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TILE DAILY ASTOKUN, SUNDAY MOItNlNU, AntlL 25, 18!7. JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. Telephone No. t TERMS OF BUBSCKIrTION. DAILY. Bent ly mall, per year .00 Bent by mail, per month 50 Served by carrier, per month 45 WEEKLY. Bent by mall, per year $2 In advance. Postage free to subscriber. All communication Intended for publi cation should be directed to the editor. Business communications of all kinds and remittances must be addressed to The Astorian. The Astorian guarantees to Its sub scriber the larffcwt circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising ratx can be had on appli cation to the business manager. The Weekly Astorian, the second old est weekly In the state of Oregon, has. next to the Portland Oregonlan. the largest weekly circulation In the state. John F. Handley A Co. .re our Port land agents, and copies of the Astorian can be had every morning at their stand, 124 Third street. iTk "Astorlaa" hereby oflVra to donate ONrjBOORKD DOLLARS to St. Mary' eapltal, payable on demand to rather TOelmaa, vlimnr legal evidence I pre- showing that any eftoraoon news paper published In Astoria has printed within the last ninety day expiring b. (re this offer a single "special" or her kind or "telegraphic press report," received orer the wires entering either ef the telegraph office In Astoria, from any point oaUlde or Oregon. Astoria. Or.. October 13, ISM. EVIL FOR GOOD. Every falsehood Is but the corrup tion of some truth. The greater the falsehood. Indeed, the greater the truth. The bluffer the lie, the more truth It needs to keep It living. It Is an argu ment for positive beaching that we fir.d here. Denial of a falsehood may also be a denial of th truth which Is In the falsehood. But we let that thought pass. The other one Is uppermost, that it the best things which, changed In thvir proper nature, become theworst. The holleot truth, dlstored. becomes the most deceitful, devilish lie. The great est and grandest truths, which this met. morpbosls of the pit upon them, are the lies that lead souls to ra'.a. The oat nolle truth of the perfect human ity of our Lord, which has flashed in glory and flamed In hope through the Church of God since the beginning, becomes caricatured Into the Socln.an denial of Christ's divinity, which takes away man's Lord, and leaves the worH darkened of Us deliverer. It haB been so with every falsehood from the first. Some holy and jrlce tess truth has ben twisted out of Its proper place, turned loose and wild, and armed against Its fellow truths, and has faced astonished men as a hideous He henceforward. k. is not in the the matter of doc trinal truth only that men are ruined and th world driven wild by heavenly things, turned evil by truths converted Into lies, by angels turned to demons. The experience runs through our earth ly life. The fall of the lost angel Is typical of a perpetual truth. Our vices live next door to our vir tue. Beside all human good, a!l finite good, stands evil. The caricature of that good and wearing ks very linea-j menus, d-ftored inue;-d, but In the shadows of this world the distinctions are half the time invisible. The de mon In the dusk of life passes for an angel, the shadow of whose fao? he borrows. Men perish by the best that la In them. That is the pity of R. T1k- best, faJlen, becomes the worst. The high est arcSiangel has fallen the lowest, for he had the farthest to fall, iltn are seduced by evil always in the guise of good. No soul chooses the evil for Itself. Whatever man follows he fol lows as gocd, and the temptation al ways cornea to him on some good side. The hatred, scorn, and wrath against wrong and