THK DAILY ASTOKIAN, TlU'liSDAY MultNINU, APRIL it), lll!7.
gaily otovtmt
JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.
Telrphon No. ftt
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next to the Portland Oregontan. the
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,Tk "Astorlan" hereby sITkn to doaai
ONtMl'MRKD mLLAK Is St. Mary's
Bospllat, payable oa demand to Father
VMsHi krm legal rldenro I pro
taord showing that any afternoon nrws-
paprr pnbl tubed In Astoria ha printed
falrrtu .fcraUSi"
thar kind of 'tlgraphlc pre report,
MMlred over the wire entering either
f th telegraph antra la Astoria, from
any point oaulde of Oregon.
Astoria, Or., October IS, ISM,
SUGAR BEETS AGAIN.
A rwvtit dispatch from V,-ashington
tated that the secretary of agriculture
was busily engaged la diatributtig bee:
seeds to such farmers In various
tkna of the
country aa had aigniticd
their willlnrneeo to observe the require-'
ments of the tests to be made with thei
view of determining what aeoxions are
adapted for zrowine- Iwh o,in
a TOnl perage of sa.-chtulne
matter to make the industry profitable,
The .Vstorlan has not heard that any
seeds have been applied for by Clatso
oounty farmers, but since It ie possible
they may feel some alight, passing u-
terest to knowing bow the enterprising
farmers of other localities will avail
thernsel of the magnificent opportu-
nlty tiua presemed to advertise their
' u e r
wBage in tne cutuvatrm
f what pramieea to be one oc the be
payng crops raised in America, paina
have be taken to learn the most im-
Dona fa.,- .n, th, ....-
at appears mat the gjvernment was
Induced to engage in these experimems
iargely through the Influence of a pr-mi-
innheer mar. In V-Kut. . tj.:
T Oxnard who if not theoLeer u JL ' manIfloeDt ura "Is habit ; neslect CiMgtL For all ,nnlt
1 , .l I h0lifo'hep"ne,;r-"".0f obedience to his officers, and h.s;an(1 Iun dt Aycr. rh-rTy Pec.
of .he pioneers .to the movement to:readlne to die railKT tha-, surrd ?r ; torijll to th, v. neJv. It ta lnvaJ.
tntroduc? ih? bo't ;mir liHiiitro n
thU country. Mr. Oxnard pres-nted
...
over half the quantity of oeeds the sov-
OlilkmAftt Kan nn1lAnAj4 . jjjl... '
v. t, uw.riuuuoo, are ruined, the capital rises and retires
and the remainder have been purchased trembling, while all the reformers are
by the agricultural department All the ' hunted dow n, and even the religious
eed is Imported atock. and the entire '' Btudwlti' who "-PP1 to Korn as
rr,, . . , . ; condemning the present regime are or-
amount to be used is about five tons , . , . . ,
c lJ 1 dered bock to their homes to starve
each farmer getting from one to two there ln quiet. After four hunired
pounds. Quantifies of seed have bren ' years f unbroken rule this is the con
sent to the experiment stations in many dkt',jn of Turkey, and then because the
of the states, and applicants of states Levarnins of the -.
. , ,rhy people, we are told that we ough:
Where there are no experiment stains , Li ipa,Mz, with the"macull.,e Ott
are getting seed direct from the depart- man." amd not with the civilized Greek.
roent. nie department does no: rec-jm-;
mend the pla-ning of the seed in lully i
or rocky soil, and suggests a
light,''
anrtv n.i fairly it, i 1. . 1
, , -"" u..
Contrary to the general supp 4ir.ion, thjrtantly and hopelessly bad is tians
department states that as a rule u s ' f'-rmed. In fact, from a fine, if brutal
not beiieved that warm clima:e
favorable U the growth of the brvi varV
etles of beets.
roiinerj are recommenaed to take
r- .. .)....
pounis tit the grjwn beets and send,'1"' m"st hopeless of Aiatir des;ot-
thorn to the r.eares; experimental 34a
tkm for tet. If they yield more than
12 per cent of sugar their cultivation
will be regarded as entirely profitable;
otlwwis?, not.
This work of experiment In largely
for the purpe of asc-ertaiiini in what
kxalitles it will be profitable V es.ah
lish lieeit sugar factories. After the
factories shall have be.-n (.s.ablish-d,
the further deveWpment of the cul'-tir?
of the beet among the farmers will fol
low aa a matte:- of courss. Th tes
method, of cultivation, fr-rlil-zitio.i,
etc., will be pointed cut by the depart
ment, but must be determined for each
section, it is reasonable to assume, by
the exirlence of the various experi
ment stations. The outlook li pro
mounted by the secretary of agricul
ture to be extremely Interesting and
hopeful. The results of the experiments
will be published ln book form, a-id at
tributed all over the world. Not only
will the establishment of this industry
bring profit to 'the farmers directly from
the sale of beets, but many thousands
if not millions of dollars will be ex
pended in labor and construction of the
great plants required for the extraction
of sugar. The farmers living in the vi
cinity of any of these plants will have
the advantage of an increased market
for their other products by reason of the
large number of hands employed, ana
the extra population they will other:
attract.
