The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, August 13, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY AST0R1AN, FKIDAY MOKNINU, AlWST 1H, 1M7. JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Telephone No. d TKBMSor 81'BSCKIITION. DAILY. Bent by mall, per year Bent by mall, per month Served by carrier, per month. .$6.00 . .60 . .45 WEEKLY. Bent by mail, per year $2 in advance. Postage free to subscriber. All communication! Intended for publi cation should be directed to the editor. B unities communications of all kinds and remittance must be addressed to The Astorian. The Astorian guarantees to Its sub scribers the largest circulation of any Mvvs'.'iper published on the Columbia Iver Advertising rates 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 & Co. are our Port land agents, and copies of the Astorian can be had every morning at their stand. 124 Third street. The farmers of the United State er enjoying prosperity this year, especially In the Great West, where they have suf fered most Bine the panic of ISSi Not only did they share the hard timet and stagnation of business In common with ail other classes of the comumnlty, but the world was producing more grain thaa It needed, and prices were consequently too low to render their operations profit able to any large extent. This year, how. eer, the American farm?rs are favored by the combination of a shortage. In the wheat crop of Europe and of those coi n. tries which compete with us in wheat cspom, with a home crop enormous In yield and magnificent in quality. The managers of the Western railroad lines all expect a year of prosperity. The wheat crop Is larger than ever before grown In the West, with the exception of cne year only. Already the roids are anxious because of a shortage of cars wherewith lo transport this ir-mendous , ll0n with Hostettt.r-s stomach Bitters, crop to market. Tho corn arsa is the the finest, the most highly sanct'oned. lanwit ver known: tho hav croo Island the most popular tonic and preven Immense throughout tha grazing sec tions, and the live stock raisers are Jubi lant In consequence. The crop of oats Is above the average; rye, barley and potatoes promise equally well. Every thing Is coming the farmer's way in tliis favored year. The Increase in the value of wheat, corn and oats, and cf hegs, cattle and sheep, thU year In the ted grazing sec-!""7 entire West Is conservatively estimated j at 1350.000. . In other wtv.H the farm. . aMgn ag cauM Q, ers of the West today are wealthier than h0S agonizing complaints, rheumatism they were a year ago by a sum equal (and gout, and It is, moreover, an excel to half the enUre bonded debt of theism rera-dy for an enfeebled and oer- United States. This Is a bad year for the calamity howlers. They have in the past made the farmers their especial vie- j tims. But the great agricultural states are more prosperous this yeir than for half a decade. Men who are making money are not listening to the walls of political destructives, nor will they sup port measures which would, if carried into effect, deal a deadly blow to their new-born prosperity. The free sil-er craze Is pas-slnp, and the democratic party Is once more on the toboggan leading to a gesieral smash-up. The recent shipment of American tin plate to Paly is another lesson to the American people on the folly and ma. lignlty of the leaders of the dmoctatlc party. It will be remembered that during the second Cleveland campaign, such statesmen as Mills, of Texas, and Vest, of Missouri, repeatedly stated that tin plate could not be produced in this coun try. Vest was particularly emphatic In such assertions, notwithstanding at that very time preparations were going on in his own city of St. Louis for the es. tablishment of the pion'tr tin plate fac tory In the