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THE DAILY ASTOUIAN, Till KSlAY MOKM1NU, MAKCII 25, I07. gaily otoviatt. JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. Telephon. No, . TKKMS Or iCBUCRIPriON. DAILT. Sent by mall, per year ti.M Bent by malt, per month SO Served by cwriw, rr month 5 WEEKLY. Bent by mail, per year 13 In advance. Pontage free to subscribers. All communications Intended for publi cation should be directed to the editor. Tinesa communications of all kind? and remittances must be addivseod to The Astorian, The Astorian guarantees to Its sub scribers the largost circulation of any aewspaper published on the Columbia flyer. Advertising rate can be had on appli cation to the business manager. The Weekly Astorian. the second old tat weekly In the state of Oregon, has. ext to the Portland Oregonlan, the largest weekly circulation In the state. John F. Handley Co. are our Port land agents, and copies of the Astorian aaa be had every morning at their stand, 124 Third street Tfce Aaaorlaa" hereby aBara to doaate OXE HCXDRKD DOLLARS ta St. Mary's eptUI, payable Ua.a to rather Malsaea. twmr legal eelaesie Is are- atacea showing that aay iftmtw aewe aapee aabllaheal la Aeterie has prlnla wttela ta last alaaty flays axplrlag be te this offer a elagl "SMcial" or other klad f 'talograpnle press report,' raeeleaat ear the wires aaterlag either of the telegraph oSkeoa la Astoria, from aay petat eatelde of Cregoa. Aatorla, Or.. October IS. t. That the old spirit which operated so much In time past to develop the reJopment of Astoria Is till existent Is evidenced by the opposition a certain meddler has succeeded In stirring up against the improvement of the road way around Smith's Point. What pos sible objection there can be to the As toria Iron Works' expenditure of its wn money In repairing this road, it Is difficult to see. We do not under stand that any aid has been asked from the public treasury, nor that any private donations have been solicited for that object; but notwithstanding, an attempt is being made to stir up ju much Indignation as if the matter Involved some violation of the rights of every taxpayer In the city. The truth, as we understand It, Ij that through the enterprise of a local In stitution Astoria has secured an im portant government contract which, both In the sum of money to be ex pended among our worklngmen, as well as because of Its tendency to adver tise the town abroad, ought to be a matter for public rejoicing. Under the government requirement the work must be completed within such a limit of time as necessitates its immediate commencement; and the contractor, having made preparations for .doing the work in the vicinity of Smith's Point, the only place available, desires to, fix up an old and partially disused road over which to transport Its ma terial, To frustrate this object, the courts have been appealed to by those who happen to own portions of the property over which the road passes. These people cannot possibly be harmed a penny's worth by the use of the road, but, on the contrary, they will reap .benefit from its improve ment in the more convenient access thus afforded to their own property, and the establishment of substantial and permanent Improvements Incident to the corn-dor's laudable undertaking. If It Is true that, the Injunction -which has hindered the preparation for this work was Inspired by a member of the city council, who owns no property In that locality, and who used bis official position to delude the objecting property-owners Into the belief that their Interference -with the use of the road would result !n Its condemnation and purchase by the city, the Individual referred to ought to be made to smart for his malice and deception. It makes no -difference what the former merits of this old road dispute may have been; the question now In heme is not one which concerns the convenience of the iron works alone, nor the posHlbll fty of future benefit to the Taylor es tate it