The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, November 13, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY AST01UAN, FRIDAY MORNING. XOVEMBEtt IS, IMA. JOHN T. LIGHTER, Bdlter. Telephone No. 64. VKKMS OF l BSCRIPriON. DAILT. 8nt by mall, per yetr $.00 Bent by mull, per month GO Delivered by carrier, per month 45 WEEKLY, trot by mall per year, O In advance, postage free, to subscribers. All communication Intended for publi cation should be directed to the editor. Business communications of all kinds and remittances must be addressed to The Aitorlan. The Astorlan guarantees to Its sub scribers the largest circulation of any lewspaper published on the Columbia irer. Advertising" rates can be had on appli cation to the business manager. Tha Weekly Astorlan, the second oldest weekly In the state of Oregon, has, wxt to the Portland Oregonlaa, the largest weekly circulation In the state. Jno. F. Handley A Co., are our Port land scents, and copies of The Astorlan aa be had every morning at their stand, nt Third street. The "Atorlaa" hereby affers to doaate XI HI NIRED DOLLARS to St, Mary'a osplul, payable ea deasaad to rather DMaaaa, wbeaeeer legal evidence Is pro aVaeed showing that any afteraooa aewa paper pabllshed la Astoria haa printed within the last alaety day expiring be fore this eSTer a single "ve-tat" ar other klad of tslegraphle press report.' received aver the wires eatmrlag either r the telegraph edeea la Astoria, from amy point aatslde of Oregon. Astoria. Or.. October IS. 18. The advice from the East that the government has adopted horseless mail wagons for use In large cities, has led many Astorlans to believe that In the near future these novel conveyances may be seen In our streets. The complete vindication In today's dispatches of the groundless and ven omous charges against the Associat ed Press during the recent campaign cannot fall to be a source of preat sat isfaction to all lovers of truth as well as to the Associated and all other jour nals throughout the land. Both Mc Kinley and Bryan congratulate Mana ger Stone upon his efficient and faith ful service. the week. The year will always be divided Into S5 days and a fraction, or 3 on every fourth. As long at least as the Christian, Jewish, Hindoo, and Mahometan religions endure, the week will consist, as for thousands of years past, of seven days. And as for chang ing the months from twelve to ten, why, even the French Revolution, with its "Franelades," and "Decade." and "SansculottMos." did not venture upon that. There are some things which sci ence cannot do, or which men will not lot It do, not even for so-called con venience's sake. THK FIOIIT Jl'ST lii.til.'N. That Archbishop Ireland has lost standing with the Pope because of his expression of opinion during the recent elections. Is scarcely credible to an intelligent man. The archbishop cer tainly has the right of any other free citizen to express his own convictions upon any subject, and there must cer tainly be some error In the statement made over the wires that his actions had brought him Into disfavor at Rome. The continued fluctuations in the wheat market, the closing of many targe deals and the rise in the Liver pool market, with increased demands from Russia, all indicate that America for many months, will be the source of supply of breadsturTs for a large por tion of the world. The action of the English government in providing extra work for the famished people of India will enable hundreds of thousands to at least procure brad. The condition of a country whose people are starving is not pleasant to contemplate, and England's prompt