It ta a pity no interest Is taken In
the subject In ClatH'P county, but It
seem absolutely Impossible to arouse
any dlsixxsrtlon on the part of the peo
pie to do anything for theciaaelves to
ward the development of the gtv r
souroes and pslbtIltlo which are
known to exist to an' encouraging de
gree In this vthn of Oregon. The cul
tivation of sugar beets will ptvhably te
taken up by our farmers, after th stat
of. Washington ha d.inonstrui.M its
adaptability to our climate a-ni anil. )ut
th. or. am of the Industry, ok w ell as Its
best adwinising effects in tli-uct;!i!t
Immigration, wi'.l have then been lvuped
by other looailtivB.
THK PKTKSTKP Tl'KKS.
Who re the Turks and what have
they done? They left their dtvvts on
tho frontiers of China. a:ul invaded
Europe for purpose of plunder. T"h -y
nMohod the ojuI of tln'lr rosouro ind
would probably have been driven back.
when, as Dean Cnurvh in his won ie -
ful jiT on this subject has d-j i'H-d.
their kader hit upon the mfonial de
vkv of denutndinK a tribute of oiilidren
Instead of certain Imposts. Out cf
those o)tildnn. none oX them Turks by
blood, he rmed tle "New- Soldiers,"'
the JtuilsRarKs, perluu-s the mt fv-
nuoaow eianuing army which ever ex
wted, anu wtut theni his auci-esr.-
co:wurevi Coneitantinoivlc. and th
whok? f the eastern emilre of Rome.
and nearly conquered Hungary, but
ik hrnini hib iu IMh ...nli v
to tW P'v -
ocneu inai niarmiK-etn eiiire in mej"'e n n mtien. aieuicinoi
spirit of Tartars which is the spirit of ; safeguard ta absolutely necessary to
detructkn. They have founded noth- nulify this dang?r. As a means of
ing. Improved nothing, built nothing, j fortifying and Acclimating the system
have' produced no literature, advanced so as to be able to resit the malarial
no art. sent out no Ideas among man-! poison. Hewretter's Stomach Bitten la
kind. They have shown no conception I Incomparably the betrt aind the nHst
I of government except despirism. jup -
, mietAl u )utiw.Vu Pdclalu n m 4
; by masacres whioh Included both sexes,
and destruction which exten-led even to
Ute animals and trees. Of tluve end -
; k aubjct-race the?- have no; cone:!,-
ated one. Greek and Tl.iv
...vh-if k,..
hive
last cast off their yoke.
There h no ieopie .v. the wvrld
stimmLsslve as the Armenian. whooVy -
ed the Roman cJefrfii;,y for centurits.
but even he cannot tolerate tiw Turk.
Grwlt Ioathe, Mnu u;
a lRUe island i.ne Crete, fignts him lu i.d ',
10 hand. The Arab, w ho Is of his own I
! fal'.A, i.i;dj iiitn to be the worst t f bar-
uartans, and rises againeit him in armed
u-3iu-icotoLi at least once everv live
jvars. The dateetation of him U in fa t
not European but universal, and is kept
"own in every province only by sheer
lemT f ln 0tKxruul- the boldest and
" fitrhtln
mu Nor is there the slightest hope o
improvement.
On the contrary, in
vurkey everything. Including public
tue- u rapidly decaying. There never
8UltM "ad as the present, or
i eecure: th V"1 are unlve.-sal-
bl I
the admirers of the Turk
and u f r ;
soldiery, let Batuk and Armenia an-
8e'" tor lhelr charactt-.-.
p,-nmK Survives In the Ottoman CX -
t'aa ascendency of hi caste, an ajt-n. i
denCy 'hiuh wlCh hJra n3 l "i"t
l k"l Jl Cristiams wo will not suhtni!.
Kv.. .k.
I"t us admrt tliat the Turk is mi8u-i
1
e 1 M ms a'1""" ! they:
1 can point to another race in which. If
" ' " ".-". i;ii.Fa ur uittc-a uy uxi H:utiunai ap-
v' e '"v""-- "Y
tnose a,jmrer.v acknowltrdgement,
!n-
ajJiMdir or peasant into a pa-ha
! It Is no: in the leat with Greeks .jua j
J Greeks that we ask Englishmen to s m-1
; pai:nize, out w itn a:i curistiai ,nd
Arab subjects or what appears to us
j isms a dej)OtLsm which has no fatur.,
I which Is kept up by naked vl W- nce
Th:
Gun Goes Off
instant! when you poll the
trigger. So sickness may come
on suddenly, liut it takes time
to load the gun, and it takes
time to get ready for those ex
plosionscalleddiseases. Coughs,
colds, any "attack," whatever
the subject be, often means pre
ct ding weakness and poor blood.