wrong-doing, which is one 01 xne uivine lineaments stamped on humanity, becomes revenge, malice anl hate. Generosity, iarge-heartedneps, warm social fw-ling, become prodigali ty, gluttony, drunkenness and riotous living. Frugality and economy become meanness and miserliness. The wh de desire 'to grow upward, and not down ward, to walk the white heights of life among the best, turns Into a wretched ambition whloh sneaks toward Its end by the dirtiest paths. There Is not a noble gift that adorns humanity that has not Its hideous "double," hideous ly like It, hideously unlike It, and In the blindness that falls on an abused conscience, a man loses the power to distinguish, and follows the "double." So Imperceptibly does the change take place, eo gradually does the virtue change Into the vice, the good thing Into the misleading and evil thing, that a man goes far, often, before his eyes are open. If they are ever opened at all. It la the most awful mystery of hu man nature thin, that It touches hell and heaven all Its days, that they both He mo near It and that one i."fmi to chamr so often Into the other. To say that men are lout by tholr vinure Is not a paradox, though It sounds so, for the virtue change Into vice, and the man follow H aft ill. In how many a man hi even the love of wife and children and home one of the mst beautiful thing In his nature, changed Into an exaggerated sWllshnews, of which he la the slave In utter tgno ranee, while he gives his selfishness a sacred name? The Word of GM gives a high la-e to love, sHNks high words of It, makes It the rule of the world, the one thing that la--ts forever, 'the fultllllng of the law. a heavenly truet on earth. It has lis hell-brn caricature, to.v wear ing Its holy name, using Its holy phra. clothing ttolf In Its holy garments, and men break through cv- erv tie. and outrage every human re lation, and damn their own s.ul and the souls of cithers, and work ruin for which their lives can never atone. In the name of that which "worketh no ill to his neighbor," and "Is th? fulrlll Ing of the law." Jo always hell is served with the liturgies of heaven. The devil demands the best men have to give. He will not be content with half the nature. .nd that the lowest. He must have all, only he must have It inverted. Woe to them that put evil fr kocJ and good for evil, that put darkne-s for light and light for darkness." It Is an easy thing to do, and the woe falls commonly. It Is done In all sins and by every sinner. A man purvha-s ruin at the price of stultifying his conscience. He mistakes ;an at Ut for the Lord, as he mistakes a drunk en debauch for brotherly feeling, and lust for love. Satan comes never In his own guise. He would frighten the most carelesa coming as himself. He puts on the garb of an angvl of Ugh:, and sp-aks to a man on the side that seem to look heavenward. He quoted Scrip ture to our Lord In .he d.sert. He always tempts in ;he language of hea ven. What Is th conclusion? That hare, bold, profess j. and ugly evil will sel dom t. the evil which will assail a :h vt what hv considers the ou'spo- ken and confessed bad in his nature U not that which he will most need to watch; that he wants a dear spiritual sight, and a conscience like a touch stone to detect the evB under Ita dis guise of good, and that he needs to guard especially against what be con siders his virtues, Uet. in the accursed alchemy of heUv they have been trans muted, while he slept. Into 'vices. Many a sinner deludes himself with the notion that he may find heaven on the road to hell. Many a kes. soul has found hell on what It di earned was the ro.' to heaven. Fifty Years Aso. A Tvxaa man whs snndtxigired and robbed In the White House dooryard. this