The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, April 21, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTIIK DAILY ASTOIUAN. WKDNKSDAY MultMNtJ, APKIL 21. lt7. JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. Telrphona No. at TKRMA Or BVBHCKirTtON. DAILY. Bent by moll, per year J6.00 Sent by mall, per month 60 8erved by carrier, per month 45 WEEKLY. Bent by mall, per year ii In advance. Pontage free to subscribers. All communication intended for publi cation should be directed to the editor. Business communications of all kinds and remittances rr.twt be addressed to The Astorlan. The Astortan guarantees to Its sub scribers the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising ratea can be had on appli cation to the business manager. The Weekly Astorlan. the second old est weekly In the state of Oregon, has. s to the Portland Oregonlan, the Unrest weekly circulation In the state. John F. Ilandley & Co. ?re our Port land agent, and copies of the Astorlan an be had every morning at their tand, 1T4 Third street. . The "A.tnrlan" hereby offer, to donate NK1HI'MKED DOLLARS to U Mary's eepltal, payable on deaaaad to Father IHelman, whrnrrrr legal OTldeore L pro alacea. show lag that aay afternoon news paper published la Astoria kaa printed wltkla the last ninety days expiring be fore tbls offer a single "special" or other kind or "telegraphic press report," received over the wires entering either of the telegraph unices la Astoria, from amy point oatalde of Oregon. Astoria, Or., October IS, 1896. THE NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY. The old democratic party is st an end. frays the Standard-Union. TSe proofing of the Chicago convention test y?ar aettle-J the fact, whhh had oeen hovering In the air for s me years, that the old-f&ahioned democ racy were done for. No longer could they soli into office under Grover Cleve land with the Confederate tariff plank, interpreted -by British precedents In colonial .time with a mor-ey plank pure gold on one side and pure silve on the other, mingled as one in a sys tem of subtle punctuation. The truth ha, to be told, and it burs: the eggFhell with a crack and crash and whit, as If a bomb 'had broken Into full bloom The old democratic party had been whipped out on the tariff question two years in succession, when there was no dispute as to the Issue, and there was a new departure at Chicago consisting chiefly in confessing rhe truth and formulating it on the money matters the mildest form of demo cratic opinion being- that we must ac oept the stiver standard of money in the name of free silver, and obliterate our credit. Of course this was and Is a vast scheme of repudiation and spo liation, and means war upon national honor, privet? capital and our firm of governveiM. Thoe at the head of It know that this program is revolution ary, and they are for It for th? revo lution that is in it an! that is the democratic party. When it is well shaken on this subject the fact will be demonstrated by the visible affinity of the particles that the demx-ratlc party is an organized' revolution in the anarchical sense, and that it is going deliberately into the bottomless pit. Altg-eld and Bryan last year, finding Chemeelves 'beaten on the mere silver ftwlidhness that is to say, AJtjeld knew It clearly, and Bryan saw it ac cording to his dimmer faculties came East, invading the enemy's country, to arouse class and sectlmal animosi ties, clai-i pa.ws.10n9 iMpwlc'.ly. They are now the bosses of the party anij an? at it again, and think they are bound to win next time. There has been a g"-joJ deal of cu riosity about Mr. Bryan's pe..-ch at the Jefferson banquet in Washington. He ana tlie puts: of honor and spoke to the toast of the evening. He had ben ithaseJ ab.ut by d.cile J.