Are you getting thin? Is
your appetite poor? Are you
losing that snap, energy and
vigor that make "clear-headedness?"
Do one thinta build
up your whole system with
SCOTT'S EMULSION of R
Cod-liver Oil It is the essence
of nourishment. It does not
nauseate, does not trouble the
stomach. And it replaces all
that disease robs you of. t
A book telling more about it lent (
free A for it
SCOTT & B0W;e, New York.
o m
.3 .fk I
1
AVER'S
PILLS
" listing vileet. for Year, to
coniiwii.ii. vitli..itt iMiiii'itule to
fml much relief. I si last lrie.l Aver'a
Pill., ami teMIfy thai have l.-mel
cn-at heurM fm dielriiM. Kf r
two veaiH WHt , !.,.,, of
time pill everv nli!iit."-ti, v, luw
max, s Kt Main M., Carlisle, I'a,
COiNSTIPATION.
w'sisjaiajawinMawpaM
' 1
i B,v"1
I hind It no memorials etceot
a hundred ruined cities, as many d. ;
; la-ted provlnoa, and the deadlv haired i
I of all over whom ft sptrtt-ptivalyxing j
rule ha ever extended. We know quit !
; well that the "Oreat Idea" of tin1 Hreek j
Is a hour's Illusion, that the Prus.in !
l.oers of organliaiiun, which could
; alene ftive him a ohance, Is no uiorv '
with them than any family like the;
11 hoii.i"iw let; but tf they can cle.t,- J
, the wny fr the liaitsbiirgs, or even f r
;h; UomanofTs. thoy will have done a j
: grtuid servkv for humanity and to :he;
! world. Itetter any ' rule whatever, or!
even the anarchy
which would fllo I
si-if-gover:mnt. th.n the rule of the
Turk, which IavM Salisbury at this m -ment,
against hia own con v kit ions iuui
hU own m:'.(it'e( m, under ilerman
prwoure, helping to keep up London
Swtatir.
SEIIIOC8 rtANOEU
' Threaten
every man. wiwoan or child
, living in a region of country where
fever and ague is prevalent, since tlhe
1 svrms of TiutlarkU dlsea are Inhnlo.l
jftvm the air ami are swallwevl frn
! ivpular. Irregularities) of the stomach, I
' li r ml tX V,-if VTWMl rAirtk Mi n 1 n rin i
but these are tieJUy rectified by the
: B'tter. The functions of dlgvstlon and
. cro:lon are -jolsted by Its u and
a vigorous as well as regular condition
CiWlStl-
..!ti,in ami ohvslou ar. fhu A .fende.1
against the inroads of malaria by this
' matchless preventive, which Is also;
'a certain and thorough remedy in the!
worst
ca. of
Intermittent and re-
mittent
fevers.
Rig k htua of chiffon are gr atly
demand.
i "
i Stilts are even more difficult to man-
age than a blcj-de; that to the reason1
I Presumably that the small boy so
i thoroughly enjoys them. ,
j Spring, gentle spring.
n"ly h "
can be um-om-
I Ciltnn Slot Sal foi. Itutha of
vlr-'rho I'ctoc.Pnnii i-
lOf and 25c per package.
Life can be made ever so much m r? :
endurable when you have depend- Ue I
frtnj,.
.n - v,. mnr. f.,,1 .lt. than
. . .
. uaMe
i cough.
In cases' ct crmp, whooj;inirj
bronchitis, and la grippe.
Pearl and silver bicycle handles are
uwl by those who wish to give their
wheels an aristocratic air.
TO CVKE A COLD IN ONE DAY,
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet.
All druggists refund the money If It
falls to cure. ' 2oc For sale by Chas.
Rogers. Druggist.
Some of the new wall paper look as
though an ld-fahkmed gardener had
taken posession of them.
The beard, mustache and eyebrows!
may be made a dealrable and uniform
brown or black
plication or BucKlngnam's uye for the
whiskers.
It is a noticeable fact that the feml-
n.n t.-Uram elthT runs over ten
wv.rds or Is most appallingly brief.
( V)up and w-howrlnir cough
are ;
childhood's terrors; but like
pneu-I
foonia, bronchitis, and other throat
and lung troubles, can be quickly
?ure by using One Minute Cough'
r'ur. Charlr-s Rogers. j
The Turkish soldiers ran fight,
' 'h-y '.) wenr bloomers.
