THE DAILY ASTORIAN, ASTQEU, TUESDAY MOJUONfr NpVEWJt 5, 1895. JOHN T. LIU! ITER, tldltor. TfcRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Telephone No. J. 1AJLY. Bent by mall, per yaw Bent by mull, per month...., Served by carrier, per week .17.00 .16 WEEKLY. Sent by mail per year, $2.00 In advance. Pontage free to aubscrlbere. AX communication Intended for pub lication should te directed to the editor. RuinM communication! of all kinds and remittances must be addressed to The Astorlan. The' Astorten guarantees to lti sub scribers' the largest circulation or any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rates can be had on ap plication to the business manafor. . The Weekly Astorlan, the second old est weekly In ttie state of Oregon, has nt to the Portland Oregonlan, the largest weekly circulation In the state. Jno. T. Hand'.ey Co. are our Port land Barents, and copies of the Astorlan can be had every morning at their stand on First street. PURE PARTY POLITICS IN MUNICI PAL ELECTIONS. If -we are to have party politics in muni cipal etcottons, 'then Jet us have It wish the fullest possible Individual liberty of choice and Independence iwlthln the party tinea. The Mpr-lmery" system of selecting delegates to refcecint tbe party at con veni'JkMis wait doubtless designed to pre vent Jobbery and unfair manipulation of the conventions in the interest of certain candidates, or the (selection of delegates fuvomfcle to them. Like many other plausible theories In politics or political economics, it. Is a theory tSiat will not pan out' on practical or experimental deirtonetiraUon. The very .abuses which the primary was)lntendel to correct are In creased and -made iworso by Its operation. It Is not necessary to particularize about this, She rank and file of the party have again and again tiad occasion to com plain of the advantage taken by unscru pulous politicians and bosses to foist upon the voter, under the coercion of party fealty, Improper and unpopular candi date) at both city and county elections. The old New England town meeting to the nearest approach to an actually popular and republican form of govern .mcnt that has been Invented. In ttiese meetings every dclien has his vote and , oin have tils voice If be so desires. Every thing Is done openVy and above board, and while there are politics In these meetings, and muEit be, unleas all organization and syettem are abandoned, nd the partici pants uegraoea inio a tienvoraiisea ana confused mob without leaders or definite petioles, yet every man feels wiheo he en ters such a meeting 'that (he is the equal of any man there. He has a ritfOvt to be heard upon'wny proposed aotlon, and can express) openly and for ttie benefit of all present (h assent or diuent to any meas ure or candidate, with tils reasons there for. In this way the senMmonts of the party can he taken In advancs of the Irrevocable action of the meeting or con-; ventlon, and the policies or complexion 1 of he ticket armnged to emit the largest possible number. No man can say he was not consulted, and, If he voluntarily participates in the meeting, he Is In honor bound to stand by its results on the prin ciple of majority representation. With a primary, (however, where there are a Urge number of delegates to be selected, the ordinary party man, engnctwd as he Is In the affairs of his private business, has (had no tlms or opportunity to die cum or hear discussed the merits of pros pective candidates. He Is obliged to go to the polls and vote wlitlhout the benefit of previous deliberation. Thus a large number of scattering and useless votes are deposited, and when the voter awakes next morning, he finds Ulsat a list of dele gates have been selected In 'which he has no representation, but whose success has been secured by the slickest kind ot political manpulatlon and dark-lantern system, ot whldh (he had no inkling, and which ha and Wis fellow In Dheir dlt-or-ganlsed condition could not have defeated, even If they had received warning In time to attempt It. These tings wUl be formed and have their existence In every party, and their nefarious methods are principally directed to obtaining control of the convention primaries knowing full well that after their out and dried plans have been ex ecuted In the convention, the party lavh will be sufficiently effectual to prevent any considerable bolting at Wis election. The thing to do is to reduce the machin ations of these itirtdasters to the smallest unlnlmun by requiring them to carry on heh" operation In the full llgMt of publle scrutiny at a mass meeting. Another ad' vantage In the tnuas meeting plan of se tectlng delegates Is