THE DAILY ASTOHIAN, SUNDAY MORMNU.- JANUARY 81. 1U7.
gaily gUtovtmu
JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.
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TERMS Or HCHSCKirTIOJ
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cation to the business manager.
The Weekly Astorian, the seoond old
est weekly In the state of Oregon, ha.
next to the Portland Orejjonlan, the
larirest weekly circulation In the state.
John F. Handler ft Co. are our Port
land agents, and copies of the Astorian
an be had every morning at their
stand. 124 Third street.
t rat Inn of our financial affairs. Mr.
Oaee responds In full measura to the
hlghee requirement of thl great and
responsible trust.
OUD FKIKNPS. OLD HOOKS.
Old friend,' old books. ar surely Ivst,
Already Ion; hey'v stood tost-
In time of stress or indolence
llave ministered to soul ami sense
With irPaoe renporuMve to each o.uet.
Aye. every whim by us possosxnM,
When winds blow eAt or winds blow
west.
They kindly humor not Incense
Old friends, old books!
The hew may touch with keener sest
When we with ennui sre dlstrest.
Uut only briefly; tundnc thince,
With nsvakMM conrtdMK
We swk for peace, for Joy, fr rest
Old friends, old books! ,
Kioharvl HomMlct.
Th " Aator Im" hereby osr to donate
KB HrMDRKD DOLLARS t St. Mary's
eweiHal, vayaM oa 4- t Father
PMmi, vhoanr legal .vldasc Is pro
M thswtag that any aftaraooa ei
paper pmtilLhed ta Astoria has printed
r4tlklM tka lut nlnstv davs exnlrln bo-
for tats offer a slnai 'spoclalN o
illwr kted of loloaraphle press report,'
rooalvcd ovor lh wire ontortng oltkor
t tko tolofrapb oOIom In Astoria, from
My point ontsldo or 0oa.
Astoria. Or., October IB. 19.
fa the setter! movement" for curtail
nent of expense on the part of tax
payers. It is to their credit that they
have not hampered the school hoard
In the conduct of the Institutions for
the education of the young- In the city.
The latest issue of the Eugene Vnl
versity bulletin is Just at hand and con
tains some very Interesting statistic
In regard to the running and mainte
nance of the college. This school Is
the pride of Oregon and deserve" the
support ofthe entire state.
THE SOME.
There was general expression of
satisfaction on the streets yesterday at
the action taken by the city council
in reducing expenses for the ensuing
year. A few doubting Thomases, how
ever, wondered why it was that such a
sweeping reduction was made after an
appropriation of $4,500 had been made
for improving a burial ground on Clat
sop Plains.
The appointment iby President -el eot
McKlnley of Russell A. Alger to the
war portfolio In the cabinet, cannot fail
to meet the approbation of every pa
triot. Ex-Governor Alger has always
been a staunch Republican and 1 an
old 'war-horse of national renown. That
he will conduct the office to the best
Interests of the nation and his own
credit goes without saying.
'Ho, every one Utitt thinsteth, come
ye tv the waters, and he that hath no
nvmry; n ye, buy, and eat; yea
come, buy wine and milk, without mon
ey and without price." Isaiah. 53:1.
In one of the whurtvr catechisms is an
answvr to a question which says that
"some" are elected of Cod to salvation.
It an implication that there are
others who are not eleoted. In the
parable of the marriage of the king's
son. the Savior says, "For many are
mlled. but few ar chosen." Two
words, sometimes confused together, re
demption and salvation, are as widely
different in meaning a are marriage
and death. The one was an act per
formed by the Father, completed when
the Savior ascended from earth and sat
on lUa right hand, without our consent
or volition. The other. If applicable to
us, must be made so through our own
effort. Each ha his own salvation to
work out with fear and trembling. If
w do not do so upon the lines pre
scribed by the Father, can we expect
to be chosen? Redemption has been
provided, but It Is for us to lay hold
upon the means of salvation. The man
overboard, in imminent danger of per
isihing. may be saved. A line is. thrown
to him by friends on the dock. Still
they cannot save him. The drowning
man mum lay hold of the rot and
cling to It tightly with grim determi
nation tilt those ashore haul him in
Even after having taken bold of the
rope the man may loosen his hold and
fall back Into the water. Many har
row ing tatai of the lost might be told
by the great Columbia flowing past our
doors. Weak, erring humanity may be
within reach of the line of salvation
tossed to him by loving hands, may
even grasp the plan of redemption pro
vided by the Father, yet may lack the
courage, or will power to cling to It
amid the trials and temptations, rldl-
oule of companions, or influence of
some sin.
