THK DAILY AST0U1AN, TlU'liSDAY MOIiMNU .JUNK 10. )ll!i7. gaily gUtoviau. JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. Telephone No. M. TKHMS or SlBCKIPriO. DAILY. Bent by tnall per month Served by carrier, per month 45 WEEKLY. Kent by mall, per year 2 In advance, Postage free to subsorllHTS. All Communication mienueu ivr imoM- cation should be directed to the editor. Bualmsi communications of all kinds and remittances must be addressed to The Astorlan. Tt. lalnrlnn rmrinllui In ,lm ilh. cribeis the larifuat circulation of any nenpapor published on the Columbia rler. ' Advertising rate can be had on appli cation to the business manager. The Weekly Astorlan, the second old est weekly In the state of Oregon, has. i ext to the Portland Oregonlan. the largeat weekly circulation in the slate. John F. Handley & Co. .ire our Port- land kgeU, and coplea of the Astorlaa ean tm na every morning at their .tana. c TUlrd street. Thre la a past of caterpillars among i the trees and shrubs of Western New Vork, as wellaa In this section of Oregon. til - If. itf B.U.IIAH rt ntunm I ho niiwuwuKwj vorneii i. niversiiy i say that they were batched from esirs' i that were deposited oo the trees last ' j July, and that the eggs were covered with a sort of varnish to protect them from the snow and rain. Tfcey are called j "lent caterpillars" in New Tork, as, af-! ter hntcnlng out. they weave for them-1 selves a kind of tent. After .ttatnln ! the.r growth they form cocoons, and . ahout the first of July develop Into moths. ' siniply the materi.ila for future prtve.'.- lt will be cuiiou If th"e turn out to te of manufacture. N.Tenheltws, the cUissi cracterlstic. of the worms aflllctlnR cat!on In vt includes many prtvli-cts Oregon. A Washington correspondent for sn i Eastern paper s.iys: Whatever differ-: ences of opinion there may be In con- gress In regard to the power exercised K. tha Buiik,.. of the hiise It la .win . the less a fact tnat ne is cnosen as nnalj arbitrator for numerous parllitmenury i bodies all over the country. Hardly j day passes that Mr. Re does not receive ' 1,, m covr' "rly a ,, n,h ef tw ,otal manufactured exports. So Ingot eopp-r communications requesting him to pass' , . ,. . , . . .constitutes r.eiiny the whoie sr the cott on some more or less intricate point on amj manufactures of." hich cuvtrs which local parliamentarians have dls-! almost another tenth of the- aifgrgate. puted and failed to agree. Sometimes ti-Viarl' a leaner of the so-eiiled nra.ru . . . ' facture.' ex-:iorts consists of iHumlnatlmr is a far-away chapter of the Daughters ... . I oil, which is not in the common iio.U r- oi me Autncan jvevoiuuon mat ga ,lamhns of ,h(. tprn, s raiimlfa mire.r pro tangled up over some question, and he ! duct, although it has technical no orre never hesitates to respond promptly l0;Plafe in the pr.-s.