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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1897)
THE DAILY ASTOKIAN, FRIDAY MORNING, (KTOItKIt , 1IW7. JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. Telephone No. 6. TKKMS Of HVBSCKIPriOS. DAILY. Bunt tiv mall. D. t Seat W.M Sent by mall, per month Served by carrier, per niont ) WEEKLY. Boot by mall, per year In advance.. .13.W Postage free to ulsKXiiera All communication intended for publi cation should bo directed to the idltor. Business communications ot all klnda and remittance mutt bo addressed to The Astorloa." The Astoria n guarantee to Its auo scribers the largest clrcul.itlon ot any ewspsper publUhed oa the Columbia river. Advertising rates can be had on appU. cation to the business manager. The Weekly Aetorlan, the second olJ. eat weekly In the itale of Oregon, baa. next to the Portland Oregottlaa, the largest weekly ctrculatloo in the state. John F. Handley Co. are our Portland agents, and copies of the Aitorlan can be had every morning at their .aid. 13l Third street The new administration does not find any necessity for selling bonds to keep up the gold reserve. The amount of gold in the treasury since March I has been greater than at any time in many years, and Is now over llM.WO.OOO. It is a curious coincidence that the legal right to re-lnstatemera of a dis charged government employe, under the rules of the civil service, was decided in two different sections of the country sxt he same time, and in the same way. One case was tried before Judge Jenkins, of the Federal Court at Milwaukee, and the other before Judge Cox, In the cltjj of Washington. Both these eminent Jur ists followed exactly the same line of reasoning, and arrived at the same con clusion, namely, that the civil sen-Ice law does not provide for the making of rules by the president which shall have the effect of law and be enforced by the courts. The president has the right to make rules for the goverment of his sub ordinates, and thus bring the civil ser vice Into general harmony with his own purposes and will, but he alone can en force them. No employe of the govern ment acquires a vested right to his em, ployment under them, and If he has any complaint to make because his superior has violated them that complaint must be made to the president and not to a court of law or equity. These decisions appear to be so clearly founded on right reason that m all probability they' will not be appealed. It must be taken as settled, therefore, that If a government officer sees lit to discharge a subordinate, no matter how firmly be may be entrenched by the civil service law, there is no rem edy short of obtaining tho Interference of the president tinplate Industry dates practically from the pnssHge of the JdVKInley tariff act, at which time th American market was wholly supplied by South Wales. Mr. O'Bcirne traces the gradual expansion o( the Industry In this country, and the use of the domestic article In place of thai formerly Imported from Wales, Siunmlnii up the situation for the Inst calendar year, he says. "The position of the Hr.t tsh export trade may thus Ik summed up. The Interior market was, as a whole, lost to British exivrtcis, but the ive.it packers continue,! to use a certain num ber of 'drawback' plates, and there was will a limited consumption of I'-Li-ii plates for certain special purposes. I n der existing rates of duty, therefore." the report proceed, "and at present prices, the only section of the Amevic.isi market In which KhltUh plates or ordi nary grades exclusive of 'drawback' plates) can