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IN Third atreet
The only significant thing about Mr.
Bryan's carefully prepared, and It Is
to be presumed often revised speech of
last night is the fact that It Is almost
entirely taken up with explanations
nd protestations as to the meaning Of
. . , fh .... ... wi.'ous workingmen in 1SS3 to the pi'sitlon certain debris, which Is the result ofjrv and natural In another month.
his platform ana the purposes or nis, .... , , .1
party. From the bold .nd agive W '' '"'" ' Mr' Wni:ntur.l Nnllly w aste and .Uvay. doe. j
Itlon he assumed at Chicago and thought they were cheering him. but it , not escape as It should, but remains J Memory Is a little treacherous now
position
which he maintained until Chairman
Jones was called upon to interfere and
hut op his mouth. Bryan has already
been put upon the defensive; and this,
too. before the campaign has been for
mally opened, and before one solitary
Republican speech has been delivered
purely in the interest of the national 1
tleket. The real significance and im
portance of this fact can be readily
understood by every experienced poli
tician. If Mr. Bryan finds it necessary
to spend so much time, and especially
on such an occasion as the Madison
Square meeting. In an attempt to re-
Ileve his campaign and the plafrora on
which It stands from tne sinister ap-
pearance which it spontaneously as
sumes to the mind of every intelligent
and rational citizen, what will he do
- when the campaign opens, and the men
who are so much his superior in mental
equipment and public experience begin
the earnest work of pointing out and
explaining to the country the vicious
tendencies of the school of politics to
which Mr. Bryan belongs, and the revo
lutionary meaning of the Popullstic and
Socialistic declarations of the platform
upon which he Is obliged to stand?
There is little room to doubt, srsce
his speech of last night, that Mr. Bry an
and his advisers fully realize the diffi
culties of the campaign which lies be
fore him, and that to their minds at
least the noise and delirium of their
Populist allies is not to be mistaken
for a victory already won.
A FORETASTE OF BRYAN.
Those people who think that even
if the Bryan party should tm success
ful it would be some time before the
ill effects predicted could be realized
are invited to consider what Is already
taking place.
Within the past two)
weeks ".OOrt men have been thrown out
of employment in the iron mints of
Michigan. In Massachusetts more than
17.000 operatives in the mills have been
let out and throughout the New Eng
land state the addition to the army of
Idle labor has recently been greatly
Increased and the number is being
steadily augmented. Everywhere, in
fact, those interested In productive en
terprises are as a matter of precaution
curtailing operations. In order that
they may be prepared for any exigency
of the future. In financial circles there
is manifestly a feeling of serhms ap
preii?nsion. The banks are curtailing
discounts and calling In loans. Cap
italists are putting their affairs into
the best condition for safety. Money
on call rose to 7 per cent yesterday,
probably for the purpose of checking
bear speculation, anj the cjues-i-,n of
issuing clearing l-'us c-:rti " cat -s as a!
means of averting ine panicny ten
dency Is said to be under consideration.
There has been a marked decline in
all kinds of securities, demonstrating
a growing distrust. It Is not merely
the stock market that is suffering from
this state of things, but every Interest.
The farmer, the manufacturer, the mer
chant, and the laborer are all experienc
ing the hardships incident to this con
dition. Can any rational man doubt that the
cauje of all this is the apprehension
growing out of the free silver agita
tion? Even men who feel confident
that the effort to overturn the finan
cial system of the country and bring
the United States to the silver stand
ard will fall are not willing to take any
great chances. They propose to make
themselves secure In any event. The!
men of capital, the employers of labor.
Intend as far as possible to fortify
themselves against the threatened dan
ger and be prepared, In cage of its real
zation. to escape with as little dam
age as possible. This they can do. But
what of the men of labor? Thrown
out of employment, with no means of
protecting themselves from the men
ace of a debased currency, what sort of
a prospect is before them? Probably
before the day of election, as matters
now look, a million of people now em
ployed will be thrown out of work.
They and those dependent upon them
must suffer and bow shall they be able
to recoup themselves for this loss and
privation? There is no way. The cap
italist may regain what he now sacri
fices, even should the country be re
duced to a sliver basis, but for the
sacrifice Imposed upon labor there can
be no relief.
