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THANKSGIVING.
Thanksgiving dsy is generally re
gards as a time for offering up thanks
for post blessings. The proclamation
of the president "setting aside the day
and those as welt of the respective
governors, usually lay stress on this
feature of the holiday. The blessings
bestowed by the Creator during the
preceding year ar briefly recount!
and the people urged to offer up thanks
in return.
But It la gratifying to note that the
giving of thanks has taken on a some
what different phase from that gener
ally urged by our governors and presi
dents. Nowadays Thanksgiving Is be
lng regarded as a day for acts of char
ity, and extensive donations are made
, for the benefit of the poor thousands
Into whose humble homes there seldom
comes a ray of sunshine, and to whom a
hearty meal or a little clothing is In
deed a godsend. At Grace church yes
terday the offerings were turned over
to the Good Samaritan hospital, where
the needy are always cared for so long
as accommodations hold out At the
various schools the children made do
nations of food and clothing, which
were distributed to the few poor people
of this city, through the agency of the
Salvation army.
The best religion in the world is char
ity. It is a religion that will appeal
to the atheist as well as to the Chris
tian. It will soften the hardest heart
and turn from the wrongful path many
whose better nature could not other
wise be reached. Those who practice
charily become quite as sincere as the
most pro.-ioua?ed religionists, and seek
with equal fervor to spread the gos
pel of their following. This does not
detract one iota from the noble vork
of the churches, whlih are founded on
charity, llalher. it is a tribute to their
efforts, for they are the institutions
that breed kindness and love.
There are many ways of offering
up thanks for the blessings of kind
Pi evidence, but none is nobler than
charitable acts. Let Thanksgiving con
tinue to be a day of prayer and char
ity, and the world will be better for it.
marriages between persons who were
not pronounced healthy by medical au
thority. Suggestions of the sort have
been made In other countries, but this
is the first occasion on which they have
been taken up In Europe by hish offic
ials. The minister proposes first, to
Increase the minimum age for mar
riages, which Is now H years for boys
and 12 for gills, and to prohibit con
sanguineous marriages altogether.
Here it may be parenthetically remark
ed that for centuries the Arabs have
married their cousins, not occasionally,
but rs a regular custom. The name for
a wife is "the daughter of my uncle."
and so long as one of such daughters
Is un wedded it is the duty of the young
Arab to espouse her. The minister of
Justice next declares that, in his judg
ment, the certificate of a physician
should be required before permission to
marry is given by the civil authorities,
and, further, that the Intervention of
the physician is not less necessary
to the welfare of society than that of
the priest (for the religious marriage),
or the magistrate (for the civil mar
riage); in fact, the Intervention of the
physkian is the most important of the
three. This pronouncement Is Import
ant in several respects, and it is an ex
tremely Interesting fact likewise, com
ing as it does from a minister of his
Catholic majesty, the king of Spain.
The sueces of the Young Men's Chris
tian association in Japan lias called j
Into existence a Young Men's Buddhist
association, modeled on the same lines,
and alining to inspire not only religious
but patriotic sentiments in the minds
of Its members. Although it was
founded almost a score of years ago,
the leaders in It belonging to the high
est nobility in the empire, its mem
bership is rather limited, though more
numerous than thnt of the Christian
order, and asserted to be grow ing more
rapidly. It is not at-all hostile to the
Christian society, and seeks the same
ends, which are to give the young men
of the country higher ideals of life and
conduct, and make belter and more use
ful as well as more pious and patriotic
citizens of tbem. It Is a token of the
liberality and catholicity of thelr-prln-
ciples that they promote lawn tennis
and ring pong among, their members,
while they censure and forbid dissipa
tion, careless living, neglect of the
Buddhist tenets and all actions which
are contrary to good morals, as well as
good manners, the two being closely
united, according to Japanese ideas.
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Tho minister of justice of the king
dom of Spam a member of the cab
inet in a recent formal public ad
dress, made a proposal to prohibit
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WEAH
Are made strong
by the use of Dr.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It
regulates the
n.rtnila riripfl
weakening drains,
. ueaia luudiiiiuci-
tion and ulceration
and cures female
weakness.
Sick women are
invited to consult
Doctor Pierce, by
fM--5 -1,A womanly confi-
ZFpT'lO? and guarded ny
sl&r. strict professional
strict professional
privacy. Write
without fear and
without fee to
Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. V.