Is one which relates to the general welfare of the whole com munity. Democrats who have begun to throw stones at the Dlngley bill because it Is based upon the McKlnley law should remember the old adage about people who live in glass houses. They assert that the Dlngley bill will prove a fail ure, and base this assertion upon the false claim that the McKlnley law failed as a revenue-producer. The fact is that up to ithe very hour that the free trade president called the free trade congress together to destroy the McKlnley law, that measure had met every expenditure of the government and created a handsome surplus. The McKlnley law had been In operation 34 months when the free trade con gress met In August, 1893, to destroy It. During that time the receipts bad been lJ,67a,tof In excess of all expen ditures of the government, and It doubtless would have gone on Inotvas Ing a surplus up to the present time, but for the disastrous free trade ex periment Inaugurate.! by the people of this country In November, IS92, and repudiated ,n November, IS!. Secretary Wilson, the new head of. the department of agriculture. Is re. J rillnful j8WUMv. ar, Paj enough, but celvlng the highest encomiums from I when a man ta slowly wasting away member of congress of all parties for!!!" nervous weakness, the mental the intelligent and practical way with : en " ,hwJ Jthe most severe pain. There Is no let which he has tJ:en hold of the work (up tll. m(,ui uffv.ring day or nlcht. of his department. He Is bringing to Sleep Is almost Impossible, and under bear upon It a happy combination of such a strain men are svarvvly rest-on- practh-al experience and lnt.Mlls-.-nt -..' f'r wnM d"; For ars the i writer rolled and tossed on the troubled entitle work. He has already ,-t of ,,, km- until It was a foot a system for n thorough test of ; question whether he had not better the capacity of many stotew ror the take a dose of poison and thus end all production of beet sugar, and has wn-jw trouble. Hut providential Inst-lia-, . , , tlon came to his aid In the shape of a sacked the world for new i-lasw-a of ,, .. - . ,,,, .,.. , .combination of medicine that not only leguminous, deep-rooted plants which completely restored the general health, will furnish a new and constant food , but enlarged his weak, emaciated parts supply for stock designed for the nmr- natural site and vigor, and he now ... ., . , . ,, .: declares that any man who will take kets of the world, which It is believed! . , . . ... . . i the trouble to send his name and ad will result In a large Increase In the nmy h-v th. metnod th Wln. quantity and an advance In the price d-rful treatment free. Now when I received for the meats produced ty say free 1 mean absolutely without cost. the farmers of this country. Referring to the chances for admls- ston of Senator Corbett and other op- pointees who are knocking at the door of the senate on commissions Issued by their respective governors, the Chi cago Times-Herald very sensibly says: "There has been entirely too much logic chopping and hair-splitting '.n tion, but send for it. and learn that the senate decisions on thse ques- j there are a few things on earth that al Hons, for the reason that It has at- though they cost nothing to get they ways been a party matter, and party i are worth a fortune to some men and advantage has been the chief end. The ' vor of itsshrdl etaonl shrdlucmfwyph majority has Invariably decided In Its own favor without regard to prece dent. The plain, common sense view is, that if a state Is without full rep resentation In the senate, and Its legis lature is not in session, the governor ought to make the appointment. That Is what the constiution means, so that each state may have 'Its equal repre sentation. If the senate Would look at the subject in this light we might see at last the full membership of ninety senators." The democratic orators and editors w no air surieKiiig uini me new tariu t bill, based on the McKlnley law, win not produce