continue In the Ion run to compete Is the Pacltlc coast market, rep. resenting an annual consumption of about W.tXO.Ort) pounds. In other portions of the United States the only Importations that can be expected Is of a limited num ber of special brands suited for special purposes. And this limited. Importation can only last so long as the demand Is not of sufficient importance to Induce native manufacturers to make the neces sary arrangements for producing the pe. cial qualities of tinplate, which they are undoubtedly able to do." A BLESSING TO THE BABIES OF THE POOR - AN ENTERPRISE THAT SHOULD BE FOSTERED. The prospect is very encouraging that the distribution of pasteurised milk, de void of all mlerobic germs, among the children of the poor at a nominal price, will become general in the large cities of the United State's. While this benev olence will be a blessing to the babies, our adult population enjoy an equally great one In the benefit conferred by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters uion per sons afflicted with kidney and bladder complaint. Danger from Bright' disease Keep on Coughing if yu want to, H you want to cure th.it cough get .tvrr'a Cherry rccior.il. It cures csttghs ami cv.f. MARIN!: ,Nl;VS. VESSElJt ON TUB WAY TO T1IH t'Ol.l MHI. I51V.KII I'lii'M Vessel. Ileim ill, ml, Ala li .... lui rtuoiu. ileorue '.clon, Am li vim I I I II' V.ici'ius. ia sh A. UTI i ". IMmo p ! sh I'.ii-e . ri !i. I'f n!i lll Ol'i'l I . W ll AM I I I f. Ocht I'M re Hi Ml I.uil"hii.-slnre, Ur - i ClI, IHM. l.ll'I'I'UliK, I'l l V Toes l(.,le .ll.vl.U It r t II .. ,s i - l'll s I. HI Maybe John itull th.t.ks that t',.. way lie can deiiio.iuite that he li. niuul of his own 1 to cti.ii'.i;,' It . stonaiiy. i "For several months. I was troubled with a persistent humor on my head which gtixy mo cons dctMbie annoyance until it occurred to me to use Ayer's Hair Vigor. Before using one botile, :h humor was healed." T. T. Adams, gen eral merhoant, Tutbeville, Va. ll'K fiO . otcilil.oa. l, Aula e, ISr tli Oaui ru. Hi s i VnanitM. l't hk I tly t cuinor'ii Hr " liol l. Nhkivu s, iior ;-it Aon. iir he Sierra Nvvad.i. Hr ,!i I'aucscilu, Ui t lli'V'H I I Very few women count the .-bet o( j. c. rtluKer. ier bk what they begin as a simple flirtation.; , iivii.csi. It Is often a severe case of the lit r , IHiveiiby H ill, IT li K'lng bitten. Kmnss (hire. 1 B.n,l.iiu lrl. Mr sh If you havs tvr seen a little ch'Jd la a paroxysm of whooping coush, or if you t.iroiurtslure. br h hv hn .nnov-.l hv a constant tlckll-i 1 rr.uie. nr 0 In the throat, you can appreciate the 1 fi ,v ttij u- r A w i I n n r' Ml A Pnivlu.'. ttr sh value of One Minute Cough Cure, which (.uh u'o, br bkt '. MVCAMLI. A Il . IlOll . Il. IHUI gives quick relief Charles Roger. I rum Priociusllty. Prbk. - I "A U.tl .... .....t'l'nelis.Norl.k portunlty for trimmers from one estab- ment to gain ideas from another. A few weeks ago the editor was taken with a very severe cold that caused him to be In a most miserable condition. It was undoubtedly a bad case of la grippe and recognising It ss dangerous he took Immediate steps to bring about a speedy cure. From the advertisement of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy and the many good recommendations Included therein. wc concludtd to make a first trial of the medicine. To say It was satisfactory K In Its results is putting It very mildly, indeed. It acted like magic and the re suit was a spredy and permanent cure. We have no heslt&jvy In re.