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PROFESSOR PINCMOH TALK.
Prof. Glfford Plnchot chief of the
United States bureau of forestry talked
on government withdrawals and for
est reserves In Portland . last night.
henator v w. irunoa presided as
chairman of the meeting and Congress
man Williams, ex-Congressman Moody,
Judge' Bellinger, W. M. Ladd, A. L.
Mills, Ernest Brosg of the Oregonlan
and other . celebrities were present.
According to the not over full report
sent out very little light was thrown
on the subject by Prof. Ptnchot," Ac
cording to the report, nothing new was
advanced with the possible exception
of a statement to the effect that the
government should not permit Umber
to be cut from th reserves. The rest
For 1! cEmte hat, cold,
fifl gei fames and fir do
not affect it. Coma in
rol! ready for living. Low
freight charge. Inexpen
sive to ipply, cheap in the
first piece and luts for
years. '.
ni to kasklat. a
The ParafHne Paint Co.
San FtmicIko, Seattle.
Port and. Lot Anitltt
n j ana utnvtr. uoioraao.
5V
The Sovereign Grand Lodge, Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, which
holds Us grand encampment in Balti-
w. '-nrnWn, mn!t M- more, Md., this montn. nas gone on re
cord for Its SS5.009 raemoers as lav'Tiug
one In 427, Austria-Hungary one In 4S0.
Denmark one In 6S6, Swltaerland one In
1255. Holland one in S77S and Irelnna
one in 11 4. Of course, the cause of this
movement, which has threatened Ire
land with depopulation, was the mieery
of the oeopte and the Impossibility of
making a career In conditions Imposed
by the British government. Ireland Is
one of the most fertile countries In the
world. 7 The blight of landlordism be
ing removed there la every reason to
believe that she offers all that her sons
can ask. for several generations at
least," f.
erilities and a defense of the reserve
. ryatem. "The object of reserve Is
use and nothinng niore."" he said.
"And it is the permanent use to the
people living In the region,", 7 No one
would hardly take. Issue with the pro
fessor on such statements. The facts
that they were created Is evidence
creation of the reserves was certainly
made to serve some intended purpose
: but such statements bear little rel
evancy to what has been agititlng
people of the West, Its not the use but
tne abuse of reserves and withdrawals
that the people of Oregon want to hear
cussed. Too much, acreage has been
withdrawn and parties have been given
. tips in advance go as to permit their
moking of money through withdrawals..
H. O. McKlnley.a well-known timber
land speculator, has stated that parties
"of no less prominence that State Sena
tor Pierce Mays and Representative
A. N .Jones of Multnomah county,
were among thos who engineered the
Blue Mountain reserve. Senator Mays,
o McKlnley alleged, complained to him
on the ground that he, McKinley, had
purchased a few thousand acres of
school land within the reserve without
any expense, . while Mays and his
crowd had worked up the withdrawal
and were therefore entitled to the priv
ilege of purchasing the school land
within the reserve boundry as base
land. Prof. Pinchot could have made
his talk more Interesting, by touching
upon practices of this kind. He could
have satisfied a great many people al
so by explaining how, when withdraw
als have been released, if they ever are,
bona fide settlers wishing 160 acres of
land are to be protected from scrippers.
union labor. It had been intended to
have the United States Marine Band
lead the great procession In which 30,-
009 Odd Fellows will take part, but the
protest of the American Federation of
Musicians has prevailed, and the great
band will not appear during the encamp
ment. Union musicians will be employ
The Astorlan has an editorial urging
construction of a railroad along the
coast.' Toe city by the sea is on the
right track and it will be a railroad
track from mouth of Columbia to Cal
ifornia coast one of these days. Such
a line Is bound to be built eventually
lor the Pacific coast must, ultimately,
contain aa many and as great seaport
towns as does the Atlantic and a coast
railroad or railroads will be an absolute
necessity, and will be tapped too, by
transcontinental lines. Eugene Regis
ter.,,. ;
And the mouth of the Columbia, that j
drains the Inland Empire, is nearer the
Orient and nearer Alaska, than any
other port.
That's precisely what the proposition is. Not something for nothing, but actual
value for one-third of what the same goods would cost you elsewhere.
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Read what Astoria's prominent people have to say regarding these books. Observe that each is particularly qualifod to speak of the subject brought to his or her notice
WHAT A CLERGYMAN THINKS..
' Astoria, Ore., Sept a. 'OJ
I have been requested by The As
torlan to write a recommendation of a
work entitled "Life and Life-work of'
Pop Leo XIII." by J. J. McGovern, D.
D. It Is a pleasure to comply with this
request. In this volume we find con
densed In compact form, all the facts
ot Interest in the life ot the great
world-Cgure concerning whom it treats.
