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TUB DAILY ASTOIUAN, THURSDAY MOKNINO," WSCEMBEE 3, 18!)fl.
AcBftUcPrcparalionfof As-,
simiiaimg ine roou aiui kcquui
Uiig l he Slunuicb and Uowls of
Promote! DltlcslloitCIrt rM
ncss njvl ncst.Contalns neither
Gtmim. Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Naiicotic.
JmJ'
Mi. i.s.
In f i rt UU "
r,M .MP .
A perfect Rrmrdv forCorwIlM-
lion. Sour Stomach. Diarrhea,
Worms Convulsions .rcvcri sh
um and Loss or Sleep.
TacSimil Sitfiuluf of
NEW YOHK.
tXACT copy or WRAPPER.
JHEIE
omts
-Arjour
Columbia ivr
ailmon
Chf "Kt iC far btiptnot
Are You Going East?
B aura ul m that your tlokrt
rd via
T
HE NORTH-WESTERN
LINE.
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CHICAGO.
ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS
OMAIIA RAILWAYS.
Tula- la Uta
GREAT SHORT LINE
Batwaaa
DULUTH.
ST. PAUL.
CHICAGO
And all Points East and
South.
Thlr Mmrntflcwnt Trmck. Petrlou Ve
tlbuled Dlnln and fllwpln Car
Tralna and Motto:
"ALWAYS ON TIME "
llava (Ivan Uta road a national reputa
tion. All olanaaa of paaaeairara carrlad
on th YMtlbulad tralna without ixtra
ohanta. Bhlp your frala-ht and trmval
ovr thl tarooua Una. AU aanta hava
tlckata.
W. H. MEAD, F. C. BAViOE.
Qan. Airant Ttt. T. and P. Act
aia nr.dWlna4an aa Vri1atM4. af)F.
THB ABOVE PICTURE DOES NOT
REPRESENT
A paiMngar train on tha Chloatro, Mil
waukM and 8t. Paul Railway. No. Ita
tarlni ara TMtlbuled, heater by iteam,
and lighted by electricity. Eaoh ileep
oar berth haa an el eo trio reading lamp.
Ita dining care ara tha beat In the world,
nd Ita ooaohea ara palaoea on wheels,
Thla great railway, connecting aa It
doea with all transcontinental lines at Bt
Paul and Omaha, assure to tha tarveltng
publlo tha beet service known. Tickets
via the Chloago, Milwaukee and Bt Paul
Hallway ara on aala at all railroad ticket
offloea to any point In tha United Btatea
r Canada. For maps, folders and other
Information, addreea.
C. J. E1DT, General Agent,
J. W. CABBY, Portland, Or.
Tra. Paaa and Tkt Agent.
Portland, Or.
Ladles Who Value
A leflned oompleslon mustase Pooonl'sTow
der. It produaes a soft and besntlriil skin.
1
SEE
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF
IS ON TIIE
t
WRAPPER
OF EYERI
BOTTLE OP
Ckiloilt U it it It eas-tli Vottl stir. It
it tut ;j ll bcik. Dos't alio ojon to Mil
yes sortMiif oa Um pita or protatM lost It
If lual u goofl" sit vlll iuiit tTtrr pur-
dom." - & Out 701 (it 0 A-8-T O -M
tlliM- J9 -
tU "3r . VTTlvL. km
to any otfcr.
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JjOOKFOR-Wfcii.Sfjr,
PHOrK88IONAL CARDeV
H. A. SMITH,
4
DENTIST. tyf,
rtooma I and 1, Pythian Building,
overr C. H. Cooper"! store.
OH. O. B. K8TES,
PHT8IC1AN AND SURGEON.
Special attention to dlseaaea of
and aurgery.
Oflloe over Danalger'a store. Astoria.
Telephone No. U.
IAT TUTTLB, M.
PHT8ICIAN, 8URQEON AND
ACCOUCHEUR.
Oflloe, rooms f and t, Pythian Building.
