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THE DAILY ASTOEIAN. A8T0KIA. HUNDAY MORNING, APKIL 1. lfcua LOOK AT THIS! Take 'the 'Daily Asto rian and Get a LARGE LIBRARY FREE The Astorian's Latest and Best Premium Offer. Every regular aubserlber to The Dally Astorlan for the next twelve months will be entitled every ten weeks, to a net of ten first class novels, by sending us 30 cents (for each set of ten books) In postage stamps of silver. on receipt of which we will send the books cost paid. These books are complete novels by standard authors, each a handsome octavo volumn of 64 large double col umn pages, In a neat attractive cover, and printed from clear, readable type, as follows: TUB SCARLET LETTER, By Na thanlal Hawthorn, KINO SOLOMON'S MINES. By H. ruder Haggard. THE MYSTERY OP COLDE FELL, OR NOT PROVEN. By Charlotte M. Braeme, author of "Dora Thome" UNDER THE RED FLAG. By Miss M. E. Braddon. AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGH TY DAYS. By Jules Verne. . THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. By Alexander Dumas. LADY GRACE. By Mrs. Henry Wood. AVERIL. By Rosa Nouchette Carey. THE BLACK DWARF, By Sir Walter Scott. . A NOBLE LIFE. By Miss Muloch. The lowest iprlce of these novels in any other way, would be 10 cents each, or $1 for the ten books, which The As torlan subscribers can have for 30 cents. Every ten weeks a new set of ten books will be offered on the same terms. Thus, In the course of the year, you will have a valuable library of SO books that will cost you only $1.60. This offer Is open only to regular sub scribers. ' Subscribers to The Dally Astorlan, who pay 17 for one year In advance will be entitled to these books free of charge. Now Is the time to get your home newspaper, and a valuable library be sides, for only the regular price of the paper. Subscribers to The Weekly Astorlan who pay S2 In advance for one year's subscription, will be entitled to any of these books they may select at the rate of S cents per book. On receipt of the list of books discrlbed, accompanied by a remltahce in postage stamps or sil ver to the amount of 3 cents for eaoh book .ordered, we will have the books sent :. postpaid to the address of any regular subscriber to The Weekly Asto rlan as aboyjsv ; Circuit court met yesterday morn . Ing in regular session. The following cases were adjudicated upon: Rogers "Trust Co. vs. City of Astoria; et al., on trial. ' v P. Boelllng vs. City ot Astoria, et. al.. on trial. ... J, W. Babbldge vs. City of Astoria, et. al., on trial. " T James Qulnn vs. City ot Astoria, cl. al., on' trial. West Shore Mills Co. vs. Astoria and Portland Railway Co., order made to amend by inserting two defendants therein. In the matter of the aslgnment of C. F. Oramms, order made continuing all matters for the approval of the court. Mclnnls vs. II. O. Spear conflrmatltut of solo. Dan Driscoll vs. Knapp; same order. State of Oregon vs. Israel uragg; time for filing bill of exception heroin extended until June term. Mary R. Adair et al. vs. B. A. Owens Malr; order made referring to C. E. Hunyn to take the testimony herein, and ?port, AdJou.nment until Mcnvday, May 22d. 1893. ' A Hur for Hie. Itching r. n InJL motature when warm. J &" oncr4. Tirhlna Plies know. Uleedtn w f ",V,,V ii-milv. which acts absorbs Utrectly on wiw - - effects a tumors. auaya l""".T"rf mall immanent cure. joe, iK" W Arch Circulars free., c?IJiL by J w. Mi-eel, Philadelphia, P- B0,a Dy Conn, C-ilireuCryforPitclicr'sCastori, Bncklen'i rnlra 8'v The best salve n the world r J"' r. and : i .kln&.on.. and posUlvj- iin or mone refunded. Price c i iwr box. ceaaor to J. C. ixmcni. THE ASTORIAN'S AGENTS. m A.torla-J. A. RannelU is author- t tnka and collect subscriptions. Ilwaco and Sealand routeHomer i. nt for The Astorlan and . ...... !.. tn. iiiVn ubeeriDtions and OUR DJ1III MARINE