-nt rlassirlc.nlon. The the request. Secret orders, debating so- cletles and other tlellberatlve bodies write to ths speaker for decisions. Sometimes ihn more slmnle questions are turned ' over to his private secretary, who has become an experienced parliamentarian from long association with Mr. Ree l. The secretary formulate the reply In some Instances, but the speaker scrutinies it 1 personally before signing, and if It does ' . j not fully accord with his own views the reply Is rewritten. Requests often come j from bodies that have adopted the speak-' . , . . , . . i ' ers manual. Last winter the Maine leg- i islature complimented Mr. Reed by voting j a copy of liis manual to each member of lh legislature. ' mm-mjmm : -v,n r.mr..rtv-nr stan.f around the hotels, watching the registers to catch Eastern buyers for town lots j or gather in the omnipresent real estate ; office to damn Hammond because he j THE OBJECTIOX NOT GOOD. won't let them use his credit to boom j wildcat additions, the' little hamb-t of! are PP1 who have objictlons ..,.. 1 cv,i, ; to adv-r.l.-1ng matter in the columns of Knappton loads two or three large snips i ia newspaper. The ground of objection weekly with Washington lum'.M-r for th- ' . . - i in that they do not v. ant to rend ao- most distant ports of the world, and re- j ver.iemen'.s. Now this objection la not fuses cargoes to other ships because of g.,o'l. for -ftentim--s th-se advertise lack of capacity to furnish them: an l merits convey valuable Information, while logs are towed out of the streams j For Instance, how else would the trav , . , . . , lelitig public learn nt the excell-nt din-. iKtck of Astoria and around past the de-, , in? car service of the Wisconsin Con caved docks of the city water front to tra, bnw-n St pau, Chicago I'ortland and other up-river points, to be j or trie gen-ral 'onifort of traveling over there manufactured into lumber i'nd r--1 this popular line. For particulars call turned here to patch up the streets, or ! i th- :i-arst ticket agent or addr-ss hipped to San Franciso and foreign ports. Astoria languishes and slumbers A few weeks ago a prominent c.mn--ry man Invited, through the local papers, bids to supply his large canning estab lishment with city water a Job worth not less than ?l,iii to any enterprising man and although his advertisement was kept standing for ten days or over, not a single proposal was received. Facts like these speak loudly as to what Is the mat ter with Astoria, and it really looks like there never can be any progreBB her until the Almighty either sends an earth quake to destroy the town lots upon which our citizens depend to make them millionaires, or else visits the town with some sort of plague which will boom the price of real estate on account of the extraordinary demand created for good, eligible cemetery sites. The Portland Telegram says no one outside of Currant's Immediate family circle besides his attorneys professes to believe In his innocence of the murder of Iilanche l.amont and Minnie Williams, and those are only saved from the uni versal execration of all mankind by their ielallMi lo Toirrant. We commend to the Teieicram the following Item from the Washington Post, of May 30 last: Dr. W. W. Hitchcock and Dr. H. Bert Ellis, prominent physicians of Ixjg An- jrvli. Oil., atv at the Shorvham. They have come F.t to ant-mi th nmtiinl ron volition of the American MiMleul Ai.x-I Un, which mccta In Phlln.lclphlA next Tut'ihlny. "I waa In Run FninclHco." mM Ir, Kills, "ut the time of the kllllnir f th young women, HIiiiicIh- Lament nmt M tu ple Williams, for the iilleccl