THE DAILY ASTORIAN, SUNDAY MORN I NO, OCTOBER 17, 18.7.
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JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.
Tel. prion No. 6.
TKKMft OF HCUSCRIPriOM.
DAILY.
Swt by maJL pr jrr K
Bent by mall, per month
Served by carrier, per mon(4
WEEKLT.
Bent by mail, por year In advaao. . .12.
Postaff fre to aubacrliicra.
All commuolcattona Intended for publi
cation should bo directed to the tdltar.
Buslnea communication ot all kinds
and remittance must be addressed to
"The Astorian."
Th Astorian guaraiitoea to auo
cribers the largest circulation ot any
newspaper published on the Columbia
cove ot one ?4 the slough ot the main
CVlumMa and surrounded by fine or.
chnrvls, farming aid dairy land. Here
Mr. John 11 Ion Is a power, and
In charge of oil th railroad work on
tWa division. The train of boarding cars
on the siding, constitute a small cliy
In Itself. Sixty men. Mh oftUvrs and
servant, make up the Utile vlll.ige.
There are men of all iiatl n.ill!le and
all sorts of char.uner. Whrn the pay
master oolites iiNim-l a lively scene Is
presented, as each one In his own way
responds to hi name, and with varous
rwnarks, rtvelve his monthly stipend.
The dinner bell rings and won the din.
:ng car .ir0 filled. The flrt car In the
train Is the private reside no of Time
keeper CI. M. Carry and his wife. Tar.
lor, library. rvoept:on room, bedroom and
telotrraph ortloe are all In one, occupying
the space of a good-sitod dry goods box.
RltMs and (loner, with all manner of
deooretJona Indicate the presence ot a
liver.
Advertising ratea can be bad on appU- j woman's hand even In a rough railroad
cation to the business managvr.
The Weekly Astorian, the second old.
eat weekly In the taU ot Oregon, f as,
next to the Portland Orsgosian, the
largest weekly circulation In the atat.
John F. Handley Co, are our Portland
agents, and copies ot the Astorian can
be had every morning at their s:av.d.
12t Third street
It win begin to dawn upon this coon.
camp. Five miles beyond Knappa Is the
"front," on the Kinks of Blind siouglt.
A temporary bridge has been buili a-ro?s
this stream and the wk trains are
running over It. The new steel bridge
Is all upon the ground and la rapidly be.
mg put In place, and will be a modern
draw bridge, like the one at John Day's.
Through what w-as once a swamp. Its
bottom being black spongy earth and
1 vegetable matter twenty feet deen. Ku
try after a while that serious mistake . .
' .been built a modern railroad embank-
made when Senator Wolcott and
hi co-corn raise Um-s were sent on that
wild-goose chase to Europe. At thet
time of their appointment It did not
appear possible that any particular barm
could result from it. Hardly any sane
man expected any success from their
so-called "mission," but it seemed s good
way to pacify the more reasonable of
the free stiver element, and at the same
time convince them of the utter futility
of trying" Induce the progressive na
tions of the earth to take a retrograde
step In a financial system which Is the
evolution of centuries of experience.
But it is now evident that Wolcott has
misrepresented the true state of feeling
in this country. The appointment of the j
commission appears to have been con- '
s trued as a manifestation ot our anxiety j
to abandon the gold standard; and that
a'gnlflcance is being attached by foreign
financial circles to Woicott's negotia
tions far In excess of thet felt here and
of their real Importance, Is dearly shown
by the concern of leading financiers In
England and throughout the colonies as
to the Influence being exerted over the I
home government, as well as by the sus- i
plclon with which the financial sound,
ness of this country Is still regarded
In Europe notwithstanding the general
improvement in our financial condition.
It Is time to call a halt on Senator Wol
oott. and the quicker he receives a per.
smptory order to cease the farce he Is
now playing and return to his own coun
try, the better It will be abroad for i
American securities and the sooner we
wtll realise the benefit of a complete j
restoration of confidence and prosperity '
at home. I
OUR NEW RAILROAD.
ment. Much trouble ha been found In
making the banks stay up As weight
sinking Into the mushy soil below, and
thet bank itself shrinking as fast as the
water dries out of It. The engineers are
confident, however, that they will con
quer In a short time, and this magnificent
October weather greatly favors their
plans. The hig truck laying machine is
at work ard has a capacity of about
four miles per day. The grade is now
partially completed to the Cl.iikanlne,
where the material for the other strsl
drawbridge Is already on the ground.
