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TIIK DAILY AST0U1AN, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOKKIl Ml), lil(t. gaily gUtcuiatte JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. , Telephone No. 6. TERMS or Bt'HM'KirriOX. DAILT. Sent by mall, por yet? W.00 Bent by mall, per month So Delivered by carrier, per month 45 WEEKLY, rat by mall per year, U In advance, postage free, to subscriber. AD communications Intended for publi cation should be directed to the editor. Easiness communications of all kin. la and remittances must be addressed to "The Astorlan. The Aatorlan guarantees to Its sub scribers the Unrest circulation of any Mwspaper published rn the Columbia :tnt. Advertising rates can be had on appli cation to the business manager. The Weekly Astorlan, the second oldest mealy In toe. state of Oregon, has, best a the Portland Oresronlan, the largest weekly circulation In the state. J no. F. Handley A Co., are our Port toad agents, and copies of The Astorlan an be had every moraine at their stand. M Third street. - or how much of other commodities he can obtain for the silver on the next day. In favor of such a policy It Is mired that we will have tl wheat and doubled wages. Everything salable will he higher priced, and a time of pros ptrlty will succeed. Yes. wheat may sell at a dollar a bushel; but the bushel of wheat will exchange for no more cotton cloth, no more stores at the Kro- cery, and no mon,! farm Implements than It did before the change. It will still weigh W pounds and occupy as much space as formerly; and It will still "swap" for everything ns before, ex cept for one commodity laNtr. It wl'.l command 95 cents In silver Instead of 47 cents In gold, but the silver will pur chase no more than did the gold. It will command more labor than before, which means a reduction In wage. If the wagea of labor do not rise, a work man must work a whole day. to pay for a bushel of wheat. If wages rise by ,W per cent tand this extreme rise cvuld be attained only after years of suffer ing, strikes, and pvslble vlolencel. he would still have to give three-fourths of a day's labor where one-half would have sufficed before the "reform." The Astttrtaa" hereby ttirer a donate MI HORRID DOLLARS So 8U Mary's atoaplaal, wayable oat eWmaaal to rather Mama, whenever lal eeldeaee Is pra-S-mi4 showing that aay afleratooa aewe waper abtleheat la Astoria has printed wltfctn the last htaety days expiring he tore this otTer a single "special" or other klad of "telegraphic preos report," sejeeliait oror the wires entxrlng either f the telegraph ooteee la Astoria, frona mmj polat oaulde of Oregoa. Astoria, Or.. October IS, 1K6. Is any worklngman so stupid as not to see that the free silver theory Is that two silver dollars In the hands of a liver baron are better than one gold dollar In the hands of a was worker? WILL, YOl' VOTE A PANIC? Every Intelligent merchant, manufac turer, or other man who has a practi cal knowledge of business or financial affairs knows that the election of Hry an, and the triumph of the free silver party, would precipitate upon us an other panic, not only worse than that of 1SS3, but the worst the country ever ' 'TS Nor are they alone In this view. Mr. Bryan himself admits It. In his speech at Mount Vernon, Illinois. March 1?. 1S9, he said: '"The free coinage of sll "ver would produce a panic at least "for a time." This, too. Is the view of Mr. Moreton Frewen, secretary of the English Bimetallic League, and the man most frequently quoted by the ad vocates of the unlimited coinage of su rer. Mr. Frewen arrived from England on October 4 and Is now In New York, where he will remain until after the election. He has come to this country for the express purpose of watching our free silver fight, having been sent here by his onraniratlon for that purpose. i was .Twand m A&. ... I nothing BUT THE GENUINE You ill tlud one eunpon IiimUo each luo ounce hag ami iwooiiittniia UiiUleea.'h ftuir ouuee I of Hliick well's IHirliiiiii. liuy a Ims of tlila ccl.'trntci1 toliaeco and read