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

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY ASTOKIAN, 'WEDNESDAY HORSING, OCTOBER 1. 11W7. gJaUB glotovtmt JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. Tel-phone No. 6. TEKM4 or srnscKirrioN. DAILY. Bent br mail P- r year KM Sent by mall, per month Served by carrier, per month.... WEEKLY. Bent by mnll. pr your In advance... ttM Postage free to euhscrtlier. All communication Intondvxl for publi cation should be directed to th . dlier. rtu.'diii'an communli-atlors of all kind and remittance must be addressed to "The Astorlaa." The Aatorlnn fuarant.'es to lis ub seribcrs the Inrgviii clreul.-llon of any newspaper published on 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 state of Oregon, has, txxt to the Portland Oregrtdan. the largest weekly circulation in the state. John P. Hundley Co. are our Portland agents, and copies of the Astortaa can be had every morning at their s:a-id, 114 Third street A CAMPAIGN FEATURE. The silver campaign In both Ohio rnd Kentucky I being conducted on rather trivial tines. It seems to be considered sufficient to show that at one time or another certain eminent republicans and certain eminent gold democrats spoke or wrote or voted In favor of the free coin age of silver. Those old utterances and vo'ee are now being spread before the people, and upon them Is made to rest the whole contention that the free coin, age of silver at 1 to 1 at this day, would be a wise policy for this country to adopt. In Ohio Mr. McKlnleys' record is be ing drawn upon for this kind of material. In Kentucky the records of Mr. Carlisle and Mr. Watterson are being mined for It. Mr. Bynum likewise Is confronted on his stumping Tours for sound money by sentiments friendly to silver, which he uttered while In congress. But these men have for explanation of their pres. ent position the fact that they have grown with the times. Tht silver ques tion of half a dozen or twenty years ago la not the sSlver question of this year, by any manner of means. It Is another question altogether, and must be met as It now exists. The question is. with the whole commercial world of any consequence committed to the gold standard, shall this government cut loose from all such associations and adopt a policy which would reduce Its finances' Immediately and disastrously to a silver basis? 9ound money men, democrats and republicans - alike, say no. What these same men may have said in years past when their lights were different and the question was different is of no moment today, as Impeaching either their Intelligence or their integrity. It is aluogether different, however. In cases Ike those of Mr. Gorman in Huxykind. Mr. Kerr in Pennsylvania, Mr. Sheehan, the Tammany leader In Now York, and Geo. Fred Williams in Massachusetts. Those men, up to the holding of the Chicago convention, were gold men. It Is of record. They do not deny It. But suddenly, and not as the result of any change of conviction on their part, they went over to silver. They permitted a political committee to reverse them completely on the whole money question. Mr. Williams and Mr. Kerr are still for silver. Although they changed so suddenly, they are sticking. Mr. Gorman and Mr. Sheehan are wob bling. They are wobblers by nature. But If a change of base on this money ques. Lion Is so repugnant to silver men In Ohio and Kentucky, and argu-s to them sucb faithlessness in Mr. Carlisle ami others, what have they to say about these capersj of their friends and asso ciates In the east? Is it faithlessness to change from sliver to gold, but the highest patriotism to change from gold to silver? SUGAR TRUST AND HAWAII. Philadelphia Press. A free (trade democratic newspaper, probably Ignorant of the facts, asserts that the sugar trust, now thfcu the new tariff bill is on the statute books, has no Interest in the Hawaiian question, as the trust only supplies sugar east of the Rocky Mountains. There is not a pound of cane sugar refined In the United States west of the Rocky Mountains except