Is probably due to the civil ser vice rules, which keep so many hungry ollU seeker Out of Jobs, Who coulJ Imagine that thi anonM be The place where, In eighteen nlnrty-thrte That white worldwondtr ol arch and dome Should hJow the nation, polychrome... litre at tha fair wa the prlie conferred On Arer's Mil, by the world preferred. Chicago-like, thry a record how, Siuce thty urtcd jg year ago. Ayer's Cathartic Pills have, from the timo of their preparation, been a coutiuuoua euecess with the publio. And that means that Ayer's Pills accomplish "what is promised for them; they cure where others fail. It 'was fitting, therefore, that the world-wide popularity of these pills should be recognized by the World's Fair medal of 1893 -a fact which emphasizes the record: 50 Years of Cures. 'Healthy, happy children tnaks better men and wotmMi of tie all. A Utile I cure and a little planning defer birth jls often more Important than anything that can be done after. On the mothe s J health and strength dcivnd th life mid H he ful it re of the children. A weak iiuid slekly woman cannot bear strong 'and he-vlthy ohlldivn. Mot of the ! weakness of women Is utterly Inex i ciiMible. lio,r cart and piie-r med icine will cure nlnioot any disorder of jtlie fdiihilne organlani. Hr.lleiw's V i vorlt, IMxwrlpllon has been tented In i thirty yiNirs of praotlov It Is healing, IsNMlhlng, stnigthenliu:. It !s p.vfeetly natural In lt opera: ion and effvt. I'y I'.ts use thousands of vek women ha , Iwmii made siroiig nn.l h nl thy -have lxtil made the mollies s of strong and healthy childivn. Tan n dmlmr itation, it makes chlldoi:-th easy mid l alnivwt palnltws an I Insure the well ;Mng -f both mother a id child. Send il cents In one-cent st:unp to World's I lilspensary Medical Association, Hu.Ta 'U. X. V., and iwtxlve I'r. l'Uvve's 1'HW ! page "iNwnmon Si'iise MiMical Adviser," fuly lllustmteil. Hustler's Astoria Twentieth St. mul McKee Ave. Good Reason Why Lots ...Are Selling... !i ! i Bituiiti'it oil tliKtioulli fidi of Antorin'H liilln. lwt'iuv uojrrooa warmer nmi vopdation 80 days in ftilvniife of tho North sidV. Mngiiilloont niton for nH iilt'iici'H, overlook Ui rivi-r ami linv, Kiinnv and litl- toroil. Kitsy nnd until nil gnuloH; littk or no gnuling nt'ttlot ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO. .j8j liond Street. It t -rocs buns for bivakfiist tmlay, I It should be made a nwitter f publio ' SciwoA-lodire that leVltt s Wlteh llaiel I Salve will speedily eui-e i41oh f the j'.oiiKt'st fctandlnif. It II the h ll-eliold : favorite for burns, senlds. outs. bruls s !nd nw of all kinds. Charles Hotter. ColonW Waterson's efforts to numae the Kentucky democrats are nulte. similar to the experience of the old hen ! Si: of the cheap- chatelalns have x very tiny loi'k. of terrors to all w hose not able to resist the nrin:r Is full w ho suceeeited In hatching out a bateh ...i.,., u Of duck eow- L., , i., ..!,.,.,.- r .u,.tioiiiv and other Insalubrities if the -asin. To Salt'nSea Salt for baths at put the system in emmum to ov,r- the Estes-Conn Dm? Store 1 ,h1 ev;K L" ... , ... . ' 'as Ayer's SursaprUla. Take It nw. ivv aim ioc jier jiachase. i . OABTOniA. cai.. tffuiara Urn T.I f ria -ry roA.wt bolt pin Is In lh of a Jewebsl (rr.uilioper. I MANHOOD RESTIIED'E'SSrsSS mxl. .itch w Wok Mouiory, IimoI llralu I'ownr, llvadaolio, Waka. IuIucm. uwi juaitnutiti, ntgniiy ivmiwiiiiiM, hwtiwihi iim ol powxr In iliiraUv draaiia ot ellh.r ax miimoI by orar-oior- inumplltinir Innully. 