United States. Now, under the start given by the McKinloy tariff, we are not only making the bulk of the tin plate consumed in this country at leit east of the Rocky Mountains but our manufacturers are actually in vading foreign markets. What was true of the tin plate Industry', under the Mc Kinloy tariff, will be repeated In beet sugar, under the Dlngley tariff. And yet, it Is to be presumed. Intelligent peo ple can still lie found who will pretend to dejny the benefits of a protective tariff, and who will go on voting the democratic ticket simply because Lee was forced to surrender at Appomattox, or their grand fathers voted for Andrew Jackson. Some of the American people are tlrm to accept the solid lessons of fundamental political economy, but when they go to school they assimilate knowledge virth great rapidity. They are "studying this free silver question" In two ohject lessoi-.s of unmistakable significance. One Is the advance of wheat while silver goes on falling. This corrects with a club the favorite . falsehood of the screechers of tha Silver Trust. The rise in wheat, tobacco and cotton, regardless of silver or of state banks, or any sort of cur. rency reforms, tolls the story that the farmers can got money if th.y have the markets It Is, thorvfuiv. a polly that makes markets that we want; and It Is bettor to get Rood money for crops Uixii poor stuff that dv-prvclaus or parishes In tho hands of those who have earned It. As President MoKlnUy put Is: "It is Ivtter to oit the mills thn the mints." Object lesson number one from the flcl.ls Is that there Is good money for the prod, ucts of lntelllginc and thrifty agricul. turat Industry; and when the f:irnrrs have a moxl supply of go.t money It U apt to circulate. Right akwiu with this comes the gold news from the Yukon, and other parts of the world, showing that the earth Is richer in gold th.iu any on) believed, until wlthitt a few years; th,.t there Is enough for all nations to establish the irol.l standarl and be as sured of a sufficiency. The object lessjn itum!r i wo In the current history Is that gold Is the money of tho people, always good and never ohoals. and that an abundance of it, and not an artificial val uation of something cheuiwr, is on the stvle of enlightened ami pelf.rospeatlng lahor. The last call for statements of national honk his shown the finance of the commercial world in splendid condition for Just such an occasion as the present. Already Inquiries for discounts for com. mercial paper are becoming more numer ous than at any time since the panic of 1S& Business men, manufacturers and merchants have awakenett to a renliitu Hon of the opportunities of the hour, while money Is so cheap and the cer tainty of an enormous domand for man. ufactured goods In the near future be yond question. Stock markets havs re flected this confidence in a manner that has been costly as It has been punll ig to veterans of the Stock Exchange, who locked for a reaction after the recent advance. Agalr.st such a reaction the confidence of investors offers an insur. mountable barrier. Only when there ap. pears symptoms of a boom as has hap. ivnrtj onC(, or tls-tc, lately w. 11 the In. j vestlng puuc hold aloof until price settle down iiain, whereupon steady vestment Is resumed. PERVE AN INJUNCTION ON DISEASE By Invjornting a feeble constitution, ren ovating a debilitated physique, and en riching a thin and Innutritions clrc ilt- " .... stomacn, remedies torpor or tne liver asci bowels, and gives a hfal'.hful Impulse to the secreting and discharging functions of the kidneys and bladder. Not only does It arrest and prevent the recurrescs of malarial fevers, but It furnishes the only adequate safeguari against them to per. sens who have never been afflicted with these maladl??, but would be liable to Incur them