minMer of whom Theodore IMirrant 1 aNtut to iay the, lHMiiiHy on the mllown. In thl way I became Inten-alol In the case, ami have w . . no hesitation In saylnR that the new- o.ivi-s f San Kiaiulseo are luriiflv re- ' onlM for his conviction. They put I tlu public agnliiel lirram from th j start: mv.le tiir'it of th cvi.tcnce that favorr.1 him a:i.l mattnlPcl all the totl i inoiiy .iKauist him. .or a." trie pourr 10! the pre more l.arlv demons rat'it . )ow wh Kv.,, ,wvr:) lllUlllt. ! U) Mm th. sll((k of hm litL .,,,. hllm.in mo,tvr.- .,., ,v Mn.iicthc ; ,( )() h(, om., i,:tr.,, may be sutity (,, msllll, ,, s.,n Fr.tti.-ti.co the pre I lllVt.lf ritn.-e Of srlltlUl.nt Is that the ) ch.iree r m-.iiMer against him was never proved.'" The New York Tribune, commentitw " the coiiM.int n lololn; In some quarter oxer the larse increase In till country" :nanufiicturvl pnxluel. . It can only : nnva and h.irM with some re- J serve. It I indeed, trraiifyltw to timl In J cerusln foreicn market. lor those pro.1- I uct of which the cvAmtry produecs ,ir,llus- , renulre.1 for domestic use j. Unn pnty Pu, lt 'somewhat the reverse of wvUsfsetory to j find factories driven to sell part rf their iruduta in distant foreign markets at an i actual Kxs or at liturw which rlvie no , .. , , profit beontise the present comiitlon of business In this countrv Is still so far , . depressed Ciat the demand does not equal . the outu The Tribune sary: The term manufactured export. 4S useJ ,iy the ,(w,u o( att5tu,, ,0 a, clln-atiot which has always been hat d.xH'iicive. and 1 caKnilatfd to mM mwt minii ' l' ptiuct comi'letci and in form for their w lin,. nM ;irtll., nrc . of 'r.side-J le ImportarH'e w hich are .only the result? of thi"firt stace of rrun ' ufactiirt", un.l are in fact nothlmt but materials f-r fnrthr prviossesi. leather (s orie Qf th.so: it I fairly included with manufactured (iroducts trader the cxtstlns las,i;k.ktion. Ut-ause titer is no stirft .lU-Ui.n .-.f xp.rts into rtk-les for coi sumption and rcaterials Urr m.ur'.'fae'ure ,hrre L of mports: bl !eather alone constitutes more than nirh-frnths of the 'leather and manufactures of." which ! conuvirison so often rmule tc curnent i with distant years, purporting to snow . x;.or. nlway Include the enormoiIy incroas.il production and export-flf t!li . arti"l(. w hich alotw counts in many com I parison for siilnta.-itially the entire In-...,-'.-- shown. In comiKtrison with ymf i.for iileminatire oil mi known, Ciu Item .. . srvniiny mi-leavlfng TS'-re are ''-h,r proiiucT now l -rly .rtcl whi'-h i re in m.i nufa.-ture. but were n.e, known at an ieeause not lavcnred :t f,.w )vars .1?0 Tn ,.Xpcrts of Mcyclcs and parts thereof ainr for tho first time till year in offl.-Ial figure, and amount to nearly tl.i"1."" In the- slrj-'e month of March, and over $4.KT,M In n) momift mHng wftf Man.h. it Is evi.l.-nt that this addition, tls? fruit of American inventive ceni'i. Kiv- no fair indication of the progress of the o'-b-r manufactures in finding foreign l-ev-tlelal to thf country. like the Irwrt-ase in f.xr,0n of refined oil. r Geo. H. liatty, Gerieral Agent, Cl6 Stark street, Portland, Or. E ieh season He- soda water lists sbow a Kreat numls r of new eoneoetjons, but chocolate h'lhis uwl as. the popular favor ite year !n and year out. "They aie dandies" said Tlvw. How- em, of the Crocket, Texas, Enterprise while writing about DeWltfsMttle Ear ly Risers, the famous little pl'ls f r sick headache and disorders of the s.oi.'