'n be rsrrlod lu I, ll jr ik, lur f ir man preiwui by all dm tloii. youthfulertura, eiwal ua l lohaeen, oiuum or Uinulaiila, wlileh leadl luilriiilly, T A .1 lirdtllS anil BilUl ainula, 1'Ulrd sud taubllltta, l-urumud.ue. ah ell kl lo uiiiniuiT, oiuuiniu .11 .inirtfi.u. Atk lor II. lake ui olti.r, auiiu'auliirxt by J. W. CONN. Ataat. A.terla HO-Tfl-BAi1 rer 1.HHU1K.,m k'1,1. Hit M rl HA SIT llatlllaMl. W t ft twiv. ''" 1 1 - if i.'lH ,.iii 'i' 'ii','i'H mi Sin,. Yottr Lift rini ni'' wlUlllKIIU Hold and O In ai.iv t "V a and I MF . If PMrv It t-tll4ltlr MfttUl I f llrUMlaU irt Jij1 tfT ft Uil. tiX MANHOOD RESTORED Sfrkpf I'mU'iM. VndiitMi l-t Marry, KxtmitaUuc lrln, VarmtAi m ViU4ifta.f,Uitrv riw ltlJltltartll, 111 t4 D i r v n v md "run kkhtwauttl iti nrliMary nntnai tUi liuturiuav JiK-han, ahk-blf mitrhrrhnl Whi Ut Hattrmalortho and in II l'PIIKKelai hinrrlKianM UMUrx, Ut ft rlnmv .tvnttinaml rMlorvaamaJI waak ofana. 1 ha rraMtii ..-nrn. ar ni rami lr Im-infa h iMraiM nlMly per rn are imM ltd Pieataiiil, t'tl'll:Mt iihny rntlr Innin vltboul an rauia. fcuimlmfc ai A wriiina irneit. ivtt anl mnnny rwiummi 11 g imam ow oA aflaui a UD kut.ilt I rflf in.iL raaanrruwanq ivaumunlala aiMnaa 1)1 Vol, SI Illll U IMA Mul tH Baa rtaocavo, tw ItUt ay I 11 Art ltiHiKKS. 414 Commercial Blreet. t par uiaitai.4 aura IxNird, mustache a::d evbrows may 'oe made a dedrahle nnd nn'f -rm New Jersey frankly admits that Ihc (,, ,r ,ia.k ly an HciMonal n- I each crop promises to be very Ian;". Hut New Jersey is now a repu'oli an state. plli'atioii of tluck'.ittham' I 'ye for the v. hlsker. Americans are the most Inventive people on earth. To them have been Issued nearly 600.000 patents, or more than one-third of all the patents is sued In the world. No discovery of modern year has been of greater benent to mankind than Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or has done more to relieve pain and suffering. J. TV. Vaugn, of Oakton, Ky., says: "I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di arrhoea Remedy In my family for sev eral yean, and find It to be the best medicine I ever used for .cramp In the stomach and bowels. For sal-.- by Estes-Conn Drug Co. me Panama bats I -k .is th 'iirh hail l-en made of tnolas.- ra idy. Pse Wfiifmit Corn ('nre. No pure no ay. For sale at Ks-tes-Conn Dm? Store. IU-lf- of all Tt.s nnd arletls ire appearing on the marki. The plaid le her ones are the l itet. TO CI KK A COl.ti IN OVK l)IV. 1'ake laxative Ilromo yulnlne T.ii' ets. All druKiclsts refund the money If It falls to cure. 2c. For sale by t'has. i Rogers. Druggist. o v tf.m' IXPIMIINOf. 1. . ri 1 mAfm Mafelfei Anrnn Mrt'tln m kt4ih ami liarrf t4ioii mf quu-kly- nsi'Mni n, frM -ihotticr mn iiitvnt uki l pnrfhfthtjr tln:.ihif). 4'iuiRiutitif lotifl tnrtlf tm(ll4llift. tlli m9iH'J fif MM'UrUt ktHle In Anwru-ft, W hv a tutfiii uffiri. lBint Uka thruutfb Mima A Cu rc,r , LMician m lit raLDDDpaisoy ary IU.)ii 1 oiHOM DrmnM:y urMI lli';4 JM VWrnbaliMlrat bowalraoi i utiliiiaar MitiUrtr'il lr. IfriHi n.. l rioiulir Laaiiliuu, IrartiotNiy ra.'niaiiruMn(iao4lbili..anJ uUlile tMilavh, aiMl aiill hava ar'i. ai.1 in. M uvuui ratrlt. In mituth. Sure ritroa,. VI SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, baatM lllr lllnatralxl, Url rlrrnUiKat tit an M-ir'iilnr .uru. wh' f,i,rau tu rar II.J0tk ai.Hillt MHMti.n ct.ta n4 llasU boo a us J'iriNT. Mia Iraa. ft .1 Jr MUNN A CO., 301 Ureadnay. Xtm Vera. SEIUotS rAXJER Threaten every man, woman or chdd living In a region of country where fever and ague is prevalent, since tlhe germs of malarial diseaw are Inhaled from the air and are rwall'jwed frrm the water of such a region. Medicinal safeguard is absolutely necessary to nulify this Ganger. As a r.ieans of fortifying and acclimating the system so as to be able to resist the malarial poison, Hostetter s Stomach Bitters la Incomparably the best and th? m popular. Irregularities: of th stomach. liver and bowels encourage malaria, but these are speedily rectified by the Bitters. The functions of digestion and pjcref.on are assisted by Its us?, and a vigorous as well as regular condition of the system promoted by it. Consti tution and physique are thus d-fended against the inroads of malaria by this matchless preventive, which is alo a certain and thorough remedy in the worst caj.