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,1 i( Tin in iiiimiJri THK PAILY ASTOKIAN MOUXINU. SKIM'KMIiKK' 21. W!7. JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. Tel plion No. 66. TEKMH OP MHM'KtlriON. DAILY. Sent by mall, p.r ytar K.N Bent by mall, per month to Served by currier, per month WEEKLY. Sent by mull, per year In advan-e. Postage free to subscrUers. .K 00 All communications Intended for publi. cation should be directed to the idl'.or. Business communlestl.wis of 11 kinds and remittances must be addressed to "The Astortao." The Astorlan guarantiees to I t suo scrlbers the largest circulation of any otirspeper published 00 the Columbia river. Advertising rates can be had on aPpU- cation to the business manager, The Weekly Astorlan, the second old est weekly In the itate of Oregon, baa, next to the Portland Oregoi.laa. the largest weekly circulation In the s'.ats. 1 John F. Handley Co. are our Portland agents, and cop es of the Astorlan can be had every morning at their s:a-J, 124 Third r.raet While aJ! the good reports are coming from Klondike, CYurlboo, Roesland and other fotvlgn mining districts, Oregon mlnens are saying nothing and sawing wood, w e have Just as good gold at horn as ever grew out of doors. The story told In this morning's issue by Thomas Linvllle, of the difficulties Inci dent to the trip to the Klondike country, contains many lessons worthy of careful consideration. From Mr. Llnvllle's ac- j count, which substantiate telegraphic reports previously published in the Astor- j . .. . . , , , . , Ian, It must be perfectly plain to the dull- ', est reader that the Sknguay, or White Fass, Is Inaccessible and that the town- ; and they are dangerously wasted If con lot boomers of Skasuay town ought to be sume.1 by delay in cases where One suppressed : Minute Cough Cure would brlrg immedi The showing- made by the fourth annual j regatta committee in Its statement of receipts and disbursements for the recent j regatta, as published in Sunday's A- torlan, ls a most creditable one. There j remains about a hundred dollars to Ihe good for next year's carnival. There is not an Astorlan or a Portlander who vis ited this year's carnival but will heartily commend the work done by the com- 1 mittee. They worked hard and faithfully ! I for many weeks, and that ttey worked on i Intelligent lines. Is fully demonstrated by ! the results. To complete the prestlg-; ' established It is only necearv ta Incor- I I porate a permanent organisation. If suc i incorporation Is not made soon ;t will l a great loss to tl.e communttv. DOING SOMETHING FOR ALASKA. Our greatest territory may be sMd to have opened Itself. With its more th n half a million square miles it h-s Wen treated for thirty years l:ke an outer wil- . derneos, too remote and difficult to be systematically t-xplored. For nearly twenty years after its purchase Alaska ' ; was a military command, with Just one i slvil officer, the collector of the port of Sitka. In that time a few exploring trips j wtre made by the troops at Sitka. In ! :4 Alaska attained the dignity of a gorernor, appointed by th undent for ! four years, with a salary of $3.(r. The law speaks of Alaska as a "district" and ' mpowers the governor to enforce the i laws, grant temporary reprieves to crim- maJs and command the militia There j are eighteen other civil officers, h,!f of them commissioners In legal cases, and ,hr&it ,h To tucn we wouM about the same numler of deputies. When : say, tr)' ChamWiains' Coufh Remedy, the g-overnor fin.ls no law appMaiMe to a ' Fr cougiis, cold?, weik lur.?s and. t.ron caae In hand, he is authorize to ref-r 1 chlal '-roubles t.o other remedy can com to the laws of Oregvm for gui lar.ee. One of the duties of the governor of Alaska Is to make an annual rp rt to the president on Oc-.oW 1 of .