Only a few gaps remain to be cloed
by Honrymtin, Fvliurt & Co., whe.i
tracklaylng can brgin at the tiobi enj
of the road. The big steam shovel will
this week commence the wont of wid
enlng the cuts between Astoria and Blind
slough.
What does all this stcry mean? Only
this, that the best railroad ever built In
the west will soon be in operation be
tween Astoria and Portland, Its depot
and a large part of Its terminal facii
lies owing already constructed; that It
I is to be the terminal line to tidewater
I iu vreaon iwr ine great fcaatern rail'
road combinations now being cons urn
mated, and that Astortans who have not
apparently realized the near approach
of the great day In their history may well
take the time to consider not only how
they will celebrate the opening of the
railroad, but how they can best co-np-
! erate with it In securing at the outset
the full use of its rails In the handling
j of trascomlnental and Orient; ! trafflr,
as well as the export of Oregon's wneat,
The solution of the problem Is not mere
child's play, anJ calls for great wtolom
Pillosophy.
Of making many pills thero
1 no cud. Every pill-maker
ssyt: "Try my pill," as if
he were oDcring you bou bona!
The wise man timta good pill
and stick to it. A.lso, the vise
man who lias once tried them
never forsakes
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MARINE NEWS.
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full .nstructlota are sent and the whole
people are clamoring for the book. He
por.s frnt agents Just started show won.
lerful success. Sales run as high as 50
books an hour. Big commllons aud
valuable premium are allowed. Credit
la given and freight paal. It Is an ippor
lunlty to gain a competence In a short
time. The book Is not sold through book
stores or newspapers. Complete canvass
ing outfit w.ll be mailed tor 10 ce.As,
stamps. To places where we have uo
agent a full copy of the book will b
sent to customers, prepaid, on recelp' of
prl-e. Address, exactly, Monroe Book
Company, department K. US, Chicago.
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Some boas made of ribbon are vying
with the far conceits for preference.
Oreen seems to lie the favorite tint
in upholstery this season.
For many years science has studied
VESSELS ON TIIK WAY TO THE
COLUMBIA RIVKIl KliOM
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Aunei!e, Bnh 1WI HXut ..IV
tiling, li.i
liquors. Result, the whole world uses o,,,,,, Bf ,n i w ..loOAl .. -
whiskey.. It has proven the best stlmu-j rKtiaui, ai s.
lam and does not Injure nerves and tls-; Anamba, Hr lk UA . liul... i"
sues like cocoa wines and other drugged) iiuh.o
compounds. And HARPER Whiskey Is ; Foyledale, llr li
the iiVal whiskey. Sold by Foard A ii,. Anm ilr l,k
Stokes Co., Astoria, Or.
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it Isn t such a hard thing to ret tip
a very lovely monogram fan when It Is
discovered that the monogram can In-
bought In sheets at the leading tatkner Duvenby Hall, Hr li ....
Meltmiirmv.
Warning Persix-.s who suffer from Kuinw l.rr. Hr h
cough and colds should heed the warn, j aoaai.
Ing of danger and save themselves ,uf. 1 P'i'l"clr. Hr .h ....
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i A tew week ago the editor was taken
lne ui raiis ,n me tracg ot tne wtn . very severe cold that caused him
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad along i to be in a most miserable condition. It
the city water front look very much like iwa undoubtedly a bad case of la grippe
business, and have been a source of sur
prise to every visitor in the city for
months past, "Why," they say, "you are
building a regulation railroad for handl
ing heavy traffic. Astoria must mean
business." That Is Just what Astoria
does mean, and that Is Just what the
A. & C. R. R. Is preparing for. If any
one doubts this statement let him board
an engine and ride to the front, about
twenty east of the city. On the trip he
win find many things of interest and
many surprises.
The Astoria Columbia River Railroad
will be the scenic route of Western Ore
gon. Leaving the Astoria depot going
east the train passes the big canni-ri-s
and recognising It a dangerous he took
mmedlat steps to bring about a speed r
cure. From the advertisement of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and the many
good recommendations Included therein,
we concluded to mak a first trial of the
medicine. To say it was satisfactory
In Its results 1 putting- It very mildly.
Indeed. It acted like magic and th re
sult was a speedy and permanent cure.
We have no hesitancy In recommending
tnis excellent Cough Remedy to anyons
afflicted with a cough or cold In any
form.-The Banner of Liberty, Liberty,
town, Maryland. The 25 and 60 cent site
for sale by the Estes-Oonn Drug- Co.
a k:.ciikf: book.