In trust refineries. And, moreover, there Js only one beet sugar refinery In Cal ifornia In which the trust Is not large. iy interested. The greedy trust Is deeply Interested m keying Hawaii out of the Union wholly from selfish reasons. The assertion by the same newspaper that Hawalla will become a burden on the treasury In case of annexation is iu eviuemiy made because of lack of information. The Hawaiian finances are In good shape, and the crown lands are worth several time over the amount of the Hawaiian debt. If e-. ., croon, me government .... d niu' n le-s tx- ponse than at present, as there would be no expense for foreign represent a. tlvs and various other things. More over, under the assured stable govern- ment of the United States, the develop mem of the islands would he rM, and the revenue irr-spon.liiiRly Increased. Kvery administration for over half a century, excepting only that of the pompous Cleveland, fiivorvd the exclusive control of those Islands by the United Stiito. Kvery coveninu-nt ortVlal sent to Hawaii to look over the matter, In rlu.llne (1m, Schofield. a itemtvrat, an I Admiral Wn!kr and others sent there by Oecland. with tile sole exception of the illicitly apivlnti I and rmjw minded rioui.t, reported that the IsKuuls should be controlled by litis country. Perhaps nil of these statesmen and ml'ltary and naval ol'.leers wen wrcm; mid the opposition, composi-d of Oiomt Cleveland, ilaus Sprevkels. the siijtar trust and a handful of free trade demo, crats, right. Hut the people do not x.ew It in that light, and that is why I'.awk.l will, wthln a few months, become a part of this glorious union. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE PAY Take gaxatlve Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If It fails to cure; Sc. For sale by Charles Rogers. Football fever Is the latest epidemic. J. M. Thirswend. of drosbeck, Tex., says that when he has a spell of Indi gestion and feels bad and slcaglsh, he takes two of PeWitfs Little Early Risers at night, and he Is all right, the nxt morning. Many thousands of others do th same thing. Do you? Chas. Rogers. Big hips are undoubtedly once more the fashion. A BLESSING TO THE BABIES Or' THE POOR AN ENTERPRISE THAT SHOULD BE FOSTERED. The prospect Is very encouraging that the distribution of pasteurised milk, de void of all mleroblc germs, among the children of the poor at a nominal price., will become general In the large cities of the United States. While this benev olenee will be a blessing to the babies, our adult population enjoy an equally great one !n the benefit conferred by Hosteller's Stomach Bitters upon per sons afflicted with kidney and bladder complaint Danger from Bright' disease and diabetes is surely averted by this admirable preventive, which is also a safeguard against malarial fever and rheumatism, and a thorough remedy for dyspepsia, consrlpation, liver complaint and nervousness. Diseases, Insignificant at the outset, enlarge their proportions and capacity for destruction through neg. Ject. Another point of Importance in usnig this sterling remedy is, lhat It should be taken with regularity and per sistence. The old-time chain bracelet la enjoying a fashionable revival. The rich man's whiskey Is HARPER becaus; It Is supremely deflclous. The poor man's whiskey is HARPER, because such g-.cl whi!' . h-l: him. The fam. ily whiskey Is HARPER, because It Is pure, pleasant and strengthening. For sale by Foard 4 Stokes Co., Astoria, Ore. Feather flowers are the most realistic of all the copies of nature's own bloom. j p. Berry, one of the best known cit izens of Spe-ncer, Mo., testifies that h cured himself of the worst kind of pi by using a few boxes of DeWltt's Wltcn Hazel Salve. Ha had been trouble.! wnn piles for over thirty years and had used many different kinds of so-called cures; the'work and he will verify this stute. but DeWltt's was the only one that did ment if any one wishes to write to him Chas. Rogers. It isn't only the woman from the country who dawdles long looking ad miringly into the shop windows. Small