.ach and liver. Charles Rogers. FOR SKIN-TORTURED And rest for tired mothers in a warm tiatn withCt iici ba SoAP.anUasiiigleapiilieation of Ct Ttci Ba (ointment), the great skin cire. rcTlfi BA ltFMKiiii-i afford iniitant relief, and pointtoaleedy cure of torturing. di-fj-.iriii-,loi.i,ilii.-.ii.ltihiib"rni"U'.hl-ed-Ing. cnuiUid. waly kin and scalp buuiors, with Ion of biir, when all elBe fain. (WH thronrliootth. wnrti. PorrSS DCO SKIN SCALP nd flavir natflH bj CUTICLHA WAS. SLEEP HOBBS Challenges the Citizens of Astoria. A Public Test Agreed I'pon and the Result to be Published In This Paper. CAN HOBBS SUA5TANTIATH HIS CLAIMS? A. f- 7l . JULIUS noons, m. o In view of the great Importance of thl cliullenKe. not only to the rltizenn of Astoria, but to th entire clllid world, tne public will W lnteretM In the ont- om of w hat my be prox rly termed n public investigation of a d.scovery tnH, will become famoti jinl prove of Incal culable- Importance to the great mas of 1-eople who are suffering In one way and another from kidney ailments and other attending ilia The offer made by Pr. Ilobb In hi challenge above alluded to. I a simple and plainly wonted one. In a nutshell he asserts that he has discovered a that remedy that will positively cure that most insidious and common of all com plaints, dlseas of the kldnty: whl-h t w-recklnff men an.! women hf the score d.tily. The go.l ih'it run be accotuvili--!ie,r ' y i V a positive t.-clilc. one that can 1- ndtiitn-j lurnisli help for . onuipoiloa ami t..r istew.i In a simple and plain way in j I'"' "v. r. tck ln-udacbe. tiisines. seir other wonf. a grand, universal me!lcr , stomach. Its of appetite, bidues'lon. or for ; JI kidney trmibles w 111 l- l.nll-l as hsiwl.i, w ,nd be, nit.g. -h.-nrlb u-i." is a ("!vls. n t everv'Wherv. P-': and dlr . after eatlrut. and k!n- The claims- made for tile rem. sly liil'bed deraiig. inent of the liver, stout ica a;iethn i.n . sie:kln In a gsn-ral sense, that fh Hoblx Kcnvdy v'om Miny of" Chicago and S.m Francisco, are the owners of an ASI'ARAUI S KIP.VKY REMKlT whlcii they ivxitlvily aswrl will cur- all kidney ll-nJ'S. with the exception of those where tumors and Hirers have formal an.r a surgical oera tlavi I nct-ssar-. ,t ur Hur.,,- u. mrir o. ( enorr Into u general discussion of the vast j niiml.r of different fosms of kidney tronMes. buf to treat them as a whole, n ! in this .paper .Iw-s nor permit u to oo wnerwise. It ta thoutit thar the only possible way to puhlicly d-t!-mlno Die ral::e of; 1r. floHm' dist'ov.-ry is to CIVE FREE TO ALL those who ar interest. 4 In till matrer a s-implo box of this medicine, and to vave it d-me In sy'i an or n mnnni, thiit nine ran ou.-srior, the hon.-ty r.f the t-st. For tiie puri'ose of nr.fclnir rhls fst s large r.sm:s-r of s.-m p!-.-. b.ive i.,.rr .'nf 10 CMARLFS ROGERS, whl -h will ! Kiven '0 any .,nd all per sons w!j will call at his store on Sat urday, J :ne !j, from 'j a. m. to T p. m. To each applicant for a free- sample of these pills we win al-o give a tittle book on kidney diseases, which sets out in a cle; plain maimer ,'tist sw-tt Infor mation u would Is- ivar.