succor Is certainly worthy of commendation. America will ef course be more than glad to send Its surplus wheat abroad. MORE TAMPERING WITH TIME. What will doubtless prove a futile at tempt to alter the measurement of time is now being made in France. The Beci mal system Is substituted for the duo decimal and sexagesimal now used in reckoning fractions of a day. The clock dial is divided into ten sections, in stead of twelve, each cf them subdi vided Into ten, instead of five, and only one revolution of the shorter hand Instead of two, effected each day. The day, from midnight to midnight. Is d vided into 100 equal parts, each known eg a "ces," and each equal to 14 min ates 24 seconds of the present scale. The "ces" ig the unit of measurement. Ten "ces" make a "decaces," equal to 2 hours 24 minutes, and ten "decaces" make a "hectoces," or day of 24 hours. The entire circuit of the clock-dial, therefore, is a "hectoces," or day; the ten major divisions, substituted for the twelve now pointed off by the "hour hand," are each a "decaces;" and the 100 minor divisions substituted for the SO now pointed off by the "minute hand" are each a "ces." If a smaller secondary dial Is used, with a third hand, corresponding to the "second hand" of a watch, It will be divided Into ten "decices," or tenths of a "ces," and perhaps of them subdivided into ten "centices," or hundredths rf a "ces," while for exact computations there will also be the "mllllces," or thousandth of a "ces." Vnder this sys tem midnight. Instead of being 12 o'clock, Is "100 ces," or "10 decaces;" noon Is "50 ces," and 6 o'clock In the morning is "25 ces." Clocks and watches are being thus constructed and used, and the system has been experimentally adopted in the geographical bureau of the French army. It Is urged In Its favor that it diminishes the work of calculation by two-thirds, and lessons the chances of error from four to one. That may be true. Unquestionably the system is a simple and logical one In Itself. Yet, like the recent proposition to change the reckoning of hours so that Instead C counting from one to twelve twice ever In a day we count from one to twenty-four, it is In all probability doomed to failure. The present nystem may be less simple.. But It haa existed for many centuries, and Is accepted by every civilized people In the world. It will not readily be displaced. More over, the proposed system Is not com plete, and cannot possibly be made so. The day may be decimally divided, but the year cannot be, nor the month, nor "The fight has Just commenced." Mr. Hryan for once la right, says the Pion eer Press. The snake Is scotched, not killed. The campaign of education which resulted In the complete defeat for the time being of the efforts of the silver trust to humbug the American people has only Just commenced, ('.rand as was the preliminary victory aohlev ed on election day, It is an appalling thought that victory was only secured by a narrow margin In several neces sary states. If Indiana, which seemc to hang In the scales for a day or two. together with California. Oregon and the two Dakota, had gone the other way. God only knows what would hav become of this unhappy land. That there are six million full-grown men In this republic who could be fooled Into voting for Bryan when voting for him meant such a train of calamities for them and for all 'the people of this country as was never visited upon the people of any civilised country before in time of peace, is something to excite alarm at the future, destiny of a repub lic whose popular vote so nearly wreck ed the foundations of public order and