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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1896)
THE DAILY ASTOKIAN, THURSDAY MORNING, NOV KM. .Ell 12, 1890. JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. Telephone No. t terms or siBscmrnoN. DAILT. Sent by mall, per yew WW Bent by mall, per month 60 Delivered by carrier, per month 45 WEEKLY. Bent by mall per year, 8 In advance, postage, tree, to subscriber. All commwnloation Intended for popu lation should be directed to the editor. Bualneaa communication of all ktn.1 and remittance mut be addreated to Tb Astortan, The Aatorlan guarantee to It ub crihers the largert circulation of any tewspaper published on the Columbia -rr. Advert) sine rate can be had on appll aatlon to the buslnea manager. Th Weekly Aatorlan, the second oldest weekly In the Mat of Oregon, ha, text to the Portland. Oregonlan, th largost weekly circulation In th state. Jno. F. Handley Co., ar our Port hind agenta, and cople of The Atorlaa an be had every morning at their stand, Ot Third street The Aainrian" hereby offer to donate ! Hl'MRKD DOLLAKS t 8U Mary's oapltal, payahl on demand to Father Melasea, whenever legal evidence is praj laced showing that aay afteraoea Met paper published la Astoria has printed within the last ninety days expiring be fore this offer a single "specler or tBr kind f "telegraphle pmm report,' iveeleed ever the wire entering either r the telegraph oflle In Astoria, trans amy point ontside nf Oregon. Astoria, Or., October IS. 1S. What baa become of the Toung's riv r bridge to connect with the Lewis and Clarke road? The procession of deep sea vessels sailing into this port yesterday was a convincing argument as to the accessi bility and safety of the port of Astoria. Comment made yesterday on the brilliant display Tuesday nlsht by As torians ratifying McKinley's election, showed that our Portland friends fully appreciated the support Multnomah re ceived from Clatsop county. That Uncle Sam's officials appreciate the Importance of the Columbia river harbor is shown by the fact that Gen. Miles, commander of the United States army, has Included in his estimates the expending of $564.32$ for coast defense at the mouth of the Columbia. It cannot be that Astori&ns are going to drop the question of a central mar ket for the benefit of the farmers. No other one thing can so" cement the relatitons between city and country as a central market. Next to good roads this Is the most Important matter that has been broached In the city for many moons. OUR OCEAN TRADE. It Is the common impression that the decline of our American merchant ma rine dates from the time of the Rebel lion, when the Alabama and other Con federate cruisers captured and destroy ed numerous vessels, with their cargoes, forced the owners of many others to seek a foreign register, and s. Increased the risk of shipment in vessels not transferred to a foreign flag, and the cost of Insurance, that the ocean car rying trade, In which we once led the world, was rapidly absorbed by other j nations, and our own share therein re duced to comparatively insignificant proportions. In point of fact, however, as shown hy Seaboard, a journal devoted to American shipping Interests, the de cline in our ocean commerce began at a much earlier date. As shown by that paper: For thirty-six years after the act pro hibiting the registry of foreign built shfpa was passed American ships car ried 90 per cent of our foreign com merce, because the discriminating du ties act, which gave protection to Amer ican ships, was in force all that tln.t. When the discriminating duties act was repealed in 1828, American ships were carrying Of per cent of our for eign commerce, since which time they have been gradually losing their pro portion, until today but 11 per cent is earriftd In American vessels. When the discriminating duties act was repealed, sixty-eight years ago, free trade in the carriage of American commerce was substituted, and has until this day been continuously In force. Had the law of 18!2, under the benefi cent operation of which our shipping in terests grew until