THE DAILY ASTORIAN, Till1 USD AY MORNING, JANUARY 11, 18U7.
JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.
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Astoria, Or., October 15, 1M96.
The tender of the portfolio of state
by McKlnley to John Sherman, the old
Ohio war horse, must commend Itself
to every Republican.
The Populistlc governor of Washing
ton took his seat at Olympla yester
day amid the blare of trumpets and
the shouts of bis admirers. It remains
to be seen what this Moses will do for
is people.
It Is to be regretted that congress
could not find time to take up at
onoe the Nicaragua canal bill. Those
who are working for this great enter
prise are not discouraged, however.
and will press the matter to an issue
at the earliest opportunity. The recent
arguments presented before the senate
by Senator John H. Mitchell, of Ore
gon, must be convincing to the dullest
mind, that any great development on
the Pacific coast can only be brought
about by the consummation of the
Nicaragua canal scheme. More Im
portant than any transcontinent rail
road project or the adjustment of rail
road rates on any basis which would
return to the railroad companies even
the cost of transportation," is the build'
lag the canal. With England and Eu
rope brought within thirty days' dis
tance of San Francisco and Astoria
by steamer, means simply a revolution
In international traffic matters. If the
representatives of California, Oregon
and Washington, as well as Idaho and
Montana are properly backed up by
their constituents, there is no question
but that the passage of the bill can
be secured. If so inclined the press of
these states can wield a mighty Influ
ence. It has been truly salj that if
in earnest and on the right side the
editor has exceptional opportunities
and can forge out of public opinion a
mighty influence for good. Let every
newspaper on the Pacific slope take
p the cudgel for the Nicaragua canal
and they must certainly win their just
cause.
The newspapers of the country.
North, East, West and South, are di
vided In their opinions concerning the
Pacific railroads funding bills. It may
Be true as stated by some that the
bill Just turned down by the house did
not fully cover the requirements of the
ease, and that the only course left open
to the government was one of fore
closure which, upon the present basis
of values, would undoubtedly result in
a sale of the properties of the Union
and Central Pacific railroads at a price
which would no more than pay off the
first Hens against the property, leaving
the government with nothing to show
for its second mortgage, it may also
be true that the government, on the
other hand, might well afford to take
the properties and run them as gov
ernment railroads. It may also be
true that there is a syndicate of Ger
man capitalists with 40,000,000 behind
thenc ready to pay off the face of the
government's second mortgage and
buy in the properties tcr their civn use.
Any man who has carefully studied
the entire situation and Is acquainted
with the history of these properties,
even admitting all of the alleged steal
ings and robberies on the part of past
stockholders and officers, must be con
vinced that a grave error will be com
mitted by this government if It either
permits the passage of a bill which
hall place the ownership and opera
tion of these roads in the hands of the
government direct, or which shall per
mit the title of these properties to pass
to any foreign country. The experi
ences by Germany, Italy and France
In operating railroads under direct
governmental control are well known.
Bach attempt proved a failure, and ev
ery other such attempt must prove a
failure In any other country. Political
machinery cannot operate a traffic
business such as is conducted by
an ordinary railroad. England saga
ciously passed a railroad clearing house
' bill, and today Hs railroads are profit
ably., operated, under, supervision of
government, officers, with satisfaction
to the people at large, as well as to
the officers of the companies and the
government. The principle of the clear
ing' house is similar to that of our
Interstate commerce commission, with
the exception that the English clearing
house has authority to carry out its
wn orders. No one would like to see
the great pioneer transcontinental rail
road absolutely owned and operated by
foreigners. We have one Instance of
this kind tn Illinois. Te Illinois Cen
tral railroad Is owned outright by Eng
lish stockholders. It la one of the
richest dividend-paying properties In
the country, but the dividends go
across the Atlantic. Morgan's funding
bill provides a sensible solution of the
Pacific railroad difficulty, though per
haps It does not go quite far nough,
and perhaps the nine directors hp
pointed by the government might be
come so lax In their duties as to bring
about a state of confusion and loss of
money In the management of the prop
erties. These are details that can be
provided for In the future. The bill
Itself is the best solution of the entire
question yet presented.