the coiihii which Hives a list of valulilpprevii(saud how to gel them. Secretary Carlisle's sh.rt address to I In all his speeches to the worklngxien the wage-earners put the Issue In a Mr. ltryan falls to tell them how they untshell. Any wage-earner who be- 'are to be benefited by getting less food. lleves that his wages will buy him i fuel or clothing for a dollar than they more provisions or clothing or rent ' now gel. and yet this Is really the most him a better house than he ought to tinivrtanl thing to them In the whole have should vote for free sliver. Also, ' financial problem. St. lmls tllobe any worklngman with his savings In IVmuerat. savings bank or building and loan as- j 1 soclatlon who thinks that he should be Rl'CKLEN'S AKNICA SALVE. paid those savings In money of less ' . . . . .. , . , . , ,, The best salve In the world for cuts, value than he put In will consistently . , carry out his views by voting for Pry an. Pittsburg Dispatch. The retreat from popocracy grows more pronounced as the election comes am Thora nn hundreds In Clataon . a. . , , r. ..... j . i H 19 a strong believer In the ultimate rotmty who shouted for Bryan the day ms . chiea,, who ! ,,uvrt, ,m ',lan f"r international , . i bimetallism, yet In speaking of the po- " (Iltical situation In this country he said sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains. corns, and all akin eruptions, and pos- Seems as If consumption always picks lv cur flr ,,u- or " ,J' "- out the brightest and best. Fully one- I g"'" w K..e .ith f n th. dth. that .wn.r in ' faction, or money refunded. Price. :5 ...,.m .... k.. , cents per box. For sale by Chart.-" iJiikf-Bi Miii teiiitua niniiiiiiir OUTWARD HOUND OUKQON (3KA1N FLKKT-KSOrn;. sept Oct am so kiao. Annum Hi batk IS lir li'i Ii Am -lill' ... 10 U I., ik.. .I llr alllp ... .1 llr haik . 4 hr lntrK . T lit IH 11 llr .III II Hr liok .. I.i ' r iiii 14 llr hlp.. . I Mr b ok Is llr hln... '.'I llrxhlp . llr I. ok til r Ixirk HMIhia M rr I'trmm ....liiiiu thioioiimt't nrf'illii .tiililuirlh jl'ain'f luy ltlt.neU.. ..'I' liivn lltll iNirlirMee i1imih(Iihi I fori .si nuley m.. ;i)e.iiiia . ... J mlnm. da .l''MllKulilll ,M ..' e'ern-ti Hall,,...,, , llMhWlllH , : ' le ! it.nit'il r ai'i.atHHii rou aiuiiviu I'Jmi Llveniool .. Ifleeemlier :ll Nor I lee Jail 'lp. I Hi Imrk u tin lieiirlrll llr lilp .. a lli h )v J t.r ,hi p. III Mlli... I.' llr ImiK .. W lir xtii.i . i Hr hl I llr hnik . 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It.U Hull.. iijf l.iiner ek... Iteeentlier i-'l llei'uliilier :J . jJaimaty V ... irehniary 11... " ... " in . II .. " . Man'h IT " 10 Celirtiarv larch IW foliruarr J7. Maieh u " ill " il " In " IU .... tprll W . . . March 7 .... April i " IU I " I ....I II .... " ' ! ii it -a ... June HI.. .... Jtii'e lu Vprll II HL'tt " June I Ir I HO " IU 'I w Hilalul " 1 ., J 11.14 l ink la . J ft: " " 4 'I:.'? 7 il I.V.1 Feliiiiiiilh Mnv !l J'MI " Inn laUl " , " III ., nlwi'iirk , ' ' it at " - lu reti Mar t? ItlM I1II4 llr .111.. irk .... April Mar June So country on earth has more or bet tor money than this. The only reason why It la not In general circulation like It was four years mro Is because the tea who scared It away by shouting tree trade then are keeping it In hiding y shouting free silver now. The Popocrat cause is hopeless. The only portion of the country where the Bry suites are really fighting Is in the West. But it la a forlorn bope. The Re publican natli i.al coiumittue says: "We hare the election and will bold IL Our present effort la the West la to this end only. The opposition have abandoned the East" The Dally Democrat, a Populist paper published In Albany, quoting the most disreputable organ of the same persua sion printed in Astoria, says there are enrolled in an alleged organisation in this cfty, e ailed the Bryan Club, 232 men who voted for Harrison four years ago. If the "Democrat" will watch the re turns from Clatsop county next Tues day It will find that Bryan won't get more than about that total number of Totes in this whole city. I hnve no