THE DAILY AST01UAN. TIUUtSlUY MOKN1NU, WMl 1. 1B57.
Sally .glotovimu
JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor.
Telrphon. No. .
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;. DAILY.
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Served by carrier, per month 45
WEEKLT.
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Postage fro to subsorllxrs.
AH communication Intended for publi
cation should b directed to the editor.
Business communications of all kinds
and remittances must be addressed to
Tbe Astorlan.
The Astorlan guarantees to Its sub
sort Ixts the largest circulation of any
ewnpaper published on the Columbia
rtrer.
Advertising rat can be had on appli
cation to the business manager.
The Weekly Astorlan, the second old
est weekly In the state of Oretron, baa,
Beit to the Portland Oregonlan. the
largest weekly circulation In the state.
John F. Hundley A Co. art our Port
land agents, and coplea of the Astorlaa
an be had every morning at their
stand. 124 Third street.
, .Tke "Astorlaa" kereby ofTere te dosaW
ORE HCNUKID DOLLARS to St. Mary's
aespltal, payable mm deoaaas Father
DMmk, wh eeer legal .rldeeae. Is praa
daeed awlaj tkat aay aftsraaaaa awa
paper pabllabed la Astoria has printed
wltals the last Blnety days eaptrteg be
far this BTer a slagle "epsetal ar
stase kind f "lelegrapfcle pre report."
reewlaed .r taa wires catering either
af Un telegraph Sloes la Astoria, froa
aay polat aatatda of Oregaa.
Astoria, Or., October IS, 18S.
"Phe Oregonlan wants to know what
effect the repeal of the drawback pro
ration of the present tariff with refer-
to file export of American goods
canned In English tin wiH hav on thej,
business of tha Columbia river packers.
The answer present one of the strong
est argunvmt that could be urged for
the btoetU of a protective tariff. In
aontemplatiun of the change in the tar
iff, such a failing off has revulted In
the imports of English tin that our
packers ha-e been forced to purcbaoe
Batariy ail the tin required to cover
the coming season's pack from Anxi'
ican manufacturers; and the competi
tion thus engendered lias actually re
duced th price below that asked for
the English product. The impetus
given to American producOan under
the increased duty and the abolition
of the drawback privilege will inevita
bly give our packers before anotiter
season the advantage of cheaper tin!
than that which will have to be im- j
ported from England by their British j
Columbia rivals.
Reports from Utah show that the
fAvraer in the vicinity of the beet- voyager, that is all. Old tars who 'UKle o0 " uulckly as It U admln
ugar estabiiohmerrta fotnrvd by Van i have spent their lives on the ocean Itered. Many homes in the city are
Mormon church in that state have re-! 'v. who were almost born, so to : DveT without It. Chas. Rogers.
sJixed nearly a quarter of a million
dollars this year m the sale of their
sugar beets. This shows something
f the posKibilities of the beet -sugar
enterprise in the Cnited States. With
tbe encouragement which the new tariff
tatH will glMa to sugar smAiuction. i
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when it becomes a iaw, beet -sugar fao- j steamboat and railroad, and who
toriea will spring upll over the north- j sometime suffer aa much In those con
west, and a few veana will a tar veyances as ocean travelers do In
proportion of the hundred million dol-1
lars, now sent aboard for sugar, pass
ing into tbe hands of the farmers of
this country. Mr. Oxnard, the leading
beet-sugar producer, who is the father
of the industry in this country, de
clares that the Dingiey bill is emi
nently satisfactory to he sugar inter
ests, and if enacted will give such en
couragement as to ir-ure a rapid
growth in this industry for this coun
try. The sixteea-to-one siiver propoviiii
as evidently weakening, eveji in Its
most favorable localities. A Denver
paper, commenting upon the organiza
tion of the "Silver Republican" party,
ays that there la no reason for such
in organization, because the true
friend of eflver la the party which
inaugurated its eighth president on the
4th of March lant the republican par
ty. "It has."says this paper, "done
a great deal more for the silver West
than the silver West has done for it.