-.ten vnr "concerning his acts and doings, and the condition of the dittri' t with i-f- r-n-e to its resources, Industri-s. p'.pul:iti-n end the administration of th ' i- il u v ernment." This has l..n a l.tht tsk ' hcretof-jre, but the itui'Ion has h.ir.c-i ; The rush of the last few mouths p, ih territory ha given it a comparatively large population, with tne barest frame- ' work of government ready for it. There are now considerable cities on this eons.-. . that have sprung up almost in a night ; and no law except such as Is enforced by j common consent. No roads exist and no j surveys for making them. Mail routes are unopened to ine interior ami in vast region is unmapped and almost un known. The maps that have been lssue-1 are mere outlines. During th thirty years Alaska has belonged to us gvern nient exploring and surveying parties should have been in the field every yeir They would have cost but little, while their labors at this time would be Inval uable, Alaska has suddenly merged from the waiting stage. Congress will now b compelled to act, and much thought should be devoted to the future of the big territory. Provisions for the sale and settlement of Its lands are highly Impor tant, quite as much so as mlnlni? laws. A government at once Just and liberal will be appreciated by the people. One of the members of the house committee on territories says early action will be taken. He believes that Alaska should be provided with a government as elab- evnte t Hint of Arlronn or N w M tc ninl that n .b-l.ir.ite from tlie territory Mil he admitted 10 congress. Tlie .vrn Iiir of .liikn should N for the K n-iit of the whole people. with nmpY sifc ttimr.ls n(r.itn.t m.inooSts. One of tV Htiprvme lefts of the- c.iivioity of congivs' at the owning tston will be Its , i:Ul:i. Hon upon till" Important sublivt. PROMPT REFORM OF UOP11.Y EVILS. The prompt reform of those bodily i-vIK entrebtd digestion, Inccmpete asslmt'a Hon, inactivity of the liver, kidneys and Madder, as well ns of the nervous symp tom wlili h these aliments are especially prone to beget, Is always accomplished by the Use of Hosteller's Stomach Ril nrs. a medicine aocreditis! by phys chip, pronounced pure by analysts, and emi nently whohsome and agreeable. Surely such a restorative is preferable to unpal atable and Indigestible mineral drugs and unsanctioned nostrums. The nut on at large assuredly thinks so, Judging by the unprecedented demand for the article from Maine to Ihe Pacific, a demand new j rWemontcd by immense orders tor It received from tropical America. Mexico, the iSrltwh ami spanisn colonial posses sions, snd elsewhere. Both at home and abroad it Is rowgnigid as a standurd i remedy and preventive, the decisiveness of Us effects recommending It every where. We are all undoubtedly a little Kt cr.uy on some subject or other, and the les craiy we think ourselves the more so we are opt to b In reality. j Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy always affords prompt re- j,lef For sale by Estea-Conn Drug Co. Chrysanthemums have lately been pro nounced good to eat To heal the broken and diseased tissues, to settle the irritated surfaces, to in stantly relieve and fo permanently cure is the mission of PeWltt's Witch Hasel Salve. Charks Rogers. Thf m" u,,tI ls th lAtff- foe to woman's good locks. Moments are useless If trilled away; ate reiuf. ChirKs Rogers. Bright red hats promise to 1-e popul ir ! features In winter millinery. No man or woman can enjoy life or ac comPUsh much In -.his world while suffer- Ing from a torpid