doubt the Immediate effect "of the election of Bryan would preclp 'Itate a tremendous panic." The questions for even those who In cline to free sllverlsm to consider next Tuesday Is have we not had panic enough since 1S93? Are not times hard enough? Is It wise to vote for another and a bigger one? The Astorlan can appreciate the Sa lem Statesman's satisfaction over the exposure of Mr. Fraud Hofer, who has been posing as the "workingman's friend." The old rascal Is the arche type of several newspaper concerns which extort a living from the business ten of this city. Advertisers who com lain of the rates charged by the Asto rlan ought to appreciate the difference between a paper which pays lu com positors 130.00 a week and one that pays but S3.0Q. tf the Nicaragua canal is ever con structed the Republican party must pass the laws under which it can be done. On this Issue alone every voter on the Pacific coast ought to be counted tor William McKlnley. The Bryan party-at Chicago said nothing on the sub ject of this great nineteenth century project. The Republican party, at it oonventlon held last June, said: "The "Nicaragua Canal should be built, own ed and operated by the United States, "and by the purchase of the Danish Is "lands we should secure a proper and "much-needed naval station in the "West Indies." Astoria. Is pre-eminently a fishing tow'n; She will In the near future be a great shipping and commercial center, but always her fi.shin? Industry will be her one great leading Indigenous busi ness. Why not develop that business to its fullest extent? Why not utilize the riches at our very doors? A slight outlay of capital Joined with a goodly sized lump of Eastern push and en-rcy will add millions annually to the com merce of the city, employ hundreds of fishermen at lucrative wages and fur nish tons of shipping. With the es tablishment of codfieh packing In As toria would naturally follow the pack ing of halibut, sardines and other fine table fish with which the waters of Alaska abound. Astoria for Astorians and Astoria for the leading fish marKct of the Pacific. BRYAN'S GREAT FALLACY. In his Madison Square Garden speech Jlr l.ryin made the following false statement: "Wage earners know that while a gold "standard raises the purchasing power "of the gold dollar. It also makes It "more difficult to obtain possession of "the dollar." The report of the committee of the United States senate, of which his silver associate. Senator Jones, of Nevada, was a member, and whose report Is ac cepted by all parties as accurate, shows that the earnings of labor have steadily Increased since IRT3, the date at which he claims the United States went to a gold standard. The report of the Al- drich commltteee shows the average wages of labor In 1891 were materially hiRher than they were in 1S73 when the figures for that date are reduced to a gold basis, while the dollars now earn ed will buy on an average 25 per cent more than they did then. If there has been a decrease In the wages of labor since the date of the Aldrlch report. It is that of the past two years, due to the closing of shops and factories by the tariff law which Mr. Bryan helped frame and pass. Many political speakers, clergymen, singers, and others who use the voice excessively, rely upon upon One Minute Cough Cure to prevent huskiness and laryngitis. Its value as a preventive is only equalled by Its power to afford In stantaneous relief. Charles Rogers. Many things were once considered Im possible. It would be strange If med Icil science did not make some prog ress. The telesoaph and telephone, the phonograph, the ele.-tric light-all were once Impossible, ard once it was Impos sible to cure consumption. That e as before the time of Ir. Pierce's ilolden Medical Discovery. Taken according to directions, this standard remedy will cure ?S per cent of all cases of con sumption. Consumption Is caused and fostered by Impurity of the blood. It Is cured by purity and richness of the , blood survly, certainly cured by th I IVn't forset the constitutional amendments. As It requires a majority of all votes cast to carry them, neglect tn vote Is Just the same as voting against them No voter should neglect to out his oroas mark on Iho consti tutional irtnendments ballot 1 llr hark II llrturk. . . a llr l I p.. .. I. Hrihip :l Hi hark 14 Hr hark .... 