The Chicago Record's boon for gold
ssekers Is now tmAv a ta a tki.
along the water front and the passenrer v-i, ,, ., , . A.
I took will know more of Alaska an! the
gets a glimpse of Astoria's greatest In.
dustry, also the sawmills, ironworks and
ouher Industries, while lit picturesque
quietude the chy spread out upon Its
seven hills makes an interesting back
ground to the industrial picture. With
tije blue hills of Washington eight mil-?
across the Columbia, defining the coure
of that mighty river, as seen In the
light of this rarely perfect October
weather, the trip on the rail eastward Is
not only Instructive but most charming.
Passing Alderbrook and rounding the
curve to Tongue point, through the cut
and on to the shores of Cathlamet bey,
the traveler Is suddenly confronted with
a charming view and is easily convinced
of the possibilities of the future yachting
course of Astoria. Here the broad Col.
rnnbia has widened Into a veritable lake
protected by the high headlands from the
rough winds and forming an Idea) addi
tion to a dty park or pleasure ground.
From hers the traUn lags along over ejsy
curves and on a perefctly level roadbed,
np to the John Day's, where was built
the first railroad camp east of Astoria.
Across this river on the new-patterned
steel drawbridge Into tunnel Nc. 1 and
on to Svensen's, a short distance beyond,
the first town on the new road meets
the vleiw. Here quite extensive yards
have already been built and an air of
up-to-dateness has taken possession of
the once quiet fishing village. A few
mll further and Knappa Is reach", the
division headquarter of the construction
company. This is a well-located and
Tery pretty river town, situated In a
wonderful Klondike district than he could
learn by months of personal observation
and research oo the ground. In compar
ison with other works on the subject It
Is the "Webster's Dlct.onary of Alaska,"
a perfect and peerless volume, at once
the model and despair of rival publishers.
It tells of the richest and most exten
sive goia fields the world has ever
knowr.-How they were discovered Fields
yet unexplored Ton years' work al
ready ln sight Where Is the mother lode?
The fortunes already made The mil
lions to be taken out next year How to
get there-R. R. fare and other exxpenses
from all polrtts-Medlcal hirrts-Olmate
Ofllcal maps Government reports AH
land and water routes Projected rail
roads-Mining laws-Customs. In brief,
all that Is known of this wonderfdl land
SI
Ekin on f re with torturing, disfiguring.
Itching, bnrnlng, bleeding, scaly, nd pimply
humors, insta-jtly relieved by a warm bath
withCmci BA SoAr, a single application of
CcTictBA (ointment), the gTcat skin cure,
and a full dose of CtnccEA Kksolvet.
to told UiroofW tlw wrid roTTS D. C. Cosr, o4
hook, ikMloa. Uaw toCm Tottarinf U " b,
BABY'8 SKIN IZ!?,?-
fertng and fatal results by using One l urra-Uie. Hr rh
Utnnt rh c.r It i .n mr.tHM. ' Weu Msnaiel. Ir sb ! .Ml
remedy for coughs, cold.-", croup and al . ' , . , . , ,
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throat and lung troubes. Chan. Rogers. uinu, Br bkl - .li.'-4 ' .. -
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business over the 'phone. Ther may to
others on the wire who heir every word
you are saying.
J. M. Thlrswend. of Grosbeck. Tex
says that when he has a spell of Inll-1 Falls ol tiyiie. br sh
gestion and feels bad and sluggish, he Kdeubaiiyniore.Ur h IW4 pwl.. o
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takes two of DeWltt's Little Early Risers hwaIiia
at night, and he is all right, the next j prumbu-ton, Br id 17T5 ..hoa... W
morning. Many thousands of others do taiu.i bay.
the same thing. Do you? Chas. Roeer. I (iilgorra I attls.llr sb T'7...U0A1... 44
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A hea-y gold chain with opals set In i taltal.
the links Is the Joy of the theatrt-going i Adolf, Ger h Iwl . IooaI- .V)
woman, who wears It to hold her dainty j Tientsin.
fan. Florida. Nor str .- - aM...UwAI... -
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Tou can't afford to risk your life by Dacca, Br bk
allowing a cold to develop Into pneumonia
or consumnrlon. Instant relief and n
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certain cure are afforded by One M!n:te . . , .
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Cough Cure. Charles Rogers. Fliuuniiv. Hi ir
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The millinery k--note U spiMi-entlyi
to crowd as much trimming as 1Me
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And all I'olul Kut and Heutli.
