TIIK DAILY ASTOIMAN, TINS DAY MlHtNINU, MAKCIl 510. ltt.7.
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JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.
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TERMS OF HlHHCRIPriON.
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All communlcatkMi Intended for publl -
catkMi dhould be directed to the editor.
Business communications of all kind
and remittances must be addressed to j ,,,, ,u a state cuvwitl.n and mm-'hl ,B,uW 1!ut Providential Insplra
TbeAstorlan. !lim(t. a s.uind money democrat fl)p ; v.une to his aid In the shi,.e of a
The Astoriar, guarantee, to Its suh-IeVrk of the court of appeal,. Wher- wml,,lnAt,UW B"?lBf,w Umt J"'1
briber, the largest circulation of any lever the free ,ihW cvmlida.e hos nMy re-tored the general health,
newspaper published on the Columbia himself we must o,.,kW him w ith ibut " wwlid !
river. Uund money candidate. Man for man. lm,ural "M ft,ul v''r ml now
I . .. I declares that any man who will take
Advertising rate ran he had on anntl- vote for vote, font for foot, imwt we ; ... .
miriising rare can oensa on appu the trouble to send his name and ad-
eatlon to the business manager. tand id flkht. rf h)i won.
. The Weekly Astoiian, the iecxnd old- I
at weekly In the state of Oregon, has.
ext to the Portland Oregonlan, the
largest weekly circulation In the state.
John F. Haadley A Co. r our Port-
land agents, and copies of the Astorlan
n be had every morning at
stand. U4 Third street.
their
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Tke "Astorlaa" herehv nfrwa t atoaate
OMK RCMtRID DOLLARS t St. Mary's
Heapltal, payable dma4 Patkar
Melasaa, wkmm legal svldeaee I pro- strip of ground occupied by the road.
4eM skowlag that aay aft.raa -I If thf oUier
rPr BiabllaliH Astoria kaa siriat I
wlthlatk last alaety day iplrlag b- whooe property to affected, refuse to
tor Ikls offer a )(! "siwlal" "rj this, then it to manitNsstly wrong
tker kind f "tvlegraphle proM report," j
irwl.rd .,.r tk. lr. ..url .ltkerlf tha clt uthorltles to expend an-
f th telagrapk aHM la Astoria, from I other dollar of publks taxes on the
ay poiat aautda of Oregoa.
Astoria. Or.. October 15, ISM.
SENATOR CORBETT.
It
is understood among Senator
Oor belt's friend that a soon aa theith bright, newsy kx-ai
tariff question has been disposed of
in the senate the question of giving
him his seavt on Governor Lord' com-'
w,n
mtorTkm wUI be brought forward and)
etUed. It to further stated that his '
to looked upon by the committee !
kavtng tt to char as altogether dlf-
saving n in cnarge as auogetner an
- - w . .
ferent from the precedents set in other
eased and enough vote have been as
sured -by both republicans and sound
money democrats to seat him by a
handsome majority. But whether Mr. I
Oortx-tt gets hi coveted seat bi the
enate r not. it must be highly grat
ifying to him that hi appointment
ha given the people of his own state
an opportunity to learn the estimation
fat which he is held in the best bus-
Iness tutd social circles of the Emt. '
Nearly every leading paper on the 1
ether side of the Mtostosippl. rive, ha. j
had something complimentary to say ,
about him, and there seems to be a !
unanimous agreement that he ourht !
to be and will be seated. The New
York Tribune especially has given
much space to Senator Corbett, and in
the Sunday Issue of a week ago It er now and then from sea sickness
poke of him as follows- 1 ln tempestous weather. Sea cap -
, . 1 tains, tourists, commercial travelers
TThe new congress brings many fa- ;
, , . ; and yachtsmen say that there Is no
miliar fao to the capital. No fewer 1 ' .
. . . ! finer safeguard against nausea than
"'U,7 T1, 'ed ln Hostetter- Stomach Bitter and it
w , T'has been equally reliable a a pre -
but of the senators, only one, Mr. Cor- . , . .