History Is repeating itself. The agi
tation for a policy of currency debase
ment Is having the same effect now as
It has bad In the past and It is falling
most heavily upon those who "earn
their bread by the sweat of their face."
The pity Is (hat there should be iy
of tlila class who do not m !eiMiHl It
and permit themselves to be deluded1
by the false promise that they will be
bonefltist by a policy that will dimin
ish by one-half the vttrvhnsJnif power
of their waives. They ounht to leant
something from what la now taking
place.
"We propose," ald Mr. ll.ind, at AI
t.Mipu, ' to put the laboring people of
the loumry to work, and not have
them tranipin for work." At Hmttltift
dnn he sjild "We Intend to sup the
s.-llins of bonds and the borrow in of
money In Europe." So far as the !nttr
proposition is ooneontc.l. Mr. island
r.il.ht have changed the tense of his
declaration and kept entirely within
the bounds of truth, if he had said.
'v have already stopped the sale of
American securities and rendered ylt
imivisis.ble to obtain capital In I'iiimi;
for investment 111 this o- r;,;.
lland nivist have heen " . V or cr.y
with the emotion of i t -f S-ivcho
Pania Ir ! iv.t lr , - ...uci.. , f
IV. n Qui... e o have made such state,
ments t , .e Intelligent KepuMlcaa
workinsmen
r;:'nd haa liv
of Pennsylvania.
M
enough toobsene
the distinc .. n l-' iw-er the clasa of
nun h r 'lr's;-.'. !:i Die a at in.H's
tri.il rcKic. a ei' l ;yivanla a-.d t'.io
corn m id lu.cts he Is ufvd to tniU.r to
in Mifsoura. These men tM S ard r. i
son. and Mr. Pdand ouk.;-. to hn e kn wn
that they hold him and his Juvenile The kidneys and bladder, sometimes
leader as much responsible as any oth- become torpid and weak from unaacer
er two men In the fnltej States for talnable causes. When this occurs
the ruin of their industries and the their discharitlns; functions Is of neces
chanse in their condition from prosper- sity very Improperly performed, and
is patent to everyone who knows them
that they were only laughing at him. ;onous humors and dangerous as well some thttms worth remembering, unless
Neither Mr. Pryan nor Mr. Bland as painful diseases. It Is one of the j one haa an experience like that which
ought to make campaign speeches In beneficent effects of Hosteller's Stem-! came t Mr. I'. K. last. .Moffatt's
Pennsylvania. There Is such a thing, ach Hitters to gently stimulate the url-lcreek. Va . who savs "I had be.-n suf
as taxing the patience and good humor ,' nary organs, and prevent them from j ferlng for years with a torpid liver and
even of well bred people too far: some- lapsing Into a state of inactivity, al-1 found no relief until I took Simmons
boJy m':nt sot hurl " Mr Kti.n or
Mr. Bryan talked too much in Penn
sylvama-
j It is a significant fact that in the list
I of ten items constituting the mineral
i products of the Vnlte.1 States for 1S53.
I silver represents less than one-elght-
eenth of the total value. The output
of co,.pvr was wonh moPe ,han that
n .liver and the coal and Iron ivrod -
-
ucts w ere resiectively three times as
valuabl. But nobody is clamoring for
me purvne vu v..c uu.tr
by the government at an exorbitant
price for the benefit of the mine own -
ers-
F.x-Governor J. M. Thayer, of Nebras-1
ka. who lives In Lincoln, gives bisi
word for it that Bry an can't carry his ' From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun
own ward, his own city, or his own derman, Dlmondale, Mich., we are p.r
county, and that Nebraska will go mltted to make this extract: "I have no !
against him by 25. 000 majority. hesitation In recommending Dr. King's
BRYAN IS NOTIFIED
(Continued from First Page.)
paid, a rising standard must be of ;
more benefit to the companies than to
its policy holders. Much solicitude is '
being expressed by our opponents for
the depositor in the savings banks. 1
i They constantly parade before these de.
positors the advantages of the gold
standard, but these appeals will be In
vala. because the savings banks de
positors know that under the gold
standard there Is an Increasing danger
that they will lose their deposits be- "d.ir c ui:is" who wtre at uch pains
cause of the inability if the bank to to hunt thein up in warm weather.