-::: ;c.at;-j - n. grenmen for some time, a he llittei through Washington and Muttered here and there over the South, and the din ner was witness of ths formal reevgni- ljn of his leadership. This, it is plain, is no longer contestel, and he is per sonally convinced and pro-lamatory the nwKts of the I'nltoi Stares b a ttve nwlstanoe. "If piu doubt the permanency of the Chicago platform as a arty crved go among the rank and file of th party and measure the seal iwid enthusiasm which that platform has aroused, and you will realise the Impossibility of taking a backward sftcp." ThM are words of tnuh. and the good cttlxens who want to ca'l them selves di'moonxts should mentor sc them. The donivvrncy of New Yoik we incut the whole state houM vn dcr this utterance. Tt Is authoritative. If they are- not for the silver fraud, with a paper swindle on top of it. n:id If they are not for the spoliation of the so-called capitalistic suites, for e:as legislation of the meaning sort, on t rived by theorist of misoluef they are not de.-ii.vrats. according to the loader. The mugwumps of rhs r-gion should take notice of these facts. T! miwti from Washington sh w that the '"high" tariff hill, as Allison and Aldrich will amend It In the senate, will ho a law In & few weeks. There will he democratic votes for It; one from Lou isiana, on account of the prote tsvn of sug-ar; and iow fnmt S.iuth raketa. There Is no longvr a question of this, and It will put the tariff out of polities. It was impccaihle to gw along without repealing the yertldious, fvlih. inco herent Wilson-Oomian law. It was a monumental calamity. The new law will stay, and the new democracy will be for the adoption of the money if Che forever por Asiatics. Nearly all the member of the tier man ml Austrian Alpine club.otdy one of whom la a total alwtHlnor on prin ciple, comUnnn the us of alcoholic stlmulonts !n mountain climbing. tivly five voices ww rJstd for a mod erate conoumptlon of wlnv or brandy. WRENCH ED A NO HACKED. FREE TO EVERY MAX THE METHODS OF A OHKAT TREATMENT KOR WEAKNESS OF MEN. ; Which Cured Hint .uter Everything , Else Fulled. By the pa,, of rheumatism, the Joluls ; ,ft,nru, (,lll(vnar(, Brt, ll(U, eiuMthi eventually tHvmegilevotfrly distorts. a mn , ,(lwly w,y and sorm-tlme a.ume an almost gro- wh nervol xv,Nikness. the, menial tosque defonnlty. To prevent such r,- fl)r,,,H)1)S, MW . ,,.,, xvorih. mn sulU. by a simple and gr..ible meat. (u, 1VlIV Thlr u is iHTtalnly the part of xxKlom. A , up ,.,, ,m11lU Hrtl.ri,1R day or night, tendency to rheumatic ailments may te S1,v,, , nm, lmi,OMii.le, and under successfully v.mlatte,l wlih Hostellers A , (T,, Hl.tllv,.,y r,.,,Hin. Stomach Hitters, a medicine with ihe ,,,, for wh . ,,,1v K( ,rt pt;ig, of a long and successful .. ,..,. ,,.Ni ,,WMlM .... ,,. ,mt.led ntr, of unbouiuled popularity, and of empluttic professhmal end r nient. It runov,s from the blood those Inflam matory Impurities which pathoi ulsls sea of sexual weakness until It a question whether he had not hotter take a dose of poison and thus end nil Ills troubles. Hut providential Insplia- Hustler's Astoria Twentieth St. imtl McKee Ave. Good Reason Why Lots ...Are Selling... Situated mi thuMHltli Hli of Atoriu'H liillrt. Twenty tlojjjrt'oH wurnipi aud vtttatiti 3D tliiyn in lUlvillHT t)f tlltf NtH'tll Hltlt. MagiiilU't'iit "itt'H for r'H itlonot's, (iwrlooking rivir anl bay, nunny aiul hIh1 tort'tl. Kany ami natural griulos; littlo or no grading nt'oilod assign as the cause of rheumatism, an 1 ,., ,0 BlJ ,,, , K,m,,l, of not only puriiUtt the life curr-nt. 'ut enriches It, promoting vigor by fert 1- conilliiatlon of medleliii s that not only ompletely stored the eeiu ia! lu alth, That the gemral business public has begun to appreciate the fact that giva: things are about to be accomplished in Atoria, fc not too much to their orodit as intelligent p,sp!e. but the f.vt remains that this year s e wonderful strides to the Rood f'r the p rt of Astoria. Our citizens know w hat is hein;r Oone, and a few of them tealixe what the future will bring forrh. Lot all n.irk t.:e:her on the same tvisis. ju.t as trtoush th - new eleva'j.irs, flour mills, export sa" mills, machine shops, b-et susiir f;ut rle-. flax-spinning mills, dry dock and h!t yarls wre in oiration. as th-y will be in a few years, and Just that much s-'oner will ithe wheels lejrln to turn and the tin pail brigade march. .Kins' lt-i sout-e. Dlgctitlon. the a lion ,,ut ...argxM his weak, emaciate,! ruits of the bowels and the secretion of the , tm,unii !