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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1902)
1I1E MORNING ASTORIA N. THURSDAY. NOYKMIIER 6. 11MJ ! $ Telephone, Main CO. TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Bent by malt, per year JI.M (Bent by mall, per month 60 Served by carrier, per month .... to SEMI-WEEKLY. Bent by mall, per year. In advance $1 00 The Astorlan guarantee! to lta ad vertiser the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia River. . THE) ASTORIAN PUBLISHING CO.. Even the New Tork Tribuue. tifsl ui as It is to the interests of capital as against labor, cannot fall to laud Presi dent Mitchell. Says the New York paper: "Mr. John Mitchell, ;iresi.lent ot the United Mine "Workers of Ameri ca, In his address at Wilkcsbarre on Mitchell day uttered one of the sound est and wisest sentences that have been heard in all the long dispute be tween labor nd capital. 'I .v.mt,' he said, the union miners to prove that they are better vo:k?rs than the non union niin.' In that he pot clos. to the heart of the trade union question. He set forth the one ground upon which organised labor can hope penua- nently to succeed. What is wanted is not union labor nor nonunion labor, per se, but simply ihe best labor, the most skillful, the most efficient, the most trustworthy labor. That is what em- trainmen has become a serious one, says the Railway Age. The announce ment lhat a western road !s to suppl conductors with field glass's and heliograph outlU Tor ue by (he hea brakeman anj the enslneer brings out the suggestion from a Moniani !apr that while this plan will work on some purts of the lin. it will still be ..ce sary to use the long distance telephone on Jthi-s, as she trains ere so long lhat the curves shut off lit? view of the engine frm Ihe conductor. Tne nrito- graph. It is conceded, may work on the plains, where the vision is not ob structed except by oivnslmial lilluxnrds but Tor mountain sinuosities th rain- men arc stated to prefer the f.ir-ivach ing 'phone. Still better, perhaps, might be a narrow K'.nirfe track on top of the train, i;n which a lisht trolley car could rapidly convey the train of fl ials In their business trips between the roar and froit end. The elections throughout the country should be extremely gratifying to the republicans. While democrats gains have been made, the victory was a sweeping one for the administration, and the republican majority in con gress will be maintained. Particularly noticeable is the rejult in Nev York The city rolled up on.e of the Rit-atest democratic majority In its history, yet Governor Odell is elected over Bird S. Coler, the very stro.ige.st man the opposition" could put up. The vote is indorsement of Roosevelt an I his ad ministration, and, as foretelling what is to come, indicates a sweeping repub lican victory in. the next presidential election. The elections show also that the democrats can never hope for suc cess in the west. Every state this side I t .1.,. xr ::. .t-.,i i plovers -jrant, and what they are bound "l -''' "er to have, and when they And it '.hey republican, or shown g.gintio republl- ..ui ,m..i it .itv,A..t :rA to union- caR ains- T T& ot the United ism or nonunionlsm. The moment tin- stil,es have "l"-essed .onfld- nce In the ion workers orove that they are better abllit- ' Roosevelt to handle those workers than nonunion workers they Peat Plic questions that have been will be employed to the exclusion of made the Issue in the elections just held. In the light of current events, it might be well to remove the statehouse to- Portland, give that city the entire legislative representation of the state, and otherwise arrange matters so tha the schemes of the metropolitan real estate schemers and politicians can be expeditiously carried out. Merchants who do not advertise are like soldiers who fight with blank cartridges. the latter, and there will he no need of strikes to effect that end. But not only employers want the best labor. Industry