COLUMN Tho R- P Elinor made a trial trip yesterday with a crowd of Invited guests on board and went down the bay, Ilwaco way. She lias been put In splendid condition for a passenger boat between Astoria and Tillamook and those who wero rboerd of her ex pressed great surprise and satisfaction with her speed and roomy convenience of her cabin accommodation. She will go on the route immediately and will certainly be a favorite for this sum mer's travel. The beautiful little steamer Alarm was brought over from South Bend yesterday and will be employed In ear ning fish to Cook's Clifton cannery this season. It seems almost too bad to put such an elegant pleasure boat to flBh tender's duties to be slobbered over with blood and slime. At 8 o'lock Thursday morning the first mate and boatswain of the British ship Copley adjourned to the dock at Section 3 of the seawall at San Fran. Cisco and settled the differences that have arisen between them on the voy age by a combat according to London prize-ring rules. The boatswain was much the better boxer of the two, but the mate outweighed him fifty or ulxty pounds, and won all the falls, wnicn were nearly as punishing as the little fellow's facers and body blows. The brutal affair lasted for nearly a quarter of an hour, when both men were bathed In blood and nearly exhausted. Cap tain James interfered and made them shake hands and promise to Indulge In no further unfriendly manifestations. The five-masted schooner Governor Ames will leave Seattle for San Fran cisco today with 2600 tons of UlacK Diamond coal. The schooner is lying at the Oregon Improvement bunkers taking on her cargo. She Is the larg est schooner of her kind and has no equal on the Atlantic or Pacific coast. Until a few days ago the Governor Ames was at Port Blakely without charter. The majority of ships arriving at Seattle from San Francisco carry non union crews and the Shipowners' asso ciation Is positive that it will win Its fight Several of the shipowners are now In Seattle looking after their in terests. One of them said yesterday: "Yes we will break the Seamens' union. The seamen are not as strong as the Moulders' union, and everybody who lives on the Sound or along the coast knows how we demolished them. We have now decided not to send a ship to sea unless she has aboard a non union crew. If we can't ship non-union men we will tie up our boats." The Seamens' union maintain that they are making favorable progress In the tight. . The British Bhlp Yeomen, Captain White, with general merchandise, left London ten days ago for Seattle. Among the other British ships en route are the Port Douglas, Captain McDon xld, and Ewclefechlen, Captain Illnes. The Port Douglas left London 102 days igo and two days later was followed by the Ewclefechlen. While the crew of the Milton Stuart were bending sail in San Francisco on Thursday, the mtzzen royal came down vlth a rum as It was being sent aloft, n its fall It swept a seaman off the opaall yard; but ha became entan gled in the bunt and had his fall hecked so often by the cloud of can- as catching on stays ana running ;ear, that he landed on deck entirely nhurt. . Tomorrow the Bhlps Drumellff, T. F. lakes, Chtnsura, Queen Victoria, and Jallackulish will JVancisco. tow to sea Tram San The British ship Elburea, one of the lnent nlloat, will, It Is thought, reach Seattle ,ln' about 67 days. She left Antwerp 63 days ago with a general cargo. The Jennie Wand, Captain Olsen, left Seattle for Southern California yes terday with a cargo of lumber. Cap tain Olsen managed to retain his Jap anese crew, although he says he ex pected to have trouble while In Seattle. The men who assaulted one of the Japs have thus far escaped the clutches of the law, although Captain Olsen stat ed that on the njght the outrage whs committed that he Intended to use every possible means to bring the