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TUB DAILY ASTOltlAV, aSTOKIA, FMUaY MORNINO, MAHCII 27. m.
A
What is
CteatorU ia Dr, Broul IMtvher'a prescription fur Iiiftut
fetid Children. It conUlua neither Opium, Morphine nor
Other Jfarootlo ubsUuce, It la liunuWa aubatltuto
fuf I'wgorlo, Drop, Hoothlnif Srmpa, and CuUr OIL
It la rieMAitt. I la guarantee ia Uilrty yean' ue by
Millions of Mothera. Cnatorm dcatroyi Worms and allay a
fbrarUhneu, CMtorU prevents vomiting flour Curd,
ewes tlarrbnca and Wind Colic. '' CaatorU " relieve
teething troubles, ' enroa constipation and fltttulmicy.
Caaterla. aaMralUtec the food, mgulatea the touiivt'B.
wid boweli, giving- healthy and natural sleep. Csw
orla la the Children's Tanacoa tha Mother's Frlood.
Castoria.
"Caaferi I a irtlrnt sjrdlrin for chit
dm. Ma)hmlumtMlyial4aMarili
fa tOM spa (Mr cfcildr."
ba. O. C Ohoo,
Lewsll. Mm.
Castoria U tk bnl rmy lot children of
eratrk I tm acquainted I hop lb As U not
ar sletaat kn aaOirri will cua.Mrr th
tsat latmat of llwlr children, sad Caatmla
tastsa f lk various quack auaHaai which
era 1i,ig their kmd MM, try famni
opisas, ssorplila. soothing yivj ad ether
halt fill MU daw their Umu, UsrebT
aillM la to BrtauUur grarae "
XML I. t. kiscsjsuja.
. Cunwe. Ark, I
The Centaur Cemaany,' 7T
Jloui book Here;
When You Buy MARSHALL'S Twine
In This City, You Don't Get a Pig In
a Poke.. .You Look at the Goods, Un
ravel Them, Put the Strands in a
Special Testing Machine, and See
for Yourself What the Stuff Will
Stand
YOU TAK15 NO
YOU PURCHASE MARSHALL'S
THE BEST
The Right Twine to Buy
KLMOHIC. HANHOKN A CO.. AunU
MANHOOD
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COAST POINTS
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STEAHERS
R. P. EUM0RE.1
1.
H. HARRISON,
AUGUSTA.
Bailing dates to aiul from Tillamook and Nehalem depend
on the weather. For freight and passenger
rates apply to
ELMORE, SANBORN & CO., Agents.
0. K AN. CO., Ajena, Portland.
Castoria,
"Caster (a las well adapted tocMldrsa that
1 nnaimnd It m Nptrtor to as prases IpUua
kawwa la ."
H. A. Asms. M. D
III so. Oslord at., Sroaklys, N. T.
"Oar pkyalrlaa la th cMrfm'i depart
swat ban apokea hlhy of their raptrt
raca la I heir oatald pi art lea wild Castoria,
ead slthoujh w only her smoog oar
asedlrel auipllM what I kaowa a regular
products, yet ara ara fir lo ronfe that laa
astrlu of CasUaia baa woe ua to look with
favor apoa H."
t'mrao Haemal, ajro Dtarsweaav,
aum C. anna, Am.
Murray Street, New Yerk City.
Just a Moment
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Notes Plckel Up Alon the Water
Front Yesterday.
NOTICK TO MAKINKKB.
I'uv-tl Huuml. Waahlnclim.
Not l.a la Iwvl.y nlvxi that tha t)u
wartil.h Mnul lll liiiiir, palntnl rl. haa
k rnilaril In lia old lrlli aliout oae
jimrliT mll lo lli norlliwwlward ct
IliiwamUh llra.il, aoolli aldn of Ih rn
traiva lo H.Hln harbor.
Thla niHW-i. alT"ila lha I.ll of llMiwin
arxl lluny.. I'arlflr Cnaal, 1C5. 'K St.
Iiy tmliT of lha l.lrhlhoiiao Hoard
fl. W. KAItKNIIOl.T.
(otnmaniler f. a. Navy.
lnaiM-lir Thlnaonlh IJrhlhouw Dtaiiiel.