liver. DeWltt's Ll::Ie I Early Risers, the pills that cleanss that i organ. Quickly. Ckarlcs Rogers. Many a broken engagement follows ln retura "cm tne seasnore. In these days of culture and progress, do no, Wfar , pitg.y or mU9ta he, when they can be colored a natural brown or black at home with Buckingham's Dye- The woman wearing white shoes on ,he street is not a thlog of beauty. I Running sores, indolent ulcers and sira ! ilar troubles, even though of many years' ( standing, may be cured by using Dewitt's i Witch Hazel Salve. I: soo'.hes. strenf.h 1 tr:s and heals It Is the great pile cur, i Charles Rogers. g,., ln gay plaids of huge design v be seen on women of fashion this fu'.umn. " "For vear," savs Capt C. Muelier, I . ' . ...- dip. have relied more upon Ayer s Fll.s than anytjlng ei.e m the medicine chest, to regulate my bowl and those of my snip s crew. These pills are not severe In their action, but do iaelr work thoroughly." y Wg &nly caase ,h(.y hawn to largtr thn ne i, Owlr.g to over-crowdirig ani ba.1 ventilation the air ol U s-.-hoolroom 1b often close a-"d impure, axd teachers and pupils frequently suffe- U"m lur.g and pare w Itn it- says A. r reo, superia- ' tendent of tf;,fA. J'riir I'e;!, Ti.. "Having svme knowl'.sige of the efflcaoyj of ChamVrlain's Cough Remedy, I have! r.o he.-it-'iiion in r-.corr.medlr.g It to ail ' who uff-r !r n co-ig-.s, 1 :r. tro-jbb s, etc." For Faie by Es-.es-Conr. Drug Co. iOY- Broken Chain The family circle ii never io happy after the chain is broken and a link taken. Some family chains are strong, others weak. Hare Jou a good family iltorv? Or it there a tendency to coughs, throat or bronchial troubles, weak lungs? Has a brother, sister, parent or near relative had consumption? Then your family chain is weak. Strengthen it Take SCOTTS Emulsion of Cod-liver oa with Hypophosphites. It makes rich blood, gives strength and vigor to weak lungs and run-down constitutions. With its aid the system throws off acute coughs and colds. It pre vents the chain from breaking. Shall we tend you a book ibout tius, free? For uit by ail drugfuu at 50c. and t i.as SCOTT 4 BOWNE, New York. si. .0k muttfu. rvet row JuU anil dim A t.e wi(t yem irl avrsy. Brfttittlul, willowy lotm to t'.utt Lof UitntM with evrty t!.v. But Hr itiU It qucta ui hath charmt It pare Who wears youth's coroual ttautlful hair. Preserve Your Hair and you preserve your youth. "A woman is as old as she looks," eays the world. No woman looks as old as she is if her hair has preserved its normal beauty. You can keep hair from falling out, restoring its normal color, or restore the normal color to gray or faded hair, by the use of t Ayer's Hair Vigor. n'eans the renun.-lstlon of many dalntie dctr to the feminine toilette. Aver's SrsaparUla. is not a secret prep aration. Any physician may have the formula on application. The secret of its success lies in Its e rtraordlnary power to cleanse the blood of Impurities an I cur--the most deep seated cases of bloo.l disease. Instead of complaining that we do not get what we deserv should be thank ful for It. Certainly you don't want to suffer with dyspepsia. Constlratlon, s;ok headache. Mllow skin and less of appetite. You have never tried TeWltt s I.lttl- Early Risers for these complaints or you would have been cured. They are small pills hut great regulators. Charles Rigers. The smart woman thinks it very cute to speak of the men of hr acquaintance as "dos." SmaJl presautions of'.en prevent great mischiefs. IseWltt's Little Early Risers ! are -ery small In slie, but are most ef- fective in preventing the most serious forms of stomach and liver troubles. They cure constipation and hcadachs and J regulate the