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TIME TABLE FOR ASTORIA.
JIAILWAY6 AND STEAMEUS.
SEPTEMBER.
HIGH WATER.
XXiW WATKIl.
Fust. Second. I First. Second.
2 E . .M E "" i: 5
k. m. .S Ih. m. .2 h. m. ,2 7i. m.
" I
Wl fi 34 TC 127 7C 7( 03 73 11)
tt .T 13 76 l9 79 732 05 757 15
Mitt 752 15 61 757 07 S 2-5 11
17 S 74 243 81 826 11 903 09
K'lH TeSlC 83 858 15 9 47 07
3 S 65 JS! 8 3 9 32 I 9 10 ST, 0 7
All SS439 81 10 0S 25 1137 09
m S 58 53 857 79 10 39 30 - - --
Tke lteats between midnight and noon are
4ertCled fey a (a. raO, those between noon
& nUnlght by p (p. m.). 0 h. 00m. a dc
M l4tfet, eh. oom. p denotes noon.
Taa.lckt Is reckoned from the level of
average tower low waters to which the sound
tea vt sires ea the Coast Surrey charts.
t.USLNKSS CARDS.
W-1-. HOWARD, M. D.
. HOMCEOPATniST.
Qraseatcor Dulversity of Michigan.
' OftoeeverA. V. Allen's store, northeast
ever TMr4 and Cass.
Un teem 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 4 and 7 to
wr , B&Yxexo,
"" CIVIL ENGINEER.
Ctwrty Surveyor of Clatsop County.
VMM : Room No. 7. Kinney's Brick, Asto-xicOreceB.
A A. CLEVKLASU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OSr Flavel'-i aew brick bulldinK, corner
wat u4 Cass streets : up stairs.
Q I. CUKTIH.
AUn7-Al-Lkw: XoUry Public.
Owamtssloaer of Deeds for Washington
7aHtory Ofice Itt navel's new brick
MMHhu Cor. Second and Cass streets.
fH H.NX1TII.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OflUt ou Cass strtHJt, 2 doors back of Odd
FBwa BaU4i&, Astoria, Urogou.
J.
I. . KOUL.11V.
.tt.r-ny ami CeuHKcIIer at Law
Nbcc m Obeoamas Street, Astoria, Oregon
R. KANACA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
urtf White House Cor., Astoria, Or.
JT K. XASiMEMi.
KEJLI. 1XTATK BROKER
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
stftUUhod 1BSS.
-XMrl Street, next to
Mm. Algeria, Or.
W, U. Telegraph Of-
W W. PARKER,
ml Estate and Insurance Agent,
.Ce&reya&cer and Notary Public.
lift Stta Street, opposite the Postoflice.
Bettreea Cbeaamus &Squemoque Sts..
Astoria, Oregon.
B.
F. KAFFERTY, HI. D.
Qnteate Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia,
Orncx-WS Third Street.
D"
Eecalcl
A. Ij. AXO J. A. FULTON.
Cms street, between 3rd and 4th.
atteatldB to Diseases of Women
CMMrea, by Dr. A, L. Fulton.
vacation to Surgery, by Dr. J. A.
TIMJil CAISJ.)
OF
BAY RAILWAY GOMPANY
WEEK WAYS.
Leave Astoiia End- 10, 11 A. 71. ; 2, 3, i, 5
v. ai.
lA?avo Young'sir.ay- 10 :So, 11 SO a. m.;2 -0,
3 i30, -1 UK, 3 iS) v. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Astoria End 9. 10. 11 a. m. : 1. 1 :30,
2, 2 -.30. 3, 3 SW, 4, 1 30, 5. 5 iK), C, C :D0, 7, 7 :30
1. i.'.
Leave YonngV Uay-9 SM. 10 30, 11 :3-). a.
m. ; 1 :13. 1 :15. 2 :15.2 :15, 3 :13.3 :43, 1 :15. 1 -AT,,
5 :15, 3 :13, C :15, C :I5, 7 :I5, 7 :13 r. ji.
TIMi: SCHED1JI.K.
Asioria & South Coast Railway.
Learn Li). Clalop
Via Steamer Astoria JJcach.
Electric. S:30A.ST. 7:50A.i.
Electric. 1 : 13 r. M. 1 : 20 r. Ji.
() Dally except Monday.
l) Daily.