So the word "some" Is swallowed up
in the "al." Redemption was made for
all Some do not grasp the life line
that would carry them to salvation.
The advance sheets of the Interstate
commerce commission report for the
year ended June 30, 189, confined to the
Income account of rail ways In the Unit
ed States, gives some highly interesting
figures. The raUway mileage In opera
tion; the earn in r from rnrpr ard
freight service: the earnings from op
eration; operating expenses and net
earnings; the income from other
sources; the total Income; total deduc
tions from income; dividends declared;
and the surplus from the operations
for the year, contain object lessons wor
thy of the careful study of every busl
nws man.
FREE TO EVERY MAN
An evidence of the striking uniform
ity of sise among the Jsiwiowe la found
in th toot that rocont memnii'nmtMt
taken of an Infantry rttgimr-tit showed
no' variwtloflM exceeding two Inches In
hulght of twenty pounds In right.
OUTWARD BOUND OREGON GRAIN FLKI-T-IMIW.
Reled and (NirreoliM r-vorjr KrliUyl
THE METHODS . OF A UKKAT
TREATMENT FOU WEAKNESS
OF MEN.
Chlcora, r, Herald:" Richard
Which Cured Him ,.ter Everything .Wnmri rmrts One Minute Cough Cure
Else Failed. the greatest auocew In medical science.
. He told us that It cured hi whole
Painful disease are bad enough, but family of terrible cough and colds, f-
..., tax sill 'VlVtoka iMi 1 oil rM ttttil tfrtlltttl
when a man Is stowiy wnsium
with nervous weakness, the menial icntlrely. Mr. Venue! said It assisted
.,mi,n are ten time woiV thsn his children through a very bad slog
.h .,.( sever pain There Is no lot I of measles. One Minute Cough Cure
up to the mental suffering day or night. ; make expectoration very eny and
Sleep Is almost Impossible, and tinder .raptn. l Its. iMgers, iruggisi.
such a strain men are scarcely respon- j "
slble for what they do. For year the, In IMS the KiikIImIi rll.imvtit p.wl
writer rolled and tossed on the troubled 't U myitig nenvy cntiii n per
sea of sexual weakness until It a soiv. convicted eating ilwh on tlsh
question whether he had not better dyw. At 1h mum- time itri. tlons
take a dose of poln ml thus end all ! previously existing were iimov.-d. and
his trouble. Hut providential insplra- ; the Newfoundland llKhery made fiw
ilon came to his aid In the shape of a , to every English subject,
combination of nuMliin.tt that not only j
nnnletelv wtonM the gMerl health. The difference lete, n plus aiu Mtn-
but enlargwl his weak. enaclated part . mni Liver Regulator, Is Jut this,
to natunU slae and vigor, and he now Pills don't go down very easy with
divlarc that any man who will taKe ntox opie. ant you him uieui mut-
the trouble to snd his name and ad--wants. While Simmon I.Ivor iteguia
.lres mav have the method of this won-' t.n- In liquid or powder Is very pleasant
.i.Tfnl treatment free. Now when I to take, and the only reeling tnat )ou
say rre I mean awiiuvviy .iuuu vv-.. . . w..,......, .... .
because I want every weakened man to tnat it gives mm t mstiation, kiikju-
get the benefit of my experience. jness, Kick Headache, n.l uysiwpsi.
I ant not a philanthropist. mr do I ; it a ninj laxative ana a rnnir. .
pose as an enthusiast, but ther are
thoustvnd of men suffering tns mental
tortures of weakened
mi. so r''11'.