pill, safe pill, best pill. DeWltt's Little Early Risers cifre biliousness, con. tinatlon. sick headache.. Charles Rog ers. Tne plain skirt of another season be. omes the tip top of modishness by a faw ruffles added to give It essenttol fluffiness. Confuslon as to the choice of a blood, purifier Is unnecessary. There Is but one best !.arsaparil)a. and that Is Avr-r'i. This lmpr.rtant fact was recoKtilzed at the World's fair, rhleaeo, I'M, being the only blood-purifier admitted to be placed on exhibition. Window dririr is not so eay as It toi.ks. It me;m a combination of me chanical genius and hlsh art, and that Is a mit'hty hard coupling to achieve. To remove the constipated habit, the only safe trerttrr'nt ! a course of Ayr's Pills, followed by a laxative diet. Most other cathartics do more harm than roo1, therefore leading physicians recommend Ayer's Pills, especially as a family physic. A genuine gown novelty Is a dinner costume of white cloth, with a Venl- tlan red silk sash. Sometimes the most careful women are the most careless. Many a woman bun dies herself up to keep out sickness when he Is neglecting- the very worst sickness that can come to a woman. She allows a slight disorder to become worse, to slowly sap her vitality. The little pain and the other sight indications of trouble seem to her unimportant She goes on with increasing suffering, until life Itself becomes a drag. Nervousness, sinking spells," digestive disturbances, and fifty other complications may arise from the derangement of the organ distinctly feminine. Over thirty years ago the need for a reliable remedy for so-called "female complaints" was recognised by Dr. R. V. Pierce, then, as now, chief consulting physician to the World' Ms. pensary and Invalids Hotel at Buffalo, N. Y. He prepared Dr. Pierce's Favnrtle Prescription, the most wonderfully ef fectle remedy that has ever ben used for such maladies. Send 21 cents In one-cent stamps and receive Dr. Pierce's 100? page "Common Sense Medical Advlwr," Illustrated. ilk Mi h - ,'.-N-.' i, ( 1 r-tw .jj.t.-n:.-Juu , (lcCL-J nfty Ycr.rs .'.. TM. !i the w i y it w vs r.-uiid to 1. x When viiid(.ther had tn "fut''i t.vi." Thce w-eie the nh.ii.iws cist tui The coming ol Coniu let P;ij:ucrte And his art ; like I'.irl in a ir..i!.ce 5ome day to bloom to a goddess lair. Men certainly wt'e noi black, t know At they pictured them, jo years .-u. Ayer's Sarsaparilla betfan to make new men, Just as the new pictures of men began to be made. Thousands of people fronted the camera .with ekins made clean from blotch and blemish, because they had purified tne blood with Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It is as powerful now as then. Its record proves it. Others Imitate the remedy ; they cant imitate the record : PO Years of Cures. 1 Tiny ruffles- of net are sen no thoi newest feminine handkerchiefs. 1 I Warning. Persims who suffer frq ; coughs and eolds should heed the warn-, ings of danger and shvm thmselves suf-) fering and futal results by using Omv Minute Cough Cune. It Is an Infallible j remedy for courts, colds, croup and all 1 throat and lung trm.be. Chas. R.r. i " " Mince pie, the anltimn rival of the I strawberry shortonku. Is U-tiHil!itf to. appear In the baker shviiis. The suspicion of a fnult In yourself; by yourself umounts to a c rti n y t: ; the opinions at others. TO CURE A COLD I.N" ONE DA Take Laxative Erosao Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If It falls to cure; 25c. For sale by Charles Rtr-rs. 1 r ; T" . ; The woman who doem t in. at least half of the thlncs she see thew I days pexwesses a wonderful alt-bai- I knrwl mind. I 1 Tou can't cure consumption bur yru : can avoid It snd rtrre every other form ! of throat or lunir trouNe by the ue of On Minute Ctjug-h Core. Charles Fers. Some novelties In burkbs snw all 1 sorts of oilff cohired ewtl effects. I I Dlsflfrurement for life by burns or st1i1a may be avoided by nstnr PcWltfv Wltoh-' Haaet 5tl. th. treat r.-rm-.Iv for .... ' , piles ami ror air kitm r sores mm sKtn troul.