our sails whitened every sea, and we were rapidly achiev ing the commercial dominion of the ocean, which has since fallen to Great Britain, been in force at the close of the Rebellion, there is no question but that our carrying trade would have re vived at once. Ships which had sought a foreign ownership would have been re-transferr?d and our shipyards and docks would again have become the scenes of endless activity. But ship builders and owners had now to face not only the vast changes brought in by the now demonstrated superiority of Iron ships, for the construction of which they were Ill-prepared in com parison with England; they had not only to adapt their operations to the construction of steam vessels Instead of the sailing craft which had, up to a short time before the war, absorbed ail their attention; but they had to face the frowns of adverse legislation, which denied them any protection against the vastly superior advantages And mighty wealth of England and oth er countries and gave to foreign vessels equal opportunities in American ports with our own. Further, while foreign governments wer encouraging the growth of their merchant fleets with bounties and subsidies, all such encour agement was withheld from our own shipowners. What wonder that, left to contend, without aid, against over whelming odds, they gradually trans ferred their energies to other fields; so that the former greatness of our mer chant marine has gradually become little more than a memory. In the present drooping and congest ed state of our Inland Industries our country needs more than ever a re opening lo our people of the ocean field. Free trade having pracllcally shut us out of that Held, the Republican plat form prHWs, by a system of discrim inating duties In favor of American bottom, to attempt It restoration. This restoration, though overshadowed by the silver question, was one of the Issues of the recent campaign. It Is a matter of vital Importance, not only to our seaboard interests, but to the whole land. The merchant marine must be depended upon to supply sailors to our cruisers In case of war. The proportion of fiitvltiner in our navy Is far too Urge. The money now paid to foreign carriers counts up to hundred of mil lions of dollars, which we nerd to retain nt homo, and w hich would gie employ ment to thousands of our own people. A STRIKING OIUKCT I.KSSON. For a month or more before the elec tion there were withdrawals of goW j from the subtreastirles for the purple of hoarding. On November id the sub treasury in New York paid out gold for creenbacks to the amount of M.JMJOAO, most of the withdrawals being for small sums. This ohowed the anxiety und annrehenslon of the peon' who knew that srold would co to a premium If the sound money cause were defeated and who were therefore dtroHs of nossesslnc themselvs of a much of the yellow metal as they could In ex change for Wal tender note. Now the situation Is reversed, and the people who withdrew gold are anxious to return It for note. They prefer the latter as being more con venient and knowing that they will continue to be as good as gold In their purchasing power and for th purpose of domestic business, they are so eager to get the paper money that the sub- trpssnrr was compelled to put a re striction on the demand. lot It should be suddenly drained of small bills. Not onlv this, but the banks are beginning to pay out cold when asked for It and there Is no reason whv this should not very soon become general, as It prob- ablr will. We commend this to the sober consid eration of the free silver advocates and nsk them wheiiiet It Is not perfectly plain that the success of that cause would have depleted the treasury of old. driven that mr.iey Into hiding. thereby causing a great contraction of the currency, and produced a disastrous financial disturbance? Here we have a practical Illustration of the danger that free silver threatened which any one of ordinary Intelligence can under stand. If the Chicago ticket had been successful we should now have flnan rial chaos, with everybody who pos sessed a greenback or treasury note clamoring