that It give every gjod party man a chance to warn these bosses that -lie will not consider hlmselt bound at the poll tf their unfair and unscrupulous methods ara carried to th last extremity, and neither Is he to bound, provided timely and unequivocal notice of his objections be given. Tlie primary system has, of course, be' com Ingrafted a a part of Oregon's election maJlainery, and cannot be dis regarded without jeopardising the legal s:tua of any party ticket proposed for election, but there I nothing In the law to prevent any political organisation from meeting In advance of the primary, for the purpose of selecting a list ot delegates (arM Instructing them for particular can dlda'tes at In conventi-Mi, too. if thought proper), and then ratifying ulie selection so madu at the primaries when Ihey come off. Oood reason exists for b. J'evlnj thut this plan could be tried to advantage ok the coming detegate primary, to be held In "fy'M city next Thursday, and it Is pug glutei that the prett-rt of the MVKin- ley and League Club call a joint and in. formal session of these bodies, at the court house, Wednesday evening, and that a! ether Republic ins qwtlifled to vote at the December elections be Invited to he prcuent and participate in the selection ot delegate to be voted for at Thursday's prlrrmry. . - W-j Crave btn inked who. In th As-I uv4ui oviiiwu, i 'y elected governor j of JEfwIesCppI today. Though generally evur.se to (forecejMtlng anything so un curtain aa t"io resu'.'t ef an ejection, we be.'ieve the next governor of M sa'sjlppl win be a Democrat. Tie wcrf c5!p iiar btfn decreased a hurfir'ed .million rounds and tiie price ot the clip haa 'been lc mred from 7 to Z7',j cento. StfC wrm papers assure uii the UuiiifT irefonn la an vxctllcnt thins few tWjs InlduUlry. 'It i one of the few artl cfien. In tsft, Wie onCy prominent one whJldh has had t'iie alleged benefit of a ful 'Democratic 'tariff. Wool was placed on the free lifft. TOer la not a cent ot djty ltJt on It. It Is under a strictly Deinmouiuitlc tariff. . Nearly all the oltier arUdTee fhialt aire from time to time cited In (Ore newpapors 'have some portion ot oho o'jJt prarteoiitve duty loft standing to their benefit. It s'.iou'.d be borne In mind that the Wtaon bill Is not a Democratic tariff. It is simply an emasculated Re publican tariff. It was a botched Repub Uaan tariff iwhen K came from the house. In thie senate Mr. Gorman and his asso ciate added over 600 amendments, most of which were protective amendment, for MarCyland turn many factories to pro tect. In tWs way the Democratic party Is now defending duties which, are two- third at fciaet Republican, only they are unevenly distributed, favoring certain sectional Industrie. But in the case of wool the Democratic party had the coup age of Its convictions and took off the iwihoCe duty, since it was targeSy a North' era product. The wool clip under the McKlnCey law (amounted to 364,000,000 pound. This year it we reduced to 264,000,000. At the aime time the price wu reduced from T to 1714 cents, depend' Ing -upon the grade of wool. Thds Is an Important day not only tor the Eastern Mates, but for the wh jle country, and the results of the elections to be tiwid wl'.hln the next twenty-four hour will be looked fonward to with great lntoreet. Tne following .ates elect .egletatures, which, in turn, elect United dtialte senators: IOWA. KENTUCKY. MARYLAND. MISSISSIPPI. NEW YORK. OHIO. UTAH. ' VIROINIA. The following states hold full elections: IOWA. KANSAS. KENTUCKY. MARYLAND. M'IBISI'PPI. NEW YORK. MASSACHUSETTS. NEW JERSEY. NEBRASKA. fENN'SLYVANIA. VIRGINIA. Compete arrangements have been made by the Astorlan for receiving returns from all these state as soon as they are made known. - The results wl.l be bul letined In front of the office on our an nouncement board, pCaclng the people of 'this ctty In possession of the news wlthiln five minutes of the time It to known in the CocaUtle 'where the eCC' tlons are being head. The San Francisco Examiner poke triiJJ fun at Republicans for speaking at one time of the Gorman tariff as a better protective tauiiff than the Wliaon bill, and ait another as a free trade measure. Yet the Gorman tan-lff Is Just what the Republican describe it to be. It pro tect one American Industry and falls to protect another. So far a wool is con cerned, it Li as mucth a free trade meas ure as If It did not protect the Iron and steel Industry. The Gorman tariff can be tulid to have no natural or consistent polilcy. It is neither protective In the propor acm-e of the word, nor 1 It a "for revenue on'.y" tariff. If it were pro tective It wouOd retain duties on