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manhood who ; conception the w hale Is a legged n
rould be cured at ones could they but'lmal. He found that until the embryo
get uch a remedy a the on that j rvhoa length of several Inches legs
...,. n. rv. twi tnr to study out how are plainly dlsoernable there.n, but
I can afford to pay the few postage thewe disappear long before birth,
stamos necessary to mall the Informa-
tion, but send for It, and learn that Minute avttn Ilk nour when a life
there are a few things on earth that al-; Is at stake. Croup gives no Urn to
though they cost nothing to get they ' send for a doctor, delay may mean
are worth a fortune to some men and deth. One Minute Cough Cure give
mean a lifetime of happiness to most j Instant relief and Insure recovery. The
ofua Write to Thoma Slater, Box JSS, j only harmless remedy that produces
Kalamaioo. Mich., and the information immediate result. Chas. Rogura,
will be mailed In a plain, sealed en- Druggist.
velope.
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Brass plates bearing appropriate In-: ana iapuuui ail vegviaiion w.n.ii o
scriptlons now mark the site of the ; d.'Htn.yevl by the Norway rats were
pews in old Christ church. Philadelphia, j it nut for the white foxes, that make
once occupied by Retsy Rons, maker : stea-lai gtune of the ro.lent.
the firm American flag; Francis
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H.niklnson and his son. Joseph Hop- ; Constipation In Its worst romis. Uy-
klnson. author of the naUonal hymn, peps a, sick heatlarhe, biliousness, and
Hail. Ctriumbla"; the Penn family ;' derangement of the liver ore readily
Benjamin Franklin, and George and cured by DeWitfs Utile Early ltle.-r
Martha Washington. 'The little Mils never grip. Small
pill, safe pill, best pill. Chu. Roger.
SMILES IRRADIATE THE COl'NTE- DrutfglM
NANCE.
I,
Sev-mty ensws have is-curred In
When those atrocious bodily troubles. , Wahlngton during the last ten years
chills and fever, dyspepsia kidney or of men dying suddenly fnm running
rheumatic disorders, yield, as they in- j after street car.
variably do, to the benign action ot
Hostetter' Stomach Bitters, a remedy
of comprehensive use, pure In compos!
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Hon. unobJecUonsJble to a delicate pal-. iOrAArZLt U
-A , l T valr K,l. I ' ' --
MR GAGE ACCEPTABLE TO THE
COUNTRY.
That the Idea of Lyman J. Gage for
secretary of the treasury was an Inspi
ration born of Major McKinley's keen
Intuition is attested by the exprwwion
of popular awn-al coming from all
elasse f people and every part of the I
eourrtry. These expression of saitls
faotion, bordering on enthusiasm, are
not simply the conclusions of political
expediency or parrisftn advantage.
They sin iw that Mr. Gage has naxJ.nal
recognition as a strong and forcible
personality in finance, and In good gov
ernment They know that his name
has stood for afe, honest and conser
vative financiering fur a quarter of a
eentary. They know that his wide ex
perience at the head of one of th
greatest banking IflKtltuttona in the
West has ln upplem?nted with lib
eral rtudy of econfrmk." question and
by thoughtful and weH-mitiir?1 cnolu
slomi up-Jn the various phases of the
currency problem as .they have been
presented at different times, since the
war.
Th"ise considerations Impel the gen
era! and widespread conviction that a
stronger name could not be presented
for this lmKitant truwt at this time.
This conclusion Is re-infonced by a
splendid array of commendatory com
ment gleaned from all swtions of the
country. They revwd very little if any
dlaeiat from the universal acknowledg.
ment of Ws eminent fitness for the
place and his genira.1 acceptability Ho
all scotions and all clayi.
If there is any part of the country
In which his name Is received with lees
enthusiuMn it ia due to lack of ac
quaintance with the man and the wide
measure of his qualifications. Mr. Gage
Is something more than a banker. He
has been a rwoognlzed authority on
monetary questions for many years. He
know the alpha and the omega of the
eurrency question. He has a compre
etulon of the wider aspects of the
eurrency problem, and Is big enough
and- broad enough to regard It from
the lofty standpoint of the highest
Interest of the people and the government.
At no time in the history of our
country, with the possible exception of
the period of specie resumption, has
there been such urgent demand in this
position for & man of great and ac
knowledged capacity for the admlnls-
A woman never really knows the
meaning of happiness and content until
she is the mother of a healthy, happy
child. The health of the child depends
upon the health of the mother, both
before and after birth. Most all of
woman's weakness and particularly the
weakness that most strongly Influences
the health of children, comes from
some derangement or disease of the dis
tinctly feminine organ. Dr. Pierce'
Favorite Prescription will cure trou
bles of this nature. It should be taken
regularly by every woman during the
entire period of (Testation. It gives
strength to all the organ Involved,
lessens the pains of childbirth, and in
sures the health of both mother and
child.