-ommendin this excellent Cough Remedy to anyone and diabetes Is surely averted by this admirable preventive. hieh is also a , afflicted with a cough or cold In any safeguard against malarial Sever a iiU I form. The Banner of Liberty. Liberty rheumatism, and a thorough rermsiy tor town. Maryland. The J3 and SO cent s.xes dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint j for sale by the Kstes-Conn Drug Co. and nervousness. Diseases, insignificant at the outset, enlante their proportions u 'ou "r, for hu'v 1 I Is to see only gool In th.-ni-if you : ni t 'how very strongly the t!.i- s'.n. ' m:'. lo tC iMto titrnpark, Vt h IUIAV,.I!.M. KidnsMrv. Br b Heacou KvK'k, Hr sti . t iituhr'itii K t lit:. Hr h Kails of i ly.lf. ttr h t.li uUi. ignore, itr ,li M . : Pruinbiiitoii, l!r ih Tiiuv I1AV. linlKotm t il.nr h IV'lt ili h. I'r h lHirtirhlnc. Ir sh ,. T.i tai . Ado f. tier sh.. lii'iii.in. rids. N'T tr .. . . V.ill'Hra: ,t, Pii. c s. Br hk U l..irm'. 'ert'eii(i. l"r . . Xi'll on Tellkli. .liirtl, J,llk hs 1 liul.hire. U sir iih'iit ri'1:.,. Hr sh The f.. sti-id.iy nr.. r . ..;t,N t,',l ,. I II anwmiiiii iirim-mini ..r milium. II III I I J Tur urn Ytfl'l wfive-cent pieceH It III K a -.A V.wy tjfl m JTi krfalMil Hill i . J.' ikm II I I I 51 '.-'V llV , LMi$KA r.iiavori U WW;T Hi I !!iilHai Mk ENLARGED 40 lMA IRXlsV AclrrTt M-M .'IN h' n . -- I hot i 1J. l.i'Ai ' - - - - - ' - - G yW5a .tftfv ifiininnn nroTnnrn ui i riu i-oi: tint 1 1 -f iiiniiiiuvw iiiav i uimu MX? A. t5c C. R. R. R. TIME CARD In Meet Sept. H. IW7. I.rats Astoria for Klavel at I.W a. ., II m I p. m , S p. in, and :W p. in. I.cavo Astoria for Boaslds via r'lavsi at .i a, m. and J p, in, I'lavsl for Astoria at l;3S a. nu, I0:4A a. m , 1: p, m 1 11 p. in, and I SO p. m. Leave Hoashls fur Astoria via Klsvst at 7 JO a, m, and I p. m. .VII the A bote Tmli t4 Arc Dally. lELISTn. SOUTH ,i" i"n O ecu ,.W. MV-jM's . JO i.kavk. i lUltlUNU. AltltlVR. liVKItlAN.i KX 1 I'llKHH, ur 'Sli'lll, koMtlmiu. Atth 111(1. ! it IW I', M, Nai'lsillrsle, sl.'ll, UMA'M nan rrmuKii, l" 'r- (rtVr, ! Ati'ii,i 'I l'ss Nrw lf an slid lbs f t, MARINE NOTi:S. oma s.iihd for Ject. Another iK.int of Importance in usnlg this sterling remedy Is. that it should be taken with regularity and persistence. There should be no misunderstanding concerning the status of the tr-onetary commission. There Is apparently an at tempt t-;ir.g made In certain quarters to des-troy Its prestige and Impede Its work by alleging that It is assuming congres sional powers and than it Intends to die tate a policy of reform to the administra tion and to congress. Nothing can be further from the fact. It Is simply an advisory body, the outcome of the In dianapolis convention, brought together for the purpose of formulating In a prac tical shape the resolutions of that con vention. For thirty years the people of this country have been carrying on busi ness under a financial system that Is both complex and dangerous. As often point ed out, we have nine different kinds of money, or what passes for money, and with the exception of gold It all depends on the government credit. This is a con stant menace to national insolvency, for If the government at any time should fail to redeem its notes in gold our whole financial structure would topple over like a house of cards, and widespread ruin would be the result. The great business interests of the country feel this, and It was this feeling that prompted the In dianapolis convention, one of the most representative bodies of business men that ever assembled In this country. The commission will study and discuss the present monetary condition of the country, will receive suggestions