T7
f ttt
" I had beea great
sufferer from female
wiikieii,' writes
Mrs. M. B. Walfere,
of Muenster, Cooke
Co., Texaa. tried
four doctors and none
did me any good. I
suffered six years, but
at last I found relief.
I followed your
advice, and took eight
bottle of 'Favorite
Prescription,' and
four of the 'Golden
Medical Discovery,' I
now feet like new
woman. I have gained
eighteen pounds."
Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets
cure biliousness
and sick head
ache. They do
not create the pill
habit
The officers and men at Fort Stevens
are to be congratulated on the recap
ture of Private Thompson, whose dar
ing attempts to destroy the post had
terrorized the troops for months past.
If Thompson is insane, his mental con
dition should be dWernhned, so that he
may be placed where he will not en
danger the lives of others. If he is
in possession of his mental faculties,
the i'0-yc-ar term of imprisonment pro
vided-for his effente is none too se-1
i
vere. It is indeed to be hoped that
the accomplices of the confessed crim-'
inal will be found, that pro.er punish
ment may be meted out to them.
Are not mors disfiguring to pure white pajor than
blotches an J pimples are to the clean while skin.
Both men and women are at a ilisadvantajjo when
the face is marred ami scarred by an eruptive dis
ease. Perhaps the woman is the more unfortunate
because tho beauty of a clean stiii and clear com
plexion is her rightful heritage. And while she has
tho friendly shelter of the veil, it only covers what
it cannot entirely conceal. The worst mfortune
in the case of a man with a pimply face is that he
is generally set down as dissipated. If ho seeks a
position his "dissipated" face discounts his abilities.
If he is a salesman he finds customers disinclined to
do business with a man whose commercial reliability
must bo taken largely on trust, because his face is
against him.
The misery and discomfort of such disfiguring
eruptive diseases is apparent to everyone. The
great question is: Can these dUease be cured?
Can this rough skin be made smooth? It them any
escape from tho torment of eczema and salt-rheum?
Can scrofulous sores be healed ?
The answer is: MtTiat has been diu can ho
done." Dr. Pierce's Ciolden Medici! I ;, .-very has
cured eruptive diseases in men anl v,. inm, and
cured them perfectly mid permanent!) It has ctnvd
pimples, boils, scrofulous sores, n -ij. i ciecma,
salt-rheum and other distressing and .!i:.iuring
eruptive diseases. What "Golden Mulicd IHscov
ery"has done for others it can do fur you. It is
an absolutely reliable medicine. It always helps.
It almost always cures.
"It gives me great pleasure to express mv faith hi the
virtue of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery," writes
Ezekiel Flora, of Graytown, Ottawa Co., Ohio. " I ttiffereri
everything for two years with a humor on mv face, which
baffled the skill of some of the most noted phvsiciatis.
Was advised to go to the hospital; was doctored t'nere for
three months without success. Came home discounted.
Then began to doctor with a "chemist.'' He also failed to
heln me. Then I hrcrnn Dr Pirr.' fV!,l..,, t...i; ..1 re
covery, with no faith whatever in it. hid it only to please WjMPig!t"
my wife; but I am happv to tell you that after taking five ZScb
bottles I am entirely cured." ir
"mydutv to inform y of my wonderful cure bv the use of vour medicine
writes Mrs. b. 11. McLam, of Mcredosia, Morgan Co., Ills. Iit 1S.S1, A ,,i,.'e about the sire
of a silver dime broke out on my scalp and kept spreading until it went all over mv hend. It
pained a great deal and ran, and we tried a great manv doctors and all kinds of latent medi
cines but none did any good. So it went on until 1S90, ad I was taken sick and lav l.ut
ten weeks. I was in a very weak condition, and I was recommended to trv Dr Pierce's
yo:uea aieuicai uiscovery. t toolt about six bottles, I think. About three bottles of m. di-
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Fho Poor of All frains
Is the Famous Nortwestsrn
I.lmltiM dally In'tween Mlnne
npolls, Ht. Pnul and Chicago
....via.,..
cine lor my weakness, not thinking of it helping me in any other wav, hut I feel so thankful
inai 1 aon t lenow now to express my thanks for the cure of the sore. I have often tho.i,.lit
I would write to you but neglected to do so. I think U a miracle, for I had given up ;!! hope
of etw oemz cured. You have all thi nraiw nf ti .i.f,.t m.v i 1 ..... 1 .. ;..!..,
this was all that was necessary to write. If you want proof yon can ask all in the nnKr.U.r
hood. I am now in my 6Sth year and am very strong."