revenue should take a look at the record of the law before committing themselves on the subject. The McKlnley law had been In opera tion two and a half years when the free trade president and congress came Into power, and had in that time pro- All druggists refund the money If It duced a surplus on 125.000.000. The ,all to cure' :'x- For sale by Cha. . , , , . . I Rogers, Druggist. Wilson low tariff law had been two and a half years In operation when j pUring the last sixty years the num McKlnley came into power, and had j ber of Episcopal churches In Scotlan 1 produced in that time a deficit of ! h Increased from 75 to 311. ti ?i r (VIA 1 . OFF DUTY. ; is of Its resulting In pneumonia, ir rea It is essential to the well being ofu to used now,veri ftni, the physical economy that the kidneys Chamb(.rlaln.a CoUKn Remedy taken, and bladder should be eternally active. I a danKer w1 be avoldej. Among the that they should never go "off duty.-j, of thousan(ls who have th If they do. the kidney fail to secrete j fof ,a gHppe we ,,ave yrt t0 from the blood the watery element ; ,eafn of a 8ln(rle case havIng rMUited and the impurities that should be pneumona , whlch shows conclusive- u,ruw" " l,,e "'"""r. nu ooln:,y organs suffer in organic health froin,ve tlve of dread Me. It will their inaction, and Incur dangerous ; maiaoies. Among tnese are ungnr. s ( disease of the kidneys, diabetes, re-; tention or the unne, gravel, dropsy, sc. These are no trifles, but obstinate dis- eases, aeveiopmg rapidly ana termin-, ating too often fatally. To p. event ' or check them, safest and most effec-1 dial manna la 14 . f .i t f .' a Qlnm.ph Rlt- I .... . , ,M , , . ters, which gives a healthful impetus , . 7 IIIta lh. flap. nnmfulUalMl .tlmi.U nl u . . , , of commerce. Malaria, dyspepsia, con- ., stipation, liver trouble, nervousness and debility are remedied by the genial medicine, useful in convalescence and old age. a day. A wlneglaseful three times Do not fall into a br-jwn study when you are curling your hair. Hot tongs ana meditation 1j not make a very. pleasing combination. BILIOUS COLIC. Persons who are subject to attacks ' r.r hiii,.,,. .n .m ka . l. that r.romot relief mav be hail bv ts.k- ! inr rha.mlertaln- f,Ar PhlAr nrtlw Diarhoea Remedy, and if taken as soon ; a.i the first indication of the di-av , aprars. it will prevent the attack. For sale by Estes-Conn Drug Co. A theory regarding bicycle riding Is all very well until the front w heel i begins to wobble and then it counts ' fur naught. 1 One minute is all the time necessary to decide from personal experience that i One Minute Cough Cure does what 1 its name Implies. Chas. Rogers. : Lenten coiffures are severely plain, but curls and waves will run riot at Easter time. Address with 21 cents in one-cent ' stamps, to cover com of mailing only, World's Dispensary Medical Associa-1 tlon, Buffalo, N. Y., and get a free i copy of the "Medical Adviser." I Angels, rabbits and lilies form a trio apeparing ln nearly all Eastern Illus trations. Chlcora, Pa., "Herald:" Richard Vensel reports One Minute Cough Cure the greatest success In medical science. He told us that it cured his whole family of terrible coughs and colds, af ter all other so-called cures had failed entirely. Mr. Vensel said it assisted his children through a very bad siege of measles. One Minute Cough Cure makes expectoration very easy and rapid. Chas. Rogers, Druggist. iE TO EV TUBS METHODS OF A GKRAT TREATMENT FOH VKAKNK.!5fl OF MEN. Which Cured Htm iter Everything Else Failed. , because I want every weakened man to get the benefit of my experience. I am not a philanthropist, nor do I poee as an enthusiast, but there are thousands of men suffering the mental tortures of weakened manhood who woulJ cunfU at unc tx,uld tney but get such a remedy as the one that cured me. Do not try to study out how I can afford to pay the few postage stamps necessary l mail the Informs- mean a tlfetrme of happiness to most of us. Write to Thomas Slater. Box