Jap's assailants before the bar of Jus tice. It was generally known that Cap tain Olsen did not favor shipping a Jap crew from San Francisco, but the owners of 'the schooner Insisted on his so doing. ' ' The British ship Btrkdale received orders to proceed to Portland and left up yesterday. . The schooner Active was surveyed and entered at the, custom house yes- rjgday. She Is a new boat built by measure01" "eorge. & Barker. She feet beam. aR . mcnes in length, 12 of water. Her net mcnes She will be used for cice is 13.G2 tons. Carlson will be her master:: fish, L, The big German collier Rou -.; " beached in the mud at Esqulmalb. I bor. with a large hole In her bottmn and six feet of water In her forward compartments. At 10 o'clock .last Thursday night, while on her way out to sea from Nanalmo with SS00 tons of coal for San Francisco, she ran on Black rock at the south entrance of Cowlchan gap. or Portler pass, as it Is officially known on the charts. An en .i.xiivor was made to back her off, but that was found to be Impossible. It was then decided to wait for the al ready rising tide, and at 1 o'clock next morning, after being grounded hard n,l fast for four hours, the vessel fl,ated clear of the rock which held flltlnir with water, nnd ffhbft tas discovered the pumps tr era; started and kfiDt eroinir at full speed. While- th. water did not gain, it did not rwJ much. Pilot Suhlston, who was charsre when the vessM struck, and Captain Bcrndt, master of the vesse decided that It would be best to run to Esquimau harbor. Accordingly, un der half steam, the ship was brought to The steamer Columbia came down yesterday from Portland, took aboard 150 sacks of oyBters and several pas sengers, and left for San Francisco. The steamer State of California jcame In from San Francisco and after land ing Astoria freight proceeded to Port land. ' THE WORLD'S FAIR. Everything, So Far as Oregon Is Con cerned, Is Progressing Favorably. Mr. George T. Myers, president of the world's fair commission, reports everything as progressing favorably, and that there Is no doubt that the Oregon exhibit will be In Chicago and and in place In time for the opening on May 1,. This, Is of course, upon the basis of the representations made up to date by the heads of the depart mpjits In the field gathering nnd prepar lug tho name. No relaxation, of effort should be made In any ouarter. how ever, that might cause any delay. Frequent Inquiries ore made as to whether the Installation of fresh fruit exhibits will bo allowed, pending the progress of the fair, during the latter months, when the crops of this year mature, while there Is no positive as surance that this will be. permitted, Mr, Myers desires to say that it is quite probable that allotted spaces may be so devoted by the withdrawal of old ex. lilblts and the substitution of the new and fresh ones. At least, every effort will be made to have this privilege granted, and it Is hoped that ail parts of the state will do their utmost to make such a display as will be very creditable to the poinologlcal Industry. Not alone In this way will a splendid opportunity be presented to Oregon, but there Is reason to believe that a great .narket will be opened to shippers of car lots of fruit ror sate tn cntcago during tho summer. More substantial results will be reached In this way, probably, than by the exhibits, as the test of flavor and richness Is the one that Oregon boasts and relies upon for the merit of superiority. At all events there are splendid opportunities open to the fruit growers of Oregon. Mr Myers expresses great regret that the appropriation does not permit the maintenance of a branch department In the center of Chicago for an auxiliary for display, and for the convenience of the people of the state. All the other commissioners express the same regret. 