wool: tf it were a revenue tariff It would etill piuce duties on wool a a means of ob taining revenue. The Gorman tariff was the result of a party conaldaratlon of ex pediency. Wooi was put on the free list 'beovuuae there was no wool organisa tion stirong enougiii to save It, Tiie mamu fuotures of wool were retained In the dutiable list because It rona not consid ered expedient to leave them unprotected. That was about the general style ot trtake-up In the "Gorman tariff." A more efficient system, coupled with Ohe fact that a body the Oregon pilot r better posted In their business than Uhnir rival on the Washington side ot the river, U the true reason why our own men have scored some signal vic tories lateCy, The competition tthouid be welcomed by H ishlpplng men, as it ha hUd the effect of stirring up the bar serv ice very thoroughly. W oaah er conditions and the financial oondltton alike make this the most cheer ful approach to winter that Astoria has ever experienced. Wattis the matter with our railroad contractors anyway. And tK. the road question won't keep down. A GREAT PARK NEGLECTED. (Jersey City Evening Journal.) Th tnnptrtrtienvlent of the great Yellow stone NkitkKwt park complains. In his annual report to tiha United States gov ei'nniont, iwhUoh controls this remarkable tract, In wttVWlv are cvi many nutural won der, (hat the iHimber of th visitor to th park ts convparativel)' umal, and Jhat iwt.tiln the iu three year there has been a lamentable decrease of the num. txr of wltOtors. He say that while 4,000 touwikst vtolted the park In 1890, the yearly Influx of lavi'taeer tvaa aftic then stead ily decerned; that lt year th number of victor was hut i tea mnA , , cfo ef July of th present year only '-J perwons una vtslted th wonderful park reservation, which coinprlws more '?hut 1.000.000 acres, and In which many extraordinary and marve'.oua natural at tiracicitoiM are to be seen, some of them not to be found elsewhere In the world. PuipnrlntendMit Anderson attributes 'Jtf.it fa.'t".rg off of visitor to the YeKow stone park to Dh Ignorance of the tourist population of our country. He assume Mfnt 1f tihey knew what was to be seen liiu.-e t'.iy wouM not neglecl It and flock to finnan In atk-h milHtihU. Irjcf hied to think that Superintendent An ilwi on Is entatakMi n c:t?s of td Indifference of th people lo I'M YeTcaione Dark aiiran. r. Is not Ignoranv? of hat th park con talna -o muodi a It I a Mvk of denire to v'p't 1t wJTe the Dlvsmt mm-, - --- NMiHiuota Hi vMtor are itubjncted to o many a'woomforts and extortions If they tto V it. T'oe io W'ad th brief but pertinent ef? tolMra of V.'.ie way In .whloh ih Yol .' ir.one park is ronaaJ. contained la tiw Cetrer In em Journal a few day since, tVom, our partner and business manager, iwh'j hair just Vuilted It, will not be al a kos to apprehend why-mora people tlo n;it gjr.tlht.ira. The mear.is of transporta tion within riia park are of the most i.'u.'33 and expensive tort; the few hotels aire 'moiKipolles, badly managed, Wtih poor acccmmidatlons, at hlgli rates, and b-jJ.i tranrjcititlon and conveniences for a dl'ay at tihe paTk are hamporekl by tui noyljng rcutrldflona an'd conditions. Visit ors artd tourtttla are generally glad to get away 'from (tho park territory as soon as 'fflvey have eon some of its natural won ders. Tire vJalt, Instead of being made attirij;ive and agreeabte, ta mraUe dlfnVult, fatiguing, uncomfortable and expensive. A "radical change In the adnvlnlatration of the Yellowstone park to wihat I op parenttOy traeded, 1f visiting Is to be made popular and gonertU. MB WON HIS BET. Two French) officer were standing at Fort Vlctrhie, on the edge of the Sahara desert. , "I'X waer fifty napoleons," said one ot them, "that no European ever goes from were to Foilt Sit. Denis aTonte and reaches there alive!"- "Done!" eaid a quiet voice behind bin. The speakor lookt.l around with a start, ankl eanv that a new pemeonage had sud denly come upon thle Boon e--a smal l, thin, stvatijhy FrenchinVcn tin civilian drests. "You muat not think of It," my dear sir," cried the young lieutenant, who had offered Ithe wager. "Perhaps It may not turn out to be such terrlb'.e (business after V' said the little man. "I'm going rttir&lghlt to the colonel and aJk (Ms permleslon to make the at teimpit, and I have neat the least doubt that I d!ll get it." And he did get it, sure enough, though It iwas not without a oevere twinge of comeelemee that Co".l Lagiunge gave Ms eancekm. RaiAi as he was, however, the bold ad venturer had a method hi his madness, for the Aral thing he did wais to asmirne an Arab dress, knowing' that however uscf.ess Budh a (disguise mlgAit prove at close quarters, yet (If thiey saiw from a distance a solitary man In native garb they might not think It worth while to ride after him, as they would certainly do 'after a European. When the hour for tairtlng came, not merely the odd cottonet, but every other officer who wais not actually on duty, crowded to tihfe gate off he little fortress to iwirtnees the departure of their adven turous guest. "Can I carry any message for you to Font St. Denis, Colonel 7" asked the tatter, turning to Col. Lagrange as coolly a If he were only setting out for a picnic Instead of running a risk in which the dhances were 90 to 1 of his being kiKed. "Weil, alnce you win go," rejoined the veteran, teugtolng in spite of himself, "you might give this paper to the com mandant, and I only hope youll survive to deliver It." Thiere Is no mare grim or dreary ispecta- f.e upon the face of the earth, except pecC'Jaips the kiTAlred waste of central! AjHla, than the mighty desnrti that f.retehea almost unbroken from the palm groves of Egypt to the waves of the At lantic. AK at once, In 'the very midst of the hot, ibrojwy glare whitoh make e'.J earth and sky eem on fire together, the paf.my create of a long line or graceful palms are seen standing Hike sentinels along the edge of a 'dear, stID, shining lake. But It 1 only Uhlat fatal, murage of the desert whlidh modka the weary eye of the lost (wanderer, only to aUld ai keener agony to the bitterness of his despair. To itlhe Wave Frenchman, however, thlle vOslonairy splendor and 'thlls weird, ever- la.tlng deacCatlon were alike hackneyed spectacles, and forward he went without even troubling Dijmseilt to look at them. Ten .mile of the twenty had already been accomplished, (then twelve, fourteen, fifteen. iHe had now adMeived three' fouhtlhla of his perilous journey, and at length, imounting the crest of one of the ClJtig, wavellke sand ri'dge. he descried far in tlhie distance (the low, white waJCs of Fort St. Demls, iwlth It gay tricolor flair of France waving Jauntily over It, Cut &t the same moment he caught sight of oomeith'lnv eise wlhtcfo was by no means so saitMtajcitory-a distant group of white iiraintften and glittering spear points and Arab horses coming straight down upon hilm. The fnt was that the French had so often employed nal Ivo , m'sengers that every man, even if he Cooked like an Arab, wa now an object of suspicion to those (dtesert witures. And 'Wihan they n eared our hero and caw that he quietly continued on bis way without taking any notice of them what ever, they began to think that they must be iwrong In sniapeotlng him, naturaflly supposing that his showing wo little fear of them was a proof that he could have no reason to be afraid. As the six if.ll horsemen dlosPd around him, bn&nd!lh!nr their guns and spears, but ptlll In doubt whether to attack him or not, the dlj?u!evd Frenchman (drew hlmncilf up defiantly. Indulged In a series of these excited giestlculnltilons whicrv are cihairoctarlftttc of Arohaimmedn pligrlms and then called out to than fiercely 4n Arabic: 'Begone, transirreai.'iora of the (law! A true 'beOlever hath no fe'lowstvlp with the sinners who violate the racred commands of the prophet!" 'What 'mean you?" asked the nearest horaeman In a tone of aimaiement, Which iwas ecTtaln?w not without reaioon. 'What caia you thds!" retorted the ac cuser with stern empMasls. And quick s thwight he (drew from (benemth the Arab s 'WiMte mantle an undeniable pork sau sage. A yell of nwlngOed horror and Indi'gnaition burtit from his camrutdes as the "unclean flev-h" oame to MgWt, and their holy anger (broke forth anew (when the reproving stranger produced a sinaCil flask of wine from the poudh of another of the band This was more Ithan flesh and blood cou'd bear. One of the sealous Mo-dems dea'.t a heavy lutow upon the wretch who (truia UvfleU the precepts ' of the holy Koran, whereupon 'the fierce Arab leveled h'4 iin end chbt hllm detox on Ihe spot, bulng himself tttntttiairttily tfhot deaden turn by 'the sluln man s brother. MeainrwhiUe '(Pile isujuposed ausage eater. "bvlni? coatwefy revllei by two of Wis ccimraHes, drew his fiword and mortaJy wounded both. The next momonthe went down before the sixth man's stroke, but in flailing he avenged himself with a pltftol shot, and a ocoutlng party from St. Denis, drawn to the spot by the firing, found alt the six iAiabs tttead or dying, and the myetfrkniij Itrareter looking on with the qulot saltlractoln of one watching the suoeeva of a gteat ecienlulno experiment. "Ami who aire you? asked the officer In command, wonriertngily when the itran- ger hlad told his story. I am a conjurer