and ar guments from all quarters, and will then draw up a report embodying a plan to simplify our system of currency and banking. Whatever measures are pro posed by that report will be neither rad ical nor revolutionary. Knowing what the evils are, the commission will suggest the remedy. After this Is done the re sponsibility for action will He with congress. If grease is spillrd on the floor, coll auter poured on it at once will prevent the sijt from soaking into th wood. NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY. A Positive Cur for Dyspepsia. Hugh O'Belrne, second secretary of the British embassy at Washington, was de. tailed by his government to make an In vestigation and report on the condition and prospects of the American tinplate industry. His report has been Issued by the foreign office as an official document. It certainly makes interesting reading to the democrats who staked their repu tation for statesmanship and political prophecy on the prediction that tinplate could not be made In this country. Ac cording to the report, the United States This may read as though we were put ting It a little strong because it is gen erally thought by the majority of peo ple th-it dyspepsia in Its chronic form is incurable, or practicully so. But we have long since shown that dyspepsia is curable, nor Is it such a difficult matter as It first appears. The trouble wt:h dyspeptics is that they are c-itin'uilly dieting, siarvln. hemselves, or going to opposite 'j '.rem or else deluging the already over burdened stomach with "bitwr "after dinner pills," etc., which invar- :ably increase the difficulty even If in some cas s thoy do give a slight tem- nrary relief. such treatment of the stomach simply makes matters worse. What the stomach wants is a rest. Now how can the stomach become rettd. re cuperated and at the same time the body nourished and sustained. This Is the great secret and this Is also the secret of the uniform success of Stuart's Dyspepfsia Tablets. This is a comparatively new rmly. hvt fts suc cess and popularity leaves no doubt as to Its merits. The tablets will digest the food any way, regardless of condition of stomach. The sufferer from dyspepsia according to directions Is to eat an abundance of good, wholesome food and use the tablets before and after each meal and the re sult will be that the food will be di gested no matter how bad your dyspepsia nwy 1. because us before stated, the tablets will 'lignst tu- food even If the stomach Is wholly inactive. To illus trate our mtanlng plainly, If you take 1SW grains of eat, eggs or ordinary food and place it In a temperature of 98 de grees, and put with it one of Sttiart'g Dyspepsia Tablets, it will digest the meat or eggs almost as perfectly as If the meet was enclosed within the stomach. The stomach may be ever so weak yet these tablets will perform the work of digestion and tht body and brain will be properly nourished and at the same time a radical, lasting cure of dyspepsia will be made, because the much-abubed stomach will be given, to some extent, much-needed rest. Your druggist will tell you that of the many remedies adver tised to cure dyspepsia none of them has given so complete and general satisfac tion as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, snl not least in importance In these hard times is the fact that they are also the cheapest and give the most good for the least money. A little book on cause and cure of stomach troubles sent free by addressing Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich. Sometimis the most careful women are the mist careless. Many a woman bun dles herself up to keep out sickness when he Is mglectir.g the wry worst slekiiess that can come to a woman. She allows a slight disorder to become worse, to slowly sap her vitality. The l.ttle pain and the ath r ichi hull' att :i of t.