Hours, 10 to U and I to I
13 Cedar atraat.
JOHN T. LIGHTER,
ATTORNET-AT-LAW.
Office, upstairs, Aatorlan Building.
II. T. CROSBT,
ATTORNET-AT-LAW.
M Commercial street
I. Q. A.
BOWLBT,
ATTORNET AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Office on Bond street, Astoria, Or.
I. N. Dolph. Richard Nlion.
Cheater V. Dolph.
DOLPH. NIXON DOLPH.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Portland, Oregon, W. tS, SS and IT,
Hamilton Rulldlng. All legal and ool
lectlon busln ss promiitly attended to.
Clnlma ngalnat the government a ipe
ilalty. BOCIETT MEETINGS.
TKMPLU LODGE NO. 7, A. F. and
A M. Regular communications held on
the first and third Tuesday evening ot
each month.
O. W. LOUNSBRRRT, W. M.
E. C. HOLD EN, Secretary.
FfllOODPGlSOH
A SPECIALTTLwT&SS
llurr Ill.dOIJ fOISON permsnonile
oured In 16 toM days. Youoan be treaicl at
j borne for same price under same guarau
I ty. If you prrfnr toooiuehere f.e vllloon
" iraoLb) nay railroad farennd hotel blllaand
,lf we fall tucure. If you hse taken nier
idlda nuta.h, and illll have erh and
eury.
pains, Mueona I'Hicnmiin mouin. num inrost,
Vluiplee. cpier Colnred Hpota, Hirers on
any part of the Vxly, llalror Kjrelirows fnlllnjr
outTil Is this rieooudury ltLUOU fOlhdS
vc praarantee to cure. Wesoliclttbemoatobstl
uafe casea end challeiiiro the world for a
ease we cannot cure. Tble dlMeae has slesys
ba Iliad the skill ol the moat euttneut pliy.l
elans. SOO,000 ospltal behind our unnmdV
tinnsl enaranty. AbslnteproofNM.ntsrsiloa
R. I s. Boyle & Co.
Seal
Estate
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS
COMMERCIAL, ST.
(f)IlR!,NE MATTERS.
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Iiw WATRK.
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('IimiiK" M'kiii '7, I I Hr, i, hew
Mikiii, ll,Klrtyr. 0, Kull Miwu.
None of the OmiDnny or White Collar
l.lim boats are yet running at night,
This wtvk will em Iht hlgheat tide
In ywtr at this xrt fret I Inchea.
No ships rune In from sa yesterday,
nor were thire any arrlvala down river.
The ships Cahul and Crlffel anchnrcd
at Hand Island ymtenlay, ready to go
to aa. at Int. first opimrtunlty.
This morning the I'rwyon will be
towed down to Band Island for anrhor
aifi., and will put to era aa aoon aa
HMlbl.
The slcnmcr Hlgnal, Instead of pro
rwding to I'urtland for a cargo of flour,
in nrrount of the Ire, hoa been tal:n
around Into Young's river for author-
age.
Workmen yrt-rday put the Inst
touches on Hit hull of tha Baker, which
Is now so strongly sheathed that she
Is iviiily to enmunter the Ire In the
river.
The British lrk Drumr-irk, now at
levator II, will thla week flnlnh loaillng
the aerond lurgeat cargo of grain taken
on the Hound this season. Hhe will have
S.ixio tuns of wheat, and 100 lma of bran.
British ship Liverpool, which sull.-d
November 7, with wlieat, took over MM)
tons of cargo, the, largest ever carrlol
frmn Hie Sound Taioma Ilger.
