THIS - DAILY A8T0KIAN, ARTOWA; SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 17, 1896.
Tide Table
IMTB.
r'rl.lay
hstttrilnv
fiUNlAY ....
Monday
Tuesday . , , .
Wiwlnpwlnjr,,,
'i'lnir.ly
1'rlday
hutunlay
W.N DAY ....
Mun.lay
Tuesday
Wednesday,..
Thursday
fr'Niliy
Haturdar
MJNPAV
Msnday 1
Tuesday
Wedn.'aday ,
Thursday ....
J-rlday
lnrttny
t; N DAY. ...
Monday
TurUy
WsJui'aday.,,
Thursday
iil j . '
fcatiltilay
BIND.W .
MATTIIUM MA HI IN 12.
MovtmcnNol VmmIi nt Mom
axil tsiwlir
Hteamahlp Hiat will Mil
murniug lur lUn Francisco,
tomorrow
Tli i"sarea will leave up lha river In
Ihw morning. Hit has a charter.
Th. inl hiHdKT left out yesterday on
bar month's trick pilots Woods ali.i
MeWliu an aboard.
Teatimoiiy I Mm taken In Portland In
VIZ"9 nVm'n ""I"" "- '"""In by w'hkh nZ
In bark i-nla. . ,i,i.,. , ...
iluaeta
Tha llrlll.h alilp O W. Wolff. Captain
llullrr, la toaa, haa bn adk'd la lha
an ruula Hat frtHn Anlwarp.
Tha Hntlah bark llallorhmyla, lumlwr
lauan tr na aooin coaai, la aiMoira 10
arrlta down tha rlv.r Tuaolay.
!
Tha Itrltlak ahlp Hli-rra Kalr.ll. now
on in way rrom t aiiao to tnia iwri, naa aland by Nnrthup, aunh Hiuhiirana aa
charlrr lo load whaat. In aVptambar. Ilarrlaon and lppaw, and tha anilra na-
llonal Itapubhran parly, aa atnt Kllla
Th llrltlah hark I'a. lulua. whlrh all1 mid Ih Jdltchall. Ilourn. aad fualon
from Aatorta for Honolulu. arrlnd May I Itrpuhllrana. I am vry (lad lhal thry
Hha will load uar thr for Nw York, hava at laat thrown off th maak ao
that wa can aea lhro In all I hair trach
ltu four-maatMl bark Auatralla Wft try Knd prrrldy.
lip ihv rtvr for Portland yaatarday ur. Itourtt. Mr lluma. nor Mr. k.lla
niornlna-. whrra ah will dlarhara lha i cannot antar Into a bargain with tha I'op
ramalialar of har tin oargo, I ullaia and thn claim tha allrglanr of
I twnvat ltpublcana Ihla yar. lt tham
Th liroalan and Poal-laialllcancwr . call ua uolirra or traitor, but In lha
Bhoul.l not jaah Ih niinal, Mha dar th I knowlnla- of th Juaiira of our cau.
Iwat alia can. avn If aha dora hava to . mj our .jvocary of tha prlnclplra oi
tlrpand upon lha action of tha wavea and tru IlrpuhllranUm. Ihaaa . pallrta ol
wind for ter.ajiotioa otva har ahana. n will fall tutrailrwa al our Ikl
Captain ' Mrlurdaan Jaaaaa "With hi
CwlumlHn on Mamlay for a four waaka'
Inaiwilon trip lo Aluka. At HaajU Coin
maialrr Faranholt and l4vulnani-Com.
nuutdrr Mrnil will bo taken aboard. UR
Jui.a lu Mr. Marrlll will rvlKv Comman. ,
nr rarwuioii a inixor oi tnia aia. .
IMrl. i
A I'ort Tawnaand dlapalih aay
Vav 1
ral daya aao th nahlna achoorwr
Juuo, coainuuukml by Caplaia Jmmmv r-
rlvJ frwn Ut orlbn nahlna loka
with a r.ro of O.h. Whll. I.rr. Cap- ,
i.i. , hMaiM .nio. wtih ih.
charm of a young landy named Ko
Moulion. Whll Ilia aallant aklpnrr ,
aaknl hvr to b hi Ih wily mahlrn
laugh.-.! ami aaki aay. Hut Jrnaxn wna
not to I OJlduac lat nlaht ha In
vlia.1 Jdlaa Moulion la vl.u him alioard ;
Ilia boat. HIm a.vrptad th Invitation,
u. t...H ak Mr m aluMfil I ka ahll. lha I
anchor wa hcav-d am! th aiJioon.r tT"'.,',n ,"",oni ,n lh," ,,y, a',J, ,or
aallrd away for Ih. far north with tha ' H-puMlcantam. do not allow crrlaln Al
ytmng lady on board A. no ona hra l '""'"f" mt.lcad you on lha old.
MM.m to I- particularly Inlcra.lrd In j "fn-out pica of "rmu lar candktalea."
tha girl no affort waa mada lo detain Ih. ' , No camlldala la ranular who haa ob
flcrlmt , hoonr. I '"ln",1 ""'" by mcana of a
dirty trick and bara-faocd deception; so
Th. Hill achonar Mtwnllaht left Han . Cainlldat can ba regular who alanda
,-ranclaco Monday aftcrno. oatenalhly "" Platform that haa been kicked
for th. Mexican coa.t. Thera waa '' "or" ,h f'""ha of tna
amry afloat along th. wh.rvea lhat aa : rU-iaMdcan atata oonyentlona throughout
aoon a Hi got oulaldo tha head, her nion- N" ca.m11.lan. la regular who
couraa would m changed and ah would ; - enP'n to ba managed by
ba headed directly acroaa Ih. I'acMo for Jonathan tlourne. under tha Influeneo
mia of tha remote Bouth 8 lalanda. It i Pwalbly In Ih. pay of I'ennoyer e
waa whlapcred by aoino of Ih men who I Co-
aa.l.te.1 In nmhlmr Ih. voaacl ready for ' J""- Norrhup advocate, true Heptib
her voyaca that ah waa probably d- ,lt,' Prlnclplea-.Mr. Kllla aiouw worn
lined lo engage In Illicit traltte, either I 0,, nil exploded 1'opultat fallaclea!