SSS, Kalamaioo, Mich., and the Information will be mailed In a plain, sealed en velope. Indiana may have three times as many poets as Ohio, but Ohio has more politicians than Indiana has, and there Is more money in politics than In poetry. It Is surprising what a "wee bit of a thing" can accomplish. Sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomach. .dlsxineas, are quickly banished by De L,,U Ear,y ni"n- ?ma11 ,IU ; sale pt. "est pill. Chas. Rogers. Henry T. Thurber. who was Pres ident Cleveland's private secretary, has gone back to his home In Detroit, and will resume the practice of his profession. TO ITRI A ( OLD IN ON I: DAY Take laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets. DANGERS OF GRIP. j The greatest danger from La Grippe that tnla remedy a certain pre-1 efrect a permanent cure ln less time tha0 any other treatment. The 23 and M wnt eIie for n,e by rt(,Conn iyg c0- The of Montrea nag contribut-d U2,m t0 the Indian famine fund, Minutes sesm like hours when a life , . ,1s at stake. Croup gives no time to 'send for a doctor, delay may m 1 death. One Minute Cough Cure gives , . instant relief and Insures recovery. The !,'.. immediate results. Chas. Rogers, Druggist A man who hangs about legislative halls is not necessarily a lobbyist, but If he Is engaged in legitimate business ; he Is making an awful waste of time i RHEUMATISM QUICKLY CURED ! After having been confined to the ho.u,,e for eleven da''' and Pay,"K out - in aocior iins wunoux neneni. air. "rank ''80n of Ste- Marte- Mlcn ,:urr'J ' "" "'llle v,llinm:r- ,am " 1 aln na4m c'mung c-n"' anrl haB not "inre been trouWe-I with lhat ' - """plaint. For sale by I-tes-Conn Drug Co. Th Rev. Baitll William Maturin, for- merly rector of St. Clement's EpIhoo- pal church. Philadelphia, (has become a member of the Roman Catholic church "Be regular and punctual In all things" was one of the old maxims taught long ago. The laxt is not for gotten, but the first Is scarce remem- hered, so Irregular Is the life of most people nowadays. The only corrector ;0f thio evil is Simmons Liver Regulator, ! which keeps the liver active and pre- vents the Ills of Irregular living, Dyg- pepsi;., Billousnfss, Constipation, etc. It also cures these troubles, Irk Qali-klr.Tboromblr, forever Cared. Four out of Ave who suffer nervousnem, mental worry- attacks of " the blue."arhut paying the penalty ol early excesses. Vic tims, reclaim your manhood, regain your HRU-II rigor. Don't de:Ir. Send for book with explanation and pnofs. Mailed (sealed) free. ER'E MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, N. Y. OUTWARD BOUND OUKCON GRAIN (Ksiel ami form-ted vi)f rrlUy sAii.sn.) riAn. Aiiiit J Am rt ,. Utter hlu.,. '.VHr liii.. .11 Hrmhlp sm'1-1. !Brhlii. H Hrhlp., i-'Mr hli .,, v .. S Kf tmrk NM.. Honoiti i iiwi I,... . v...u...l-...l..l..t ?itM. ll.lllllVu,...., lreitnull ,, tlsrlsliil, .... Anllm. .,..,..,., Humor , il'mine llu. ,..., . -tiiMex Oett-r Hr l-rk., , . Hr ehtp , ... sHrlMuk. wllr shin , Hr bsrk iort Mnimry.....ijirs ittle"ri ini.l .,.., l'l)lelle iwa .. liinf -iiu lljOi II Hr lutik les ...iinm 13 Hr ihln Hrvnhlliliv... 1.' Ill-bltlk , M;l.'U NI! .., 1" ltrhli Itl.eKiliil.i tier Ship... . Ili-iitleilp ., ,.,., . tlr rk ... ieri ;.i ir liti I ii-ltire Jl Hr lik Aii.lrs.U Hr l-srk. . . (..tlsi-mu-ftslle A Hr h'i... . l.'ri Ku!l Allrbiik. Ik Hr lm.. . A- uoli y ti Hr lilii.. . r ulwoe.1 ttr hiji Mi'inweii ii Hr tip l-orl-ruls.- r Hr hli . .. Srei-Mi.. i- III l-rk. IMvt-l. It- Hr hIiiii .. illeiilul Ill Hr bulk I'lu-iinloul IT Hr l-srk Sili vUU- i: lit hii, ... i. ii l.re . K Hr liii Mi'laiiKpe . 1 Hi IiI IMi-k , . 'S Hr liu lvnllielli' ii'Hr ilitv lniieie Km k . Jl Hr t.r . i lii.leii ;i Hr b,rk.. . V!illHii . ; Hr bark ... . I'-eOmlale .. ,. .H Mr hlh Kura.la Hr trk.. Kent i Hr b.k t'sl-ul Hr b..r .... it ri: "r bk- l f'H'iuu . .. IS Hr shlt-.... . . IYrwmne . I llrhlp Kioal "toe-rne ............ !i!r tnrli Mat-lal-ni. Hr lii... i'. l tlttvI'lUiglon 17 Hr tn .Vallerl t: r III'- ramt-rl.ui Priiirrst .... H H- iMUk. Zauiia ii) 1 1 hl. I.n Hill H Vr .hl. VaiKluara . Hr hlt ; Kix'kniirM . . . Nov. ft Hr ihlp W. Wolff..... . Hr bark. Kolln tnrhio. Iiuwkwlals .. H r hl i. . . i hni"l't Mr i-rk Slum..... Jan. Ur ,i i .... nninitmrtou II nrhark .. MUI. I Hr bark Iltcble-ul r'oresl..., 1 ' r iilp...... . tjiruaea 1.S AIoa bar.... JS Rmhlo ... isnesOawald ,. . ....ilNOAigm Bay. ... JHrlwr Heeiwiuc iS4 Cork .Mdrahin Huimn Hall !l 14 Hr sum Maehnhanlih 1M1 ' 17 Hr bark. famlulia. IIM " Rrbark M-rmwimh Cai'le . ;if , Br bsrk . Ilntlhneia A U.OUi tibia Sunr, valile W.UU U. aa almon. 1-aIk IS.Ok) bhla Hour, value l.oiu eour, value VM ikk, H-ISA-O bbta Hour, valua SM b,-n. value J.-J Al . toua o aborts, vaiua-l flour, value, t--u.au). M-I7.1U bulk Hour, value. Torturing. Ichlng, avaly skin erup tions, bums and scalds are soothed at once and promptly healed by V Witt's Witch Hasel Salve, the beat known cure for piles. Chas Rogers. Was there ever a happy marriage as the result of a "personal?" CAHTOIIIA. Geraniums are the special floral dec oration for Kaster millinery. IMMIGRATION XOTKS. The Oregon and Washington boards are doing good work anj should be lib erally supported and encouraged. As a result of this wont many eastern people are turning their attention to the Pacific Northwest. If the reader has any friends In the East who are likely to come here this year, send their names and addresses to the un dersigned and I will see that they get a suipty of the best literature and In formation as to this country. OK i. S. BATTY, General Agent Wisconsin Central Lines, I'ortland, Or. Perfume partb-s are a Lenten dis slpatlon trssentially unique They are so small that the most sen si live persons take them, they are so effective that the most obstinate cases of constipation, headahce and torpid liver yield to them. That is why De Wltt'a Little Early Risers are known as the famous little pills. Chas. Rog era. The new parasols resemble very gor geous floral blossoms. OABTOniA. If nature gave a certain disposi tion you simply Irritate yourself by trying to get over It. FROM CRIPPLE CREEK. After the big fire In Cripple1 Creek, I took a very severe cold and tried many remedies) without hlp, the cold only becoming more settled. After UHlng three small bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, both the cough and cold left me, and In this hltCh altitude It takes a meritorious cough remedy to do any good. (',. B. Henderson, ed itor Ially Advertiser. For sale by Es tea-Conn Drug Co. Every ulrl who is very thin creates the Impression that he in composed largely of soul. The hair of the head, to l,e an orna-ni-ni to the wearer, should re rive pHlnstaklng care, n.id If its color is faded Hall's Hair Renewer should be ;iMll'l. There are some men who experience no greater enjoyment than sharpen ing a dull knife. The chronic grumbler still lives, but there are less cases ,f chronic Indlges tlon and Dyspepsia than formerly. The fact Is, so many people In the past have taken Simmons Liver Regulator that they are now cured of these Ills. And a great multitude are now taking Sim mon Liver Regulator for the name troubles and they'll soon be cured. "It is the best medicine." Mrs. E. Ralne, Baltimore, Md. It Is not safe to bet on what you "feel In your bones" unless you bet on rheumatism. TRULY ASTONISHLNU.-MlHS An- nette N. Moen, Fountain, Minn., says: Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has had a wonderful effect In curing my brother's children of a severe and dangerous cold. It was truly astonishing how speedily they found relief after takl g this preparation." li a Mrcr jr. . a viuia I'KHI'AIS. No. a... lHHi.il ... Sot .n. Jan n " '.'1 . . Keb I Jnu HI " M Kb .. " U Mareh U rb l jsn'ii ... reb . Mr k il A II 0 P III.IM !wHt 44. .W K i una '.MU 4f.l'.t 4.S-.1 4.-..AIH UiM SJ.IIM nr.i'n 4l.W w.inu .V.OW I U.AVI II M.WI 1 1, wn" M.M M.ll'7 IJ.'Wt m,at lO,l7 M,Z7't O.tMl KA.7I? Mi..1lt 7.1lt M,t'l IJtiSill!"'"" Urtt . ill I. IW Cora IMM " 1N1 " " I.KT " I4.