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THE MORNINO ASTOKTAX, S.TVK1VY, JttXK 4,
AFTER THE
MARQUIS
NVblcmtn Ch$td by Numer
ou$ Crediton Who Art riinninj
to Effect Settlement.
OWES OVER A MILLIOM
w.U b a llltlt unomfortbl- vi wnico or niw uhmm
n uU hum iom eommtnl monj LouU. Is on thftt glvei you th
endilur cut toe mall for your bull
tHi( miurmntf
to ltf
DON'T 00 TO ST, LOU 1 1
'TtU you rH at or writ to tha Chi-
oA MIlwauliHi A St. Taul Railroad
omoa 1S4 Thlrt aiwt, rrtland, Or
raiot all ilnta taat, In connao-
Uon tlh all tianauntliintala.
II. 8. ROWB,
Oanoral Aftnt,
THE KOREAN EMPEROR.
Tha Man Whosa Country tha Ruttia na and Jipanesa Arc Destroying in Their War.
JOBBERS OF THE WEST
ARE HAVING GOOD TRADE
Conditions Which Are Effecting Trade
Throughout the Mississippi Valley
and in the General West.
New York. June 8. Reports to the
International mercantile agency from
prominent western centers reflect fair
ly active Jobbing trade with a pro
nounced hesitancy in manufacturing
lines, induced by the growing uncer
tainty of the presidential campaign.
Most branches of the dry goods trade
have not recovered from the effects of
a backward spring wholesale business
in many sections, averaging below a
year ago. In Oklahoma and Indian
territory merchants are buying less
than usual, and In extreme portions of
Kansas and Missouri constant rains
are having a bad effect upon business.
Lumber, paints and glass are depressed
in these and other sections where build
ing operations have been restricted by
Inclement weather. Drugs have bene
fitted as usual by conditions that op
press other branches of trade.
The Kansas City district has been
held back by peculiar restrictions. In
this territory and other sections of the
west merchants are hopeful about the
outlook and expect excellent June
business. Retail trade is picking up
In many sections as is evidenced by the
, bttter demand for women's apparel.
Consumption of necessities Is on the
Increase and country merchants are
giving Chicago wholesale houses plenty
of orders, indicating a sustained Inter
ior demand.
Further serious embarrassment is
threatened the transportation industry
on the great lakes, where the labor dlf
ferences are proving disastrous.
Very little Improvement baa been
noted In the steel Industry, which con
tinues exceptionally dull. Coke pro
duction is still at the maximum, but
curtailment is looked for, the outlook
In general giving little promise of
greater activity in the near future.
In the south the trade Is excellent
with good Inquiry for most lines of
merchandise. Railway traffic in Tex
as is heavy and people are generally
prosperous.
PREPARING BALTIC FLEET.
Russians Hurrying Preparations on
Battleships and Cruisers.
New York, June 3. Russian naval
contractors have been advised that
final preparations for the Baltic fleet
must be completed by the first week of
August, say 8 a Times dispatch from
Paris. This information is supple
mented by another dispatch from St.
Petersburg suggesting the fleet per
haps will not start at all If Port Arthur
falls into the hands of the Japanese.
Another St. Petersburg telegram
says two submarines will be started
for the far. east today, two others will
start within a. fortnight and two more
within a month. '
TO SETTLE THE QUESTION.
Fish Commissioner Will Attempt to
Close Canadian Trouble.
Victoria, B. C, June Jj Honorable
Mr. Fulton, provincial secretary, and
S. P. Babcock, fishery commissioner
for British Columbia will leave Victoria
for Ottawa Saturday to confer with the
Dominion government upon the -vexed
and seemingly Interminable subject of
the adjustment of the fisheries question
as between the Dominion and the pro
vlnce. The Dominion government has aurplled, the speaker said It appeared
intimated to the British Columbia gov- that the unsecured liabilities were
mn.nl la wiHInrno. In W th. SOmewnere aDOUl SI.S&V.VVU. tie SOIU
Incurred Ilti of Owr Two
Million nn.l a Half lit Thrr
Yours-Trot mI n l't
Kent.
New Tork, June 1 Creditor of th
Marquis Of Awteleay have hold a meet,
lag to discuss plans 'for sevurliig a set
tlement, says n Hrld dispatch from
London. It was agreed ultimately thit
there should be a deed of assignment to
the trustees for the benefit of the cred
itors who would get practically an im
mediate payment of 1& cents on the
dollar.