-o'tt !, seem to her unimportant, he go,-- on with Increasing suffering, tin'.!! life "self becomes a drag. Xervmisn. ss. sit.k:iu; spills," digestive disturbance s, an I fifty other complications may arle from tin derangement of the organs d:siin"tl feminine. Over thirty years ago the need for a reliable remedy for so-called "female complaints" was recognte'-l I " Dr. R. V. Pierce, then. a now. chief consulting phyllan to the '.Vo ir r' s pensary and Invalids' Hotel at IMfr..'o N. Y. He prepaid Dr. IM.r,-. - F.i Prescription, the nvt wonderfully ' fec'.le remedy that has ever t.-n i-. 1 for such maladi s. Sen! 21 cents In one-cent stamp "to! receive Dr. Pierce's l"fs page "f'imimon Sense Medical Adviser." :l!'i"traisl. The Siraihgryfe has :ln!li-.t load'an Portland and w.ll le.ne down In a days. In ; i The lloum.ui II. Liw has . tug tsi.it and will Kae up tin a day or two. rd. i.s a ru .-r ,n uinaMM I t started i "CUPIOENS" 1 his SrrAl Vr,t'il t'ltAtilLer.lJis mivm 1 11, liun of a Isiuuus fr'rvnrb iij.'ian, m cuknir . ui iihii,; kii nr Volt of tlLs. id lbs gvttvrftltt orsi, ,u. U at Lai Mauri laatimiit, I'altiatn lh Jl.-ll,rWiitlnal f.nilaal-.tM. Ncrs-ista Kt,ullj I'.ui !'". t uoinaas Hafrjr. lhaimmi iiralna, Varai-rrie i 1 CintllMlJ'n. It alila -all Itmsts, hjr tlay rr I'tStit I'm, aula ii-k. Dfaaul tliarhaff. whk'h If uul chars'.! Wl. In Saf tnal.'f f b.p tiid armor ... irrrn all Ihelmrmraul Impoiesee. rriSHirrittiMlullHi, UaJ 81IUHI sr i in i.naranl Ihaoniuiryorganaol sii Uupuiiuea ' ritllK!Vp7 tranffharMaJHl reaUiraaamaJI waa.k urnalia. I,,- . .,, .,, T-F-r. ara Mil rufsstl by laa'lnra la rMYatia nmm par rvni ara irnunian wni praalalllla. I't'l'l PK.NK Islhaoniy nin fmr.i inrsiraariiiioui a'i ep 1 tl;tcn C"fateaeleaq Sf'l Irener ralnrtia.1 II al laitea iUw nul r Ho 1.) a ail I, ,f ,a. or mail, iwna l,w ..nuns' ai. ira,iM,wiaa AJJrtsa lVOtICDIl'I(StOP.alVaW?;Mmia5laro,l'ai pr.wbi I S .10. A.M. Umcburg Hl.artliT J I', M. Via WlvhIIiumi, (or ! I'allr Mount Anai'i, xil- i 1'Sil rl,'i'H . , elliiii. lAi tl Hrlii, I c i Siiudajr. ', II row in He, SoliiS' ' Huuilsjr, i field ami .Natron .. IT 30 A, M. t'ntval.l. paaaeilier II .VI I', M. t V) ' l. M'Vlliulll paas'sr is .'A, M. l'sll, ll'ali) nei'i'l Muiida). C'onneettig at Ban Krsncla.o with Otv. 1 il.loitlaj ft (iiiantal, l'aclilo Mall, an4 txaiilo aiwunshlp lines for 'JAPAN, CHINA, At'HTHAI.IA. AND HAWAII. IA)W FAHK8. EVKIIY DAT- POItri-AND TO SAN KIIANCIBCO I&00, Second Class; 110 On. first CUM) llulll, litis berth. HlinlUr reduction, to lm Angalss, Frwno and other California potnta Has saga cheeknt to iltsall inllon It. KOKIII.KII. C. It. MAKKHAM, Mtuv.fr O K, ivt P. A. ralk.ti. km Ieaitin.uia ill;! s (uaiiti I tuta The Arra.-an. Torri-dale. Tl M I.ell hi and Itreiilill la li.iw down thB river fp'tn Portland. The State uf Lillfornia urrlied In fpon SfUi Francisco yesterday morning at oVIoi k. dix harged freight and left up ! river at 0;3i'. She hiid a good freight i and pu.seiiger list. I The American bark Chehalis, Captain S. Slmonseii, arrived down yesterday i and will sail to-lay for Nagasaki. J ipall, with 7.V;.''7 fut of lariiU r. vaiii-1 at i K31j. Like her nani'-sake. the I -1 . . tt liors" that maile a new world s t- or I ; at Salem Wednesday. I he ('l.ehoii- I-1 a swift sailer, anl will probahly make a new record on this voyage. CHAU HOUEItS, 441 Commercial 8trl. ..saai , m aaiaiaaaaiaaaraaaaaaaaaaaaaaai l 'IS' I MANHOOD RESTORED gisrsiiireillurtirestl actvuuadiacaara, auali aa Weak Urtuury l....