... , . . . ventive by invalids wno traveled by
bett, of Oregon, who ha been ap- , ... J
, steamboat and railroad, and who
pointed as th? temporary occupant of . ...
. . .... . ... . , , : sometimes suffer as much n those con-
ex -Senator MltcheJl s seat, has before '
been a member of the upper house.
When they were ln Washington some
twenty years. Senator and Mrs. Cor -
bett were popular members of society, !
and the welcome they have received
from their friends and former asso
ciate belies the reputation society at
the capital has for fickleness.
"Sonator Corbett to a native of th
Bay Stat:, born there in
the little j
town of Westboro in 1827. and he still
Iwan. after neariv fiftv vears' real-
dene 4n the West, all the marks and
characteristics of the Yankee, even his
accent sufrgedng the se.-tlnn frf the
county fr.im which he emigrated while
he was still
a lad in his teens. The
new renator from Oregon Is what Is
known as a s-lf-made man. His bus
iness life began with a clorkshlp at
$50 a year in a small retail shop In
Cambridge, N. Y. Later be succeeded
in obtaining a place in Salem, and
finally, when re had rea-hI th ma
ture age of sixteen, armed with let- ,
tern from his former employers, he
went to New Yr-rk. where h? s-cjr'd
a subordinate place In one of the .
smaller shops, receiving the princely ;
remuneration of tZ.LO a week, and the
privilege of sleeping on the. counter.
"Young Corbett was frugal and
thrifty, and on his J3.50 a week put
by enough to firm the nucleus of his
large fortune, which began to grow
in a mist gratifying manner after he
had conceived the idea of whipping
good to the extreme West, where he
went w-ith his first cargo in 1850. This
venture yielded $20,000 profit and es
tablished .his reputation as a business
man.
"Perhaps no man has been more in
strumental in the development of Ore
gon than Senator Corbett. There Is
hardly aa enterprise ln that state of
any Importance that his name ha
not been connected with. His ammilon,
however, has always been for political
preferment, and his return to the sen
ate, even though It be for a short
time. Is a matter of deep peruona!
satisfaction to him.'
Swme ignoramus in the house of ren-
nwrtatives. in discussing the Dingley
tariff bill, lately said the opposition
to the new tariff would bring all ele-
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menu or tne democratic party to.
gether again. How very Uttle pro-
Iieot there is of such a consumma -
tion. devoutly' a. If may be wtehed
'
by the fleahpot hunter., may be Judged
by the Mlowlngr recwit uttwantv
from the Lnusville-Oourler Journal,
the loading democratic avr of the
South:
"The five silver leader are neither
talking- row drwunttiar of harmony.
They ar breathing ot death and dam-
nation. They have sworn the horse ,
to be ("Ixteen fee high and they will -stick
to It Whilst w may doubt Painful dlneaea are bad enough, but
their Hty. we command their for- "hn " lwly wasting away
trtude. They are ("Wur rlktht or they !lth wtvmw weaknew, the mental
are wrong. We are either riKht or we .reUnllnga are ten tlm w vomc than
are wrong. The l.-wue, thoivfiw, aa ltilh mttl wver pain. There t no let
.ra nt ttwlf. Is f.r the time Mng. at lun ' the "utTonn day or night,
lonst, invoonrllabkv It must he fought SUvP U " Impossible, and under
to a finish. The national dem.vrata ism'n "trnl m'n vly rrspon
Lust mm! tow:her like a rtone f,r wh h,,V " For year the
! wall. Their I a battle f.r conviction,
,(lh,.1,jhvrit,aiNvj stal. convention
1,1 nominate a five silver candidal
r. wu ,.f the ,vun of .,i-nl w
The simplest and most effectual way
to set at nt the controversy a to
whether the road areumt Smith" Point.
j whK.h now cy ,m.