collect theix assets and they still fur-:
ther know that if the gold standard ts Carelessness In girlhood causes the
to continue indefinitely, they may be greatest Buffering and unhapplmss In
compelled to withdraw their deposits after life. Little irregularities and
tn order to pay living expenses. It is weaknesses in girls should be looked
only necessary to note the Increasing after promptly and treatment given at j
number of failures in order to know once. Dr. Plercj's Favorite Prescrlp. j
that the gold standard is ruinous to tion promotes regularity of all feni
merchants and manufacturers. Inlne functions, makes strength and
"Relatively few, whose wealth con- builds up a sturdy health with which
sists largely in fixed Investments, have to meet the triala to come. The Fa
tile right to use the ballot to enhance vorite Prescription is not a universal
the value of their investments. Have ranacec. It is good f r but one thing. :
not the rest of the people- the right to It is directed solely at one set of or-;
use the ballot to protect themselves gans.
from the disastrous consequences of a Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
rising standard? People who must Adviser, a 100S page medical work,;
purchase money with the products of profusely illustrated, will be sent fn-e;
toll stand in a position entirely differ- on receipt of :i one-c-nt stamps to
?nt from th position of those who own cover postage only. Address World's j
Tor.-y r r-.-.elve a income. The
.veil oe,og of the nation fir civilization
itself depends on the prosperity of the
masses. t
"As against the maintenance of the
gold standard, either permanently or
until other nations can be united for
its overthrow, the Chicago platform
presents a clear and emphatic demand
for the Immediate restoration of the
free and unlimited coinage
of silver;
and gold at the present legal ratio of '
16 to 1 without waitng for the aid or
consent of any other nation. ana sluggish and the need of a tonic and
"We are not asking that a new ex- j alterative Is felt. A prompt use of this
perlment be tried; we are insisting medicine has often averted long and per
upon a return to the financial policy, haP" fatal b"10"8 teven. .Vo medicine
approved by the experience of history i wl" ac' mor 8ureIy ln counteracting
and supported by all the prominent : A freeing the system from the malarial
statesmen of our nation from the days ' P0'"0"- Headache. Indigestion, Const!
of the first president down to 173. ; Patlon- D'"""9 VMd " Electric Bit-
"When we ask that our mints be
opened to the free and unlimited ciAn -
age of silver Into full legal tender mon-;
ey, we are simply asking that the
same mint privileges be accorded to i
silver that are now accorded to gold. J
"When we ask that this coinage be i
at the ratio of 16 to 1 we simply ask1
that our old coins and standard sli
ver dollars which it will be remem
bered contain the same amount of
pure silver as at first coined at our
mints, retain their present weight and
fineness."
FAILING MANHOOD
General and Nervous Debility.
Weakness of Boy an-1
Mind, hlfects of Rrrors
or Excesses ln Old or
Young. Robust, Nofclo
Manhood f illy Restored.
Mow to ELlarte and
strengthen Weak, Un
developed Portions of
Body. Absolutely ni
faillEgnomeTreatment. Reiieflts . I n a dir.
rrom fiO HtiLtes i.nd FnreiL'n
Countries. Send for Desert pti- e Book, ex
planation and proofs, mailed (w tied) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buf alo, N. Y.
Man lAfltlfV i
For
tirvii
must
tn. t
stidi
v''1CSt!--' 'tj K" t
Frd
k . ..-J V-y ,.
hy w til women try t
a a men en the wheel'.'
to scorchers ho resenih
niomi tn contour
li,k as u:ly
Th:s appllea
; the crescent
Professional bicycle cleaning ts the
'"t't mvupatlon for women Intent on
making extra pin money.
The w.m.att who does not
has cause to be thankful.
freckle
THOSE rsKFl'l. CONPI ITS.
to corrupt the blood and develop pols-
; ways provocative of their Inflammatory
Regeneration and decay. How much
better, then, is It to adopt this mild
diuretic as a means of Inciting them
to action, than to Incur the danger of
this destruction. To expel from the sys
tem waste matter through the bowels
and kidneys, and to regulate Bud
arouse the stomach and liver, are
among the chief uses of this valuable
' ...