by trade, and my name is Robert Houdln." And that name explatnod evorvtliing. Exchange. It's just as easy to try One Minute Cough Cure as anything else. It's easier to cure a severe cough or cold with It. Let your next purchase for a cough be One Minute Cough Cure. Better medi cine; better results; better try It. Chas. Rogers. Mkn Pearl Jons, of Cleveland. O.. was recently elected president of the National AssoolaiHon of Colored Stwncrrupfter ot the United States, by 1,200 typewriter attending th meeting. Her father was supreme frrand chancellor of th Colored Knights of Pythta. Acts at once, never falls. On Ulnut Cough Cure. A remedy for asthma, and that feverish condition which accom- panlea a severe cold. The only harmless remedy that produce Immediate results. a. Rogers. Mr t.i-Ma. K 1) B 11a WUuinln is ths first woman to enter th Consru- rlttonat ministry. Children Cry for Fitcher'8 Ccstorla. . Mr. OU'Vitone Is tiU th champion portal caid arAvr. consuming over 4.WN cards per year. THE WEED AND THE ROSE. A CitWe weed grew at the foot of a rose, And they both breathed the soft sum mer air. But the little weed' sighed as It looked - ' at tjb rose, - For the rose way so tall emd fair. -At eunsel the little weed tremblingly spoke, 'And told of its love to the rose, But the rcse did not hear, for the Can En age of weeds 'I a language a weed only know. When the CiMtie weed wept, waihed tbe faDr Tose's feet. And the rose was refrethedi for the SiCgM, Thie tijnga of the morning bird opened her heart, And she listed her head to the light. Then taler dhto grew, and her green leave spread wide, Till they ehnit out the sunlight and clr; So ithe little weed died at the foot of the rose, And the rose never knew It was there. Atlanta Constitution. ECONOMY IN FUEL. The Eureka Fuel Economizer Is a eel' entlfloat preparation which augment the Intensity of coal and wood heat In the proportion f 36 per cent. It the direction printed on each pack age is carefully observed, the Eureka Coai Economizer wilt give to any ordina ry or middling coal the Jaime value as that of superior quality. The Eureka Fuel Econo mizer prevents the shoots, the cinden and the formation of smoke, which may spoil, In an apart' ment, so many vaiHiaubCe articles, such as curtains, paintings, etc. The ' Eureka burn any kind of gas wrttch, might destroy the breutblslble air apartments svnd factories in vhlch It Is used are consequents more healthy and comirortahse. In less than five minutes, on can obtain a very brisk fir which will last thirty hours without being sttrr ed up and without any addition ot fresh coal. Hence an economy of coal, work and money. - The Sureha Economizer produces a beat more soft and mors coneeat rated; when a normal heat to wanted, the ventilation must be partly stopped and, again, an economy in fuel 1 to be relied upon. - We guarantee that our preparation pro duce no injurious effect on the health, and does not affect in any way stoves, ranges, fraltea, etc. Lang consumers can obtain the pro duct, which we do not hesttat in term ing "mwvolotzs," at much more reduced price. - Each pacldace beans, with very explicit directions, our trade mark, representing four hands crossed together above Hon with this motto: "In union there Is strength." Any counterfeiter shall be dealt according to law. We receive too frequently applications for samples, and it 1 with nret that we aro compelled to refuse the sending of the aime. Heretofore we have Hb enaCOy given away samples In order to popularize our product, but wo cannot afford to support such heavy ;xpnse any longer. The moderate price of our pro duct Is In the reach of anybody who want to try It. It to for the same reason that w have decided to send It direct on receipt of 23 cents. To (try Is to be convinced that our pro duot Is a triumph of science. 5 cent each package, sent free of charge. AflERICAN EUREKA FUEL ECONOMIZER CO. 1180 Broadway. New York, U. 5. A. A Ycokshlre woman saya that the author of "Jan Eyre" pronounced Eyre to ir.iyim wKSi "air," and not with "Ire. Tiie New York Morning Advertiser says that Robert Livingston Cutting, who mar ried Minnie Betieman, the actre-s, and iwea disinherited by his father's wtl, Cias effected a reconciliation with his family, The young man and his wife are travelling In Europe with his mother, and It I said that (Minnie fkHlg'man Cutting has prom ised to (cave the stage and that Mrs. Cuitltlng will leave most of her fortune to her son. ROYAL Baking Powder has been awarded highest honors at every world's air where exhibited. The Washilnston Times says that when Monsigmor Oapel was In Washington a few yearns ago, the Oaly who