BEGINNING
Tu.l3- 1st, 13SO,
,fia
Str. VOLGA,
B. F. STEVENS, Master.
Will leave daily from W'ilMui .t Fislier'.s
Dock for
I LWACO, - at 7 a. a. and .2 v. it.
KctimiiiiKWill
Leave llwaco, atA. jr.and l :I3 r. .
Stopiting at Foil Canby, Foil Slovens
andTanzy Point on first trip fiojn Ilwico
and second trip from Astoria.
trrir'i!
BritesT
OAce beun fro 10 to 12 A. M and 1 to 4
TAY TUTTLE. M. P.
Pky'wiTt Birgeon and Accoachenr.
OOce, Soan C, Pythian Building.
OCe )w : IB to 12 and 2 to 5.
. 639 Cedar Street.
B.
K. X1LL.EK. St. I.
Ofttate I Cleveland Homociopathlc llos
tal OaHere, asd Post-Graduate of New
Trk Oty Polyclinic School of Medicine
a4itaecery.
Ftac &. Mala streets, Portland.
T WomeR a Specialty.
T,.H.ETKS.
I'UYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
lrtala
ipMtal atteaUea to Diseases of Yomen
1AA InWP
Oma: Opposite Telegraph Oflice, up
Astoria, oregoa.
D
K. t A. KEKjc.
DENTIST.
7 &a4 8, Flavel's new
From Termiiial or Interior Points
THE-
Norton Paciic Railroad
Is the Line to Take
To Ail Points East and South.
It is The
DiiiiiijjCar Route. Itruus'F2irni3l
Vcstiliiilctl Trains Every liny
In t!ic Year to
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO.
Ko Change of Cars,
Composed of IHniiigr Citr.su'i irpAssed.
I'ullnmii BratviiiRRo.Tisiieeppr.s
Of Latest Equipment
Tourist Sleeping Cars
Best that can be const n.itM . iul in which
accommodations :i: ' 1 Ih Tree and
. Fiiriiisticd. to holders of First or
Second-class Tickets and for
Elegant Day Coaches.
A Continuous Line Connecting v.ilh
All LjIiick, airording Direct and
Uninterrupted Service.
Pullman Sleeper Reservations
Can be Secured In Advance through any
Agent of the Itoad.
Through Tickets
To and from all Points in America, England
ana Jiiirope can ue purchased at any
Ticket OIHce of this Company.
Full information concerning rates, tiifle of
trains, loutes and other details furnished on
application to any agent, or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Ko. 121 First St . ci r. Washington,
Portland, Oregon.
The Str. Telephone
Portliiisri and Astovia.
Time TabJo.
Leave Asteria:
Everj evening ec -jl Tuesday at 7 o'clock
Leaves I'erdaiid:
Every morning except Tuesday at 7 o'clock
laoor's Golden Fesale Pills
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a -jl- - : i
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For Female Irrep
iitnrittcs ; noliiis.t.
Itk" them wi tiv
market. jYcir.ii'.
Successfully !;-.!
by pmniincntl.-it.) -
HHHithly. (Jur;,!i
, teed to reliev -iii-
pressed inc:;sn.a-
liun.
SurcISifeM'erttsla!
Don't be IiiiihIh.v
ged. Saetiuie:it,:
iiealth am! ino!i. ;
ta v no lh'r.
eIlt t ai m, -
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mi n r rv.;.: ,.
5.Jrt?. "2 A ir s.
THE APHR0 VE-CiQ ME 0 f
Western Itrauch. !5ox 27, I'Olf !LANi .
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COAST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
Action Taieii on ail Important
Commercial Measure.
nt an cosirj;TjTioy-Li ro a a teh
Speentl by Tho Uxitkd Pbess.
Sax Fi:ANCiH06,Sept.l9. "When the
Pacific Coast Eoard of Commerce re
assembled this afternoon, the report of
the Interstate Commerce Committee
was read, as follews:
Whereas, The commerce of the Pa
citic const is affected by the fact that
the commercial centers of this region
arc upon these coasts, or upon tho
rivers, sounds or bays that open into
the ocean, ami thai the lines of laud
f ransiorlalion meet the ships bearing
the trade of Asia ami Australia at such
points.