1
Mrs. A. Inveen, residing at 720 Hen-;
ry street. Alton, 111., suffered with :
sciatic rheumatism for over eight
months. She doctored for it nearly the '
u rv.le of this time, using various rem-j
edle recommended by fr'ends, and :
iw. treated by the physicians, but j
rv lvel no relief. She then used one j
irw a half bottles Of Chamberlain's 1
I'ain Halm, which effected a complete
cure This Is published at her requi-st. 1
ai rthe wants others similarly afflicted !
to know what cured her. The 25 and
o0 cent size for sale by Estes-Conrn
Lrug Co.
j A ri(?w attajhment for po?l tables con. ;
I Hints of a serif of tracks extending j
j from the bottoms of the pockets to the j
; e.-tOs .f the table to roll the bails Into
I th- rack. 1
I I'EIISONAL. The gwntleman who
I annoyed the congregation lat Sunday
I by continually coughing will find ln-
Want r"Jief by using One Minute Cough :
-ur;, a speedy and harmless remedy any imp.Tf(tIons. BEWARE OF IMI
for throat and lung troubles. OharP-s j TATIONS. Every ball must be marked
j "MARSHALL & CO., SURE WBBUnT
! MILL8." Manufactured from st-lented
The r fff sanctity Is apparently flax specially for COLUMBIA RIVE It
peppermint, as It permeates the air in' FISHING. See that every ball boars
uhur;h even more emphatically than in- i the MARSHALL label,
oense. Certain cough lozengs thus , 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14-ply 40'i.
flavored are undoubtedly responsible' 12, 13, 14, 15, m-piy co-g.
f'r this fact. ', 7, , 9, 10-ply 30's.
T. tv!o:.M Ab Humid . and King
in-orge: iy you have divide! to
right; bin don't wvirry Bb.mt (Wid sup
plies. Tln Tnlted 8tatc 1ms pi. my of
rv.rythltiK to sell.
Spring s full of terrors to nil whose
constitution Is not able to rewist the
sudden change) of temperature and
other Insulubrltle of Die etin. To
put the system lit condition to over
come thceo ev'.K nothing Is so elTellve
xt Ayei's SorsnprlllR. Take It new.
Tso WolifiMt (Vmi I'lirt',
fine no pay. For s;ili
tM-l'oim I rutr Stor.
To alst lei;lmieis in leuirilng (. rule
the wlv.vl a new device liai an oveihe.id
truck, on w hich atrlly w los-l s hiiiic.
to w hich th. lU yr Is ait :i he. I ly imj...
t prownt faJllnn, the tl. or l.-int i tl,M
w iili tuiNCAl ciiMci t,i I,, , p (li,. u !nvl
:ralKhl.
When any mi t .f the l dy s,i'; doing
the work that tut lure lutci'dod it t.i d ,
It puts the whole system out of tune
out of harns'iiy. Sickness III on iiac
of the hdy Is likely to, run Into aS
part of the body. When children
j stand n row of hrlcks 01 oiul. they
kivx-k the whole row down by uiwettlng
; oih brick. That is exactly w hat hap-
peiw to the hitiltii w hen the bow - fail
, to perform their proper function.. (Vn-
!stlatlo:i makes trouble all along the
, ii.'.e puts the liver out f oider. Is
bad fr th kidneys bad for the stom
i actio. It lHlda In the txnly i4onous
j matter, a:ul because it cannot .. any
j place else, it gets Into the Mood. The
I blooil carries It all over the system,
i That makes sluggishness, hutMitude, twul
breath and foul timte In the mouth. 11 lis
r i1h .Hxiniu he with gas and enuavs
windy N'lching. stoxt d'gestkv-i in the
: slxtnache, uses sur stouiache, he.ti-t-i
burn and headache. You can avoid all
'such trouble, for Ir. Plen-e's l.tsaiit
IS'llot.i I'l'KK constipation and its at
tendant evils.
Suul L'l ivnts In one-ivnt stamps to
Ir. It. V. Pterve, Buffalo, N. V.. f.r his
"Medical Adviser." It la a lk of 1(XS
Ikiges. profuwly lllustniti-d.
As the cat of war C'uIhi iiuis: now
take .A back sheli'lf there Is enough of
lv left to do so.
CASTOR I A
for Infant and Children.
bat
rmrjav
i Th Kamtas l,egisla;ure adjourned
without iwtsstrg a law agnlnst appn-
; Jicltis.
Two
years ago r. j. w arren, a
' drnggtet at Pleasant Itroik, N. T.,
! bought a small supply of Chamber
a tuuKU noiiK-uy. no puiiat up
the result aa follows: "At that time
the goods were unknown In this sec
tion; today Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy Is a household word." It is the
samn ln hundreds of communities.
j Wherever the good qualities of Cham
j berlaln's Cough rtemedy become known
j he people will have nothing else. For
by Estea-Conn Drug Co.