'My own conviction," said Mr. Myers, 'Is that the benefits that are to come from this fair, and are to tend to the true interests and advancement of the stale, are largely dependent upon the business connections our citizens will be able to make, and the Impression we are to produce upon the large traders who will gather from all parts of the world In the wonderful commercial cen ter In which this fair Is to be held. The opportunity in itself Is gratuitous ad vertlsing that It would be be dlflcult to estimate In dollars even though it were jfonslble at another time to do the state equal service by the expenditure true Interests and advancment of the of money. In view of these facts, with which I must say that 1 became thoroughly Impressed upon my visit to Chicago, I desire ,to urge upo.n the peo ple and the press of the state to as sist In the furtherance of the effort to establish there a headquarters for the state. State pride should' do this If nothing more . This commission has In dorsed such an organization properly formed, and I wish to bespeak for It a generous and Immediate response from all who take any Interest in. Oregon. An assurance of success now will make it a great valuo to all concerned In the state's welfare I trust the press of the stale will take this matter up and give It the publicity It deserves. ' Our peo ple will find themselves much In want of this association when they go and realize the true situation In Chicago." Mr. Myers says that the fishermen !iave responded nobly, and will have a magnificent exhibit in his department of salmon and other fishes from the Co lumbia and Southern Oregon rivers and from the coast bays.. . ' , NOTICE I Use Zlnfandel wine lntead of coffee or tea. 0 cents per gallon. Dont forget Peach and apricot brandy, also French Cognac and wine at Alex. Gilbert's. COMPLETE MANHOOD AND HOW TO ATTAIN IT. I At lut i nMlril work that t lit the eeun. dMOrliia th pITm'tiL noltiti lue rvmv.lv. Tntt ! notoutltlcallT tho nuwt valull-,.TUllcl!y y the imut beautiful, timllcul bok that iiu ap- y lv.M.I,n....M. Knau ..... .1 . a ftiAnrtMn half tone llluitratiou In Unit bme of the Q uhjvcu treated ere Nervoua Dolillur, Impo tency. Sterility, pevelopmrnt, VorkxHVle, Ihc HtuttMui.LThoee Intending UarTlnjre.eto. AVrry JeW "0 rmld libnefae Urutiri rmfc, U ftiofa. Mr IM Nrerefa em A'rir LI rotrr(r of Mrtliail Scinu- oj ipi4fei 1a U'r- irti nrr, irao teouM nfmie mr fur nmre -;i ntma nirtir irimiwa, :, arnn ruran '"" ;Rrrt, l.frtLKhOOK VS P tent frr. under M-al. while theedl EDI t"aement encinee ten ccnia w nit. A.ltlreai the miblohera. tca K . ft , --V'.l-'m4j ' vSaVW S These tinTCatulct are to Balsam of Copaiba, Cubcba and Injection Ther cure In 43 boora the mji dlseasea without anyiocoo- renlenca. SOLD BTaLLDUUCOSSTS' fmiiMi2 BtlTl -v 1 Kepi vp tot years uo oirer that's mads by the proprietors of Doctor Kage's Ca tarrh Remedy. It's addressed to you, if you have uatarrn. it's n reward of $500, if they can't cure TOO. no matter bow bad yonr case, or of how ions standing an offer that's made in good faith by re- gpongioie meu. Think what it moans I Absolute confi dence in their Remedy, or thoy couldn't af ford to take the risk. A long record of per fect and permanent cures of the worst cases or they couldn't have faith in it It means no moro catarrh or $500. If you fail to bo cured, yon won't foil to be paid. , But perhaps you won't believe it Then there's another reason for trying it Show that you can't be cured, and youUl get toOO. It's a plain businms ouor. i no makers ol ur. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will pay you that mount if they can't cure you. They know that thoy can you think that they cant If they're wrong, you get the cash. If you're wrong, you're rid ai catarrn. I CURE FITS. When I gay cure I do not menn merely to stop them for athncand then bare them return again. I mean a radlral rnre. I have made the dlpcnpe of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING 8ICKUE83 a life-long study. I warrant my remedy to cure the worat caeea. Because others have failod it so reason for not now receiving s care. Send at once for a treatise and a Free Bottle of my infallible remedy. UlveExpressandPoet-Oflko. M Q. ROOt. M. C-. 