The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, November 06, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY ASTORIAN, SATIKDAY MOUNINO, XOVKMI.KU 0, ltt.17. gaily gUtovtan JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. Tel. phone No. 61 TKItM Or HI UNC KI1TION. daily. Bnt by mall, jxt rT J6. Bent by mall, per month IV Berved by yarrler, per montfe 40 WEEKLY. Bant toy mall, per year In advance.. .12. IN rota frva to subcr.'.er. Ail communication Intended for publi cation (hould be tHrscted. to the idltar Busln communication of all kind and remittance must b addressed to "Tha Aa tor lan." Tha Aatoriim fuaranUw to Its ao- Kribors tha birrest circulation of any new paper published oa th Columbia rlvar. Advertising ratea can ba bad oa appUU oatlon to tha buslnea manager. Tha Weekly Aatorlan, tha aaoood old. cat waekly In tha a lata of Oreroa, baa. bait to tba Portland OragoaUa. tha larfaat weekly circulation In tha Hate. John T. Handle? Co, ara our Portland agent, and copla of tha Aatorlan can ba had every morning at their stand, 134 Third lxt Tha Klondike erase throughout tka t'Bhed 6te has szumed a new phasa within the Inst few .days. Organizations with fabulous amounts of capital, oa paper, are ("printing- up everywhere fo tha promotion of all ortis of enterprises In the froxen north. Some of these schemes contemplate colonisation, others transportation, tnuilntr or speculation. Very few of them haw In vtew nracUcal! . , 1 mining or the development of the mln- t era! territory. Beyond any question a certain proportion of these enterpr'eea may be oil a seed as legitimate, but it Is j in the Klondyke region. Of course this lii-" , ... Kt,i. ..'lead to a vast amount of specu:atlve tnat inveatora snail exercise w onscre- In 11 ..k.n mmtttm m. 1,1 T n i Mw ..I-, n.m u.a. Itaiists shall InvestUrate "thoroughly he-! fore lending nhdr nimr o eaiterortyes ' . . . . which may prove to be questionable or worse. There Is at least scope for serl- ous reflection in the fact that promoters with frinsre on their trousers, who ara more familiar with tha free lunch system than any other form of subsistence, are now airily setting afloat schemes requir ing $50,000,000 or 1100,000,000. Every Indica tion now points toward an unprecedente 1 crop of bubbles next season. The increaised value to the farmer of tha crops of this year over any of the three years previous is estimated to b fully WW.000.000, and this year the fax.T.ers themselves will reap the full measure of J I the advanced prices. On last year's crop. j whkey Is both doctor and ton!''. ' prices did not advance until a ijery larpe. Better looking than muj doctors, lette proportion of the crops had passed from1 U5tinK ,han medicines. For ge-er.H ... ... , 1 family use. nothlnir equals whiskey and the farmers m to the hands of the ?ree. 1 . .. . ! HARPER Whiskey is pre-eminently the Iflatonr. but this year Hhe farm-re are . famllv wh!fkev. Sold by Foard & Ptokes. able to store their grain and Sell H wl'en' Co., Astoria, Oregon. ' Uiey deem best. As a rule, they are not , under the seA-ere neceswltiB of oe y ; r ago Which compelled thm to dispose of their TO at the earliest period. With th Ireds of minions of dollars (ro ' -.net ic-p hands of the farmers of te cofi? he backbone of our Industrial wealth, there must be an early dlffustm of money throughout all induHtrial c'rd? that cannot fail to give very general pros perity. Farmers do not hoard Tnone ; they expend their surjilus in t.:e pur. chase of lands or in the im rovemtnt cfipnin nan- company. that they possis, and there will be largely Increased employment In agr'.cnl tural circles, and every community of the country wi" feel the beneficent reul s of the Iiiree crops and hith pric.s of agricultural products. ALASKA'S SOUTH EASTERN LINE. It Is tbelleved, ln view of the gr-at prominence Alaska has achieved, owing to the recent gold discoveries and the Importance of definitely fixing the bound ary line between our territory and that of the Dominion of Canada, that the sen. ate, whem It assemhle In December, will take early action upon the treaty pend ing between Great Britain and the Cnl. ted Statss for the survey and marking of the Hist meridian. This treaty was sent to the senate almost