Itt-xolru!, That in view of the com
petition of the Sues canal, it is neces
sary that a through freight rate by
water and laud should not be broken
at a Pacific seaport, but that a through
rate from jioiuts in Asia, Africa and
Hi:1 Islands of the Pacific to any poiut
on this continent or across it to any
Kint in Europe, via the American
lines of steamers aud American rail
way, be recognized and permitted.
licsvlcul, That thus board thank
the commercial bodier, of the "United
States for their general endorsement,
and demand that, the fourth clause of
the international commercial act be
amended ro as io permit free competi
tion of all lines for traffic at competit
ing points, regardless of intermediate
stations, no long as the rates at such
intermediate stations aro fair aud rea
sonihlc "with themselves.
it'.solccO, That we believe that the
" i era:nercial interests of the Pacific
wast require that members of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
should be appointed from this region.
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SiTlisSIyl
p:tt ak his patrons.
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I. B, & N. Co.
TJIK .STKAWEhS
"iivn. ViUihy' or "Siioim'
Ieave Astoria daily :t a. m forTa"z
Point. Ft. 3t4YfM.s and llwavo. coHnr:n.g
with nillroiMl running north at Id a. f. at d
it w-JUi !oatsm s:ualwattT lUty. lor hi:Ii
ISlmhI, SiiiistiiiK-, N'nth Cvi aiul uli.. i
points tinui:ti t(:ias llartir.
Twn ri:i' i:iis i.:adi ThursJ".s gi ng
two hours i:i '.Mi: irlorj-r if tide, jir
mit. South lm"s.l tr..i:a utart fr.a ?.r.h
cottJi and ScaS.r-d at i :tt i. a. daily, -necting:.i
lv.i- wiui steamer for asMI.i
aud night lxat fir Poithtnd
Suniiay ScheduJe-SU-uucr s:..r:
at '.) a. x. Iniit Av.ott t a.ut n nh-tMi::d c..i
atllA. m. from Mac.. South 1kuii i irnrs
leave NitiirtMia at ?. ix i. m. eoiiHPetiiix with
ste uner al II a. kw ami night IkkU. fur Pon-l:u-d.
h. A. l)0:.!J. President.
K. Y. KKi;r,Siirt.
Jon:: 11. Coi.i.tkj:,
Socretary.
Portland and Coast S. S. Co.
GRAYS HAEBOE.
STR. ALLIANCE. Sails from Port
laud every Thursday at 7 r. 31. ; and
from Astoria the following morning. Laud
ing at lloquum, .Aberdeen. Comoiolis and
tdoutesano.
SHOAL WATEE BAY.
STR. DOLPHIN. Sails from Portland
on 1st aud 15lli of each month, lauding at
North Cove. Soir.li Iteud, Willapa and Ua.
Center.
F. II- h'FSJIJSG. 1'iVi-ider.I
. P. Ul'Slin:. Agent Astoria.
W.4STEB-AN ACTIVE MAN for each
TT section, salary S75 ti SIOO. to lo
cally represent a successrul N. Y. Company
incorporated to supply Pry Goo ?. Cloth
ing, bhocs, Jewelry, etc, to consumers at
cost. Also a Lruly of tact. Salary tf 10.
to enroll inembTS (SO.000 now enrolled'.
I SI 00,000 paid in.) Inferences exchauged.
Brick Uulld-' Empire. Co-operative Association (credit
wen rated) jjck i;ox oh k. y.
w. t. isuuxjcv. r- t. i:a::ix
.'. W. DJtAI'HlL
iJiii'iiey, Burin & Draper.
A ttoryeys
Ztt-lMW.
.Oregon Clly, On go; .
Tw-Jve y'ar experieucti as HUter i-f
tin- U. S. Ijiiul Office lieri. recominends m
In nir S5lalty or .?hir,jf aiul all oilier bus
wess liefore the Iind Oflloe or ttM tur 3.
iad involving the pr.ir.tne In the fVneral
UcMloitkv.
Exacuisrs" Notice.
A IJ. PEKSONS HAViN; CI.AUiti
i.a- aeaiiu-t tlu estate of :ii.'; V.'iUou, u--eeased.aiid
firtn of tt"i!-i, & rjher, aie
reijuesd to pr'"!ent Kiein pr perly verifip
at the ofik-e of .1. . A. Anility, 4 xll
jtersons owing said estate shoald make hn
mi'dlate seltU'm at tin aim Uaev.
J. . A.P.OWl.UV.
WILEY K ALLEN.
Kjcociuo:.