- of Intermittent and re mittent fevers. Weyler's soldiers may dese.i him,1 hut as long as his typew riter holds i.ut victory cannot be wre-.ed from hl sra.-p. The mind that can stand ai.!nLme;i! ilo, ri"t lioi el&iol over a gr't Joy. a aTa... m sit si ia a aon-pofmnt'n "Ki.m r'tnp.lf li.r unrrt.4. J f HtawTl '". Sa.t nialurf Ui, !' r J i. 1 1 a J aiiiim, uaaatqral ! . m.4 V hrgM, ur aar lliflaia.a to MM,.. Ilutt, irrtlallua ur al.r U -?ssss. tt '.III ! . ft IB II IlTIKIFI. Is I "w ".f J O PN Mil- r E. E. Turner, of Compton, Mo., writes I'ERSONAU-The g tit,. man who; us that after suffering from piles for '" 1 the co.ig.ewtion last Sunday vUn h . .i mr-A con'Ir. iin'ly cou'hlng w III r,tid In- them b using three boxes of De Witt s "tant r"1!ef & fme Minute C-ugh ! Witch Haiel Salve. It cures eciema Cup"- a "ly ""! harmless renie.ly : anrt vm akin dLseajuxi. rhas R.nrera t'T tnnal anu lung ir.uil. I'liari-S ' Rogers. The largest school hou.-e in .NVw iork haj a roof play ground. Here !. an idea which may be oil, but which U certainly practbable. Scarfs that look like canvas are quite ' the newest thlmrs In milllnerv i l"'l lut V-'Ur love letters In thin envHliijK-s unl y"U wUih the is.mnn Thirty years Is a long time to fight' 10 r"uJ th" 'itlmental passage they so painful a trouble as plies, but Jacob contain. Mitchell, of Unlonville, Pa., struggled ! that long before he tried DeWltt'a Mrs. A. Inveen, residing at 7J0 Hen Witch Hazel Salve. Which quickly and O' street. Alton, II!., suffered with !ermanently cured him. It Is eqaaUy ' sciatic rheumatism for over eight effective In eczema and all skin affec- ' months. She doctored f.r It nearly the tions. Charles Ilogers. ' whole of this time, using various rern- . eIIis recommended by fr'ends, and OAflTOn IA. - M treated by the phyiscians. but f - jf n rcived no relief. She then usl one t&vwiZ"1 -uf?3! "m an'1 a haIf bottles of C'hnmlerlaln's lMT7y. JZCC4& , pajn rialm. which effected a complete ' cure. This is publish! at her requmt. Bandana bodices are acain Icejiming aH she wants others similarly afflicted up as favorites In the feminine ward- t0 know what cured her. The 25 and robe. 50 l'.nt alz.- fnr anlo V l-'af fa.r'ikrvn I Drug Co. J ! u, and Tradr-Mtrka oMaiiwd and all Pat-J (ml buunrucunJut irdl. Msoiaarc fill. SOuaOrnct it Oseoairi O, S. TtTOrieef liiulciQiriuii atrul ul ka laua tttao Uk j F r. mflln from IA A,hm Ii.il J Send rnUI, dtamK of phto., with dWrlp ttoo. VVa adviM., il rutrnuMs at ni, lr vt uharr. iHir Ira nol i!ue til imtni l 9rut4. A PaaMicT, " H"w t. Ot.tain l'irni," wah 'emi ul tamo in lha U, S. anj lufcin counutu lal Irre. AiidrvM, C.A.SNOW&CO. Ore. SrrT Omct. WatMiaaroN. D. C. Beaver Hill a Gilman Coal r Aarfa. If afil rrure llyviuharauivnuiar- cury, km Imiilra, Ctintwr 'olnrad Niioia, l lrara na any aartof lha tdr. II air or yalirowa falling auU It It Ihia Kx-ouUar lll.OOU I'Olsi.S aa RuaranlM tortira. Wa x.lini uta awi l M wiltraMi and rliailaiiR thm wurld fur a rate iveMfiiiiit rurv, Triia tlwaaaa b.taaara 1 illlad Ihaahlll Hie ruiiat iittul phrab ciaua. AOU.tMMt aaultal tclilnd uur mx.