In lha amua-glliig Una. or "Mackhlrdlng " Mo1" -al.r.Uy Ihla pirate crew
troll to lha myat.rtoue manner In ' aaaumad charga of the fopull.t ahlp ua-whl.-h
the veaael a crew acted while lha , rt"' command of Captain Jonalh-n
aioriHi were being put aboard, lha cua- , Hourna: befor th. carmwlBn In oer
ton.a omrtala concluded lhat aomothlng ,h 'H doulillaaa attempt a general
wrong waa on foot and they pluecd a fualon. Io not let them deoelv. you.
atieclnl walch on th. veaacl. Nothing rcauee they dare flaunt th "regular"
of a definite iharacler developed, how. ; H'publlcan Aair at the maathead of their
ever, and no provocation wa. rtlacovared "" hM. tor If you do they will aitraly
for Intercepting th. .hoon..r when aha " ymj f th aaf. hartwr of the
cn.t looaa her tinea and alnrted to aen. Hepul.llcaji party Inlo lha daiigeroua and
I'rrraiillona have been taken for keep. plrallcal wntera of IMpullam.
lug wwtnh on the Moonlight a move- I "' voted for Ellla Iwlca-whiit haa
m..mt. and upon hvr reupp.iiranc. at an ha dime to merit my aupport aa a Hepub
Amerlcan port .he will lie promptly over- . "wn fr third term? He ha repealcd
am,,!.,! ly voted with the gung who have held up
tarllT and flnnnrlnl left lain Hon for whlrh
our tnduatrtc nnd credit were Inngulah
The native of tha lalund of Manning , ,ylna;. almply hecauae our atrong
atralta and of the Hotnmona have again mP,y t.al,t..ri In ronRrea refune.1 to
become hlno.lllilrnty and are looking for ,io,i the hlhlolrlh nf the l'opillt tribe,
tradera ami mlaalotwrlea In twloher. Ac- I y true-blue Kepuhllcan owe far more
cording lo tha aloiHea told by aome of . . our n,lton luriy than to the o
tha iHH.pl' who arrlve.1 on tha Monojvai ciied Mllchcll It.pul.llcnn pnrly; nnd II
Hiitunliiy from tho Bouth Beua, the Holo-
mona recently maaaacreil a boi.t load 01
acnmcn who went aahore from the hrlg
Klo Ue, ami at Hunlunit two Kronch
men and ona American, whoae namca
could not ba aaccrtiilned. Were atnlibwt
ami bxheailcd. On tho Miinnlng tilriitta
lalnmla Uio atroclllea hava lieon particu
larly cruel. Thla group la Inhabited by
cnnnllmla. It la reluled of thetn that
line In March Ihey attuck.il a amall
tnullngi ai-hoonar aalled by a Kmnchnian
iuiiiuhI llitr.lema.il nnd an aaelatant
nanu-d Meyer. Holh men nnd elKht (Ill-
lx.rt lalan.ler who were aervlng aa tna boltera; aIkl tbvlr record ihowa It. Did
veaaela' crew ware beaten lo daath with they not hold up th regular Ropuhlluan
atonea. The bodlea of the murdered I.I- I cftucu nomine at Unlem during the laat
and aulKir wer taken Into tho Interior ..(n? dm they not aupport and vota
and a fnaat held. Tha remain, of the , wlUl Tillman and other Popullata In con
while men wore not eaten, but were. left gceaa agalnat auch Rvpubllcana aa Bhcr
on the benoh. The trading- alallon, nlKn( Morrill, AlUaon and KeedT Are
which belomred to amdamatix. waa t(,y not tvm no1l attempting- to fuae
broken o)en and looted. The altuntlon I Wtn r0xtllata all ovr Oregon for tha
haa bncoroa ao aorlou tlmt amall ataam- pUrpoao of electing a free allver Irgl.la
ara ha- been lent to tha lalanda by th tre?
tradera In order to take away the people , rj0 not aell your birthright for tha
connected with tha mlaalona. Tha Hev. mlncruble mea of pottaga thee frllowa
John A. Hoyd. of tha- Kngllah ml.alon think they have the power to offer you.
at Bouthweat bay. near whera Onrde- Th8 Republican parly la by birth, tradl
muux nnd hla men wore murdered, waa tan an)j history a aound money party;
nilHaliiR when h. waa culled for, nnd hla eVery true Republican la or oturht lo be
companlona fear that ha hit fallen . a a aound money Republican; every aound
victim to tho native.. Ho aturtrd oft money Republican atultlflea hlnwelt and
on a hunting trip to ba none but two ro refuaea to do hla duty who falla to aun
lltnio dnya, but he hnd not been aocn for port the aound money Republican ctuidl
two waeka when tht ataamer arrived. o,ite for congreaa.
The otlwra wcro taken awny and landed if ar,y of your Republican friend, talk
ut Tonga, to await the arrival of the . aliout regular nomlnntlona aak them If
mlaalonnry al.nmer Daylight, which will ) they know how Kllla waa 'nominated?
oonvay tlwrn to Bydney.-Han rnnclaco
Flxamtnor.