Tlwrtr M4ininip.n Track, I 'cor Isaa VU
buM iMiui and Bleeping Car
Trulna and Motto;
"Al.WAYU ON TIMIC"
llovo glvoii llils road a iialluiinl rputa
Hon. All classF of pass-tuisr carrlesl
on the vralibulod train without itra
clmrge, Hhlp your rrslghl and Iravsl
owr this famous Him, All ugents hat
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4 Washington Ht rorUajtd, Or.
GO EAST
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Library Car Route
AMtClUCA'R BCKNlf LINK.
GREAT,
SEASIDE SAWIWILIi
A complets stork of lumber on band
In the roufh or dressed. Floorlm. rua
tic. celltnf and all kind of finish; mold
Infs and shlnfle. Term raonbU
and price at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. iffle and yard
at mill. H T L. LOO AN.
Feaalde, Oreffon. Proprietor.
LUBKICATINO
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For Infant and Children.
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The Unht and airy type of nov-l no
longer popular. The girl ot today goes
In for heavy reading.
tU IMd Not Look It.
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"Alas, 1 shall never litarn to piny
The profwscr c;iyg I haven't anj ear."
La Caricature.
A Mplouiatlc Crawl.
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Mr. JobDSflu Arn yo' de Jlistah J:;''!:-
son dat'i been giLhin out dat Ik'! John
son wami' wunu ttiuftxj trail lii.s wjlt '.v
in (In duht?
Mr. JafksoD Ata yo' dut rke John
son, sail?
Mr. Johnson I U, ah.
Mr. Jackson Qlarl toe mcityo'. ah.
I'ze not de Mistah Jackson! Now ycrk
Journal.
MARINE NOTS.
Tlie lllawutha is on the way down frm
Portland.
The State of California will arrive thl
morning from San Framlsco.
The men Ballymor and Lady Went
worth will IVave up river toiliiy.
The revenue cutter Perry has become
one of the fixed ornaments of the harlxr.
The British ship Oruwendale Is on the
way down the river with a cargo of
wheat.
The Bramar, the "rat snip of the O.
R. & X. new Oriental stro.mt.hlp line, Is
eTiKWted to arrive here tommorrow.
Astoria Iron Works j
Front Btrset, foot of Fourth. Astoria, j
GENERAL MACHINISTS
AND II01LER MAKERS i
Land and Marine Kosjirx. Holler Work, I
Steamboat and Canosry Work a spe. i
clalty. Cs!lJi-s of all descriptions
made to order on short no Ice.
John Fox.. President and Superintendent ,
A. L Pnx Vloa Piwaldsot
0. B. Pral Secretary
Astoria Bavtr.-a Hank Treasurer i
Shli Chiimllcrx
Hurdaarc
Irun nml Steel
Conl
(iriKcrii'sanit I'rov iltiaH
I'liiur and Mill I'cc.l
I'nlnts. Oils and Vornbhcs
l.iMKltrs' Supplies
I'alrluinh's Sales
Doors nml Windows
Aurii tilt unit Implements
'iions nml Vchkles.
The all-rail route lu Kootenai nilnlntT
district, via Heatll and Hpokans
Shortest and Quickest Line
St. Paul. Minneapolis.
Duluth. Chicago
AND ALL It I NTH KAST
Through Palace and Tourist
Bleepars, Ilnln and Library Ol asrra
tlon Car.
Dally TrnltiM
M.PnHt TImo
HEHVICK A MU Ht lCNKttV I'Mt AQt ri JCD
For ticket and full Information etUI
oo atrsnt 0. It. A N. Co. or adtlrsss
A. D. C. rENNlBTON,
C. P. T. A.. Portland. Or.
R. C. STEVENS. O, W. P. A.. BetvtU.
UNION MEAT COMPANY
Shield Brand Hams, Bacon, Strictly Pure Lard
ALL KINDS OF CANNED MEATS
Oaarantssd lee Beat Is tb Market
COKNEK FOURTH AND OLISAN STREETS - - PORTLAND, OREOON
MANHOOD RESTORED nS3a
Euaraalredtocarcall nerruaa dimses, tush as Wek Mrmory LutJl
raia rawer, lleadacht, Wskelulaess, UmM Maobuud, Mghily Kmia
sioiis. Nervousurss, all drains, loss of puwer la GeoeratKS Orfsas of
either srz, caused by over exertion, youthful errors, eicralss ut of
tnhacro, opium or stimulsnts, which lead to Infirmity, Connimptloo or
Inmnlir. Can bt carried In eest pocket, ti so per hrn, for K by mall
prepaid Clrrular Free, iold be all drurtlsls A.k for It. Ukeno other.