31 llr thlii . Auut 1 aid hark H ir ihlp , JU llr lit lit SI Hr.Mp . ! Hrhln II Union Hr Itii or ha k A Kr hark . . iVItir illrbark. Jul; Sept. ta! fallll.n.lll , .. list Cork .. ; t at i Town ... I, .' 'ork . lilt. . ,.. I- -'alittuulh .. I fork .. l 1 1 ' iiiiiiitn . ., I.i .v r'alniinilh ai Ci' lOwti.,... .. lui ral itoiilh ,U'7 i ota .. I ii Ma a II-v .. Jl JT Kliiioiiih .,!)! K$-.i Hay .. i.."J'itra i-i i7 i.ltvriHKil , .. It: I i 'ork :' 4U Hay .. .? i ork .. Ii i i'itrk , VU.IIiriNitiK'k .. I.'i" e.trt Natal ... 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I It rmn. ron , c.i i'orlli.lol Klmir M 1 1 1 a Co. . miIm.u , Kerr Halii.ur, ilitilirlt. ami C.t . Mta.it A Kerr ., , imliera 1 ii a... . il . (I !W I aa l I III ! I lla M I IDt Oil I I.'I a.1 I lla l I lla M I I t ad I ! I Hi Id I lot I aa I 111 M ' I lla il words. "Take your horses home, for you will need them for spring plow ing." our strong confidence In national unity and Integrity Is made the strong healthy flesh and vigorous strength. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, a lOOS-page medical work, pro fusely Illustrated, will be sent free on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to cover er.-New York Herald postage only. Address World's Dispen sary Medical Association, Buffalo, New York. When merchants place orders with Jobbers to be filled only "If McKlnley Is elected," as they are doing now ev- rri j uaj a, .u r.ni. inc. . . is v a i ... . , . , ' , ..... ... ' for years for Indigestion and Const! thev know McK nlev election will ' The cure of Hheumatlsm has often taxed medical skill, but Its prevention has been very ecsy by an occasional use of Simmons Liver Hegulator. It keeps the liver well repulated, and the svstem free from poison. Therein la the secret of health. "I have used It mean an Immediate sctlmulus to bus iness, while his defeat would make It questionable whether any business could be profitably conducted during the transition to a silver standard. patlon, and al 10 found It glvn one re ' lief from a touch of Rheumatism." ; Hughes, lyirdsburg. N. M. -N. CAUSES OF NERVOUSNESS. The numemua train and bank rob- i berles of the past few weeks show ! the far-sightedness of thin class of '. professional crooks. They do not want The maladies which above all others chance of stealing W-c. nt ..rt'iin-. r rtvn.i j.ii ' dollars, and so are rushing business lousness and constipation. The great , ''efore the election. sympatheltc nerve which connects the epigastric region w ith the brain, !s al-; nays Injuriously effex'ted If the stom-1 ach and bowels are disordered; a per-j Chonlc constipation Is a painful, dis agreeable and llfe-shnrtenlng difficulty. It deranges the system, causes sick headache, bad breath, and poisons the blood. It can be readily overcome by De Witt's Little Early Itlser. These little pills are great regulators. Charbs Rogers. Vota for McKlnley and open the workshops. Opening the mints will put bread into the mouths of but few. Chicago Inter-Ocean. Pure blood means good h-alth. De- Witt's Sarsaparllla purifles the blood. cures Eruptions, Eczema. Scrofula, and all diseases arising from impure blood. Charles Rogers. Populist Chairman Hti:l"r says Illi nois is doubtful. Mr. Uutlir also d - elars that 2nx3 equals 9. Cleveland L'-ader. If a coin worth only 53 cents be sub stituted for one worth 100 cents as a standard of value, all values must be brought to the new standard, nays Har per's Weekly. What could have been purchased for 100 cents will cost ISO cents in the new coin. What could have been purchased for $5 in gold will cost ViJiO in silver. What makes the matter zmre serious, this silver coin will duc tule In value. The purchase by the gtiTomment, for nearly fifteen years, of the entire annual product of