The re.publuan silver party is also
the republican gold party, and the
republican grain and cut ton party, if
you like. It Is the party that gave to
the Valued States a third of a century
of unprecedented prosperity and prog
ress, and again a.-umee its triumph
ant sway and heralds the dawn of
of new and better things." This Is
good doctrine to oofrne from Colorado,
the birtJiplaoe of the attempt to divide
the republican party on the silver Is
sue. The National Sound Money League
has completed Its organization and es
tablished headquarters at the LeJand
Hotel. Chicago, IU. Ex-Controller A.
B. Hepburn, of New York, is treas
arer; E..V. Smalley, gvaeral secretary,
and the executive committee, Gustav
H. fchwab, clialmuMi; ad J. Kennedy
Tod, both of Now York; H. p. Robin
son and E. Burritt Smith, of Chicago;
C. C Jackson, of Boston: J. K. Cowan,
lot HsJtlmor.; K. liowwatw.tvf Omaha;
!
K. Khrfc. of Colorado SSprlrnts. The
lgue, supported by voluntary con
tributions, la non-partisan, and pro
pose to awalurt a, virrous and con
tinuous eamVim to maintain the gold
standard aa the hauls of the ntotwtary '
system of the Potted States. I
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The farmers. epflt!y th.w living!
near th CtawdlM bonier, have rvasott
to be plensaM with the IMngley tariff .
bill. It restores the Mc.KUtley duty, steep Is almost Impossible, and under
on nearly all tboir products, tnc4uding ; such a strain men are scarcely respon
wwl. hay,' potato butter. etn. 'IM for what they do. For years the
, , , . . . I writer rolled and tossed on the troubled
Iwley. niW and ht. American; . . . ..
1 sea of sexual weakness until it was a
farmers, and especially those hi the ; ue!llKm whether ho had not better
states ot the Northern bonier, have! take a dose of poison and thus end all
suffered greatly Uvause of romietl:ln
from CanaiUan and other foreiim rivals
since the Wirm-i!iTOan act struck
down dulio. Tle ww law will give
our agriculturist the protection of
which the b'itn'rtic rty deprived
them.
.. . . , , . , derful tnatment free. Now when I
One evidemv the business activity . - .... . t
say free I mean absolutely without cost,
which has followed the successor the , W4nt every weakened man to
ropubHoan arty is shown In rh devet- get the benet'.t of my experience,
opnwnt of n' Industrie J1 over the j I am not a phllanthnplst. nor do I
country, and especially in the South. 1 P" '"thusiast. but there ar
. ; thousands of men suffering tha niental
Mspatoh,, fnvrn Huntsville. Ala. lndl-,(irtur,. of we4LkeneJ muhJ who
cate that a new million dollar cotton would be cured at one could they but
milt 4s to be erected there with East- ' get such a remedy as the one that
ern capital, while Information reach- cured me- no ,rJf tl ,,uJ' out how
. ... . . I can afford to pay the few postage
tng the "Wool and Ootton Reporter" . ,, , '
stamp necessary to mail the tnforma
of Boston indicates rhat the cotton Uon but for ti ul learn ,h(lt
wvavlng and spinning mills f the there are a few things on earth that a!-
South are running on fuH and in many though they cost nothing to get they
oasea on extra time. iar wor,n for,un t0 men nd
The farmers of the country are likely
to find a greatly improved market for
their grain In the near future. The
vast shipments of grain abroad In the
past few months show an Increased
demand for that article by foreign
consumers, and when the Dinjdey Mil
into effect it will give to our
grain, as well as other products, such
advantage in tariff rates abroad as to
make a market for that enormous pro-
duction of our agricultural area far In 1
excess of anything ever before known. '
.
1 "Tls easy enough to be pleasant
When Ule flow by like a song.
But the man worth while
Is the man with a smile
Tben everything goes dead wrong;.
We call him brave who fronts with
mtirara K i.a.
-
The lion m his way, I
But he is also brave who paUenUy j
uviuf I
little trials such as you and I
Meet every day.
Ldnes pasted over a busy man's desk.