Hiranr Kmplr la du tomorrow from
Han Ktuiriw
Hti-amrT llarrlaon. from Tillamook and
N"lialrni. arrlvrd rlTdar aflamoon.
Tha ihlp Alrllf haa almoat Anlah'd
IravillrMi le.ow) fcot of lumber In IVirt
laut. Tha orhoonrr Maid of Orlaana haa barn
rhartrrd to load K".MI fpl of umbr In
Portland for Han Kranrlaro.
Thr u lioonor Roy Somrra la on lha
. v i, fr.n Man franrlaro. Hha will
luinlx-r in Torlland for Urdondo.
Tha ItaJlorhmyla yaatarday flnj.h'd dl
.! r..i.. c.i imi. ..f rnm al lha O. 1L
and N. wharf. Hha will prolnlily Irava
up Ih rlvi-r today.
Mr. J. O. Hanlhorn'a launch Ida llaarl
haa lrn (hnrouahly ovrrhaulrd and waa
launrhad Wcdnraday. Tha UtUa boat prr
amla an rarrptlonally nrat appavanoa.
Tha Htal arrived yratfrday mornlnic
from lUn Kranrlaro. with a larn fr'lahi
llat Amont hnr paaarngrra rr two
matra and Ova aramm for eha flvr
nuuMrd arhoonrr Ixul. which haa not
aa yt Itft up.
Tho arhoonrr Hurrirla. whk'h la d
hero from Ala.ka. ! lakln hrr tlm
about avttltis alone. Hhr waa rrHrtrd at
I'ort Townartiil ovvr a wark aco Hha
la a vrry amart llltlf vallrr and ahould
hava arrived Ava or all dayi o
Tlw liriilnh ahlp Hon now In Port
land, haa hern rhartKml n load l.s.0
ffrt of lumber thorr for thr Wnl foat
of Bouth Amrrlra. Tha "rumor" thai aha
would load at th (.'Utaii MlIU waa
pmhahly the Imaalnallon of lomi far-
BIT.
Tha few lira whltt-wlnitrd flth-boat la
maklnx Ha appmranr In tha river. Whrn
nna atopa to conaldrr the fart that about
SIM) boat will b In a'rvlra thla aranon,
and that each boat ranira at lrat two
mi-n. and many thrra and four, ho nat
urally ranMa to tha ronrlualon that thrra
will t a prrtty lama Duailnc population
oiipoalta thr city by Ih ara. KIhboal
bulldera are ovrrcrowdrd with ordcia for
boala.
tlrllbili bhlp llramblotya la loadlnn
whral at olrvator H for Suuih Africa.
At a departure from tho ur-neral rule
th wheat bilrm plared In hir hold la
not fuiiktd In the ordinary l'lift aound
nek. a'nch oontalna about til piunda,
but In a lamer aack road of heavy ma
terial and re-iemlillug a coffor anck Th
r-aaon ol lamer and mora aubmanlial
aakj Ininit uaod la that In Sou 111 Altlra,
thiie aiu few warehouaoa and rruri
IraiiKlKirutlon farllltlra, r Hulrln wh at
to be often left out of doora and htndlid
many tlmia. With a HKht aa'k the loss
In creat. Thr wheat for the Urmm
bletya In aai kJd at lha eluvetor. Ledirrr.
The Han Froncl.ro Commercial NVwi
of Mrrh If contain the following It m,
which will doubtless be very Interrx tligr
to the friends made by Captain I 'utile
and his oinccrs while they were In this
port: "The committee of Lloyd's have
presented their medal for meritorious
smice to Captain James rattle and
Chief Krglneer Hone, of Ih British
simmer Htralhnevla, which lost her pro
peller on October 10 last, and drif'd
about the Pacltlc In a most erratic, way
until IVcrmlier IK, when she whs takon in
tow by th Mlowern. Th marine com
panies also, and Lloyd's, will present a
tostlmoulal, and more than to th
cnptnln am) officers." It will be re
membered that the Mlowcra lost the
Btntthnevis In a storm after Inking her
In tow, and the Htrnthnevis was airaln
at the mercy of the seaa. She drifted
to the Instruction Island coust, but a
fortuitous anchorage saved hor from the
rocks until the timely arrival ol the
strnmer Mlnrola, which took her In tow
and brought her (afsly to Port Towns
end. Litigation over the salvage claims
thus Induced la now pending. The ctfl
rers of the Northern l'acltlo Steamship
Company are gratified over what la con
sidered th well-deserved honor thus con
ferred upon the officers and crew of Ih
steamship so lately In the company's
arrvlo. Ledger.