-nJk u nal tvaraMr. Abai(me prtNiNasnt M.aU.uio pllralk. IddrM CMK Ht.MKIjV CIX 1 Mauai Tamvla. t IIICAUO, ILL. tton nf at n t it a. ai.nt (fniCf"i',a t'aiwa. ua aauini,i : nr.,11,,0 lg "F Orassilala. tf.a 4, i, l nr ,'t,, aula wraapvr F - pi , prvpaiu I"? i i. aiio, u n. va pniwi INDIO Absolutely Dry and Pure Tropical Climate I-l; A I. ADVICIITIH K M IC NTH. NOTH'W Ol'" KXTICNHION OV COM. MIOItCIAI. HTUI'IKT. e "'i nuatsn One-t'iir I of ail the children die bi?cre they are five years o d. r.'ior.t cr i hen r!fe of some wasting; disease. They prow very slowly; keep thin infksh; are fretful; food dors not do them m jch g-ood. You can't y they have any disease, yet they never prosper. A slight cold, or some stomach and bowel trouble takes them away easily. SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos phites is just the remedy for growing children. It makes hard flesh; sound flesh not soft, flabby - fat. It makes strong tones, healthy nerves. It changes poor children to children rich in prosperity. Book about it free for the asking. t3f No mbititute for Scotri Emul sion will do for the children what wc know Scort'i Emulsion will do. Get the genuine. For isle by all druggists at 50c and Jim SCOTT BOV.-NF, Xrw York. A folt want Is that srnawlng at the stomache after you have eaten a full rwal, and can't tf any more, and yi-t there Is that feeling as though you had atim nothinr?-' What Is wanted then Is a diste of Simmons Liver Ileirulat'ir, the' best Dyspepsia cure, for tliat la what tha.t gnawlnir means. Klmmons Iiver Itcifulator bi all that Is recom mended for Indigestion." A. !t. Oyc'ie, lyrvlon, Ky. The jirm h k !n m iriy a marrM man's llf- iwriiM uIi ti h;s wife brings f'irth hi.s xprin,' nvi-iv mt l.siklru as though It hl l--n r !l'l:-I vl h shot, owini? to th" iavat n i.f the iicliistil "us m' h. .Try Itj For Family or Steam Purposes. Pronounced by 1'hysicians the ruorit Favorable in America for miflcrers from . . . Lung Diseases and Rheumatism ELMORE, SANBORN & CO Aa-eiita, .taturla. l'urple and fine linen Is undoubtedly the combination of the wasii. "Half a span of anijry s'el" ,ili produce no mtire fatal r-sults than a re-fjlected c'ld or couh. For all threat and lLiritf diseases, Ayer's f.'l:erry Pec toria.1 is th? Ix-st rem-dy. It Is Inval uable In cases ot croup, -A-hoin? coiiKh, bronchitis, and la f?rljipe. SIMMQMS RE GULATOR Th auction habit Is a Vt acquire. very bd one Tfie Favorite Home Remeag. For an diseases csustd by derangement Croup and w1iorjang cou(fh are of the Liver, Kidneys, and Stomach, rk hiidhood's terrors; but like pwu- Keep It always In the house and you monla, bronchitis, and other throat wi save t,me an(J Doctor,s Bj and hmz trouble, can te riulckly i. i... . - - nave di iidim an acuve, narmiess ana per- ' , fectly safe purgative, alterative and tonic If you feel dull, debilitated, have freauenl headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appe tite and tongue coated, you are suffering . ..... " irom torpid liver or biliousness, and SlAV lured by unlrur One Cure. Charles Itogfera. Arbutus now vlea floral popularity. with vMets In The Iv. W. H. Weaver, pastor of MNS REGULATOR will cure you. the U. B. Church, DllUburg, Pa., rec-! .." you ,haveL eaten anything hard to osnlzes the value of Chamberlaln'a I f '8est or feel heavy afkr meals or sleep Cough Remedy, and doe not hesitate j ,ess at niKht dose of SIMMONS LlVER to tell othe about It. "I have used j REGULATOR will relieve you and bring Chamberlain's Cougrh Remedy," he i pleasant sleep. says, "and find It an excellent medl- J If at any time you feel your system cine for colds, cougU and hoarse- j needs cleansing and regulating without nesB." Bo doe everyone who plves violent purging, take SIMMONS LlVER It a trial. Sold by Eate-Conn iTug REGULATOR. Co- J. H. ZeUln Co., Philadelphia- The Daily Astorian Has the Largest Circulation on the Columbia River! Everyone Reads It Many Remarkable Cures The objections 