-VI " , Itot fork . at is urn mil i.iveriHH-i ... liMU'ork .. l.a fiirk Imt tvra '.n: Cork tc r.nk j.im ivrk IniS fork tins fork . Iiira I'lymiuith Iwnfork - 0T Hurl-au il.W fork Man-li II '.-li Hi Man h . . elt.. .... Mr-li 11 . ia!'.ii"i"'" In.., - II,. l'i-l .. narvli I I.. h.',:x ' I U.-'l" , i .'t.llii iU.N ' ,; i t..'i i:u Tl.iVCI 4.',V7 4J.i: ii.t.i ' ..7l.. , . i O.I7. 1 ;.' . ivi.mt ! t..V1 K 47i J.nj l i") , l.-O UTS IWifulinoiitli. .. I ISA Falmouth .. IWiCork lifors tmWk ....... .... I'M i fork Iwvvi'nik .... iswjtVrk l.voi Kalinoulh ',KliuOMth.... .. IStri l.lTrrHHil ... .. ism Falmouth. . lk Kalinoulh-.... . HVO Hrtilol .. ..' k7 fork . ra Kalinoulh .. Inn fork . Itrvsomti Africa , 1773 l.rk ........ .. l.-ay l"ork . I. 4.0iO M o ;,i. V.wi ,- M.WU S-.UI I WO lr 1 SW.77J t i i.xamki) rox Vlmtlviiatm-k , pW tsm Natal... . I MM l.lTriixi IVJ Al Uir ta.x' i:r .. 1W 141.1 XJist Hull 1 hbla dour, value ISOk) alio 44tU riTTbran I Alan t lnua bran, aTua tllUU, and i.M eau-a K Alao H.7M bl-la do ir, va'na hv.li. K-'.: bbla flour. lu Sju.oui. o -Aiao I7,.vk)bt-li ila) 1-Alao UJn bbla rlmir. value SM.IUI J - llvi t.Vift bbla flour, valua W.VW and 10 look Ilk) wma ol I' ran. vaJuiHt 1 1 HO, and a71 btiihaU if harlev, valuMl H.Oia) I,-And AMI bll 173,401). .M-Alao sin bbla flour, value HVu". i VESSELS ON THE (Revlard aud Corrected ry Krlilar) rosr taiito raos 4o stat UVSKKvHU- Hr ahli HlylhiwoiMl Hr ahlp (Hell SKWf AHTI.K. N. S. W. Hr ahip Ulstialvau, Hr bitra fralsnrua A NTv KKH Br bark umbrlanl II r tilpKiiiihroaYiiv lliMhl'Kit Hr bark Norma 1-ii'kv.n . M.irriK.D Kn-.... ."-ufrrn i.rirr.lht. t'tiouianU KKKKKKNCKM hams tint lu In- W.Ol. Total loonage on the way -I0.4. iVpSj MANHOOD HESTOREOSS ftSfkJ S g luinof a lanioua franrb plivatrlafi. villi qulrlljrnifa Touof all nr unuf ar-r rst ail uaimrau4 iniamaorr. 1 1 riur.nHiiim, ma a'0"- A'llB ki.ln.aaodihorii.rTorauisjmIUa aBkaaaarwal -., K .n.l Maintinull ih Tba r. aaon aoffrrwri ara not rarwl by lawiwvi la bwnaaa ornery par- eatil ara trmiMail vrrUl sftlll r't'l'l DIC.t R Ii lie. on! y known ivatMlr to rnra wlib.Mil an otrwv. Siai leattnvwil. aia. A a-miMiiraaranirctmaaeo ntiMMr rmi ir ail muai ma sot aavc-i a paruiaiu Ejtaboa.ala fT IAi.br maU. S-ikJ I. rmaartrrur mu4 lJtsxh Ar DATt. SiSDICISB (-Or. U altm.mM rrmata,Vml. Mva CHAB ROOEHH. 41 Commercial Street INDIO Absolutely Dry and Pure Tropical Climate Pronounced by Physicians the moet Favorable in America for tsufferers from . . . Lung Diseases and Rheumatism Many Remarkable Cures The objections urged against Indio la the past by the large numbers who otherwise would have been glad lo take advantage of Its beneficial climate, baa been a tack of suitable accommodation. The Southern Pacific Company takes pleasure In announcing that sevarsl Commodious and Comfortable Cottages have just been erected at Indio ktailon, that will be rented to applicant! at r a sonable rates. They are furnlhd w:ih modern convenlen -, supplied with purs artesian water and so situated ss to lv occunanta all tha advantaarfa to ha -I... rived from a more or lesa protract, d residence la this delightful climate. 1 (From the Ban Francisco Argonaut.) j "In the heart of the great doaert of tha Colorado which the Hon t hern i'acino, traverses thero la an oaala called Indio,; which, ln our opinion. Is the aanltarlum, of the earth. VV believe, from personal Investigation, that for certain Individuals,! there Is no spot on this planet so favor able." O. T. Btewart, M . D., writes: "The purity of the air, and the eternal sun shine, fill one with wondT and delight. . . . Nature has accompllahed so; much that there remains but little fori man to do. As to Its po-ialbllltles as a, health reeort here is the moat perfect sunshine, with a temperature always pleasant, a perfectly dry soil, for rain Is tn unknown factor; pure oxygen, dense atmosphere and pure water. What more can be desired? It Is the place, above all others, ror lung trounias, and a para dise for rheumatics. Considering the number of sufferers who have beeia cured, I have no hesitancy In recom mending this genial oasis as the haven of the afflicted." INDIO Ts 6i3 miles from SAN FRANCISCO and 130 niles from L(JS ANOELE8 Pare from Los Angeles $1.00 FLKI7118!)