prosperity. Mr. Bryan has given notice that he proposes to devote himself for the next four years to educating the peopfe on the money question. It Is to be hoped he may. But he will not have the field all to himself, as the silver propaganda had for many years until a little over a year ago. The country has come to understand his methods of education. They consist of assertion without proof of the reiteration of assertions thousand times refuted In defiance of all proof of speculative supposition as demonstrated faet3 of propositions which contradict each other of a tan gle of sophistries and fallacies of cr rors of Ignorance and errors of Inten lion of ad captandum appeals to class prejudice of the froth and foam of rhetorical declamation the phosphor escent glitter of a mind in decay. Before Mr. Bryan goes on his next campaign of education he had better get himself educated In the elements of the money question. Is It simple Ifc norancs or Is It boundless audacity which lid him In the address he gave out a few days ago to the bimetal lists of the United States to speak of the cause he has been advocating; as bimetallism ? A man who calls the bald monometallism of free coinage at the ratio of 1C to 1 by this country alone a man who deliberately calls this hi metal 1 Ism need a good deal of educa tion himself before be undertakes to educate others. But he Is right. The fight has Just commenced. The campaign of educa tion is just begun, and we think we can promise Mr. Bryan before that cam paign Is ended there will not be a sin gle congressional constituency In the United States so Ignorant and so de luded as to send a free silver repreacn- ta.ive to congreM. Before It Is ended no state in the Union will be represent ed in the senate by a free silver advo cate. And it will have progressed so far before 1S00 that the free silver party will have disappeared from the face of the earth. IV) not always Judg by appearances. I Read the news nt the day and de The man who looks as though he wore 'light yourself with the reports of re in correct mourning garb may have vlvlng buslneas. his overcoat buttoned up outside of a drvos suit. Centurhs ago, people used to fear I what they called the pestilence, "lilm k lVath" was the most terrible thing In 1 the world lo them. They feared lit as' Tktfw Hall Hfuiut, N CABTOniA. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is an an tlseptlc, soothing and healing applica tion for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, etc., and cures piles like magic. It instantly stops pain. Charles Rogers. The next McKlnley tariff won't be thrown down In a hurry, and the com ing prosperity will last a long time. TO CUItE A COLD IX ONE OA V, Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If It 'ails to cure. 23c. For sale by Chas. Rogers, Druggist. Many a Bryanite will be a McKinley ite before the next election. Prospertiy is a pretty good persuader. There Is going to be a gold mining boom In California before long, and mining counties will be w ay up. In the revival of trade the home mar ket should give the preference to home workers. SIMMONSv Z . ' 1 "VTv";. ' 9 4.J1 REGULATOR J Us Favorite Home t 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. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia Speculate on the composition of Mc Kinlev'n cabinet All voti iili.tt lint people now fear the Cholera and Yol- j jt,nj wt low Fever. And yet there Is a thing , that causes more misery and morej M,,y political speakers, clergymen, deaths than any of these . It Is so com-, sinners, and others who use the voice mon that nine-tenths of all the sick- , excessively, rely upon upon One Minute nosa In the world Is traceabl' to It. It Cough Curo to prevent huskliiess and Is merely that simple, common thing-, laryngitis. Its value as a preventive Is constipation. It makes people listless, ionly equalled by Its power to afford In causes dlislnesa, headaches, loss of ap- stantancous relief. Charles Rogers, petite, loss of sloop, foul breath and i distress after eating. The little help j You promote your own welfare when needed Is furnished by Dr. Pierce's you promote that of your neighbor. Pleasant Pellets. One pill Is a gentle : laxative and two a mild cathartic. Once ' Speed "d stfety are the watchwords used, always In favor. If you are care-1 of the age. Ope Minute Cough Cure Uva enough lo let an unscrupulous l1"'" speedily, safely, and never fulls, druggist sell you something on w inch i Asthma, bronchitis, coughs and colds he riakes more money. It Is your ow n j cured by It. Charles Rogers, fault If you do not get well. Be sure j and get Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. I Four more mouths of tinner clover Send 21 cents In 1-cent stamps to then v get ready to make hay. World's Dispensary Medical Assoola-1 . tlon. Buffalo. N. Y., and receive Dr. ...Pu'e ,l'lood "" h,'Uh' wins canutparnia purines ine oioou, Pierce s lOOS-page "Common fcense Medical Adviser," profusely Illustrated It is a poor compliment to a writing when his order for cold aspar- I agus Is translated by the waiter into 1 one for a quart of apolllnarls. 1 cures Eruptions, Eciema. Scrofula, and all diseases arising from impure blood. man's ' Charles Rogers. Fatten your birds, Mr. Turkeymnn; we all wish a rich feast this time. THIS DISCOVERT 8AVED HIS LIFE. Some of the rings being made fir i October brides are In three shades of Mr. Q. Calllouette, Druggist. Beavers- j "ulu twisted together chain fashion. vllle, IlL, says: "To Dr. King's New DIs- covery I ow. my life Was taken with Now ,hVln" to Jvrtl for the La Grippe and tried all the physician. tn"lf' nJ " for miles about, but of no avail and was ; riven un and told I eould not llvo. H.v. ! A hacking cough Is not only annoying Ing Dr. King's New Discovery In my ! to others, but Is dangerous to the per- .tore I sent for a bottle and be- ,u v",,! gan Its use and from the tlrst dose Cure wl" cM I"" n ni to began to get bettet, md after using three ' Charles Rogers. hAttlju waa tin , . atwtti anln 1, la ! worth its weight In gold. We won't keep store or house without It." Uet a tree trial at Chaa Rogers' Drug Store. Stiff collars and cuffs w III be with us all winter. The smull sleeve Is an acknowledged BUCKLEN S ARNICA SALVE. The feather bow has to bow to Its fact. ribbon rival on such days as yesterday ' when the dampness would take out ANOTHKR SMART WOMAN. even the curl in a pig's tall. j I My hubaiI is 1.1 but pir.ud, and ! sell's experience selling nelf-heatlag ,he does not want me to work, as I The best salve In the world for cuts, ;-v ... , . u. ref,. . bruises, sores, utcerasalt rheum, fever ;after r(,ng ,n your pawr Mr, Hu. curuB, aiiu on miu ciupuviia, ouu yvo- i . g, -.-a, f. in i.i... . .... n ,,ct i " - -' " J " " "" " It is guaranteed to give perfect satis-:. .. . . . , . . , , , ;felt vjry much encouraged. As soon taction, or money rerunaeo. rnce, jo u I ot mv -am ii . rm I started out. aa. k.. Vn. ..1, hw Jakarta - ' - Rogers, Odd Fellows' building. . . , ... ... , No man who thought a woman oneejda' "nc- nJ n ' " cared for him will ever believe that r,e c,w m.ney. anu my nus- she should have any genuine affection t banJ do' not know 1 hve been work for another. i lnr at " 6ut 1 m nrnUd he will be mad when I tell him. Have I don CURE FOR HEADACHE. I right, or should I Quit work and leave i him to struggle alone? AN ANXIOUS WIFE. OUTWAM) HOUND OREGON CUMIN FLKIflMSOrrC .Nept 1M SMI.KII. H.AO. IIIHUI lit Urk II III lil In Am tlilii in II' ti-rk T, llr lili S llr Imili i llr luirk.,. 