A't-Jia.Sepl 1S. 1890. d-t
A 510X1 II can be made
workSnc for ivr. l''rons
preferred who can furnish a horse ami e!ve
their whole time to the business. Sparc
moments can ue proiuauiy cniHoyea ai.
A lew vatamcics in towns and cities. It. l.
JOHNSON & CO., 10(tt Main .St., P.ichmond.
Virginia.
The Title o n. Scries or Articles
to be AYrittcii by Bn.vitt.
Special to The Astoeias.
San Fkaxcisco, Sept. 19. A large
number of San Franciscans wero in
terested in the cablegram in which it
wns stated that Michael Davitt was
about to make some startling disclos
ures in his new paper, the Labor
Worltl. Davitt announced that Tie
would soon commence a series of sen
sational articles under the title of
'Pigolt and His Patrons." Tho o
would fell the origin of the dynamite
ploi and of the forged Pigott letters.
It is not generally known that San
Francisco had played a somewhat
prominent part in the mysterious
story ci the ParueJl investigation,
the famous forged letters and tho con
fiasion. liight aud suicide of Kichard
Pigolt. the Irish informer.
J?i:rderetl Xlis Children.
"1- el st io Tiik Astosun.j
Poutsj'outh, 1". H., Sept. 19.- The
coroner's jury in tho Hcin case to-day
rendered a verdict to the effect that
Ikn tha Ilcin and Carry Hein were
murdered by their father Frederick II.
J. Ilcin, and that said Frederick II.
J. Hoin after killing, the children
committed suicide.
Didn't Get One.
The following episode was caught
by a reporter last evening while inno
cently watching and listening for an
item "on the fair greund: A lady and
her husband wero noticed quite a
while, throwing basebalb at nigger
babies, the lady throwing free of
charge, the hasband paying right
along until ho had spent 1.25, while
in all this f usilade only one baby was
knocked down and that by the man,
so that the lady got no prize. A few
minutes afterward, the couple were
walking along the pavilion platform,
when tlM lady was heard to remark:
"1 was so disgusted, that we should
spend S1.25 and I never got a baby
aft jr 8lL" Salem Journal.
Eupcpsj.
This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjo3
life. Th usands are searching for it
daily, and mourning because they find
it not. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are speii' annually by our peo
ple In the hojK that they may attain
this Immui. Aiid yet it may be had by
a!I. We guaraiit e tLat Electric- Bitters,
if used according to directions and the
use pcrMbted in, will bring you Good
Digestion and oust the demon dyspep
sia and instead Kupepy. We recom
mend Eltttrc Hitters for Dyspepsia
and all diseas of Liver, Stomach and
Kiilnevs. .Sold at 50c. and S1.00 per bot
tl. by "l. W. Conn, Druggist.
The use of India rubber for erasing
pencil marks was first suggested in or
just prior to 1752 by an academician
named "Magellan, a descendant of the
great navigator.
Notice.
GOD'S BLESSING TO IlUHAXlTr
So Says an Oregon Pioneer-Ninety
Years Old.
Fohkst (Jkovk. Or., March li). 1
have used the OREGON KIDNEY
TEA and obtained immediate relief.
It is God s blessing to humanity. I take
pleasure in recommending it to the
afliicted. I am now nearly ninety years
old, came to Oregon in 1812 in the em
ploy of the Hudson's Bay Company,
and smi ip. 1 began using the OREGON
KIDNSVT TEA I enjoy good health.
DAVID MUNROE.
In London, soon, you can drop a
nickel in a slot and uspihe telephone.
All the patent medicines advertised
in this paper, together with the choicest
Eerfumery, and toilet articles etc. can
e bought at the lowest prices at J. W.
Conn's drug store, opposite Occident
hotel, Astoria.
Christopher Columbus never ltnew
that he had discovered America.
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SnV! ti to TUK ASTOfMA?.
TrrckKiyrbj, Que., Sept. 19. Tilrs.
Gcrvnis, of Point Dnlac, niuo miles
from here, was .shot and killed while
sitting at the supper table with her
husband hist evening. She was fired
at through the window. Thero is no
clue to the party who did the shoot
ing. Ko cause is assigned for the act.
t;eltlnzj"s Ar;iic:i Salvo.
Tuk I!st Salvk in the world for
Cut, Bruises-, Sorts, Ulcers, Salt Ithe
i:i, Fever Sores, Totter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, aud all Skin
I'.rup: ions, and positively cures Piles,
e: n.i pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect hatisfaction, or money re
funded. I rice 25 cents per box. For
sale by .1. W. Conn.