: remeay.
.
j vvhen ,ne nus,bam, bl.Klna , ,mnk
that he is well enough acquainted with
; his wlfe , tmu h),r ke , dog u g
jhljfh tlme 8he M,N .
I "beastly" behavior herself.
MARVELOUS RESULTS.
New Discovery, as the results were al
most marvelous in the case of my wife. !
j While I was pastor of the Baptist
j church at Rives Junction she was ,
! brought down with Pneumonia succeed- '
I InM f Orion. TrHMi nirnTnmi nt '
coughing would last hours with little !
interruption, and it seemed as If she
cou j not lurv)ve them. A friend i
recommended Dr. King's New Discovery;
t was quick i ta work, and highly
satisfactory in its results." Trial bot
tles free at Chaa. Rogers' Drug Store.
Regular size, 50c and tl.).
n the country folks win be c,,tn-
lr.g to town to return the visits of their
uiapensary .neuicai assocrition, nut-
f"l ,
The, tip tilted hat so long the friend
of stylish women has given place n
Paris to rakish little affairs set at any
other angle that is picturesque. !
ELECTRIC BITTERS.
Electric Bitters Is a medicine suited
'or any season, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the languid, exhausted
feeling prevails, when the liver Is torpid
tera- 600 and 100 r 1,01119 at Cna"'
,JImmmmm
Hustler's Astoria
Twentieth St. and McKee Ave.
Good Reason
Why Lots
...Are Selling...
ASTORIA INVESTMENT
482 Bond Street.
convrttefcetits rt'tM invalids : for fiitt
it Kir jHvpSe with weak riigrstinn
bo cutvur.ly prrrwtvti livm the
wIioU'souk innroiliotits. For
co iki'i1. v.tilcnc prows In-
v.ilti::!'lo. U imp.it :s . lU'lu'ttto iiavor
the lo.vl, tii.iki it at once jvul-
Cottoleoe
.....
V woman in the suniiiier
KoMiln. on Kadi or in il
tains, ovmlit t be b ! 1 that
tire Is not appropriate for city atreet.
m'CKt.KVa ATtVlfA 8ALVK.
The beat salve In tha worll for Cuts,
Itrulses. 8,ir. fleers, Salt lthenm.
Pever 8or. Tetter, Chapiwd Hands,
, Chilblains, Corns, and All Bkln bup
! tloits,, and positive cure for Piles, or no
1 pay required, it Is iiaranleed to five
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
I Price, X cents oer box. Per sals by
, Chaa Hover , Odd Pellosrs' bulldlnr
The eccentricities that now startle us
In Importation will seem iiulte ordlua-
and then and causes one to forget
I Liver Regulator when I was entirely re-
lleve.1 of my troubles. I nev
Intend
being without Simmons l.iv.r
tor."
.
ItCKU'a
A package In white
a pink srrln may c
furter siniMici', but
like It.
paper tied with
main a Prank
It doesn't look
Theories of cure may be discussed
at length by physician, but the suf
ferers want quick relief; and One Min
ute Cough Cure will give It to them.
A safe cure for children. It Is "the old
harmless remedy that produces Imme-
dlte results." Chaa. Rogers, druggist
One would think that big sleeves
were to continue to the end of time
by the way dlstenders are selling.
ROYAL Baking Powder
has been awarded highest
honors at every world's fair
where exhibited.
Platonic friendship can never exist
where the woman Is anxious for the
admiration of the man.
If you have ever seen a little child
In the agony of summer complaint,
you can realize the danger of the trou
ble and appreciate the value of instan
taneous relief always afforded by De
Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure. For
dysentery and diarrhoea It Is a relia
ble remedy. We could not afford to
recommend this as a cure unless It
were a cure. Chas. Rogers. Druggist.
Long black glo
white gow ns by w
effects.
ies are worn with
mien w ho desire clilc
The whole system ts drained and un
dermined by Indob nt ulcers and open
sores. DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve
speedily heals them. It Is the best
pile cure known. Chas. Rogers, drug
gist. A Inrse bluck
August divsH i
women.
hat s
rns to
be the
stylish
iry for
If dull, spiritless and stupid; If your
blood Is thick and sluggish; If your
appetite is capricious and uncertain
You need a Sarsaparllla. For best re
suits take DeWltt's,. It recommends
Itself. Chas. Itogers,
The . ,;en
pay for Imm, .
v. I),,
iale
buys w hat she can
y is the h;ippy one.