The New York correspondent of Fair
play In a recent communication says:
A nine sum In salvage will probably have
to be paid by the owners of the British
snlllng ship Itangaror, now In Hampton
roads, from Passorean, Java, for Phila
delphia. The mishaps of tha ship com
nvinoed with the tllns of Captain Cong
don, and he waa left ashor at St.
HeJona. the voyage proceeding; with Mate
Harvey In command. She was next dis
covered by a Virginia pllotboat aground
a few mill's above Capo Henry, and aa t
heavy ara waa running which the crew
were afraid would swamp the ship, ih y
nlwndonud her and were landed by the
pllntbonot lit Fortresa Monroe. Mean
while the Baltimore pilots had heard of
tho stranding and arrived on the scene
with their steamer Just In time to llnd
tho ship a derelict. Th?y got her afloat,
and after parting one or two hawsers
and experiencing another atranding, final
ly towed her Into a aafe anchorage. With
the return of line weather next morning
the Bangalore s crew repented their ac
tion and stnrtxl In search of, their ship,
but only to find her a prime. The Vir
ginia pilots are "kicking thems-lvis" for
likewise abandoning her and thus letting
their Baltimore rivals in for' salvage
flarch. 1896.
WATKK.
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which rhey eatlmat will amount to at
li-aat tai.'Ji. the alilp, with her carao
of B,0" tuna of augar, la valued al some
thtn Ilka f.w.
Tla barkenllna Kureka. whkh haa been
etixloiialy eipccled a-t Port Townaaud for
weral daya peat, put Into port yster
day forty-f.ve daya out from 6n Jie.
dn (lualmiiala. Her voyawe waa nu.rked
by Ill-luck which culminated on March t
In Ih loa of her mlas'nmaal. Or Kel
ruary Z John Mawnnherc a aeam;iii.
i'll. II waa burled at ara on th fol
io win day. He waa a native of rin
land, and M year old. Hhortly afl'r
Ih funeial Frank Herll'. firnt mat of
I lie veaiel, whll aetilnir up III 'lirl!i.
fell lo the deck from the rail and broke
hla .boulder. Hut little relief could b
(Ivan to Irr lufTeref until port waa
rurhed. Ilia Injury wa. attend d to
by Quarantine Orfieer Chalmirt. On
March!, when th Kuieka T.a- In lall
luda M dirre Iu minute noith and
longitude l.TI darre an I 2 mlnuK-i ml,
a heavy northerly eal did romud'rnhle
ilamae Heavy aeas were ahipiirj,
which aw'pl down the deck, cl'an.'.a:
out the (alley and Rooillnn a portion of
th cabin. When Ike norm waa at ta
height the mi ien stick went by th
board. It waa dctermlmd to run for
Ban Pranclaro for rafialra aid to 'and
tha Injured mala. Berlli wl.l be taken
ashore tonorrow mornlnir mid conveyd
to the t'nlted Stales marine Iwepita!.
Kxamlner.
WAITKIl! lIKKrSTF.AK. HAM AND
KUUB KOK ONE.
"Clod gave ua meat, but th devil s'nt
ua rooks." la a trite saying. Fmm bad
rookta, fast eating, and overeating,
cornea a whole train of dlaeauira Indlgea
llon, dysprpela, biliousness, catarrh of
lha stomach, headache, dlxslnee, and the
like. I kid alas gave ua a brainy man,
who compounded tha "Oolden Medical
Discovery." a corrertlv of all th III
resulting from overeating and bad blood.
Ir. Pierre, of BuSJalo, has furnished In
th "Discovery," a (real desideratum In
America, where everybody are In such
hurry lo make money they have no
Urn to eat, and eearcely any time to
live. It Invigorate the liver, cleans
Ih blood and tones up the system.
