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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1902)
HIE MORNING ASTORIA N, SATl RIJAIT, NOVJ3MUF.R I. IMi Lct the GOLD DUST twins do your work. Telephony Main ML mmm LABEL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Cent by mall, per year....... JS.W Sent by mail, per month M Served by carrier, per month .... M SEMI-WEEKLY. Bent by mall, per year, In advance II 00 The Astorlan guarantees to ita ad vertisers the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia River. , THE ASTORIAN PUBLISHING! CO., Oeneral Botha says that the efforts of the Boer leaders to secure funds for the redemption of the ruined farming lands of the Transvaal has fallen tl.it, and that the outlook for the future of his native land ts decidedly gloomy. Reports from South Africa are that there Has been no cessation of hos ' tllity between the Boers and the Brit ish, and it Is apparent that the two peoples will never beanie reconciled. In conquering the Boers for the bene fit of her KOld-loving speculators. Eng land has acquired another colonial pos session that promises to be as burden some as Ireland. The scheme of con quest carried on by the British nation augurs no good either for the posses sion or for the conquering nation. .With England might is right, and any flimsy excuse suffices to bring forth a GOLD DUST will take esery particle ol dust and dirt from jew Soon and woodwork make ttwm as clean as a whistle, neat as a pin. Nothinf so good for washing clothes and dishes. Made only by THE N. K. FAJRBANK COMPANY, Chicago. New York. Boston. St Louis, Makers of OVAL FAIRY SOAP. Register adds: "This Is the exact po sition most of the republican state press takes on this question and the party leaders, like SetiaMr Mitchell, are said to be in line for the Astoria statesman, who Is the logical mon for the place." There is -oceans of truth lu what Secretary Root had to say cf the na tional issues involved In the present campaign. It Is merely a question as to whether or not the administra tion of President Roosevelt is to be upheld. Roosevelt stsnls for all that the needs of good government require. He has repeatedly announced bis p proval of tariff reform thit would af ford protection to the consumer, and has taken steps to cnrla'.l the en croachments of the trusts. - In fact. his policies embody all that la needed to rectify those wrongful conditions grabbers but say the vrord. With a few colonies on her hands like Ireland and the Transvaal, however, England may learn the lesson that Rome learn d too late, and the world will be bet ter off. The condition of the people of a republic is not bettered when they are forced into subjugation by a king dom. The crushing of the Bo:rs was a universal calamity, and their present pitiful condition will arouse the sym pathy of the liberty-loving people of the world. now existing. He has called forth the declaration of war if the British land-1 DnUse of conservative democrat8 and has been assured of the republican nomination in 194. It is merely a mat ter of upholding him or expressing dis approval of his course. A democratic victory in New York will be a direct thrust at the president. Says the Florence West: "In re jrard to the question as to who is to be chosen senator, the claim is made in certain quarters that because In the June election Geer received more votes than Wood he Is the choice of the peo ple of the state for that office. This Is claiming altogether more than the vote showed. In the first place Geer's name was put on the ticket by petition and not by the republicans or the state. In the second place, many who voted for Geer did so merely to express their preference for him over Wood, and be wail ?e he was the only republican whose name appeared on the ticket as a candidate for that office. The result does not show that Geer Is the choice of the people of Oregon for senator, but merely that they preferred Geer to Wood. In fact, we believe that C. W. Fulton is the choice of the major ity of the citizens of Oregon