7 llr hl( II llr ln, II Hrh ik l:i r "hii K lit liln I llr link 1 llr liln....,. 'Jl Hi Mi J.' nr link, IX r rlmik '.' llr iil 1 llr link i llr lii 0 AMI nil p s iirlilii III lllh i: Mr lurk . lMrhl i'i llr mho 1 llr Lurk 9 llr -hi i. 1 llr hi ilr Ship . . : llr nIh( Ilr,liln . ., '.'I tier lil .i nr lutrk . . . a r litt a llrtluii.... . 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I III M 41 iW 4I.IHO Halluur. llilllirl A Cu . .. ilia hi W.lJ'J 7J,ouo Sil.x.u A Kerr I l ftl V I'.irtlMi.l Kl.iur Mill I IJa 44 4,iJl 4I.O.M Halluur, lliillirla A Co I lla 1 TS.44V 7U.IIIU J It l aili. nili Co I lla 4it INirltuu.l H.iiir Mllla fa I I .-a ad M.A-t 41. U Mil.. ui A Kerr I lot tu,un.1 4a, au IUlfi.ur, Uiillirleau.l Co I II M 4J.H7A 4.',i " I o 4i,iila SI mat Hllwon A Kerr. I a 4.I.IUI 44,.aai " I II Id Kl.liu a..iu J It Cameron , Co I lla ti As a remedy for all forms of Headache, Klectrle Bitters has proved to be the very best. It affects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick head aches yield to Its Influence. Ws 'urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle. and rive this remedy a fair trial. In es of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by rlvln the needed tone ! to the bowels, and few cases lone resist the use of this medicine. Try It once. Fifty cents, and 11.00 at Chas. Roger' Drug- Store. You are doing- Just right, and your husband should be proud of you. Ce ahead and show the world what an en ergetic woman can do. That self-heat- Ins Iron must be a wonderful seller. as we hear of so many that are sue ceedlng selling; It.' After one Is satisfied with the good HAIK RESTORED TO NATURAL COLOR. I have used many preparations tut ! restoring hair to natural color, but things of this life a little judicious : neyw. haJ .atl,factory , untU , course or sen-aeniai is or real morm aed Zu,u VuUcr alue. ! It will restore any hair or beard to Its natural color In three weeks. It It does not they return Fennnrnv l anmpthlno that everybody tries to practice, and yet just a little I uur " , " ' oversight will sometimes rob the most . ' ' frugal and thrifty family of a year's -unl"e - -.ca o ...... .uUUB . I - -wiafnpa anvnnA'i hair tr n. f iirkl savings. You want to do as J. P. Hick- " man. of Montlcello. Ga., did. He r1"' K"u"" " ' ' rites "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 five as heal thy children as you can find." Rain may be all right for the com plexion, but It Isn't the most enliven ing factor for one's spirits. pay postage, etc., to Wilson A Co., New Concord, Ohio. The regular price Is II.M per pack age. If It does not restore your hair to natural color, or make any color of hair darker In three weeks, they will return your stamps. This proposition Is so fair that thousands are using It. It Is harmless, but never falls. Why can't big money be made by selling Zulu Vuller from house to house? MONEY-MAKE IT YOURSELF. Chonlc constipation Is a painful, dls-1 agreeable and life-shortening difficulty, j It deranges the system, causes sick headache, bad breath, and poisons the blood. It can be readily overcome by I r never .,-. anythlnif In the De Witt's Little Early Risers. These papers about the People's Wind Mill; little pills are great regulators. Charles , we caI lt tne -people's" because the Rogers. Inventor never patented It, but