If medicinally unprotected It eliminates from the blood certain' lm- ni'ri!iet w-blrh the most skilfull D.ithol- wrought state of the r.erws, ami lor mental despondency. Lord Salisbury is the holder of five acres of land near Charins Cros, Lon don, which his ancestors obtainM J years a20 for grazing lands, at the mod erate rate of 10 shillings an acre for Vfi years. It is always gratifying to receive testi monials for Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, ?nd Diarrhoea P.emcdy, and when the endorsement Is from a physician It is especially so. "There Is no more satis factory or effective remedy than Cham berlain's folic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy," writes Dr. R. E. Robey, physi cian and pharmacist of Olney, Mo.; and he has used the remedy In his own fam ily and sold It in his drug store for years, he should cenalnly know. For sale by Estes-Conn Drug Co. Los Ang'd, Cal., claims a population of lu3,''). "They don't make much fuss abMt it." We arr speaking of De Witt's Little Early Riser the famous little pills fcr constipation, blllousnesi, and all stomach and livr troubles. They never gripe. Charles Rogers. Keep Up Your Scott's Emulsion m Summer-time a What are your resources for the summer? Have you an abundance of health stowed away for the long, hot, deplet ing days, or does summer find you low in vitality, run down, losing flesh, and weak? Scott's Emulsion of Cod-!iver Oil will give you the proper reserve force, because it builds up the system on a solid foundation. A tonic may stimulate; Scott's Emulsion not only "boosts," ft sustains. It Is a wiie precaution always to nave at feast a small bottle of Scott's Emulsion in (he house. Unopened, it will keep indefin hety TigMy corked, after using, kept in A cool pkee, it will remain sweet lor weeks. For taje by all druggists at 50 Cents and JX It will go... Right to the spot - Avcr's Hair Vigor will go right to that bald spot and begin to bring the hair back. It Makes Hair Grow. A REMARKABLE CURE OF CHRONIC PIARRHCEA. t . Private 'in Company A. XCTth Pennayl - vanla Volunteers. I contracted chronto diarrhoea. It has given me a great deal of trouble ever since, I have trlod l doien different medicines and several prominent doctors without any perman- tnt relief. Not long ago a friend sent me a sample bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Pirirrhuta Remedy, and after that I bought and took a W-eent bottle; and now I can say that I am entirely cur- ed. I cannot be thankful enough to you for this great Remedy, and recommend it to all suffering veterans. If In doubt write me. lours grawuii,. STEINEEROER. Allenlown. Pa. Sold by Estes-Conn Drug Co. The airship erase Is said to be nearly as strong In Germany and en tho conti nent as In this country. Trof. Hoffman, an Imperial councilor, has Invented n machine constructwl on the principle of a dragon, with stem propel I. .r. which h Is con Aden t will work all right. . . . . , The tUvsl.s n the tiorth of Ireland lately Women are not the only ones who are ( , , . , , , a ere almost unp.-v v'..-nt.l. Thousands sensitive about their ag.e. A man dixes .... . . , , .. . . , ,, of acres of fut m land were under water not like to be told that he Is getting old. ( . ,. , .. all over the province. Health keeps a majt young. It Jocn t make any illfference If he has lived eighty year. If thoy have been healthy years. Mr' c- I Hasbronck. a drugvlst at Men he will l hale and hearty and won't :don Mh.. says all of the g.w.1 testlmo look within twentv vears as old a he ; hat have Wn n published by the is. Good dlcestlon and rich, red blood ' nuuiufacturers of .'hamlwrlaiti's rollc. ,.,..