(' taio PuMtr, Headache, Wakrluluca. Luai Mauliuiat, fiighily Kiiiia aluna. NuTuuaoraa. ill drama, luaa vf purr lu tiratrall l'ito of enhcr ars.rauanl by ow eiertlon, youthful ertora, nirwn uar of t.i.w, option or alimulanta. which lead to Infirmity. Cmtatimplk.n or lnwniir. fan became! in seat twkrt. t wper Ibis, fcf li.br niail frrpaid Cltvular Kree. gold by all ilru(Ilila A k for It . lake no hrr. V4iinirtnrr.l by the frail ale-lliinel.i. Paris Kn, IiiisImvis 1'iug I.U., diauibutiugsgcala. TUud Sad Yamhill Bt. , 1'gitUuJ. oi. f W CONN, lean I Asinrta aTHs tUt OM.V ntSlNii-l'.VK K'll'TK rHOM l'Oltri.MTTIIE KA.ST. TIIK ONLY Hill IK To IIIK VKI.Ui(IHN NalloNAl. I' A UK. I.KAV K I'nllTI.AM' ! AltlllVK I A real old lady is a iierfwl Juy, but the wrlnki'd. tromblir.g Individual in fa!s hair, nodding plumes and you'hful finery is the saMt of all sal si'-'h's. Small prwautlons often prevent great mischiefs. DeWltt's Little Eariy Rlvrs are very small In sixe. but are most ef fective in preventing the most serious forms of stomach and liver troubles. They cure constlpatltm and hcadachs and regulate the bowels. Charles Rogers. A puin in the cheat Is nature's warning that pneumonia Is threatened. Dampen a ploce of Hansel with Chamberlain's 'pain Balm and bind over the seat of the pain- and another on the back between the shoulders, and prompt relief will fol low. Sold by Kstes-Conn Drug Co. P?rfect bicycle weather this. Some of the t;ew lace muffs look as though sun'iry back yard cats had given up thfir lives In the cause of fashion. The rich man's whiskey Is HA HP Kit becaiiss It la supremely delicious. The poor man's whiskey Is HARPER, because sii, h g. ., ! nli.'t heli. him. The fam ily whiskey Is HARPKR, because it Is pure, pleas ml and sirrigtr,ening. roi To heal the broken and diseased tissues, to soothe the Irritated surfaces, to In stantly relieve and to permanently cure M,e by Fwird & 8lokf., ro A,tor,, 0re. Is the mission of DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve. Charles Rogers. It isn't always the woman who gets the most Ink on her fingers who writes Red of even- shade Is particularly In the ar1,.e, !,,, worth reading, touch with the vogue in nature at this ; season. CI'.Ol'P gnCKLY CI.' RED. Those who believe chronic diarrhoea MounLaIn 0,tn, Ark.-Our children were to be Incurable should read what Mr. P. suffering with croup when we received E. Giisham, of Gears Mills, La., has to on u.c auojeeL, m. . ! nave Deen ,, rfrmlel nlmfH Inalnnr relief P. A a. suffer-r from chronic diarrhoea ever -rhomtc, tv,i. ci6hr.trt r.m.ris, i. rnP i3fiilaIjBtiiia f II rsy, mil aiil uThe Louvre,, ASTORU'S liOKtJtOlS' ENTERTAINMENT MALI. 3 H.OOIH Fins Muale. tlsiues of All Hinds. Tarn Msgllinreul Itara. j EVERYTflIM'. flRST-ClASS Good Order and Everybody's Rights HTItlCTI.V (IHNKItVCII. Ross, Higgins & Company GROCERS and BUTCHERS Bond Street CHOICE FRESH AND SALT MEATS J. A. FA ST A BEND I Kail Mall for haiama. j t'hetialts, rrniiiitlii, I So. '.' M..nlh llei tl, Uouteuaiie! No 1. , Ale I'lrrll. Il)ln,la I leoina, BH-allle, P torU. Il'urt TitWnsrlld, Ir.ltrlia t"iri(. sjl 'katie. Ilea.lali'ti ill 0 . Trull. II I'.. Nel I !oi, H. ' K lo. Mis I iaotiia. Millie, Anat-otnU.! II: A.M. Helena. M. Paul. .Mm : 4 uu f, M iieai" lit, Kansas ' nr. Illllalla, I'l'lllicll Hllllts, M. liiit.riilcai(o,Vasti liiKton, Sew York, I'lill adrlptita.llirtloit. ami all Mlnla Ksal Slid ctnitlr rsat. 