Delicate dljeaaea of either sex. however
Induced, speedily and permanently cured.
Hook of particulars 10 cents In stamps.
mailed sealed In plain envelope. Address,
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
Ml Main atreet, HufTalo, N. T.
TOO SMALL,
A Thine to HAla Bo Much Disturbance
About
New Tork World.
The beautiful though rlrhly dressed
young woman stood before the police
magistrate. Beside her on the bridge
waa her accuer. a atern-faced merchant
In the dry goods line.
"I'm not a kleptomaniac, sir," she be
gan, when the time name for her to speak
In her own behalf, "It's my first offense."
"That may be true enough, your hon
or," broke In the merchant, "but we
must be protected, you know."
"Hut the articles were ao small that I
didn't think my act In taking it would
lie construed In the light of a theft,"
pleaded the maldan ak-aln.
"I am extremely sorry for you," re
sponded the kindly faced magistrate, In
a husky voice, "but it la my duty to are
that the law Is maintained. W hat was
the article you took?"
Opening her purse, the accued with
drew a aomothing and placed It before
hi honor. "There It K" she said.
"It Is, Indeed, too small a thing to
speak of," muttered the magistrate, as
he unfolded a red slid bathing costume.
And aa the young woman walked ad
libitum from the courtroom she cast a
withering glance at th defeated mer
chant. .
TOMMY ATKINS.
Forgot the Quarrel and Held Out His
Hand.
TNsirson's.
Hhortly before the first Burmah war
broko out a dispute arose between the
crew of the frlgnt Fox and the men of
th Fiftieth regiment, both being sta
tioned at Portsmouth at the time.
So heartily was the quarrel taken up
on either side, and so fierce and fre
quent were the fights K'twen Jack Tar
and th soldiers, that the auhtorltles
deemed It advisable to tvmove the Fox
from Portsmouth to 8plthead.
8hortly afterward It waa ordered out to
Burmah: so was the Fiftieth, but by
transport.
A gee part of Ih crew were detailed
for land service. They crossed the Irra
waddy to where th Fiftieth were sta
tioned, and surprised the commanding
officer by a request to present a pMltlon.
Thla he consented to hear, and found
that It was nothing- less than that they
should be allowed to go Into action side
by aid with their late enemies, the
Fiftieth! The one knew th sterling
fighting qualities of the other.
Tommy Atkins held out his hand, and
the quarrel was forgotten.
RULES TOR RRAYER.
Charles Love Benjamin In the March
Century.
Before you venture on the main.
Pray once you may return again.
Before you Into battle go.
Pray twice you may escape the foe.
But ere you take a wife perdle!
Your prayers should not be less than
three. From th Spanish.
APTLY DESCRIBED.
Chicago Post.
"W. h. a vprv IntArAsHn. Hlscttanlnn
I In regard to Napoleon at our club to
I day." she said.
"Then I sitppose you know all nbout
him now," hi- replied.
"Yes, Indeed," she responded promptly.
"He's the man the magailnes have been
booming for the last year or two."
"Do you desire the peace of Europe?"
Chorus of great powers:' "That depends
on which of us, gets the biggest plec'."
Texas Sittings.
TWO urn BATUD
Mr. Phte Thomas, of Junction City,
III., was told by bar doctor sn had Con
sumytloe and that there was ao hop for
hr, but two bottle Dr. Klnsrs new 11s-
roverr Pomtilnely cured hT. srel ah says
It a.T4 her Uf. Mr. Thomas Kfgtrs,
im Florida street, Ban Francisco, suffered
from drtadfuj cold, approaching Con
sumption, triad without mult everything
Is then bought on bottl of Dr. King's
New Dineov-ry end In two wks was
cured. II I naturally thankful. It I
such rasutts, of which thss ar samples.
that prove trut wonderful ffleacy of this
nvdlcln In Coui and Colds. Fr trial
Dottle at Ches. Rogers' Drug Btor. Reg
ular sin V) a nt snd II Wi.
W'HRRB UK WOULD COMK IN.
W ashlna-ton Btar.
"Hiram, I wish you'd bought S bond or
two." said Mrs. Comtoas!.