bowels. Charles Rogers, ' There Is no use trying to get plump If you go on worrying because you are afraid you will not. I If you have ever seen a little chill In a paroxysm of whoopin? cough, or If you have Uen annoyed by a constant tlckll-.g in the throat, you can appreciate the value of Or Mlnuie Cough Cure, which given quick relief Charles Rogers. lf celluloid collars did not smell so much like overrii banana th-y might he more iopular. The "Bicyclist's Best Friend" is a fa miliar name for D-Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, always ready for emergencies. While a specific for piles, it also In stantly relieves and cures cuts, bruises, salt rheum, eczema and all affections of the skin. It never falls. Charles Rogers There w-re as rrujiy rwaJ summery! frocks on the stret yesterday as at ar.y time In the early summer. For many years science has studied liquors. Result, the wholt world uses whisky. If has proven the best stimu lant and does not Injure nerves and tis sues like cocoa wjies and other drugged compounds. And HARPER Whiskey ls the ideal whiskey. Sold by Foard A Stokes Co., Astoria, Or. Ha'ing or.re kept hrcise a woman can never be quite satisfied with anything Mher than h'-r own home. i The pi'k man kno'.kir.K at the door of aith ets in If he kno'-ks the riht way, nd, stiys out if he doesn't. There lire j thf.us.-itids of ways of petting sl-k but only 1 '-'..ft way X; tret well. r whatever yu'i will, I if y J do not ur-y';'ir d!ir st)on in good j 't -ier.'i nd m'jke your hlood rb h and pure. I you will not ?et well. Rich, p'ire blood is the only thinx that can hrlnif perfect he.-ilih. ror.tiption Is a disease of the blood. A large part of nil diseased are traceable directly to impurities In the blood and can be cured by eliminating them with Xit, Pierce's Golden Medical Wseovery. The first thin It doeii Is to put the whole digestive system Into pr- ' i fect order. It stimulates the appetite, ex cites a copious secretion of the digestive fluids and promotes assimilation . 1 searches out disease germs wherever they i may oe, sins mem ana rorces tnem out 1 of the system. The "Golden Medical DIs- I covsry has be used with unvarying sue- I ceis for over thirty years. Tnless you are rjulte sure that you know how to eat com gracefully, do not order 1 trait vegetable when dining at a public j restaurant. j Northern Pacific railroad trains eav Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m. t-.t . Tacoma, Spokane, and the Eaut. Cb connexstlon made at Spokane for TVm land, Ncrltvjfi, Sandow and Rrltlsh C' lumbla mining camps. For maps arid information call on or aldres C. W. HTO.VE, Atrla, Or. VThe-i going FVuit travel on th .Vnrt.v ern Pacific Railway. Quick time and th only line running dinlr.g cars. Train teavea Portland daily at II o'clock a. rn. I "My boy came home from school j one day with Ills hand badly lacerated and blueing, and suffering great piln," ; ays Mr. K. J. Shall, with Meyer Itros.' ( IVug Co., St. Louis, Mo. "I dressed the j wound. n.ul uppll.d Chamberlain's IY:i , i Halm freely. All pain erased, and In n remarkably short time It healed with ' 111 leaving a scar. For wounds, sprains. , fw.'lllnns and rheumatism I know of no j niedletii,, or prescription equal to It. I eon-; ! s,er it a household ne,vs-.y." The !i j and .V cent "Ises (or s.i'e by l'sles-t'onn ! j lrug Co. 1 The av, rige feminine can tv n a. I- t work h, i. if alm -i t. .l.nh ih'.'iitih ihe n. out. itilliriil of a ! w w"l.N o' praise. THK OIUF.CTION XT !'tn. . Thetv are people w lm h.u v obje. tl.n.a to a l erasing mailer 111 the colunins of a newspaper. The gtnnd of oh.leetlon Is thai they do not want to read ad 1 vortisoineins Now this objeollon Is n ! good, for oftentimes ;!i e adiectlse.. uietitu convey valuah'e Information. For Instance, how le would Ihe trav eling public learn "f the excellent din- 1 ing car service of the WKMnsIn Cen- : . tral llnt between St. l'aul and Chlcagt 'or the general comfort of traveling over , this popular line. For particulars call ; on th nearest ticket agent or address) J. C. Fond. O. P. A . Milwaukee. WU . 