wants it. The public welfare requires it. The commercial, and In dustrial Interests of America demand it It is the veriest truism that that natloa will most succeed in the arts of civilization and in the industrial com petition of the world in which the standard of efficiency among vorkmen is highest. Those were sound words of Mr. Mitchell's. They deserve to be Inscribed upon the walls of the meeting place of evsry labor union in the land. They express what should be the true mission, or one of the chief missions, of the labor union, to make Its mem bers better workmen, more efficient workers, able to do more work uni bet ter work, and therefore to earn greater profits for themselve and their famil ies and to raise themselves to a higher standard of achievement ana 01 me. T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY If the labor unions will tio that there Tale Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. will not be a voice against them In all This signature f, . on . i. - " STARTLING, BUT TRUE 'If everyone knew,- what a grand medif ine Dr. King's New Life Pills is, writes D. H. Turner, Dempseytown Pa., "you'd sell ail you have in a day, Two weeks use has made a new man of me. ' Infallible for constipation, stomach and liver troubles. 25c at ("has. Rogers' drug store. Freight trains on all the great rail ways have reached such proportions us to length, us well as weight, that the problem of communication between the AN ALL AEIDING FAITH. Pill nvo. The Illinois Central railroad com t the pany has an all abiding faith In the future of the great Northwest. A short time ago, this was manifested by the establishment In Seattle of an ag ency to take care their interests there, The latest effort Is to put on a splen didly equipped new train service run ning between St. Paul and Chicago. Almost everybody remembers the cele- The new trains will be running Sun- brated advice of the London JMnch, "To day November 2. They will use their those aDout to marry, uon i." mere own between Chicago and Albert Lea, Minn., and the Minneapolis & St. hope my daughter Louis railway track from Albert Lea, will never marry to Minneapolis and St. Paul running into the union depot at St. Paul, which is the same that Is used by all lines In that city. The train Is to be known as The Chi cago, St. Paul and Minneapolis Limit ed and will consist of sleeping car, is in that advice the expression of the feeling of many a mother who says, I 1x41 1 1 IIH i dries enfeeblinj drains, heals in flammation and ulceration and cures female weakness. It in vigorates the wonianly organ ism, tranquilize the nerves and gives the mother strength to give her children. Do not allow an unscrupulous dealer to sell you something in place of "Fa vorite Prescription," claimed to be "just as good. There is nothing just as good lor women as "Favorite Prescription." " I am an tolMSMl with vnar fnatrartlnn. f hardly know what thaukj to give you for your kind favor." write Mr. Milo Bryant, of Lota, St. Thomm Co., Ga. "You can publich toy few Matenienta to the world, hoping all atifiaring women will know and be healed. I aiuTered aS and suffer as have." In ninety -eight cases in every hun dred there's no need for this suf fering. Doctor Prescription cures Lufffct library car and retIlnlnS ch&lr tue womanly dis- 1 wivuhu khuuui --uug: uei eases wnica cause tnicago ana Minneapolis and St. Paul wifely misery. It Lining ear service will also be main tained, supper being served out of Chi cago and breakfast into Chicago. Trains will leave St. Paul at 7:10 p. m. and arrive In Chicago 8:30 a. m. Leave Chicago at 6:10 p. m. and ar rive In St. Paul 9:40 a. m. making close connection at St. Paul with all western lines. Tickets can be pur chased via. this line, in connection with all western lines, at all stations. For further information regarding rates, time, etc., call on or address: B. H.TRUMBULL, Commercial agent III Cent R R. 142 Third street, Portland, Ore. PAUL B. TOMPSON, Freight end passenger agent, 111 Cent R R, Seattle, Wash. lunch with gnat paina in my back and the lower part of my atomach and palpitation of n hrart, that at timea I could hardly lie down, Bd could hardly get np in the morninr, bat ct mujt three botllea of ' Favorite Freacrip toon' and two viala of Dr. Plerce'a fleeaant Pel tt. I wet like a new woman." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure sick WONDERLAND H02. Is being called for from every part of the country. Libraries, schools, reading rooms and home all want the Northern Pacific's latest - Bend six cents for k to Chas. S. Fee, G. P. ft T. A., at tet Paul, Minn. J LL BE G I 1 SI AWi I N JAN 1903 1 ' p TO SMOKERS OF THE 1 1 BESTako U0g$$$to or CIGARS ,,. lii : bM Iw to; i fcM &m ;. wm Wmi rri'-rp iB J h seniors m mM0j t wi Mutf HOW MANY CIGARS during the Month of December, ipoa? En (Cigar bearing (j.oo per thousand la.) Si 42 COO OO wi!l be 2'ven in '!anu''ir'. '903. to the persons whose estimates fHO.uu are nearest t0 th3 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 no follows! To the (1) person eMImatini? ihe dorcut $5,000.00 In cali ..(l.tlMMIO each) ....(5O0"'' each) !?'i.)U."H; "! I) To the 2 perwms whose estimates are next clutest. Jo the 5 perrons whose estimates are next clunest. . To the 10 persons whose estimates are next closest.. To the 20 persona whose esllmates are next cloac.it. . To the.... 25 persons whose estimates arc next cl-west (JIOO.OO each)..,. To the.... 50 pcrsoui whose estimates are next closest . (J"i0.C() c-ich).... to iu....i jt-r.-i,m yi mum eiinmies aro ncxi Closest nW) each)... To the. .2,000 person whose fsiimates aie nt-xt clon-st (10.00 each),.. To the .3,000 persons whose eMimntes rc next closest (ii.00 e(h... To tlic-30,000 persons wlioc estimules are next closest wu wili wnil to each one box of SO "Cremo" Cigars (value 5J.r0 jr r Iidx)... 21.213 C5.213 persons 6.000.00 5,000.00 6,000.00 6,00000 2 6OO.00 2.60000 2,500.00 20,000.00 15,000.00 . 76,000.00 5142,600.00 Every 100 bands from above named cigars will entitle you to four estimates. (On "Florodora" banil rouniinu as two harnlj (mm lti ctnt dit' mrnllonf J; and no ItM ihn KO bail' will be received u any una lima fat ciiim. trf i Information which may ho of value in making o.stimatcs:-tlio number fcf Cigars r.o.t bearing J3.03 Tax vet thousand, for which Slump! were purchased, tppears below : In December, 1900, 4i7,O0J,2f Cigars. " December, 1901, 479.1113,170 ' " January, 1903, 4M.(w;t,717 " " February, 1902, 445.-W5.483 " In March, 1002, 51,V)0,027 Cigars. " April, 190', 6K1.W5.103' " " May. 1902, 62J.M5,!T " In cr.se of a tie in estimates, the amount offend will be divided equally wnonjr those entitled to It. Distribution of the awards will be made soon alter January 1st, I90 ai the flgun are obtainable from the lniernal Kevenue Department of the Unliwi Stale for IX-cemlier, Write your full name and Post Olhce Address plainly on packages containing bands. The Postage, or ExpreM charges on your package must be fully prepaid, in order for your estimate to participate. All estimates under Ihis offer must be forwarded before December Isf, 1902, to Ihe . . FLOItODORA TAG COMPANY, Jersey City, N. J. You do not lose the value of your banda. Receipt will be sent you for your bands, and these receipt! will be Juat at good as the band themselves In securing Presents. One band from Florodora," or two bands from any of the other Cigars mentioned above, will count in securing Present the same as one tag from ' Star," Horse Shoe," Spear Head," Standard Navy," "Old Peach and Honey," J. T." "Master Workman," "Piper Heldsleck," Jolly Tar," "Boot Jack," "Old Honesty," " Razor," or Planet " Tobacco ; or one Sweet Caporal Cigarette Box Front. Si tat ttlmatt on a acparaU pkca ol paper, with your namt and addrcn plainly wrtttan an each. Blank farm far attlnatei lll U all4 upon apptlcatlan. IIIuHtrated Calaloirue of Present for lo3 nnri lIKia A . " ' . , A , " ' ' v Villi IOUVIUU Hl'Ui Jal-Vlll UCI 191, AiTV " UlltUCVi Vtl fc Tvjr. vi vcu vtiJi, vi u wvskv vt iwviiij cigar rnn(iR, IiUCK IN TinilTKKN. Iiy aendlnif thlrtimn nillea Win. ftplrcy. of Walton Furnme, Vt gA a. hot of llucklon's Arnloa HaJvn thot wholly cumiI horrible f-vor nor on his lc. NolhlitR else could. Iiwt tlv4y cuurva HruliHta, Pvlona, IJIiwm, Mrwiitions, llnlla, lluriia, Corn ami Pllne. Only Quantnlovd by titan, noffpnt, drUMfnt. "WnKUB TO HUNT AND FIHH." Northern Paotno new game book I now randy for dlatrlbutlon. Illuatra tloni of live iramt a particular fture. VHiur full Mta from eton.Thomp MQ'a drawliiRa made specially fur this hook, S'-nd addreaa with alt cents and book will be mailed to you by (Tina, a fro, Ci, P. T. A., Bt. Taul, Minn. A WNM UBAftT. Of 1M volume la found on erh oi the Norttiorn Paelllo'i "North Ooaat l.linltr-J' train. Don't fortot lhat thoM are the only train opvrat4 In the Went that are lighted thruuftiout h rteotrlolty. NOItTII COAST LIMITED. I only ran by the Northern Paoiflo between Portland and Minneapolis, and Ht. Paul. Ihrouith Tacoina, Seattle, Hpokane, MhMoula, Dutte, LWltifwton, lillilnc, Bumtaj-k and Kaxo. raght ot theae tnUn are on the run daily. four east and four want, Each la a olid veallbuled train, carrying stand. ard Pullman tourist tltwpcrs, dining car, any coacno, rrraii, eipreaa and baKRaae car and the lctfa.ni obaorva tioa car. Kaoh train I brtlllanUr lighted with over SuO lighu and Uia botkutv of It all la you can travel uat m cheaply on ttit train a on anr other. All repreannutlvr wHI be glad to give you additional Informa tion A. V. Charlttin. Aralstaut Qen- eral I'awtnnger Agnt, tU Morrison Ht, i oniniut, vrvgoa. Andrew Asp, WXI Itlar, IlKliatlli isl IsrMUetf FirUTT-CLAHrt WORK AT ItBAHONAaiUK PKICIS8. Steclal Attention Olven to Bhtp a4 8tmboat Hvpalnng.Oeneral lilaok mlthlng, rtrat-Ctasa Horaa Shoelag, ate CORN EH TWELTnt AND DVAHB ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. UAV COKTUMU ARMTM am taa 79. Html far AstnrU aad w I'olnla AMTOIUA T4a 4aiVaTf;;r'F, 10 1 ii. I I'ulnu urtiaud "anil iHr'air "Tit ala aa InU I to an MICArliR lilViaioN S I4. iu raU,'rU'ti.rVa'rriiiun, ii ma mi niiw, rurs n af ens, .f.2' ll'"""'""i' "Mi Alrli A a HI I Kl-uhls hir U.rriL,n ' V m a IB I Klal, llawm .ml. fun SJ 9iS J4U',5"I aim Jt.irla ?a IMa ii to a n 7 p oi Sunday only. All train make rsoao oonnectlona a Ooble with all Northern Paotflo trains to and from the ISaat and Boswir i'olnla. J. c. MA TO, Ccn'l Frotgiit and Pas. Agent HINYROYAL PILLS 4,. Ojlala.1 l.ll.l,'ll,lw i M ('UK IIKHTr-.lt'H -.S(JUSll r... hi wm. m - .in, ,M wlia lnraa HalMlllalli aaa Imlaa 0. Su l rur llraiut, Mwt 4f. a. laalaaa kaaan. fUll.4. fS WHITE COLLAR LINE .Portland - Astoria oute. STR. 'BAILEY G ATZERT." talty roond trtpa except Bund. TIME CARD Leave Portland ., T a. m. Leave Awtorla T p, m. Through Portland oonneotlona with teamnr Nahoott from Ilwaoo And Long Iloaoh PotnU. WMto Collar Lino ticket Inter hangeable with O, R. at N. Cm and V. T. Co. ticket. The Dalles Route STR. " TAHOMA," and "METLAKO" Dally trtpa except Sunday. TIME CARD Str. "TAHOMA" Leave Portland Mou.Wed., frl, 1 , m. Uave Dalies, Tuea., Thur., Sat, f a. m. Str. "METLAKO" Lv. Pnrtlanil Tiuia Thin- Oat '7am Lv. Dalle, Mon., Wed., Fit, T a. m. Landing at foot of Aider Btreet, Port ana uregoav Ooth Phonea, Main SM. , 1 r.TTMTSI k J. W. Crlohton, The Dalles, Oregon. A. K. Pullpr. ftnnrl River nmann Wolford A Wyera, Whit Salmon, Wn. jinnry wiranmo, v.aron, wn. John W. Tottw, Stevenson, Wn. J. C. Wyatt. Vancouver. Wn. A. J. Taylor, Astoria, Or. E. W. CRICHTON. Portland Oregon. Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules A POSITIVE CURE yVtrfoftanimntlon orCtUarrh of tba BUO h-r and Dlknaiu-il Kidiujra. No oura ao ba. Uur (j.ilrkly and Hiraia onutljr ti urtt onira o( 14unri'hni.H and Ulrft, no mari-r of ho loin id I lli. AIohillr hurmlraa. Bo d bv dmi,olt fl 00. or by mall, loilpald. 'ini ASJAl-PK'alll CO.. BSuarONTaiN. ohm. Bold hw Hhaa. Ttiavna IS Pnmmml. al Btreet, AwtorU, Oregon. V 7 ..
