind.. that for ten years he suffered such tortures from Rheu matism as few could endure and live. Hut a wonderful change followed his taking Electric Bitters. "Two bot i wholly cured me." he writes, "and I have not felt a twinge in over a year." They regulate the kidneys, purl fv the blood and cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervousness, improve di gestion and give perfect health. Try them. Only 50c at Charles Rogers' drug store. Oholly "What did your father ssiy when you told him my love was like a broad and Impetuous river? Edith He said "dam It." Judge. LUCK IN THIRTEEN. By sending 13 miles Wm. Spirey, of Walton Furnace, Vt., got a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that wholly cured a horrible fever sore on his leg. Nothing else could. Positively cures Bruises. Felons, Ulcers, Eruptions, Boils. Burns. Corns, and Piles. Only 23c. Guaranteed by Charles Rogers, druggist. Ethel Would you consider Percy Monckton a good catch?. Madge Certainly If all the other girls got away. Puck. STARTLING, BUT TRUE. "If everyone knew what a grand medicine Dr. King's New Life pills Is," writes D. H. Turner, of Dempsey town. Pa., "you'd sell ail yu have In a day. Two weeks' u.i-e hns marie a new man of me." Infallible for ron stlpation, stomach am liver troubles. 25c at Charles Rogers' drug store. Active agents wanted for "Thu World on Fire" by Murat Halstead. Burning mountains In American In people, startling history of appalling phenomena, threatening the globe; 600 big Illustrated pages, only $1.50. High est endorsements. Biggest profits guaranteed. Agents clearing from $3 to $25 daily. Outfit free. Enclose it cents for postage. The Dominion Co., Dept. ! Chicago. CHOICE MEATS Fre5h Meats Pickled Meats Cured Meats Prompt Deliveries Lowest Prices Christensen & Co., 518 COMMERCIAL STREET. Central Meat Market 542 COMMERCIAL ST. Your nriihri tor meats, boib FRESH AND SALT Will he promptly and Mtia.'or'orll atWudtd to X W. MORTON, Prop. Tder&one No an. Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR. FEED. PROVISIONS. ' TOBACCO AND CIGARS Sujijilios of h!1 kinds Hi lowest tttut, lot lisltfiiiieti, Fttnnors ttntl Lofrpors. A V ALL, 13 IS- Tenth and Ctimmcrchil Street i" SkM t Ei fcrvVl V rasa nTf'WS (US ' ! ' BiSxi iHi it' ' w Steamer SUE H. ELMOP.E The Largest. Stuunchost. Steadiest, and most seaworthy vessel ever on the route. Best of Table and State Room Accommoda tions. Will make round trips every five days between. Astoria and Tillamook FARE $3.BO Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad A Navigation Co. and the Astoria & Columbia R. R. for Portland, &aa Frauolsoo aaJ all points Fast. For freight and passenger rates apply to Samuel Blmorc 55r Co. or to B. C. LAMB, Tlllamsok. Or A. & C. R. It Co. Portland, Or. North Pacific Brewery. JOHN KOPP, Proprietor. The Popular Product of tlie 'only brewery in North western Oregon enjoya a very, large Jumttlo and ex port Hale. KOPPS BEST bottled or in ke. Free City Delivery. EW ZEALAND FIIIE Of New Zealand VV: P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco. UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS Has been Underwriting on tlie PacilicC'oaht ovei twenty-two yean SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., Agents, A-toiia, Ore. FOUNDED A. D. ITlO SUN INSURANCE OFFICE Of LONIJON THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORLD. C"h Aetw, - - Jfi.Aoo.ooo Cinh Awt In United Htatc. j.OiO.y C A. HENRY & CO., GENERAL AGENTS. 