Tt Is preeminently a practical biogra
phy. Intended for the busy man with
little time to epare; it displays an In
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which denotes the close observer and
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non-Catholic, can lay claim to a
thorough knowledge ot the political,
social, religious history of the last
quarter of the nineteenth century,
who Is Ignorant ot the life and work
ot Io XIII. This volume will In a
measure, fumlsh a key to the secret
of the deceasod pontiff's wonderful
success and Influence In the world at
large. The author pays special at
tention ro Leo's attitude towards the
United States. The chapters devoted
to a consideration of "Leo XIII and
Education" and "Activities in Behalf
of Labor" are very timely. The even,
non-polcmnlcal tone of the volume re
commend it alike to believer and un
believer. The perusal of this book
must needs prove uplifting.
The typographical work Is well dons
and the Illustrations art highly Inter
estlng, and considering the price for
which the volums Is offered It Is all
that could be desired. Ws bespeak for
this work a wide circulation.
JOHN WATERS.
Pastor of St. Mary's Church.
on cares to learn whn referring to a
. book of this kind.
H. 8. LTMAN.
County Superintendent of Schools.
AN EDUCATOR'S OPINION.
Astoria, Ore., Sept. !1 'OS
I am familiar with Webster's Com
mon Sense Dictionary, and can wy
that It gives the bst authority, and
cotttalne about all that the busy per-
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MRS, F. D. KLETT.NER,
As it would hardly be fair to old subscribers to offer any or all of thoso valuable works to now subscribers, since thero is no iiicrenfte in the price of the paper,
The Astorian, in a spirit of fairness, hereby extends the same privilege to its old subscriber and invites them to step Into the oflko and secure for $1.00 one ot
these f 3.00 books. Bear in mind that wo mean exactly what we say in referring to the very limited number of books in tlio consignment.
SO COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH AND DON'T GET LEFT.
The state board of health has bten
making Inquiries as to the mlscroscoplc
germs in water at Astoria. It will be
found that there Is nothing smaller
than torn cod in water here.
- The government drerge Grant is comings-sols
Christmas.
On effect of the new Irish land law
already noticable Is a pronounced check
pu'on Irish emigration. An anti-eml-grntlon
society has been formed In Irer
land whose purpose it is to restrain em
igration and to keep the people in
their oyn country. A writer in the
St. I.ou)8 Post-Dispatch, referring to
Irish emigration says: "The volume of
emigration has been enormous. During
the last decade of the nineteenth cen
tury France lost by immigration only
one inhabitant out of 6,975 of its popul
ation, Germany one in 2,574, Belgium
one in 2607. Enzland one in 292. Italy
one in 212. Scotland one In 214, Spain
one in 2G1, Portugal one In 24L Sweden
There are reports to the effect that
salmon are not finding ready sale at
tl.30 per case, the price fixed by the
Alaska Packers' Association. While
the A. P. A. Is looked to for the set
ting of the price each season, confir
mation must come from buyers who are
witling to pay the price. The price set
for this season, $1.30, Is held by the
Fishing Gazette to be logical figures for
this year, yet if the small packers are
.nable to get the established price they
are face to face with the proposition of
selling under or carrying, their pack
over. It la to be hoped, however, that
the packers will be able to realize the
full market price before the time of
out-iltting for another season is at
hand.'
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other remedies failed, we saved ber life
with Dr. King's Nefcr Discovery. Our
niece, who had consumption In an ad
vanced stage, also used this wonderful
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ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIYER RAILROAD.
By a'l means keep on tipping the hat.
Keep it off In the autumn breezes and
catch cold. Keen It off in the winter
and die of pneumonia. But be a gentle
man to the last. Tacoma Ledger.
Of course the editor of the Ledger is
bald-headed.
; John Mitchell, the labor leader, is
writing a book-In fact has it almost
ready for the booksellers. If that does
not prove his undoing, Mitchell Is sure
ly the man of the day.
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Most people have an idea that rheumatism is contracted like a cold, that the
damp, chilly air penetrates the muscles and joints and causes the terrible ache
and pains, or that it is something like a skin disease to be rubbed away with lini
ment or drawn out with plasters; but Rhuetnatiim originates in the blood and is
caused by Urea, or Uric Acid, an irritating, corroding poison that settles in tnus
vjes, joints and nerves, producing inflammation and soreness and the sharp, cutting
paius peculiar to this distressing disease.
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chilling of the body will hasten an at- .nmitum"? miTf,!M2kdbyttout,,
tack ofRheumatisni after the blood and brtftSk
syntera are in the right condition for it- wm to comb my hair. Dootom prescribed
the real true causes of Rheumatism, and deoidJd to try it. immSdiatS; loom
which are m'.ernal and not external. menced its ue I felt better, and remsrkud
Liniments, plasters and rubbing ?"?1rJhtIWM''Ihdatlstfouud
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the roomy retiring room cosy com.
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O W. TBASDALE. Oen. Pa. Aft,
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Steamer Nahcotta leaves Astoria on
tide daily except Sunday for Ilwaco,
connecting there with trains for Long
Beach, Tigu and North Beach points.
Returning arrives at Astoria same ev
ening. ,
G. W. LOUNSBERRT.Agent
: Astoria.. .
Covers the Country
The popularity of the - f?feJjg '
Cremo Cigar has spread from , Yf-
man to man; from town to town; Joi
from state to state until it is 00T$&
known and favored' ' , 00m00Mw
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