-s. Chrl-t Ror-rs. ' The white satin shirt waist of th-M summer will continue to i, n-int with the wtrititr taflor-made sown. ' ' I rri mature slT-?ry locks ran r pssnnrrd to the natural color, as In youth, and tho head kept clear of dandruff, by Hall's . Vegetable 81eiIIan Hair Rinwr. 1 I Ant soon sun-bum lo'l.ms will alv place to thoee salves salil" to lie effl.-ai. cioos for ehaprW hands jml lips. ' Tou cant adnrd to risk your llf.' by j atlowlnit a cold to develop nt. tineumonia or consumption. Instant rell.-f and , certain cure are afforded" by One Mlimte Couh Cure. Charles rtrers. It Is noticeable that the very lr-t i fashion plates from Parts show thi. tlp tlltwl hata as still th vokui-. A pain In the chest Is nature's warning that pneumonia Is threatened. Dampen a piece of flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bind over the seat of the pain- and another en the back between the shoulders, and prompt relief will fol low. Sold by Estes-Conn Drug Co. The new mode of shaklr.ir hands Is merely a meerfng of palms and a gen. i tie swing from rlxht to left, for nn in-: stant. Those who believe chronic dlarrhoaa to le Insurable should read what Mr. P. 1 E. Grisham, of Gaars Mills, La., has to ' say on the subject, vis.: "I have been I a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea, ever j since the war and have tried all kinds j of medicines for It At last I ound remedy that effected a cure and tbat was i Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarr hoea Remedy." This medicine can always be depended upon for colic, cholera mor bus, dysentery and diarrhoea. It la pleasant to take and never falls to effect a cure. 25 and CO cent sizes for sale by Estes-Conn Drug Co. Isn't it remarkabl-, when a man be comes famous, how many thousands of Ms fellow-creatures declare they went to school with him. A few weeks aa;o 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 U rrtpp and recognising It a. dangerous he took Immediate steps to brlns; about a speedy cure. From the advertisement of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy and the many good recommendations Included therein, we concluded to make a first trial of the medicine. To say It was satisfactory In Its results Is putting- It very mildly, Indeed. It acted like magic and the re sult was a speeriy and permanent cure. We have no hesltaicy In recommending this excellent Cough Remedy to anyone afflicted with a cough or cold In any form. The Banner of Liberty, Liberty town, Maryland. The 25 and SO cent sizes for sale by the Estes-Conn Drug Co. .MARIN II NEWS. It ATE v. i a.m. r. v. h.iultV h m il. IMiilft. Ii.m ft r'nditv I f.w. : :. . I f t II ! i Siimrditv.. J .v.' 7 1 Of,.i.li l M.. .1 .v.: ; : o v o i; i 4 Mondit , i T :! : I IMi;i.'WJ iui'siii . a '.i .'m ':ri .' .'. '.'.M V. 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Ti-nkle Sr,Ji. bk :i4" rliiiliirr. Hr tr Jl." ..:i.U .. u i.irurrx'bt. ttr i. ,it .iaiai S'J4tri.,.ii. i.r l.rn ...:i:. ..lMi.VI . MARINE NOTEa The O-'rmm l.urk II u,- Klr.iimi-r an I di Hntish hl Srr;it hirryfn r- on '.he ray down th rlvir The ThomttHlr.. .M'" l-.-llun P nul doKn lo Si.ml lknd ycsr.sbiy iLTTtvrtioiin and anchoril anltlr.c an . l- rtutilty to ?o M aa. The O. II. & X. stirar PolnmMa retain Conway, arrivwl ti frm San Fran.iseo yit(riftiy; with the average frMltrit anrt rmmmiMtMr lir. The bnrk VHfit. r.i!a!n A-kermnn, "rrlv..I down yesterday from P..rtl..n., txnin-r to Han rranciscv. wirn a csro of feet of lumbwr. I M.irters on die water front were rather 'inlet yesterday, larrlrit the n ' tlun of the w-Kt wind which kl. kl up quit a cea In tho bay. Th wlil' .-ii on the dark liiue water mad" a very pretty ilitht. ;in,I s-nal! schooner and fishing ves sels saibd about tit racing pace. There Is no n ! "' !l 'I.- hlMr.-n I---Ing tormented I.r '-al.l i- 'l, i7tni. and sktn erupt Ions. fi'lt''s Witch Hazel Ftilve gtvi-i Iri-t:.nt rell.