'Jird against Indlo Id tha past by th larfa Lumbers who othsrwla would have baan (lad lo tak a4vaniaa of IU bannflcUl cllmatK, has ban a lack of suitable accommodation. Tha Southern I'aclfla Company takac pleasure In announcln that several Commodious and Comfortable Cottages I have Juat been erected at lndlo itatlou, i that will be rented to applicants at fa j eoname rates. They are furnlahnd with i modern conveniences, suiiplled with pjir artMilan water and ao altuattd aa to uivi occupants all the advantages - lo lie de rived from a mora or less protracted resldenot In this delightful climate. (From the Ran Francisco Argonaut.) "In tht heart of the great doaert of lha Colorado which the Southern Puclflo traverses thero la an oasis called lndlo, which. In our opinion. Is the sanitarium of the earth. We bulleve, from personal Investigation, that for certain Individuals, thnre Is no spot on this planet so favorable." Q. T. Stewart, M D writes: "Tl. purity cf the air, and tha eternal sun shine, fill one with wondir and dnllghL . . .' Nature has accomplished ao much that there remains but little 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 soil, for rain Is an unknown factor; pur oxygen, denae atmosphere and pure water. What mora can be desired T It Is the place, abova all others, for lung troubles, and a para dise tor rheumatics. Considering th number of sufferers who have b-D cured, I have no hesitancy In reoom- mending this genial oasis a the havn of the afflicted." INDIO Is 612 miles from SAN FRANCISCO and 130 miles from LOS ANGELES Fare from Los Angeles J3.0C Nodi h licrohy given Itmt the Cihiw iiioii fmiiii'll of Uh I'lly of Asbrta, Clntaop iMiuny, Hint Oregon, have dn. old.'d and dotei'tnliMMl lo cxti'iul lm nionlal Ktrool, In llw (Hy of Astoria, (he bcgluiitiig. pitiimm and Int'Ttu. dints HlntM, and Uw land lo Iki mm dxmimt llnif lmnliiaflrr diskTlbai ami act rorth, nud 11a iiut fully ap piMtrs by the iTit, mns, plats and surveys uf ald pro""t riiiislnii of ('iimiiwivlitl sli'-t, now on Ml" In the ufllca of Km Aildldir and Tollcn Judge, ami iinbml and d-'i ilxl III vlidl liaiuv No. :'MI. BitlltliMl "An nrllnanoe roiinrinliiit tho rnpori, pint of survey, of the pi,t",'l rxt'iil"U of ('miliar olal street." approved Maroh i3, llT, and Hie IViiiinoii t'nuiii'll of the city of Astitila, lliilw.p county, uivH iii, bav lutf aaorliUml by InveniUfalliMi and luuli y n iv. I an rxaiiilnntlon 1 f Hie rec. rd that J. II. Mmwi'll. i". A'. Hlne and T. U, Trillllnger are narh iltnln- littlil fiblder ..f H1.1 I'lly uf Ae bilia, ium 110 kill to any of thnun rn-i iif Poiwmis Iniervnled In any prpei'ly lo Imi igproprlaed f,ir die rXtniial'Ml irf iVmmnrvlrU sitreel tm prvidm by r dlliailiw No. 231. entltlrd "All oitl nii. ctmflniiUng tlte rt-iMN-t, plat f survey of the pixMaml rltaiutloit of (V.mincinlul alrvet," aiM'I'ovp.t Maruh l.', aiwl tliat em h of said rtui haeeaa the minllfm(laaa of Jurors of tiki llnnili I'ourt of the Hun a of nr. Kn. for the County of l'la.lp, Ul that they and eiu'h of thent are white male cltlleiut of the I'ullol Htalrai and of (tie Hints uf (iivaon, over tho ag of SI yean. Mid ai-e and have been tval. b'lits and legal voDus of Aabiria, Cltajiop oouiuy, uretrim. and of tlui wants In Khlt'h Ibry now ratde, far more Iban one yrnr Inst al. and raoh of tholr name ai on dm tat r.ll of aald t'lralaxp otmitly. and that eah of IIumii are aubjrci in Jury duty, and that each and all -f mild alove named pertaaui, after Invtlgaiiini made, are entitled ruid qualified 10 aot aa vlnttrern aa rejiilre. by live charter of tw City of Astoria, and aaMMliu( all the quaj. irlcatioiia ttnmuuy theref.ir aa fully and salinfa'torlly apiH-aura 10 tho Tom- iiioii I'oiiiinjl, nlt'T lis' liivraiilicailon male afiireatUd, and each of said named H.raiua bating by a writ tort HtatMMlit, r)e1 In the office of tile Au ditor and I'ldhv Ju.lif. having dolana that thry Kiama Ibe netMuMry iiia. IMnattoun to .' aa vlxurra afr-ald. the said J. II. Mana-dl, '. V Hi. ne and T. i Trullluger r' ukI llo-y are hmi-by u'.ulnl.