to exchange It for gold. As It Is there Is confidence and everybody who has a dollar, whether of silver or pap?r. knows It will be as sound a month hence or a year hence as It ts now. The object lesson should Impress Itself upon every man whose mind Is not still clouded by the free silver delu sion. pjiisiiaiiiiii y m M . I m Xsm ml WWm 1 fa m, Nssk Jk m ) I n MiP 1 m "Takes the Cake." 1 5 H -i r TO CCRE A COLD IN ONE DAT, Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if It falls to cure. 25c For sale by Chas. Rogers. Druggist. The hold that the bicycle has on the populace Is shown by the fact that It appears In all sorts of show windows, from butcher shops to Jewelry establishments. Many political speakers, clergymen, singers, and others who use the voice excessively, rely upon upon One Minute Cough Cure to prevent husklness and laryngitis. Its value as a preventive Is only equalled by Its power to afford ln stantaneous relief. Charles Rogers. You may have " money to bum," but even so, you needn't throw it away. For JO cents you ! get almost twice as much "Battle 1 Ax" as you do of other high grades 1 for the same money iiMgiiiijiiijijiiifiM Satan "What did you say his name wasr Imp "He say he's a newspaper writer named 'Veritas.' " Satan Good. Pujh him Into the hnt room with Vox Popull, Pro Bono Pub lico, Ventor. Justltia and the other In curables." New York Commercial Advertiser. Centuries ago, people used to fear what they called the pestilence. "Dlack Death" was the most terrible thing In the world to them. They feared It as people now fear the Cholera and Tel low Fever. And yet there Is a thing that causes more misery and more deaths than any of these . It Is so com mon that nine-tenths of all the sick ness in the world Is traceabl to it. It is merely that simple, common thing- constipation. It makes people listless. causes dlixlnees, headaches, loss of ap petite, loss of sleep, foul breath and distress after eating. The little help needed Is furnished by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. One pill Is a gentle laxative and two a mild cathartic. Once used, always In favor. If you are care- ess enough to let an unscrupulous druggist sell you something on which he makes more money. It Is your own fault if you do not get well. Be sure and get Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Send 21 cents in 1-cent stamps to World's Dispensary Medical Associa tion, Buffalo, N. Y., and receive Dr. Pierce's 1008-page "Common Sense Medical Adviser," profusely Illustrated. A well-known slelety woman cleans her light gloves In the following way: She procures a box or Jar that I air tight and places In it some lump am monia; t.hen she suspends the soiled gloves from the rover and closes rhe box. In three or four days when the gloves are removed they are usually perfectly clean, not a spot remaining CURE FOR HEADACHE. A a remedy for all form ot Headache. Electrto Bitter ha proved to b th very boat. It affects a permanent cure and th most dreaded habitual slek head' ache yield to Its Influence. W urg all who ar afflicted to procur a bottle, and giv this remedy a fair trial. In case of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving th needed tone to the bowel, and few cases long resist the ua of this medicine. Try It once. Fifty cents, and 11. 00 at Chas. Rogers' Drug Store. Many a man who is quite willing to pay any bills his wife may run up, will not allow her enough spending money for her to be lavish even with her car fare. They are so little you hardly know you are taking them. They cause no griping, yet they act quickly and most thoroughly. Such are the famous little pills known as De Witt's Little Early Risers. Small in size, great In results. Charles Rogers. The tall woman Is evidently the fad of the hour, and If nature has not fa vored her in this respect, the milliner and boot-maker help her out. 