( , vigor, and he now bile, are aKIed by it. and It Impels the kidneys and bladder to a iviti ar and active iHTfornuince of their func tions. It Is besides a thorough'y re- divlarea that any man who will take the trouble to send his name and ad dress may have the method of this won derful treatment free. Now when I liable remedy for. and means of pre. tiiy free I mean absolutely without cost, ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO. 4H2 Bond Street. VK&SKLS ON THIS WAV TO OREGON. Kerned ami t 01 reeled everj CtUlny, I.EiiAI. A I 'V EUTIMKMI'INTM. NOTICE oK KXTKNHION OK COM. MKIIflAI, HTItl'KT. voiiting, erlodlc fevers. Whales are wild to be plentiful m the lay off Dtvvimvtown. Mass. because I want every weakened man to get the benefit of my experience. 1 am not a philanthropist, nor do I pose as an enthusiast, but there are thousands of men suffering the mental tortures of weakened manhood who would be rutvd at once could they but that Mrs. A. Inveen, residing at 710 Hen ry street. Alton, III., suffered with sciatic rheumatism for over eight K,.t such a remedy as the one months. She doctored for It nearly th cured me. Do not try to study out how whole of this time, using various rem- ca)1 afford to pay the few postage edlcs recommended by friend, and stamps necessary to mall the Informs waa treated by the physicians, but tlon. but send for It. and learn that received no relief. She then used one tj.r arv fw things on earth that al and a half bottles of Chamberlain's though they cost nothing to get tltey Pain Balm, which effected a complete ttr(. worth a fortune to some men and cure. This Is published at her requ-t. m. an a lifetime of happiness to moat ad she wants others similarly afflicted , us. Wj-lte to Thomas Slater, Hog .rss, to know what cured her. The 15 and Kalamazoo. Mich., and the Information 50 cwnt else for sale by Estos-Corm ill be mailed In a plain, sealed en- rour jiim ro on mil I IVKNI'OoL- Hr :0(i Klrili.ooe.l Hr ilea NKWi'vsll.K, S.h. . Mr .hlii Wlenolven, . II r hark l'ri-r e AN Trt KKP Hr tutrk iimhrl.tu Hr Kiilinw ae II A M lll'Kt Itr lat . Noini. . .. . I'l, k x,ti . Kerr suit, rn . Illrimiln. ' riieni.ou . ISK MAT ii:!li).u I.VWlllUAt ITv'lOtlAI n:t!iouAi llulKIAI KrUIIIUAi hW III) A I COMI.SSI. H.illear, (luilirle Co J. UlillnwACo 1 1 ivlur. You- Co ' ll'rmir, (iulhrle t o Total toun.e on the jr 10 nvi HKKKUKNCKN s.ui time In lsa- W..VI, I Iron h.uie time la iMtt-II.WJ Vrwt Co. velope. It Is estimated that over $HV.0oa a year are spent for nvinurlng purie in the I'nited State. ELECTRIC MC.HT-NOTICE COXTItACTOKS. TO The backing and filling of the powers over the dispute betw-n Greece anl Turkey Is like the antics of a lot of schoolboys on a toss-up for a baseba'I game. None of the hackers, much les the, principeK know where they are going to get off. and none, are willing to take any bets. Croup and whooping couch are childhood's terrors; but like pneu monia, bronchitis, and other throat and lune troublee. can he tiutckly cured by using One Minute Cough u,lt" 12 '-' ". M'i' 1 for the Cure. Charles Rogers. 0:!lce .f the Water Commission, As toria, Oregon, April T, 1:7. Notice is hereby given that .al-d pl-op.uuils will bo received at this ..fllce HsfSRs MAMHnnn mimtn II IIBCFORC "CUPIDCNC" Ttitoereel VmiuU, tl.mol a (imn niK-b 'hy.-Uii..iilquki,t.u,,, ,', n i,r J..11. or Uu.w. ul U.e .lw,.uv. ,.;., tZu uSi"h.J.l W .. ... , ", """WO iw.'.".lllhil K..ilMl.....Srr,. H..,1I,- V . m'im mti iteere iir tiv itr rtltfnl, l '..rtO tiuli'l. Jfc- "."."'' "'..''""IHileh- lir.l htali.l4prriiet..mMeai.a in ArrrR ll.ll"hl"n.'n'""m',,.',c'r. ''" - '-mm in. imi. uj ul . a rrr ai . ... . r imwiw mu Miiiwinuee, The r.iuun uir'er, re ! rureil Ixa-inra la herauM nrnerf per rent ar. Irmhle Proatailil. ffl'll'KSKHiheonir knuon nl( kmnivlilmuianetoraUiav, eauaai .1. A wttiwininneiri.al miir remmxl If bmnnliire Hut ebevl a laHiuaim. l.kwft ihii, 11. i.-rr..MT niMb 11. raaaumuu aim liwuniutilale. tta i!lm.itb aHiuaim.t .lire. iiUn IIAVOt MKPIt'Iar.ailui8aarmiK!kiro,l Prttoltti CliAS HOtiEHS, til Commercial Street. To if various wvrk iunl inaterlaJs n e--iry for the installing of 11 rdxty ii arc Fram-e ha-i kept itw.rtoo fiw f 'vd !1'ht 'l,int- lo 1h oi-Tat-tl by an bu st . red at Toulon since Kitt. to be r.