w(aa enter- tainting him at dinner asked her distin guished guest what had Impressed him must n thils country. "Tiie extraordi nary precocity of your children, ma dame," was the reply, and upon being aisked the reason he told the fdUowing experience) "When in Baltimore a few days since I went ont with the arch- 'tditiop to cnll upon Mrs. W. During our visit her beautiful little boy of four year iran Into the drawing room, end, afier presenting him to me, Mrs. W. said: 'Carrol, go and nay good morning to the achblshbp.' Fancy my amazement when the child turned, and, iwhh an lnvracriba- tie ulr of bonhomie, said, with a friendly nod: 'How ame you, Arch7 Truly, Amcrtcan chiMren are remainkable."' A. Q. Bartley, of Magic.sPa., writes: 1 feel it Is a duty ot mine to Inform you and the public that DelWtt's Witch Ha set Salve cured me of a very bad ca.se of eczema. It also cured my boy ot a running sore on his leg. Chas. Rogers. "How Ih tCie wortd lid you ever come bo give your town such a name as 'Or asked the inquisitive traveler. "Tell you, friend." said the early s.tt'er, oa he peefed another silver from the dry goods box In front of the grocery. We al lowed we would have a name that no torakeman corfVln't holier wrong ef he tried." ' Say, why don't you try DeWltt's Little Early Risers? These little pills cure headache. Indigestion and constipation. They're small, but do the work. Chas Rogers. "Mir. Jones, attention, ptatse! Why do we tay that In the rpectru.-n blue is higher than red?" 'It lent; or, at Ceaet, I've always pdayedi blue chips for Sweet eners.' Oh, I beg pardon, Prof. Smith ! I I don't know." Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria "Fcttow can have too mu nerve, don't you know?" "How's that?" "1 sent that new suit to my tailor to have pressed, and you know hadn't paid s cent on first cost." "vroeit aw lie dor' "He kept the clothes." DtvPtice's Cream Bakln? Powder Contains a Ammonia or Alum. Summers This dog aippeans to have been trained all right, except that he does' nit understand me when I tell him to He idoti. Dog Fancier You don t iwant to say "Lie down." You got to say Lay down." You cot to talk plain En glish to chat dog. It Is a truth In medicine that the small est dos that performs a cure Is the best Dewitt's Little Early Risers are the smallest pills, will perform a cure, and are th best. - Chas. Rogers. Dr. LeaM fhfctlp, a seHvist, warns women aalnst wearing their hair short. He says men become baM because they cut xhesr hair. DTD YOTT ETER Try Electric Bitter as a remedy tor your trouble? If not, get a bottle now acd get retlsf. This medietas has be found to b peculiarly aeUptsd to the rtllef and cur of all femal complaints, exerting a wonderful direct Influence In riving strength and ton to th organs. If you bar Lom of Appetite, Constipa tion, HeadactMk Jain tins 8plls, or are Nervous. Bleep:, Excltabl. aUlan- choly or troubled' with Dlazy Spells, Elec trie Bitters Is th medlcm you need. Health and Strength are guaranteed by its use. Larav bottles only (0 cents at Chas. Rogers' drug store. BNOLT9H CAPITAL FOR AMERICAN INVESTMENTS. Important to Americans seeking Ens;. Uoh Captial for new enterprises. A tkst containing the names and address ot 360 successful promoters who have placed over 100,000,000 Storting in Foreign In. vestments within the last six years, and over 18,000,000 for the seven months of 1S96. Frio:, 5, or $25, payable by postal order to tho London and Universal Bu reau of Investors, 20, Cheapside, London, E. C. Subscribers wil be entitled, by ar ramgement with the directors to receive either personal: or letteru of lntroductoln to any of these successful promoters. This llt Is first class in every respect, and every man or Arm whose nam ap pear therein may be depended upon. For ptacing the following it will be found Invaluable Bonds or Share of In duetifeH. Commercial and Financial con cem, Mortgage loans, Sale of Lands, Patents or Mbies. Directors: SIR EDWARD C. ROSS, HON. WALTER C. PEPYS, CAPT. ARTHUR STIFFE. Copyright. 'A prominent lumberman! of Marlon county wlho was in Salem yesterday, says an exchange, called a Statesman' re porter's attention to the incorrect en eas of the census co far as the amount of lumber tut (during the preceding year, The number of feet Is put down as 2,456,- 300, and the gentleman claimed thtat his mlil atone had manufactured over 3,000, 000 fedt during the time specified. He thought thiait It was most unjust to com pel the taxpayer to pay for suoh census work a that When Baby wu sick, we gare her Castoria. -When she was a CMd, she cried f or Castoria, When she became Hiss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, It la sold on a sruuantea bv all drnr. gists. It cures Incipient Consumption nd, itb best Cough apd Croup Our For Sal by S. W. Ctinn. UNSET LIMITED. SEASON OP 18q5-i8q6. Wl!L IvIJiN Tmiee a Week BETWEEN San Francisco AND . . New Orleans Over the Great s unset Jjoute Leaving San Francisco Tuesdays and Saturdays From Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1895. The -mot eompCete, modern, elegantly equtr-ped and perfectly arranged Vest!