"Three times I have cored myself of erysipelas," writes Mrs. Lolita j, y.HrUvW. of 1S24
Adeline Street, Oakland Alameda Co., California, "by using your 'Golden Medical Discov
ery after I had been under the doctor's care and found no relief.''
It has been five years since I took your Golden Medical Discovery,' for a scrofulous affec
tiorj 1 of the cervical glands of the neck," writes Mr. Zehulon B. I.oftin, of Gtifton, Pitt Co.,
41 lam gad t0 t.e11 J"?u that 1 ,,ave ha l no rcturn of ll'e lisease. I thought I would
write and let you know that I have not forgotten you, and never will while I live."
The reason for the thoroujfh cures of ertiptivo diseases effected by the use of
Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery is this : It entirely cleanses the blood from
the impurities which cause the diseases. Until these corrupting impurities are
removed there can be no permanent cure. Pimples, boils sores, etc., are only the
outward signs of the inward disease. To cure the . disease the cruise imh be
cured, and "Golden Medical Discovery " absolutely eliminates from the blood the
corrupt and clogging elements which cause disfiguring eruptions. It restores the
skin t normal smoothness, and tho pure, healthy blood supply produced by its
means oyes the cheek with the ruddv hues of health. '
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should bo used with the "Discovery" wh-i. the
bowels are irregular or the liver sluggish. The two medicine am cm-rHIy
adapted to be used together whenever a laxative is required.
The manifest motive, for substitution is to enable the dealer to make the little
more profit paid on the sale of 1ms meritorious remedies. To accept a sub-.titiito
medicine as "just as good" as "Golden Medical Discovery" is to repeat the folly
of the familiar fable and trade substance for shadow.
TO CCP.E A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if It
falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signa
ture is on each box. 25c.
STARTLING, BUT TRUE
"If everyone knew what a grand
medicine Dr. King's New Life Pills i?,"
writes D. H. Turner, Dempseytown,
Pa., "you'd sell all you have in a day.
Two weeks use has made a lew rnau
of me." Infallible for constipation,
stomach anl liver troubles. 2Zc at
C'ha.''. Itojrors' dpi? store.
AN ALL ABIDING FAITH.
The Illinois Central railroad com
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
ent y to take care '.heir Interests there.
The latest effort Is to put on a splen
didly equipped new train service run
ning between St. Paul and Chicago.
The new trains will be running Sun
day November 2. They will use their
own rails between Chicago and Albert
Lea, Minn., and the Minneapolis & St.
Louis railway track from Albert Lea,
to Minneapolis and St. Paul running
Into the union depot at St. Paul, which
Is the eajne 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,
buffet library car and reclining chair
car through without chnge between
Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul
Dining car 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 9:30 a. m.
Leave Chicago at 6:10 p. m, and ar
rive In St. Paul 9:40 a. m. making
$0t
.mmmmm Bm.9 M Buide 1, ,. Pi.roa; Common Son.
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containing oroj- a thouaandl large pagea, and mora than 700 llluatratlona,
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ona-eant alampa for tho oloth-bound volume, oi only 21 atampa tor tho book In
papar-oovarm.
Addraaa Dr. R. V. PIEROE, Buffalo, ft. T.
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6.
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close connection at St. Paul with all
western lines. Tickets can be pur
chased via. this line, In connection
with nil western lines, at all stations.
For further Information regarding
rates, time, etc., call on or nddr'si:
B. II. TRUMBULL,
Commercial agent III Cent R U, 142
Third streat, Portland, Ore.
PAUL B. TOMPSON,
Freight and passenger agent, III Cent
R ft, Seattle, Wash.
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215 Sansome Street San Francisco. Cal
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WHIiout cxiej'tlon Hie llnest and
most luxurious train In tho world.
'oU will realist) what umitortulile
.ruM-IIng Is If you rule 011 this r.unuun
train. For full Intel iimiU'ii uddiess
C. J. UU.VY, H. L. HIS1.KU.
TravotltiK Agent. llemiul Ak.'IU.
Alder Street, l'orilniid. tr,
TICKETS
TO AND FHOy ALL
Points East
VI t
NOHTII COAST LIMITED.
Is only run by the Northern TVu6
betitiHUt rortland and Mlnnsantill an4
M(. I'aul. throUKb Tacome, lieatU.