TOSSED ON THE FOAMING
BILLOWS
Ton may never have been, but if you
cross the Atlantic no matter how
j smooth the watery expanse, wth-out ,
! . .. . .
, M. ii kii e you axe we 11. a I UCK V ,
speak, with their "sea legs on." suff-!
! er now and then from sea sickness
In very tempestous weather. Sea cap -
tains, tourists, commercial travelers
and yachtsmen say that there la no
finer safeguard against nausea than
Hosteler's Stomach Bitters, and It
nas reen equally reliable as a
pre-
,. v i..-
icnu.e ii&viauua a.
no traveled by
steamships. Biliousness, constipation,
sick headache and disorders of the
stomach caused by oppressive climatic
influences or unwholesome or unaccus
tomed food or water, always yield to
the Bitters speedily. This popular i
medicine also remedies, rheumatic.
kidney and nervous disorders, and the
infirmities Incident to increasing years. I
If the stavling armies ,f
Europe !
were marched in rows of five and at
tile ra.td of thre.- mils an hour it would
take nine and on half days before
ev?ry man could have awd a given
point.
... . ...
Minutes se.-m like nours when a life
Is at stake. Croup give, no time to :
.-end for a doctor, delay may mean
death, one Minute Cough Cure give '
insiant rener ana insures recovery. The '
only harmless remedy that produces
Immediate results Chas. Roger,
'. ru'.irist.
The IVv. W. H. Weaver, pastor of
the f. B. Chun-h. Dlllsburg. Pa., rec
ognizes the valu of Chamlrlain's
Cough Remedy, and duni not h-citate
to tell them a,l.ut it. "I have uped
Chamt -Iain's Cough Rern"dy." he
(aays. and find it an exo-liiTit medi
cine for colds, cfAitfas and hoarse
ness." d.ies ever'one who (rive
it a trial. Sold by Est.s-Cunn Iirug
Co.
Portland Maine's firemen are splc
and span in aluminum haw. Ught-r.
stronger ajvl a greater protection ,
against falling debris. Is w hat Is
claimed for the innovation. i
SelfJenlal Is the one thing most dif- ;
flcult to inculcate and always hard to '
practioe, especially when there are good i
things to eat within reach. But there
Is no self-denial necessary If you take j
Simmons Liver Regulator. It promotes j
digestion, prevents , Dyspepsia and a
dose after a hearty meal of delicacies r
will prevent any discomfort. It' the j
best good-night toddy.
An ffninnM, an4 a Snamon
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rrelrnt hauUd by two -rigine. which;
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got stajiea in the wa Mounuln t
tuanel, in Kentucky, were overcome
hy the smoke and fell into the ditch
beside the track.
iE TO EVE
THK METHODS OF A UKEAT
TREATMENT FOR WEAKNESS
OF MEN.
Which Cured Him .xtter Everything
Else Failed.
ralnfut disease are bad enough, but
when a man Is slowly wasting away
with nervous weakness, the mental
relKHllngs are ten time, worse than
.the most severe. pain. Tner. is no ie
up to the mental suffering day or nlitht.
! his troubles. Hut providential tnsplra
' tlon came to his aid In the shaie of a
combination of medicine that not only
completely restored tlie general health.
but enlarged his weak, emaciated parts
: to natural sixe and vigor, and he now
din-lares that any man who will take
the trouble to send his name and ad
dress may have the method of this wen-
mean a liretlme or happlneat to moat
of ua. Write to Thomas Slater, Box JSS,
Kalamaioo, Mich., and the Information
will be mailed In a plain, sealed en
velope. The Digest freight car that ever went
to the Pacific coast arrived in Portland
one day last week, bearing IS pianos,
to mingle their sounds hvneeforth with
the dashing of the Oregon.
LXn't allow the luns to be Impaired
by the continuous irritation of a cough.
It Is easier to prevent consumption
than to cure It. One Minute Cough
011 re taken early will ward off any
fatal lung trouble. Chas. Rogers.