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be for the reprvMitUUw of the Tay -
;Ur estate and other property-owners
' interested to unite in a dedication or
quit claim to Clataop county of the
l road until the question ha been set-
! tied
The Tonwnd New, of Port Town-
send, said It good morning on the
j PPW. We predict for it success. If j
! its policy, bulletined in the first tasue,
to faithfully pursued.
h Powe"
W1W a w",ch'y maieurl affair.
'i1 W" t nothing
,vw. ..
leas than to be hooted oft the stage of
.urutc.
"
ine uirnimu rri vi u- wn,
i state penitentiary, just uwuea .is a
comprehensive document, teeming wlthjff:t a permanent cure in less time
interesting matter.
Probably the concert of the powers
: failed because John Bull couldnt play i
1 j, pj
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TOSSED ON THE FOAMING
BILLOWS
Tou may ever but ,f y(JU ;
coss the Atlantic, no matter how I
smooth the watery expanse, wth-out
sea sickness you are well, a lucky!
: voyager, that is all. Old tars who
have spent their lives on the ocean
waves, who were almost born, so to
gpealc, with their "sea legs on." suff- i
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nlulmaVil v- D AiiawAea riAnallna linn
' , 7' -"'-"
Sick headach1"4 disorders of the
tmCh ciused by o"' c,lmatIc
1 1111 u ir iii-r ur uiiw iiviimumr. uiiawus
tomed food or water, always yield to
the Bitters speedily. This popular
medicine also remedies, rheumatic,
kidney and nervous disorders, and the
inf.rmitlea incident n IncpMjiInir veara.
There is no accomplishment that one I
n achlVe irhout Ion practlce
Self-denial is the one thing most dif
ficult to inculcate and always hard to
, , -. . BW.a
inings to eat wunin r.'ii. nut there
is no self-denial necessary If you take
Simmons Liver Regulator. It promotes
uigestion, prevents lJyix.-ila ana a
dose after a hearty meal of delicacies !
will prevent any discomfort.
, best good-night toddy.
It's the
Will you have a new g'w-n to don
when the springtime comes, gt-ntle An
nie? Minutes ae-m like nours when a life
Is at stake. Croup gives no time to
sond for a doctor, delay may mean
rUalh OnA ftnitla fr.u.wh ,.4..,
. V ". . " b,vr"
lrrstant relief and Insures recovery. The
, , , , '
only he mless remedy that produces
Immediate
results
Chan. Rogers, i
Druggist.
I
.....,.sl., .,. ..,,,o.
Kla. to steal a $1 watch. There Is
something in the air of that town which j
..utea piv uuia auout me wayithan tQ cure u One . Minute Cough
they obtain revenue.
If you have ever een a child in the
agony of croup, you can appreciate the
gratitude of mother who know that
One Minute Cough Cure relieves their
little ones as quickly as It Is admin
istered. Many homes in the city are
' never without It. Chas. Roger.
' It will be eaey enough to defeat
! Greece's present endeavor,-but all Eu-
!rof'8' cannot defriv-'her ff her renu-.
jtatl0'n tion whfch took one)
course of action when six big powers
were demanding that she take another.
e. E. Turner, of Compton, Mo., writes
ua that after suffering from piles for
1 seventeen years, he completely cured
' w1" "f f De W,tt''
.Witch Hazel Salve. It cure eczema
LDi en skin dteeases. Cha. Roger.
FREE TO EVERY MAN
THK MKTHODS OF A OKEAT
TKKATMKNT FOK WKAKNKS8
OF MKN.
Which Cured Him ..iter KverythlnR
Kte Palled.
j wrUor roll,M R'ul t,vwM " r,,u,,,,l,
i1"'11 of cunl U,M u w,ls
;,l,,w,u,n xv l,0,m'1 n nM ,u, ,vl",r!
i 1,k nlin and thus end all I
diTful treatment free. Now when I
k. fw , meiu, abm,iutoly without cost.