Send 21 one-cent stamps to cover cost
of mailing only, and receive free a copy
of Dr. Pierce' Mdical Adviser. Ad
dress, World' Dispensary Medical As
sociation, Buffalo, N. Y.
ate, and thorough in eff-ts. Sick head
ache, loss of appetite, flesh and sleep,
nausea, heartburn, are among the phy
sical annoyances obviated by the Bit
ter. They are In the nature of signal
of distress displayed by a disorderd
stomach, liver and bowels, and disap
pear with the cause that produced
them. But these signal should be
heeded at once. Then the woe begone
look of chronic 111 health will speedily
disappear, and vigor and comfort re
store a cheerful aspect to the fare. That
faithful index to the condition of the J
system never falls to wear a look of.
sunshine when the Bitters Is used to;
disiel the cloud.
What Is said to be the first fossil In
sect ever found In the southern coal
field of Pennsylvania was recently ent
to the Smithsonian Institute at Waoh
Ington by W. V. Lehman, a naturalist,
living at Tremont, Pa
TO CIKK A COLD IS OSK DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet.
All druggist refund the money If it
fail to cure. 25c For sale by Cha.
Roger. Druggist.
The snow huts f the Esquimaux are
' the warmest dwellings that can tie con
strui-ted In polar regions, because
snow is the poorest conductor of heat
can be found, and keep the
that
warmth pf the (ire within.
Tunes and airs have in themselves
some affinity with the affections; as
merry tunes, doleful tunes, solemn
tunes, tunes inclining men's' minds to j . fjarrrta
pity, warlike tunes; so as H la no mar- j The U. UOVl fCepOrlS
vel if they alter the spirits, considering ! ghoW Royal Baking Powdef
that tunes have a predisposition to mo- , gapeftof tO Otheft
tlon of the spirits. Lord Bacon. ' -
The meaning of song goes deep. Who
hore that, in logical words, can
express the effect music has on us
A kind of Inarticulate, unfathomabe
speech, Which leads us to the edge of
the Infinite. Anon.
H w little the population of France
mov- about I hov.n by the last rf-n-
mia Olir nf ?jt-n Wl InhaV.Kanla VI.
OOO.OOO live in the town or village in',p"mpt use of th'8 mpllJne na oftPn
ELECTRIC BITTERS.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen- i
erally needed when the languid, ex
hausted feeling prevails, when the liver
Is torpid and sluggish and the need
of a tonic and alterative Is felt. A
which they were born, and 30.500,000
have not moved out of their native
diipartmeiits. fmly l.SOO.OW have emi
grated to France fnsn colonW or for
eign countries.
MARVELOT'S RESULTS.
From a letter written by Rev. J. Oun
derman, of Dlmondale. Mich., we- are
permitted to make this extract: "I
have no hesitation in recommending
Dr. King's NVw Discovery, as the re
sult were almost marvelous In the
case of my wife. While I was pastor
of the Baptist church at Rive Junc
tion she waa brought down with pneu
monia succeeding la grippe. Terrible
paroxysms of coughing would last
hours wlih little interruption, and It
seemed as If she could rurt survive
them. A friend recommended Dr. King's
New Discovery; It was quick in Its
work and highly satisfactory in re
sults." Trial boule free at Chas. Rog
ers' drug store. Regular size, SOc and
J1.00.
averted long and perhaps fatal bllloua
fevers. No medicine will act more
surely In counteracting and freeing the
system from the malarial poison. Head
ache, Indigestion, Constipation, Dizzi
ness yield to Electric Bitters. 50c and
$1.00 per bottle at. Chas. Rogers' drug
store.
Ariiiji'ia : imi m ., . . .- ......--- m ......
-uVltM-lf'Bi 6bU li3iraOTW .Mi. tirn7.is HiW, and '
Imoti. l-AI.l.ioJblil. lin ir. ln.i.U.U K-Ali JS.74 blili Ho r, tr.'iis eA3J. f .: Mil. tleiir. lii l.i.i". 'V,0 ,"'!