; . ;
: " the l-.upn-im rlght-r shouM
ever run h. n-; of ammunition they
might crotite havoc by breaking a few
chunks off th4r names and hurltiig
1 them at ' he f.
A felt want Is that gnawing at
stonuu-ho after you have eaten a
meal, ami can't eat any more, and y-t
there la that fwllng as though you had
eaton nothing. What 1 wajit.il then la
a (l e of Simmon Liver Ilegulat'jr,
the brtit Dyajei)sla cure, for that la
what that gnawing means. Simmons
Liver Itcgulator la all that is recon;
! mended for Indigestion." A. II. iiyc'ie,
I Inlin, Ky. (
A rrovel .device for generating elec.
trinity cone bit ,f a hollow cane in which
a long Hllrn latter' 1 planed, the in
duotim ol being placr.il .; to the
hand!" and sturrounil-d by two remov-
; able banils attai-.hed by wlre.4 to the Ki)
for use aH pole In giving eb-ctric tr.'at.
nwnt.
"Complete
Mdlli
How to Attain It
1 Vomlcrfiil New
Mrdlinl liaxik, written
for Min only, una
py may be lm frf,
waled, In plain envel
ope, oa application
ERIE MEDICAL CO.,
64 Niagara St,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Marshall &
Company's
Twine
Elmore, Sanborn
S COaa ARCntt
Fresh from the mill for 18!I7 flahlnir.
Every tell guaranteed, please reiwt
I
i
AVctJc Uittlo Pronardlion for As -
slinilaUns5Hk:KHXlniulUt'v1iiU
lliig (tif Slouuiihs aikt ttonvU of
lYonioU's I'Jiiiostion.Cltfcr ful
ncssnikllli'sl.Conldliis nriltrr
U)niiiT.Mor)tiiuc nor Mineral.
Not Nahcotic.
WIm SmJ-
AVOW Utt
rfoj JliW
Apcrftf Rrmcdy foi f onli-v-lion,
Sour Sloiikuh.niautwca
Vonns.Convulsioi IVwrish
tirss ami Loss or Sleei.
Tac Simile 5iStuitur of
NEW S'OHK.
5?!
txACT copy or wrappcb.
Hustler's Astoria
Twentietli St. and McKee Ave.
i
Good Reason
Whv Lots
...Are Selling...
ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO.
48a Bond Street.
-
Beaver Hill
Oilman Coal
.Try It
For Family or
Steam Purposes.
ELMORE. SANBORN & CO
Scuta. A.torla.
ooDpaisof
r w witiini onurrcrT.
Ul7 III (, 'ill-iOM prrnif.piri.
tirrolnlfttoUdata. uran iiaUrw m
hoiuiifrauuj iirli-ounilxraaiuagiMrau 1
tT, If T'lt; I.Tfrr lHrcm.hr.fl La '
ZffiV.VfluuZ2
cury, Tii'llilir imtu.h, an.1 .nil bar .. hr. ,
rn"...M..c.HiVniii..i.,rri'lih..ir ihrca., !
l'i,nilra, t'opjii-r i'oloreil S1.11H, l lrar. on '
,n, partolh.U rtr. Ilnlrut Kyahmw f.llliie I
rwa ti
,11 1, ll ra in.. p.rriiii.ary iii.dimi l'Hlsi) ;
runranu-Dtoriira. Wolii-it ihnm t nlmi
1,11a raara aru rn.iuvut;n tlm ivorlU lor a
riiawerftaniitrur. t'tiia ai' h i aiar
tiultlaainnakillotttiaiiiiiatnuiiuriit iihyal
; nma. sno.ooo .t,in i i , .i 0r 0iir,,nnfc
iuui paaraotr. Atraolnir iirirof. trai-iiMi
, ( ;0lcia.n. adfln-M Kllfi IlKMl- DV CO.
-J Maauoiu X.uuyle, CHlCAI.O, ll f-
fiOVRKNMRNT 1'ltOPOHAlS !
WANTIOI).
I'KOI'OSAI-H f..r frt.h l-f and j
fresh mutton: rilllcA CmYf Commls-j
nary, Vancouver Harriu kH, Wiish., '
Aril 1, ls7. Koal.l proiHrrali, In trip,
lic.ite, will ! rvceivitl h-r. nnd at '
olll's of Cmmil.!irl.Ti nt following;
nam p"HW, (f'-r fr.-sh U-ef and fnnh !
mutton to Im- ddivi rtl at thnt jKiit
only), until 1: i,'n.K-k nm, May 1,
IS!7, th-n i-nfl, for furnishing and
d!lvTy to snbl.-t'-nc d-piirtrn-nt, IT,
S. army, the frcn!i l--f urnl fr.-sh unit-,
ton f-n.ll.-d f'rr by the fomrnlmary at!