- buied Transcontinental Train In America. New Equipment, especiikly designed for this service. Direct connections in New Orleans for all Eastern points. Quick time. NOmCE OP COMPLETION ANB AC- CEPTAiNCE OF DUAiNE STREET. Nof Ice Is hereby given that N. Clinton and Sons, contractors for- the Improve ment of Duone street. In tMbClur s Asto ria, from east Cine of Sth street to west Une of 12th street, under th provision of Ordinance ISO), on the 2nd day of Novem ber. 1896, filed in the office of the Auditor and Police Judge of the Cty of As tor U, the certtnVwte of the OKy Surveyor and SupertntmsJent of Skreeta approved by the the Committee on Streets and Public Way. Alfter the expiration of the time here inafter apecBfledj, If no objection to the acceptance of such work be filed and the Common Council shall deem such Im provement prnerly completed, according to the contract and plans and speciflca tion therefor, the same may be aovepted. injections to ine acceptance of raid Improvement or any part thereof, may be filed In the office of the Auditor and Pottc Judge on or before Wednesday. Nov. th. IS. K. OSBCR.V. AucUtor and Police Judge. Astoria, Or.. Nov. ted. 1S95. f?OE Heal Estate (Deo, Backers and Easiness lYIen Of Astoria Generally. flPOlNTBJR I -Call Into th Astorlan office and get sample copies of our rcgu lar Commercial edition. It Mms Money in Your Pocket. FREEMAN & HOLMES.: Blacksmiths. Special attention paid to steamboat re pairing-, first-class horseshoeing, eta LOGGING CAfflP QOlft A SPECIALTY U7 Olney street, between Third and , lad Fourth, Astoria, Or. As Franklin says, good dress open I an doors, you should not lose sight o the fact that a perfect fitting suit 1 a the main - feature. Wanamaker Brown are noted for fit, workmansh) ip ana superiority of qualities. Their re' p- resentatlve visits Astoria every thr te months. Office 64 Defcum Bulldlo g, Portland, Or Reserve orders till y u have seen the spring line of samples Snap R jodak at any man coming out ! our store and you'll get a portrait ot a man brimming over with pleasant thoughts. Such quality iu tha liquors e we have to offer are enough (o PLEASE ANY MAN.. Corpe and Try Ther n HUQHB9 & CO IS THERE? Is there a man with heart so cold, f That from his family would wlthh old The comfort whloh they all could 1 bid In article of FURNITURE ot th right kind. And we would suggest at this seaso n, nice Sideboard, Extension Table, or se of Dining Chairs. We have the lar ges and finest line ever shown in the city and at prices that cannot fall to pi eas tha closest buyers. HEILBORN & SON. Few Hen Would Ask j for a Finer Dinner than those we serve. We're trying- in every way to make them ths most j en joyable In town. All the "good thl figs' of the Beason cooked by our exce llent cook In the most delicious style. Pe rfect service. - If you Invite a friend to the P alace Restaurant the place Is a sufficient guar antee that he will receive a good m eal. The Palace Restaarat it ASTORIA IRON WOI IKS Conronly St.fqot of Jtcksun, Astoria, General Machinists and Boiler M akers Land and Marine Engines. Boiler work, 'team boat and Cannery Work a Specialty, j Castings of All Descriptions Made to C rdr or anon nonce. i lohn Fox. President and Superinl widen A. L. Fox Vice Pr wident 0. B. Prael Sec retar: Are You Going East? If so, drop a line to A. C. Sh eldon, general aarent of the "Burlington RoVti." 250 Washington st, Poitland. He will mall you free of charge, maps, time tables, and advise you as t o tne through rates to any point, rc eerve sleeping car accommodations for you, and furnish you with through t Icketa via either the Northern, Union, I louth ern. Canadian Pacific, and Great I forth ern railroads at the very lowest rates obtainable. The Burlington Route Is gel terally conceded to be the finest equlppe d rail road In the world for all clacae of travel. Canadian Pacific RAILWAY. AMERICA'S Greatest -f- TraDS-Conlinentai Railway System. - . -i . ... , i TO -IN- Palace Dining Room and Sleeping Cars. Luxurious Dining Cars. Elegant Day Coaches. ' -also - ; Observation Cars, allowing Unbroken Views of the Wonderful Alount . sin Country. $5.00 and $10.00 fared on all tickets Esst. Tourist