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 Cure. Charles Rogers. The bachelor woman is all right until she falls in love with the bachelor man, when she is not so arrogantly fin de slecie. Tetter, eczema, and all similar skin troubles are cured by the use of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It soothes at once, and restores the tissues to their natural condition, and never falls to cure piles. Charles Rogers. Jack Rapid (behind the scenes) "Why, what a rare coin. Stamped with the old Roman effigy, too." Rival Chorus Girl "She got It from Julius Caesar as a birthday gift." Texas Sifter. VIGOR ONCE MORE In harmony with the world, 2000 completely enred meu uru singing nappy pralxes lor me greauinl, grand est and moat suc cessful core for sex- iial weakness uu'l out rigor known to medical science. An accountof thlswon derful ditcovrry, in book form, with ref erence and proofs, will he sent to mif- ferlng men (sealed) free. Full manly vlnor permanently restored. Failure impossible ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO.H.Y, T8t "What," said the commander, anx iously, "la that brisk firing off to the left?" "We are not yet definitely Informed," replied the aide-de-camp, "whether It is a general engagement or a police man shooting at a mad dog." With the fate of nations in the bal ance the uncertainty was awful. De troit Tribune. THE DISCOVERT SAVED HIS LIFE. Mr. O. Calllouette, Druggist, Beavers ville. 111., say: "To Dr. King's New Dis covery I owe my life Was taken with La Grippe and tried all the physician for mile about, but of no avail and wa given up and told I could not live. Hav ing Dr. King's New Discovery In niy store I sent for a bottle and be gan Its use and from the first dose began to get bettei, md after using three bottles was up ai.a about again. It Is worth Its weight In gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Get a free trial at Chas. Rogers' Drug Store. One of our builders was asked the other day if that empty house of his Just erected on Wlnooskl avenue was his last. "Yes," he said, "my last, but not leased." Hirli'more Sun. BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers.salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and pos itive cure for piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per box. , For sale by Charles Rogers, Odd Fellows' building. born First Tramp "Some folks Is lucky. Remember Bill Soakes?" Second Tramp "Yep." , First Tramp "He got Into Swelper's brewery the other night and was drowned In a beer vat." New York Weekly. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Tin fl llmlii rigMton Of ' ill Sftry VUPPM. Woodman "They tell me that you never get genuine victuals on the stage thit it Is always Imitation food that is used." Storms, the actor "Well, not always. We often get real eggs." Yorkers Statesman. Economy Is something that everybody tries to practice, and yet Just a little oversight will sometimes rob the most frugal and thrifty family of a year's savings. You want to do as J. P. Hick man, of Montlcello, Ua., did. He writea "For six years I have kept Sim mons Liver Regulator In my house, and used In my family, and have had no need for a doctor. I have Ave as heal thy children as you can find." They claim to have an orang-outang out in San Francisco that wears clothes and rides a bicycle, but the only Interesting point in the story Is omit ted. It doesn't tell what wheel he ride. Cleveland Plalndealer. ROYAL Baking Powder has been awarded highest honors at every world's fair where exhibited. "Why under the sun does Whlmperly want a divorce. Ills wife had a great dual of money whet, he married her." "And sh; h ts It yet. That Is the whole trouble." Detroit Free Press. OA8TOIIIA. n vrttpen1 Teddy brought a green caterpillar in from the garden the other day, anl showing it to his mother, he ex- clalnv-d: "I've got a big worm, mam ma, but he ain't ripe yet." Harper's Round Table. OUTWARD HOUND 0RKG0N GRAIN FLEIflMSOrrG. Mrs. L. H. Patton, Rockford, III., writes: "From personal experience I can recommend De Witt's Sarsaparllla, a cure for impure blood and general de bility." Charles Rogers. The type of woman who bothers shop clerks and buys little or nothing Is known as a counter irritant. Baltimore Life. Chonlc constipation Is a painful, dis agreeable and life-shortening 