for United States senator and we hope to see him The Tacoma Ledger says! It would not be a surprising circumstance if Harriman were to try to increase the volume of Oriental commerce through Portlanl. However, the rumor that he will do this by means of steamers of the tonnage of the Hill line is non sense. Such steamers could no more get to Portland than they could to Denver. The Oregonian thinks it quite a joke that The Astorian and the Hillsboro Argus should Impute to It a policy fav orable to an extra session, while th Eug?ne Journal and Salem Journal should figure out that it is opposed to the session. Well. It Is a good Joke; but the joke Is on the esteemed Oiv gonian. Its attitude is pretty much a Chinese puzzle. The Taxpayers' league of Portland has filed with Governor Geer a p ti tion for the convenlnig of the legisla ture in extra session. It is now up to the governor tu do a little filing himseif. Of course, Booth of Lane is not a senatorial candidate. Mr. Booth knows of a candidate, however, who is worth elected to that office by the legislature working for, and he will support C. next winter." To which the Eugene w. Fulton. . no SHMBOW Of outward misfortune can darken the smile of the loyal wife and loving mother. But when disease comes the smile slowly fades, and in its place comes the drawn fjt, Jim tell of the con stant struggle with pain. When the deli cate womanly organism is dis eased the whole body suffers ; the form grows thin, and the complex ion dull. The first step to sound health is to cure the diseases which undermine the womanly Mrengtn. 1 Dr. Pierce's Fa- VA vorite Prescrip tion establishes regularity, dries disagreeable rig drains, heals in- fkmmation and ulceration and cures female weakness. The wonderful cures of womanly diseases effected by the use of "Favorite Prescription" place it at the front of all put-up medicines speci ally prepared for the use of women. I wn troubled with female weakness for eight yen, and suffered more thaij I can tell. writes Mrs. Gust. Miwer, of Ovindo, Deertodife Co.. Montana. "Mv disposition was affected to such aa extent that to say a pleasant word to anyone was almost an impossibility. I had two operations performed by one of the moat skilled surgeons of the West, but did not get relief. Then, against my djrtor's irfct orders. I commenced taking Dr. Pierce'i Favorite Prescription and 'riolclen Medical Dis covery.1 and also followed the advice given in the Common Sense Medical Adviser. "I continued this treatment for three months. and to-day am as healthy and well as a woman run lie. 1 cannot thank Dr. Pierce euough lor his kind letters to me." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet cure bil iousness and sick headache. Once again the spynx has spoken, but the utterance Is not particularly new. 1 1 f S 1i i r & TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Tikr? Laxative Broino Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's slgna turo is on each box. 25c. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Broino Quinine Tablets. This signature ?r jfc , uo every bos. 23c. ff&T WONDERLAND 1F02. Is being called for from every part of the country. Libraries, schools, reading rooms and homes all want the Northern Pacific's latest Send six rents lor It to Chas. 8. Fee, G. P. & T. A., at St. Paul, Minn. NORTH COAST LIMITED. Is only run by the Northern Pacific between Portland and Minneapolis and St. Paul, through Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane, Missoula, Butte, Livingston, Billings, Blsmark and Fargo. Eight of these trains are on the run daily, four east and four west. Each Is a solid vestlbuled train, carrying stand ard Pullman tourist sleepers, dining car, day coaches, mall, express and baggage car and the elegant observa tion car. Each train is brilliantly lighted with over 300 lights and the beauty of it all Is you can travel just as cheaply on this train as on any other. All representatives will be glad to give you additional Informa tion. A. D. Charlton, Assistant Gen eral Passenger Agent, 