Lord Antlesy succeeded In 18S to
the title and eststes and within six
ywrs has Incurred liabilities amountln
to more than $2.7:0.000, but was fully
insured for $1,250,000.
One of the creditors announced that
the reason for convening the meeting)
was because writs had been Issued
arulnst the marquis. Judgment had
been obtained against him, but Angel)-
was abroad and out of the Jurisdiction
of the court.
Adverting to such figures as had been
A DIRECT LINE r
for your money, and tha fact that
ILLINOIS CENTIIAL ofTtra uniurpss-
led aervlct via then points to the
WOnLD'S FAIR, and In this eonnc.
lion to all points Uyond, makes it to
your advantagt, In cam you eontem.
plait trip to any point tast, to writa
us before making final arrangsmsnta
. Wt ean offer tha choice of at lat
a dosen different routes,
0.. K. TRUMBULL, Commercial Agent
141 Third treat, FortUnd. Oregon,
J. C. UND8ET, T, F. A P. A,
141 Third ilreet, Portland, Ore.
O. THOMPSON, 1 A P. A.
Room L Colman lUdg, SmUI. Wash
toChlcMtoaod all po.nU Loulo- ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
vllie. Memphts, New Orleans, and all I
points south,
mm mtiEOAD
Se that your ticket raada rU U
Illinois Central R. R. Thoroughly mod
ern trains connect with all transconti
nental lines at St. Paul and Omaha.
If your friends art coming west (at tta
know and wa will quote them direct
tha specially low ntta now In effect
from all eastern points.
LKAVXI PORTLAND ARJUVa
Too ft mi IrtlndnfeTlK,-( U:ll am
MMpm pot for AftorU ftod :
Way Pointa
ASTORIA
T:ttftin For Portland tad 11:14 am
140 p m War PoinU 10;IO p m
SSA8IDS DIVISION
l:Uftin Aatoru for wajrtft- 7:44 a a
U:tfftm ton, Flaval Fort 4:Mpu
l:U p n SMvtna, Usvmmond ni:4l ?
land Saaaldo
1:11 mj Saaalda (or War- ll:Mpn
l:m ranton, FlavsJ. T:Wpa
!:Mpm Hammond, Fort t:HftBi
Stevens A Astoria
whole matter amicably settled.
RUSSIANS ARE PAYING.
Are Not Looting Goods and Chattels
of tha Koreans.
Seoul,' Korea, June 2. (4:10 p. m.)
The Russians In the province of
Hamgyung are said to be using rouble
notes In payment for goods taken.
he was sorry to say that out of an
I Income of $050,000 a very small margin
was left from which to liquidate the
liabilities. Among other things he de
clared the marquis had spent $1,0(13,000
for Jewelry.
Sunday only
All trains make close connection
Oohl with all Northern PiAin intu
Any iniurnwiiun as w ri. rvuie. 10 ana ITOm U EASt ftnd Sound DOtnta.
etc., cneetTuiiy given on application. . a. Ms.ro.
B. II. TRUMBUuI Commercial -J!l?i Agont,
Agent, 141 Third street, Portland, Or.
J. C. UNMET, T. F. P. A., 141
Third street, Portland, Or.
P. B. THOMPSON, F. A. P. A.,
Special Exeursion to the World's
Fair.
The Denver A Rio Orande, In con-
Beeves and grain command fair pri. es. I nectlon with the Missouri Pacific, will
The above statement hardly corre- n Mr,e ot Ponaly conducted
sponds with the continental tales of excursions to the world's fair during
looting, yet the Japanese report that June- The excursions will run
Korean fugitive bring Russian paper 'hrough to 8L Louis without change
money to General San. Twenty thou- of cars- making short stops at principal
sand dollars worth has been sent to P,nti n"oute. The first of thesa ex
Shanghai via Nagaskl for settlement by curslons-will leave Portland June 7th,
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ASK TUB AOENT FOR
TICKETS
vu
Mail
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the Russo-Clilnese bank.