OH MAKING CHARTS.
The high state of perfection reached
by the t'nlted States hydrugraphle of
fice Is fully attested In the following
editreS.0 from the issue of the Liverpool
Journal of Cotu.aeroe Just received:
"The report of the I'nited States hy-
drograplier, Captain C. D. Sigsbee, I".
S. N., to the bureau of navigation, for
the financial year endexi 30th June, ISiMJ.
which has just tvoheU us. Is one of the
most Interesting of annual official doc
uments. America does not possess a
fleet of surveying ships. Curiously
enougl. her coast survey work also does
not come under the direct control of
the hydrographlc office. Yet it must be
freely confessed that navigators of
every nation are grateful to that de
partment of the state located at Wash
ington, for carefully compiled charts,
sterling sailing directions, monthly pi
lot charts of the North Atlantic and
North Pacific, weekly hydrographic
bulletins, and other Herns of the high
est value to navigators and others. At
the branch offices at Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk. Sa
vannah, New Orleans, San Francisco,
Portland, and Port Townsend every as
sistance towards safe navigation is af
forded to shipmasters under every flag
by the officers of the United States
navy and the nautical experts respon
sible for the working of the branches.
which are in close touch with the head
office at Washington. During the past
financial year a new departure has
been made which promises well for
greater convenience of the commercial
public Maritime exchanges and pri
vate firms have given suggestions as to
the kind of nautical and shipping In
formation which is of value to com
mercial men, and the United States
hydrographic office will soon b able to
answer any question of this nature."
L ncie sam is doing good work. In a
scientific manner, for'the benefit of the
mariners of the world and his charts
have been found reliable. The branch
offices on the Pacific Coast have had
many difficulties to contend with Indi
gent to a new country, but the work
of the officers here stands the test of
time.
THE URGENT NEED OF A NATION
AL UNIVERSITY.
It is not the needs of the District of
Columbia which are to be met by a
University of the United States. The
local needs are well supplied already.
It Is the need of the nation. And not
of the nation alone, but of the world.
A great university in America would
be a school for the study of civic free
dom. A great university at the capital
of the Republic would attract the free-
minded of all the .tarth. It would
draw men of all lands to the study of
democracy. It would tend to make the
workings of democracy worthy of re
spectful study. The New World has Its
lebsons as well ts the Old; and Its ma
terial for teaching these lessons should
be made equally adequate. Mould and
ruin are not necessary to a university;
nor are traditions and precedents es
sential to its effectiveness. The great
est of Europe's universities ts one of
her very youngest. Much of the great
ness of the University of Berlin is due
to her escape from the dead hands of
the past. It is in this respect that the
great promise of the American univer
sity lies. President David Starr Jor
dan, in the January Forum.
FREE TO EVERY MAN
THE METHODS OF A GREAT
TREATMENT FOR WEAKNESS
OF MEN.
Which Cured Him iter Everything
Else Failed.
Painful diseases are bad enough, but
when a man is slowly wasting away
with nervous weakness, the mental
forebodings are ten times worse than
the most severe pain. There is no let
up to the mental suffering day or night.
Sleep Is almost Impossible, and under
such a strain men are scarcely respon
sible for what they do. For years the
writer rolled and tossed on the troubled
sea of sexual weakness until It was a
question whether he had not better
take a dose of poison and thus end all
his troubles. But providential Inspira
tion came to his aid In the shape of a
combination of medicines that not only
completely restored the general health.
but enlarged his weak, emaciated parts
to natural size and vigor, and he now
declares that any man who will take
the trouble to send his name and ad
dress may have the method of this won
derful treatment free. Now when I
say free I mean absolutely without cost.
because I want every weakened man to
get the benefit of my experience.