(..... . i ri..... ,, ... ... .. , make tss;pli 1 -.tr vivohfiil lr rterc's Golden M.ilioal Discovery make t-d blood. It niak- health tn th way. It works according to th. r! h. r:sht right tl.torj". and In j has protsl tht.t tN correct. It l. Ktrts ars of practi''. It hcory is .ilxol-.K- ly at the '.'glni'lag- begins by putting the st.tna. h. liver bowels Into wrfe-t ord. r. tut It .. Its good work on the bbxd Wfor- a I finishes with the dig. tlve -yst-m. It searches out dls.ase germ wh- r--.--. :- th. y may be atul fotces them out of t All drusslsts keep the "I':s--ov. body. H. B. Chamberlain, form, rly o' D n. ver. Cod., who died recently !n Kngi-.ri. made a tailure ox j nrancti-'s ot ....s:n-s- hefore he star.d to Ki n'. real estate. He conducted his operations on such a large seal; that when he died he owed M5."SV'0'. "Let me give you a pointer." said M. F. Gregg, a popular conductor on the Missouri Pacific railroad. "Do you know that Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy cures you when you have the stomach ache? Well, It doa" And after giving this friendly bit of advice, the Jolly conductor passed on down the aisle. It Is a fact that thou- sands of railroad and traveling nv-n never take a trip without a bottle of this Remedy, which Is the best cure for bowel disorders In the world. 13 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Estes-Cor.n Drug Co. Dr. C. W. Chin?eilor, the t'nit-d States consul at Havre, wh3.-e unfavorable le port In r-nard to Fr-nch wln-s was dKi. vowed by the state dpartm nt at Wash. Ington, has returned home to r.iltimore. He maintains that hi- report vis cor rect. John Griffith, of Zanesville. O., says: "I never lived a day for thirty years without suffering agony, until a box of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured my plies." For piles and rectal troubles, cuts, bruises, sprains, ecz ma and all skin troubles De Witt's Witch Jinx.-1 Salve is unequalled.. Charles Rogers. A newly de-lned !,ust for Ire-Mm.ik-T's use is made of a S'-rl s of non-C'illaps. Ible, rlifH, vertical stays, with nljuslaMe' cross Land.-; attar-h -d l.y m-tns of clamps o they can I; ex;ind-d until the proper nape and .-iz- ar-; oljtal.-v-d. Xervous debil;ty is a common coin plaint, especially among women. The best medical tra'ment for this disorder " a p-rs!"tent course of Ayer'e S.-irap-;.rilli to tleanse and !nvitrorat the blood. This biing ar.cornpl:-hvl, nature will do the rest. The bet frlir.sr-rs of th- Horn -in army wrr from the Hil-nc y. y. Roys were trained to early prificlency by having their dinners vtr.Hn-b d from a tree and l-ln? r-omp'-lled to cut 'n. "trin? v.-ith a sllngstone ere th'-y could ine. "I crave b'it Or,e Minute," said the public epeaker In a husky voice; and then he took a dose of One Minute Cough Cure and proceeded wl'h oratory. One Minute Cough Cure Is unequalled for throat and ung troubbs. Chas. Rogers. The woman who reads the advert!."-, ments carefully can furnish her bouse an dress hers-lf better on less money than the one who buys haphazard. Burning, Itehlntr skin diseases Instant, ly relieved by lie Witt's Witch Haze! Salve, unequalled for cuts, brulv-s.burr.e. It heals without leaving a soar. Chas. Rogers. The joy that '.he f-umm-r g!il fei., when Khe sees her name In r,r;r.t i - deep ar,d peculiar one that no other con- ditlon ever Induces. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlsr rhcea Remedy always affords prompt re )lf. For sale by Estcs-Conn Drug Co, Use WeWbot Corn Care. No cure no pay. For sale at Estes-Conn Drns: Store. TUB OIUKCTION NOT ClOOn. There are people who have objections to advertising matter In the column of a newspaper. The ground of objection Is that they do not viuU lo read ad vertisements. Now this objection Is not good, for oftentimes thue advertise meats convey valuable Information. j r instance, how else would the trav eling public learn of the excellent din lng car service of the Wisconsin lt jtral lines between St. Paul and Cllcgx tor the general comfort of traveling over I this popular line, Kr particular, call i on the lustres t ticket agent or nddrwa J. C. Pond. O, P. A . Milwaukee. VU or l?. S. Hatty, r.iwrn) Age-nt, Hi ! Surk Mm,,t iv.rUaj.d, Or. ' A bustn-s. w oman iwisl to imr.lon.sl If M ,'"ui u k" p up with ll. . ,umnt r 1,0 M etl.i... tie, j There I a time for eicrythlmt; and n), time to attend to a cold Is whin It 'starts. Don't wait MI you have ron. 