! because 1 want every weakened man to
Ret the benefit of my experience.
j I am not a philanthropist, nor do 1
pose as an entnusinst. out mere are
thou
nds of men suffering the mental
1 tortures of weakened manhood w ho
j would be cured at once could they but
S1 "uch remedy
the one that
cured me. Do not try to study out how
I ran afford to pay the few postage
stamp necessary to mall 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 moat
of ua. Write to Thomas Slater, Bos SSS,
Kalamaaoo, Mich., and the Information
wilt be mailed In a plain, sealed en
velope. The Jntoe of grape fruit with maras
chino makes a delicious luncheon first
j cours.
DANGERS OF GKIP.
, . . . ,
j The greatest danger from La Grlpiie
! to of It resulting In pneumonia. If rea-
isonable care to used, however, and
Chamberlain-s Cough Remedy taken,
all danger will be avoided. Among the
tens of thousands who have used this
remedy for la grippe, we have yet to
; learn of a single case having resulted
! in Dneumonla. which shows concluslve-
,, th, lhl(l rMrMtv 1.
,.j ..... . -
uiBln nr.
venUve of that dread disease. It will
i than any other treatment. The !5 and
50 cent site for sale by Estes-Conn
! Drug Co.
The
person who honestly enjoys
German grand opera must
; nature unwontedly serious.
have a
OASTOXUA.
&,yZ.
" y"azV S-CUCAMi
The glamour of stage life is Inst
when one sees a daytime rehearsal in
the deserted theater.
l' ci'KE a cold im onk day
; Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
I Ail druggists refund the money if It
' to cure- 25c- For sale by Cha.
i p,,ircr Dniirirlat
! Koger. uruggist.
1
,
A French poodle that doe. not have
!"" rls cropped regularly ,on look,
i like a floor mat
! 11Ke a noor mal-
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AWJUbhiiBK
From the clerk of the Circuit Court.
Fernandlna, Fla,. Feb. 28, 189.
Mr. J. George Suhrer, Druggist, City:
Dear George: Please send a bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I
would not feel easy if I know there was
none of this valuable remedy in the
house. I have given it a fair test and
V",,!"UCT
consider it one of the very best reme-
,dfc3 for croup that I have ever found.
One dose ha always been sufficient, al
though I use it freely. Any cold my
children contract yields very readily
to this medlcme. I can consnientlously
recommend it for croup and colds In
children. Yours respectfully,
GEO. E. WOLFF.
Sold by Estes-Conn Drug Co.
The bicycle schools are doing great
business, there being many beginners
1 anxious to learn the whetrl before sf-t-
tleil weather arrives.
BILIOUS COLIC.
Persons who are' subject to attacks
of bilious colic will be pleased to know
that prompt relief may be had by tak
ing Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Dlarhoea Remedy, and if taken as soon
as the first indication of the disease
'appears. It will prevent the attack. For
1 , . t- . r, r.
;sile by Estes-Conn Drug Co.
The danbW'Wt white petticoat loses
Its charm when worn on a muddy day.
o,m-t allow the lungs to tie impaired
b ,h aniinwm lrrItatUn a cough,
It te tf) consump.lon
! Cure taken early will ward oft any
fatal lung trouble. Chas. Ftogers.
There is no ue growling when It
rains, .but still there 1 some satlsfaC'
tion .In it.
VLY1IG0B
fVNCe MORE In harmony
v with the world, 200O
completely cured men ar-r
lading happy praisea for
the KrestMt, irranii.
est anil moxt, sur
cemf ui core for ki
pal weakness awl
lost vimir known to
medical science. Aa
acconntof thlsuvm.
fcring men (sealed) free. Foil manly vluni
permaaeaUy ratored. Failure huposslbla
ERIEHEDICALCO.,SUFFALO,M.Y.
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IMMIGRATION NOTK9.