let ev erybody use lt free. Any farmer- can make a mill himnelf, and ail the ma terial complete will not cost over J10. It Is a splendid mill, will pump the deepest wells, and will last longer than any mill I ever had. Any person can It Is pleasing to note how universal i the custom of removing the hat In ; he theater Is becoming. j ROYAL Baking Powder has been awarded highest jK,.t ,iKrams and complete Instruo honors at every world's fair Hons free, as I dl.l, by sending 18 2- . ,;,; i cent stamps to pay postage, A-JMibUii rl iiir, nloe VU.0 h-Alo 31.0m iwi aTuimi, value jnj,1tl. -ia.i l;,.iArrTlia l.arie'v, ue"lX.o "fil.JSrKUa Hour, value 1:1.1x1. K-Alan 1 eea laliiton, value ttal.OO. K-jOAiA hit fl.uir, value ll0. II HaA bdta (l.iur, value ll..u) M -JIT lidlt IIihu rat eMi'O. I Mi a II mr, Value frai.iui J Alan.VTI.Mihla II mr, vlu H4,irj ami r.ikK otta liar ley, value fi.iai K-lfl'l !!! tluur, value siv.itiii, 4'iiitih dour, valu :i)uuu, M -ll,7 bill flour, value Sai,iUi. N-liXl bdla Itour, value U,lil. o--AImi 4.7V7 bdla tl.air, value ll,(0 I -tli II. ITUi tla barley, value IU.IUI. tj Alio TiW tibia (lour, vain rAUW K-IM.Ulri lilil. II, .nr. value III OKI S-l,14 bbl flour value A". alao llnieili bran. T Alao 41 ton) brau, value luoo, ana SMI caaci talmna. U Alan Iftaiotiula Amir, value 4.i,utW. V-Alao SL.0i IHiU tlo ir, value i,Ul'J. VESSKLS ON THE WAY TO OREGON. roar iailio ran and kams. cA-raix. ,NKW VtlHK- Slilp Henry Vlllard l'MUto CAI.LAO- Hr Hark lllihl mil rortJ Br trk Hac I ....... NlrolI.. UVKMIlMll- Hrahip RelUuee. Rohluaou .... KKWCASTI.K, N.8. W. Hr bi,rk Caiiilnlat Kee .. HrabipCliy ol Madraal Wrimib... Hr bark Suoauton HID I'K JA.sKIKi Hrlnp Kale Thi. mast. TniMiia Hrihip Peiifwernil . I'v e Hr ahlp R .yal Oeurfa I . .iTa,nrart Hr bark lllenalton .... ... ..... Bailile , Hralilo Ma. hrlh-ulub . . . Hr bark He ;Kubertaoo... TABLK BAY- Nor bark Maltland .... VOKOIIAMA- Hr atramer AiUtle Prince) 'Andersoo ... SINoAPliKK- i Hr ihltiOmillal Stuart MONTKVIUKO- I Hr bark Heea-lllu! Hrihln laivenby IlalL . . port pirik- llr ahlp Purl Jackton H(lKilIATK Am arhr Carrier IKiv SANTA K ISA 1,1 4- Hr ahlp Vurtiirern ... Ba MI a- Hr ahlD Provlnte! IIIAI.U- 41,-r Imrk Mrurilaleiiel sluwiuaker. SAVIilH- Hr "litp Cambrian Prlncen. ...... 1 ALT 41- HrbarkCrlffelt VALPARA1SII- se. mii.ji Uily Lrnal. i,r imp i auiiri LOTA- Hrbark Hollo . .... Ttiniiia . Hr ah p HiH khiint Roaeli .. Hr liln Vaiiduaru!. Hevii.. NAiiASxKI- Hrbs.'k 7.ln tat .' .I'd III IV A I. K.IAllH- Hrlrk Kenton.- 1171 TSS! BATS. eoNIIUNSIS, PA .OtT 1471 UAH Sutton A Brad I MMtUOAl rV: AAl JM IIBAI 1444 IDDA1 I1S77 1IUAI IUU IUIAI I 1V7 l A l'J UOA1 1404 HO A I I IW IUIAI 1M1 ll.AI II5UOAI 7J4 1114 I OUt I7IM I0PA1 Meyr. W. 4 Co , 13 .-J . . i m Bald.iir. Onlhrl Co 1m PorUaud Plour Mill' lol Wlrkbam. . Ilixlf .Lln.lv.ll ... .'Davie . 'June . .....'lme lutAl im I00A1 1 . lout jisao loo a I llwo 10OAI . Sveliaou- l.w!iiAI ! 104 IHM IOOA I J RC.men.oACo ... IMM 1 00 A I A4 I ' alM 1U0A1 ! j rVtt 3404 IUIAI . Am. Tmtliif Co.... . . lUMi ... I.J .lulvi IUIAI traiAl I00AI IwAI I00A1 IIBAI J H C-mer.. n Co 'Meyer, Wllaon A Co.. Total toonafie on the way -4I.7M. MKPKRBNCKM Same lime 1 1 lV-H4,nll, t Iron Sam lime lo lr4-40.UJ. y "CUPIDtMf Ttila tnmt Vuly tlon ol faUmMMFrnnrh phyirUu., will quick Ircurv ytni f all nrr MANHOOD RESTORED l Vluuiaer.uie anvrlp. i in ai tktai fnwimiila. falnalri Uia lliwlcaelulnal r.iiiljialiilia. Nervieia 1m.i.iiUv. 1'liiiplea, lln.lnaM l Marry, Kiliaumln liralna, Varlenrel ami mi or dlje-aaea of the tetierauv iinraua, urb aa Loat ktanbnorl. u r.n Itlatli Omallnall'in. II atoi all liHwea dr rlar or hltht Prevent autrk. 