Many a day's work Is lost by Hick
headache, cnus-d by Indlgestloa and
tomah troubles. DeWltt's Little
j Early Risers are the most effectual pill
for overcoming such
Rogers, Druggist.
Illllcultles. Chas.
Horsen ",iih llfie ;,;
heads are essentially
rasols over th Ir
summery sights
CASTORIA
For Infant! and Children.
Tfct fu
ll all
tlguran
Situated on the south side
of Afitoria's hills.
Twenty degrees warmer
and vegetation 30 days in
advance of the North side.
Magnificent sites for res
idences, overlooking river
and bay, sunny and shel
tered. Easy and natural grades;
little or no grading needed.
CO.
S "I II. S I
e ni.'Un
ncn i.t-
The bicycle waterproof l veiy
sensible article of nltlro for fair ridels
who do not Hire to ttel their tailor
gonna ruined by sudden showers.
A telemam that coinea "rolled" li'U't
halt us pbMtslnit as Ihe other kind.
I'on't trliln away lime when you
have cholera morbus or diarrhoea.
Fight them In the beginning with I'o
Witt's folio and t'holora, t'ure. You
dmi't have to wait for ivsulla. They
am Instantaneous, and It leaves the
bowels In healthy condition,
A gold llul. plife may be cheaply oh.
tallied by having , silver one glided.
It doesn't matter much whether sick
headache, biliousness, Indigestion, and
constipation a:e caused by neglect or
by unavoidable elrcuinstuiiees; IM.
Will's l.lltle Marly lllseis will speed
ily cure litem all.. I'has. Itogera,
iM'tlgglSI.
Novelties u rnui .orselets are among
the Uil uriivuU froui 1'nris,
IveWltt'a Sarsaiarlll la prepared for
cleansing the hlo, fiMin Impurities
and disease. It does this and more. It
build up and strengthens constitu
tion Impaired by disease, It recom
mend Itself, Chaa. Kegel .
!ce tub i
gifts ut tiny
f cut glns tnake
season ,f the ear.
dainty
"1'oy will be boy." but you can't
afford to lose any of them. He ready
for tie green apple season by having
lH-Wltf Cholle and Cholera Cure In
the house. Chaa. Itogers. !rugglst.
l.ace npplbpie will llmr on velvet
skirt Ibis autumn
Poison Ivy, Insect bite, bruises,
scald, burns, are quickly cured by
PeWltt'a Witch Husel Salve, the great
pile cure. Chaa. Itogers, druggist.
Prompttii
women possc.l.
I a virtue that few
Or. Price's Cream Making Powder
Conuln na A annual or Alas,
Water Polo In now Indulged In by
men who swim.
OABTOniA.
vnn
LGDDpOlSOi:
A SPEHALTY.K.&
:itt llLMo l UiM)M iw'UttiMntty
uriKllr &t)&tHv. V uieabtrtiai
' horn fr wai prku anhr mow urm
it, If ruin frr t'ien.hr tllwo
tract to I? mttnwid f wrttd b(i Ulla.arhJ
BOfhff.lf -f.i t'rur. If jrotMvift-n mmt
pi us. M uc.ituiYu-hr in mtiuiii. Hur 1 hruat,
I'luii'le, 'ir olnrl h !!, ( lrr on
oirtot bolr. llimr riruw fullln
..ii 11 i ih- KM-tiod-rv lU.oOlt lOItOS
ut rM and clllwi tit worlt for A
rftMinot cur, frti a b-i alwan
b(llti th kin 'f lh uul emlncul phjr
cUmw aoMKM ciitAl bWi-ril our uiHvn
Liona! ratf-air. Alwuluit proof "t ft! vm
eivfiri.
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KXKi'L'TDK'S NOTIi'E.