1 ! or Cieo. S Hatty, tlenerai Agent. -' ! Stark street, Portland, it. j LOW" KXCFKSIOS ItATKS TO THK i liRKtlOX STATU FAIR. , The Southern Pacific will make n one j j fare rate from all points on their I'.nes i in Oregvn to the Oregon state fair which ; ' op,ns SepteluhiT .t' and closes Vtoter i. A big harvest and a big fair. A el- an. J j vigvrous, delightful and eotnprehen. -l e : eipooltloil of eer thing pertaining to j the farm and the farmer, ilortl races ! and amusements of all k lids. Sue 1 11 1 attractions every da . I With the present crop prospects and Hi extremely I railroad rate to one fare or the round trip, the peopl, of Oregon can afford to patronise Ihe State f i r that leneti's all classes. "Let parents not live for their chil dren, but with them " The mother should allow no falso modesty to stand m the way of her daughter's knowledge of her self, of her possibilities, of her p.rlls. For over thirty years lr. Pierce has ured his 'Favorite Prescription" as a strengthened a puntler. a regulator. It works directly upon the delicate, dis tinctly feminine organs. In a natural, soothing way. It s-arches out the weak spots and builds them up. A woman who '"uM understand herself should send Si "n:s to the World's Ihsp-nsary, Huffalo. N. y.. for Pr PUrce's Medie-al Adviser. a book of liJ'S pages. to not think that every woman ho looks wistfully at 1 r dal saiins is g -tng to be married this wlnt.r. castoria For Infant and Children. Ti$ ha lls: b is attra PHa BgUl The latest society fad Is to give trimmed hat as cotillion favors CABTOniA. Til fi- A li i of r s. The soda water Imslness u again boom- ! Ing. ! CA8TOXIIA. Th e&"on of pumpkin pie will soon j wllh j CABTOniA. I taSfaf : tai- n gfutm art I f "affSJ. Women desire sympathy; men prefer . help. j "teplele How to Attain IL" A Won.Jfrfnl Kit Mdli-l IfK.k, written for Jln 'I,, . or.s ti pr may be nad f rrr, ea.fi. In p!a;n r-nval-Opi, on splicatioa. ERIE MEDICAL CO., 64 Niagara St, BUFFALO, N. Y. 1 'areata, ana I raa-Mrs oouinea ana ail rax-; iousorriecisOs-osrrj o,. FarssiTOrriet t,m,M Uum Waabir.i. head Bi'Jel, drawir. or phn., with deacria-t tioa. W aviriaa, H taimuui or sol, ires 01 j charr. Crsr fassrir till patast hsecored. i t 4 fufaur, " H'm " Otuis Cauata," with 'jm ot aajM 1 a' tlx V. b. s-d lareign couDUical atnt tree A44rea, C.A.SNOW&CO. K at.- A.i,rf lafaaM.Ma.Aai B r - .SNAP A KODAK t), SI. a ll.tu. 'J,til,t 1 ril vA f'n U get yfrt-' 'A S u.i. 'iminllin W'l y.twi' 'M'.ytila. a ti a m, v?e e rit'iutU to t.fjLAK Xtili THY THEM HUGHES & CO. AN OPEN LETTER To MOTHERS. VH AUK ASSI-KTIMJ IN THK COl'RTS Ol'K KK1IIT TO THK rXi'l.l'MVF, I SIC 11F TIIK WtiRl) "CASTOHIA," AND " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," as ui'R TRAi'l: makk. I, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of llyannis, Massachusetts, was the originator of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA." the same that has borne ami docs now yr? cvcrU bear the facsimile signature of Q&Aff&&UU wrapper. This is the original "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been used in the homes oj the Mothers of America for over thirty years, LOOK CAREFULLY at tho wrapper am! see that it is the hind tiou have alwaus bouaht 7 ("J tho and has the signature has the sin nature xt. No one has authority from me to use my. name ex cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. 