-ndy n,ls" WIU,,r "b 1- ,u,1 ',v',"', '"V in war should breik out. munU-iUity. ProHa!s must be made on pririteil rEKSO.VAL.-Thc g'nt!emaj. who f"rma l'l'xl by the cl-rk ..f the j mowing innoye.! the congregation last Sunday by continually coughing will find In stant relief by using- One Minute Cougrt eommljwion, ami in full iiocord.t.ioe therewith, and must le accomi anlel by a certified check f d,-pilt In an mum paison j-vASPECIALTYirr.:;. t''Mwn"!i I'ouui-ll at 11 1 egulnr 01 f)r. " ' If i'uU.u.u tue I curf ioillde roii.h, ai,tl aull h.e -! ti-ll th- Kill i:iy of April, pi.lu'"'i'atlielnrrKiuih.hureTliri I'ltuplee, t'er t nlorrd Kiol, I'frer. 1 I'Alili OK THANKS .!oi-La. 1 regon, April 111. K;?. the l..i: Water t"o!i inls.-l n. Clly Astwii, on-k-on ;.'nii..mi-n The f.ii.wr?ig N a 1- ! i.f a ropirt of the I'mnrnlf-s. Kir - aid Water adopted by !h IW "To thi II..11. Couru-ll, t'liy ..f out III.1M1K roliON (wmiKnenitr ii iiiiuo.iw.iaTa. ."ucenueirr.it'iai tHime tiMnw i e un.ler Mm g u. ran IT. Iff". !" t.T tin-owe llr.eillitin. irart u la r rqj ; n h.,1 f a rna ml hotel hi II. . irwelall Uiru If ynuU.T.Uiautiier- a:i4 liroa,, -era uh :iv Dart of Ut.UxIr. Ilulrur V'relirowa felling MiLVnr an. I I'..iiiiiih ; -u. I. IliU Hee.mdere Ill.OOIt I'OIXtlS Astoria t iotit leinen: I Cure, a speedy and harmlef remedy am,u"t e,lual " ,,'n 10 l"f wnt 0 1 In relation to pliuing ..f a tire hydrajil Healthy, happy children make better men and women of us all. A little car; and a little planning bofor birth Vs often more Important than anything that can be done after. On th? mother's health and strength dep-nd the life and the future of the children. A weak and sickly woman ran not hear stn ne and healthy chlldrn. Most t th weakness of women is utterly lnex curable. Pnper car- and (proper m-d-Icine will cure almost any disorder of the feminine organism. Dr.Pl-rrv's Fa vorlts Prewriptlon has been psted In thirty years of practice. It is healing. thlnr. strngthentnp. It is perfectly natural In Its operation and effort. Py ts use thousands of wak wmer haie been made strong and healthy have ben made the mothers of strong and healthy children. Taken during ge- tation. it makes childbirth easy and almost painless and insures the well being of both mother and child. .end 1 cemts In one-cent stamp t- World's Dispensary Meilcal Asswiati'jn, Hufa lo, N. T.. and trec-ive Dr. Pie.--e's VtH page "Common Sense Medical Advis-r," prfusHy lllantrated. the aggregate amount bid, made pay able to the clerk of the Astoria Water Commission. Report, fnm, Connecticut otton and , 1 Tl"" '..,ti-., i'iuiu. eil,,l IT" lllt- Ul IIM otfloe of the engineer on tr l-fore th date previously mentioned. Plans and specifications can be t-n either at the office of this commission, or at the office of the engineer. W. W. PARKER. Chairman. for throat and lung troubles. Charlti Rogers. woolen mils are that the prnect Is Improving for increased business. Two years ago R. J. Warren, a druggist at Pleasant Brook. N. Y., bought a small supply of Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy. He sums up the result as follows: "At that time the goods were unknown In this sec tion, today Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy ts a household word." It Is the same In hundreds of communities. Wherever the good qualities of Cham berlain's COughFlemedy become known the penp'e will have nothing else. For sale by Ee tea-Conn Drug Co. H. G. VAN nrSEN. Clerk. ARTHl'R L. ADAMS. Engineer. 401 Cal. St.. S. F., Cal. GOVERNM E.VT PROPOSA L.S WANTED. King Oscar of Sweden is an inter r ed student of matin math s Unconditional surrend-r, is th only '.rrm; tho.-e famous little pills known as DeWltt'n Little Early Risers will make with constipation, sick headache and stoma h troubles. Charl'-s It.?ers. TO tl'ltK A COM 1 llK l. (Take laxative Iirorno Quinine Tablets. I All druf(.'lst9 refund the money if It falls to cure. 2'c. For fcaie by Chas. about it, that the recent municipal j Rogers. Druggist. elections mean changes in puWic wen'.t Wh-n a child dies in fJre nla"d the nati'.vji bury a live dog wi'h it. 'he d ;g to be us-'l by th chlM a a Lui'le to ih- 1 :;i"t v.