silver In the United States did not fix Its re lation to gold and prevent wide varia tions from week to week in its value; and no power exerted by the govern ment of the United States can prevent that fluctuation In the future. No nne having goods will know how much sil yer he can obtain for them tomorrow. SIMMONSX REGULATOR? Trie Favorite Home m For all diseases caused by derangement of the Liver, Kidneys, and Stomach. Keep it always in the house and you will save time and Doctor's Bills, and have at hand an active, harmless and per fectly safe purgative, alterative and tonic. If you feel dull, debilitated, have frequent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appe tite and tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver or biliousness, and SIM MONS Liver regulator will cure you. If you have eaten anything hard to digest, or feel heavy after meals or sleep less at night, a dose of SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR will relieve you and bring pleasant sleep. If at any time you feel your system needs cleansing and regulating without violent purging, take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. -. J. II. Zuilin & Co., Philadelphia- manent derangemnet of the functions of those organs reacts by sympathy upon the entire nervous system. Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters, in restoring tone and regularity to the digestive apparatus, and overcoming constlpa- j There ta a man tn the , ji.ry tion, permanently remedy the nervous Stttte LUnatc Asylum who Is itoKseesed complaints which originate In aliment- 0f tne delusion that he Is 10 feet high, ary weakness or disturbances. They , thmJKn n reality his suture Is but are the very best nervine that can beis(x reet . Trils shows what the in to 1 used. Ry eradicating the exciting ( ra,, ,.artg to. Pittsburg Times. causes of nervous weakness, they ier- j manently overcome the disability It- OABTOltZAa seir. nut mis is not an. ny cnecking t , the maladies which cause nervousness, ! Ufuton ( S, Ihv l.o 11.1 ,t on.,..' ovatL-wn n.iti.! Of 'tV ened and depleted by nervous dlsea.se. j Tripp The election of McKlnley means an If any colored man can discover any- j lmn'" lln,t' an'' I'""""'" "tendylng of thing Hr-an or his Southern democratic 1 """I'len.e and quickening of business. manager, ever did for the benefit of , The election of Hryan means panic ami VISSKLS OX TIIK WAY TO OUWON. roar atii sn raoa asi. Nans. fallen Kolihaoii Kee Virirniltl Ittitirrlaou. S'tx.ule Wt.fi YtillK- Slitp lleury VUlanl , I'.W.I.AII- Hr Uark HKlilan.l r.iraatl Hr thiii Kniliirta I I ivmitMiu llr tbtp Hellanee NKWI'ASTl.K. N.S. W. Hr bark I Miiliita! . llr th. it I lly of Mail raaj Hr bark Siioa.lon . .... Hit) lit JASKlKlK Hr - Il i kale I lli.ntaal Hr thip IVtiKWerui w Hr ablp Koyal ilem ...... Hr bark llleuafton Hr tltlp Heraeveranee rlr thlu Maehrlbaalah Hr harn Pea 8WASHKA- 4 Hr bark I'olumbol TABI K II A Y- Niw bark Mallland ..m YOKOIIAMA- Hr ateam-r Atlalle f rlnerf . . Hr ahli. Mutton Hall) Col.llMllll. CKYI.liN. l-ltr ahlp rliy t.r Maditlnston S-Hr ahip Ihtwau lltll I SIMiAI'OltK- llr ahli. nreallal XllSIKVUir.t- llr bark Hivawlnjl Hr thlp laiveiil.y llall.. IHH1 li Kl K- llr thip I'ort Ja.'k.ott IIOKllftATK- Aiii t.iir 1'itrrler Pove Liitivall .... SANTA KiolAI.I - hr thu VortiKern m Pavlea RUIU- Hr thlp prorlnrel Jmiea IIIAiit- i l.erbark Mitxtlitleiie! slioemaaer. HANTHH- Hr .Inn l amlirlalt I'rlticeaa .. 1AI.TAI- HrbarkTrlrJil Hr ahlp I'enlltealleat . VAI.HAKAIHll- hel Kli n Ijily I.lllal llr ahlp Yallitrl I. TA- llr hark Hollo llr ah p KiM-khnrit llr .hip Vanillism!.. N AO AH . Kl llr ba.k .I. .Ita! raa aara lni PA II I m laia iuuaI MM III) A I IM IWAt l.n miAi ItaV. ton A I Tlioinaa itc imtl iav et . lltriitaiAl laasart lien (taut llallue.. iltU IWAt im , IIMMOOAI 111 HU A I .IIK AAl t'.lilerantl IIIS IIOAI . Howiamlt.. Iwwiiuai I ' Miiioualil. lr.MiAI . Milua . ...nr iuiai Htilart -iiHa lO'AI coNaioakaa. naa nit SJillnii a) (rabe .... Meyer. W. A I'o ' M Halfiitir. Iliiihrla A I'u vi IVrllauil riour Mlllt S7 