TIIELVORNINaiASTORIAN ASTORIA, OREGON'
THURSDAY, JULY e7, 1503.
FLOATING EXHIBIT
daily paper through an organization
of capitalists whereby two page of tho
paper are to be printed at one central
place aril distributed to the to'n
where the remaining two pages era to
be printed with the local new.
DR. CHARLES
FLESH FOOP
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Exporting Company Will Extend
Commerce.
HEW VENZUELAIf LAW.
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EXPOSITION ABOARD SHIP
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Products on Board. Ship to VUit
Foreign Countries to Further Trade.
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HENRY SHEUMAN, Manager
Hacks, Carriages Bage Checked and Transferred Trucks and Fur.
niture Wagons Pianos Moved, Hoxed and Shipped.
433 Commercial Street
Phone Main 121
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Mtf CORVRIOHTt AC
Anmn. aannlnt keteti and deacrlntirm soa
eiu. kir aarartaln our opinion frm waethar an
taveiitlon hi pr.ih.hlr iwianiah!. Comniunlm.
Mm Mrictlf nmn.letitlai. HANDBOOK on I'atenM
out fra I1M aiiam-v fnrwx-unaf patent.
liii lak.n throu.h Muun Co. iel
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Scientific American.
A tiandaoroelr lllonteate warttr. fjirsMt We.
enlallon of aiiv wtentioc Iriurnal. Term., S3
Tmr; four niontna, Ik 00IO bjall l"ller.
MUNM & Co New York
Branch omoa, (06 F St. WMhtuatuu. D. U
New York, July 2fl. Plans have ton
completed for an effort by an eiporting
wrfipany of tbia city to extend Ameri
cah Commerce to foreign countries. A
floating exxition will be equipped and
tent on a tmr of the world. "The Am
erican Floating Expedition a it will
be called, will tart from New York in
January 1906.
It will carry a limited number of sam
ple of various merchandise of American
manufacture, the samples to be display
ed at each of the port where atop will
be made. Space will be allotted to ex
hibitor and satenmen on the ship.
The trip will require 15 months and
over 00,000 mile will le covered. It
will Include Europe, Aia, 'Australia,
South America, and Port in Central
America, and the Wet Indie. The
steamer will carry a urgon, and com
petent interpreter of German, French,
and Spaninh.
Regulates Distribution of Income From
Castros Customs Department.
Washington, July 26. Norman ll'itch
lnaon, in charge of the American ktgv
tion at Caracas, Venzuela, ha tabled
the department of atate that the Vib
ztielan congress paAM-d a new law I ro
usting the distribution of income from
eutoms. It ifigured that twenty fire
million bolivar will be the maximum
income,' sixteen million from La Guar,
and Puerto Cabello and nine million
from all other port.
All cantlicting law have been super
seeded. The American equivalent of the
bolivar U twenty centa.
ATTACKS MONOPOLY.
Arkansas Attorney-general Attacks li
tems tional Harvester Co.
LitUj Rock, Ark., July 26. Attorney
General Rodger haa filed suit in th-
Pulaski County Circuit court against tha
International Harvester Company or.
penaltiea aggregating $600,009 for al
leged infringement of the anti-trw-.t
law paased at the last session of the
general assembly. The complaint re
cite that the company t a monopoly
within the intent and meaning of the
at t fw thA tkiirMU f9 attMitntitirv (ti
e v. ivi vises Mjv"e vi icuiavsiujj v a? mk
price of harvesters and fixing their I
out nut. '
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Forth Form and Complexion
Ru haaa m:?simI uad b hrcdiif-
tetrtwa, !" aad wom ot fwhisa for
omt lui a rnfi
WMrmrtpeilM n l. .uniir anornn
mrrnuB IM van Of in. um aao iia worn
S.rlal aatrilisa ImO to. muting lUauaa,
REMOVING WRINKLES
u Uhf ugHe, m apllcadea often thawta
. mMrk.t.1. ftmvrowaiaat.
Dr. Chart, rwaa rooa t poaumiy ni
oalf BTcparaUoa fcaowa to m.rttcal Kfesce
that 1U roaaa mi nouowt ta in ata ana
araaa frm, h1if Stetk lia eacaka
arauaM Mada. '
For Developing tho Boat
or bfeaata. ikraakra froia aaratac: U "'
lilakMt laaaraaaietit of BhrMciaa. in
ka ara altaa astflctw t bw tba kwrt
ttrm, targa aa4 awa Ulat.
OLD IT DKfaRTMZNT STORES AND
ltfatar arte. 11 00 a bo. trnl to all who
tatt aovaaiae of inia BrctiAi, urrir
aa ea4 a. oa ooliar. wa will mm two (4
ti, la piaia wr.ppac.
rnrr A hI bol ni avt book, "Arl 't
rilt.I Ka.Mra," felly Mlaatratea. ma t
wM tn to an laoy (aaalng ill coat to pay fur
coatoraauwa'. Aaaraai.
DR. CHARLES CO.
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CAREFUL OF THE FIRE.
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SUGAR RATE CUT.
Santa Fa and Southern Pacific Hake
Concession to Western Refiners.
San Francisco, July 26. The South
ern Pacific and the Santa Fe companies
formally announced a reduction in the
rate of refined sugar between t'i city
and the Missouri river and point in
Kannas and Nebraska from fifty cent
to twenty -eight cents a hundred pounds
in carload lots.
The cut La been made to meet L cut
made by the lines operating betwecu
New Orlcan and the same points men
tioned above, and for the purpose of pla
cing California refiner on an equal foot
ing with southern competitors. Recent
ly the lines operating out of New Orb-en,
among them the 'Illinois Cmtral,
the'Frisco, and several subsidiary lines
of the Southern Pacific, dissolved their
agreement relative to sugar rates an!
entered upon a war that ended a .'v-v
day ago in the rate teing cut from .1!
cents to 10 cents a hundrer pounds.