It'i Juat aa eaay to try Ona Mlnuta
Cough Cur aa anything el, Ifa eatler
in cur. a aaver cough or cold with It.
Let your next pumhaa. for a cough b.
On Mlnut uOUgn L'ura uetier i.imii-
cine; better
Roger.
ult; bettor try IU Chaa.
It will aurprla a good many well-Informed
people to learn that General Lew
WallucB receives hlnher pay for hla
writing than any other living American
author.
for May, 1896.
Illlill WATKH.
LOW WATKN.
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"NATIONAL" ItEI'UIILICANS.
As CoitraI)liuiilshcd (rum lh Mpu
riuus llllcliell-lioiirii (Iriiua.
Astoria, iir.. May IB. IMA
j To ui rilltori-.
I ata. Ur. June.ll.an Monm. a......-..
of lha MIlrMI committee, adltor and
j wrt owner of lha dafuncl l'orilanl Hun.
of several .liver mine and Avid
marshal of the allver-plated Republicans,
. boa fused with lha Populists; and Ihla
! la lha crowd that ralla honest money
i Republican "bolters." hawa.ise, ill.eu.ted
i rf.r mora for Judge Northup Ju.lao
Nurthup aiaiula on tli plailorm ahlih
, will b aditnj at HI. Ixiula en Julia 1(.
! th kind of idatform that llrnjamln llr-
rtaon, I'haunrry U 1hsm.w and all tha
ImiIiimc hr.iil,ii, an liiira of tha country
MVV darlaml furI ho ulnlfonr ihai
thrva-foiinha of tha Itrpuhllran ronvan-
Ilona IhruuaTlMtuI lha aula hava unuuall-
ndly looip1. And I. for on. f;r to
Tha itrpublioaa axinor warn ao lone
1 ami ilcfamlnd ao nobly by tha I'Iuhmxi
Knlfbl. aad inn which tha alataly llar
- rlaoa raat now luaira. can natrar b as
chancad for a allvar-platrd coat of I'opu
Uam. Our nait national laadrr to whom
n ba mrutl th aafkpln of Ihla
u-aary la bound lo kp It untarnUhcd.
Bourxl mony. protactlun and acrturuc-Uy,
i will tw Jnarriiml In tlwlr orur upon
our """"ha' atandard, and Ihoaa who
: wvuw iniu tnia uuinir in uia auai naa
! botur (a avr at onoa lo Ih Cuacy-
-
1 m tMWa boaua I lov my
country, hc-.ua. I am proud ot and ra-
vara my party hlatory. and bacaua I
Ullava tliat party will connnua to uidiold
th rmllt of tht country aa It haa r
uphald th national honor and tha Ameri
can haa'. and Ihu ballvvlna; I ahould not
do my duly did I fall to aupport Jud
Northup with all my might.
(X my fpllow-ltcpubllrana. In tlila crcat
wo woud atrengthen the hiui.la of our
next preitttont w. mint aend Judge
Northup to vungreaa to atnnd cui lioldy
for hla party und Ita principle; whereua
Kllla, If Uclcd, Judged b hla pant rc
onl, mtiat and would go off with tha
froa allver crowd and attempt to hold
up an eh tariff and aountt mony logli.1
Hon aa may ba aakv.1 fur by our party
leadora.
Hepul.llcana, do not allow youtn.'Ivc
to b deceived by the cry of lioltera; It
la the Klllaca, tha Bourn., and their
I'opullat coadjutora who ura lha real
xa them further who la managing EMU,
campnlirnT Who ala. la It but thla aame
Jonathan Honrne, -who nearly wrecked
the ambition nnd hope of aome of the
hrtKbtcat and moat promoting young
blood In the party; this attempted v
riucer of finical purity and conalxtency,
.lie mm e.io, a a nwireiiirj ui .no iw
publican state central committee, la at
the aame tlmo a Pnpullat candidate for
representative, nnd I. secretly plotting
to bring about an unholy alliance be
tween the candidates of the great Re
publican party nnd the most mischievous
dnmaffogues of Populism In the state ot
Orcg-on. Ara these "regular" republicans;
these KIM, lliurnea at at., calling
llimaelvea allver l(i'pulillciifi.7
lo not let thorn luol yout Keep your
yea vpun ami amy by thu nutiuiml He
publican party ami Ha cundlilat In Hi
Hmoiul coniirasalutml district, Judga
NortlMip,
NATIONAL ItKI'L'llLICAN.
O.iOTIJLIl OAHI-INKHH CAMPAIGN
CI.U1I.
' (l.ifn'ltiii," auld llrother Uardner aa th
CsniiiilMii Club came lo order at tna
command of tha g.ivul, "1 ar palnad to
aunuunca dat da lionurabl llu kwiit.r
Hlni'k, of Kintueliy, haa hoofed it fur
lit mllea otM't lo dirt roule to delllair an
addruaa laifo' dia elub, an' now am aalp
uu dv bench In da uumy ruoiii. it pain
nw, fuatly, vakiuHi h ar bo.lln' at my
wabln frt. ob oliarge aji' am one ot) u
biggest aalora t aber aaw; aecuiully, ba
kua I know Urn want to borry I, dvl
laha of m. an' 1 ain't gut da moral
courage to rvtooe hlin; thirdly, bvkaaa
h Ilka ill. town an' may neU-r return
Ui iilntiitky any mo', in which caa ba
may bxcvm alult a nuLaaiio dat Cilv
adum Junes will b callod upon to gib
hlin d grand bounc. It am awld, how
alar, dat h am biilllam orator an'
kuowa bow lu una up whllvwaah ao It
will look Ilk da fresco palntln' of Horn
an' Vwilc. Da oommltlea will o out
an' wok hint up an' bring him In an'
wa will gin hlin a fu r enow."