11. Fletcher is President. March S. 1S97. QM Do Not Bo Doceived. Po not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute which some druggist may iITt you (because he makes a few more pennies on it), tho in gradients of which even he docs not know. "The Kind You Have Always Bought" BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF Insist on Having The Kind That Never Failed You. rarniTTie MANHOOD RESTORED lUio ot m (auitHM Kraneb tilirsleUll, Will uulehl turn ot a Uuioua v.ais or dUro v.aia or Ular0 liiM.mnla, Ptti'is I'liuplrs, l ufllna BtW) f diseluui y - -- an in Dorntrsuf iniM.iorr. iiri...... . ft"" asjosiriars ,,iT1dihnriiir"finul u-jnumsa flTIDSlKllt tr-nslhenti n.l mUin Tha rran ailtTeirs Sr hoi enra.1 by Ika-lor la Barauaa BIW17 mr ram mrm w 11 silslllli. 'l'l'llKS K UUiaania mn racntslr era wIIImioi an i.rarlkax 'lallm..i. , , A wniLnnisranir-flraoajM monar f-lumaj If all b..n- .la not sHavl jcuw.t Sttr Sue hot. all I.T ivul.br uiall. nana lur rassrlrrular aij laaumunuUa, A r- DATol.MBDICIMali'O-r.aia ILt rraiiCa-co,( -AXa CHAS ROOEK8. 4(1 Coram erdal Btrs-C MANHOOD RESTORED SasraDtesMlocurt all aerrudiaeaea, toflh sa wraa Mrtuory .oawf ma Fuwer. Ilcatlaeht. Wakrluiuaaa, Lull Msaboul, highllr Kiula lont. ZXr ousnraa, all drama, luaa of power lu Uroersilx thaaaa ot 5l either set. caused by or .tM,-ro, opium or atimulanta. -Inch lead lo InnrmilT Coaautnti inaanitr. Can beranie.1 in at poc prruald Circular Pim Sold by all d Manularturr.1 bf Iht I'tug Co., duUtbuUugsgtsU. TUud Sod Yaiublll BU , I'jftlaoJ Of. NO-TOmc"HFCURE Ova Ulimn tKae told, jmnroeiii-a peaa Ita posrar foaalroT trjaaaal i r lobarro In anr aa ' form. N.vetiaola ihearaairat oarra fo.l lu laa ajor.d. Maor ! i iion.l lo ladai. ana li u.rrt laila to make lha waak Irtitsaeot aiaa timat. vLrunma aud maanallo. Jail trr s lsl. i m will t . d,r l.arilad Waatoael ton lol)lla what a aar. r.ir a oura Is al-ulalalr iarnta.l .f dtuaal.la -,arr oara. fWad lor oor l.le - lm l r.nas-j sell and Mm.ia Toor Ufa Ar. anuan aastSailaa a Iraaas 1 AdoraaeTUat ITULUUli tmiu IW., CaJa-saar Maw Vaa-k. Sold and Guaranteed by Chas Itogera, Druggist. The Choicest i Table Wines FOR FAMILIES fftrHlllrlfHl A1S0 TOlnincQlCinai a a and Cooking: Purposes CARLSON'S FAMILY 103 TwolftH sj. Ms .Af,l"stt.aM(H.(l THE SISTERS OF THE Convent of the . . . Holy Names ASTORIA. OREGON. Will reopen their Boarding and Day School September 0. For rates, etc., address the Superioress PUPILS RECEIVED IN THE Z PRIMARY. 1 S S AND ACADEMIC GRADES J. A. FASTABEND. HOUSE, BRIDGE AND WHAHF BUILDER HOUSE MOVINO TOOLS RENTED Ross, Higgins & Company GROCERS and BUTCHERS Bond Street CHOICE FRESH AND SALT MEATS of of CsWf7.Y wrap- "CUPIDINI" Th la i rN iVrintNt ' vlUkiisvr.Mi" rii Kraneb plirsleUn, will qul-hlr eutv oi nt i M. I I' ll nf. of Ul ueru .irss". S.S11 m. ol Ul uerM erssi.. m u ,si lu III llsek.rWnihinl Knilsslt'lH. .Nrrvo.it IIOJIIK I'liuplrs, luOlnaa ! surf, .luauslin i, i-.s so '.iii.ll. llttt- 1 L kit l.r Itr fif Mrfhl. r.vs,.ls (.lib S- ! Mwry, l.lliausllli Iirl", Ik'.s Is , w hk b II nut el.ek e.1 l-k I" H-rttll..rrl.. mill w inaii. By nslar Dr. lau's 1 allow Kerte fill, Thla wuo.ltilul itn.i. tr eierlkm, y"ulhlul rrtnri, rieraair uaa ul timptU'a ( kav i ao m hi. S M l. n ma druagtau Ak fnr It. takt nooihar. Paau Meillrlna (.',.. Caria fane I mr Ikavla J. W . COIOf. Ag-sal. As rU. . ... w. "Private Stock" "Cream Rye" Old Hickory" "Pride of.. ..Kentucky' ...and... "Hermitage" Repsold California Brandies LIQUOR STORE, Street 44The Louvre" aSTORU'S (.ONI.roiS ENTERTAINMENT HALL