Notice Is hereby given that I have
been cluly appointed i-xecutor of the
lust will and testament of Adam Hat
ter, deceased. AU persons having
claims against the estate are reitleled
to present them to me at the law ofllce
of Frank J. Taylor, at Astoria, Oregon,
within six months from this date. All
persons owing the estate must pay
th!lr Indebtedness to nie, at the same
place. Iil'IS KriSCIIMOFK.
tinted, June ;ith. 1M"1
.SNAP A KODAK.
at any man comiiu' mil of
in. r murt ami you'll
portmlt of a miiii tn Ininiltiif
otr wilt. pleiMiUit lliu'Vhl".
itrh qniuity In tie liiiuor-
w huve fiolfer .If. .-liotiph to
plean. nny mnn.
COMB AND THY TIIKM
HUGHHS & CO.
ROSS HIGGINv- k CO
Grocers, : and : Butchers
Astoria and Upper Anuria
Fin. T ind Colfws. Tibl b.lkci., Domtl
nd Trnplc.l Fnilti, Vttublt, Sug.r
Curtil Hmi, Buun, Etc.
Choice Fresh and Salt Meats.
ENGLISH CAPITAL, FOR AMERICAN
INVESTMENTS.
Important to Americans seeking" Bn
Uh CaptlaJ for naw enterprlaes. A lk
combining the names and ! ot
300 auccewsful promoters who have placed
over fl0O,iO,00O Storting In Foreign In
vestment within tine last (la years, and
over 18,000,000 for tha seven months of
1MB. Piioa, 15, or 125, payable Dy postal
order to tho London and Universal Bu
reau of Investors, 20, Cheaplde, London,
E. C. Suboritwm wll tM entitled, by ar
ramiremen with tlhe dtrectors to recatv
luher persofial or latter of tntroduetoln
to any of ttieae auccMfiU promoters.
This llt Is first olaas In every reapact.
and every man or firm whose name ap
pears therein may be depended upon.
For placing Che rollowlnif It will b
found InvatueJMie Ekmda or Shares of In-
duatrisll. Commercial and Financial con
corn., Mortdaura loans, Bala of Lands,
Patents or Mine.
Wr actor. :-
WR EDWARD C. ROSS,
HON. WALTER C. PBPYB.
CAPT. ARTHUR 8TIFFBS.
CopyrlgM.
SMI
mUamtaaW
J Solflntlflo AmeriCIfl
MtlOU PATtHT.
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"Judgment 1 1"
PLy
The umpire now decides that
"BATTLE AX" k not onlv
'. other JO cent piece
quality is the finest he ever saw, and
the flavor delicious. You will never
; know just how good it is until
LL'i-' 'JL'JJJJl '
HtOFKHSIONAL CAItUM.
II
A. fMITII.
DENTIST.
Hooms 1 and 2. Pythian Ilulldlng.
overr C. II. Cooper'i store.
Ml. KII.IV JANHON.
rilVSK'IAN ANt m-UUEON.
Office over Ulsen't drug store. Hours,
10 to 12 a. m,; S to I and T to I p. m.
Kundays, 10 to II. Kesldence over lCk
troni's Jewelry store.
Da O. II. K8TK8,
PHYSICIAN AND Bl'IltiKON.
Special attention to dlmuv of wom.o
and surg.ry.
Otftc. over Panstger's store. Astoria.
Telephone No. U.
JAr TVTTl.K. M. D,
rilYSICIAN. St'HOKON AND
ACVOIVIIKI It.
OtTlee, rooms ( and , Tythlnn lliill.lliif ,
Hours, 10 to 12 no J to 5 Itnaldenra,
CaS Ce,lar tremt.
JOHN T. MOIITCn.
ATTOKNKY-AT-I.AW.
Offte., updalra, A.torlan HulMlng.
T. CHOHItr.
ATTOItNE Y-AT-I.AW.
M ConunereUI slrwit.
J. Q. A. ItOWLIIY.
ATTOHNKY AND COUNSELOR
AT I-AW.
Offle. on Ilond street, Astoria, Or.
J. N. Dolph. Itlehard Nixon.
Che.trr V. Dolph.
HOLI'H. NIXON A DoU'H,
ATTKllNEYH at law.
I'ortlonil, Oregon, 51. M and n.
Hamilton Hull. ling All lifil and col
lection himln promptly attended to.