255 Morrison St, Portland, Oregon. it aVWataMgkgalkcMgeb Ik in T jpw ap'HM M MS ana ass aa ana M vrs m manir WILL BE IN JAN. 19 03 TO SMOKERS Of THE bestabdlargesttSeibs OF CIGARS pi j ipP&a yp fiftf MM mm mm orniLDs HOW MANY CIGARS wHI the United States collect Taxes on' during the Month of December, 1903? (Clears bearing $j.oo per thousand tax.) $A1 COO OO wi" be given in Januar'' to the persons whose estimates IttidWtKJvJ are nearest to the number of cigars on which $3.00 tax per thousand Is paid during the month of December, 1902, as shown by the total sales of stamps made by the United States Internal Revenue Department during December, 1902. Distribution will be made e.s follows! To the (1) person estimating the closest To the 2 persons whole estimates sre next -closest (l.M)M eneh). . To the...., .5 persons whose estimates are next closest (il,l)00,H0 encli). . To the 10 persons whose cstlmfitM are neU tloest.., (jviQfli) mcli). . To the at) persons whose estimates nrc next closed (J'.'oO.OO egrh) . Tu the..., "3 ;crons wlne es'Imutes sre next chscst i$I(Ki.C'!I emh).. To iho SO pcisons v. h'jsc cstitnittes arc next docnt '$"0 00 each).. To the 100 persons wh'ifc euintstet sro next closest f'4fiM0 tueh). . To tlio . .2 .''00 persons whose es'inmtes aie next elosest ($10.00 encli). . To the .,) 000 per-vom whose estimates arc next i losest ($ eaf.h. . To thu.vQ.OUO persons whose es:iinitlc sre next closest t will send to each oi.e box of B0 "Crcmo" Clours (value W-M f'r box)., 01.213 35,213 persons $5 000.00 In cadi 6.000.00 " 6,000.00 " 5.00000 " 5.00000 " 2 60O O0 ' 2 500 00 " 2,50000 " 20,000.00 " 1 5.000.00 " 76,000.00 .$142,500.00 Every 100 bands from above named cigars will entitle you to four estimates. (One "Florodora" band emmtng as two t.utrK frwr ih 5 crnt tigm mcniK,nci1; ;n! ro Vi than l;4nd will be icccivrti ut any urt O'Dc l.r cW(i,jici ) Information which ma Lent value in "making estimates: the number of tlgnrs now he.iriiig t.M Tux ftr thousand, for wlili.li Slnm;i were mro-lmscd, apearn Ik Iow : In December, 1900, 4t1,W:iW Cigars. " I)cceml)cr, 1901, 470,;I1J,I7I) " January, 1002, 4tW.OKl.717 ' February, 1002, 415,103,18:1 ' In Man !,, 10'i'J, 61i.-Mt,iri7 C!gnr. " April, 1!iOJ, 6I0.-,;V1I3 " May. 1!K2, C.''-j,!'07 ' Incase of a tie in estimates. Ihe amount ntTcrnl will be divided family smnng those euililid lo 't. L)Ut ritiul Ion of the swards will be nude ns sKn after January 1st, 190't as the figures are obtainable from the Internal Kevenue licpmliiieiil of ihe Liihed (Stales for December. Write your full name and Post Olh'ee Address plainly on packages containing bands. The l'uMsgt or Express charges on your puukugj must be fully prepaid, in order for your estimate to participate. All estimates under this offer must be forwarded before December Is!, IW2, lo Ihe . . FI,Ol!ODO!(. TAG COMPANY, Jersey City, N. J. You do not lose the value of your bands. Receipts will be sent you for your bands, and these receipts will bo Just a Stood as the bands themselves in securing Presents. One band from Florodora," or two bends from any of the other Cigar mentioned above, will count in securing Presents the same as one tag from Star," Horse Shoe," " Spear Head," " Standard Navy," "Old Peach and Honey," "J. T." "Master Workman," "Piper Heidsleck," "Jolly Tr," "Boot Jack," "Old Honesty," " Razor," or " Planet " Tobacco ; or one Sweet Caporal " Cigarette Box front. Sand1 tath tatlmate on a aaparaU pita iA papar. with your warns an4 adrlrtis plainly wrllltn aw taeh. Blank forms lor adlaiatts will bt nallad upon app:allon. Illustrated Calalocoe of Presents for 1U03 and 1004 will l ready for ih.Hlnljiition about t )h vi iKf l.t 1Q(V and rill ItA tn alibis m . . m . . . , , , ' " SS( Ah'Veri " ------ w.a s ciw mii VI suvmjvw wnns vi rs vhij i.ini nil uun, NOTtCW. NotU-o Ut hmby Riven that the r. Utiktlon iHKiks of the City of Astorlu, for Uie ejoptiiiti to Ixt held In this city on Wednesday. Dfcoiiitxir 10, mi, will bo oifiiiHl nt the auditor's office nn Hatunlay. NovnmluT 1st, nnd will close on