'Mm uiai'iianin, wi.K-n 11 nolrneraen teaiia in nparmarnrriniN, na InrrrhBa ... arrro all tiivnorrnrauiimpnuney. a i:rii:siKeiuMstHUvr, uie Drun aso r in l(in,T,.nil thenrtnaryoriranaol all UnpurlUaa emiaaaa ..ranrlh.n. .nil n. Iii ph. amall weak nrvana. The reaaon aufTerem are not cured by ihieinra la beeaiiim ninety per rent are trnrrhlM with Proatailltla. t'V I'll IK NIC la the only known remedy loonniwlilioulii ofteraUun. Sim leailmenl. a!a A wrlttenminranleesleenand money relumed If all time doe noi arjaui a pruiuu.lura junaboi.ali r..r(vl, dv malL 44end for rasa circular and Iratlruonlala Addxaa UAVOL JIEUICIH tO P.O. lioj tm, Bao PniNSKO, CfeL Tor AU b CI1AH ROIJICRH, 4r,9 Commercial Htreet. The woman who iloesn t care for vlo. ts K i ms to be re.th'-r a poculiar spec. in n of femininity. eti.'., to I K. D. Wilson & Co., Allegheny, I'a. Wilson & Co. sell pumps, and when you g -t your windmill going would be men of femininity. igiaa to sen you a pump n you nnn it. It is cert.-ilrily useless to pay $.7) or $10 Many lives of usefulness have been ; for a win,imli, when you can make ut short by neglect to break up anlone ,UHt a8 BOO(l for 510. I think there rdlnary cold. Pneumonia, bronchitis, 1 0,,1 j,e j,lg money made putting these ml even consumption can be averted i mlll8 up through the country, as ev y tho prompt use of One Minute Cough ; ervboy W0Uld like them. uie. Charles Rogers. a RKAIjEH. So few of us are able to put In words ; the thankfulness we feel for kindnesses uhiu-n lis. . I A CHURN THAT CHURNS IN ONE MINUTE. I have been In the dairy business all They are so little you hardly know 1 my life and have many times churned you are taking them. They cause no ! tor an hour before butter would ap- griplng, yet they act quickly and most Par, so when I heard of a churn that thoroughly. Such are the famous little I would churn In a minute I concluded pills known aa De Witt's Little Early j to try it. Every day for a week I ItiserB. Bmall In size, great In results. ! used lt, and not only could I churn In Charles Rogers. i a minute, out 1 got more anu Dttier 1 butter than with the common churn. The disposition that can readily 1 This Is very Important Information for adopt Itself to life's changes Is the j buttre makers. The .churn works eas- apple CASTORIA Por Infants and Children. n fie-ilmllt dfutan lly, and will churn ah ordinary churn ing In less than fiO 'secondsy I havs !sold two dozen of these churns In the 1 past month. Every butter maker that j has seen me churn In less than a mln I ute has bought one., You can obtain I all desired Information regarding the ! chum by addressing J. F. Casey & Co., i St. Louis, and they will give you vrtfpn, I prompt and courteous attention. I A DAIRYMAN. Un tvrry Every Single Man in Oregon would purchnse his tick et via the llurllngtnn Route to Omaha, Kansns City, St. liuls, Chicago and all other Southern und Houllii'iuitiTn cities, If he realized how com fortable, how fast, how Hiife Its service Is. Nothing better any where. For tickets, apply to any railroad ticket agent. For Information about rates and trains, address C. SHELDON, G. A., Portland, Oregon. niif ffl f ft non'poiiinnrmt ffirn-4 for GoiHtrrtirja, (Hi!., Hp4trmiorr lWa, Whit--., u ii 11 tu r I ilu cliari,' a, r Hiif Inllitmnir. tlon, IrritAtlon ur ulcr- tlun of in 11 r 11 n r nifiri' HttN8CHftt",' Hi, iftmtim. Sun jitrin.-iit, '" -t.e ! nl.in avraniut t.i. or 3 Irotll-'-, 2.7ft, L'jrruUr i'iiit t rtxiUML In 1 1 Man 4)at,rftDt4i IrUtur- 'riynu eaDitujloo ASTOniA PUBLIC ItlBiW READING ROOM FREE TO ALU Open every day from I o'clock to ION and 1:80 to I:t0 p. m. Bubscrlptlon rates U Dor annum. 