Miuurrttirrl by th Peau MrHlclne tr . p.ri. Kr.nre lue imtis
Uruij Co., ilistrlbuUm tfcata, Tlilrd sod Vambill m., 1'ixtUnJ, or.
J. W. CONN, Aat. AaUrU.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
Columbia Itlvcr and I'usot Hound Nsr-It-altoQ
Co.
HTEAMKIt "TELEPHONE."
Lsavo Astoria daily sxoi.pl Sunday,
' p. m.
leaves Portland dally incept Sunday,
I a. m.
BT SAM Kit "UAILKY OATZEHT."
lxiavss Astoria dally . ot Huliday and
Monday al I a. m ; Hunday nl lit at
o'clock.
UaVM 1'ortland dally sxcept Humby at
I p. n.
Lsavss Katurday nllt at 10 o'clock.
V. D. SCOTT. President.
B. A. Rsslsy, Afsnt, Portland.
C. W. Btona, Afsnt, Astoria.
Telsphoo No. 11.
Emil Schacht
ARCHITECT
Room JI7-JI8
Portland Saving Bank Bid.
Portland, Oregon.
BEFORE YOU BUY
Property look at our list and see tuhat cue have in the may of bargains
Awtorio
7r,xlM FEET ON THIRTY-THIRD AND
Franklin; four houses; pnylng Rood In
come; 540. Easy terms.
75x75 FEET ON BTRLET CAR LINE,
opposite White Swan saloon. Bargain.
Vet Side
: LOTS IN BLOCK 1, WARRI'.NTON.
C'lu-ap.
LOT 7, BLOCK 38, M'CLUKE'B. BAK
galn. FOUR LOTS IN BLOCK JR, M CLURE B.
Very cheap and easy terms.
A GREAT BAROAIN IN BLOCK ,
Hustler 4 Aiken'
H-ROOM HOUSE AND SOxlOO-FOOT LOT
ln McClure's; 12200. Part cash, balanc
easy term.
WxlOO FEET NEAR NEW RAILROAD
depot at a (rest bargain.
PROPERTY IN ALDERBROOK, TAT
lor's, Case', McClure's and Shlveley'i.
IF YOU DESIKE BAR
gains in business, reeiMence
or acrenge projierty, he sure
and see our list.
LOTS 13 AND 20. BLOCK I, WKST
Wurrenlon. Cheap.
GOOD BUSINESS LOT IN HEART
of Warenton; I1M. Cheap.
TWO GOOD LOTS IN BLOCK 4, SKIP
anon; f L2S each.
CORNER IN BLOCK 12, WARRENT0N;
$250.
4 GOOD LOTS IN O'HARA'B ADDI
tlon. Exceedingly chssp,
7-ROOM HOUSE, NEW.IN EAST WAR
renton. Small cash payment, balance
easy term.
North Beach
TEN-ROOM HOUSE, FURNISHED, AT
North Beach; for sale cheap. Close to
beach and railroad.
Form Lands
H7 ACRES GRAZING LAND, NORTH
Necamle; 100-acrs farm on Upper Ne
halem; 154 acres on Elk Creek beach
and 200 acres near Olney.
Hench Property
HICAHiniC
TWO LOTS NEAR M'OUIltK'S HOTEL;
11 00 earh.
7-ROOM COTTAGE, NEW; 1760. PART
cosh, easy paymunts. Clowe to besch.
TWO HOUSES AND TWO IXDT8 NEAR
ly oppoelts M'GuIrs' holol. Very
cheap.
LOTS IN GRIMES' GROVE, HERMOSA
Park and Hill' addition. All are bar
gain. LOTS AT SILVER POINT, SEAL ROCK
' and Elk Creek .
For Rent
-ROOM HOUSE, FRANKLIN AVENUE
and Thirty-third street; H per month.
2 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOU8K
ktMping, over Astoria Land A Invest
ment Co,' ofTlos; fit per month.
A 20-ROOM LODGING HOUSE, BA
loon, dining room and kttohen; Ul.
SALOON AND LODGING HOUSE ON
' A a tor atreet
SEASIDE COTTAGE, 7 ROOMS, S2S PER
month. Cottage II rooms and one cot
tnge I rooms. Apply for term.
t
ASTORIA IiAjlD & IflVESTJuEJlT CO., 355 Commercial Street, Astoria, Oregon.