Aroostook fMe.'ai Intent .-lalmnnt
fame is a farmer, who consulted a
lawyer as to the beet way of dealing
with witch a. The lawyer suggested
bombardment with decayed potato--
na. f
HaU r . .! "
QCtckS
hat
vraft-
F. M. Murphy, of Phowilx. Arli., a
brother of ex-Governor Murphy, of
Arixona. now in Washington, looks so
much like Mr. Depew that he is often
taken for the latter.
j J-00 have ever seen a child in the
WT of croup, you can appreciate the
gratitude of mother who know that
An, rtn. PaiivI. 1 1 .v-i-
uuu tmr mieica 1 1 1 i r
TO I t Kt A COLD IN nH I V
:Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet
jAn druggists refund the money if it
; faIIs t0 cure For pale by chaA
; Ropers. Druggist
j
E. E. Turner, of Compton, Mo., writas
us that after suffering from pile for
seventeen years, he completely cured
them by using three boxes of De W'ltt'f
Witch Haxel Salve. It cure eczema
and severe skin diseases. Chas. Roger.
The Washington conference (colored),
in sesnion at Annapolis., voted for the
admission of women into the general
confTeme. The balfcrt rvsulted 107
to 9.
j Two yf-ars ago R. J. Warren, a
aru?slRt at Pleasant Brvrk. X. Y.,
uouicni a fman supply or namber
laln's Cough Remedy. He sums up
the result as follows: "At that tlrm?
the goods were unknown in this sec
tion; today Chamhw-Laln' Cough Rem
edy is a household '.vord." It is the
same in hundreds of communities.
whepwr IJUaI1., f rham.
CoughRwnedy become known
th tav, nolhlni? For
by Eetonn Drug Co.
A Chicago manufacturv-r is putting
m the mark-t a grade of umbrellas
w hich he slls f r V. a d .zen. "A
irn-at many biiinss rm-n buy them to
lend'" he explains.
They are so small that the m.et sen
sitive persons take them, they are so
effective that the most oltinate cases
of constljat!on, headahce and torpid
liver yield to them. That is why De
Witt' Little Early Risers are known
as the famous little pills. Chas. Rog
er. A Caribou (Me.) man who passed
through the civil war wihout recelv- j
ln a rau h l t an eye recently while
working in th? woodu frm th snapp
ing of a twig, and naturally consider
ed it hard ui:k.
FAILING MANHOOD
General tad Nervous Debility.
TTalcneaa r,f Body snd
Winn, Klfwu of Erroru
or Kxces-f-? in CM or
Yoanc '..hu", :
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llow lo L!iri ani
Mrer.ir.r'en Vos. i
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Countries. Bend for Dwrlptl e Bonk, tf'
planalioa and pntofo, mailed tae tied) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buf alo, N. Y.
OUTWARD HOUND OUKGON GRAIN
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IMMIGRATION NOTia.
The Oregon and Washington boards
are doing good worW kiul should be lib
erally supported and encouraged. As
a result of this worn many eastern
eople are turning their attention to
the Pacific Northwest. If the reader
ha-i any friends In the Ka.it who are
likely to come here this year, semi
their names and addresses to the un-
dersigned and I will see that they get
a sunply of the best literature and In
formation as to this country.
GIX). s. battt.
General Agent Wisconsin Central
Lines. Portland, Or.
TWENTIETH STREET IMPROVE
MENT NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the com
mon council of the City of Astoria,
Oregon, have (determined and do hero
by determine and Intend to Improve
Twentieth street from the north line
of Exchange street to the north line
of Commercial street extended, and
that such Improvement shall be made
by special assessments upon the lands
and premises hereinafter designated,
and which are hereby determined and
declared to be benuhted by such Im
provement. That the lands ar.d premises upon
which tho Hpcvial oa.awmunt Khali be
levied to defray the costs and expense
of such Improvement Is as follows, to
wit: Beginning at a point In the Harbor
line, which said point la the intersec
tion of said harbor line with a line
drawn parallel to the west line of
Twentieth street and 1j0 f.vt west
thereof; theivce southerly parallel wltn
the west line of Twentieth strwt to
the southwest corner of lot 3, block
123; thence easterly along the south
boundary of block 123 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 beginningcon
taining lots 1, 2 and 3. block 123. lots
1. 2 and 3. block HO, lots 4. 5 and . block
124. lots 4. 5 and 6. block 12S. together
with the wharflng rlirhta or frontuge
of and to lots 1. 2 and 3, Mock 13J,
lots 4, o and 6. block 129, and north
of and adjacent to Twentieth street,
all situate and being In that part of
the city of Astoria know n a Shivelys
Astoria. That such improvement shall
consist In driving pH" and placing
thereon caps and Hf.rlnger and plank
ing ild street throughout the full
width thereof with sound yellow fir
plank.a. between sidewalks, said planks
to b 4x12 inches, the sldTra!irs to I
be 10 fevt wid. and the street to
be
improved ;n the established grade; and
In all matters of detail the improve,
ment shall be according to the plans
and siieclfieatlorui prepared for the
same and in accordance with Ordi
nance No. 1901 relating to the Improve
ment of streets.