I am not a philanthropist, nor do I
pose as an enthusiast, but there are
thousands of men suffering the mental
tortures of weakened manhood who
would be cured at once could they but
get such a remedy as the one that
cured me. Do not try to study out how .
i can anora to pay xne lew postage
stamps necessary to mail the informa
tion, but send for it,, and learn that
there are a few things on earth that al
though they cost nothing to get they
are worth a fortune to some men and
mean a lifetime of happiness to most
of us. Write to Thomas Slater, Box 388,
Kalamazoo, Mich., and the Information
will be mailed In a plain, sealed en
velope.
Beware of
Take Paine's Celery Compound if
You Need a
Do Not Allow a
Off Any
Health
Is too Precious to Listen to the
Preaching
Paine's Celery
the Sick
The Wonderful Prescription That Results From the
Life Work of America's Greatest Physi
cian, Investigator and Practitioner.
There Is one direction, as Dr. George
F. Shrady, America's first surgeon, dls
tinctly says, tn which pople seem to
need enlightenment at present more
than they have for many years past
'This Is the rational appreciation of
the danger of quackery and fake
cures."
Dr. Shrady's article In the New York
World of Dec. 27. should be read by
every man and woman who is ever
Inclined to listen to the nonsensical,
but too often plausible rambllngs of
traders In patent medicines.
When. Prof. Edward E. Phelps, M.
D. LL. IX, of Dartmouth college, after
long life of study In the most recent
scientific Investigation of disease.
evolves the marvelous formula of
Paine's celery compound when after
the closest possible observance by the
beS! pra.?tiilonrs It is found that this
greatest remedy of our generation not
only does all. but even accomplishes
mor than the modest doctor the giant
among men that he has proved to be
more than ne was wining at nrst to
clal-n when thousands of sufferers in
every walk of life, sufferers from the
ailments that come from overwork, de
ranged digestive organs, impaired ner
vous systems, too poor or too rich
living, inattention to hygienic laws,
have been absolutely restored to health
by Paine's celery compound, after
vainly trying every other possible rem
edy, and being dosed by well meaning
but Incompetent so-callnd physicians.
When this Is taken Into considera
Rice Is the most Important of all Ja
panese crops; the cultivation takes up
more than half the country's total sur
face of arable land.
AN OLD SETTLER.
When the rheumatism first pre-empts
certain tracts of your anatomy it may
be ousted easily, but when It becomes
an old settler It is pretty hard to budge.
Remember this when you experience
the first twinges of this obstinate and
agonizing disease, and attack It with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It will
then "make tracks" and possibly leave
you unmolested and In peaceable pos
session of your own comfort In the fu
ture. Perils always attend rheumatism,
fif It become chronic, on account of Its
tendency to attack the heart. Usually
it is complicated with kidney trouble.
Certain It Is that the kidneys, when
aroused by the Bitters, will eliminate
Impurities which give rise to rheuma
tism and dropsy. In Inclement or wet
conditions of the weather, the Bitters,
taken in advance, will often avert rheu
matic trouble. Use this genial family
medicine for dyspepsia, biliousness,
headache and consitpatlon.
In Rome there are few houses bear
ing the number 13. Nearly all the
houses that should bear these figures
are marked 12B or 14A
CASTORIA
for Inant and Children.
nints-
tiBilt
tin
Ttf
wspp
flgutzr
The average yleM f wheat In .Great
Britain this year was 33 2-3 buBhell
an acre, nearly five bushels above the
avera-
TO CIKE A COLI IN ONE DAT,
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it
fails to cure. 25c. For sale by Chas.
Rogers. Druggist.
General Crespo, of Venezuela, has
given Instructions to have his race
horses trained according to American
methods.
Nine free libraries In New York City
contain 297,400 volumes.
F
If
General and Nervous Debility.