183 Pearl St., N. V. GUNN'S IUPBOVXD LIVER PILLS ONLY ONE FOR A DOSE A WORD TO LADIES. Theae pllla are io different in tute, nmell and action from othera, iht they might b called a medicated oonfeotion. Lad lea suffering from head&chea and thoao with aallow complexions who cannot take ordinary pllla arc delighted with them. They make tho akin beautiful, free from blorehea and pirn plea, 260. Boaanko Med. Co PhJladelphia, P. oooooooooo O GOOD NEWS O q For tho millions ot consumors ol q oTutt'sPills.o ) It lvon Dr. Tlitt pleHlretoftn-Q nouiKW tliut lie U now putting upn v Q TINY LIVER FILL WHICH in ui uxcireiiiiiiy miiuii nizo, 0& yet retaining' Bit the virtueiof tho W liircvr oni'H. Guaranteed purely vcgrtitliltt. ItothHlzeHOf tiioanpilla ff arc still lMiui-d. The exuet size or " OTUTT S TINY LIVER PILLS Q l shown In the border of thla "ad." v OOOOOOGOOO BETTO N'S I A PosHin Cura In use over SU inn. Mmlie. Hfirtirt lli.n dertiit. llluliMit Uwii lnonlula. At dniwisls, or mulled on leeeiia of pi'luo 3Qe. per box. fintio Co., I Trops., Jiuituiure, Md. America's Great Danger AN ENGLISH COMMENTARY. Said an eminent English scientist recently i The danger that confronts the great Ameri can people to-day is not the possible adop tion of a wrong financial policy for the nation, or the spread of socialism, or the increase of corruption among public men. All these ore bad enough, to he sure, but they are as nothing compared to the terible national disease I had almost said national crime of overwork. . The mad rush for wealth is set at a killing pace, and thousand! fail by the wny every year. You are likely to be one of the victims I How do we know ? Because it is the execu tion to find a man or woman of adult age in perfect health. Nervous Disorders ore spreading with fearful rapidity. Among the symptoms, are Uackache, Jjilioognew, Cold llanos nnd feet, Uizzines", Hot flashes, Fluttering: Sensation, Faintine. Ileaduche. Hysteria, Irritability of the Heart. Mulun- choljV, Failing Memory, Palpitation, lUieu matism, Short Breath, Sleep!e6nefs, .Ner vous Dyspepsia, Sexual Debility, Fits, etc. Kev. ('. A. Carroll, nastor I'irbt Iinmk t Church, Yellow Springs, O.. wrilesas ful!uws: "l nave usea i)r. Wiles' Jetoraiive 1 ervme for (he past six months. 1 find it acts like a charm on the whole nervous evsteju. I nave not found its equal in giving iimii"liate relief. Dr. Miles' little ht-rvo end IJver Pills only need a trial and (hey will recom mend themselves to be t!.e best i;!!a iu (lie market." "For five vears I havo suffered from Ner vous Prostration, I was unable to work or sleep. The first dose of Dr. Miles' Restora tive Nervine gave me relief, snd one tlx u saud doll ii rs would not cover the rand it has done me."-JOHN MIKCI1EU, Youngs- town, uiiio. i Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine is un equalled In ccki.no Nervous Diseases. It contains no opiates or dangerous drugs. Sold on a iHnitive guarantee by all druggists, or IV. Miles Medical Vo., tlklitrt, lnd. 1 n w and romrlt treatment. eonaUtinE ot iiiimi: Hir!i'a, (ilium-til in -ai a'ila, tho i'l Nx ami Ilia; a rU'veeur fr U rnal, In ; trrnul mind ur bl?ilitr. it' htuif. cbrontc.s cut or h'rlltar' xif. and many ulber lln'M a and f.