Hour, value W M -l. W'li flour, vaiu. .VW t-Alw MJWtbl.lt flour Jalu. WLttki J - l. ;W .I.'. .Ui. JS?'
Ali XI I'-n. "I .noriJ.. riwiie! . .w, iv e-m. ill I'ren. Tviien iifv. eioi n.. iipi, ,'i wbi.i-ji ..- -M-i7.II.Mil'l
Dour. lu. nJ. N-Ali.iW.ttihlirl.iur, value kav
li.nn. value rj.ni
tleiir. value. M.ain
INDIO
Absolutely
Dry and Pure Tropical
Climate
VESSELS ON THE WAY TO OREGON.
(Havlted and Corrected srery KrlJav)
I'ldiiouiiml l)y riiyicians the
inorit Favom'ile in America
for 8uttVrer from . . .
Lung Diseases and
Rheumatism
roar tatus raott and nasi.
NEW Volttt-
Mhlp Henry Vlllard
UVkKIIKilU
l-Br.hln Kellane
Hr .hip olen 1M. n
NKWOAHTI.K, N. H. W.
Hr ihlp tilaiiolvan, ....... ..
Hr bark Hulkerkifalra
rnKT PI HI K-
lir ihip Port Ju-kiua ..
yuixiiaPu-
Hr bark lJ.imilbauJl....
MKUlll"KK
rtr bark rambriaa rMettttn.
AMTe.HR!'-
Hr bark titnbrtanl
TAU'AMl'ASO-
Br bar pee ..
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KulilllUtt
Ken...
!
rs ovt
JWt 11
I
... w not
cusiiusim
,uus ;iuuAi
fclAll HullooS Reetw.
IIDAI Never, W. a Co
17 V
1114
i
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i
WllllaliM...
OrltUhl. .
Hnlertin.
WW
mui
iliUAl
100AI
I0VAI
100 At
IU0AI
IIOAI
J UI.IU l o.
iU.m a Kerr
fajrlor, Voir I'o
I Iron
I-Nov. llh. IB,W.
Total toOBSgnoa li way -It III.
Unit I !&- CMku. . Bmilni I IWk-S.ri
AH the different forms of skin trou
bles, from chapped hands to eczema
and Indolent ulcers can be readily
cured by DeWltt's'WItch Hauel Halve,
the great pile cure. Chas. Hogers.
Drugfrlst.
Many Remarkable Cures
Tb obJAction urged agalnat Indlo la
lh past b th larf kumbor who
otbsrw la would bavs boon glad to tak
advantag of It beneficial ellmal. oat
beta a lack of suitable accommodatloa.
Th Bou thorn Paclflo Company take
ploasur In announcing that tevtral
Commodious and
Comfortable Cottages
hav Just been orootad at Indlo autloo,
that will b ranttd to applicant at rs
tonabl rate. They ar furnlihsd with
modern oonvenlono, aupplled with pur
artesian water and to altualtd aa to glvt
occupant all th advantage to b it
rived from a mora or lota protract d
realdenoa In thl delightful dlntat.
(From th San Francisco Argonaut)
"In th heart of ths great deert of lh
Colorado which th Southern Pacific
i-avaraet theiM It an oasts called Indlo,
wtilch, in our opinion. Is the tanltarlum
of th earth. W twllave, from personal
Inveatla-atioo. that for certain Individual!.
thtrt to no tpot on thl planet to favor-
hU "
O T. Stewart. U. D.. write: "Tht
purity of th air, and th aternal tun
ahtno. All on with wonder and delight
, . . Naturt ha -acoompllihtd to
much that tbert rtmaln but llttl for
man to do. At to Itt potalhllltle a
health rort-hr I th moat perfect
lunahlnr. with a temperatur lway
pleasant, a perfectly dry soil, for rain I
n unknown factor; pur oiygen, den
atmoepher and pure water. Wht mort
can be detrd? It I" th plar. hov
all othert. for lung troubl, nd a pr
dine for rheumatira Contlderlng th
numher of aufferert who hav ben
cured. I havs no htslnncy In recom
mending this Kiilal oatlt at lh hvD
of th alTllcted."
Hustler's Astoria
Twentieth St. unci McKee Ave.
Itooks were originally made of boards
of bark of tre-s. then of skins and
parchments. Papyrus was used In
Bgy;t. Vellum leaves were Invented
by Attalun, King of Pergamus, about
VJH B. ('. The most ancient are the
Pen'.ateu'-h of Moses and the poems of
Homer and Heslod.