Weaknew! of Body and
Hind, KfTeets of Errors
or Excesses In OM or
Ycni'tr. I'.-hiift, .'ohle
ra;XX'l 1 .: KOU-...-OI.
liOW 10 i,sla-V'.' At! I
htrer.rthei ft't'ik. i'a-
evel-iued Portii.utt .I
Btnly. AHoii.tely He-failir-jflloDit'Tntment.
benefits n a day.
ry from W hulea i .iid ForelKO
Conntriee. Send for DCTriptl' e Eook, m
planatlon and proofs, maikd. (c tledi trva.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buf alo, N. Y-
AILING
MANHOOD
Men ti-tll
Fake Gyres.
True Remedy.
Salesman to Palm
Substitute.
of Quacks.
Compound Makes
Well Again.
tion, and at the same time we find
hosts of people still willing to be led
astray by the hundred and one nos
trums which Irresponsible traders try
to foist upon them on the pretext that
these iireparatlona are "as good as
Paine's celery compound" but really
because they make a big profit on such
preparations), it Is time for every one
who detests fraud, to warn his neigh
bors, and take the warning to himself,
that when he goes to get a bottle of
Paine's celery compound he must not
be wheedled Into taking some other
remedy.
Paine's celery compound makes eo
ple well. These other thliiBS work
harm.
Paine's celery compound is not a
Iatent medicine. Its formula. Is given
frevly to every physician.
Thes trashy stuffs that you are ask
ed to buy are mode up of Ingredients
that should never In taken Into a sick
stomach.
These ordinary nervines, tonics and
sarttapartllas are no more to be com-
pared with Paine's celery compound
than a glimmering candle Is to be com
pared with the wonderful modern
search light.
If a person needs a true nerve tonic,
a real bhmd purifier, a reliable dlurttle,
that will restore strength, renew vital
ity, regulate the kidneys, liver and
bowels, and make one well, let that
person try his or her first bottle of
Paine's celery compound and mark the
wonderful result!
Rudyard Kipling has given up his
home m Vermont, and it is now be
lieved that he will make his home In
the English county of Devonshire.
The workman often eats his lunch on
the same bench where he does lil.i work.
The office man turns his desk Into a
iHnner-tatl.?. Neither gets the out of
doors exercise he needs, neither takes
the proiter time for eating . It Is small
wonder that the digestion of both gets
out of order. In such cases Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets come to their assist
ance by aiding nature In taking care
of the food.
The cause of nlno-tenths of the sick
ness of the world Is constipation. From
this one cause come Indign-stlon; disor
ders of the stomach, liver and kidneys;
biliousness, headaches, flatulence, heart
biliousness, headaches,ftatulence, heart
burn Impurity of the blood and the
serious complications that follow. To
be?ln with, constipation is a little thing,
and a little thing will cure It. The
"Plaasant Pellets" are tiny, sugar
coated granules. They will perfectly
cure the worst case of constipation and
Indigestion. If the druggist tries to sell
you some other pill that pays him
profit, you think of what will best pay
you.
It is said that Sir Klwin Arnold has
contributed nearly 10,0'W leading arti
cles to the London Daily THegraph
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 pus
itlve cure for piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satlS'
faction, or money refunded. Price, 25
cents per box. For sale by Charles
Rogers, Odd Fellows' building.
During the coming year the govern
ment of Victoria, Auntrallo, will spend
more than $1, 000,000 In railway con
struction .
ROYAL Baking Powder
has been awarded highest
honors at every world's fair
where exhibited.
The carriage of Iron ore on the rjreat
Lakes during 1896 footed up 9,657,921
grons tons, hair a milllrm tons less
than In 1893. ,
OASTOIUA.
vrtfpei.
It Is estlmajed that JS5.0O0. elephants
were, killed durlpg the pasf year, yieid-
IngJlOO tons ot ivory, worth J6.000 a
Absolutely pure, perfectly harmless,
and invariably reliable are the quali
ties of One Minute Cough Cure. It nev
er falls in colds, croup and lung trou
bles. Children like It because it Is
pleasant to take and it helps them.