-'.r.d- V'h--.'i iLi .on.-.; with regard to this lacunar sup t-1 Hon. th.-y ''.111 only arLswer: ' A dog can find hi-:- Jiay any wh re." PROPOSALS for frenh !.f and fresh mutton: Office Cldef Commls- sary, Vancouver Harracks, Wash.. S. Andrew's University Is alnut to April 1, 1S!7. Sealel proinwals. In trip- confer the degree of doctor of laws on llcate, will be received here and at a woman. Miss SellerH, th translator . offices of Commissaries at following and editor of several bo ks on Greek named posts, tfor fresh beef and fresh art and archaeiloKy. '. mutton to lie dellvired at that post - ' only), until 12 o'ojock nxn, May 1 SaltonSea Salt for Imtlis Mt ;'SS7' th,'n otMneJ' for nishing nd the EstP.s-Conn Drusr Store Brrnv tiu. frh ,,.. aml ,r(.h ..... 0; and 23(? per pat'kairi. ton calle.1 for by the Commissary at : ixst to be supplied during six months. Pres. dent McKinley has alr-ady dls- comm.-nclng July 1. 1S3T: Ikjl.se Rar- tlnguistied htni:-elf by yhiking the racks and Fort Sherman.' Idaho; Forts handi t.t V.'j:, callers at ".th-- W hlte Canhy, SjKikar-, Wadlu. Walla arnd House in thirty-one mlnut s Vancouver Barracks, Wash, Fresh ; be-f Hhall be good In quality and con- The U-ard, mustache a.nd eyebrows dltlon fit for Imm.tllate use, and from may be male a desirable and uniform f,,re and hind quarter meats propor-brow-n or blIck by an occasional ap- tlonally, Including all Ix-st cuts there at ll unh. Tti i-aniiiTV. tn a --..r lance with a resolution (M.vtl l.y v .ur l..n. Roily Man h 1'th. we l. g 1.1 re;rt I hut the ut,-r 1 .mmilmion has en-cted sui h hdr.mt at no , -oi. to theelty, and we i-.-ioii)uwiii thai the Auditor and Police Judge le and Is h-rely In strucbsl to return th tluinks of the Council 10 the Vat-r t'..mmllon for their prompt action W. K M. i IKIli ioR. JAS W WIllJ'H. T. S. TRfl.LINGEIt. Committee of tlr- and Water Ai- rlmg to instruct l"n, I .-xpres the thanks ..f the Coinicll roforr-i! to In the iilaive -lu'l"n II E NI1I.S"N, Auditor ami l'"l:. e Judge. ft. suaratltee to cure Wa iUlU tiieni',t otieti wata caeea whI elialleriKe the wuild fur a re.e wo eaonnt cure, t't.ia dieae hua a.r lnirn.il the ak III nf the timet eiuloeul plif.l Plane, KlU.OtHI tepllel taihlrd liar Urn- lilt. imal gvarmatr. Abeoftif e iirofaaeni, jeaie.1 a I'Ptlmikiej. aeirwa , nr.ar.UT I'lllieI ''l. S.af malutrtta. ilto.4.,l whtlM. an natural tlie (Imiiiw-4 -hare, uf aitr llttfaaiBta - .i,-..- ii,i,i,,.a tir u.rvre -f,nu eiuee. iin ir murtia mm ,'HtilC"lll"fA ' aatrlns-nl MOIUll.) r 0 Drocalaaa. , "7 ri.r aunt In .lain erappr, T4 eaafeje. rr.e.11, .. Ir'U 1' "i " 1 '!". . V ) l.'lrruUf enl v. reaoaal DRAS ltKil)i',i: l'c .'NlATH NH INDIO Absolutely Dry and Pure Tropical Climate plication whiskers. of Buckingham's Dye fif OABTOrilA. 'I I:' I -;,"' 't br ;;.. ';a- 11 in -xiKt-ati' - 1 i'i St. peti-r-o.o! It r -pi'i s- nts Pter the Gr-at, atid welg-ha l.s' tons. nent on the patent medicine silver quusilon since the election in Novem ber laet. Mr. liryan improved tlie oc casion as the leader of his party. He announced that Grover Cleveland had changed the Issue that, in fact, Cleve. land was not a democrat, because he was for gold as the standard of value and. by thua conflicting with demo cratic sentiment had put aside the tariff and pushed forward the money question. The Important part of Mr. Bryan's speech appears In the Herald, In thece words: "Mr. Clevelandnore than any other one person in this nation, is renpon. sible for the prominent position which the money question now occupies. It was Wa determination to complete the demonetization of silver and make the gold standard perpetual that aroused There are S3 national cernetcrie in this country, containing in all 31i',SlD bodies, 0' which nearly half, or ir,0,ili7, are unknown, and S.liOO Confederates. The Rev. W. H. Weaver, pastor of the U. B. Church, Dlllsburg, Pa., rec ognizes the value of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and does not hesitate to tell others about It. "I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," he says, "and find It an excellent medi cine for colde, coughs and hoarse ness." So does) everyone who gives It a trial. Bold by Estea-Conn Drug Co. Edward Pye, a gardm-r of the Great Park at Windsor, died a few days ago at the age of 83. Pye must have served at least three sovereigns George IV., William IV., and then, fi.r close upon six decades, Queen Victoria. OASTOniA. Hall TV sC y iLS t, SIMMONSX TV: rgulator7 of. Fn.