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 Risers. These little pills are great regulators. Charles Rogers. The Individual troubled with Insom nia need not give herself airs because Hlte rises earlier than her luzy sister. A hacking cough is not only annoying to others, but Is dangerous to the per son who has It. One Minute Cough Cure will quickly put an end to it. Charles Rogers. SAII.KO.i h.ao. UihuiI Ur Imrk IS lir thlii m Am li li in Ur li .rk itr nli lit. ... llr Urns Ur lork .. . . . I Ur hip It llr mil.., . II llrhxk. is r iui 14 Hi hli n lir li.rk . Sept IK'l Soy IK-o Jan I" Ur liln.... '.'I llr .Mil ., '.' llr liok... 44 rrtmrt .. i( llr hll., '1 llr Link... Ur lit... t Am U p... lrHhl.. 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PORT SAIttD rOM AND HAMS. lAi COKSIOSIS. ot'T Nr.W YOHK- Hhip Henry Vlllsrd CAI.LAil- Hrtiark HljhUn.l Forsall.. Br bark liai-ea I UVaHPtKIL- Mr alilp Krltanc NKWCASTLK, N.g. W. Br bark Canilitlal . ... Hrah.oClly of Vadras) ... Br bark Snowilou I., . KIO l'K JANK1 KO- Br lilp kale Th.onaal- llr slilp I'euswern l Br ili In Koyal Uere nr oars uienaiion m Brthlo Waihrlbanlih....... Br bark Ilea TABI.K BAY- Nor bark Maltland YOKUIIAMA Br aieamer Aalsllc Prlnre! 81NUAPUKK- Ur ahln Oreallal... MONTKVIUKO- Ur bark lleeawlllKl Hraliln liovenliV llalL . l'OKT P1RIK- llrihlu Port Jarkion iiiikiiua T. Am ii lir Carrier Dor.. SANTA HOSAI.I - Br thlD nrtlaern BAIIIA- Br ahlo rrovlucet . IIIAIiO- lii r bark Miuiclalenet SAT'i- Hr ahtD Cambrian I'rliireti TALTAt- Br barkCrin-11... VAI.PAKA1HO- Kwe1 Ship Udy Llnal Hr ahln Yallori 1.HTA- Brbark Hollo Hr sh p Kncktiimt. .... ItrahiD Vaiiduarul. NaOASiKI- Hr ba.k Zlnllal HiiYAI, KiiAPH- lir bark Kenyon.. CAPTAIM. ITS! KATS. Pbiisd 1471 MAIl Sullon A Brsbs As rVI0UAl sicoii 6 aai rrrrm m Robinson W 1 1 A I Mirer. VY. A Co I B I I Kee , 1444 ion M it airtmihs........ 1177 IIBAI ............ ......... 1044 100 A I ...,.......i... 1 I . ... rmnmas .. . i.isrr iooai . U,a Iri lOoAl M Taarl ,I4M ma 'BalK.ur. (InllirU A Co, lu .naiiu . I1WIUUAI Portland Flour Mills' mi 1 .' ,lMl,0OAI 1 w Kolierlaou US luuAl ,,-,' . I II I i Aaderson .. . llll IO0AI ! i 'rltusri. rTMtauAl KM lil ids. I ,J ramrtwCa.... It .. Wlrkham IIWM iuuaI j ..... 4 ll.Mla 1-JIMIIInAl Jund tall ttt' Am. Trdlu Co . J ... . Davlet ....!! 10U A 1 ...........,.... i I . Jonet . lnM llltAl ........... ., . Hhnemakrr 'lI IOOAI a ... Ion -ilMO I0OAI 'lUnllOOAl . Hventou. 'iwi'ioiAl - IAWiIMIAI . . ...... . . .Thomas ! ir I00AI I K CainPn A C.... Koai-b IW loOAl ... Ucavail IKlulooAl ! 'iMSlOOAl I - 117 I00AI IMeyer, Wilson A Co..' RKFBHItNCICa t Iron Total toonage on Hi way II.7M. Hani tlm I i lV-A6,All. gain time la IWI-AVIaJ, y an, am 11 v f MANHOOD RESTORED jn rUnn nl a (sUtifiUsl ! rimrti nhvatrlntn tnalil Mnii.arl "CUPIDENC" ThM sraaat Vtaiatahbi ' VlbaJlawr.LIiaar,, rli. tlonol a (anioua rancb pliyidrtan, will quickly mrsyiainf all nrr. Joos or dlaraaea nf tb (euerauvs orraiii. iiirb aa oal Manh'aal, Inanmnls, l'aluslnlhall,ick,Bnilhal i.iulail,,ia, Nrrvmia peliUlly, Plmplra, Vnaintas to Marry, Klliaiaulns pralnt, Vaneneale a,i CniiillnaUnn. Ilslnpa all banea byilay nr nlslii I'raevanu una k. Dr M HI diarharia. w lilrb If nut rherire.l leaila lit HnatrmaitorrliiaA rrnsr ann ArrCR all llishurrorauflmnntanry. 4 I' ri !: r. clniiisss Uwllvst, UK an kldneytand lh urinary oorantol all UupurlUta s I irr.n r Hinii(uirin tuit mwr-m moibmi w ! iivkbii Ti raMun mifTprrr- arw not rand by JHw-rom tt. biniuwi rt1ntT prp tn ftl trmiMiMl with HilimllMav. VlH'l lKN K It Ihnoniv known rm1 r tnciintwliiioutaii oinUim. bwitilmmik min. A writu-nrrinninttrlv'D ftnd mnnmf rinni-4 Ir ill bxm tm nut Maci ft vrnmrnami ur U)0ft box. lx fiirf 'kUi.hr mall. feinu for wuum circular wid iraUmtHiltUak Addrett IAVOl HKUICIMB CO P. a Hoi V70,8ui inrKJtaco, Cl JrBtUbg CHAS KOCiEKS, 4T.9 Commercial Btret. Every Single Man in Oregon would punhnso his tick et via tln HurlliiKt'.n Itouto to (iniaha, Kunaim City, Ht. I,ouIh, ChlciiKo nnd all oth'.T Southern and Kouthciuitorn cltlus, If he realized how com fortable, how fast, how nafo Its service Ih. Nothing