215 Sansomc Street SAMUEL ELMORE HOTT3L PORTLAND PORTLAND, OREGON The Only FlrHt-ChiHH Hotel In Portland ONE DOLLAR cannot be expended to better advantage foi you melt . or absent friends than in a year's subscription for the Semi-Weekly Astorlan It gives alljtlie city and county news twice each week foronly onedollar a year in advance. ASK ANY ONE Wlr. has used Star ISatai Itannea and they will tell you they are 'h most aatistaotory Miey have ever used. They require but little fuel snl bake quick and uniform, and tire easily managed. For sale In Astoria only by W. J. Scully 4Si BOND 5rKi:iiT, Between Ninth and Tenth o. n. n. Co. Portland. Or. INGE COMPANY San I'rancisto, Cal. & CO., AGENT: TICKETS TO AND FIIOM ALL Points East vu SHORT LINK TO M PAI'U m'l.HTH. MINNf.APOl.lS. I'lUC.-UlO ANI I'OINTH HA8T. ThimiKlt nl T,iurlt Hl to. Iilt.liii: ml Hurt.M Smokinu l,lbiry Cain. lally Train: fiit llnu-, For i-ntox, follora uitl full Infontm ilmi rii,i r.t m ilrkvto, muia eic, cull ,111 CII HlltlrKM J W. 1-HAI.ON, 11 DICU80J4 IVllV rati. Agl. Wily TICHI A lit. l'.'3 Thir.l Slrfft. l'Hin,l. A. II. O UI'.NNISTON. .V W. l. A Klint Avcmn, Silll. Wh. T, UXURIOUS I RAVEL Th "Nxr'.hwtffn Uml'.'il" lialni, i)tilo ltghtNi Ihrougimu', tooth i'iU ttnJ out. atf tni Inuti1, urt with im ficrpiloii, th llnrm tralnt 1 ill ivoiil. Tiny mtly the ittrat, mwi-ii nil bin lil fur romfixt, ronvrnl ' muI luxury ever oftrnl th :rjvi"IHn tititilU'. n4 nltoisethef 4r th tiu! mipli'ic mitt M'l'H'li.l ','rmli:, (km i f thf i-iir bullttKra' art. Tli itt--nit.il Tr:iu Canned With The f cut Northern The Northern Piuifle and The Cannilinn faclfle AT ST. 1'AUI. FOIt ChtCAGO and the P. AST. Ni xtr chrg f-r thi-i luiiwlur ai-mni(KUtlnii anil' all rlaws of tick tin are ftvll.lil (or pMi en th truiia m thi line art- )ro:ciit by im IntTlivktRK Kloe!: yim. W. H. MKAIa H. I SIBLBlt, tlcncr! AK'iit, TraveUng As't, I'ortlHti'L OrigQO. so. rirft AAIITII O ocatiaAxi ouum VIA DfDOt. Klflh and Uiv S 30 p.m Irving it. Portland Arrlv Ovnrland ICxpirM Train for 8alm. Kuavburg, Ah luifTl. Sacramento, Ogdun, gan Kran clsoo. Mojave, Law Anarnlf. Kl Pano, New Orlean and the Kjui. 7;U a m 7: p.m 110 .m At Woodburo (dally rxtxpt Hun dav). morning train connect with tram for Mt. An gl, fillverton, Urownv, BprJngtlrUI, and Natron, and vea Ing train for Mt. Angrl and Hllvr ton. 7:30 a.m Corvalll Daaum- I S.M d.ia IK S p ml Hhridan paam n- !8:25a.ni I Kr. I Pally. tily rxopt Wiinday. Ri-bat tlcketa on aale bftfwn Port land, Sacramento and Ban Francisco. Net rate 117.60 flrat claaa, without berth and f 14.00 aecond claaa, Including berth. . Mat'- and ticket to Eaatern point and Kurope. Alan Japan, China, Hono lulu and Australia, fan be obtained i v. A. HrhHhng. Third and Wah InKtnn areeta. tJtmuj division. Paiwcnger depot foot of Jc-rferaon St. Leave for Oawego dally at 7:20, :4I a. m.; 12:30, 1:55, 3:25, 6:15, 6:26, 8:06, 11:30 p. m. and t:00 p. ni. on Sunday only Arrive at Portland dully at M:35, 8-X MO: 50 a. m.; 1:36, 3:16. ':ill, 8:20, 7 40. 