1 DAVH to Minneapolis. Omaha, Kasv sos City and Ht Paul. I's DAYS to Milwaukee and Chicago. DAYS to Wasliknirtori. I'hllud.lphla, New York and lloatoi. and other Knatrrn points. Bsgf age checked lhr"ngh lo deatlrutlon of tk-kota, For sleeping-car reservations, tickets, maps and full Information, call on nr write. A. D. CHARLTON Aaa't Oan'l I'aaa. A (ant. I'lirtland, Or SftS Miirrlaun Ml., t'nr Third. C. W, STONE, Astoria. GO! NO I GOING EAST T EAST T General Contractor! IIOL'HK. HlillKiK AND WHARF" BUILDKU HOUSE MOVING TOOLS RENTED GOING EAST ! OOING EABT t GOING EAST T OOING OOINO OOING GOING GOING EAST T KAHT T EAST T EAST t EA8T T THE OHJKCTION NOT OOOD. There are people who have objections a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I to advertising matter In the columns tit a newspaper. The ground of objection1 ale by Estes-Conn Drug Co. Two bottles sWotild be kept for a bottle-fed baby. The one not In use should be filled wjth cold water and soda. The "Bicyclist's Beat Friend" is a fa miliar name for DeWltt's Witch Hazel Halve, always ready for emergence a 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. Water can be, kept Ice-cold by putting It in a common earthenware pitcher wrapped with wet flannel. Baldness can be averted, and many times heads that are already bald can be made to grow fine, healthy hair, of a natural hue, by Hall's Hair Renewer. since the war and have tried all kinds of medicines for it. At last I ound a remedy that effected a cure and that was If we could all he as koo.i women as Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlarr- our mothers were there would Is- ln.tln hoea Remedy." This medicine can always wron in this world. be depended upon for colic, cholera mor- ! bus, dysentery and diarrhoea. It Is ! Running sores, Indolent ulcers and slm pleasant to take and never falls to effect liar troubles, even though of many years' a cure. 25 and W cent sizes for sale standing, may be cured by using Dewltt's by Estes-Conn Drug Co. ' witch Hazel Salve. It soothes, strength- ' ens and heals It Is the great pile curs. Awnings being taken down and porch 1 Charles Rogers. chairs taken In denote the approach of I winter. I HOP LEE CO. CLOTHING, Merchant Tailors. If you arc, do not forget I'lelercliillilliK tiiH'le tooider. HiilUand troiinorn rfei l lit. r.verv order mn' In- made s peril ally nil limn. nstltifactluii KUaraiiteed Velvet ribbons set on In graduated rows Is deemed the most chic trimming for 'evening or dinner gowns of nt. No man or woman can enjoy life or. sc comjrtlsh much in this world while suffer ing from a tor-Did liver. DeWltt's Utile Early Risers, the pills that cleanse that ; CerUUnI J"u want " uffer ltn organ, quickly. Ckarlea Rogers. i dpePl. constipation, lick headacna 1 sallow skin and loss of appetite. Tou The gayest of the gay little plaid neck- j Ve r D'wl, Eari tie. are worn by the autumn sister of ' Kn f0r iiiMt mplalnti or you would the summer girl. have been cur"1' Tbey ar rnft11 P"1 but great regulators. Charles Rogers. If your child is puny, fretful, troubled with glandular swellings. Inflamed eyes, ' or sores on the head, face or body, a 1 The long chiffon fichus make the most delightful coverings for the worn front of course of Ayer's Sarsaparllla Is needed to j bodices. expel the scrofulous humors from the j blood. The sooner you begin to give this : Moments are useless If trilled away: medicine the better. j and they are dangerously wasted If con- surned by delay In cases where One How few stay-at-home women appre-' Minute Cough Cure would bring Iminrdl elate what It means to be taken ,r. ' te relief. Charles Rogers. of. The woman out In the world fluht-! ing for her own livelihood could give ; When going East travel on the North them a few little talks thai woud ! of i ?rn Paddc Hallway. Quick time and the benefit to them and make them realize j only line running dining cars. Train what a blessing a good husband la. 