two years ago. The 111st meridian marks the eastern boundary of Alaska down to wrfh'n ten marine leagues of the southern coast, where the line trends to the southeast, keeping that distance from the coast. Concerning the 141st meridian there Is, of course, no controversy between the United States and Great Britain, but no basis of settlement of the southeastern Una has yet been reached by ithe two oountitea. The original treaty, as sent to tha annate, It Is understood, was amended, or proposed to be amended, by Senator Stewart so aa to Include th set tlement of the dispute relating to the southeastern line. If such an amend ment ware Insisted upon by the senate, aa appears not likely to be tha case, It Is ndt at all certain that Great Britain would at present agree to the modifica tion. The work of adjusting the differences between the two countries regarding the southeastern line has not procTessed for! two years. In 1893 each government Hp polirted a commissioner to survey the territory through which the Una runs, and each made topographical maps of tha country, which w aubmltted to their respective irovcrnniom Deoeml-er ll, ISM. Those commissioners, hoaevrr. had no power to prop" a sett Inn it; their work wna confined strictly to fur nlfhlnic lnformntion iiihmi wliloh uisi' quent negotiations miild ircwA Aa no rnnitc of mountains rim ts the oos't, ns ms nwutnt'il to be the case when the boundary line between Russji and Can ada wn Px.d In term, the alternative priosltton "f a il'"' ,,-n marine leantr , from the civi.t must m .rk t' e l.nilt of J our territoiy. Hut In the dt;erni!n.)tion many l:nrl-i i.te qui'Ptl.ini an lnvo'vcd who'her the coast line sha'il bo assumed to follow the i fi;iii..i;i.' nf Hie t-h.ir." or run frm i headland' to he;,d'.a.nd; or a hot nor the J lino shall !e coni-LUro.! to run ten mix- i rino Iimitiios to the liuor.or fiom the! outer shore of the Island, ahleh form a wort of arvhlpWiifro nlonjr the csst. The (rovertmu-nt officials who have :u. died the question are vorJldent that our title Include the Islands and ten marln lonpTics of territory from ;he coast line, wtth all Its stnuvvttleci J. C. Berry, one of the best known eit Uens of Spencer, Mo., testifies that he cured himself of the worst kind of pile by using a few botes of PeWltt'a Witch Kaxel Salve. H had been troubled with piles for over thirty years and had used many different kinds of so-called cures; the work and he wtll verify this state but PeWltt'a was the only one that did ment If any on wishes to writ to him. Chas. R rarer. Whenever you hear of a young n attractive woroAn aoopptisg a situation aa ebaperonn to the daughter wealthy widower we cannot he'p think. Ins; that maybe, she has hope of stepping Into tha shoes of Oie late departed. A STNTICATE TO PURCHASE KLON DTKB CLAIMS. Lata advices from London confirm ru mors that have heretofore reached this side of the Atlantic that a financial y I M , , , , tvtTrefiiS avn.llrtife !a In nroeess of for. matitin m Enpland. France and Germany to buv aC the paylnc claims of miners ; i valuation, but there Is a claim In tha ! ... . , , . ki, i. i. i. ... . . . . . . . . ,f possime to underestimate, ana uiai is j the claim of Hoeterter's Stomach Bit. j iers to the foremost place among Amer- loan remedies for liver compaint. The . . bilious and consr.pated derive prompt j,,, rm thls genlaJ aittrath-, which remedies nausea, yeilowmess of the skin and eyeballs, fur upon the ton-ue, and unpleasant odor of the breath that char acterise bEtousness. It also remedies and prevents malarial and rheumatic aCmenta, kidney trouble. lack of stam ina, dyspepsia and nervousness. Like aK standard remedies that have estab lished themselves In popular favor. It deserve a fair and persistent trial There Is only one thin that make you j rtad when a maid breaks your hand. ; mirror, and that Is that the promised ven y"' bad ,uck " come t0 ner , i instead of to you. And now It Is reiwrted that youns somen In full evening dr"ss th-nk It a jrreat lark to ride their bicycles up ard down sequestered streets. "The worst cold I ever had In my life was cured try fnamDeriam-s uougn K'm- edy." writes W. H. Norton, of Sutter Cre?k. Cal. "This cold left me with a co'iph and I was expectorating all the time. Tho Remedy cured me, and I want . all my friends when troubled with a cougrh or cold to us-e it, for It will do them fTOOd." S-.'