-. vb-ttere ,t ve" the pmpiMasi r(teitUMi of ('oniiio'r lal street in the i'lly of Aalortit, aa de. scrtbetl by Hie Surveyor and einbtidled lii his ruUd rMirt. which aa, I r-tort was adopted by tlve i.'.imm u i'ouiicII f the Oty of Aal.TIa In ild Ordl. mume No. :.'3l. arwl am hereby author, lied alul emponereil to make the aa s imMit tf Ix-iaillta and daina-f-a In opening and coiKb-mnlng of a. Lid i'nm. iii..r. Inl atreei, aa reiulreil by th" cuar-t.-r of the I'lty i4 Aatorla; thai raid vluera herein apliitel are h.-rby r'-iilrH and luiflruoteit to 11H at the oltl.v of Um Auditor anil I'olli-e Judg In lite City Hall of aald city f Aatorla m the .loih day of April. Ii7, at the hour of lo o'clock In the fiireuuun of auld day, ami then and tliere to iia. Ify as such vl.-wor as rvimlrrd by tlK rluirl'T of the I'lly of Ast i1it. That tie' tvmmhirba, IvaTtil'ilug, ter iiilinix, liiti'niiellate points and dan-rip. th"ll of the pppflty to be rlllered Ut"n and iit.l"iniwl r tie propus-d ex. teiialon of sUd I 'oiunu'rclal str-et ara deirltnl on followa, bxwtt: Itogtimlng at a lnt mnrked by a liu'k In the emt bw of Hevrtit.n!h atr, at Its lnteraeHton with th- a uth line of (Vrmimri)ul stmel, wlvl. li point bi Too f.vt north. 4 dearroea 2& inlnutea wt iuv! 30 IWt mrih. degn-eai ti minute eiiDt of a atone monument at imiilor of tle Interrao-tloll f Heven tivtith atrwt with Franklin avenue, in Hhlveley'a Astoria, which tnok In also the northweat (Timer of block IV.!, In Hhlveley'a A.iiorla; theno miming eeuit. erly and isirallel with the north line of lOxi luuign street to tle west line of Twenty-third street, rxleiulMl, a dis tance) of '.M0 feet; thenoo northerly and at rlifht angles to tin' north line of Kxcluingv atre"t BO feet; lheio wrert crly ami parallel bi the north tine of Kxohange atrn-t 2100 f.-t, t a lnt of liiterwN-tlon with Hie Mist Una of Heventi-enth atnt't, fio t, northerly from the pliuv of U;tlWdllK; thejlion southerly 60 fivt to tlui pliu-e of Ix-Kln-nliig. Hald Hlrl( of liuul north of and ml Jar out to Iota I, bl'sk 1.12; loU 1, block l:il ; lots I, bl'M'k U; lots 1, block 12U; lots I, block 12, lots I, block 127, all In Khlvoley'a Asbiiin, and also lying north of and iidjui'.-nt to Ulirhti-cnth, Nlneiij,nlh, Twentieth, Twmrty-llrst and Twi-nty-Hi-coml sli-cls. That all of aald descrlltod reiil pixnrty and nil of suld lots luid block are Hltuatn In tho dlslrlol ciiibnuvd In said proK(se(j extoiiMlon of ('oiumen lal strn and all of wild portlona of suld lots will Ih iviiulcmuicd and an appniJcnint of the ben nllt ami daiiuws rwuMlnir to the jW-iu-i-m of said property will bo made by said view-era aforeMald. All per- itoiwi ownluir or lntnntl lm any of aald roKTty to be condemned for said prirpiHKil extension of Ooinmerclal alnx-t are hereby duly and legally no tified of the actions of tho Common Council pursuant to Ui reetolutioriM and ordlnanoea heretofore adopted by said Common Council for sold en ten sion of Commercial street. Thla mrtloo Is publlnhed by order of thn Common Council and pumuiuit to the provisions) of the charter of the City of Astoria relating" thereto. Dated at Aatorla, Oregon, April IS, 1897. II. E. NELSON, Auditor and Police Judge. 3. 4, f.. , 3, 4. , 0, 3. 4. S. , 3, 4. f, 8. 3, 4, r, 6, 3, 4, r.. , Ladles Who Valuo A refined corrrnlnlon muat lire Porionl'r Pow- Itroduoea a aoft and beautiful akin. J der