A a result the California refiners
found themselves seriously handicapped
in their business and finally appealed
for relief to the line running out of the
city, with the result that the cut was
made. The reduction, 'the officials claim,
bring the eat bound rate down to the
lowest point in the history of western
retiring .
NEWSPAPER COMBINE.'
Iowa. Weeklies to Consolidate and Be
come Dailies.
Washington, July 23. Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General Degraw, haa
made public a communication from his
department which atates that fifty
weekly papers in various towns and ci
tiea in Iowa, are to be tranformc-l into
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Mil
of CCidney
tho peach
VJIU positively cure any case
op Bladder disease not beyond
of Btiedicinea No medicine can do more.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE
strengthens . the urinary organs,
builds up': the kidneys and invig-'
orates the whole system.
IT IS CUARAriTEED .
TWO SIZES GOo and $1.00
Pistid Stom and Gravel With Excruciating Pains
A. H.Thurnes, Mgr. Villa Creek Coal Co., Buffalo, O., writes:
MI tiave been afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for years, pass,
fng gravel or stones with excruciating pains. Other medicines only
gave relief. After taking FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE the result was
surprising. A few doses started the brick dust, like fine stones, etc.,
and now I have no pain across my kidneys and I feel like a ,sw man.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE has done me $1,000 worth of fiVW."
Ko Other Rimidy Can Compan With' It
Thos. V. Carter, of Ashboro, N.C., had Kidney Trouble and
one bottle of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE effected a perfect cure, and
be says there is no remedy that fill compare with It.
SOLD ISO RECQlffiEKDED BY
Charles Rogers, Druggist.
tlaarr Hotel Ktm b1
4 Sowlhera Italy-.
In tho smaller hotels of southern
Italy and of Spain, writes Mr. Hart
In "Two Argonauts In Spain." the un
fortunate tourlsta' slowly freexe. The
landlords display a touching solicit-
tide about the stove On days wnen
fire Is really neeied to keep the guests
warm they sometime spend bait their
time trying to keep tne servants rroni
putting too much fuel on tho Ore,
To orevent Americana ana omer
pyromanlacs from meddling with the
fuel they often keep the coal bin lock
ed. It la a touching spectacle to see a
group of Americans ahirering round a
little stove; to see tne servant enter,
take out a key. unlock the coal bin.
put two or three spoonfuls of coal In
the stove and then lock tne Din again;
to see the gimlet eye of a Granada
landlord fastened on him from tne or-
flce; then to see the bapleas Americans
alnk back Into their overcoat collars
and wish they were back home.
Aa an instance of the desperation to
which these cold hotels drive people I
once In a Levantine hotel saw an
elderly spinster seat herself in front
of the stove In the men'a amoklng
room, with her hair down, while an
elderly female friend gave her a dry
shampoo.
To the sumrestlon of the seandausea
"etranta that ahe should finish thta
Intimate toilet operation m ner own
room she replied briefly that ahe had
found the only warm place In the no
te! and proposed to finish the shampoo
there, which she did.
DREADFUL POISONS.
Tho Fame of Merrory Metkldo Will
Prod are lacnrmble Idiocy.
The more dreadful polsona." said a
chemist, "are only known to a rew
men. Mercury methlde. for Instance,
the Inhalation' of whose fumes pro
duces Incurable Idiocy, can be manu
factured by two Italians and by bo
one elae In the world.
Dhatoora Is a poison used In India
It, too, produces Incurable Idiocy. A
British army officer told me of a sad
case a case of two rival tailors, one
of whom cave the other a small dose
of dhataora. The victim of the drug
remained an Idiot all the rest or his
life. He sat nnd moved his empty
han.ta 4 thoush lie were sewing. He
was a formidable rival no longer.
"Mercantan produce a melancholy
so great ai to terminate nearly always
In suicide. No sacrament wouiu per
mit the manufacture nnd sale of this
poison.
"Dhatoarn. mercury methlde. mer-
captnn and some twenty other poisons
are neither made nor sold In any pub
lic way. They are only experimented
with. Such poisons would be foruilit
able weapons In unscrupulous hands.
Driving their victims to suicide or to
Insanity, they leave behind, thera notn
Ing suspicious or untoward. t The giver
of these poisons Is secure from any
fenr of punishment
"Hence it Is no wonder. Is It that
the learned men who know such pot
sons keep their knowledge to them
selves, Chicago Chronicle.
CHOCOLATE
I SETS
in dainty designs
from $3.75 up.
Just the tiling for
a Present.
Yokohama Bazar
62S .Commercial Street, Astorl
WOOD YARDS.
WOOD! WOOD! WCOD!
Cord wood, mill wood, box weed, any
kind of wood at lowest prioee. Kolly,
the transfer wan. 'Phone 2211 Black,
Barn en Twelfth, oppoaita o(wa
HOTELS.
HOTEL PORTLAND
PORTLAND, ORE.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Maintains unexcelled service from the
west to the east and south. Making
close connections whh tralna ot all
transcontinental lines, passengers are
flven their cholc. of routes to Chicago,
Louisville, Memphis and New Orleans,
and through these points to the far
east. . . . .. ., .
Prospective travelers desiring lnfor
matlon aa to the lowest rates and best
routes are Invited to correspond with
the following representatives:
B. H. TRUMBULL, Commercial Agent
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
J. C LIXDSET, Trav. Passenger Agent,
Finost Hotel in the Northwest
Tkfvsi "the
kind of ; a.
Stor$ for
M10NAL
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is paying
110,000
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