HiKtltan. Mtoula, Itutw, Uvtnvsum.
liaitnfa, nismark and rrf. Ktfht
of thM trains asa on tlte run daily,
rmr Mat and four WMt. Rax ta a
soiM vcMlbuled train, oarrylnf sUnl.
rd rullmaa tourist steapert, dlnlnf
car, 'flay roaches, nmll, ecpreaa ul
bamtitatt car and the rtrgtat otsservk
lien car. Bach train It brilliantly
listitetl with over soo lictts and the
beauty of It all la you cn travel Juat
ta cheaply on ttils train as on any
otht. AH reprasr-ntatlVM will be
trlsd to give ymt additional Informa
tion. A. I). Charlton, Assistant Ue
sral Pasaenrttr A(nnt, tU Morrison at,
PtsHlsnd, Orf on ,
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., AGENTS
SHORT LINE
TO
it PAI L. DULUT1I. MINNEAPOLIS.
CHICAGO AND POINTS KAST.
Through Palace and Tourist Bit epers.
nitiln and BufTet 8moWlnir Library
Cars.
l'ally Trains; fust time.
Fur rates, folders 'ind full Informa
tion regarding tickets, route etc , call
on or atldrnaw
J W. I HALON, If. DICKSON
Trav I aaa. Ait. City Ticket AgL
ta Third Htreet, P'tUnd.
A. B. C D1.NNISTON, O. W. P. A
I1 Kirst Avenue. Saattls. Wssh.
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Time fiirtl ol'Triiln.'
PORTLAND.
Leaves Arilvf
Puiret Sound Limited. 7. V am t:t& pm
K.tnans Clty-St, I-ouls
Hiclnl 11:10 am l:4fi pin
North Coast Limited I 30 p m 7:00 a m
Tncomu and Seattle Nlsht
Ksnress 11 to pm I. OS pm
Tnk Pugt Sound Limited or North
Const Limited for amy's Harbor point
Tnk Puitet Bound Limited for Olym
pic direct.
Tako I'll get Sound Limited or Kan
sas Clty-St. Louis Siiecial for point!
on South Pcnd brunch.
Double dully train service on Oruy's
Hnrbor branch.
Four trnlna dnlly between Portland,
Tucoma and Seattle.
A. D. CHARLTON.
Asslaliint Central PusscncRer Art ,
2&5 Morrison at., Portlnnd, Or.
"WMRRR TO HUNT AND riUH."
Nmtharn Pad lie's new aame bonk I
now ready for distribution. Illustra
tions of live aarna a particular fnatura.
ftiiir full wiva from 8tin Thomp
son's Oiawlnas mad iHcially fur this
Uiok, H-nd adilrxs with sis cents and
hnttk will be mailed to you by Chita.
H O. P. ft T. A., Ht, Paul, Minn,
I.UOK IN TtllltTICKN.
Iiy BiHl(ti( (Ulitcrn miles Win.
Bplr-y, of A" .tit on l'uimtif, Vt, atit
a ho at llii.kl -n Arnh-a Hitive that
wholly cur')4 a horrible fevrr sore on
hi leg. Notliln else tould. Past
tlV'ly cuurcs llrulsrs, Pflons, Ulcers.
Ni-tiliUons. I lolls, llui ua, Corns and
I'Bcs. Only !6c. (lu.traniei'd by Ctrna.
R'Mtci, ilruM'tt.
Andrew Asp,
BfflM RaLer. Blirltailk iiJ BunrtaMt
FIIITT-CLASH WORK AT
ItlCAHONAULlS l ltl' liU. .
Sitetlal Attention Olven to Ship irs
littsmttoat Klalrlnit.uenrat llltck
silillOliif. nr(-Clai ll.ifax
ShoetRat. etc
t'OHNRIt TWBLmi AND DOANB
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
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rX)RTUJ
TOO I
tat r
i s
nrtlanil tin on llamt
Kot Assorts and Wat
OlllU
ASTtliU A
Hi 11 in
Step m
yc Portland nd tt 7
I'ulnl
AKRIVR
I II to n
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lt
lOSJaao
HKAMDk DIVIhiof,
sift tin I Urfl(..r WarretibHi, 1 toB
IK. am I rlitol, Kurt HMm, 4Wpi,
sU)p I lUnimnnd and Astoria "10 ta in
A a ai 1" smuiilr t Warn 'ii.ni, 1 11 fsi p at
W a an I KlataJ, Maamvod, T ;!
i t 'L u" '" A't't'e. J2JLUP
Sunday only.