'eaves Portland daily at 11 o'clock a. m Is tliat they do not want to read ad vertlseinents. Now this objection Is not good, for oftentimes th'we advartlse- ments convey valuable Information, i Cheaper Than Any Other I'lsce In the Olty. For Instance, how else would the trav- Welch lilnck, OftH Commerrlsl Nt. eltng public learn of the excellent din-' Ing car service of the WlsonsUi Cen tral llnea b'-tween Ht. Paul and Chicago, or the general comfort of traveling over this popular line. For particular call on the nearest ticket agent or addreaa J. C. Pond. O. P. A., Milwaukee, Wl.. or Geo. H Batty, General Agent, 244 Btark street, Portland, Or. A RICH TREAT IB PROMISED. The Oregon State Fair for Septem ber V) to October t. Oriental Novelties Japanese Goods ..WING LEE.. 543 Commercial Street Next to MatlitoD' CIKar HCW Reading or Distance Glasses W OO Eye Glasses for 13.28, or 11.00 Eye Ola-sea for 11.71. Railroad rates reduced. Warranted Oold Plated Framaav The Bouthern Pacific will sell tickets m)u ywr frlund beautiful and use. at one fare rates for round trip from all fu, prt(W,t w, guarantee a perfect fit points on their lines In Oregon. by mtil providing whn you order the Tou win tie entertained rrom morning until night. No time to rest. Liberal prizes offered for all kinds of sports, such How ong, M(le or fem8j. as baaobaH. tug-or-war, chopping con- OEO MATBRLe, Expert Optician, tests, foot races, hammer throw, hot'a Tnra itreet, Ban Francisco put, and various other sports In charge j an(1 photographic Supplies, of a competent committee. Don't over- I look the date and the cheap railroad rate ' Popular admission of 2S cents. glasses you answer the following que. , tlons: How old Ever used glasses? You can't be too say n the matter of silk frocks this winter, Roman stripes being special leaders, liy the way, how much Roman stripes are like life streaks of brilliant color with deeper bands of black. Astoria Public Library READING ROOM FREE TO Alals Open every day from 3 o'clock to l:M and t:V) to t.K p. m. Subscription rates 13 per annum. B. W. Cor. Eleventh and Duane Btreeta THRICE IMPORTANT I'nlNTfl THREE IMPORTANT POINTS THREE IMPORTANT POINTS Flrst-Oo via the SI. Paul bcaue the lines to that point will afford you Ihs very beat service. Second So that the coupon beyond Ht. Paul reads via tho Wisconsin Cen tral because that line makes close con necllons with all the transcontinental lines entering the Union Depot there, and Its service Is first-class In sverjr particular. Third For Information, oall on your neighbor and frt-d the nearest ticket agent and ask for a ticket reading via the Wisconsin Central lines, or addreaa JAB. C. POND, General Pssentiger Agent, Milwaukee, Wlsconaun. OEO. 0. BATTY, General Agent, Portland, Oregon, WHITE COLLAR LINE Columbia River and Puget Sound Nav igation Co. STEAMER "TELEPHONE." Leaves Astoria dally except Sunday, " p. m. Leaves Portland dally except Sunday, J a. m. STEAMER "BAILEY OATZERT." Leaves Astoria dally except Sunday and Monday at 7 a m.; Sunduy nights at 7 o'clock. Leaves Portland dully except Buixliy at S p. m. Leaves Saturday night st 10 o'clock. U. B. SCOTT. Prssldeat, , M. A. isesiey, Agent, roniana. C. W. Stone, Agent, Telephone t, AMf NtyP