-sh mutton shall le of good, fat and mark'-table quality, from wethers over one and under three years old. Id-ef and mutton to le dressed and trimmed and delivered In bulk, as prescrit'?l In circular of In structions to bidders. Proposals will be altio ruMvied statln? pi1cenl which bidder will deliver fresh beef or mutton of character above stated, and to lie dellveri-d of tempratuiv not greater than 50 d-gr's K'-hrenhelt. Govern ment r- rves right to r"Je t the ivh'il" or any p.'irt of any or all bids. Information furnished h-re, or by Commissary" at th- several p,ts. En velopes containing proposals should bo m.'irked "Proposals for Fresh ef for Mutton) at ," and addressed to undi-rHigmd or to Commissary at posts to lx: supplied. W. H. Nash, Lleut.-Col., A. C. O. H. PpqKMMlls will lx- rni-itiil until n n of Airll 3, 1"7. by tin- N'..rthwt Con. st ruction Cinipany at ih'-ir nrn. In A torln, r-gon. for the furnishing of ma terial and coriMtriHUl'iri "f a pivot pl-r, I consisting of grllliu;.. an.. '1... anrt p , I MlVBicinil M tlie of a draw ppitiiitlun and end piers. 1 1 1 cnsiHttng of piles ami .-r.i.i.ing. f ,r al W08t P avonible in America BU--1 draw bridge .vt J..hn Day s (of KUIItTtTH Ironi river n the line uf th- Astoria C-: luml.la River Ralli-iad I'lansi and, sp's-lfli atl ins may In- ..-n and blank forms of proponals f'iwilslii-. at ipffl'e, ofuinbirslgn.il Saliwfaotiir y bonds will be ri-qulr-d of the su n-ssful bidder.! The right tu p-Jiirt any ir all bids Is n-reTVisl. NORTHWEST C 'NSTIIl't 'TION ' COMPANY. Lung Diseases and Rheumatism Many Remarkable Cures The objection, urged against Indlo In the past by tha larg. numbers who otherwise would have been f lad to tak. f s I'ltol'osvts -(,. cin.vimovs dv"u of "ndal climate, has S" 1 K"1 ,,J,A,-S 1 1 li"N j a of .uitabla accommodation. I Tha Bouthorn Pacific Company takw pleasure In announcing that several CI'STO.M HOI'SK RIDS WANTED. rrsTOM Horsi:, aktoria, oit- Ef JON, Af'RII,, Yl, K.n. Se.iled pro P'wals will be r--lvel at this building until '1 o'clo:k p. rn., Monday, April 19, K7, for furnishing fuel, lights, water, rnlseiaitfrous supplies, washing Ioa Is, Jiauilng ath"j, and J!rinkllng 'rtureettit Tits Favorite Horns Remeag. For ail diseases caused by derangement of the Liver, Kidneys, and Stomach, Keep ft always In the house and you f"r this building during the lu-cai year will save time and Doctor s Bills, and ending Jun zo, imh, or such portion of have at hand an active, harmless and per- ln5 yar M mar ,je d"1 adviaabie. fectly safe purgative, alterative and tonic f The 10 nl6ct anr and a" bldg If you feel dull, debilitated, have frequent ta Tfrved by the treasury depart headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appe-, nvmt' CHAS. H. PAGE, tite and tongue coated, you are suffering , Custodian. If irnn hatai aoTan tniftK1n(e oa : .. , -.v " ; Notioe is hereby given to all parties u,ScM, , .cc. ucavy alter meais or Sleep- hoMln(f aatsop cunty warranU In less at night, a dose of SIMMONS LIVER jdoreed prlor t0 Aprl, 2. wz, to pre REGULATOR Will relieve you and bring i ent the same to the cjnty treaa pleasant Sleep. .urer for payment, as interest ceases If at any time you feel your system , thereon after this date, needs cleansing and regulating without lated this 12th day of April, A. V. violent purging, take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. B. L. WARD, J. 11. Zellin A Co, PhlUdelphia- Treasurer ot Clatv,p County, Or. Or'Flf'l-: op t.PlMTIlorsi.; IN-! SPIK.'TOR, IITII MSTI'.IiT. PORT LAND, ollK'JoN, APRIL, Pi, ISliT.j Proals will Ih- r-.-n.-d at this of fice unlll 12 o'clock in , ,,n Saturday, , th- twiny-foiii'tli i; y ,.f April, IK'.tT, ' for furnishing ari l d-;iver:ig provls-: tons for vessels and : i li i siatlons in , thl.H district during th- tin. a! y.