THK MAN KROM KKNTUCKT.
When Ih Honorable Uuckwatcr ap
piared on tha platform hla dlmenalona
xwliud lo b aa follows: Lenglh ov. r
all, 1 feet: braadlh of beam, I laot;
depth of hold, feet; carrylim capacity,
fourteen mine plea and a gallon ol milk.
II waa not a tvamlsoino man. On Ih
contrary, hla f.nl.il apiH-aranc would
have aont a Cold chill over any wldta
dial h happened to meet at mklnlal.l
on a lunely highway.' He eermed to l
good-tuitured, huwever, afal ha waa de
cidedly at hum aa llrother Oardnrr In
troduced him, and ha buwd right and
left ami ailtatal th lora wtilch paatd
out of hi. .hove.
A UOOD 8TART.
"Patriots of America," ha Ixgun In a
vole full of red-core waternulon, "let
us presume fur a niU.lt dat w am atand-
ln In da ahaditer ob de mighty I'yramlda
ob Kgypt. an' dal de time am Ian thoue
and years aa Aero It sandy drarl
atreU'Mn' away lur huialreda of mila
Wa kin aee de baser of a frmul. awman
approai'hln'. (.Cberra for deaerta and
woman I Bit buau'l got nuiny clothe
on. Her face am muffled up an' ah
walka with a limp. In on hand she
hulila a bowl of clam broth an' In da
odder a blaobanake whip. I Wild chairs
for clain brulh.) Oar am tears In har
eyes an' brr chin wobble. Hh. drawa
nlchtuT. Bh approach. IM nuher
aha ounw da mo' aha Itmpa an' da laatrr
Iwr tear faU. Ulmeby ah walks light
up lo ua, an WUl on haml an hobla
out d clam broih aa' wld da odder da
whip, an' aha kneels on de ground an'
humbly beaawoh man. her lord ar.'
auunr, to ewallar dal broth an' dn gin
har a HckMY. (In ten xcIuhiumii and
aaativrtAar cheer for lord and master
and llckicaT.) H drlnka up dal broth
wld a yuml rural yum I an n he frowa
down de bowl an' larrup her wld dal
bla.kam.ke till h can't boiler.
(Whuop for yuml yuml and larrup.)
Oat a a woman of d suit.'
THK VICUINNINU OP THK END. .
Th apeaker had mad a good start and
a pleasant exprrwelon, and ven Hrothrr
Uardner apeard to forget for tha mo
ment that a rniahl have u lend him
two dollar aad board him a coupl of
week for nolhln;.
'Ten thouaajnd y an ajro, oontlnued
th aiieaker, after leelln; of hla uj
pemlrr and Oindlna- ineca all O. K
"Woman waa a sia-vea thing -bar nam
waa mud. alua could ba stepped on aa'
walked on an (tunc outer da window.
aame aa a yeller dawg. (Crtee of In
dlgnatlon, ml lulled with ahouta for yaller
dua.) If alas amlled her husband tut
her wld a cabbage head. If ah wept
h thruw.d bor ober d fern, among da
blackberry buahe. On day da worm
turned. Dal pala-faoed. aad-eyed. wo
begun woman, woo waa lam In boat
leg an' all humped obr wld grief, aud-
dimly braced rlrhi up, got aa mad aa a
wet hen. an de fust thing her husband
knowed, he waa knocked down wld de
rollln' pin. (Tremendous ch.-er for lam
woman, worm and roHUaj pin.) t
can't say what brung about de change,
but It cum, an' dal was de bearlnnln' o'
womanhood de beglnnln' of de aand. D
ole man oiened hla ay In surprise, n'
he reckoned der waa aome mlatak
about It. but by da time he had bin
clawed bakUieaded an kicked around de
truck patch he mad up hla mind dal a
new epocsi had dawned on de k entry.
an' dat Lurlnd had cum to stay. Prom
dal time woman began to cum lo d
front. Bhe aot out to look a arret an'
puny, an' lo know brans wrhen de bag
waa untied, on If d. ol man looked
around fur hla blackanaii whip aha
mada a Jump fur da poker. (Cheers lor
epochs, Luclnda and th aew order of
things.) Lat woman gruwed an' gruwad,
an' got mo' saaay abery day, an' ah
anally turned Into da new woman of da
laat century.
THK WOMAN OP TODAY.
"My frvna," auld the orator, a. ha
wiped his heated brow and took a drink
of water, "woman haa gone on gltlln'
mo' Indriwndent an' sassy an' etklccated,
till she am hut we know her to be to
day. ' Hhe am puny an' aweet She
can kick aebcti feet high. Bhe kin rlda
a buckln hoss an' swim de rapids of
Nlagary. Sh kin apln a bike, make a
speech, fry pancake, climb a ire or
prcuch a sermon. (Tremendous up
piuuse, during which Shlndur WataOU
swallowed a peachaton and had to be
hung out of the alley window.) 8ha
write poetry, belna lo make the laws,
talks polytlcs, alia on de jury, patches
our brueohoe, Inrtooenrca congrtas an'
splits da wood fur da kitchen stove, (ln
tonse agltullon.) Dc Lawd 1)1. ss woman!