-texl ,y ajjyoiir with wei.fc kidneys. For fn- samples of plllj vF:rT!-: to oh nu, s CHARLES ROGERS, Odd Fellow '5 Baifdin ASTORIA, OREOftV. DriAL fiKXTI.V WITH TIIK STt.lAC?l If It protfs refractory, mild ll-r,fIiiw Is the thlnr to si-t It right. Not al; the nau seous dr:tugbts and bols-s ever inveoit-J can do liaif as much ' remriy its Ubs- ordecs ay a few winegiassfuls lay, tnree a day of ilostetter's Stomal n liitu-rv, which will afford it sp.-edy relief, and eventually banish e'ry dy-peptie ir.d bilious syrnoptom. Sl'-k headaehe. ner vousness, sallowness of th. corupW i!on, f'ir uo the loruru., vertiirt-, and those many Ift-A-wribablo aid ill-a ?'-iibfc- n Si.tions caused by rrKllKestn, an- too oJten rjerpeluated in Injudicious doinrf. An Immediate abariionment of su-h ran dom aod ill ndvis.id experiments should be th first step in the direction of a cure; the next Htej the us of tfol'i stand ard tonic alterative, whtcft has received the iii(,-hest medical sanetlnn and won unprecedented popularity. Tlie iflrl who 'its In th sand nil of ou day in order to (tot a coat of tin to prove ili.ti she has been away for the summer is also likely to get snnstroke that -nay sustain her In tho fiction of being away, but will prolong that absence Indefinitely anil not pleasuntly. Mr. Isaac IIorn.-r, proprietor of the liurton House, Burton, W. V., and one of th must widely known mun In the state, was cuffed of rheumatism aftor lime years of suffering. He says: "i have not sufTI'ient command of lanttuage to convey any Idea of what I suffered, my physicians told me that nothing r.ould be done for me and my friends rerj fully convinced that nothing but d'ath would relieve me of my suffering. In June, ll'jl, Mr. livens, then salesman for ihe Wheel ing Drug f'o., recommended chamber Iain's 1'aln i!:i!rn. At this time my foot and limb v.ere swollen to mors than ioulde their normal siZ" tmd lt seemed to me my leg would burst, but soon after I Ix-Kan using the Pain lialrn the swell ing i-gan t, deerease, the pain to leave, and now I consider that I am entirely cured. For s.-.le by EBtea-Conn Jirug Co. MARINE NEWS. lUIII W AIKH, i l.oV WATKH. OATK. ' '" a. v. j ' ,' r. J liini ft lb in ft b in n. ,ti,m (i! Tlit y. r " s 4 jrtA'i j J i-i J,V: iMI 1'J, U UT 1 V Wetliud'y ii! r V. i i mis t s iu I a 1 4M1 ThiiiKiluy lm lo j hmkii' Atit: ,vi j , I'rhtav. . l'M;Vi " -v ,S !t,YiO' S .tlS 'J xiuil,-vv J II ."J ll !l III SSI' I M.-O II ' 4 .V ,1 j fumlny.. i.v:;i -ll :! &.v,t.' Moii,ly. 14: 1 1" T .1 I it lil I T iii;ia TUB STACK 01 WATKK. M' VTU'N. E if INirlland.l'r .M ! -ll 01 el.m.l . The liiili. i ir . ; i i I malilla. or . .. u 0 m I NMhp.it alt -I I' riindv euau-ttiv u h , ,i m i u ptli eloiot I e imoii, Idaho eler, Idaho ..; ik.ii I id el.