Estimate of th
Improvement and plans and specifica
tions of such work or improvement,
and of the locality to be irnproeed,
have been deposited by the City Pur
veyor with the Auditor and Police
Judge for public examination, and
and may be Inspected at the office of
su'h odlcer.
At the next regular meeting of the
common council following the final
publication of this notice, which meet
ing will be held on. Friday. April 1,
at the hour of 7:30 p. rx, 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 lmporvoment, 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, if at all, except
by a vote of two-thirds of all member
of the council.
By order of the Common Council.
Attest: H. E. XELSOX,
Auditor and Police) Judge.
Astoria, Oregon, March 27, 1837.
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VESSELS ON THE
. krvlard and t'orreeted every i'rlda) I
ruir am.iD ra.ia asd Kami
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Kerr
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Total tonnage on the way 10 AV4
MANHOOD RESTORED
lion raf a (avnuiaasi I'riaTkfh - am amu..
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lira, i i riiin.i RiiiiMtmir inow rwmmjT m nir wiinoai kh OfHrUi. uviMiimml
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NBiilurldD,brmiL irWHl f nil drraUr mod iimotum
CHAS ROGERS, 4&I
INDIO
Absolutely
Dry and Pure Tropical
Climate
Pronounced by Physicians the
most Favorable in America
for sufferers from . . .
Lung Diseases and
Rheumatism
Many Remarkable Cures
Th obJcUona unxi uinit Indto 1ft
the put by the larje tiumWn who
othrwU would have tn flad to UVo
ad v an t ae of lu brntflrja! cltmaiv, U
ly-fn & lark of lultabte accommodation.
The Southern J'aclMc Comparr take
paaure in annour,rln that aeveral
i
Commodious and
Comfortable Cottages
have Juet bo erv-tl at Indlo sUtlon,
that will bs rentM to auullrants at ra-
sonahle rales. Tht-y are furnlahod with
modern ronranlsn-rs. riPDllMl with mira
artesian water and so altnaifd as to gtv-
occupants ail ths advantaKca to be lr-
rrved from a more or less protracted;
residence In this dnllhtful dlniats.
(From the San Francisco Argonaut)
"In the heart of the grrat desrrt of the
Colorado which th Southern Pacttlo
traverses-thero la an oaals railed lndlo,
which. In our opinion, la the sanitarium
exp'-rw 'if such!0' ,n rth- w believe, from personal
invesiiKauim. insi tor certain Individual,
there Is no spot an this planet so favor
able." O. T. Stewart, M D., writes: Th
purity of the air, and ths eternal sun
shine, All one with wondT and delight.
. . . Nature has accomplished so
much that there remains but little for
man to do. As to Its possibilities a a
health retort here Is the most perfect
sunshine, with a temperature always
pleasant, a perfectly dry soil, for rain Is
n unknown factor; pure ozygsn, dsns
atmosphere and pure water. What mors
can re desired? It le the place, above
all others, for lung trouhia. and a para
die for rheumatics. Considering th
number of sufferers who bar been
curea. i nave no hesitancy in recom
mending this genial oasis as ths hares
or ins amicted."
INDIO
Is 612 miles from
SAN FRANCISCO
and 130 miles from
LOS ANGELES
FLIWIMSM-I.