'sampilon but prevent it by using One 1 xtimit fouxh Cure, the gr.su remedy ; fr roughs, cohls, rtvup. bronchitis anl ll throat and lung trouM. . Charles ; Roger. ( j l5niv ,n ()pon 1( u.)llto,. (f JlH.ky lw,o , ; Uvn ,llrji1 , ft N,w ,m . iH , ;. 0,.,. .. laud c mi t. ry are lh ims passe.1 the pot' What rsuses bad dreams Is a question that has never been satisfactorily an swered; but. In nine casi-s out of ten. frightful dreams are the result of Imper fect digestion, which a few doses of AVer's Sarsanarilla will effectually rems- :,,y Don.t lU.lliytrj. tlH,a.. t . ' ult ' u " 1 ."umio,.. uerneoy coma ee .Indicated In that town. Estes-Crain Drug Co. Kor sale by The author of "D.il,r.'. I wi i.ronlim i'id. S!l.r Thr.ads Among th.' .'.oil' has ! . :t h.uile I Int., e.":r( for fading t 'port his wife. 1: Just gave me?" saked little Mable. "No Mamma, was that a sugar-plum you ar, It was one of Dr. AVer's Pill." "Please, may I have another?" "Not now, dear; one of those nice pills Is all you n. ed at pr-sent, because every doe Is effective." It has U. -n decl.l d to bud I i!o-!on' new Masonic Temvl upon the she nf the h :m..l structure it'Ti.mont and Royle. ton streets. It heals everything except a broken heart, may be said of De Witt's Witch ri'.z.l Salve. Piles ami rectal diseases, cuts, burns, bruises, tetter, rczemix and all skin troubles may be cured by It quickly nnd permanently. Chas. Rogers. ,n ,he famous CJ ird.-n cf r.llves at j.Tijsab m there are tight fiourl ..'ilc.g olive tl,n arp km,wn , ,,,, ov,.r , ,, y. ars old. Vim. Vigor and victory these are the characteristics of Dc Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills for con. stlpatlon, biliousness and all stomach ar.d Kr troubles. Charles Rogers. Orman engine-drivers r-celve a gold im-dal and one hundred pounds for every ten years of service without accident. Don't nauseate your stomach with tens and bitter herbs, but regulate your liver and sb k headache by using those famous little pills known as De Witt's Little Early Risers. ' Charles Rogers. f!..u,.... L ... . . ... .u,ijii.ii.-(ir an-i iiirminrn.im II. Mm mi t.,r.most inlustriil centers of Kiiropp. I TV, l.,.n. ... I., ..... , ..... .,,, miuuiu no mmmea nnu no allowff to itrow srragglly, and If grizzly, ,or or uneven color use Hucklnchum's ! Liye which colors a beautiful brown or black. J lans ar on foot f..r th't eslnblishmenl of a horn-) for aic-d .SjilrliualM-.s In Chi pens aivi i,iui fornu.I a unlrpie bloysom combination In table :le?oratlon at a l incheon recinlv. Rmsh the hair dally through to the scalp, and occasionally apply Hall's Hair Renewer, and a luxuriant head of holr will be maintained of a natural hue. I A family of t.iilJ-si kltt. ns lx the clti-ment at W est Franklin, Me. OASTOniA. Tit tw- I . A well-conHtru-jt'l brick hous; will out last one built of granite. OASTOniA. I Tit tur J No bird of prey has tho gift of song. OA8TOTIIA. When going East travel on the North ern Pacific Railway. Quick time and the only line running dining cam. Train leaVe POT"tIan1 dalljr at 11 'clock m- CASTORIA for Infants and Children. Thtfis lail n (tfutut ttirr K i AN OPEN LETTER To MOTHERS. WE ARE ASSKKT1NO IN THE COURTS Ol'R R1C.UT TO ihii DCCU'SIVE VSK OV THE WOlU "CASTORIA," ANI 'PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRAM MARK. 7, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, qf llyannis, Massachusetts, was tho originator ("PITCHER'S CASTORIA." tho same that has borne and docs now sift. on cvor bear the facsimile signature of wrapper. This is the original "PITCHER'S CASTORIA,'' which has been used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is the hind you have always bought fi.4rm on and has the signature of 0&ffi&ZtC wrap per. No one has authority from mo to use my name ex cept Tho Centaur Company of which Chas. II. Fletcher fo President. a . j . March S, 1S9T. Do Not Be Deceived. Do not endanger the life of your chiKl by accepting a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in gredients of which even he does not know. "The Kind You Have Always Bought" BEARS THE FAOSIMILE SIGNATURE OF S7 y Insist on Having The Kind That Never f Failed You. M ?"?v x. iiiminnn nroTnnrn' 1 v A'J , 11 I T SSMif l'iui'irTi:ai'.M. " Msrry, KnxuiUi s Imn., Vnfh-m. -.A H V F V - lVtullwll..l. II Uf Sll l nf liWtlt, l"rv.il . M xy v J u"-"( U'.-iin, wUkhl(uoH'ii--.i)"ti'iipniii"friHil Mnrrnnr lrr,a all h.irn.r.. Imnotswr. 4 I' tl lS. a at cImiims Um Uvr, ut 4 kl.lrmrisml lhllrlMrr.irr"ul aU UupurlUS, ri'PlltCNr lrenfthiMn.l rliirmJI "". . . ........ Th rroii n!Tfr ni rurr-t by m-inr la bru riwiy rf ewi ar irnnwan wn PrtMtalMla. 't'l,lliKSKmhMUy n..nrmtr loniilih.HHn..i.rilun. kiuirilm.,iik x A wniinirn'r-iiitifirn'"l i"nr riurno llm hnim rt.x mA WZavt a pwiuui.tt l.a) .t.)i,.nli f viu. or mall. H-nU l.w ms clrcuUr wi iMUinouiaM, AJdnnv Ui VoV MCUICI.1 B P. a iua V,i muMSsra,(V. ( HAS IIOOEHH, tt Commercial Rtraot r.O-TO-BAG n.MiiwmhwtffetM .vnnii.nMfl h.ir. ihmm rrru. 'f..-o-.o I. r-llorT-toiJ lull fafU to Dilo tli h luiMli'nl niAa atrt'tis. vlxuruui and nMfl. irr ft p.i. l a will ihi o titfhloO W eii"Wl t'a In tprlitt hl mm .r l.f ft turw It ailulntjr tumnnlwX l.f dfuatfl.u mvtt hur. HcnU l r our l-.ak1el "Ifc.n t INitwo Sell and iu. Voor Ufft ar. ' wrllioil auftJftulMfti Iras aaiuyls. AMnu i UI UTaMUOJlU MXM Jtl I catwaa w k(u Haiti and Uuarantnml by Chas. lto(era. DruRiiaL mm ASTORIA & COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD TimC Cnrltmmn effect tlv . INU7 I.KAVE Atorla for Klavel at 7 u . m., lo a. m. and U m., and I p. m. dally; at 4;Jj p. m. Haturduy only; at i.'J) . m. dully except Saturday and Sunday; at ";10 p. m. Saturday only; itnd l p. m. dally except Saturday. LEAVE Astoria for Seaside at T a. m. and 10 a. m. dally;; at 4; p. m. Saturday only; at G:30 p. m. dally except lUturilny and Sunday; at 7:10 p. m. Saturday and Sunday. , LEAVE Flavel for Astoria at 8.0J a, m , 8.W a. m 10;U a ,m. and 1:30 p. m. dally; at 3:30 p. m. Baturdsy only; at 4:St . m. dully sxct-pl Saturday and Bun day; at t p. m. dally exc.-pt Saturday, and at t.ll p. m. Saturday only. LEAVE Flavel for Seaside at " 27 a. m. iuuI 10 a. m. dally; at 4:57 p. m. Saturday only, and at B:&7 p. m. dully except Saturday and Sunday. LEAVE Hufflde for Astoria at 6 20 a. m. nnd i:30 a. m. diUly; at 1:45 p. m. Satur day only; at 3:45 p. m. dully except Saturday and Sunday; at 8:20 p. m. Sunday only, and at I p. m. Batu rdny only. I.KAVK Seaside for Flavel nt 6.20 a. m. and S:30 a. m. dally; at 8:46 p. m. Saturday only, and at 3:45 p. m. dully excep t Saturday and Biindny. t MANHOOD RESTORED fiuarautredtocureall nennjusiliaFura, aush a Weak Memory, Loiauf train fuwer, Headache, Wakelulneaa, toat Manliuud, Mglilly Kinla. auiiia, NerTousiiru. all drains. lia of rxiwrr in Uenrailva (int.. ,.l either sex, canned by over exertion, youthful errora, ceaal use of tobacco, opium or .timulanu, which lead lu Infirmity, Conaumptlon or Inuniie. Can be carried In seat packet. $i oo per l.ix, 4 lur i. by mail pretMid Circular free, gold by ill drug Rials. A.k f.,r II; take no other. Mniinfnctiircl by the Peau Medicine Co , I'sria. franrc. l.iue llnels I'rug to,, Uutribullug igcuts, Tuud ud Vsmblll bit., I'urtluud. Or. J. W. CONN, AnC AaUrU. WW T. A. FAST A HICND General Contractor HOUSE, UUIW.K AND WHAKI' HUlMlKIi MOUMIC MOVING TOOLB HICNTKIJ Going East? IP YOU A KB, DO NOT POHOBT Three Important Points FIRST Go via the Bt. Paul bncausa the lines to that point will afford you the vnrv beat service. Si D See that the coupon beyond St Paul reads via the Wisconsin Cen tral because that line makes close con nections with all the trans-contlnentaj lines entering the Union Depot there, ad its service Is first-class In every particular. THIRD For Information, call on your neighbor and friend the nearest ticket agent and ask for a ticket read, lng via the Wesconsln Central llnee, or address JAS. C. POND, General Passengi Agent, Milwaukee, Wis, Or GEO. S. RATTY, General Agent, Portland, Oregon. "cupioem ll.ui of m luixHW Ibik-Ii iijru-Un, uu kly cui y..ui'l all nr- Tuus or Uuw.im4 ol ttir K0iirus oryMi. wli n Ul MiuihHX I.H,ln . ha II. It MflllilltkJ i:illtul..t.a S.n.j,. Iwlailltt GUARANTEED TOBACCO HABIT GUREi iidoctmr ttwdawtrs tibeeotnsBff or.d. lUnr lu HJp.iui.il. In luda.a nl II uTrl t4The Louvre" ASTORIA'S COKCtOtS ' ENTERTAINMENT HALL s ri.ooiti rins Muals. tlina of All Kln.ta. Taro Mftgulflroul llftra. tVCItTTMING rinST-ClASS Good Order and Everybody's Rights HTKU'TI.V OltHr.ltVKII. By nalar Dr. Peaa'g lellot Nri fills. Thta wuuilcrlul l.mlu This Railway Company Operates Its trains on the famous block system; Lights Its trains by electricity through out; Uses tha celebrated eleotrio berth rend lng lamp; Runs splendidly equipped passenger trains every day and night between St. Paul and Chicago; the Chicago, niiwaukee & St. Paul Also operates steam-heated vestlbuled trains, carrying the latest private compartment cars, library buffet smoking cars, and palace drawing room sleepers. Parlor oars, free reclining chair cars and tht very beet dining car service. For lowest rates to any point In the United States or Canada, apply to ticket agent, or address C. J. EDDT. General Agent, Portland, Or. J. W. CASET, Tray. Pass. Agent Milwaukee! I 8 I TIUNM'OIITAtK'N I.1NK, i - JJ-.i-.'---',',",''fc'-, HAST SOUTH I.KAVK. I'HUII.ANK, AKKIVK. 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In, Kanaa (llf an! it I'atii, S' UAYHln Mlln. " and lilcn 4- I'AY to w a.liuini.iii riilL.li-ii'liis. Nr Ynik a nt ll.Mliii an.l ullirr rUat- rru jxiiini Ilnuunif' rliii liisl tti rU to ilcslln aliotl nf tli'ki'la. Fur sln'uiik' enr rcm-rvnlimia, lirkcla, mnjHi an.) lull in f ortnnt n u, rail on or write). A. I). CHARLTON Aaa'l (len'l I'a.a. Ainl. I'urlland, Or (IIS Murrla.m si., t or Third. C. V. HTi'NIC. Aatiirta. WHITE COLLAR LINE C'olumlila Hlvcr and 1'ujct Hound Nar ration Co. Stcnmcr "Telephone" Ia-uvcb Aatorla dull)' rcr(.l HuiuUy, p. m. leaves l'ortlati.l dally rire.pt Hundsy, 7 a. m. Steamer "Bailey Oatzort" Ia-avos Aatnrlu dully rjcnit Hiimlay and Muiuluy nt 7 u. m.; Huiulny nltflits at 1 o'clock. U-iVca I'cirtlunil dully vsrapt Humlsy at p. m. l.tuvra Kiilurilny nlnlit at o o'clock. Steamer "Ocoan Wave" l.i-uvia AatorU fur I'ortlund Wednesday nn.l Kriduy at h.yi u m.; Hundoy at 7 p. m, Aatnrlu fur llwuro Tlixadny and Winln.a.lny at 3 p. m., Bnturday al T p. m., Humliiy rit 8 n m. Leaves rmtlnml for Atnrln. I'luvel and Cliitsop llinrli r Hwiico, Tuss1ay, mid Tliurn.liiy ut H u. m.; Hutiirday at i: o'clock iiuiin. V. II. HCOTT. ITealdeat. E. A. Seelry, AK"nt, Portland. C. W. Stone, Anwit, Astoria. Telephone No. 11. FOR. TILLAMOOK NEHALEM AND OTHER COAST POINTS STEAMERS R. P. Elmore W. H. Harrison Augusta.... ...Open for Special Charter... Bslllnj date 0 ind rom Tillamook and Nchslcra dcrxnd upon ! w.ath.r. Tor Fr.lKht and Pssssngsr Rst.s Apply To ELMORE, SANBORN & CO. AOBNTB 0. R. N. CO., Agtnts.PoHUas