Let 'em put a ticket In da mid. Let
em organise and strive for vlot'ry. Let
ohcry multitudinous Individual wlilln
sound of my voice realise de coml.ltut-
shun ot the perrlKtiiuuhun an' walk up
to do enatuig-ulnod ballot box an' de
posit a wote fur de oonaangulntty of de
emancipated constitutionality." (Cart
loads of applause and hoots of approba
tion, lastlnar five minutes after the ora
tor disappeared.)
My frena," said Brother Gardner when
he could make hla voice heard, "mebbe
de nax' preladcnt will be a woman, an'
mohbe not- We will break de tneetln'
In two an' go homo and think about It."
M. QUAD.
ROYAL Baking Powder
has bcea mwwrded highest
honor at every worlTa fair
whera exhibited.
Senator Cameron Is trying to forget
all about free silver, apparently. In the
City of Mexico. He haa been the object
of much social attention there. A re
view of one of the cavalry regiments
was held In bis honor the other day.
Pur blood means good health. De-
Witt's Sarsaparllla purines the blood,
cures Eruptions, Ecxrma, Sorofula, and
all disease arising from lmpur blood.
Chaa. Rogers.
Mr. Anna B Whitman nf Mnribn-n
Mass., who died Inst week, almost 94
years oia, was present at tne laying of
me corner aione oi rsunaer xiiu monu
ment. DeWltt's Sarsaparllla Is Drecared for
cleansing the blood. It builds up and
strengthens constitutions Impaired by
disease. Chaa Rogers.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
CIIOLKHA IN KOVPT.
Cairo Hnnllary Authorities and Medical
Hpsciallat Talk of an Approach
ing K4ddemln,
Naw York, May J A apwial cable to
lha Herald from Cairo, Kgypt, says:
Th sanitary authorities and mrdkal
apeclsllsL har regard th lucres in
cholera, after the unsuccessful efforts
mada last winter to stamp out tha dis
ease, sa Indicating an approaching epi
demic. Tha ohanos of an outbreak la
Increased by lb present neat and Ih
falling of lha Nils.
An official bulletin report nineteen new
raaea In Alexandria, and grave tears ara
entertained respecting many othera. Ot
twenty death reported today, thirteen
were discovered by onVlals wnen Inspect
Ing dwelling houaea, as lha natives super
stltlously conceal tha cases that occur
and thua render Ih suppression of con
tagion Impossible.
Additional polio ar being went to
Alexandria Rogers Pasha, fltrsctor
general of lha sanitary department, left
her yesterday with assistant for Alx
andrt. .- ... .
Further army enlistments there have
been suspended. It I feared that th.
Mahmudlyeh canal, from which la drawn
Alexandiia'a water aupply, haa been In
fected. There hava been two doubtful
raaea In Cairo.
If you dealra best results In cooking ua
Ir. Price's Ha king Powder.
MENU POR MONDAT.
HreakfaaL
Prult
Cereallne, with Bugur and Cream.
Ilrolled eihsd.
Creamed Potatoes.
Rolls. Coffe.
Lunch.
Corned Heef Hash. Poarhed Kag.
Ilaked Apples. Cska. Tea.
Ilnner.
Chicken Soup.
Ilrolled Beefsteak, with Mushrooms.
Raked Sweet Potatoes. Ilnnana Prttters.
Lima ileana. Lettuce Bnlad. Wafer,
lc Cream. Cheese. Coffe.
A TWISTER.
A twister In twisting
May twist him a twist,
Kor In twisting a twist
Three twist make a twlt:
Uut U on of lb twtau
Untwlat from lb twut.
Th twist untwisting
Letwist th twist.
That la, when It's IwlaUd with
any
other twin than MARSHALL'S.
Teacher-What doe b-a-m-m-e-r aoell?
Tommy Don't know, ma'am. Teacher
What doe your mother drive nail with
etupldf Tommy A atove niter. Dan
Pranolaoo Wave.
m u.ua III. man a lull pu. Tflf HI
has gone, th pill has won. DaWltt's
Little Earlr Riser ar thaUttla nlila thai
our great Ilia Chaa, Rogers.
Business men. II you want to fix op
your office for Ih coming year, with tha
beet of letter heads, bill head, state
ments, tc, call at Ih Astorlan Job offlo
wna re you wui DM in beat af stock
and material.
Parties desiring the best of Job printing
al the lowest prices ah lid call at Ih
Aatorlaa Job ofllo batter going else
where. Regular Republican
TICKET
State Ticket.
For Bo pram Judg.
R. a BEAN.
Por Representative In Congress Beoocd
District
W. R, ELLIS.
For District Attorney,
T. J. CLEKTON.
County Ticket.
For Representative.
WM. F. McOREMDR.
FRANK U PARKKR.
For BharitC.
JAMES W. HARE.
For Connty Clerk.
F. L DUNBAR.
For County Recorder.
C 8. GX'NDERSON.
For County Commissioner.
HOWELL LEWIS.
For Connty Treasurer,
a L. WARD.
For Superintendent of County Bchoola
J. a SCUM ID.
For County Assessor.
C W. CARNAHAN.
For County Coroner.
RICHARD RICHARDS,
For County Surveyor.
N. D. RAYMOND.
Astoria Precinct.
For Justice of Ih Peace.
JOHN ABERCROMBIB.
For Constable.
FRED WICKMAN.
I871 1895
Fisfyer
Brothers,
Sell ASTORIA
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty.