Chas. Rogers.
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INDIO
Absolutely
Dry and Pure Tropical
Climate
Pronounced bv Physicians the
most favorable in America
for sufl'erers from . . .
Lung Diseases and
Rheumatism
Many Remarkable Cures
Tha obJaotlatM urred antruit Indlo io
th pait by that larc uumbara who
othrwlaa would hav been llad to lavka
advantatri of Iti benellclal climate, hai
ben a lack of aullabla aocommodatlon
The Boutharn Pacltla Comnany takaa
pleaaur In announcing that ie'iral
Commodious and
Comfortable Cottages
have Juat been erected at Indlo nation,
that will be motM to applicants at rea-
lonable rate. They are furnlihed with
modern convenlenoea. supplied with pur
artesian water and eo situated as to -1v
occupants all the advantages to be de
rived from a more or less protraoted
residence In this delurhtful dlmats.
(From th Ban Francisco Argonaut)
"In thl heart of the treat desert of the
Colorado which the Southern Pacific
t'aversee ihero la an oaala called India
which, in our opinion. Is the sanitarium
of the earth. W believe, from persons!
Investigation, that for certain Individuals,
thor Is no spot on this planet so favor
able."
O. T. Btewart, If. D writes: "Th
purity of the air, and the eternal lun
hlne, nil one with wondr and delight
. . . Nature has accomplished so
much that there remains but little for
man to da As to Hi possibilities ai
health renort here Is the most perfect
sunshine, with a temperature always
pleasant a perfectly dry soil, for rain
an unknown factor; pure oxygen, dense
atmosphere and pure water. What more
can be desired T It Is the place, above
all others, for lung troubles, and a para
dine for rheumatics. Considering th'
number of sufferers who have been
cured. I have no hesitancy In reeom
mending thin genial oails as the' haveo
of the afflicted."
INDIO
Is 6l2 miles from
SAN FRANCISCO
and 130 iiiilefl from
I,US ANOELES
Fare from Los Angr. les
fj.oc
For further
any Southern
Information Inquire ef
Pacific Company agent.
or address
E. P. ROOER8,
Gen. Pass. Agt. 8. P. Co.
Asst.
J. Ii. K I It K LAND,
Dint. Pass. Agt
First and Alder its.. Portland, Ot
Cor.
FOR
TILLAMOOK
NEHALEM
AND OTHER
COAST POINTS
STEAMERS
R. P. Elmore
W. H. Harrison
" Augusta..,.
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OPEN FOR SPECIAL CHARTER
Por Freight and Passengir .
Rates Apply To
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fork
Mil
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IWi Mvi-rponL.
IHIH Kalmuiilli.
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lilila fliHir. vahie i.(ai nUi Km ell"
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frou, lot) mm f i.u. vaUt)mt I141U. ami luiahola "f liarler. value.l ll.iw
VESSELS ON THE
(Reviicd ninl l orreeleil every r rlilafl
roar lAiLin rioM and dam.
NKVY YOHK-
Shlp Henry Vlllard
IJVKKI'tHll.
I-Brahlp Kellance,
Hr ahlp (Hm, I.. .........
NKWt'AHTl.K, N.8. W.
Br bark Camlldnl . .
HrahlpCllyof Madras .
Br ahlp Oleoelvan,
Hr bark Holkerkatilre
HIU UK JANK1RO-
Hr bark Dee
iler lrk Una.
YOKOHAMA-
Hr ahlp Ailalle Hrlncel ..
fallen
HolilnaoD
Kee
Urirntha .
Kerr
Hubert
Kayr
Ainleraoii
run i riKiK-
Iir ahln l'ort Jai'kain Ilmlae
ia'i a-
Hr hark Conway CaellSL
Jmnn
I'eiklin...
Hrahip Aberratarllh C'eWle..