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WAY TO OREGON.
oaa
on
Cll-ratS.
SATB.
IWiooAt
lUlliiur, Ouilirle Co
UUUilOUAl
PV'lWAI
l"l;IH).l
lilu'liaiAl
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J. Uldlaw a Co
Taylor, Yihi- ( Co
Ha'.tiMir, oulbrle Co
rlWAI
I Iron
Hame Ume In laV-i4.N4.
"CUPIOCNC"
Thaw tf rBl VtMltBLsalJa
'VllsUlas..UAa.BUess. rliw
rrjKb pbfttrtma.wui quickly rwrv jm ol mil nf
uw nrru urffsai, m I". Mwihl
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ininnnnaa
vniawj grfirajgi gij
Commrcl4U fltrL
folLMPOlsoH
A SPECIALTY i;'ofs
Irart it pi r rai Irimil rarranu b. iel bit la.aiid
ra harra.it e fail to rure If v aha,alaannir
rarr
, Iodide b4tuart, aims anil bave a.-'taa an4
raina. Mucoua I'atrhre in mouih. sore Throat
'l
inple. Copier 4'oinretl HMita, I Irera oq
tnr part of Uia tair. II sir or r vriiroara fulllns
ut. II t Ihia Srroi.Uarr lli.M)l I")H3
e soerainlre turura W.ia.4i ilUiaii-l elniU
aata raaee and rrialloni-e (lio world Cor a
c aaanaateara. 1 tii dnaaaa baa alaara
ImrtleU theaklll of tti moat emlnoul ilirl
Claoa. SOO.VUU raintal bhirt our unmixl'i
lnalffvaaraaiv. Ataoiuteprini'aai.nlatitus
a-.ilicaiain. Attne 4 MK l( t. VI r. U V CO,
nt Maeonto Teuuil. ClliCAUO, UXe
nt i ben ttntMQc
ntw, a n a I a r ) tii
-hfr, .f t tofl.nifxi
e M 4H'kSir- Ilb. IrntaYallun Uf Ul-k-f.
-Nf.i rMiwit nun ut nucnm Bin
nr vfii in (Uln wrmpprr,
I'V i pr-m. rwtmi.l t..i
Ii I'tfryUr lkli UU riSkf
Jj
J
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Carrati, and Trde-Marka obtain! and all Yi
ent buunaTMconductrd (r mooimatc fcrs.
0udOrrtcetOrfoaiTt U. . PTCNTOrnct
aitd cariM-t ura pairnl in icia Uwo UiaUi liaoax
rcro'He roffl WthinKiio.
I head model, draw inc or phMo,, with drrrir
tim. W adrise, tf paifnuWe of tvt, Irre til
charge. Our Itt tvt dic tilt imtrnt b urd.
A PAMPMLCT, M H"W lo Oi'iam I'atrntas" with
rrmt fl ftsuaa in th U. t. and iurcio tuuntfic
tent frf. Addra,
t om iTf ht OrrtcK. WaaMiMoroM. O. C.
V 1 TAD MARK!,
COPYHICHTs ate,
Anrnne armtlng aketeh and deer prion mar
qalctlraaaartaln, free, whether an Intention la
prohafclr paleolalile. (Ofnmunlrallima alrlrtlr
euaSitMillak Olrtnet mmwi f'anrunns palenls
la Aownea We haae a Waahliwl.a offlre.
Patenu taken Ihroush atiuia A Co. reoelr
speeui ouUes id tbe
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
DeaatiruliT ItlnarratHt, lanreat elmilatloa of
anr art am lie Journal. eekl;,tria no a reari
llJUaii tuaiiha. hpediiiee auulea and Uasit
Book ok i'a Tiara aul free, address
MUNN A CO..
Ml Brsadarsr. Near Ysrk.
Beaver Hill
Gilman Coal
...Try II
For Famllv or
Steam Purposes.