The Oregon and Washington boards
are doing go.nl work and should be lib
eral!)' supported and rm-ouraged. As
a result of this worn many eastern
people are turning th'lr attention to
the Pacific Northwest. If the reader
huJ any friends In the Kant who are
likely to come here this yrar. send
their names and addresses to the un
dersigned and I wll! s-e that they get
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suin v or tne nest i i-'raiure ami in-
formation as to this country.
UKO. S. BATTY,
Generul Agent Wlscunaln. t'eiitral
Lines. I'ortland, Or.
TWENTIETH STREET 1.MPROVE
MENT NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the com
mon council of the City of Astoria,
Oregon, have kieternilnwl and do hi-rav
by determine and Intend to Improve
Twentieth street frmn the north line
of Exchange sUwt to tho north line;
of Commercial street extended, and
that such Improvement shall be made
by special assessments upon the lands
and premises hi-reinafti-r (bvlgnated.
and which are hereby determined and
declared to be lienertted y such Im
provement. Thut the lands aid premises upon
which tho special luuxTWment Hluill be
levied to defray the costs and expense
of such Improvement Is as follows, to
wlt: Beginning at a point In the harbor
line, which said point Is the Intersec
tion of said harbor line with a line
drawn parallel to the west line of
Twentieth street awl l.V) feet west
thereof; thenoe southerly parallel wltn
the west line of Twentieth street to
the southwest corner of lot 3, block
123; thence eauterly along tlw south
boundary of blocks 12.1 and 124 t, the
southeast corner of lot 4, block 124;
thence northerly parallel with the east
line of Twentieth street to the harbor
line; thence westerly along the harbor
line to the place of beginning con
taining lots 1, 2 and 3. block 123. lots
1, 2 and 3, block 130. lots 4. T, and , block
124, lots 4. li and H, l, k 129, together
with the wharflng rights or frontage
of and to lots 1, 2 arid ?.. block 130,
lots 4, 5 and B, block 12!, and north
of and adjtu-ent to Tuentleth Htreet,
all situate and being In that part of
the city of Astoria known as Mliively's
Astoria. That sm h Impr ivi-ment shall
consist In driving piles and placing
thereon caps and stringer and plank
ing wild street throughout the full
width thereof with sound yellow fir
planks, between Ki-lmvalki, nald planks
to be 4x12 inches, the -iM.-walkH to
be 10 fe-t wlile and th street to be I
Improved on tho established grade; and
in all matters of detail the linprove.
ment shall be tucorillng to the plans
and .Hpet-lflratlmiiM prepan-d for the
satin' and In accordance with flrdl
naru e No. 1M1 n-latlng to the Improve
ment of streets.
Estimates of the expense of aurh
Improvement and plans and seeinca
tlons of such work or improvement,,
and of the locality to be improeved,
have been deposited by the city Sur
veyor with the Auditor and Police
Judge for public examination, and
and may be inspected at the office oi
such of liner. .
At tlw? next regular meeting of the
common' council following the final
publication of this notice, which nwet
Ing will lie held on Friday, April Id,
at the bour of 7:30 p. m., at the city
hall, any objections that may be made
to such Improvement will be consid
ered by the council, and if by the time
of said meeting a remonstrance
against such Imporvenient, signed by
residents of the city owning more than
one-half of the property in said dis
trict shall be filed with the Auditor
and Police Judge, such Improvement
shall not be ordered, -Jf at all, except
by a vote of two-thirds of all members
of the council.
By order of the Common Council.
Attestf H. E. NELSON,
Auditor and Polk Judge.
Astoria, Oregon, March 27, 1897.
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a.j.ouu. .1 an.i mji nuia nour, value u.iw.
VESSELS ON THE
KevitrJ auii i
Mist saii in ranx aso staa
LIVKI.IMOU
tr alili HWthiariXHl
H- ahlp iil.-ii
NKM'fASTLK, N. S. W.
Hr ihiu UUtielvaii. .
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ANTiHr-
Rr bark fiitnbrlanl ..
llr hii KuiitiMavne
II Will' Hi.
llr bars Nurma ,
HKK KM KMC KS
Ham time In Uo- M.'fll.