Ship Chandelery,
Hardware),
Iron & Stel,
Coal,
Groceries & Provisions,
Flour & Mill Feed,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Loggers Supplies,
Fairbank's Scales,
Doors & Windows,
Agricultural Implement
Wagons & Vehicles.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed have tiled their final accounts In
ths estate of L. Wilson, deceased, and
the estate of Wilson Fisher, and that
the county court ot Clatsop county has
set Morula), ths x2d day of June, 1896,
at the hour ot 10 o'clock, for th hearing
of objections. If any ther be, to the al
lowance of said accounts..
1 J. Q. A. BOWLBT,
WILEY B. ALLKN,
Executors.
May U, 18M.
MANHOOD
ill r eeer-eientea.
ar atlraelaeax whleh Mi
STnTi-, ,.,.',,, . "e Mauieine u,
iifORElkUAf ImUSII.6. sua ta TturS aad
'aV.fVassVaf W.'SaU-aJ
A. V. AULICN,
VIAUH IN
Orocrflea, Flour, Feed, Provisions, Fruits
Vegetables, CroJtrry, OlaM and
Plated Ware. Logger' Supplies.
. Cor. Tenth and Commercial straat.
ST AMICUS
Telephone & Bailey Gatzert.
"T.lephone" leave. Astoria at T p. as.
dally (except Sunday).
Leaves Portland at 7 a. m. dally., ex
cept Sunday.
"Ball aatartH kaeve Lmtm m.,.
day, Wwlnaaday, Thursday, Prtday and
oamroay morning at ; a, sa.; Sunday
anlnf at T n m
Lmvm PorUand dally at I p. m.. ex-
ewpi aunoay. un aaturaay at 11 p. m.
WALtAC MAUZenV. Agent
Cheap
Clothing
Toe Bop La Clothing Padory and
swrehaat tallora, at as Bong atrMt,
toake nndarolo thing to ardar. Bulu
and trouMrs mad u fit parfaotly.
Every order punctually oa Urn and
satisfaction guarantaed, Good good
old cheap. Call and ba oonrlnosd.
ROSS HIGGIiNS k CO
Grocers, : and : Butchers
Asian aad Upper Aaterta '
Fan Tea saa Cefna. Table Delicacies. DoaMv
a4 Treekai f-rulla. VageisMaa. Sanr
tared Haws. Bate, tic
Choke Fresh and Salt - Meats.
NOTICE OP ASSEHHMUVT ON
EIOIJTEENTH STREET.
Nolle Is hereby given thai th assess
ment mada br ordituLne Kn i i.. . w.
city of Astoria, confirming the ase-
meiii. on rou co. it, ror the Improve
ment of Klshfeemh .im-i rmn -A...k
aid of Exchange atreH to Oie o.ith aid
of Orand avenue. In the city of Astoria,
will be due and payable on .ho loth day
ot June. UM, in United State gold or
allver coin, at the office of th city treas
urer, and If not ao paid within or befor
aaid time tha common council will order
warrant Issued for the collection of th.
sain. Th. assessment la as follows:
Paler Brown, lot s, block U, Bhlve-
ly's Astoria IMS)
Tbo Braeker, and half N 100 feot
lot L block M, Shlvelys Astoria 74 p)
Tbeo Braeker, und half N KM feet
lot X. block li. Shindy' Astoria a
Magdalena M. Claaaen, E half lot
. block M, Shlvaly's Astoria If OB
Ellen a Cherry, lot L block 111
Shlvlys Astoria lot 40
w m. Dench. 8. 0 feet lot , block
it, nmveiys Astoria 10 M
Win. Desich, N 41 feet lot 10. block
H. IHirvely's Astoria t M
wm. Uench and Rati Praoeto
Vlch. & I feet of M U Ina i
block it Bhtvely's Astoria too
n m. uencn area Kali Ftaneto-
' Vich. II. S feet nl V A m-t w 1,
block M, Shlvely's Astoria. 1 i
row.ru x ntoaes to., wt z, block
11. Shlrery's Astoria U 10
FtnnUb L. E. Church, trustee. 8.
fa) feet of N. HO teet lot IL block
14. Shlvely's Astoria. a 40
Finnish L. E. Church, trust, R
fci feet of N. l'JO feet lot H block
14, bhlvrly's Astoria 7 ft)
Kat Franetovlch. 8. 4 feet or 'if.
M feet lot W. block It, Shlvely s
Astoria..... ib
Tho. Houston, lot J, block 112,
Shlvely's Astoria 3 0$
Gertrude Harder, E. half N. lot)
feet lot X block H, Shlvely's As
toria jo jp
Sarah Harder, W. half N. 100 feet
lot X. block 11 fthlVMlv'a ,a
Sarah J. Harder, W. half lot 10.
oiock IU, Shlvely's Astoria. 14 to
Mary L. Harder, E. half lot 10,
block 111, Baiveiy'a Astoria. 14 0
Herman Marks, W. half lot t,
blOCk 11 RhlVMlv's lolnria IS AS
Abrnm E. Balte, 8. 100 feet lot 10,
block 14, Shlvelys Astoria. a
A. 8cliernekau, und half N. ICS) feet
lot L block li, Shlvely's Astoria.. 74 W
A. Bchernekau, und half N. lu) feet
lot 1. block 14- Shlv. lv'. jt.
John Vragliutan, & 60 feet kit L
oioca it, Hiiivery Astoria. 74
John Vraglnsan. R W feet lot Z,
oioca 14, onively Astoria a 40
F. R Wehher iwnMk Si ru. . ,-
and Is, block 14, Bblveiy's Astoria, I6S.M;
.no euiu 01 ta.se on uie iota aay of June,
Wsi, and the aum ot 14.88 on the loth day
of June in eaoh and every year there
after for nine Vears. tnarwlhe .K In--
eat on th total amount unpaid at ths
rat of t per cent per annum, said inter,
est to be paid at the time ot the pay
ment of each of said Installments.