Clnlms against the government a spe
cialty. SOCIETY MKKTINtlS.
Tief pt.p t.ruxii.: vn tap .na
A. M. IteKuliir eonimtiiileutlunM held on
lie nmt una tniru 'ruesday evening of
each month.
tJ. W. T.Ot'NHIIKIUtr, W. M.
K. C. HOL.DKN, Hecretary.
MISCKM.ANIJOL'S.
C. CA8HKLI-,
KKALKIt IN URAL KHTATK.
Notary l'ubllo.
Did Ilonil Htreet.
WIIKN IN roilTLANn-Call (mJnoT
F". Hnnilley A Co., 124 Third street, and
Ket tlm Dully Aslnrlan. Visitors need
not miss their morning paper whlln there.
Is There?
I there a man with heart so cold,
That from his family would withhold
The comforts which they all could find
In articles of FURNITCKK of the right
kind.
And we would suagutt at this season A
nice Sideboard, Extension Table, or set
of Dining Chairs. We have the largest
and finest Una ever shown In the city
and at prices that cannot fall to please
the closest buyers.
FiEILBORN 61 SON
J. B. WYATT,
Phone No. 6A Astarls, Oregon
Hardware,
Ship Chandlery,
Groceries,
Provisions,
PAINTB and OILS.
SpKlal Attention Paid to Supplying f hips .
OABTOniA.
nth.
tail.
Ill
erf
Hfutnn,
AT
t1
1
of tobacco, but the
i
JL ' JL'Jl ' JL' A' 1.'. 2.
Indio
Tut Oasis ov iu
Colorado jismr
A New
Mealtb
HtLOW (HE LIVE
OF Till: SLA
Absolutely
Dry and Pure Tropical
Climate
l'ronoiiiuvil lv riiyxirinn tho
inoHt Fuvoniltlo in Amrricu
for Sull'tTfiH from . . ,
Lung Diseases and
Rheumatism
Many Remarkable Cures
The olijtellon urged Against Initio In
the pant by the larg. niimhere who
uth'rwlM would liavo Iwoii glad to Uka
advantage of It. hriiettelnl rlimnte, has
brfn A lurk of suitable AffoimtKHlntlon.
Tho Southern I'arlfta t'ompai.y taken
plvaaur In announrlng that sevrral
Commodious and
Comfortable Cottages
hsve Just been erected At Indlo tlntlon,
that will be rented to nnplleuutu t r i-
onable rate.. Thry are fuml.lied with
modern convonlen-es, supplied with pure
artesian water and so lliiuir.l as to glv
oeeupants all the advantages tn l. Is
rlvvd from a more or Ims protiact''d
r.ldvnM In this dnllghlful rlltuate.
(From the Ban Franrlscn Argonaut.)
"In th heart of the great desert or Ilia
Colorado wlilrh the Southern l'urlflo
t'averses thora Is an oimla called Indlo,
whlrh, In our opinion, t. I tin nanltnrlinn
of the earth. We believe, from personal
Investigation, that for cfTtnln Individuals,
there Is no spot on this planet so fnvor
ahle." O. T. Stewart, M D.. wrllen: "The
purity of the air, and the etnrnnl sun
shlno, fill one with wondT and delight.
. . . Nature has accnmpllahrd so
much that there remains hut little fur
man to da As to Its poaalhllltlr. as a
health retort-hern Is the moat perfect
sunshine, with a temperaluro always
pleasant, A perfectly dry soli, for rain Is
An unknown fantur; pure oiygnn, dense
Atmosphere And pure water. What more
can be desired? It Is the place, above
all others, for lung trouhlaa, and a para
dise for rheumatics. Considering the
number of sufferers who have been
oured, I have no hesitancy In recom
mending this genial osals as the havn
of the Afflicted."
1NDI0
Is 6ia miles from
SAN FRANCISCO
and 130 miles from
LOS ANOELES
Fare from Lo Angeles
For further Information inniii,.
any Southern PacIHo Company agent,
or address
E. P. ROOER8,
Asst. Oen. Pass. AgL H. I. Co.
J. B. KIRKLAND,
TU. Pa A
Cor. First And Alder sts Portland, Or
Resort
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