10:00 p. m.; 12:40 a. in. ilttlly except Mnn'lav: 8:30 and 10:46 a. m, on Sun ilay) only. Lt-ave for TJalln dally except Sun day at 4:3" p, m. Arrive at Portland at 0:30 a. m. f'nmt'nx'-r train leave Dalli fur Alrlee Mondays, Wedneaday and Frl d"V at 2:45 p. m. Return Tucaday. Thumday and Saturday. Kxcept Hufiday. n. B. MILLKR, .leij. Frt. and I'aaaAft Some Inter esting Facts When poopln nn- - null- n.d.i'.liiif a trip, whnlher on IhihIwhs or plcaHure, llicy naturally want the bnot -rv".'e ollnlnivblR a fur aa hkm-iI, comfort nnd i-uMy Ih ootu-crni-d, Kinployi-a of the WISCONSIN (JKNTft AIj LIN MS - are piild to nerve the public and our trnlim are operated no iih l) make clom- con n'MillonH with diverging line st all liiiidtloii K)lnta. Pullman 1'nlace Sleeping and Clwlr Cum on thpouifh trains. Dining car m-rvlce tinexnlled, Meal orvwl a la carte. In order to obtain the flrxt-cla mr vlie, oak tlw ticket agent to tell you a ticket over The Wisconsin Central Lines and you will make llrivt to.iiicctlon a St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and all point Bast. For any further Information call on any ticket agent ,or correspond with JAS. O. POND, flen. Pa. Ag't. or JAS, A. CLOCK, Milwaukee. Wl. Good enough for anybody! . yu Havana riae Mrs " FLCR0D0RA " BANDS on ef samo nolo II ftI ' 'STAR," ' HORSE SHOE." SARHCAD."" STANDARD NA VK" 'OLD PEACH A HONE." " SA V LOG." " OLE VARCINY" or "MASTER WORKMAN" Tootcto. 6 : ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. 1.KAVK a in 7 Ov m I POKUANU l'irUid I'u on I'jl-'l Kur Anuria and ar I'ollila Aaairi II i m 40 p at AftToitlA 1 41a in f t IVrtlaM.I - nil -y t tl " tiupu, I'oluto lUp MhA.-iHK IIVInlu - in II a ml ft p ii IS ni t 30 p iu m ni ,tUrl lor Uarrviitun, Kl.o-I. l-'url nut llaniuiniiit ami Anuria lteald hr M a'tn'itini, Hai, llamm ml. Ton Mum an.) AUirl 7 m IIUllii 10 4A a I II aop m -M Sunday only. AM train mak rlna connwilon at Ouble with all Northern Pacific train to and from th Kt and Hound point J. C. AtATO, On'l Freight and Paengr Agent. mm COLLAR IM ..ForOand - Gloria l(ou(e. STR. ''BAILEY GATZERT." Pally round trip except Sunday. TIME CARD lipave Portland , 7 a, m. lx-ve Aatorla 7 p. m. Through Portland oonneoilon with Kteainer Nnhr-otta from llwaoo and Long I tench Point. While Collar Line tkkel Inter (hangeable with O. It A Co. and V. T. Co. tlckt. The Dalles Route STR. " TAH0MA." and "METLAK0" Dully trip except Sunday. TIMfe CARD Str. "TAH0.HA" Iav Portland Mon., Wed., rl., i a. m. Leave Uallei, Tuea., Thur., Sat., 7 a. m. Str. "METLAKO" Lv. Portland Tuea., Thur,, Sat., 7 a. m. Lv. lllt-, Mon., Wed,, Frt., 7 a. m. Landing at foot of Aldoi (Jtreet, Port land Oregoiu Ihth Phone, Main Jr,i. AOENTS. John M. Fllloon, Th Dalle, Or, A. J. Taylor, Aatorla, Or. J. J, Luckey, Hood River, Or. Wolford St Wyer, While Salmon, Wn. J. C. Wyatt, Vancouver, Wn. It. 1!. Ullbreth, Lyle. Wn. John M. Totton, Slevenaon, Wn. Henry OlmHteiid, Cron, Wn. William Riilli-r, Butler, Wn K. W, C'UICHTON. Portland Oregon. Don't Guess at It Hut If you ar-a sowijr fOaat write u for our nuea nnd lot ua tell you about the acrvlce and accommodation offer ed hv the Tf.T.tvnra fH-w-rn t r RAILROAD. THUOIJOH TOPKI8T i.ai" via me iijUijNOiH CENTRAL from PACIFIC COAST to Chicago and Cincinnati. Don't fall to write u about your trip a we ar In a posi tion to give you om valuable Infor mation and aoalRLanoe; 6310 mllea of track over which ar operated torn of the flneat train In the world. For particular regarding frelgttt or patsenger rata oall on or addraaa, . C- LINDSEJT, B. H. TRUMBBLL. T. F. ft R. A. Com'l Aft 142 Third 8t, Portland. Or. AAA mm