-ar Hll XIAKIXK ..ri:.s The J-tpaitnue barkenttne Tniklo Marti arrive I doAti esteniay. Ill tow of ihe I'a tulle. The Hd'nnier Harrison nrrl'"d In ester day from Ttllam.vk and Neliah in, with a csruo of butter and chiKft The State o( t'allfoniUi did not arrive until ll o'clock yesl. rvlay. She had a very large freight list uiij 0 miloon pasnviicer. The river coiiiUmo n (all. iodr weather prevail over tin. t'obiinhla river In si n. wild t will remain cool for the tie st ;K hours. The steamer l?lt,-nal wilt mil this morn- iiifc' for llonulatn, where she will load lumber Instead of at Knappton, as the mills at the latter place m l'H bus nt j Pr-eit to I.nmI the Signal. It would that another eg port saw mill toiild un.l business here. Almost everv m m In America b.t some du.'1-sllve tmt.blr. When men nu-W. the groi-tlng usually Is. "Well, how iii- you?" That dcvclopc li.-oltli talk Tire mall who Im no bowel nr stomach tronhli Is almost a curiosity. Trouble l- men take no care of thetnselve. Th'-v- eat a thtiugh they had copper stonuich. and I'viwels of brans. Iiy and by. ov irw-orkl n.uure reU ls. Then c ime luodaciun, nerv iMisncss, ha,l l,i,v-.l, Uv.-r .ri.l kld- y tnuibk. f'r I'l. re's 1'le.is.int !' !- i i'w. Is AcceK no sul-lt.itr Al re.cn circertalnments ,r cf i-nly cluirnilng. but would t much norvs o If th friendly citterplliar and i'tlve nnt cuild le iHrsuit4l to refaln from o.t.iv ling with the menu In such .net lie . oiti anoUrle. Hun.lre.ls of tliaJfcl have ne,.n In- , ,ry t.iaml-rUln's Com.1i lUm , ,y ,,y r,.Ulln, h, mi, ,,,. f.,r tAhp. anl tnViiir tecJ II tm rli, : lt.my.ves ar ti-.lny tt wsrm-s, film t- j..)r Ktm hy t.4-onn Itk . I What Iaws pi ciiKtom we ire vtlr-n we cannot brlmr overs.lc.-s to remntulac all horn.- during the suium -r. Instrad of rush-j InT off to a mo,piito-rtd!rn re rt -.lo-r. , a bandttox of .-. ror. cists as mu.-ii i" ' oar .ntlrv hou.-. i The paying of debt to ens ir mind t'-le .cir t fiad A SNAP. 1 For vls' ch'-nfl mit on easy terms, I four choice building bus In Mci 'lure's! Astoria For partlcultars call on llovvll ' & Ward. 519 Hond street. BUILDERS AXD CO N'T It ACTORS. If you want mm) Hrmber nd lr,n-et prlc-s figure winfe the OoW Mills. XV. M. EDWAItDS. agont 355 Commerclsi street. Astoria FOR. TILLAMOOK NEHALEM AND OTHER COAST POINTS STEAMERS R. P. Elmore W. H. Harrison Augusta..., ...ALL... .0pen for Special Charter.. Sailing dates to and Irom Tillamook and Nhalem depend apon th. weather. Por Freight and Passenger Kate Apply To ELMORE, SANBORN & CO. AflElNTM 0. R. N. CO., AgeoU, Portland J. B. WYATT, Phone No. ti Astoria, Oregn, Hardware, Ship Chandlery, (Groceries, Provision, PAINTS nrl OILH. Special Attention Paid to Supplying Ship.. A. V. ALLEN, LULbKIN Groceries, Flour, Feed, Provisions, Fruits Vegetables, Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware. Loggers' Supplies. Cor. Tenth and Commercial (treat. if lift ASTOR -ALNotJcUttilo iTopdrdiioti Tor As similating iK 1'iHXj rtlUllU'OllU ting Hie Stonuuhs ami Ikwvls of NMMIBMI tMMI-BMIBJM iTomoU'sDioslion.Clrctrul- iicsantllu'st.Contdlnsm'KlitT ())niiir,Mor)hiiic iwr Miiicr.il. 1SOT NAltCOTIC. Asrts 0U OrXiM UWUIU JltmfUm S-J ' ,4t Jmrt 'U4 SJtt Jtfr.nmmt . If AnctfiTl Rt'tiiotly rorCoiwIip- liOll. Sour StOllUCh.ni.il Ttkk-A. Wonna .Convulsions K-vvrish-tirfjs and LOSS OF SLEEI'. lac Simile Signature ef NEW S'OIiK. .I - 9 Hustler's Astoria Twentieth St. nnd McKee Ave. Good Reason Whv Lot5 ..Arc Selling... ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO. 482 liond Street. SIMMONSX reculator7 - - K Tfie Favorite Home Heme!. For ail Jiscasc v.".. jsJ hy JcranKement of the Livrr, KiJnrs, anJ Stomach, a ! Keep it nl'vjys in the house anJ you win save time and iJoctor s mils, and have at hand an active, harmless and per fectly safe purgative, alterative and tonic. If you feel dull, debilitated, have frequent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appe tite and tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver or biliousness, and SIM MONS LivtR REGULATOR will cure you. If you have eaten anything hard to digest, or feel heavy after meals or sleep less at night, a dose of SIMMONS LIVER Hi.(jL'I.ATOK will relieve you and bring pleasant sleep. If at any time you feel your system neeJs cleansing and regulating without violent purging, take SIMMONS LlVLR ! liftiI.ATOW. J. H a lllu A. Co., 1'lillailelpMaw Signature Is printed In BLUB diagonally across the OUTSIDE wrapper Am m farther protection mgalnst mil Imitation. Afnta for th. L'nltad 5atM, JOHN DUNCAN'5 SONS. N. Y. Japanese Goods Orient!, CtirioH No veltien WING LCE, 543 Commercial St. Wanted-An Idea SS Protftct yoiir Inean: ther mar brlna 3"o w. WrIUi JOHN WKWJF.lllll'KN I-Hl..nt j bhti, Wa.Mnnu.ri, 1j. (. f..r their prlia and lUt ut two inuulnU lurniUoua waulsU. Itisf.u'.'n.i'd.i.lM. iJ of every T bottle of til (th" Original K n jjJ y and denulne) fj Vy iS Worceaterahlre SAUCE SEE THAT THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE op i i IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EYEET BOTTI-IS OF V r-utorls ll fat tp la ns-!is MtlM oolr. It sol tola la b:k. Poo't allow anjous to !! ym muja '. sits oa tut pita or prvaiis inai it 1( "last soul" and "IH uf r pur- i jiom. ' U tkat joa (ftt C-A-S T-O-B-I-a. nam T3r . VjrZT toi ii(ittn( J.'.'l tf 8itti;iU'ti on tlit'Houth Httlo of Astoriii'rt hilld. Twfiity tlfjjrt't'H wuriinT ami vt'jjrtatinu 'M) layn in lulvanot' of thf North nitlo. M mini Hot' nt wilfH for rt itlt'iiot's. ovt-rlookin rivoi ami hay, sunny ami nhrl tort'tl. Kay ami natural grail; littlo or no gnuling tu''h'tl. TltaNHl-oitTiTlott I.IMta. Are You (ionii? KastV tl aur. and tf that your tbk.t rccda via THE NOHTH.WESTERN ' LINE. tha ;CHICA(50. ST. PAUL., MINNEAPOLIS -an4 - OMAHA RAILWAYS. Tkla u th. OMEAT SHORT LINK RetWHt DULUTH, ST. PAUL, CHICAGO And nil I 01 nts Kuril Hilt I South. I rlr MH-nlflc.nt Trark. Prl.aa Vwi tlbuled Mnln and Hlmtlnc Car Tralni and Motto: "ALWAVS !) ri H3 " Il.-ivn tilv.n ttiiH riiiiu notional reputa tlnn All claaafia of pa.aerur.n rarrl-' n th. veill)iilod tralna without ti hnra-e. Hhlp your freight and Irav.i iver ihla fnmoua Una. All ait.ni liara 1 Hrketa. ! W II. MKAU, F. C. BAVOH, 1 ti. n Aent. Trav. F. nnd I'. At. wmininjtnn 1'nrtlnnd, Or. San Francisco Astoria and Portland VIA Eureka, Cal. and Coos Hay. S. S. HOMER Will Make Keitular Trlpn Kvery 14 Duyit, . I'lijinpnerH and Frei'Kht at ItvilnotiJ UUtCR. SEASIDE SAWMIIiIi. A complete stock of lumber on hand In the rough or dreiwed. Flooring, ma tic, celling and all kind of flnlah; mold ings and shingles. Terms reasonahl and prices at bedrock. All order) promptly attended to. Office and yard at mill. II F L, LOGAN. Hnaside, Oregon. Proprietor. OAHTOniA. WHITE COLLAR LINE STEAMER "BAILEY GATZEBT" Portland-Astoria