In Italy the s'mate conslHts of prin
cess of royal blood and an unlimited
number of members appointed by the
kins for life. In 1VJ0 there were :ir.S
members.
Not one minute elapse between the
taking of One Minute Cough Cure and
relief. Why shouldn't people take One
Minute Cough Cure. They should.
They do. Chas. Itogers, druggist.
If yiru want to lie miserable, think
oK.,.. vonrself. about what you want.
A torpid liver means a bad complex- j ymJ ,kf, what rm,.x pe.le
ion, l,a breath, indigestion and fr-((Unt to pfly t yfrU( and what people
I'juent headaches. To avoid such com
panions take UeWIU's Little Early
itlsi-rs, the famous little pills. Chas.
Hogers, druggist.
True Migion shall surely at last
bring peat; but It also very, very of
ton, and especially in the opening
stage of religious life, such as some
of you may find yourwelves In, brings
a deep unrest. It brings dissatisfac
tion with yourself and your attain
ments. It brings the uneasiness of
spiritual hunger. Joeeph May.
As eleven years Is said to be the life
of the. average steel rail, tho 10,000.000
tons now In use In the United Htatei
must sooner or latw make way frr
othTS. These renewals Involve an an
nual replacement of not less than 1,727,
72 tons.
think of you. Charles Klngsley.
BUCKLBXt'H ARNICA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cut,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruption, and pos
itive cure for pile, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price, 25
sent per box. For sale by Charlea
Rogers, Odd Fellow' building.
Parties desiring th best of Job printing
at th loweat price should call at th
Astoria Job offlc before going lae-trhsr.
A weed In the garden can be easily
destroyed when It first starts. Con
sumption can be nipped In the bud by
One Minute Cough Cure. Chas. Rog
ers, druggist.
The great pf-llcan often has a wing
spread of fifteen feet. The; bird Itsflf
sometimes exceed twenty-flve pounds
In weight.
CASTOR IA
for Infant and Children.
LOST A dear little child who made
home happy by Us smiles. And to
think, It might have been saved ha1
the parents only kept In the house
linn Minute CoUKh Crue, the infallible
remedy for croup. Chas. Rogers, drug
gist.
A more, glorious vlotory cannot be
. L .. I. J ..
iraln-d over anotner vnan limn
that when the injury began on nis
part, the kindness began on ours. Tll-
lotson.
Hixrthlng for burns, scalds, chapped
hands and lips. Healing for cut and
sores. Instant relief for piles, stop
oaln at once. These are the virtue of
DeWItt' Witch Hazel Salve. Cha
Rogers, druggist.
The perfe:tlfn of conversation Is not
to play a regular sonata, but, like the
ai-ollan harp, to await the Inspiration
ot the passing breeze. Rurke.
It not only relieves; It doe more,
It cure. We refer to One Minute
Cough Cure. Suitable for all age, all
condition, at all time. Cha. Roger,
druggist.
INDIO
In 6l miles from
SAN FRANCISCO
anl 130 .niUf from
Fare from Los An.'f Irs Sj.oc
K. P. IIOOBK8,
Aaat. Gen. Paaa. Agt. 0. 1: Co.
J. B. Kl ItKl.ANIi,
Diet, Past. Agt.
Cor. Flrt and Alder t.. Portland, Oi
And this is
what he wrote.
"Tho editor of the Post
took a spin over the llur
llngton road last week,
leaving lillllngs Monday
at 11:30 a ni. and arrlv
ing In Chicago at 8:20 on
Wedm-sdav morning,
That Is the kind of time
the Hurllngton makes. It
la a lightning express
time over a track the
best In the world, and
with an equipment un.
etui-paw by any rail v. ay
on the continent. The re-
cllning choir are tuperd
and the soenery all
through Wyoming, No
braska, Iowa, and Illl
nols, Is beautiful. Th;
Rurllnaton system (
uerfeot. No other word
fittingly describe It."
Llvlnarstone Post, Oct. 7,
Tlckew and time table
on application to any
ticket agent.
A. C, SHELDON, 0. A
Portland, Oregon
Qood Reason
Why Lots
...Are Selling...