MOI.
LI.KNDO
Din Kin
MAZATlA.N
Her bark IVHrlinpoa
rir bark Cambrian Chieftain. Wllllaina
IIONHKO.Sil-
Hrllr ChltUtiOug.. Iluihea..
ANTWKRH-
Hr bark Cumbrian! ,... ,fiinmiha.
STItS, I-KRU- i
Br ahlp Pau of Kttleerankte . Alama
HKKKHICNCICN
1-Nov. II hi I B, SOW.
Total tonnage on the way-ZJ.;j7.
Hanie lime
Hustler's
Twentieth St.
Good Reason
Why Lots
...Are Seiling...
ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO.
482 Bond
MANHOOD RESTORED
InaMmnla. fslnsln
BCroRK ano AFTER
all Ui.hornraillDipoUnry. I'tirilaKMKPi.
. ., a Kinnja ana Itin urinary onrana ul all UnDurlUaa
rtTPIDKKR atranrUi.naandrniUiniaBmall WMkorxana
The rvaaon miltrrrn are not ear1 bf Jmrinra Is biri
rraMaiiia. tiuri i'K Biaan.oniy snow
Steel Rails
Rock Ballast
No wwitern rallroail
wa ever more Hubntan
tially conittruuted than
the Iiurllnerton's New
Short Line via IUUInKa,
Mont., to the East and
South.
The country through
which It runs prenenti
few englneerlnir (llftlcul
tles. To build a perfect
ly straight line, to ballast
It rlg-htly, to lay It with
the strong-eat and heav
iest steel In use anywhere
west of the MltMourl river
was, comparatively, an
easy matter.
Travelers who wleh to
reach Oraha, . Kansas
City, St. Lul or any
other Southern ot(' South
eastern city quickest and
moat comfortably, will
ask for tickets "via Bil
lings and the Burlington
Route,"
A. C. SHELDON, O. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
WHEN IN rORTLANTJ Call on Jno.
. Hac:y Co., U4 Third street, and
let the Dally As tartan. Visitors need
not miss their moraine paper while then,
Sla. A wrlllo-iaranlNilTi.iiaiiO monr rlum-l ( x i- ic-a noi a-uni a ,r,,,,. i-.','!!?
U)0s bos, lis fur 111.00, by mall. Hand lor Fass circular and twilmoolala, per"anL4eur
Addraaa DA Vol. H EDICIH CO, P. O. Uos Kit, Ban Fraiiclaco, Cal. I- u fty
CHA8 ROOErtS. 459 Commercial Btrw-t.
B3
rXKIiT-189(W.
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ainri'NHa.
rVirtUVfl riuiir Mllla .
UTS
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J II Cameron A Co ,
Halloiir, iliilhrle A do
Hlhaiin A Kerr
I'lirllrml rimir Mllla ,, . ,
llalfiiiir, Iliilhrle A Co .
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IVrllNiul Hour Mllla I '.,.
Ml,:aii
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Ilnlfmir, Uiulirln and I'ii.,
Mltiaiin A Kerr .
un to 0 H i-anieriiii ii I o ,m
r;,.xii lUllour, llutliile A Co
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all III i
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rorllanU flour MillnH
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HIImoii k Kerr,,,
rortlau!l'i'i!iiir"aTlll'.,."'..'.'M!.'
Ilalfour. iltithrle A I'o
miiiiii A Kerr,
J Kl'omeMii A Co ,.
11 Mini A Kerr nMa
Hit I lour. Iliilhrle A Id .
.1 II I'aiueMii A Co . . . . . .
Ilalfiiur, llullirle A Co
.1 II I'aiiii'niu A Co
Ualtuur, Uilllitlo A Co
orllati.l Klmir MI'la "
H.Hi.iir, llullirle A Co
All Hat
il (la
All aa W
ill lua
ail lla Id
ill Hi It)
All la
til lua
All ll W
Ail lua
All lua
All aa Utl
All M Sit
Ail Ha IM
Ail !'...,.