better any where. For tickets, apply to any railroad ticket aifent. For information about rates and trains, address A. C, SHELDON, G. A., Portland, Oregon. nis J fa aon.nolsonniia I remedy for (Juiiorrliuia, oie,., Sparinalnrrhira, WtiUfta. uunatural ilia I r.liars.Mi, or any ludamnia oon, irritation or nowa. tin of inlli'OUl menv 'HtEvUNlCniMTii Co. brani Mon-aalrlnout. Bom ny wracaiata. nr sent In pliln wrapper, I. y aaprnai. prepaid, for II. l. nr a ixilllia, p.n. Ciruuiar snnr on rujuoai. i 0farflua i pii t atrtotur ,sNiiri' 'llkii-;' H RsTORifl public mww READING ROOM FREB TO ALL, Open every day from I o'clock to IJI and 6:10 to 1:10 p. m. BubKiiptlon rates $1 par annum. 8.W. COR ELEVENTH ft DUANB ATE E.N'OLIHH CAPITAL, FOR AMERICAN INVESTMENTS. Important to Americana Masking Bn llah Capital for new n;rprUss. A Unt corrtaAnlng the naime and adtlreaxaj ot 360 uocafiil promoters who liars placed over 100,000,000 Storting In Foreign In vestment within tii last six yean, and ovr 111,000,000 for the seven month of UK. I'rloj, 5, or Vi, payahle by poatal order to tha London and Universal Bu reau of Investor, 20, Oheapsfde, London, E. C. Bubccriben wll tx ntltled, by ar- ranifement arlth h director to receive eltiher persoruil or letter of tntroductoln to any of these siacceenfiU Dromotera. VMM last I first alaaa In tvsry ninct and every man or ftrm who nam ap pears xiierein may o aaperwlea upon. For placing h following It will b found InvaluaDAe Honda or Hriares of In dia trial Commercial and Financial con cern, MortxvMr loans, Bale of Lands Patents or Ulraas. Db-ectora:- 81 R EDWARD C. ROSS, HON. WALTER C. PEPTt, CAFT. ARTHUR STIFFS. Copyright. 0.B.&N. aiVES choice or -2- TRAflSCOHTIJlEfaTAIi R0UTE5. Vta Spokane and St. Paol Via Ogdco, Denver and Omaha or St. Paol Pullman and Tourist Sleepers Free Recliiilnr Chair Cars Astoria to Sao FraMlMO. Columbia, Tuesday, Oct. 10. State of Cal. Sunday, Oct 11. Columbia, Friday. Oct. 30. fltat or Cal. Wednesday, Nov. L Columbia, Monday, Nov. I. Htat of Cal. Saturday, Nov. 14. Columbia, Thursday, Nov. II. Stat of Cal. Turaday, Nov. 14. Columbia, Sunday, Nov. 19. Astoria and Portland Steamer. T. J. Totter leaves Astoria at 7 a. m. dally except Sunday. Leave Portland dully at 1 p. m., Sunday excepted. Sat urdays at 11 p. m. Telephone leave Astoria dally ex cept Sunday at 7 p. ni. leaves Port land dally except Sunday at 7 a. tn. For rate and fsnsrai Information call on or address O. W. LOUNBIIERRT, Agent. W. H. HURLBURT. 0n, Pas. Agt., Portland, Or. e. McNeill, President and Manager. ! Solentlflo Amtrloan Agenoy eivrir. TKane aianlia OlilON PATgNTIt, vvrisiDHTl, )tM CiiUbrsii. r) I ni't.k rtt.. a n ENNYKOYAL PILLS .. " . ""'7 Wiealna. sari, nlar. rollabla, taaita aaft nrati.i ;i, Ktu, m, . mmi la Itl aa4 tl,te aaulllat IIkim i. ii win, biaa rthtna. Taka aa other, hrfttu i...., IKnaandlmllaruu. at Uraulua, ar aaalea. I?.."'!"!? parlHolara, l.illoi-ilal. lialL HI mil. T .in.i.i. iZfiS,? au-r ia.lcil t,ll.l., it,.." Utaaiuta. l'AIWii'2 Go to Elmore, Banhorn's office and se machine. Tak along om of th twines "a good as Mamhall's," In your pocket, and test them. Then se how much more Marshall's will stand. It's money In your pocket and fish In your net to find out their new and handsome twin testing WltR II aa rloa. Ui. uuUai bj a taitloa alvaa r.. J...L ,!2 yeari UMaltmonilia A.lTlreaa, M I ''ft ui! VusLuiuaa, al iiriavlway. Hmw lurk City, WHITE COLLAR LINE TELEPHONE AND BAJLEY GATZEflT Astoria and Portland Telephone loaves Astoria daily ex. kept Sunday at 7 p. m. Leaves Port land dolly oxcopt Sunday at 7 a. m. T. J. Potter leaves Astoria at 7 a. m. dally except Sunday. Leaves Portland ilnliy at II p. m., Sunday excepted. Bat- urdays at 11 p. m. Tickets good on both boats. U. B. SCOTT, President E. A. Keeley, Agent, Portland. C. W. Stone, Agent, Astoria. Telephone No, 11, AN ENIGMATICAL BILL OF FARE. For a dinner, served on th Dining cam of the Chicago, Mllwauke'and St Paul Railway, will b tent to any address oa. receipt of a two-cent postag stamp, Apply to Geo. H. HealTord, General Pas anger Agtnt Old Colony Building, Chi eago, Illinois.