St.vMinoia leave I'oilliuid tlaltjr tf fiilluwa; Alder aliwt iha'R t ib a. D an.l 7 4ft p. 111. Aali alip-i 1' t 7 a. tl and H i, 111, lstv, Aatorta (', ll. nml p. H. N. .lovk. i6 am. ami 8.45 p. ill. '. It. N, li k, 1 n. 111. ami 7 i in. Hatiintiiy nlirlit eliwiiini Iratrm Port, ami Alilx- ultwl ilia k at MS p. 111. ami Aali atrrwt dork at 10 IV in. Hchlul Inoluilrw Himdar nlhl boat out of Piirtlaml and AMortaV hut no Humlar itmrnlnc boU Nlkl tMiat frtim Pnlai. otot wlUi Steamer "Atll.liK" at t'athlainot at 6 a. in. daltr eioap MoiMtay W.tjKrt. Cilftm a4 Knappa. an.l all lan.llnira on lral aiilo, tl. II. Hl'OTT. Prxalilaat IS. A. Heeley, Aotit, I'ortlauil. C, W, rltiilin, A.ht. Atorl. Telrphim. No. 11. Marshall & Company's Twine 131 more, ttiiiitoorri 5t; Co,, AucntM Frmh frtHtt tlw iiillla for 197 flahlnf. Kvery I mil KuaraiitiHMt. Plaa rlKirt any lnuf H.im llKWAHK tF IMl- TATIt NS. Kvvry ball niuat Im niarkad 'MAItSllAM. CO.. HIIHICSVHIlUltr MI1.I.H" Maiiilfoi'ture.! fr"in aile(e4 flax K,-lttUy tr Cill.l'MMIA HIVE It Kl Ml 1 1 MI tW Dual .v.iy ball brar I1m MAltHHAI.I. UIh.. . 7. . t. 10, It. 13, 11. U-ply iO t i:. I, tl. IS, 1H ply tO'a. 7. . , 10 ply Wt. piLoop poison A l 5PECIALTY;V,?2 W Urf IU.Ut l0:: pernaMtH!- I I :Mrdlnlii'itlr. Y uchbirivi4 rr.if wfaii in ui ir rtubfvtem , ikH1 imltaaU, m Mill trhM ru), .iuu 1 11 1 en in nvmn. ur riiroai, rtWilr, 4 iiMr oioril HMt I frr o t f riof Dt Ulr, Hr ut lrrlirw folllnff ul, II M Iht ftflwoiiiiry lU.OOll I4hoQ purnir lurur u m U Uio nvt cl(l aittle ftiul rhnllu lit wurltl fur rntfi mm tniiiMtl rirt. I tm Ui h i i"f1lJl tUm all tit il ih tittMt viiilnttiil tby. t .tn. AOt,4MM MHt Ubira uuf tt tut 1 nip r lwttt. 11. AM HK liKMr.ltY .SNAP A KODAK. al any man rititlii out ui our tur. ami )nu T. ei g Hirtrt nf a ihaji lrimmlnit i "f Mltli Ui-iAlit Ihouallla. Hlifli iliu:ity In the llilir. hj.ui. to offer arernmiKli i. I'lea. any man COMIC AND THY TIIKM. NUdHIIS & CO. AHTOHIA I HON WOHKH Front Ht., of 4th, Aalnrla. Gennral M.icoinists and Bnilor Make, Land ani Mar knfno. Holl.r a,k. Simb hfiat ani) Cnnry Work a Sr'lty. faitln. of AH l)"rlrll-ai MiJi lo O.itr o Shnrl Notlr. .tnhn Fm.,..i'realittnt and H.iprlntondant A. I Fin vie PrMld.nt O. lral Harralary Aatoria Havlnira Ilank Trmaurar Cvrata,tul Tradf-Markt nbuinrd nnd nil rnt UUBincMcunntirtrd .if MOOCNATC FffCt. )0U OfflCC lOfPOITC U. fTIHT Offl0 f 41111 WOUIIlri HID (MlditlU ltm IllllO limit IbusKl remoio irum naainiiK'ton. Srnd nimlrl, ctiawniif vf nhntn.. with Afcrit- tlon. Via atviM, 11 putfiittiLtlri or n(( frm ott (.hdrifi). Our fco nr due Ittl imtrni U urrd. S A PMMLI:T, " tlW t Ohttliii r-tn,lt," wlth nnt !! Mtua hi tha U ti. mid Uttagn cuunuicis acnl lire, AtldicM, C.A.SNOW&CO. Ihetatiny tapsui, ,w .. 10 B,us,im ni i.d;.;i Cllhebt 0' lniCtio!r- .tr CURE IN 48 HOUHi, the ame cliieast'S with out Inconvcnifinre. y ,ttt Hrnrtt'i. (iunu) Tj ;lirii., ,,r ,r liinamni,. A, la llfl.iur.. , l.rltMii - ... . . I'MtEMNBfJHiMirii On. uranM. im-Mitlii.ui, I L . . e. a nr wnt In pkln wr.ppr, l.r ipr.. pr-p.1,1 oi ll "l, or 3 Util,... H it,. m it. vu (UiUMl Emil Schacht ARGHITECT c a -h run vot avpMvvuaavpBWBVBHBp'4nBMHHBaHMjnaT mm Kooms3i7-3i8 Portland Saving Bank Uldjc. Portland, Oregon.