Thursday, lHeomlwr 8, liW!, at 4 P. m.i and all r n must leitlster In order to be entitled lo vote. II. W. NK1H0N, Auditor ami lVdlee Jud. COVTRACTOK8' NOTICIO. ltlds will be re' 'hd until NovrmlHT StH. for the erection of , two elory fmtue bulldlitR for the Troy laundry. Plana und stwclfleatloits can ha emm nt their office on Ninth nnd Aetor strata. A l'ltiVlK UTOIIR, Hbanahati'a store whs crowded ll day long with twople pimlmsliiij nuu k Intiwhea, umbrvllna, dresa bihmIs of all kinds, domestic' and remnant. The big alteration eiiin lusts but 14 duya more, No reserve. PtoihMla for water and rwer sy tunt imdlnif, roed and sidewalk, at Fort Columbia, Wh.i tAinatructlna- yuiiitermiitr' on lie, Astoiia, Ore., October 17, HQl.-tteaM proiHl In trlplliAlo will be r-- eelved ht- un'41 10 o'clo. h a. in. No vember IS, l')l, and then o.eued. for the rsmatructlon of water und ewr eystvuM, mdln. roads and sidewalk at Kert Ctdutitbla, Waablnnton." Plans mid arMH-lllcatlona can be aren at ofllee lVtMit Quart-riias'.'r, Portland, Ore., and plana and speclflcatlMis and fur ther Information will be afforilrd, at this olTlce, and oftiee of superlnlendent of construction, Port Columbia.. Wash. Klht .s reervnd to accept or rejml any or all iirn.mtls. ICnvnlnpre con tAlnlnc proposala should be marked 'Tropoaula for Water and Hewer Hys tenia, Oradlnf, Roads and Hldowalka at Port Columbia, Wash.." and ad dreeeed to Oeo. U. Ooodale. CaptAln and Quartarmaetxr V. 8. Army, AN AI,L AlliniNO FAITH, The Illlnots tVnlrnl railroad eom pany baa an all abiding falthyn the future of the great Northwest A short time eo, this waa manlfrsied fy the eatablbmment Hi Seattle of an ag ency to take care their Interest thr. The latest effort la to put on a splen didly equipped new train service run ning between Ht, Paul and Chb-agn, The new trains will be running Hun day November S. They will u their own nails between Chicago and Albert Lea, Minn., and the Minneapolis A Ht. Louie railway track from Allwrt la, to Minneapolis and HI, Paul running Into ttie union depot at Ht. Paul, which is the aaine that Is used by all tinea In that city. The train la to be known as The Chi cago, St, Paul and Minneapolis Limit rd and will consist of sleeping car. buffet library car and reclining chair car through without choice between Chicago and Minneapolis nnd 81. Paul Dining car service will also b main tain d, supper being served out of Chi cago and breakfast Into Chicago. Train will leave Ht. Paul nt 7 10 p. in. and arrive In Chlcugo 9.30 a. in. Irf-avo Chicago at 10 p. ru. and ar rive in 8t. Paul (:40 a. m. making chise connection at Ht. Paul with all western llnee, Tickets can be pur chased via. this line, In connection with all western lines, at all station. For further Information regarding rates, time, etc,, call on or address: 11. tt.TRUMRULU Commercial agent III Cent U It, 142 Third atreet, Portland, Ore, PAUL B. TOMP80N. Freight and. passenger agent, 111 Cent It O, Seattle, Wash. A FINE LI BART. Of 144 volumes la found on each of the Northern Faelfle's "North Coast Limited" train. Don't forget that these are the only trains operated In the West that are lighted throughout hv electricity. G. 01. Barr, Dentist Man sell Building. 171 Commercial St., Astoria, Or. TlflLBPHONB RI5D tOfiL C. J. Trenchard Insuranoe Commission and Snipping. Agent Wells Fargo and Pa cific. Expreci Companies, Cus tom House Broker. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIYFR RAILROAD. LKAVrt rOUTl.ANU ARKIVg 7 Oo p in siaai 1 10 p iii a on liars t Knr Al'rl hi1 'ay i'olut IIKia m K40VUI AKTdKI A It M'ettUiVd 7ud'W"y i ll am I'uliitt I 10 HC ri ra HUAclDK IHVIHIIIN hlli in I astorls for WsrrentiiiV, f 7'ieiTin llwasi Pliu'l. Kurt harms, IIMaiu SMp I Haniniimit n1 Astnrl s)U4hsn lf a m rrleashle tor Warrr'itdii. i w an' u in Hhvi, llanim-nd, ."on 7 IW i m I J M lf a m I m a in 1 4 e "11 "leva' snd Axtnrla 'Sunday only. All Imlna malr iiBA iiAnnaitUiii m Oobl with all Northern Paolflo trains to end from the Kaat .n1 Bounit points, J. C. MA TO, ChM'l Freight and Pass. Agent