-inalu rekriauL H la alwavi ' Kt Ih-ii. (It to the r"neritl health. The Bret' MXW" ttl a rwdlral cure renderlutt an oprr- ion with t- nll unuwr)r benal'er hit remt.ov h nevrr b known to fa'l. . wir l-f x. for w: aut by mail, wnv aunor from thla irrll.lc itlmiw o hru a wrtUco UHr- ani la riven with bom. to rvfinul ih money U pot cured, tend atampii f"r fre aiflLi. ,UMniMi iwul uy numi.aru Clark A Co., W lol sale au4 Rfiall Drmwl-a ' Itmim Portl d. Or- ' Ml ly i. W. Coin 11. A. Desln la - , J K3ftV8 8ni Ship Wand(ery.; rnra Oil. tuL. wt .... .. . tnn p. IS 1 linii.'1", imhc ,,ij i o- iwl " 'i 'IMWI ll IVtU III. hkh sstf U3 TjW FILE 8ME In tRe County Court of this Sfcrto- of Oregon, for eiatsop.'Cmmty. " In th matter of tho estate o John X. Folden, deceaeed., -Notice is hereby given tllat the un dersigned, BtlmlnlHUatrix of the estate of John L. Foldtn, has tiled in the above entitled court her final account as administratrix of the above entitled estate, and the court has set Monday, May 1st, 1893, 1 o'clock p. m at tho court house In said county and Htate, as the time and place for hearing said hni-l-nccount. Ail persons Interested in said estate are notified to then and there appear and show cause, if any, wny the sai'l account should not be al lowed and the administratrix dis charge!. (Signed) KAREN C. FOLDEN. Adm'nlstratrlx of the estate of John L. Kolden, deceased. . ' riorosAi:8 1 on frffh dhefand mct- X ton ii.ee ui unlet l omn.i.seHry of uo SHtvnce, Ucpar nit nt of tin- ( ol miolft. Vmi couver llnrrack', Wasn , Man h 8:h, 18U3. Healed pioforais In trlplirule. m'Ji t to tlin uhuhI o'ndiuoiis, will lie reclv. a at this office Hid at the olUcua nf tliH A tlnir I'fliiiniksailea ot jubiislenco at the follow Ingrained pott (for me ire.HD ue-1 ami mutton to be delivered at that iiostoily) until 12o'vlonlr, cooi, on fciat uiday, April 8, 1SU3, and then opened In the presence ol bidders, mr furnishing and delivery lo 1 lie Bulisl-teiioe D.-iarlnient, U. H. army, lie fresh beef and mutton that may be railed tor by the Actli'g Comm sry ot HuhMstcnre during the year commencing July 1st. 18U8: llols Barracks, Idaho; F.rt Cauby, wasn.; Kort Bhennati, Idaho; jfort -ponane, Wah.: Fort 't'ownse d, nsh : Vancouver Barracks, Waah ; Kort walls Walla, Wash. Hie Gov eminent r serves Co right to reject any or a 1 bias, Blildeia will undeistxml ti.at contracts nwe under this advertl-.einent and proposals made in r8ioo:e thereto, shall nut be con sirued to involve thx United States In any ob IlKallou (or paymentin exoss rl tho approprla t on framed by couvreas (or tho purpose. Blank pioposalssud printed circu'ars, stating the kind o( beef and million required, and (living full in struoth n.i, will be (uriiiHhed by thlsofhVe, or by the A. O. 8. at the several noils, hnvelopes containing prop.sals should be marked " ( re posals fji- Fiodi Beel (or Mutton) at ," and add res ed to the undersigned, or M the "Ant lug coiunili-sarvof Subsistence," at the post to be supplied. W. H NA8H, Major and C. H., U 8. A., Chlti C. B..D.C. Index to Steamers. for Portland. Telephone, from Flavel'a dock, daily at 7 p. m., except Sunday. R. 1. ThomnRon. from Union Pac iflc dock daily at 7 o'clock a. ni except Sunday. litiriine, irom f ialier s duck, Hnnday, at 6 o'clock p. m. ; every day, except Monday, at 7 o'clock a. m. Hnssalo, from Union Faoitio dook. dnilv. at 6 p. rn., except Sunduy. Aslurian. rrom 1'arker s dock Bundavs. Wednesdays and Friduys at C p. in. For Ilwaco. Ilwtioo, from I. R. fc N. Co's dock daih exoept Sunday, connecting witb 10 a, in. train for Sealunu; returning, eouneots with lortiand Bteamers. La Cunius, daily at 3 ;30 p. ru. For Y'ouug'a Illver. Ma flower. Mondays 'I'nesdavs Wednes days 'I Uiirsiiiys and Fridays at 7:30 a. m.. and balurdays G a. in., and U p. ru. For Iiallroad Lauding. Elec'rio, daily at 7:45 a. m. and 5:15 d. m from Fi.iber'B duck. For Veatport. U. Mi'er, daily exoeDt Saturday and Snn day a' 2 p. in. For Wooda Landlog, It. JVi er. Tbui-adav and Friday at 2 r. m from Fister's duck. For Veep River. Queen, Tuesdays and Saturdays at 5:45a. m. and 2iS0 p. in. Wenona, from Flavel'a dock. Toegdavf and