(-T. a it 1 1-f us, iVuiraiid KlourMllla . kiIumui . Kerr ,... Ilallour, llutlirlDtt t o "Tli.lHI ' 'Jli.nkl ' Mji' ' 4I.UI0 t000 "ii4" 7W,l'UJ "if,itiif" ,.) .'..) I Mfcl I Ilk I Ilk Hi I Ilia 0l I tJa f.l t III ftl I ll 1KI I IJa 6.1 I IUa I lla 111 I HX I M I lla til I lla III J K fainrrou A fo . ....... Halfoiir. tmiltrtv Jl I'm. ...... HIIon A Kerr ., I'orilrnd riour Mllla ,. Hallour, tlmlirio A fo ... .1 It f aiiieroit A fo .... IVirtlaiul Hour Mlllafo. Niliwni A Kerr iwinmr, Unilulo ami fo M Nt Hitiniu , Kerr, 4. Am NViM OJ Kfaiuonm , Co Mjoo luitotir, lliiiliile .t f o Hl.aw J K fomeroti A l Uim Hllwon A Kerr ii llulloiiriiiitlirla f i '.! .niImoii A Krr ,,, I.i.uun fortlaml Klour Mlil .... IVrtlmiil Klour Mill W.iktt J it f aniKroit A Co a;.iw llairour.tliitlirleA Co lit II- M HI lla Mil ill l at ill im .. , All lla Id til l W til HH.. 41) Ilk fcl til HH...., til Wi 3.1 VI llX ..,. lit Ilk M 111 lla Oil til IIM .) til IUa til IUa..., til H kkl lit llkl.. . til Ilk III lil'lll 1.1 til Ma ... til IW til Ilk 4.1 til l' . .. it llM ,. til M til Ha txl tit Ha : til l .. , SI II' M til IIM .... Ill HM Ill loa...... til lit M til H-a r.iini a Kerr .IllIU Hers...., I'ortlaii.l Klour Mill , llalliiiir,l)iitlirte A fo iii-ih A Kert, , J It l'iiiirll A fo . ... iiImoii A Krr llitliniir, mulirlit A t'o .1 H fniiieron A fo Ilallour, tliithrln A fo J It f anir.ll A fo ., ., 7.VI 0.',J T.vim lin.no Mil, KO IO..-.K M.MI I. M I'l.!AO .til yo M-.OU M.IKI MllU IW.IWO 0l,XU m na.lUl Ol.JVJ II too ki ii,oal I. Mil HVkl W.ilO DA.OUU T.V 4.',U J.OO .'.- VW NI.WI .lkl ai'iui II. uo .V0 HJ.it M.') t.ou naiioiir, miinrie a i o IVirtlaiul Klour Ml U lltllour, tiiulirl et fo II W Mesrar sibm A harr , allttiir, tlullirl A Co Hibton A kii r . i, II illoiir, tlu'lirlr' A fo.'.""'.' A Hern .. lUUuiir. tlulbile A fo........ .. ,. ,. .1 R Cameron A t'o .4 i A hrr Halfoiir liullir-e a I II lUHour, iluilirl A f a Slhaou A Knrr , ....,.. Ilaltour. Ilnllirla A f o i J H f ami-run A Cu. Hallour, (luthrla Afo " Hallour, U tlhrla fo. Hallour. itiiinna 0 ., til IIM ..... til Ml IM til HM. .. l I Ja J . til HM iiViii".'.'.'.'" . til lo ... til til til 111 ) ... til 7a ad .... CI I til s ..... . u in w. ina M ....... IMl i lit ad sioioii an.l karr Port laud Hour Mlll . Hallour, UulbrisAfo.. ., ,J k famsron AC" . . TC KUralortV....... J H famaiiHi Af .J. H f amaron A to -Alw r-M l.liU n.M,r,valiia d:,ii)0. WAY TO OREGON. IMk coskissiaa. oil Imt? I KAl lUlfnur. (luilirla Co t.-uo IU)AI l7v!l0AI 1771 Ilk) A I I IIM I.DAI 17. IUUAI I IWM liBAl 1. Utdlaw A Co ravlor, You- ( Co Ilallour, oiillirlaOo I iron Hama linn In n-Md. v.xa or uiaraM or iu iM.rauva ur(.a, m utiant' imnla, I'alnalD Ua IWS.aanilnal Kml.m, Nrv.H )(.ullr, ftuiitiea, t'nllinaa lu Marry, kiHUiK Praina, VuMnii a 4 OitutitwUiia. II Uim all l.ipa by day or akftit lvait qna-fe. S ,4 d.ai-1 ri. whlrb If nokrharka.1 Umit U Sfmltah.a ami IrBlODD POISON p . 1 enrri TVi"nw K-v 1H UrtblMU oodarvorTar. urr a w.rw, i.iuM(iir -urml In M loat 4ara. K iiu can I lo-ao- t a bom fnrsaioa price nn.lrr a. aw luanao ly. If yoapmivr loonmaharat-avillcua Lr.wH to nav tai Iroart 1 araaml heial billa.anil D )hare.ll wa fall locra If roahavsl an mar tori, f.i.UUo iMilaah, soil anil have a. h sn4 f .'D, II uoooa 1'au h-a In motub. Sure ThroH mpla. fi.piM-r Colored Npla, llrara ua iiv pari of Ilia lKiy. Ilairot ryebroWf ralllns UI. II j - ........ a gosranla watra WaanlieitUwaHialolHiU ta aaaee awl emalUusaj the world for a tAaewaoaanokeura. -una una a a jilt ad thaaktll of the moat aiulnaul rlnoa. SOOMIO eaiiiiaj lbirl our onomda u mal roaitr- AbaluieproraaantM.alliaI oj aaw Tlea ClUUO, ILL. nta 4S la a aon-snamnoaa p-ntMlr fur litMtrrlKf. oimI, Sparmaiurrhitia. tthltaa, aaaaiaral .lw la I at4ap. ihargna, nr any Innaaittia , airtAiaf- lien, irritation ur ukra la mjm. Ilea uf tn u c a a a aiam I'mfiiatColS""" bran. Won-aairlnai aoaatti.o EHJ orassiata, . f"n aunt lea nlaln tar raMf 0 4. hf niir-M. brfMl'l. tut i at. i.r 9 twill., 93 TV ('.rTalivf "t' un riii Caveata. and Traile-Mirka ohtalnrd and all Pat- mt buunraacondiutril fur MoOfSSTt Fkts. Sous Orriet is Oppositc, 0. . PaTtxr Orrier and wotanar, lira Mlrutin icaa uuio umw uwac a- . . I . u.' . .1. . .... l. n i hi-od mudrl, draami ir phmo., with dmrlp-i Jilon. We ailviaf. if Miraubla or n..t, Ilea ol '..liame. Our fca noidue nil pai'nl l arrurrd. j i a P4MPHLCT " ll"v loOlnain I'alenla, wllhl .rt i.i aainc in' tha U, S. and loreifn counlnea 'u-m lire, Addic-u, , t C.A.SNOW&CO. Oa. S-arrMV Oryict, WasMiNovoN. 0. C. .tk1. BO VIAt ! V IXPCRIINOI. D ,- TRADI MAS-gg, S DSalQMB. OOfVIOHT Ao. Anyone aarutlnf a aketrh and dwiri prion may quickly awwrlaln, fraa, whathar an lnantlon la prolMhly Hiiantaiila. romniunlnaiinna atrtrtly aouflilantlal. Oldnai asanny fiiraHrurlns palanls In Araoirlea. Wa hava s VVaaiiiriKtuu offle. Fatan u Ukan throasb lluiia A Co. reoelre Special notloa In tba SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, baeatlfullT lllotrtad, lara-aat elrmlatlna of anr aniantlnn lournal, wankiy, lannaSiltMi a year tl.iuaix nioolha. HiMmlman euplM and iMl uoa OS I'aTkNT aaut Iraa, Addraaa MUNN t CO. 301 Brwy, Nw Yrk mm 3 V iifM x r-iSd I Beaver Hilhnd Gilman Coal ...Try H For Family or Steam Purposes. ELMORE, SANBORN & CO Ageale. Astoria. TltANkll-nilTAIIH" I INK. Goins East? II VOU AMI!. IXI NOT i tiwimr Three Important Points FIltHllo via Iho Ml. Paul Im-auM llio linos M UkU lil "HI alTunl you tho vory lirwt sorvlco. HKOiNI Hei (lint tho t-oUiMiii beyond. St. I'sul rd vbt ih Wlsooiwin Cen. UnJ bot-aurw that lino makes i-bwo o,n. n,M-loiia with tUI Iho lruii-oiHliioittal linos i-iiloHng the I'lilon Inxi (here, ad Its sorvb-t. la tlr-i -class In every iHirili-ular. TlllltlwPur itiforiiittilon, oall on your mllilHr and frb'nd -Hie nearast tlokoi egoirt and ak r a Uckof rva. ing via tlio Wi-a.-iuii.lii (Vtitml tines, r addrows JAM. f. IHINI), tlr-lloml l'iuiai.ig, Agotit, Mllwutlkxe, Wis. Or tlU'l. 8 IIATTV. tloiiontl Agent. I'orilaiul, Oregon. O.R&I. oivkh ciioich or -2- Transcontinental R0UTHS. Via Spokane and St. Paal Via Ogden, Dtnvtr and Omaha op St. Paal Pullman and Tourist Sleepers Free Reclining Chair Cm Astoria to San Francisco. Columbia. Monday. Man-It : rltale of t'al . HaturvUy. April ). t'olumbla, Thurailay. At-rll HIM of Cal., Turadny. April U Oiutubla, KuiMley, April M. 8uto of lnl., rtlilay. April 33 t'oluinbls. Wo.lin-a.tity, April : For raiae and ganarei inrormarloa eei) on or address 0. W. lXJL'NollEHRT, Agatlt vr. 11. iivnt.nuRT. Usn. I'aa. Agt., I'oriland. Or. k. McNeill, lrrei1ant and Waaager. Thl Railway Company oporat 1 lis trains on the famous block ayalotn; Lights Ha trains by elrvtrlrlty through out, l'a the cwlnhratwl rlivtrli- borth rrad- liu lamp; Ituna sploiidldly ciulpid pa arnger trains every day and night between 81. I'aul and llibago, Iho Chicago, nilwaukcc & St. Paul Alao operate aumm-hoatoil voatltnited trains, carrying the lt.-l private ooinpartment rare, library buffet aunokliig cars), and pola.-o drawlnc rm sloc-ia-rs. l"arlor cars, frea r .-lining cJinir cr and the very tet dining ror k.-rvtn. Vr lowoat nUea to any i)n4 In tha I'nlled Htatea or Canada, apply to tli-krt agent, or addn-ew C. J. Kimr. Ownnral Agent, lirtland, f)r. J. W. CAHKT. Trav. Agent. FOR. TILLAMOOK NEHALEM AND OTHER COAST POINTS STEAMERS R. P. Elmore W. H. Harrison Augusta.... ...ALL ...Open for Special Charter... Balling data, lo and Iroaa Tillamook and Nehalem depend upon lh. wsatbar. Per Fralfht and Passenger Rale Apply To ELMORE, SANBORN & CO. AQBNTB 0. R. A N. CO.. Aftnta, Portland IV J Theietlny Oapiuletara tunerlbi I 1 10 Dalam 01 Copaiba, lal Cubborlwtionaand(jUrjlf a tha aame dueatct wlthouH ri inconvenience. 4 sildhtmlUrm.