8.W. COR. ELEVENTH DUANE BTft ENGLISH CAPITAL FOR AMERICAN INVESTMENTS. Important to Americans seeking Eng lish Captlal for new enterprise A list comatnlng the names and ad4reaa-a of 35) successful promoters who have placed over flOO.Ono.OM Btortitif In Foreign In vestment wtUitn tiie last six years, and over (11,000,000 for the seven months of 1&9G. I'rica, (S, or 126, payable by postal order to tho London and Universal Bu reau of Investors, 30, Cheapstae, London, E. C. Subscriber wll te ntltled, by ar rangement ntb the director, to reoelvs either personal or letter of lntroduatotn to any of these euociamriU promoters. This Hat Is first dlaso In every respect, and every man or firm whose ruun ap pear therein may ba depended upon. For placing the following It will be found 1 n vai uab4e luls or Shares of In- duatrlaiL Commercial and Financial con cerns, Morbxage loans, Sal of Lands 1'aAenti or Mines. Directors: SIR EDWARD C. R089, HON. WALTER C. PBPYI. CAFT. ARTHUR STIFF Oopyrlgtit 0.R.&N. aiVES ciioicK or -2- traj.sgoutinehtal ROUTES. Via Spokane and St. Paul Via Ogden, Denver and Omaha op St. Paul Pullman and Tourist Sleepers Free Reclining Chair Cars Astoria to San Ff-nclsoo. Columbia. Tueeday, Oct. SO. State of Cal. Humlay, Oct. 14. Columbia, Friday, Oct. JO. Htate of Cal. Wednesday, Nov. 1 Columbia, Monday, Nov. 9. State of Cal. Saturday, Nov. 14. Columbia, Thursday, Nov. 11. Btate of Cal. Tuesday, Nov. 14. Columbia, Sunday, Nov. 19. Astoria and Portland Steamers. T. J. 1'ott-r leaves Astoria at 7 a m. dally except Sunday. Leaves Portland dully at p. m., Sunday excepted. Bat- unlays at 11 p. m. Telephone leaves Astoria dally ex cept Sunday at 7 p. m. leaves Port land dally except Sunday at 7 a. m. For rates and general Information oall on or address O. W. LOUNSBERRT, Agent W. H. HURLnURT. Oen, Pas. Agt., Portland, Or. K. McNEILL. President and Manager, ySclentlflo Amerlcin Agenoy 1r rV P tlH,, .,, ,'. I njll.l, niaaa4 ru ENr.Yr.OYAL PILLS vrnBir,iiMia SFH tj KmitUNfl, c, ttltfari rHIablt. uioica ak vd Umml In mA ll.Ll m -. - ritlH M-ai.sl -llh hi.,. kl ""'"""' l "tl.g,f Mtrl4a, TitajUrf fVir r.Bdli,M in Utt, 6- V lrri i i '"r"" '''iinioiiuu. famshtmw r - . ft 1 1 1 a do to Elmore, Banhorn's office and see machine. Take along somo of the twine "as good as Marshall's," In your pooket, and test them. Then see how much more Marshall's will stand. It's money In your pocket and flah In your net to And out their new and handsome twine testing Ciwrn. TRSne uimra DtSICM P4TIST. 1 .,i. ... oj m ii k v VsT riia to Ol.li'.t human for e.'iirliiK pnu nla In Amirlca J v. rr tintrnt taken nut lr u. la l,miil,t b,f, tin. (lubliu tij a uutioe glvim Ire oCUiuv fanreat elrrnlatlrm of anv arlanufle nana. in tha WirliL, hiiii'ii.ii.iir llliiiiraui.l N.i liVuoiiIn? man .hm.l.l M vriih.HH I? U-wkV ii imi. yeari ljlmnnll,a, A iTlir", 1 V Vu-u.muu.iiui u,dwaj. lw iJr2clr? WHITE COLLAR LINE BlllflGIM Astoria and Portland Telephone loaves Astoria dally ex cept Sunday at 7 p. m. Leaves Port. land dally except Sunday at 7 a. m. T. J. rotter leavtw Astoria at 7 a. m." dally except Sunday. Leaves Portland dully at 8 p. m Sunday excepted. Sat- unlays at 11 p. m. Tlukuts good on both boats. ' U. D. BCOTT, President E. A. Beeley, Agent, Portland, C. W. Btone, Agent, Astoria. Telephone No. II. AN ENIGMATICAL BILL OP FARE, For a dinner, served on the Dining oar. of the Chicago, Milwaukee and Bt Paul Railway, will be sent to any address ea receipt of a two-oent postage stamp. Apply to Geo. H. Heafford, General Pas senger Agent, Old Colony Building, Chi cago, Illinois.