-ar to Ilil .llllle ."'I, I'l 'V E 'MIIK '.f ppip.sals and .rlntl ln-i rm ilonw giving full part 1 1 -ul a rs as th- aitlebu r-iillnd, , and Ih" leroiK ..f . liv-ry and pay-' nomt, (-in I !it,Lm-'l at this cIl.. . The right Is r-i-rv-l to r-J-ct ihe. Commodious and Comfortable Cottages have just bwi erected at Indlo station. that will be renird to aupllcants at r-a noiialile rates. They are furnlahed will, inoilerri ronv.nlen 'ea, supplied with p ir arteelan walor and so situated as to lvr occupants all the advantage, to lie Je- rlv.xl from a more or less protract-d restdencn In this dnllghtful climate. (From th. Ban Francisco Argonaut.) In the heart of the great desert of th. whole o t Will v bids, and 1 Colorado which th. Boulhern Paclllc p-aversea-th.ro Is an oa.Ui called India, I ahlti In mi, o. nli,i Im tha nil m t lui. INo. p. MKRKLLL, I of the earth. W believe, from personal part of ;iny any d-f ctn. CoriiiniimliT, I', 1ii.m.i ii, r l:Hh Dbtrl.-t. H. Navy, Lighthouse E. K. Turner, of Cnmpton, Mo., writes us that after surferirig from plies for seventeen years, he completely cured them by using three boxes of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It cures eczema and severe skin df.Hi ases. Chas. lingers. Salt wm.-r Is highly Injurious In Its eli'e, L upin iiibli r. Rcyces should ni ii" ri'i'K-n nn roads which are watered with w-a water. CAST0RIA For Infants and Children. n. fu ll all. tlp.lUff a) km WI.,N. Ladies Who Valuo A refined complexion muatUBO Pononl's Pow- der. It prrsloce. a noft and Ix-.utlful akin Invrstlgatlon, that for certain Individual, there la no spot on this planet so favor Sbl.." U. T. Stewart, M D writes: "Tha purity of the air, and the eternal sun shine, fill one with wond'r and delight. . . . Nature has accomplished an much that ther remain, but Uttla fur man to do. As to Its possibilities as health resort here Is tha most perfect sunshine, with a temperature always pleasant, a perfectly dry soli, for rain Is an unknown factor; pur. oxygen, dans atmosphere and pur. water. What more can be desired? It Is the place, above all others, for lung troubles, and a para dise for rheumatics. Considering th. number of sufferers who hays bntn cured, I have no hesitancy In reeom mending this genial oasis as the havn of the afflicted." Notlie is hervl.y shell llml Ibn Com. inoii Council of Ih" Clly f Aeil.itln. Clntaop couny, Stale iivon, have d. elded ntld d-lel'llllnnl lo Ptlelut t'im iiniitl wlrwt, In th" Clly of Asloita, the boKlnnlng, icrinliiua slid Inl'Tmo. dial" oIiiIh. and llw land b bo ct. ,i-iin.l ling liitiilnafler ile-rllid and sol rorlli. ami rm nsn-o fully ap. penra by t )w- i-B.rt, iimi, plaia and surveys "f wild pii'l"""''! eXenaloii of ('iimiiwivliil str"'t. now on IH" In Hie nlTliw of Ih" Aiidilor and Police Jmlge, niwl iMiilnie"d ud d--ci I.h hi tndl tiiuiiai No, ;:.H. nitlll.-l "An ordinance .initlrinlnu Hie I'-poil. plal of survey, uf the propiNvd cutfiisl' II of Coiilllior. olul eliwi." itpproiM Maivh SI. 17, and the Comm. hi Council "f llw city of AalntU. Cllllaa'P l-Mllty. I IVg lt, lV lllg nsilTlilrtail by ltlee)Uthll Slid linpill V Mini nil i-a.iuiliiBlloii uf the ten orda thai J II Mat-U. C .V Si..ne ttinl T u Trtitllngnr '' eai'h 'Haln-l.-nnl.-l fiiKhnld.-ra ..f tlio City uf AeV I.U'l iuiiI no kin to Mil) "f IhetiwiH'iwnr i-ma iiii0ntrd in Moy pi prty to brt mppropriiipM t r Ui" etional oi of I'.imiiiriclal elno't nf ...vi..i l by t r illiinu.-o No. H'.H. niitliliil "An rvU lii.mv .iinriilnliiti tin- lM"t. plat "f iirv' "f lh' iHMp.e-d aloiml.in of i V.moi.-ivUil altwl." apprxttnl .Mruh IN'T, ajul tluil ou li uf txu I H'r.rtl4 ponSKv. tlin ipmlHtoullona .if JilnTH uf tlui it mill Court of Iho Stale uf ro gon, for ton Counly of 1'lo.tnip, In Hint tle-y and rnch uf them ni" wlUta nutle cltlai-iw uf ttm l'nlio.1 Slni and of the Stale of ltvgii. over III" tnT of '.'I yivu-s. Mud at and have Ih nn nal di'lits and luteal nlors uf Aeturia, Cllaiaop cunty. or.,hnn. mul ..f ilin want In which they nuw ine'ele. for in.uv than m y. nr last pail, and each of tliulr iinin-e a iv mi He- ii rill of aatd fhateop cniiily, and Hiat no.rh of ihi-in am aubject . Jury duty, and that mioli and nil i f wild al ovr iminnd .er inn, after In v-alii.