Saturdays at ' Ji a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Eolipse, Tuesdays at 5 JO a. m. and 2SJC p. m. For Astoria. K. U D a v r. d ilv exoept Sunday at 9 a. in. and 3 p. iu. For Wurreuiou and Sklpanon. Electric, onily, ncuording to. tide, exjep' Sunduy. For Lewis and Clarke. G. W. Rich, daily except Sunduy, accord ing to tide. For tirar's River. ' Eclipse, Tbnrsday and Friday morningt according to tide. For Knapoton. Wenona, Toesdays and Thursday at 5:4f a. m. and 2:20 p. m. For Uray's Hlver and Kunrplon. VYeiionn, Wednosilny at 11 a. m. For Ray City and Tlllnmook Ka 1:. I'. Elmore, Monday and Thursday at U:00 a. to. Ripans Tabules Ripans Tabules act gently but promptly upon the liver, stomach and intestines; cure habitual constipation, dispel colds, headaches and fevers. One tabule taken at the first symptom of indigestion, billi ousness, dizziness, distress after eating, or depression of spirits, will remove the whole difficulty in a few minutes. Ripans Tabules are com pounded from a prescription widely endorsed by the high est medical authorities and are presented in a form that is be coming the fashion with phy sicians and patients every where. On Boa (Si VUli) Svmy-fivt Cmta. On I''! (Kuur Buu) f Wq UoIUii, Ripans Tabules may be ob tained of nearest druggist; or by mail on receipt of price. Fr frf mjl uiirttt rtlPANC CHEMICAL CO. NSW YORK. . . . Is the linn to take to all points EASTand SOUTH It is the DINING CAR ROUTE It cflers the lest seivice, com ; billing SPEEDanilCOMFOBT It Is the populnr mute with those Vilio v. I h to travel on THE SAFEST Ills therefore the route yen fhou'd take. It runs Ihrmiah vestilinled trains every day in the year to ST. PAUL AND CIIICAG0 No Change of Cars, ElegantlPiillman Sleepers, Superior Tourist Sleepers, Splendid Free Second-class Sleepers, - Only one change of cars Portland to New York Through Tickets To Any Part of Ihe tivil'zed world. Passengers ticketed via. all boats running between Astoria, Kalama and Portland. Full Information conorrnins rales, time of tiahn, routes and other details furnished ou poucation to R. L. NOLF, Mient Astoria. Reamer Telephone Dock. A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant General Passenger Ageot, No. 121 First Ht..cor. Washington, Portland. Oregon. Running THROUGH DAILY TRAINS Leav ng Fcrt!and,8:45 AM. 7:30 PM. 1 DAYS TO 2 CHICAGO 7 Hours Quicker to St. Paul, 23 Hours Quicker to Chicago, W Hours Quicker to Cmaha and Kansas City. ullman and Tourist Sleepers, Tree Rectlnlrg Chair Cars, Din. Ing Cars. A8T0BIA AND SAN FEANCISCO APiiii,, S03. Ore((in Tiienlay Apt 14. (WunihU ' iiliirdny Ai n! a. Ha'e Wednesday Aprl1 12. 'l(ton Sini-'av April 111 C "luuili a I liupdnv April 20. t .le iMon lHV Apill -M. Orison Krldny Apr.l !W. ASTORIA & PORTLAND STEAMERS Morilll ff hnnt 1nav JatA.lii iiu In "Jnnday, h 0 a. 111.; rcturidng. iea-es I'orilnid leav.- Asi; r a d nl, .' ieepi Hun lav, at 6 p 111 : .1" Vi'' Vl " l'"il d dally, except hui.iiay, . .. in. i.i- 111111111111; miitt IK1111 ri IIHIK1 ninK s i.indniKHO'i li.e Oreijon ude 'I in sday. Thurs- ' 5 " ' "'da ; en Wasl ii L'ton site IMi n- t: 1 11.11 nil tr IiiuImiv k' Iflldllu- 111 ihe Ore- ill i n tin. W'ii. uiun side 1 uelays, Thuin- " "m-im;ii, h e'liievnnvK nun ki i im. tnrr esaid geLeial Uifoimatlon call tn or dress, W. II.HI'ltl.kUB', O. W.LOUNSBKKRV. A (mil n. Ant Airept l'i't'aiiii.Or, Astoria, Or. fllli s (JHF.00X : JJAKtKY A. A.CLmiAXD, Prop. Good Bread Cakes and P'itrr , Nous but the iient Materials used. Satisfaction Guaranteed Custotner?. Br4 delivered In toy part of the city FISHER BROTHERS SHIP CHANDLERS. Hmvv and Shjll Cur.ylnt to k WaKona an.:l Vehicles, rrm Mehlnry , Hlnl. "HI. V.rnl.brt. Umr Hi pplien, rHl.lnT.fs M-aits, lioura and Win. own. PROVISIONS, ruiL'ft md mux ryiu. I her, The steamer naa own gnuuu.jr "I""! 'miiifihwui.gliig make collections,