All the small croft caught out In
Wrdmwday nlghfa gale report rough
experience. Probably tho moat excit
ing of these hinged upon the narrow
escape from destruction of the dredge
Mudlark, whllo proceeding to Vancou
ver In tow of tha luga Princess and
Hie, the former being her regular
tender and the latter tha Sayward mill
boat. Olt Discovery Island the cum
bersome craft becama unmanageable,
and had It not been for the assistance
of the C. P. N. eteamer Maudo. which
waa going to Nanalmo for coal at the
time, might at least have suffered se
rious Injury. The following day, how
ever, she waa passed by the tug Skid
egate proceeding slowly In rough wa
ter without the Maude. She expected to
reach Beaver Point aaely, and there
find ahelter until calmer weather allow
ed her to continue her voyage. When
the Skldegate reached port yesterday
she waa three daya out from Nanalmo,
having been obliged through rough
weather to make the trip on stretches,
aa she had a big scow load of rock In
tow. The steam barge Flngal suffered
moat, however, from the efforts of the
atorm, having blown ajihore near the
East Sa&nuleh Indian reservation. She
waa light at the time auid when the
tugs Bailie and Hkldrgale Went to her
assistance yesterday morning ahe float
ed off, comparatively little damaged,
Her stern post waa carried away and
ahe la lacking a a hoe. but otherwise her
Injurlea are trilling. After being float'
ed she waa towed In lee of James' Is
land, and today the Skldegate will take
her up to the Terminal City for repairs.
At the time of her accident ahe was
bound to Vancouver from Victoria.
Victoria Colonist.
TO Cl'RB A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Rromo Quinine Tablet.
All druggists refund tha money It It
falls to cur. J So. For sale by Chaa.
Rogers, Druggist.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice la hereby given of the follow,
Ing changes In the buoyage In thla dis
trict, which affects the List of Beacons
and Buoys, Pacific Coast, 1895.
Cooa Bar. Oregon, Page 36 North Spit
Jetty Buoy A black first-class can
buoy, No. 1, waa established 20 Novem
ber, 'H, In !6 feet of water and marks
the outvrsubmerRed end of North Spit
Jotty. Cape Araro lighthouse, S. W.
-8 8.; Coos Head (north tangent) E. 8.
E. Tunnel Point S. 8. E. 1-4 E.
Cooa Hay, Oregon, Page 8ft Port aide
of channel buoy, No, S. On the 20 No
vember, 'M, the number of this buoy,
a black first-class spar, waa changed
from 1 to S.
Yaqulna Bar, Oregon,. Page 38 Chan
nel Bock Buoy, No. 0. On the 24th of
November, 1SW, this buoy waa changed
from a Ilrat -class spar to a second-claxs
nun.
Yaiiulna Bay, Oregon, Page 38. On
starboard aide of channel, oppoalte
New port. A. red third-close nun buoy
No. 2V4, was re-established, 24 November
'8fl, In 12 feet of water. Mo Lean's point
beacon light E. N. E 1-2 E., govern
ment wharf beacon light S. by W, S-4
W.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
JNO. P. MERRILL,
Lieut Commander United Navy, In
spector 13th Lighthouse District.
Olllce United States Lighthouse In
spector, Portland, Oregon, November
28, 1895.
ROYAL isactng Powder.
Highest of all la leavealag
Strength -U. S. OevemaMat Report
I
Since the beginning of thla century
the use of the Italian language has
greatly Increased. In 1801 it waa spo
ken by 15.070,000 people, ajid In 1890
it was used by 33,400.000.
Ii you want a uie riuicf lor
liicbi, use an
Allcock'sS
Bkar in Mind Not en of th hort i couflterfelt and Imlta.
tiona is as good aa the genuina.
yfNT ONE run down,
or emaciated from
any cause whatever, will be
helped at once by the use of
Scott's
Emulsion
of Cod-liver Oil and Hy
pophosphitcs. It possesses
tn a peculiar sense flesh-making,
strength-giving ele
ments. There are plenty
of cases where persons have
gained a pound a day by
taking an ounce of Scott's
Emulsion.
A LEHHON FHOM AFRICA.
Sometime valuable Information about
ourselves comes from unexpected
sources. A leading organ of the Meth
odist Church contributes the following
note, about American baking powder
all the way from Africa.