All
K6 tjnarr 111. ! I'lllso (xrmanrni!.
ti ZJZ redliilAM3aar". V.-iBM3beiFiii jj
jtf' ItioBia fnr aaaue prMai Bmlrr aania uaraaa
Jlr. lfT',etr,'0rtrr.iDehra.ewiilrtn,
f ft I JrrJ
1
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MXrr
Miii iaw XIISHM0I.
ELMORE, SANBORN & CO
4 (eata, Astoria,
TKNNIMIIITfHM UN Ma
GoinsEast?
' VOI AMI'..
I) INT I'tHIIMtT
Three Important Points
nitHTlii via tlif HI. Paul iwauas
tlio lln.ia l.i Ihivt IMiltit IU tTnr4 fWX
Ui vory iMaat sorvlon.
HKitiNIk Wen Unit tin' iuku lisyunil
HI. I'uul rrauls via the V.'liHHiiisIn t'tJ-li-al
liiH'aiiiHt that linn iiiki olia rain
ma'tlolia vt llll all Iho trails ixilitllinlital
lllins oiiliMinu llie I'liI'Ml I"iIkI tlier.
ad lis swrvliivi la llral-Klaum In every
iMirllinilar.
Tltllll - Vr Inriiininil'Mi. call on
ymir iiliihlr ami frtnnil ths rioares
tloki't aoiit - ami ask ftr a tl' kt r4.
It tar via tho ViiimiIii (Vntral lltvsa,
or adilrna
J AH. f l'iiNI.
(loiioml I'lUMwimor Aoiit.
Mllwnilkeo, Wis,
dr tlKO H. HATTir.
iloiural Asniit.
I'urtlainl. tiroin.
0. R. & R
01 VKrl cimirK r
-2-
Transcontinental
ROUTI-5.
Via Spoktoa and St. Paal
Via Ogdio, Denver and
Omaha or St. Paal
Pullman and Tourist Sleepers
Free Reclining- Chair Cars
Astoria to San Franolseo.
tVlumMit, MomU', Manh Tt
Htate of Oil , Halunlay. Airll 1.
t'lilunibla, ThuraiUy. Airi
State of Cal., Tura lay. Airlt II
iVumbla. Hiimtay, A (Til II.
Htals ut Cat , Kn.Uy. Afrll M
Columbia. Wednesday, April Zt
For rate and (enerai tnrarmatioa salt
on or address
O. W. l.)t'NHlEKRT,
Aat
W. . Ht'Hl.lll'ltT.
Men. I'aa At., rortUod. nr.
K. Mc.NKILL,
ITFidnl and Waaacsr.
Thl5 Railway Company
Operate Its trains on the famous block
system;
Lights Its trains by ntn-trii-lty throufh.
out;
I'"- thn ralrlraln rbftrli' berth read,
liU lamp;
Huns aplonillilly piilpMd pajaaerifvr
trains every day and nlirlit betWMMi
Ht. Paul and fhlaio. llv
Chicago, riilwaukcc &
St. Paul
Also operato BtMtm-himtnl voatibula
trains, carrylntf the lawt private
omartment cars, lllmiry buffet
smoking rtuw, and taaiat-ai drawing
room sWiirrs.
Iarir cars, free nt'JInlnc ctiolr cars
and tho very best dining car sorvlo.
For lowest rail's to any point In ths
I'nltod Htato or Canada, apply to
ticket agent, or address
C. J. KDDT,
0-nrral Aicent, Portland, Or.
J. W. CAflKY, Trav. Pass Agent
TILLAMOOK
NEHALEM
AND OTHER
COAST POINTS
STEAMERS
R. P. Elmore
W. H. Harrison
Augusta....
...ALLasst
...Open for Special Charter...
Sailing dates le and Iron Tlllaaaeok
and Nehslesi tfepead upon
the weather.
Per Preltht and Passenger
Rates Apply Te
ELMORE. SANBORN & CO.
AUKHTas
0. R. N. CO.. Agent. Portland
ThetinyC.p.ul,,aro,Uperfol
w osiwn or topaiba,
CubiorliledloniandrM
CUREIN4H0URST
MllWAtMlJ
VVV'"
Inconvenisnca. j
Fare from Los Angeles fi.oc