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KEEP TO TIi3 SIGHT.
Do not be iinpcscd on by any cf tho numerous
Imitations, Eubititates, eta, v.liich era Hooding
the world. There is only oacSwift'o Specific,
and there io nothing like it. Our remedy con.
tains no Mercury, Totash, Arsenic, or any pois
onous substance whatever. It builds up the gen
eral health from the first dose, and has never
failed to cradlcato contagious blood poison and
Its effects from tho eystcm. Be buic to get the
genuine. Scad your nrtflrcra for our Trcatiso on
Blood, and Sk!n Dscasc3, which will bo mailed
fee. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
New York has seven millionaire edi
tors, but they don't writo much.
Ttt&tiiuouy oi a. .Fainter.
T. H. Backus, 10.7 Carlton nvenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y., writes:
"Altxock's Pobous Piastres aro
undoubtedly the best external remedy
runnufaclufcd. I mako this assertion
to tho public from my own personal
oxperieucc of their wonderful virtues.
Suffering from severo pains in my
sido aud chest, contracted through a
severs cold. I applied a couple of Ali.
cock's Poaous Plastebs upon going to
bed at night. The result was, that in
eight hours after applying them I could
get up and walk about with very little
pain or ache, when the nicht previous I
neither get up or down without help, nor
sloop to remove nvy shoes. I have "since
used them in my family for various
ailments, and havo never known them to
fail to give almost immediate relief."
Chicago in 1SI0 had a popuhition of
-jyiiO and to-dav n l more tnan 1,1 ikv
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f.o J.scn-ia'n Golilon Balsam lio. 1
Cures Chancres, firi'. and second sta-'es-Sores
en tin Legs and Kody; Soro Ears,"
S'.r' CopiHir-calorcd Blotches.
Syphilitic faUnh..iseascd Scalp, and all
prlmarj' forms of tho disease known ai
Syphilis. Prior, 5-5 OO por Bottle.
to Klcliaa's Golclt.ii BuUani Ifo.a
Cures Tertian-. McrcumlSvphllitic Rheu
matism. Tains in the Bones, Pains in the
Head, leek of the Neck. Ulcerated Sore
Throat, Syphilit'c Hash, Lumps and con
tractcd Cor.'s. Stiffness cf the Limbs, ami
eradicates n'l d re from the system
whetlur t-a-tcl . , im!"crcticn or abuse
of Jlcrttitv. Icain? t!.e blxd pare and
healthy. lrir S5 OO per Bottle.
Le U 'clintt Golden Spanish Antl
dote for the cure of Gonorrhea, Olcet,
Irritation Gravel, an.l all Urinary or Gcnl
t diyarransctnents. Prlco S3 50 per
Bottlo.
f.o Kichau.! Golden Spanish. In
Jocticu, for severe cases o! Gonorrhcea,
Intlamsziitorj' Gleet, Stricturcs.ic. Price
SI -r0 per Bottle.
Lo Illchuu's Golden Ointment
for tho eff -ctlvj hcalingof Syphilitic Sores,
and eruptions. PrlcoSl 00 per Box.
I.o IJIchnu's Golden Pills Xcrve
and Brain treatment; los3 of physical pow
er, execs or over-work, rrostrctloc, etc
Prlco S3 00 per Box. ffT
T.'i.ic :i.d Xer-Ine, V-rt
S.11S c.cr)whcre, a 0. 1)., sccruvl- S"-.
jk.t fiprcss. "
mi: uiciiAunso.v diiug co., agkxt
09 ind 511 Market stret,
San Francisco, Cal.
C:i: ULA1-SSENT FREE.
$75 to $250
)h;idrrn r-ry for Pitchers Castoria
j STwn Raby vrs sick, wo gave her Castoria.
r.kf u alio was a, Child, eIio cried for Castoria,
JTcen nho bccaiao Hiss, cho clung to Castoria,
.VcHshchai Children, she gave them Castor!
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tn mirnnf t Vila eitm
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tviuaiciuuiu, . x.
We iiavo sold Wc G loi
many years, and It ha
-civentneDWioisaua
faction.
1). it. Syciie & Co..
Chlcaco.IlJ
'irU,iSI. Sold by DrugtJ-tf
Sold br J. W. Conn ABicris, Orccon.
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