Itev. Bishop William Taylor, for sev
eral year Methodist bishop of Africa,
says the red label of the Royal Baking
Powder, ao familiar to every house
keeper In America, Is quite aa well
known and the powder aa highly priced
In every part of the continent to which
civilisation haa extended. The Royal
Making Powder waa taken to South
Africa a great many years ago by Mrs.
Robinson, a missionary. But Its use
soon spread beyond the missions, and It
came to be regarded as a neceaxlty by
all clause. It waa found particularly
valuable In the mlnea and upon the
ranches; and frequently sold at Interior
stations at a dollar a pound.
Another Interesting statement Is that
no other baking powder will atand ser
vice In that country. Rev. Roaa Taylor,
the agent for African Missions, says:
"During the past ten years we have
hipped Royal Baking Powder regular
ly to our African Missions, and for the
laat four years to tbe exclusion of all
other brands, because of the testimony
of our missionaries that It maintains
Ita strength, freshneaa, and purity In
the tropical climate, which other do
not. For Instance, th superintendent
of our mission In Africa, a work that
la financially maintained on commercial
lines, reported that he could not hold
his trade with anything else but the
Royal. We are using it in forty m le
sion atatlona in Africa."
Thla natural test demonstrates more
forcibly than a chemical analysis could
the wide dtflerence that exists between
the different baking powders In their
combination and actual practice value.
Tbe maintenance of Its strength and
freshness under all climatic conditions
Is evidence that the Royal Powder Is
more accurately made and composed of
purer and better Ingredients. Such a
powder only wilt give uniform results
In perfect foods and prove of the great
est economy In the saving of flour, but
ter and other articles used In their pro
duction.
GRAIN BLOCKADE AT BALTIMORE
Not for many years has there been
auch a grain blockade at this port as
that which Is now taxing the great ele
vator and extensive freight yards of
the Baltimore and Ohio and the Penn
sylvania Railroads on both sides of the
harbor. One hundred land twelve large
ocean steamers are now under charter
to come here from British and Conti
nental European porta to load cereals.
At the Baltimore and Ohio terminals
and Locust Point nearly three thousand
cars belonging to a dosen or more west
ern roads are on the sidings awaiting
their turn to deliver grain. The eleva
tor are taxed to their utmost capacity.
Ships are being rushed under the eleva
tor chutes In quirk succession. Six
steamers have been loaded during the
twenty-four hour just passed at the
Pennsylvania elevators alone. The Asa-
lea, William Annlng and Wlldcroft
lnadd 3S3.000 bushels, and the Montana
Dago and Fern ml ale took part cargoes
aggregating 104,000 bushels. In Icps than
two hours 42,000 bushels were poured
Into the Montana.
The blockade Is a serious matter, as
the cars are needed In the West and
should be on their way back there in
stead of resting on sidings here. The
Pennsylvania elevators are being re-
llc-i by warehousing grain In six
bar-rea. Other barges are on the way
hero from New York and Philadelphia
and will be converted into floating
warehouses as soon as they arrive.
More than a thousand extra men have
been put to work In the yards, and the
Immense force Is now kept busy day
and night making room for thousands
of more cars on the way from the West.
Twenty or more grain ships are due
this week and next and they will be
loaded with the quickest dispatch. Bal
timore Dispatch.
OASTOllIA.
Tbi to-
Hall.
list
tlfutut
One of the most experienced librari
an In the vicinity of New York Is Miss
Emma Toedteberg, of the Brooklyn His
torical Society library. Miss Toedteberg-
Inherits a taste for books from her fa
ther, who was a connoisseur and collect
or. She selects and purchases all the
books for the library, and has done so
for more years than it would seem pos
sible, considering her comparatively
youthful appearance. The library Is
probably the richest for Its slse in the
country In historical and biographic
worka. It now contains 58.000 volumes.
pains m the back. aide, chest, or
mm
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Th objsotlous argad against ladlo hi
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