Total tonnage on th ragr-IOtUa
riaaaa as mm n ,y-M"afa mm t
jiii "li arata itaaaaa am m
HO
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trait laairrO allUialKimmuflmpntawr. TriPKBKrlaaiaaMtbaUvat. tlat
arwna aa ai I in aklnaraaod llMtnnnarfanranaui aUUuponuaa,
f-VT Slat VI atrama-thana and raatnraa amall araAft nra-aha.
Tba raaauo aiiTvrm ar not caiiwl br linrinra la barauaa rrrnarf par rami ara twasaarl wfla
Fisaflltla. ft'PI IlKNg lathaonlT Sriuwn rpomty toearawllhoul an nr-ralkm. tuuiaailnvMit.
la A wrlln)raanuiiMaivaarKl iniinav roiurnxl if an bniaa doaa not allaiil Mrwaaiat.taM
UlOa bol.all fur fUD, br nialL. Sana for raasctmlar and laaumunlala,
AMrwm DA Tola M KOI CI T. O. bui XTra,Baa rraica-o, Cai. nrMta
CHA8 ROUEItH, 40. Commercial 8trL
INDIO
Absolutely
Dry and Pure Tropical
Climate
Pronounced bv Physioians tlif
roost Favorable in America
for sufferers from . . .
Lung Diseases and
Rheumatism
Many Remarkable Cures
The objtctlons urged against Indlo la
the past by th largs bumbers who
otherwise would have been glad to taks
advantage of Its beneficial climate, has
ben a lack of sultalila accommodation.
The Southern Pacific Company takaa
pleasure In announcing that several
Commodious and
Comfortable Cottages
have just been erected at Indlo station,
that will be rentM to applicants at rea
sonable rates. They are furnished with
modern conveniences, aunnllr-d with nur
artesian water and so situated as to glv
occupants all the advantages to be J
rived from a more or leas protracted
residence ln this delightful climate.
(From the Ban Francisco Argonaut.)
"In the heart of tha great desert of tin
Colorado which th Houthern Paclllo
traverses therj Is an oaals called Indlo,
which, ln our opinion, is the sanitarium
of the earth. W believe, from personal
Investigation, that for certain Individuals,
there Is no spot on this planet so favor
able." d. T. Stewart, M D., writes: "Tht
purity of the air, and th eternal sun
shine, fill one with wondir and delight.
, . , Naturi has accomplished ao
much that ther remains but llttls for
man to do. As to Its possibilities as a
health retort here Is the most perfect
sunshine, with a temperature always
pleasant, a perfectly dry soli, for rain I
an unknown factor; pur oxygen, dans
atmosphere and pure water. What mors
can be desired T It Is tha place, abov
all others, for lung troubles, and a para
dise for rheumatics. Considering th
number of sufferers who have) been
cured, I bavs no hesitancy ln recom
mending this genial oasis as th haven
of the afflicted.
INDIO.
Is 612 miles from
SAN FRANCISCO
and 130 miles from
LOS ANGELES
Fare from Los Angeles f j.oc
IN m;i;iM8!)G-7.
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canal. Tsa aar.