Pont to le Hiipplk-.J ilurlnif U months,'
fomm.-nclng July 1, ISIiT; !,,... ftar
rarku and i'ort Sh.-rrnan. Idaho, Kirrts
1 -ini)y, .spirttnw. W alla Walla mnd ;
aii....nv.T i.ami.-K, wain, fresh .
be..f Rhall io if')0'l In finality and am-'
dltl-m nt for Imtnediate ., and from I
r.r ,.n,i 1.... 1 . 1
rore and hind ipmrler meats propor-
tloaally. Inrluding all b.-Ht ruts there-
of. Krr-Hh million hIihII be of itood '
fat M.rw! rrtpl.', l.l
M1 j
'luallty, from
'luiuity, rrom
eim.Ts ov.t one and under throe '
yoars old. li.-cf arid rnuttfm to be '
drMK-d and trimmed and dellwrwl ln I
,, , . . 1
, ,,- , nrcuiar til in-!
at ructions to Mddi-rn. 'rorxmuls will
be aJt reM vr-d k la tine- n.-i.,. , ...mi.
bidder will d.-llver fresh beef or mutton
of characu-r above stated, and to be
dollverwl of t.-mrrrature not greater
than 60 dei;rer-s Fahrenheit. Govern
ment retv.Tvcs rlglit to reject the
whole or any part of any or all bid.
Information fumlrtuvi here, or by
tmnmiHsiiry at the tx-viral poata. En
velopes containing proposals) Bhould
be markel "ProprsalH for Fresh Bf
(or Mutton) at and addressed
to undernigncd or to Commissary at
pts to be supplied. W. H. Nash,
Lleut.-Col., A. C. Q. 8.
OABTOIUA,
tin
S3 rj
i
TH T1S1
SEE
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVERT
Borrui: of
CulotU It ftt is Is sm-iIm Mtlet enlr. It
it nU la bulk, Pca'l '.lo Sctum to tall
..a taythltg 1m tb 1m or ft remit lUt It
li it "Juit aa gaol" sad "ill anir ttarj par-
q .- pet that joa (t C a o-T O-B I A.
lit
ttlMf.
HituaU'ti oil tlit'Huutli fit
of AstoriuV lii!ln.
Twenty deroofl wtirnu r
and vetrotntion JJO tlavn iu
atlvanre of tlu North nitlt
Magnificent si tea fr rc-
itlences, overltxiking river
iuui bay, sunny and tdic
tered.
rauy iuui nuturai gradi'.s;
httlo or no gnuling needed
ni 1 aon.'T'rn.
ftuMJr ttr lkm.trrli.aa.
"", S.rraaiurrk.
Uhlix, aaaalaral Ji
hara. ur anv Ibdtak.
11. u, imialka ur ukra
tln ut a, a n a mm.
CT braaa. S09 aainaoai
INDIO
Absolutely
Dry and Pure Tropical
Climate
irronounced by TliyHicians th-
L', 1 .1,, t ,,
niosi p avoraole 1 11 America
i .. a' C
lOf HUfltTerS ffOm . . .
Lung Diseases and
Rheumatism
Many Remarkable Cures
Tha objtotlona urged agalnat Indlo la
tha past by tha large tiumbcra who
otnerwl would have bean flail to taka
advantage of Ita bvnaflclal climate, haa
hn a lack of aultalila aroommoilatlpn
The Houthern I'acinc Company laam
plwaaura In announcing that aevaral
Commodious and
Comfortable Cottages
have Juat baan erected at Indlo atatlan.
that will be rented to anpll.anta at r-a
onable ratna. Thuy are furnlnhcd with
inodnrn convnlrj jm, auppllvd with purl
artesian water and so sliuatfd aa to glvr
occupants all tha advantage! to bs de
rived from a mora or leaa protract' J
rwilJ.noo la thli d.iUvhtful cllniata.
(From th Ran Franrlaoo Argonaut. )
"In the heart of tha great dmert of tha
Colorado which tha Houlharn I-ucltic
t-'averafra thero ! an oasis callml indlo,
w in UT ln,"l. th." """r""1
of the earth. W be!lvi, from personal
VoatlifatIon, that for certain Individual.,
tlmre Is no spot on this planet so favor-
ble-"
ii- r. Btawart, u., vntu: "Tha
ourity tt tha air. and tha eternal aim.
purty
ahlne, fill
one with wondxr and delight.