"Wall," was Ih thoughtful reply, "fur
a man that ain't got no bigger chunk
of capital lo Invest than I happen lr
have, I drnno e I'd b better off tr
put my money Inter umnt securt
lie." "I was n't Ihlnkln' about th money-
makln' part of It. I wanfd yer to come
forward In yer humbl way an' buy 'm
ex an act of patriotism.
"Wall, Mandy, If that Is what Imther
y, y needn't worry no mora. When
It rome tor th patriotism part I'll b
right on hand. I'll hlp pay th Inter
est on 'em."
KARL'S CLOVKK MOOT. Ih great
Blood tiurcfler, give freshnes snd clear
ness lo th complexion sad curta Cor
stlparlnn, S eta, SO ct.. fl. 0
For sal by i. W. Conn.
IT WAB A COMPnOMIHK.
Wlnnlpesf Nor'wester.
Johnny I found U) cents this morning.
Mamma-What did you do with It?
"Jlmmle Watts was with me. and I
gave him half of IL"
"What made you do that?"
"You see, netther of ua licked."
All th patent medicines advertised In
thla paper, together with th choicest
perfumery, and toilet articles etc., can
he bought at th lowest prices at J. W
Conn's drug store, opposlu Occidental
Hotel, Astoria
THE SAME OLD JOKE.
Milwaukee Illustrated News,
cm Lady (In the country! I get
Impatient for th new out here. The
malls ar so Irregular!
Old-Fashkmed Grand mother-La! Bo
they was In my young daya T couldn't
trust 'em at all.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria
Th last day of n'gro criminal In
Texas had com. II waa awakened and
asked what he would have for break
fast, and waa told he could have any
thing hr liked. "Den, boss, I reckon I II
take er watermllllon." "Watermelons
are not ripe yet." "N'ebber mind, boss;
I kin wait" Texas Sifter.
A GOOD WORD.
Mr. J. J. Kell, Bharpsburg, Pa:
Dear Sir: I am glad to say a good
word for Krause's Headache Capsules.
After suffering for over three years with
acute neuralgia and Its consequent In
somnls (which seemed to baffle the ef
forts of some of our beat physicians)
you suggested this remedy which gav
me almost Instant relief. Words fa'l
to express the praise I should Ilk to be
stow on Krauae s Headache Capsules.
Gratefully yours.
MRS. E. R. HOLMES.
Montrose, Pa.
For sale by Che. Rogers, Astoria, Or.,
sole sgenU
Sir Franrlse Scott, command'r of th
Ashantee expedition, has taken luncheon
with Queen Victoria since his return to
England, and is now one of th Hons of
the moment In London.
Don't Invite dtappointment by experi
menting. Depend upon On Mlnut
Cough Cure and you hav Immediate re
lief. It cures croup. The only harmless
remedy that produces Immediate results.
Ches. Rogers.
F.tnathan Corrlrurton Gavitt, who died
the other day In Toledo. O.. at the age
of SS years, was a noted pioneer of Meth
odism In Ohio, and the author of
"Crumbs From My Saddlebag." a book
that had a wide popularity some years
ago.
J. W. Pierce, Republic, Iowa, says: "I
hav used One Minute Cough Cure In
my family and for myself, with results
so entirely satisfactory that I can hardly
find words to express myself as to Its
merits. I will never fall to recommend
It to others, on every occasion that
presents Itself." Cha. Rogers.
"I believe," aald the enthusiastic young
author, "that the first thing a man
should do when he proposes to write a
paper of sny kind Is to get full of his
subject." "I disagree with you," replied
his more mature friend. "In fact. I
shudder to think of what might result
If I followed your advice." "What are
you working on?" "An address on In
toxicating liquors to be read b-fore our
temperance society." Washington 8tar.
Mr T. S. Hawkins. Chattanooga,
Tenn.. says: "Shlloh's Vltaltser 'SAVED
MY LIFE.' I consider It th beat rem
edy for a debilitated system I ever used."
For Dyspepsia. Liver or Kidney trouble.
it'excela. Price 7S eta
For sal by J. W. Conn.
During her recent stsy at Rome th
pone received Minnie Hauk In special
audience, and rave her permission to be
present at th private mass celebrated
by the nope himself In his private chapel
on New Year's day. A few da-s after
ward the singer was presented to th
sire, and sang a few songs at the Qulrl
nal. Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
The up-to-dat woman carries a silver
flask In the rewwses of muff or pocket.