All tralu make oloae. oomirrtlon at
Oahle wttti all Northern laclrlc tralna
to nnd from the Kaat and Hound
pati'lM- J. C. MAYO,
(iro l FrW-ht and laas. Art
OREGON
Shopit im
akd Uwion Pacific
Pprt
ChicaKO
Portland
facial
9:V0a. m.
via Hunt
ington Atlantic
t-' sprees
i.'M 11. m.
via Hunt
ington r". Paul
r'uai mall
0 p. rn.
via
H,)ikano
TIM IS SCHulD.
CI, KB
From Portland.
Pall Ikc.Denvr,
Ft, Worth, (.ma
ha, Kaneas City 4:30 p. ru
Ht. Louis, Llilcafu
and East.
Pali Lakn.Denver'
Ft. Worth, tJ.na,
hi, Ksiieae I'tiy. :10a. n
81. LnuiM, i:hic."
and ICaet.
Wslla "Walla,
tytvlalon, M!i.
k.iii". .M.ninnnnl:,
.-:. Paul, Du ii.ti j ; :00 a. m
Mihviuki'e, Chi
cmK'i and Kant I
Arrlvi
72 hour from P Tthnd to Chlcsa;i,
No Changs nf Cars.
OCEAN ANO KIVKR KCH1SDTJLI5
From Astoria
7 a. m.
Dailv ex
cept flun.
All sailing dalt
subject to change
For Han Krninlh
co every Ave d lys
Culuininu River
To I'orilariil and
wsv Landing.
ezc.
Monday
m.
Steamer Nuhootta leaves Astoria on
ildn dally for Jfwaco, connecting there
with trulnn for Long Ilesch, Tioga and
North Roach points. Returning ar
rives at Amorla mime evening.
O. W. LOUN8BKRRY, Agent.
Aittorla.
A. L. CRAIO,
General Pussenger Agent,
Portland. Oregon.
FRAEL & COOK
TRANSFER COMPANY.
Telephona tit
DRAYHG AND EXPRESSING
All goods shipped to our ear
Will receive special attention. .
No 538 Duane St. W. J. COOK, Mgr.
Jorlland - Astoria l(ou(8.
STR. 'BAILEY GATZERT."
Dally r'Hind trip escept Hunday.
TIME CARD
fMtve Portland 7 a. 01.
Laave Astoria 7 p. ta.
IwrouKh Portland ootineetlon wtth
atrsuuor Nahoottsv from Ilwaco and
Lon Peach Point.
WI1H0 tVillar Line ticket Inter
cAsjigeable with O, It, ft N. Ce. and
V. T. Co. ticket.
The Dalles Route
STR. " TAHOJHA."
and "METLAK0"
Uslly trip eicent Sunday.
1 1Mb CARD
Sir. "TAHOMA"
Iav Portland Mob., Wed., "rl., 5 a. m.
Ijeave Halle, Tut-., Thur., Hat , J a. m.
Sir. "MI1TLAK0"
Lv. Portland Tuoa., Thur, Bat., 7 a. m.
I.v. Italics, Mon., Wed., Frl., 7 a. m.
landing at foot of A Idol Btri-ct, Port
land Orcyoi
Roth Phuooa. Main 151.
AOENTS.
V. Crhdilon, The Dalits, Oregon.
A IC, Fuller, Hood ltlver, Ori'fon.
Wolford A Wyera, Whlto Halmon, W11,
Usury Olmstoad, Carson, Wn.
John W. Tott-jn, Slcvcnson, Wn.
J (!. Wyatt, Vancouver, Wn.
a. J. Taylor, Astorlu, Ore.
K. W. CKICHTOW, Portlnnd oregna.
Mi.
A familiar nanie of the Chloao,
Milwaukee ft St. Paul Railway, known
all over the Union as the Omit Railway
running the "Pioneer limited" trains
every day and night botwv.Mi Ht, I'aul
and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago.
"The only perfect train In the wwld."
Undcrntand: Connection are made
with sll transcontinental lines, securing
lo pswengers the best aervlce known.
Luxurious conohes, eleotrlc light, steam
hc(, of a vajluty equated by no other
line.
See th-it your ticket reads via "Tha
Milwaukee" when going lo any point
In Die ITulted mate or Canada. All
ticket Sfffn1s axdl ithem.
For rates, pamphlets or other Infof.
matlon, addons.
J. W. CASBT,
Trav. Pas. ArI.,
Portland, Ore.
C J. KDDT,
l"n. Agt.
Portland. Or
S:oU's Santal-Pcpsin Capsules
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nintly tho tvnrxl ff-pii ol
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III) mat'., ri.f l,wli,nii ataiul
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