Natur haa accompllahed o
n.uoh that thM ramalna but little for
man to do. Aa to Its pormlhtlltlea as a
health recort-hara la tha
moat perfect
unahln, with a temperatura always
plcaaant, a perfeotly dry soli, for rain la
an unknown factor; pur oiyian, denaa
atmoaphara and pur water. What mora
can la desired? It la the place, abovt
all othars, for lung troubles, arid a para
dise for rhaumatlca. Conaldorlng th
number of - sufferer who have bees
cured, I hava no heaitancy In reoom
mending thla tenia! oasl as th haren
of th affllcUd."
INDIO
mm
f ft 1 m 4 i
I a W M M MWW
m 1 r,M
Baat'tflluCilailt
-..'.M.tl,a n Umsstaan.
V V ".li. J Jr' slais rarsr,
0. B ' ' Mil . V rv
n ant r ' Cinuiar arn va rwiam
Is 6l3 miles from
SAN FRANCISCO
and 130 Allies from
LOS AN0ELES
Fare from Los Angeles $3.00
l.iaiAI. A I V K I IT I H K M K NTH,
NtTltK (r KXTKNHION lr OIM
MIOItlMAIi HTIll1: H'P.
Nlri la Ib'ivhy nlvi'n I hilt III CiMIl
liion 1,II of tlio Clly of Ant.iM.
Clitlanp iniiny, Klivto tri.it, hav il.
oldod nnd doiermliil lo ntinml i'hh
inoinl Mir.'ot. in Iho 'liy f Aalorta,
tho beglnnliiK, l'nii!mia nd lntnna
dlitte Minln, nud IIm land to b miii
iIimiuiioI iK'Ing hoii'lnafler ilr-si-Hlwd
and Mi-t foilh, and n iii"r fully !
peam by IIm n'l'il. nmi, plala mid
norvoyri of wild pro",l pt'iilon iu
Conuik.'n liil ali'l. now mi din In tha
otlli-o of the A ml Itor and Tolloo Judiia,
nil. I ombliirnl mid il.orl!o. III ldl.
iiaiuv No, iM, tuvtlll.ol "An ..rdliimioa
i-oiitlrmliiit lln' report, plal of mirvay,
of the propowsl rnUMial.'U of t'.uiitiior.
olul atrvol," appiMvihl Maroli '-3. I'HT,
and the Common Ciincll of llio oily of
.Vloi la. Clnlxop roiinty, nnv i'i l'v
lug anoMMakMil by lnv-ilirutln nnd
ln.ulry nii.1 nn rxunitniiUoii f tin" rar.
oia tlmt J. II Maiwo'll. ' A'. H..na
and T. t . Trnlllimor me ihi -Ii .Haiti
trr.l fiwlmld.'ia of tho Clly r Aa.
torla. ruid no kin lo a 10 of lh n..i of
Pomona Ititen-nl."! in miy pr.pmty lo
Iw ii4pi.rluln for Hie rtl'Miaioii of
Coiiiiiii.-lai slreot n" provl.lnd by 'r.
dlnnn.tt N.i, rial, onlltli-l "An ortll.
H1.11.W .iitlfmliiri tl' tM'ort. plai f
aurvoy of llvn pi.iMaMl rutonnloii of
(miu..vi atr-l," avpcnivwl Mmh
.3, tsti?, an.1 that h of naJ I r-n
Ikuaarwa tha iiinlini'ntloiM of Jiii-iih of
tho 1 'trim! 1 lotrt f lh Hlale of tr
gm, r live County of Clat.p. In
that tln-y and raoh of thom am wlilta
main illlliui of the I'nHavl HUlna and
of the Ktata of (rKii. or tho aa
of '.'t yu, and ai- and hava b-on r I
donta and legal votara of AaUirt,
Cllasop iunty, i'rrou, and of tha
warxla In whJrh tliey now ti.ltt, ft
mora tlvan one yrur lost pat. and -nh
of thlr iiaiirPi aiw on Ilia la r'U
of said Cliata-.p mtinty. and that aoh
of tlioiii are aubjeot lo Jury duty, and
that food and all of "old above- nanm
pt'rAMu, afir lnv.-tiati.'ii nuiU, ara
onlltlrHl and iiainrd to aot aa vlewrrs
aa miulrl by llw ohartor of th City
of Aatoria. and i.wmnint all tha qual
Ulratlona nm-naary Ihrrefrr aa fully
and ihitlfa'torlly apii 10 tit t'otn
mri .iinoll, at-r tht, hivraitttfatlon
nm.lrt afonvutld, and rw.-li of ruld
naiirnJ iK-rwua hailng by a wrllton
atatinuiit, filed In th rtla of tlx Au
ditor and roll.v Judg, havftu doiar.l
that tjl.-y in.ar.aaal lite no. y ipial
llli-tttloua to a t aa vli-v.-r af. trld,
the aald J. II Mnnm-ll, C. W. :iona
and T. . Tnilllnicr be Uul thr-y ara
lir-rvby tt(nlnls vU-rrrJ lo vinw tha
prop.vaml i.it.iiiin of Coiiiiurr.-laJ
atrrrt in tla City f At.rla. na da
ai rtbnl by Iho Hurvpy.rr and .iiiI.mI
In his mild r"irt. which a a. I report
was ailopte.1 by the f.min n Coutirlt
of the Clly of At.-rl In a.iid Ordl
miw No, .'31. aihl ar Iwrvby author
lard and eniovvrtvd to niako the aa-ra-unnt
tf Iximrtta and .Uuiaa in
oKnlng and condemning ,,f iui I'nin.