She doesn't depend on her vinaigrette
to revive her when he feels faint.
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of ll la leavening
Strength. V. S. Oovrnst Report
Tha noisy chatelaine will be an ac
companiment of the summer gown.
ROSS HIGGIS.&CO
Grocers, : and : Butchers
Astoria and Upper Astoria
Fin Test ni Coffers, TaM Deltrscs. Domtstk
ana Tropical rrultt. vtrcuoiei, sugar
Cured Haas, Bacon, Etc.
Choice Fresh and Salt Meats.
Few Hen Would Ask
for a Finer Dinner
than those we serve We're trying In
every way to make them th most en
joyable in town. All the "good thing"
of the season cooked by our excellent
cook In the most delicious style. Per
fect service.
If you Invite a mend to the Palace
Restaurant the place Is a sufficient guar
antee that he will receive a good meal.
The Palaee Hestaarant
Snap A Kodak
at any man corning out nf
eur stor and you'll get a
portrait of a aisn brimming
r wIWi pleasant tlieoglila.
Mi h niikilty I the lienor.
Hive leerterareeumiKh te
' PIEASE ANY MAN.
Corne and Try Them
HU'iHEM oV CO.
North Paeifie Brewery
JOHN KOPP.Prop
Bohemian Lager Beer
And XX PORTER.
Lar order with J. L. Caiieoa at th
Bunnystd Saloon or Louis Boantg at
in Cosmo poll lo Saloon. Ail erdare will
a promptly attended to.
It is the
direct line
The difference between
the Burlington and all
other lines to Omsha,
Kansas City and St. Louis
U the difference between a
direct line and e line that
Isn't direct.
The Burlington Is th
direct line
It Is from SO to Cf mil
miles shorter than any
other routs to the south
and southeast. Tim and
service are corresponding
ly satisfactory.
Tickets and time tables
on application to the local
ticket agent or by address
ing A. C. SHELDON. O. A.,
Portland. Or.
E. flcNElU keceiver.
HP
Gives Choice ,
of
I
mo Transcontinental
Rotates,
Via
Via
Spokane
Ogden, Denver
and
St. Paul.
and
Omaha or
M. Paul.
Pullman and Tourist Sleet
Pre Reclining Chsire) Car,
Astoria to San Francisco.
State of California, Thursday, March .
Queen, Tuesday, Varcb 24.
Bute. Sunday, March 29.
Queen. Friday, Auril 1
State, Wednesday, April 1
Columbia, Monday, April 13.
Astoria and Portlnd Steamers.
The R. R. Thompson will leave Astoria
at 7 p. m. dally except Sunday; leav
Portland at J a. m. daily, except Sunday.
The Steamer LurZlne will ldave Astoria
at : a. m. dally, except Sunday; leav
Portland at I p. m. dally, except Satur
day.
For rates end general Inf ormatloo esJJ
on or address
Q. W. LOUNSBERRT,
Agent.
W & HTJRLBTJRT.
Gen. Pas. Agt- ""Hand, fir
Are Yon Going: East?
Be sure end eee that your ticket
reads via
T
HE NORTH-WESTERN
LINE.
CHICAGO.
ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS
and
OMAHA RAILWAYS.
Thla la tha
GREAT SHORT LINE
Between
DULUXH,
ST. PAUL.
CHICAGO
And all Points East and
South.
Their Magnificent Track, Peerleee Ves-
tlbuied Dining ana Bleeping; car
Trains end Motto:
"ALWAYS ON TIME "
Have given this road a national reputa
tion. All classes ot paasengera carried
on the veatlbuled trains without extra
charge. Bhlp your freight and travel
ever thla famous line. Ail agents have
lionets.
W. H. MEAD, F. C. 8AVAQE,
Qen. Agent Tray. F. and P. Agt
M8 Washington t, Portland. Or.
The woman who never say anything
but good about other people Is not going
to get Into any very great personal diffi
culty. PROVKN A BOON.
Gentlemen I have always recom
mended Krause's Headacne capsules
wherever I have had a chance. They
have proven a veritable boon In my
family against any and all kinds of
headache. Yours truly.