Q. Zle-lee ' Int. H on., la ....t.
" - " mMM . UIUV
Shlvely's Astoria, txl.to; the sum ot 4U6.U
to be paid on tho 10th day of June, Xm,
and the sum of fcM.15 to be paid on the
lilt h flft V nf J.tna In A-nK .. 1 ..
" v m4M OIl.J J CO
thereafter for nlhe years, together with
nuarvsi on uie total amount unpaid at
the rata of S nep Mnt n-f . . i ... t . .
interest to bo paid at the time o'f the
iHVsM.ioi.i oi cacn ot said installments.
Abbi A. Douglass, lot 7, block 1J,
Shlvely's Astoria, U0; the sum of JIB on
the lOth dav nf J.ii.A let anrf ka
of 116 on the 10th day of June In each
and every year thereafter for nine years,
together with Interest on the total
amount unpaid at the rate of 8 per cent
iei cm. urn, sum interest to he paid at
tho time of the paympnt-of -ach of said
Installments.
W. L. Gibson, south 60 fee tof lots 11
and 12. block 14. 71.4l: the sum of $7.16
on the loth day of June, 1S96. and the
sum of 7.13 on the 10th day of June In
eaoh and every year thereafter for nine
years, together with Interest on the total
amount unpaid at tho rate of 9 per cent
per annum, aaid Interest lo bo paid at
the time of the payment ot each of raid
installments.
Nancy Welch, lota 4, 6 and 6 of block
13, Shlvely's Astoria, 146.30: the sum ot
124.63 on the 10th day of June, 1896, and
the sum or Ci 63 on the 10th day of June
In each and evey year thereafter for nine
years, together with Interest on the total
amount unpaid at the rate of 8 per cent
per annum, said Interest tobe paid at
the time of the payment of each of said
Installments.
Nancy Welch and James W. Welch,
lots 4, 6, (, 7, 8 and of block 11, Shlve
ly's Astorls, $193.64: the sum of U9.S6 to
be paid on the 10th day of June, 1S96,
and the sum of 119.36 to be paid on the
10th day of June in each and every year
thereafter for nine years, together with
Interest on the total amount unpaid at
the rata of 8 per cent per annum, sola
Interest to be paid at the time of the
payment of each ot said Installments.
By order ot the common council, dated
May U, 1896.
H. E. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge.
RESTORED. V-sJra.
Lt laa
a.
Mcaral ai .eieiw sea
aa ks-au. a. ... ... i.
earn la aeat packet t ar tea. sar , a easll eeeal r-li
tree. aeM v all drusflata. Aak ear tt. 4aa ae atkar aumvu.- .
raiie, e-eeaaa. UaaePena ns "ee
Tasahill ele '--. -
J. W. COSS, Agent, Astoria.
THE ABOVE PICTUKC DOES NOT
REPRESENT
A pasasngar train on th Chicago, Mil.
wauke and St. Paul Railway. No. Its
tarlns ar vestlbulad, heater by steam,
and lighted by lectrlcity. Each slep.
car berth ba an alectrt reading lamp
Its dining car sr th beat In th world,
and Its coaches ar palace on whls.
This great railway, connecting as It
do with all transcontinental line al St
Paul and Omaha, assures to Ih larvsllng
publlo Ih best eerrtoe known. Tickets
via Ih Chicago, Mllwauk and St. Pal
Hallway ar on sal at all railroad tick!
office to any point In Ih ttnlted Slate
or Canada. For map, folders and othav
Information, addreaa.
C. I. EUDT, General AgnL
7. W. CASET, Portland, Or.
Trav. Pas and Tkl. Agent,
Portland, Or.
E. ncNEIL, Keclvr.
o) o m
Gives Choice
of
Tuio TraDseontineDtal
A aaaamaaaammmaa' tr-
KOUieB,
Via
Via
Ogd'eh.Denver
and
Omaha' or
M.Paui.
Spokane
and
St. Paul.
Pullman and Tourist 8lorr
') Rollnlna Chair Car '
Astoria to 5an Franclsxo.
Columbia, Thursday April tt
BtaU of California, Tuesday, April S.
Columbia, Sunday, May 1.
Btat of California, Friday, May t '
Columbia. Wednesday. May It
BtaU of California, Monday, May 11
Columbia. Saturday, May SL
But of California, Thursday, May &
Astoria tod Portlnd Steamer.
T. J. POTTER
Leave Astoria daily, xoept Sunday.
at T p. as.; kear Portland dally, xoept
Sunday, at 7 a. m.
R. B. THOMPSON, .
Leave Astoria dally, exoaet Buaday at
t:4 a., aa,; leave PorUaad dally, xopt
Baturaay, at s p. m. ,
For rate and general Information can
oa or address
6. W. LOUN8BERRT,
, : Agent. ;
W. H. HURLBURT. '
Gen. Pas. Agt, Portland. Or.
Are Yon Golds: EastV
B sur and ae that your ticket
read via
THE NORTH-WESTERN
1 Line.
CHICAGO.
ST.PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS
sand
OMAHA RAILWAYS.
This la tho
GREAT SHOKT LINE
Btwa
DULUTH,
ST. PAUL,
CHICAGO
And all Points East and
South.
Their Magnlflcont Track, Peerless Vea-
Ubuled Dining and Sleeping Car
Trains and Motto:
"ALWAYS ON TIME "
Have given this road a national reputa
tion. All classes of passengers carried
on the vestlbuled trains without extra
charge. Ship your freight and travel
over this famous line. All agents have
tickets.