rnr.n trw(, an re-iuiml by lb cnar
l.-r f tlw City of At.a-iH. Ih.ti raid
Mr ..r herein apiMdnrnl ara h.-mby
rrinlril and Instructed to tut nt tba
ofH of Uk Auditor and I'olloe Jti.lfa
In Ihti City Hall of said city of Astoria
n tlm 3oth day .f April, Ml. at tha
hour f 10 o'clock In the forenoon of
a.tbl day, and tlmn and tlvrrn l.i -iiial-Ify
as Much vlev-era aa tvtilrd by
tl. cluu-tr of the City of At Hia.
That tlw ltiii.tnrl.. la-sinnlng. tr
mliiiin, lot.Trnelliito p.lrita and ils.-r1p-tton
of tho property to lie ont.-ivd upon
ami onititi-minM tr tho prpoa-d ex
tcnaloii nf nald Corimwriiai tr-ot ara
drwrll.l as followa, t.-1l;
H-KlmitiiK at a joint nuu-kad by a
tai-k in tho .ut Irno f Hovnitonth
atroot. at It lntersiiin wlih th a .uth
lino of tNriinw4'olnl ntiwt, whl. h point
U TOO foot north, 4 WToa !i tnlnutas
wont arid 30 fret north, ti drenea JIJ
tnlnut. oast of a Mono monument at
cwitiT of tho lntormi-ti.in f So'.n
. niti ntr.it wtth Kianklln avmiue, in
Hhlveloy'a Aatiia. which took l alao
tlio rx.rthw.-at pnrnor of blm-k 1 .13, In
Shlveloy's AMotin; thonoo nuinlng ravat-i-riy
and Miralkl with live north Una
of Kx. haiign Htront p tho wont lino of
Twenty. third n I root, cxtondod, a dta
tancnof IKK) foot; itioiuH n.-rtlntly and
at rlgltt ang..a 10 tho north lino irf
ICxi-hango rrtroot BO fnot; lh')iw wint
erly and iianillel to the north line of
ICxoliaugo at roe t 2100 foot, to a point
f IntKrwHtloti with tho ant tin of
S"Vont.mith str-t, 10 tVet, tiurthorly
from live pliuv of lMtrinriiing; thotioo
southifly CO fo. to tlwi rlav of lmgln
nlng. Said strip of land north of and
ndjiicont to lots
1,
1.
1.
3. 4. 6. A,
a. 4, ft, .
1, 4, 5, ,
3. 4, r.. .
3. 4, 6. t.
3, 4, r,, .
block 1.1.'; lota
l.lix-k l:il ; lota
I.I'M k I.W; lots 1,
bbftik IL".l; Iota I,
hlck I2H, lota 1,
block 1L'7. all In Shlvoley's Antorln, nnd
a!o lying north of ami ii.IJiio.-nt to
Klghlii-tiih, Nineteenth, Tw-nt.-lh,
Twimty-first and Twi-nty-an-rntid strveta.
'J'tuit all of said d-c.rllxd rcvil pniporty
and all of suld lots and block ara
situate ln tlie dlnliint eiiibnuvd In
said proMmed fXtonoloii of Coirnn.Tcial
Htria-t ami nil of said portions
of wild lots will iw condemned
and hii apimiJaoiiKTit of the Ixm
oll t and damiitres riultlng to the
ywiK-nt of aiiJd property will be mud
by said viewers afor.wn.ld. All per
sons owning or lntoni-stM hi any of
said property to lie endemn.-d for said
propowNi exti'MHlim of (N.iiunenlal
Htroot are hon-by duly and legally no
tlMcl of the action of the Common
Council pursuant to the retaliation
and nrdinanrx-a hTtofore adopted by
said Common Council for said exten
sion of Commercial street.
This notice Is published by order of
tlm Common Council and pursuant to
the provisions of the charter of th
City of Astoria relating thereto.
Dated at Astoria, Oregon, April 18,
1897.
H. E. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge,
A Handsome Complexion
Is on of tba greataat cliarma a woman can
poaaeaa. IouuMi'a CoaruizioM Powdmb
Rivaa It.