J. B. WALTER,
Leavenworth, Kansas.
For sale by Chas. Rogers, Astoria,
Oregon, sole agent.
4 SoUtitlflo America
eivtiT.
Tains aasaiira-
Dtaiote PATgaiTe,
SvUPINIGrlTS,
,lg.l"f '"jsal'isnd free HswKmoS writo
I tU- SU HsotDWir. KW !.
rl.le Mreeu for asertrtnf nsirnts M AmerU.
in roi
I lake
m lAUIenya notioegttsn tn olobaisauilu
trrt reenlslna af sire arteaUfle aaese I the
W"" p'.n'U'llr, llliMlratad. Mo luleuures
snao aftoa j tm wi!i.a u, Waekie, tJ-Via
Fuai , set buewf,jiw XarkCliy
QUNSET
9 LIMITED.
MKABON Or IS9fl'ift9-V
Mr ILL KUi
Tuiiee a Week.
BETWEEN
San Francisco
- . AND . .
New Orleans
Over the Great
unset jjoute
Leaving San Francisco
Tuesdays and Saturdays
a
From Tuesday, Nor. 5, 1895
The mot eomptet modern. legaotl7
equipped end perfectly arranged Vest,
buled Transcontinental Train In Amertrai
Naw Equipment, especially designed for
uue i
Direct connections in New Orleans
or all Eastern points. Quick time.
THE USTOHIfl SAVINGS BflKK
Acts aa trustee for corporations and in
dividuals. Transact a general banking business.
Interest paid on time deposits.
J. Q. A. BOWtiBT...
BENJ. TOUNO
FRANK PATTON....,
.....President
Vice President
Cashier
DIRECTORS.
J. Q. A. Bowlby. Q H. Page, BenJ
Toung, A. 8. Reed, D. P. sThompeon
W. SI Dement. Oust Hotel es.
THE ABOVE PICTURE DOES NOT
REPRESENT
A passenger tram on the Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul Railway. No. Its
tarins ar estlbuled, heater by steam,
and lighted by electricity. Each sleep
car berth has an electric reading lamp.
Its dining cars are th best In th world,
and its coaches are palaces oa wheels.
This great railway, connecting as It
does with all transcontinental lines at St.
Paul and Omaha, assures to the tarveling
public the best service known. Tickets
via the Chicago, Milwaukee and St, Paul
Railway are on sale at all railroad ticket
offices to any point In the United Statee
or Canada. For maps, folders and other
Information, address. '
C. J. EDDY, General Agent,
J. W. CASET, , ... , Portland, Or.
Trav. Pass and Tkt. Agent, ,
Portland, Or, j
SEflSIDESnWp.li.
A enmnt.l. at,w.lr .I 1. L .
v.va. w. iwuiwr vi nails
In the rough or dressed. Flooring, rus-
uc, coning, ana an amos ,or nnisn;
mouldings snd shingles; also bracket
Work done tn order Term. HioAnahl.
and prices at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. Office and yard
at mill. H. F. L. LOGAN, Prop'r.
Seaside, Oregon.
KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify
your blood, clear your complexion, regu
late your Bowels, and make your head
clear as a bell. 25 cts., SO eta, and Jl 00.
Sold by J. W. Conn.
INDORSED BY THE PRESS.
Gentlemen: This Is to certify that I
have used Krause's Headache Capsules,
with satisfactory results. I bought a
box which cost me 25c, and one capjuln '
cured me of a dreadful sick headache. '
My wife and myself have both used tlx
medicines manufactured by the Norman
Llchty M'f'g. Co., and we recommend
them to the publlo ss being Just wl-at,
they are represented. . ,
Respectfully. ', ' ' '
W. P. HUTCHISOX. '
Ed. Gasette. Pleasant Kilt, Va. '
Twenty-live cents, for sale- by Ciit
Rogers, Astoria, Or., sole agents. '..
--4
Captain Sweeney, V. S. A., San; Dlegi,
Cal., says: "Shiloh s Catarrli R- metiy .
Is th first medicine I have ever roar.d
that would do me any good." r-.kt' j
cents. Sold by J. W. Conn. ;
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