W. H. MEAD, F. C. SAVAGE.
Gen. Agent Trav. I . and P. Agt.
24S Washington St. Portland, Or.
Be sure
be very sure-
that when you ask for a
ticket via the Burlington
you get a ticket via the
Burlington.
No matter what your ob
jective point Is, you can
reach It via our line
EASILY. QUICKLY, COM
FORTABLY. CHEAPLY.
Two routes to the east
and south via Billings,
Mont, and via St PauL
To Omaha, Kansas City,
f r I and St. Louis, the route
via Billings, being over
100 miles shorter and many
hours faster than any oth
er, la preferable. To Chi
cago and points beyond
take the Burlington from
Billings or St Paul as you
wish.
Tickets via the Burling
ton and time-tables of th
Burlington on application
to the nearest ticket agent
A. C. SHELDON, G. A.
rorttaad, Orego.
Btt oat bob -porannnna
remedy fur Uonorrhuia,
Gleet, Ssermatorrhu'a,
Whitee, QBDStarsl dia
chargee, or any InnaoiBia
Hod, Irritation or ulcera
tion of nine an a m.m.
,ntEm OstS'eii (J branee. Noo-Mriniiiil.
8lWTI,0.r"l "r "sagglasa.
I br axprves, prepaitl, foi
. l li on, or 1 bottlna. i.75.
a CiKulsr ecu' uu request
PROFESSIONAL CARPH.
JOHN T. LIGHTER,
ATTORNET-AT-LAW.
Orflc, upstairs, Astorlan Building.
Da ELIV JANSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over Olsen's drug stors. Hours,
lo to 11 a m.; 1 lo f and 7 to I p. m.
Sundays, W lo IL '
Da a B. E8TE8,
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Special attention to diseases of woman
and surgery.
Offlc over Danslg.r's store. Astoria.
Telephon No. 2.
JAY TUTTLE. M. D.,
PHYSICIAN, SUROKOW AND
ACCOUCHEUa
Office, rooms I and (, Pythlaa Bulldlnff.
Hours, 10 to U and I to I. Ruaideooej,
t Csdar stret
H. T. CROSBY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. '
4(1 Commercial street.
J. Q. A. BOWLBY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Offlc on Bond street, Astoria, Or.
J. N. Dolph. Richard Nlxoo.
Chester V. Dolph. .
DOLPH, NIXON DOLPH,
ATTORNEYS AT I-AW. :
Portland. Oregon, 14. C, M and 37.
Hamilton Building. All legal and col
lection business promptly attended to.
Claims against ths government a spe
cialty. .
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
TEMPLE LODGE NO. 7. A. F. and
A. JoL Regular communications held on
th first and third Tuesday .raning eC
each month. '
. ' O. W. LOUNSBERRT, W. M.
E. C. HOLD EN, Secretary.
MISCELLANEOUS.
W. C. CA88ELL,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Notary Public
471 Bond a treat
WHEN IN PORTLAND Call on Jno.
F. Handler t Co.. 114 Third street, and
get th Dally Astorlan. Vial cor need
aot mis their morning paper whll ther.
J. A FAST ABEND,
GENERAL : CONTRACTOR,
HOUSE, E5IDCE BSD BfURF BUILDE?
-HOUlst MOVER.
"Moves MesrtBf Tswta 4er RserL
ASTOSU
after (Deals!
Or at any other tim
wbeto you wish good
'c!-bx aak "for tb well
known, home-made,
. band poade, wbiu labor
-iga
"Ia Belle Asstoria "
Conceded by all imokers
to be tbo best etgar
manuiaotared. t
W. F. SCHIEBE,
71 Nintt? Stitat,
asteria. Oragaa.
BREMNER & HOLMES.
Blaclcssmitbtv
flrsMdeJ attentton raid tn etsaimhnait re-
pairing, Orn-ctaa bvraeW'Df. te.
LOGGING CiUBP EOEK A SPECIfiliTY
17 Ohiey treet tVttwwen Third and
and Fourth. Astoria. Or.
B.F.flliliEj&SOiS
Wail Paper. Artfttt' MaVrrlall. Palais,
Oltt, Glass, etc Japaoea stardnrs.
Rugs and Bssiboo Goods
365 Commercial 8treet-
USTORlll PUBUC liLBW
READING ROOM FREE TO ALL.
Open very day from o'clock to IJi
and (J to I JO p. m.
SubacrlptioB rate t par annum.
B.W. COa ELEVENTH DUANB BTS.
J. B. WYATT,
Pbos Ne. 6S
Asteria, Orego
Hardware,
Ship Chandlery,
Groceries,
Provisions,
PAINTS and OILS.
Special Attentlo Paid to Supplying Ships.
Few Hen Would Ask
for a Finer Dinner
than those we serra W'r trying la
very way to raak them th most zv
Joyabl In town. All tho "good thlnga"
of th season cooked by our excellent
cook In th most delicious style. Per
fect rv1ce.
If you Invite a friend to the Palaot
Restaurant th place Is a sutlclent guar
antee that he will receive a good meat
The Palaee Sestaorant
THE BOARD OF TRADE-
PETER DOUKELL, Prop.
ONLY THE FINEST LIQUORS.
Cor. Tenth sad Bead Street.
They Uck Life.
There ar twines mid to fisherman.
on th Columbia river that stand In
the same relationship to Marshall's
Twine aa a wooden Image doe to th
human being they lack strength Ut
evenness and lasting qualities. Don't
fool yourself Into the belief that other
twine beside Marshall's will do "ti
aa waU." They won't. They cannot.