la) lor, Young A Co . Im Hll.tou A Kerr .. : llai ! t J H t'aiueriti A I'ti llalluiir ituihrtr A I'o1 lit) Jaa Unlla tii I CJ 110 I W l.k ham. iloiue Ala Trailing; l u . . loltoa i ileljea ... .iSvetitoll.. Tlinlliita . itoai'U . Iteavall... W I J krainen.u A Co . ... IWt HWAI I .MlXi UUAl -H ... awn iuoai ... loweliuOAl i . It 1UUAI . lA-aUOOAl .... UtiMltlOAl ... leaii'AAl . . iitcilim.tl ... IulwAI I ... ir HtiAl .... I.IHV 10UAI . iUl IUUAI .iWtH10AI ) K Cainar' n A Co 1 Allir II, liatted Alljer. '3 June V. p itae.l l.ltanl no d.iie, In Hay of lllacay June) IS. .V. N. IA V .1 .Inly Hih, patM-i sltiifitpine. HKKK WttNCKH 4 June bih, N,il W 1 Iron litt.t Kin de Janeiro rlnr Ui July 4; will have ut illacharae nail nl eaian. Atla. 4, anhl 'AUSJ Utile of t'ArKo; tailed asaiii Auk IS. , the cnlorfi race, or any reason why any colored voter should cast his bal lot for the free silver candidate, he indefinite business stagnation pending ; readjustment to a debased money standi, rd can do more than any white man can do. IT MAT DO A9 MUCH FOR YOf. Tetter, eczema, and nil similar skin i troubles are cured by the use of De j Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It soothes 1 at once, and restores the tissues to XIr. Fred Miller, of Irvins, III., writes j their natural condition, and never falls that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for j to cure piles. Charles Itogers. many years, with severe pains In his' .H'k and also that his bladder wbs The press in a number of ihe larger ifrerted. He tried many so-called Kid- : titles are discussing the rii.-stion. "fan nty cures but without any good result ity Noises lie Suppressed?" The nil About a year ago he besm the use of swit ought not to lie dlilii ult. They Kl otrlc Hitters and tound relief at once. : certainly cannot be suppressed until Sleetric Hitters is especially adapted to aft-r chi t Ion. cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles i and often gives almost Instant relief. One i They are so little you hardly know ro.i .-in ,e .tnrr.mm. Price - "u ars taking them. Thi y came no ! and M. At Chas. Rogers' Drug i griping, yet they act rpilckly and most Store. ; thoroughly. Such are the famous lit tie ' ! pills known oh De Wilt's Little Karly Kurope W'juld feel lout without tho; , I'Ih.th. Small In size, great In results. Kastern question to mystify Its dlplo- Charles Rogers, mats. That Is why the European pow- i rs v.ant to prolong Its existence as a j Major McKlnley was nominated by a perpetual bone of contention. i tremendous protection sentiment. That ' , sentiment has been faithful to lilrn J throughout. It Is faithful to him to day. And that sentiment will elect him. Wichita Kagle. TO :IKE A COLD IN OXK DA V, Take laxative liromo Qeilnlne Tablets. All druggists refund the money If It falls to cure. 25c. For sale by Chas. Rogers, Druggist. Many lives of usefulness' have been cut short by neglect to break up an ordinary cold. Pneumonia, bronchitis, and even consumption can be averted by the prompt use of One Minute Cough People should not forget that Mr. liryan has a very entertaining lecture entitled "Job and His Bolls," which he an fall back on at a moment's notice j Cure. Charles Rogers after he barns that he Is not needed to fill the executive chair. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. 1 lis iry vappn, And nobody s""rns as yet to have called attention to the fact that the day which alh political parties have designated as Hag day Im also the day know n In festal circles as Hallowe'en. The best chemical compound for washing powder Is "Soap Foam," as It 'will not "yellow the clothes. " nor burn the hands. It's the finest thing 'n the world for the bath. One trial will con vince you. ftHTirpiTU iAw Von Kast? fngim.t mm Unlf Hem Mia. A rt r.!IH.I. taPilllil Jfflt ' 'hithttfr t Knji.th In A tut !,- 1 , Ur4 tuwt '.4d U4ijii4i0 liter '' JalNf'r'wt miMiw it' D .fur and m that your ticket rcatu rim rnl tmnit..n At iifinm Iq klsn,' It tivrtlruiarfl, lettli Mall. I.IKMI f tMi.nr.iala k,' a Aa BRSnNER & HOLMES