a ri.onits) Fins Miialr. (lames nf All Kinds. Two Masnlll.ent Kara. EVTKYTIIIM; riltST-CLaSS Good Order and Everybody's Rights 8THICTI.V OIIHKRVKII. INSTRU MENTAL MUSIC, PAINTING AND VOICE CULTURE FORM A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT General Contractor ITzf SlSruir -tl IO 06N(1MATA ! SOUTH I.KAVK. I I'tiHTI ANI'. AUItlVK. (IVKIII.ANi KX I'KKxn, lur "aU'iii, ' Unai'tilim. Aalllitllil, ' HHII'.M ' haKiHiuirito. Of.Mi, U !k)A-M Hsu rraiii'laeo, Mie inrp, la AliUPlea, hi lax., N.'w til- ' lean, and Hi" fa. I. 11 A.M. Iliiartilim I'a.ai'HKiT ! ,KI I' M, Via WiNMlliiirii. (r I Pally I Mount Annul, Hit- lily ll'.'l I VI'IIIMI. Wl'al Molll, ! l'i.Tt hmuliiy j lirtiMii.vlliit, Hinliis- I huiidr, I Held Slid Niilnm . .. 17 XI A M. I'urrsllla .aaatiiisr. Ill HO I', M. II 11 V M.I " 'Pall. M.'N'Inuvllln .aa.'nr tl'all) ri'. .l H11111U). il it. A, M. Connecting al Han Krsnelavo with Oe eblanlai A Oriental. I'acino Mall, aod CWxnlii isamshtp lUwai f.ar JAPAN, CHINA, AllDTItAMA, AND HAWAII. LOW rAHE8, KVKIIT DAT I'OllTWNI) TO BAN FHANOIHCO U OO. Boiid Class; tin Oil. First Clsss; liti'ludlng berth. Hlmllsr redu.Mtuns la l-s Angslas, Frsauio and other California petnta. Ilssgags cha. kd In doatl inll n tt. KOKIII.KII, C. II M AUK II AM, Mmuigor F. and , A. r.U OSl.V DISINil-fAH Knl'TK Fllo V I'OMri.AMiToTHK KASI. THK liM.V Hol'TK TO lllri V K 1.1 11W SH i.Ng NATHiNAl. I'AltK. I.K AV K I'ullTI.AM' ' AHIIIVK laat Mall I. 'I Kalama.' I ( hrlialK. I.rnlialla. H.illtli llrl.il, MotltrMau.., No . 'Aliafdrrli. (M)itii.la. 'la ' .t.ma. m-atile. i.-toru,,' r.irl l.miiM-int, Mirii jliurs, hj..kaiir. U.M.!an.1! II C Trail. M . . ,Nrl i l..n. II I' . ka.i... M 1 iaoula. Hulla, Alia, on.la,' llrlrua. hi lUui. M 11 1. iw r. M Ui.al.olla, K.h.a. I'Kr.j Omaha, ('..iiu.'ii Haiti. , M Unil-.l hl. aiiu.W a.ll tuition Sf V..r. I'lill i a.lrll.hla.ll.Ml.Jii, an.) all polnla Ka.t au.l mmiOi ra.l 1 No. I II: A M 1 1AYH to Mltiiirni..l'a I'niaha, Kao- sus (lly aixl HI l'aul l't IAVH to Mllwnuka ami CM-atfo. DAYB lo WaliW-t. I'hllntalphla. Now York a.al lioaioi. aawj other Mn .1 arn oitits. l'sis"" rhe krd il.r-n sh to deatlrutlon nf tl.kr.ta For aleri1ns-rar rc.rratl.ana. Il. kats, maps arid full In for mat 10 , -all on or arlta A. I). CHARLTON Aaa't Hau l I'aaa. A(ant. I'orllanil. Or S Morrlaoii si., . Thlr.l. C W. HTi'NK. Astort. Tl.e Mlaalni'i ft iil t.lna Six Palaces.. on Wheels. Our new Ht. Paul Chi rugo (lain r.ms at. of u buff., smoking car. a stan.Wrd slarlng cor a compartment slep4Qf tr. a redlining chair car. a dining car, a day ra. h (lilh back atials), Hlx inrs In nil. The most costly, Ixwutlful. luiurl ous six cars on earth. Btriain hnated. Eire trio lighted. Wills vnstlbuled. Nn KXTItA FAIlKri. Lva Ht. Tsui 1:06 p. m. dally, after arrlral of No. r.ictnv, (lrc,i Nor. and Boo I'arino trains from the west. Til-seta ut nin-a of all connecting linna. A. C. milil.liON, flrnrrsl Agent, I'ortliind, firrgnft. WHITE COLLAR LINE Columbia lllvcr sin) I'ngi.t Hound Nav. (gallon Co. HTKAMEU '"riLlil'IIONi:." leaves Astorlu dally .ncept Hundsy, p. m. Leaves Portland dally except Sunday. 7 a. m. HTKAMEIl "BAILEY OATZERT." Leaves Astoria dally except Hiiiiduy and Monday at I a. m.; Huiiday nights at I o'clock. Leaves Portland dally except Sunday at I P. m. Leaves Saturday night at 10 O'olock. U. B. BCOTT, Preandaiit B. A. Beeley, Agent. rortUad. C. W. Btone. Agent. Astort. Telephone No. U. Astoria Public Library READINO ROOM FREE TO Opt every day from 3 o'olock to IM and :J0 to t x p. m. Bubscrlptlon rates 13 per annum. B. W. Cor. Eleventh end Duane Streets. Oriental Novelties Japanese Goods ..WING LEE.. 543 Commercial Stroct Next to Madison's Cigar Stnoil m