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MANHOOD RESTOREDeS
4 tkm tif a famous a'ranrh tiinraarlan. mill nmki,... ..... .- -
v-Hia or Ja aaaa of lb i'urua uraai.a. aurh aa Ll ataiiryt
Inanmiilavl'aiiialnUiaiUi'a.Kanilnal tinlaalnna, Nnrvnua larbUiiK
l-miplra. Vndlnaaa to Marry, Mhauallna lirmliia, Varkmn-la a '4
I'uiwinotliin. It ami all luaiaa by day or tilth I. rravania -itik a
dim ill div-harm-a. vrbk-b If nulrharka,! lr.fa biNnmalitfrhiMuiil
PLOODPOISOM
It I a cnrfimiTVi'Mi
Ii i lrt WrClrflrtlWl I omUrrorTa
I L tSilary lll.Kdll l ol-IOM irniami,i'(
LJ LCijiiriftfliilDMOiJaia. kuuealibatrvali at
fj Jf Jbomaforaauia iiru-autMlaraaniasuaraii
W'V"3iy. If 7uUr rirloniiiabarai.sillaun,
ay irart to par rallroul faraaml bnlal bllla.aiid
a :'.iarra.if wsfall l-iriirs If fnaliarauuannir
cury, lotiius noiaan, ajxi still Baa arhaa and
paini. l iicorja l'atrltea In OKiuih. More TlirtHtw
I'luiplra. C'opiMir Colored HMia, t'lrera va
t pariot iha ulr. II air or Kyolirowa falling
. . . . . - . . . . k 1 ,.f 111 in Imtk... J
I ..u ,, 1 j Hi,,,.,!, ...r.,,.
icaarantaaBlorura. WaanlwitUiainual oliaU"
ealc raapa and rliallsiisa llio world fir
ram aaaantura, Ttiia aoaaaa ttaa a'aara
luniad thnaklll nl tna meat omlnrul pliyal
Clana. -lOO.OIMI oaultal bablrd our anmrulb
u-insirnaraot. Ahaatlutonroofaaiinlar-aiailos
M-nllraiam. tiKrM mis 11r.nr.uv eOa
1 aiaxaiiio a aaHarMt MiHiauia 11. l
"'aT BV 1 BOft 'afVBtAffliyfllB
tmmij fur itentirrhiaa.
-ii-, pyiraaiurrawa,
Whliaa, annainral dia
-irarai-a. r anr Inflaniuia
1 a im,c lion, irntalluii ur u-ra
-n,Miia aaaiaaiMk ll-in ef ran nil a a atria
nlflOi"'i Ta brana. Non aairiaaanf.
:ai:iaifl,0 23 ' lraiaTlaa,
n i-or ai-nt in plain wrarpar,
.f nrrwia. arrnahl, ft
ii oi, ur loiib-a, aj 7V
f.'lrriilar annt uu rMjuaat
ao via
TRAOf MARKS
m-aj- uaaiuiaa,
1 OOfVHIOHTa ata.
Anrnneaaiullnf a akatnh and daaerlptlnn mar
uU'.klj aamrtaln, free, whatliar an Invatitliin la
su
prrrffahlr tiaiaiitahla. CmnniiifilrmLlniia mtrtntim
0nnlanllaL OMaat aaanoj riiraaourliie patants
In Anianca. We hare a Waalilimuui orrioa.
Patania takm tbrwisli Mium Co. raoalre
peelal uotloe la lbs
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
beantlfullr llluatratsrl, lanreat elmitatlial of
anr aclamlnn Journal, waoklf, tarmi a.li a reari
fluaix rurinilia. siMwiman otipiaa and Ilamu
Boot ok 1'ATSKT aaut free. Addraas
MUNN A CO.,
901 Brtatssr, New Vera.
wig
5cvrati, and Trade-Marks oMulnrd ftnd all I'M J
Jrni btMinaicuttdutted fr Mooihati fees.
Oun Orrice is OrrosiTt U.S. Patknt Ornct t
4iid W can r urj ptriit M Jc4 UlllS UuaO liKMC J
Jrcmota frim Whinitfm. S
S hend mttdrl, drwini( of photo,, with dVrrir
um, W arlvittc. if patrntat(l or ivK, frre oil
Kthxrg, Our fee n"t due till nir?ni I trnirrd. m
S A PAMPHLET, " H"w to(jftin l'tmtai," with)
rrrt rl ftetiua in the U. h. aikJ furciga touotrictt
Jw;nt free, AdJrr, S
C.A.SNOW&CO.
o. f avtNT Orncc, WaeMiNsroN. D. C. f
Beaver Hill
Gilmao Coal
...Try If
For Family or '
Steam Purposes.