ears the BUlt An whcffll lftn!nm.ntfl f thm V - ft . throughout -A ISO- Canadian Pacific in -TO- China and Japan. China steamers leave Vancouver, B. C Empress of India Empress of Japaa Empress of China Eai-iss of ld:a Fmpressof Ji an Empnss ot Ch.na Aug. 5Hl Aug a6th. Spt. i6th. tKrt. Mth, Nov. nth. Dec. 9h. Aastrallaa ateemer leave Vancaatver, B. C ota of every sn. For ticket rates xnA tifnrmnrinn rll on sr address JAS. riiNLAYNJM, Aeent, A ctnri fit- W. F. Carson, Travelin Pass. Art , I:..,,.,,-. U-'K Geo. McL. Brown, Dist Pass. Art., 'j Vancouver, B. C PROFESSIONAL CARDB . ,i rww-M w German Physician. EcUctlo, VH' PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Office over Albert Dunbar's store, cor. Sth and CO nmerclal. Prices: Calls, HI confinements, J10.00. Operations at efflc free; medicines furnished. W. n. LOQAN, D D. a, DENTAL. PARLORS. AUnueU Block, 671 Third street DO. EILIV JANSON. PHYSICIAN AJND BURGEON Office over Olsen's drug store. Hours. i to 12 a, m.; 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 p. tu. Sun days, 10 to It LIBERTY P. MULLtNIX. M. V.. PHYSICIAN AND aUKG-Of. Office, btVi Third sl, Astoria, Ore. Special attention given to all cbroni disease. DR. O. a EHTEJS, PHYSICIaN AND SURGKON. Special attention to diseases of wom en and surgery. Office over Danzlger's store, Astoria. Telephone ?'p 52. JAT TUTTLE, M. D. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON. AND AvXlOUCHEUR. Office, Rooms t and t, Pythian Building. Hours, 10 to 13 and t to 6. Residence, 639, Cedar street DOCTOR ALFRED KINNEY, OFFICE AT HIS RESIDENCE. May be found In his office until l o'clock mornings, from 12 noon until 1 p. m., and from 6 until 7:30 evenings. H. T. CROSBY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 468 Commercial Street. W. M. LaForce. 8. B. Smith. LaFORCE ft SMITH, ATTORNEYS-AT-YAW, 886 Commercial street. J. Q. A. BOWLBY, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Otflce on Second Stmet Aaioiia. Or. J. N. Dolpb. Richard Nixon Chester V. Dolph. DOLPH, NIXON & DOLPH, A1TORN1SYS AT LAW. Portland, Oregon, 24, 25, 26, and 27, Hamilton Building. All legal and col lection business promptly attended to. Claims against the government a spe cialty. SOCIETY MEETINGS. TEIMPLE LODGE NO. 7, A. F. and A. M. Regular communications held on the first and third Tuesday evening of each month. W. G. HOWELL, W. M. E. C. HOLDEN. Soaratary. MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE, NOTARY PUBLIC. W. C. CAS9ELL, 178 Tenth street. WHEN IN PORTl.AND-A.nli un Handley St, Haas, 150 First street, und get the Dally Astonan. Visitor? need not miss their morning paper vf.ni there. WINES AND UUAiS-Dli..-X ,n fandel wine Instead of coffee ,i t .:. Fifty cents per gallon. Don't tur-,'.-! peach and apricot brunuy. Also r'lvmm Cognao and wine at Ales OilW-rl t EXTENDED SYMPATHY. "Do unto others as you would have others do unto you," Is sympathetically shown in the following lines, the pre sumption being that sympalny la born, or akin to pain or sorrow: "Gentlemen: Please sena Krause'i? Headache Capsules as follows: Two boxes to Flora Seay, Havanna. N. DaU. Two boxes to Llllle Wilcox, Brookland, N. Dak. 1 nave alwayB been a great sufferer from headache and your Cap sules are the only thing that relieves me." Youra very truly, FLORA SEAY. Havana, N. Dak. For sale by Chas. Rogers, Astoria. Or, Sole Agent A. V. ALLEN, DEALER IN Groceries, Flour, Feed, Provisions, fruits Vegetables, Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware. Loggers' Supplies. Cor. Cass sud Squemoque Streets. Astoria. Ors DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereoy given that the partner shin herAtofnrA ATiotlntf hatm..n k -r wncci, uic un dersigned, under the firm name and style Oregon Transportation Company, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All , . " ui ai.wiiiiia veiiiK pay able to Capt. Paul Sohrader, and he as- """"s wo paymem 01 an aews due by said firm. Astoria, Or., May 13, 1895. PETER H. CRIM, PAUL SCHRADER. STEAMERS Telephone & Bailey Gatzert. Columbia River and Puget Sound Nav igation co. Two Daily Boats to Portland ''Telephone" leaves Astoria at 7 p. m daily (except Sumiav). P .v...,aJl imirniiBV, t rudvanrl Saturday morDjne Bt 6 :45 a. m. ; Sondav eremng at 7 p. m. ' ODna8V Leaves Portlnnrl dRi'lv 1 8 n m -cept Sunday. On Satnrday niKul C. W. STON'K. Airent, Astoiia. V. R Soott Presidenet!ePhne N' A. Seeley. Qen'! Ayt Portlwi S. H. WILLETT, PLUMBING, Water HeatlnE.- 17 Twelfth street. Aat. or . North Paeiiie Bremery ICllIM Vnn JOHN KOPP p, BohemLin Lrier B A:J XX POKTER. 8um-ide P,io the tha ni,. . "uij BcKr-ty. ke promMlr ateoodto ert