lilacknml tlm. Special attention paid to lieamboat r pairing, flrst-clasa horseshoeing, etc LOGGING CAMP WORK A SPECIAIiTY Itf Olney street, between Third and and Fourth. Astoria, Or. Once in awhile it happens T HE NORTH-WESTERN line:. taa. that the local ticket agent cannot give you all the information you re fill I re. When this Is the case, w rite to me. I have cop ies of the latest rnte- Hheets and railroad time tables and can tell you EVERYTHING you want to know about the best and cheapest way to to reuch Omaha, Kansas City. Ht. Iiuls, Chicago, or any other southern or southeastern city. . C. SHELDON, G. A., Portland, Oregon. FROM NOW UNTIL SPRING Overcoats and winter wraps will be In fashion. They can be discarded, tempor arily while traveling In the steam-heated trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. For solid comfort, for spcd and for safoty, no other line can compare with this great railway of the West CHICAGO. ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS and OMAHA RAILWAYS. This Is the GREAT SHORT LINE Between DULUTH, ST. PAUL, CHICAGO And all Points East and South. Their Magnificent Track. Peerleas Ves tlbulod Dining and Bleeping Car Trains and Motto: 'ALWAYS ON TIME " Have given this roaa a national reputa tion. All classes of passengers carried on the veatlbuled trains without extra charge. Ship your freight and travel over this famous line. All agents have tickets. W. H. MEAD, P. C. SAVAGE. Gen. Agent. Trav. F. and P. AgL 248 Washington St., Portland, Or. nia 41 fa a nnn.ltnfannmia rmnwly fur (lunorrliiaa, (Hunt, Hprinalirrhiiia, Wliltna. unnatural ilia. Hiargiia, nr anr liiltiimiiia lion, irritation ur ulnine 1'rar.BU toataaloa. t un nf ill II nut a niKin. ImtEviasCiltuinii fin, lirawa. Nun aairlnxiiit. old by I'rQss'aU. U. a a. jfjif nT 'nl ,n f'tin wrapper, a TO l7 "i'", i'o'ihiiu, lor I'Vl)! Ii.oi. nr a lk.nl... rm. Cirrular imit uu rmiuuat. mf Win 1 ktstiiTi xJ M J (lurinM n Vr oiamaairi.o r" 1 0.R.&N. oivem choice or TRAHSCONTINEflTAL ROUTES. VU SpOkJDI IDd St. Paul Via Ogden, Denver and Omaha or St. Paal Pullman and Tourist Sleepers Free Reclining Chair Cars Astoria to Sao Francisco. t'olumhla, Tuesday, Oct. SO. State of Cal Sunday, Oi-t. IS. Columbia. Friday, (Vt. JO. Stale of Cal. Wednesday. Nov. f Columbia. Monday. Nov. 9. State of Cal. Saturday, Nov. II. Columbia, Thursday, Nov, 11, Slate of Cal. Tuesday, Nov. 14. Columbia, Sunday, Nov. ZD. Astoria and Portland Steamers. T. J. POTTER. lave Astoria Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at I a. m. lave Port" land Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri days at 7 a. m. It. 11. THOMPSON. Loaves Astoria Mondays, Wednes days, Fridays and Sundays at 7 p. m. leaves Portland Tuesdays and Thurs days at 8 p. tn and Saturdays at It p. rn. 1IAU.KY GATZERT, Leaves Astoria Tusdnys, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 p. m. U-ave Port land Mondays, Wednesdays, Friday and Sundays at 8 p. in. TELEPHONE Leavo Astoria Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 a. tn. Leave Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 a. in. For rates and general Information coll on or address G. W. I.OUNHIIERRT, Agent. W. H. HURLIIURT, Gen. Pas. Agl., Portland. Or. 10. Mc.MOILL, President and Malinger. WHITE COLLAR LINE Astoria and Portland Telephone leaves Astoria Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 6 a. m. Leaves Portland Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday at 7 a. m. Halley (latzert leave Astoria Tuca days, Thursdays, aud Saturdays at 7 p. m. Iicaves Portland Mondays, Wed nesdays, Fridays and Sundays ut 8 p. m. O. H. and N. Co.'s steamers T. J. Potter runs alternate days with Tele phone, and It. II. Thompson runs al ternate days with Halley Gattert Tickets good on all boots. U. n. BCOTT, President. E. A. Heeley, Agent, Portland. C. W. Stono, Agent, Astoria, Telephone No. H, ASTORIA PUBLIC LIBRARY READING ROOM FREE TO ALL. Open every day from t o'elock to l:M and 6:80 to :80 p. m. Subscription rate H per annum. B.W. COR. ELEVENTH DUANB ITS. -TV