All ba M
ail lua
Ail !
Ail lua
Ail lla ad
All la
il W Me ear
ill. ..mi A kerf
'alt ur. iliilhrle A Co
1llit.ui A Kerr
llilfiiur. iliilhrle A i ii",""!
li.'rn
Ililluiir, llullirle A Ci
H i
J K I'aiueroii A Co ... "J...',!
Ulimii A Kerr
'lallmir llullirle A i'-a
Mai our. llullirle A Co ,,
Siliiiin A Kerr
Ilnlfmir, llullirle A Co
J li I amnion A Co....
...lAil l ......
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.. jAil lua.
...'A'l lia 14
'Ail fta
... Ail lua
lao at i.uit hrau, Value III Hi, ami l,MJ rum
dlili flour, value ai,ikii. i. Alan I7,"a) liti,
J -lo, hi la nuii, value W,o aill mu tima
WAV TO OREGON.
I'Aa
oit
rrtin.
i'maioaia
1471
WAII Hull. Ml 4 Heebe 1 T?
:v mm
I Jul luol A
1444 1(11 U
IN77 HCA1
1 ItllAI
IIKI IIMAI
lilt UOAt
I law lua I
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1411 IU0AI
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llellweae Iltf IU0AI
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i
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jiurj luuAl
l4 IQOAt
W H Urare Co
I Iron
l:i IWV- 41,4).
Kama lime In inntutt .
Astoria
and McKee Ave.
SituiiU'O oil the Houtli nide
of Atoriu'8 hill.
Twenty (loreeK warmer
anil vegetation M tlayw in
advance of the North side.
Magnificent sites for re
idencea, overlooking river
and bay, sunny ami shel
tered.
Easy and natural grades;
little or no grading needed.
Street.
"OUPIDCNC
Thd aT'ilml Vs.al.KI.
lbs ifaH-k.cj.nmui R.'
PimplM, VnOln. to Marry. Kthlui hT I,,'.? " TarVSJ. Yk
CnnallnaUtin. 1 1 aUnia all l. h. .... ::..." ."""T1"'
JJ ' 10 K"nal(rTlMa and
uwurer, ue
niG ta n nnn-maonoai
rnnitflv fur 11..(...rrl..M
IlL'KKr. 1 "l--t. NBnrm.l,.rrh..
ilullu.-l IVhltra. nnniliiril ,11
llauanlMl M hr,, or anr llillaninia.
tliin. Irrltallu. nr lllcaf..
'iimu miuia. tl,n ,,l ,.-...
I'HrEviNI CittMirn fin, branm. Nun-aairlnsrut.
acian,o I "3 HoM) by Urnaclata.
0. . t. A rat aonl In plain wrapper,
ir xipraM, tnmtl'l, for
I nn, or 8 hoitlra, i.7S.
Circular aoni an rouuoat
P !.!,,., , niaaiwil fir...
EpYfAL PILLS
Orl.l,. mni n.l, aaaelaa.
. Wlabla. ..ana 1
"i4ihi i.,r t airtMr . SHMua ... .
"" in KrS am 0U4 anuiuV
lln-r. .-...-.- F"m
Sm. WJ" jarlhalara , 1-HI...I,!, i
I'aOlaaa-l-i
flTSORlfl PUBLIC hmW
rbadino room frbb to Ai-iy,
Open ertry day from t .'olook U l:M
and : to I M p. ta. , x
Bubaoriptkm rate. M per aormm.
-W. COR. ELEVENTH ft DUAJTO tTS.
AN BNlOUATICAti BILL OF FARE.
For a dinner, served on th. Dining car
ol tb. Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
Railway, will be sent to any address 00
recelpt of a two-oent postagl stamp.
Apply to Geo. H. Beafford, General Paav
Mnger Agent, Old Colony Bunding, Chi
cago, Illinois.
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