-f 'in-1 cures yermanetttly. f'harle flog'-rs. Well Children that are not very robust need a warming-, building and fat-forming: food something' to be used for two or three months in the fall that they may not suffer from cold. SCOTT'S EMULSIOH of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypophos phites of Lime and Soda supplies exactly what ther want. Thev jwifl ff0W stfon? an(J j jj thls xxJ tonic. Nearly all of them become very fond of it. For adults who are not very strong, a course of treatment with the Emulsion for a couple of months in the fall will put them through the winter in first-class con dition. Ask your doctor about this. B ure you get SCOTT'S Emulilon. Ste that the sun end fiih are on the wrapper. ' All druefrista ; $nc. and lf.oo. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chcmiata, New York. 1 ..,MW .1 . Hi, ,The Only Secret PIPER HEIDSIE6K Plug Tobacco u :ris the Champagne Flavor. Wherever chewing to- f bacco is known the Piper HeiJsieck brand stands lor fj all that is best. Don't be a stranger to it-you want g the best and the New Five-Cent Piece is enlarged n . . . .... t - : i n S 40 per cent. quality remains me same, ask mr u. tf The Choicest Table Wines FOR FAMILIES Also for iMediciaa! . . ; Repsold California and Cooking Purposes !; Brandies CARLSON'S FAMILY LIQUOR STORE, lO.l Twelftlt Mtrcct giiiui Ross, Higgins & Company GROCERS and BUTCHERS Bond Street CHOICE KIvKSM AND SALT MEATS W. F. SCHEIBE, A 111 line ol I'l re a, T.b.cco, nil 5miikcra' Articlee. -4T-I Cortimcrt I11I Ht. J. A. FAST A BEND HOUSE, HHJIKiK AND WIIAHK HU1LDKU n in.'" MOVING TOOLS KICNTKI) SEASIDE SAWMILL A complete stock of lumber on hand In the rough or dressed. Flooring, ma lic, celling and all kinds of finish; mold log and shingle. Term reasonable and prices) at bedrock. All orders promptly attended to,. Office and yard at mill. H F L. LOGAN, Seaside, Oregon. Proprietor. Astoria Irbn Works Front Street, foot of Fourth, AatOrU. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS Land and Marin Eglns, Boiler Work, Steamboat and Cannery Work spe cialty. Castings of all descriptions made to order on short notice. John Fox.. President and Superintendent A. L. Fox Vloe President O. B. Prael .Becretary Astoria Bavir.trs Bank Treasurer HO-TO-BAG Oror 1A" W 'inren xld. snoiM) cure pror Its power f daitroy tlMdnlra for tobanM In liny N'. form. i-ulBOla thoniU!tnerve-frt In the wor.d. Many alu 111 inu..1a m lotlurnant imnri fa'lF. to O'likii 1 lie weak lir.poii.nt nmri aticoar. Tliioroua anil m&irrmtlu. Juat trr a lna. You wlllh rt. l.vhlvd. Wn ilHrt fiu to lehPT what we amy. f.ir cur In slmoluuily jiimriiiitwMl hf llriiiiirlaM'iviirv friMsampUi. Aia.aTUJC l iilXJJiU A.KMK.U W tUuii vr ktw .rL B. S - ;tv in connection with "Private Stock" "Cream Rye" Old Hickory" "Pride of.. ..Kentucky' ...and... "Hermitage" "The Louvre" ASTORIA'S i;i)RCC(HS ENTERTAINMENT HALL a ri.oiiii rioe ,VU.U. tlaiuM of All Hind. Tm M(uinrMil liar. BVeiTTMMG IKST-CLAW Good Order and Everybody's Rigtti KTMCTI.Y OIIMKItVKn. Mnnutrtcturer ntl Uoiiler l . . . FINE CIGARS! General Contractor l7J 1807 LUB oils0 Fls,ler a specialty Brothers ASTORIA.... SELL Ship Chandlery Hii nl ware Iron and Steel Coal Groceries and Provisions flour and Mill I'eed 1 amis, uns ami nrnisrics l-o((ers' Supplies I'airliiink's Scales Doors and Windows Agricultural Implements Kii(ons and Vehicles. GUARANTEED TOBACCO CORE HABIT MoMi ths world's record (br long-alliance fast running, A flap of the United States Thi. nrw wnll 11141 Is sued by tltn liuiliiisU 11 Hunt. 1 Is tin re fun! four ll.i I si Wldo by (iMir feet long: Is prints I In all (uli.ru, Is mound . 1 im roll ers: show every sUls, ru.it.ty, Inunrtsm town, and mllMiiul It. tlx Viilon, and Is a very desirable iuhI unetul ndjiinit I.) any boilseh.ilil or busiiU'M tubllaliliii'til. Tunhatwil lit lot Of HM the l.uips nt like Hur- llngtoii Itouto marly IB ranis apleie, Imt on r colH of It rmils In stamps or oinl the .anlorslgned Will be plmseil ol sand you on. Wills Imnwllaloly. s th supty Is llinlled. A. f. HIIKI.IX'N. ilrtiersl A.'iil, Portland. iirii'il. -roil Tll.lJiMtHtK, TILLAMOOK, TILLAMOOK, TlLLAMOltK. TILLAMOOK. 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