DEATH ENDS DISGRACE.
and the second June 17th. Th rate
from Astoria will be $67.60 to St Louis
1
and return. Excursionists going via
the Denver A Rio Qrande have the
privilege of returning via a different
route. This Is the most pleasant way,
as well as the most delightful route, to
cross the continent. The stops ar
ranged give an opportunity to visit
V
Oregon
and Union Pinnr
70 hour from Portland to Chicago.
No chang of car.
For Forty Year Attorney Was Scorn
ed by His Acquaintances. -
Mlddletown, O., June 3. George w.
Powers, an aged lawyer, Is dead at his
home here after having borne during the various point of Interest In and
40 years the disgrace of a dishonorable about Salt Lake City, Denver and
discharge from the army because he Kansas City. If you wish to accom-
kr.ocl.ed down General Mansfield In a pany 0ne of theM cxcurslon wrlt a
wiu.hlnfn hntfli tthn ,h. once to W. C. McBrlde. 124 Third
was in command of the District of
Columbia, then under martiul law.
The intervention of Secretary Stanton
saved Power from court-martial.
To Spokane, 8L Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth, Chiosgo, St Louts, and all
points east and south.
fi OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY n
lj The Flyer and 1 he Fast Mail L KmJi
street, Portland, for sleeping car res
ervation.
8PLENDID SERVICE
UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT
COURTEOUS EMPLOYES
pl TIMEHKOI'LIS
fepan rmtn Arrlva
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Republican TicKet.
For Congressman,
). N. WILLIAMSON,
Of Crook County.
Daylight trip across th Cascade and
Rocky Mountains.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
From Astoria-.
All sailing dates subject to chang.
For San Francisco every five day.
Pally e-
ct Hun
ly at?m
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STATE.
For Justice of the Supreme Court,
FRANK A. MOORE,
Of Columbia County.
For tickets, rates folders and full In
formation call on or address
II. DICKSON.
'City Ticket Agent
122 Third Street, Portland. Or.
S. O. TERKES, O. W. P. A..
12 First Avenue, Seattle. Wash.!
i iTimiiq ana wy
UiKtiim '
4 am
Dmly
H-pt Mon
For Dairy and Food Commissioner,
J. W. BAILEY,
Of Multnomah County,
Jul
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DISTRICT.
For Circuit Judge,
THOMA8 A. M'BRIDE,
Of Columbia County.
For District Attorney,
HARRI80N ALLEN,
Of Clatsop County.
COUNTY,
For Representatives,
C. F. LESTER,
C. G. PALMBERG.
For County Commissioner,
WILLIAM LARSON
J. C. CLINTON.
For Clerk,
For Sheriff,
THOMAS LINVILLE.
For Treasurer,
CHARLES A. HEILBORN.
For Assessor,
T. 8. CORNELIU8.
For School Superintendent
H. 8. LYMAN.
J These tiny Capiulei ir supenoTi
:A to Balsam of Copaiba, --v I
CURE IN 48 HOURSlAuUl,
th same disease with
out inconvenience,
:. S(tlii all nrvpftftthl
Steamer Nahcotta leave Aitorls. on
the tld DAILT FOR ILWACO.
connecting there with train for Lor.
Beach, Tioga and North Beach nolnM.
Returning arrive at Aatorla same
venlng.
Through ticket to and from an prln-
cipai European cltle.
O. W. ROBERTS, Arent,
Atorla, Ora.
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For Surveyor, .
C. F. A8TBURY.
S.:
For Coroner,
W. C. A. POHL.
PRECINCT.
For Justice of th Peac.
P. J, GOODMAN.
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PCSITIVE CU.11
Vr Inflammation or GaUnk
niunara. mo oars so tir.
"Bur lh worn mm, j
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f?."1'!0,' how loo sUsfi
nr Abaolatcly barolM
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SSUCBTAuia..uJvT
oId by Cha. Roger. l Coinnwrcjjj
"Best
by Test"
A transcontinental trav
elor says: "I've tried them
all and I prefer the
North
western
Limited
It's the best to be found from
coast to coast."
It's "The Train for Com
fort" every night in the year
between Minneapolis, St.
Paul and Chicago.
RefbrS afmtlnr tin a. Mn.nn matter
where write for lntraiina Informa
tion about comfortable traveling.
H.LSISLF.2, Genera! Aftnt.
132 THrd EL Portland, Oregon.
T. W. TKARDALK,
Ganeml piuuienfror Agent,
bl I'ftul.Ulna,