1
SituuU'ti on t)ij south siile
of Axtoria's Hills.
Twenty tlcgrt'i'H wanner
urn! vegetation .'JO duy in
iiilvuni-e of tho North oitle.
Magntlieent sites for res
itlonces, overlook inn river
and bay, sunny and shel
ter ed.
Kasy and natural grades;
little or no grading needed.
ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO.
482 Bond Street.
eeniew iimrieiywris es ei " i
fef MANHOOD RESTOREDSS
iftftZPtj ? a tlnaol tanioue freorU phjrUcUn, will uuicklrruietiiuot ell uf
I (J, ' n Jims or 0 -e el llie in..ruve ureiuie, .uilt a Ul Mm.ik1,
7 y
..I. ..l..alnll
Plmulee. UntlliaM tu Mtfrv. ILllieiMUlie limine. VerlfMla ai.A
UiiiilliHtUnn. Iliuiiell tixem byiter nr rilthL Prevenu qui,
niui divlierfe, wtaleli llnetcSeclce leeiln ui Hnemiei'irriHee end
Mr-naia . rm ail in nerroreiii irnpmeory. . i-.r.r..iiriieuteiiTM, un
1 ' tidnereana inennne-onrwieiu auu
rVrlBBI!! etre ntneneeatl mbireaenieii weu nnranh
uopurlUea
e rewun nnrr. ere mil rawwl bf IMrinre li brmnee ninety per sent r tenetiled wtltl
Ulle, etH'Ililcnieiilheonie known remrrte tnenre wlinoiiiBnot.rUun. aiuitlmonl.
erltungnerenteeilrenai1miner remniMl If ell hmre aim nut tirecl iwiuaueLleura
Pesefil
tu. A written rni
tus m. box. all fur M.S. Ir n. Hand ror raasarmior ana leeumonw
Aaaeas 1A v eiK, ssm si a- pei, piiew,. wvrmmww
CHAS HOOEKH, VA Commercial Street.
O.R&N.
GIVES QHOICE OP
-2-
, ROUTES.
Via Spokane and St. Paal
Via Ogden, Denver and '
Omaha of St. Paal
Pullman and Tourist Sleepers
Free Reclining Chair Cars
Astoria to Sao Francisco.
State of California, Sunday, Jan. i.
Columbia, Friday, Jan. I.
Stata of Cal., Wednesday, Jan. -13.
Columbia, Monday, Jan. 17.
State of Cal., Saturday, Jan. 23.
Columbia, Thursday, Jan. 28.
State of Cal., Tuesday, February 1
Columbia, Sunday, Feb. 7.
For rats and general tnrormanofi call
on or address
O. W. LOUNBBERRT,
Agent
W. H. HTTRMCRT.
(No. Pa. Agt. Portland, Or.
K. McNElLU
President and Managsr.
Jf"ltk -l 91
f ItlKlW U
L W .WW1.
I.en.S eM,i..i.l
VTA
We4 Bncm.li.il
' ei ie e non-eriiennmii
rinfiiif inr tioiiorrhiee,
iilrta. Hpi.rmiii,rrlttri,
Hliitr., unn.inr.1 the,
"iunm, nr enr liiO.innii
II. ill, Irritation nr ulmra
linn i.r ni n rum ninm.
i'ilFviP!ll"'itflH, brK. Niiii MUInemit.
koiu r ii'uiiuu,
nr a.nt In pUIn vraafHir,
rir upreM, tiri.pai.1, fur
li m, i.r imlilia, 1I.71.
1'iri.ular eeiit nn riMiunet
Tt " ' T
i, Bolentldo Amerloin
1 I "rTZZZfiX 1
A X -m. D Allg,
VOPIIIDHTI. MJ
For InfnrmtHootni fr Huirtbonk rrfteln
SUN COl Ml Wibwir, Xew Von.
Ol.irat nnreaa tnt teriiniK peienu la Am.rln.
l.rery nelenl ttken out by uile lininelil bfrnr.
tlie yuluio tij notlae f Iton five ototuuw in M
uttmima Urutamtr. Hmw Vurk cur,
Beaver Hill -Gilman
Coal
...Try It
For Family or
Steam Purposes.'
CLEAN...
Reasonable lo Price
ELMORE. SANBORN & CO
Afeatt, A tor la.