-riii.iii mn,,., are elitltll and itmllMiil I., an I rut vlnw-ers as rtxpilm.! l.y tin- clout. -r uf Ihn City of Aaturla. nu.l eM-eniig all tile iUa!- Iflciillons ruiwuaarr tln-mf r as fully nnd ntifai't.rlly appi-are lo the Cum-In-n t'oiini'll. ntei; H- luMttiiailun tiiiidn aforN-iwild, ahd i-uch uf aald liMniml j.-i.iiia hn.liiK In a urtltmi al.itnini-nl. Pli-d In the office of Hie Au ditor mid P-lli-.' Jiil.-. hitxliu d-ciared ll.al fln-y pian-ee Ihi- tin-i-wmi- uoal lllcalloiui lo net its tl-w.-r" llf-'ti "Hid, Hi- auld J II Manai-ll. W -' no and T o Tnillluifr be nel llu-y are Imivby it l-l" il ii ( -- I tlctti-ra lo Mr.v the prup.ua-,1 exti-naliin f Coiito.rr. lai street 111 Hit Clly of Aat.Mii. a de ac i ll. n ,y )u Survey ir nn I .-mli -lied In IU sai l rirt. which a.t. I r.-i'ort was tt.iinr. by tin- '"omuim Cuncll of tin- City of Astoria, In aall i'rd. oitiua. Nn. ;;3I. an.) arn lM-r-liy uoitu r l.l and rmpowrrwl to linle Hie u-e.-im-Tit if iH-m-Ptn and ilnmt.t In oKnlug and cufid-miitng of a.ud Com inerclul tri't. bji rwpi.md by til" riiar PT or lla City tT Aal.irlM. llmi raid lnwi.tw li.-r.-ln a.pNints are h. rnby r-ipilrvd rand I tutt met fl to inei- at Iho oftl.v of thn Auditor and Poll..- Judge In lie- i lly Hull of said city of Anuria n ih- lih day uf April, lini. at He hour uf 10 n'cliK-k In tlm f in-majn of ald day. ami tlw-n and lhre lo 'pial ify as such vb-wnra ns rt-ipilred by tls- cbi-t-r of thn Clly of Am n1,i. That tl" tatttiuliirliai. U'giiiiilng, tnr liilniia, luf iTlio ll.tln poluls and .ln. rlp tloii uf the prop'Tty to l- ntitereil uion and intiidnmnral rr tin- pr'po"l ex leimlun uf wild 'iiiiimi-rM.il atri-t are di-M-rltnal rut foll..w, tu-wti: Hogliinlng at a ant marks I by a tiuk In th i-ast lltw uf Siiveut.M-nih striHrt, at Its Iniftwisition with tlu-a.uth line uf I'lMiinmrolttl sir""t. which point I Too fit't tMirt'h. 4 tb-grorat 2H inlnillea wtvtl and 30 fe.t north. HI degr.-tw fl inlnul-o iist of a aloiio iiionuiiirnt at cmitor of thn Ititi-rwa-tlon of Snvi-n-t.-filh strwt wtlh Franklin avenue. In Hhlvei.y' Astisrla, which tuck U also tlw iKirthwnst fTiut f blm-k li.l, In Hldvoli-y's Astorin; tln-m-.e running coutt erly mid pnnilli'l with tlx inrrth line of MxchangK street to th.- w.-et line nf Twniiiy-thlrd stnit, -li.iitnd, a ills tuncn of Him) fi-t; ihnc nm-tln-rly and at right angle to the noitli II no of Kx cluing" tmt CO fe-t; tlniii wint erly and pimilbd to Hie north linn of Kxoliiingo street 2I"0 fist, P. a (lnt of liiini-MM-tlori with the mt line of Sevefiti-iiih si rift, fin f.-ct, northerly from tin- place of la-glimdng; thututn southerly BO f.-i-t to the pliuv of bugln nhig Suld nlilp uf land in.rtb of mid 8. 6. n. '.. 6. r., fl. ,'i, II, II, 3. II. 11. INDIO Is 6l3 miles from SAN FRANCISCO and 130 miles from LOS AN0ELE8 Fare from Lo Angel. j,oo mljareiit lo lots I, block Hill; lots I, blink llll; lot I, block lMl; lots I, liloi-k Llll; lulu I. III. a k US, lols I, block 1117, all III Khlvoley's AnIuiIh, and also lying north of and inljac.-nt 10 KlghliM-nlh, Nlnotii'iilli, Twentieth, Twoiity-llrHt and Twi nty-. i-ond sir -fis. That all of said U-crlled real pmiH-rty ami nil of said lots and blocks are Hlluato In tlw district cinliriuv.,1 n snUI pronwed cxtoiiKlon of Commercial stris-t mul nil of said poi-tlona of MJild lottt will Ih- cuiiiIcmiiii d and tin appniJMi-m-nt of the ben- ollt and (laimws rifiultlng to Km jwiu'm of said roperly will be made by sold vlewKrs afori-riald. All per rnns owning or lnt-rc1cd Im any of said proixTty to lc condi'intuil for said proiKsxl ex tensli m of Commercial stris are hreby duly and legally no tltlod nf the acbbins of the Common Council pursuant to the retiolutlonH and ordinance hrivtifore adopteil by said Common Council tor said cxten skm of Oommerclal street. This notice Is publislw-d by ordiT of the Corn num Council ami pursuant to the provisions of the cfliarUr of tha Clly of Astoria relating thereto. Dated at Astoria, Oregon. April IH, 1897. II. E. NELBON, Auditor and Police Judge. A handsome novelty In the way of playing cards La callol "tho Stage play, ing cards." On th face cards and aces are iphtograhii xf all the lending mumbero of the profession.