ELMORE, SANBORN & CO
Af ante, Astoria.
TltNSPIIIlTTlON LINKS,
Going East?
I II' VOII AMIt,
! MOT I'OWilltT
ThreelmportantPoints
l-JHHT-du via lh Hi, I'aul bwaus
Dm Hill's o thut iliil will afTiirtl you
tlin vory lnil sorvh.
KKCONU --rVn llmt III" iiiuimiii lioyond
St, I'uiil rinds via Hi Wisconsin Con
(nil hKia that linn nitiUra rna ciin
tiiaitlniis Willi all lli" Irniui iNintlnriilal
llni rmlifliig Ihri I'nlim lirijiot thr,
ad Its scrvli'n la II ml -t'lnna in every
imrlli'lilar.
Tlllltl r'nr liifuriiiatloii, ua 0n
yiMtr inWslilMir ami frioiut th. naareejt
tli'kut BS"itt -and aaK firr a Hrkrt rvad
lug via tlin V ' iimI ti ('mitral Hiim,
ur addrnas
JAM. t. I'DNtl,
Ill'lU'tHl I'BWllMlglT Anolit,
Mllwaukm, Wis,
Ur tii:i. H IUTTT,
liJlir4 A sunt,
Portland. Oregon,
0.R.&N.
OIVKH CHOICB Or
-2-
Transcontinental
ROUTIIS.
Vl Spokane unit St. Paal
Via Ogdao, Denver and
Omaha or St. Paal
Pullman and Tourist Sleepers
Free Reclining Cbalr Cm
Astoria to San Francisco.
(N.liiiiil.la, Mitmlay. March it
Htato of Oal , Haturtlay, April 1.
Cnluiiihla, ThiimOay. April I.
Stale of t al.. Turailuy, Arl 11
C'o'umbla, Kuntlay, April II.
HUU af t'al , mlay, April :J.
Columbia, WoJnraJay, Arll It
For rata and oaerai tnrormaitoa atl
00 or BaMraM
O. W. 1.01'NMlKn.RT.
AetaoL
W. It. IIUHI.I1URT.
Uea I'aa. Aatl., ToiiUrxl. Or.
K. McNICILLs
lrrllent and Uaaasar.
... .
MlLWAUKiT
'.,... 1
Thl5 Railway Company
Oppratn Its train on the funmia block
ayalrin;
Mirhts Its trains by Ho-lri. Ily thmutrh-
out;
I' Ihs colnbraliil rlx-tri; hrnh rr4-
Injc lamp;
liana aploiiilldly riiilot Muan(er
train .very day and lUaht hvtwaau)
Ht. I'aul ami Clil.aro. Ih
Chicago, nilwaukce &
St. Paul
AUu iHieratr m-haatcl vnxlbul4
trains, carryinaT tha loiert privet
limit lartmnnt rr. Iltarary buffet
arm ik I tut cur, and paUauw drawing
room slipr.
larlir cars, frco m41nln chair oar
and th vary Ixwt diiilnc car scrvlc.
FVir lowreit ra.tr to any piilnt In th
I'nlUil Htatw or Cattala, apply to
tloknt aifrnt, or aililrma
C, J. KPDT,
frnal Aitt-nt, l'irtland. Or.
J. W. CA8KT, Trav. I'aa. Aarnt
TILLAMOOK
NEHALEM
AND OTHER
COAST POINTS
STEAMERS
R. P. Elmore
W. H. Harrison
Aupsta....
...ALL
...Open for Special Charter...
Bellini dales le end fraal Tlllaaoelc
aa Nehalea depend upon
th. weather.
For Freight ana Paasenier
Rale. Apply T.
ELMORE, SANBORN & CO.
AOBNTI
0. R. A N. CO., AfesU, PartUaa
Theie tiny Capiulaa ara lunerlbi
to Baliam of Copiba(
vuDeDioriifwioniandimIL7
CURE IN 4S HOURS V
Tari pa aime aiieasei withoutl
9
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