.d by Estes-Conn Drug Very swell little Uys row wenr to ; school the French brocaded capes that ; one sees so frequently on the Paris boule-ards. j Mr. N. N. Osburn. well known at Woodstock. Mich., was troubled with a Mr johT1!SOn tnyt th , the beBt eIlln; lame bark. He was persuaded to tiiei,.-v -edtHn ih h.nflt. a if Chamberlain's Pain Ralm. It gave him relief tn one night. TMs remedy is auw famous for fcs cure of rheumatism. For ; sale by Eptes-Conn Drug Company. Kot one woman ln ten really looks well In the blouse costume, but they will all wear It because It Is fashionable. ,,. .: .- - ft ft Weak Lungs If you Lave coughed and $ coughed until the lining mem brine of your throat and lungs is inflamed Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil wilt soothe, strengthen and probably cure. $ The cod-liver oil feeds and m strengthens tha weakened tis- $ sues. The glycerine soothes and heals them. The hypo- w phosphites of lime and soda t 2 impart tone and vigor. Don't t neglect these coughs. One bottle of the Emulsion may do t $ more for you now than ten t ft Can do later on. Be Sure YOU ft get SCOTT'S Emulsion. 3 All druggists ; 50c. ind $x.oo. ft SCOTT & BOWME, Chemists, Ntw York. The Same Old Sarsnparilla. That's Ayer's. Tlic same oU wrsajinrilla as it was tnavlc iinil aold by Dr. J. C. Aver 60 v rs ago. In Oic lalvratv)ty it i iliaorcnt. There nlctu sUv'CS leuil spcoil tv flill nl rlctictice, l't t'.ic saisapa. til'.a i tlic s;ituo oUl sus;i'Kii'ilii xli.it in.ulc tl'.c uvoti! - A' r.t ef CHres. Why don't we better it? Well, we're itnicli in tlic con.Ktioa of the 1Uh.n ntul the J raslcrry: " iKm.'tios. nc saul, "Oovl might lt.ive made a better berry. Put uoubtlcss. also, He never did." Why dou't we better the sarsaparilla? We can't. We are usiug the mmo oid ifitf that cured the Indiana and the Spaniards. j ba not been bettered. And since era tuake sarsapariUa com pound out of aarsaparilla plant, we sea no way of improvement. Of course, if we were making some secret chemical compound wa might.... But we're not. We're making tha same old sar aaparilla to cure the tame aid diaaaaaa. You oas tell M'a the nat I4 araasarH W M it work Om saa M swrs a. It' the aowrreigB hled paritar, aad H'm Am CVrh cate Irned with fur are being bourht by the youns; wxvnrn who mak point of atUavHn .a th. , tTrrr Ttta, CABTOIIIA. Not to have, braid on yourirowti Is to. do away with the winter's moet poj'Ul .r trlmmlns;. the outside of office door A card on says "Gone to lunch. nunuiest. Ana, me man win do mere r. , . . . on xime. imn is, lor some aays, wm, or even months, he will. Then he will be at home occasionally for a day. He'll , tell tou h had m. headaeJve & turn of cholera morbus, or mayb he'll say ho had a lump In his stomach and felt too miserable to move. The lump aras pro. ably two or three ten.mlnute lunches eoniVnoM condensed. The man who "bolts" his lunches will And Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the best friend he ever met. j There i no case of biliousness, coo-1 stipauon. inaiireexion. -neart-Durn, or any of tha rest of th nUrht-mare breedlnr brood, that these little 'Tel-1 lets" will not eure. They cure perma. nentjr. &.n H cents In one-cent stsmp ! to World's Dispensary Medical Assocla-! ,Ion Buffalo. N. T.. and receive TV. Pierce's lOnS-pa "Common Sen- Medl. ! cal Adviser," profusely Illustrated. If you can look preitty ar.d act nitre, j ably at the brnokfat table the success ; of the day Is assured. OAHTOniA. Til tu na: No matter whnt shape ha a may tie : they ore apparently au fait if th -y are only becoming. i , Th three-year-old boy of J. A. John-' .on. of LvTln Center. 111.. Is sublert to at ,acka of cpoup. Mr johnBon gayg he ,. eatlsfied thM the timely use of Cham-' berlaln's Cough Remedy, during a severe atta, saved hls little boy's life. He !s ln the anlg business, a member of the firm j0hns0n Bros., of that place; and tllfv hnnrllA . ml tnnnv nMent -i wll clnes for throat and lunr d seases. lie had all these to choose from, and skilled phygida-j, reaJy , -pond to his call. 1 hut lected thls remedy for use In his! fa-ny at a time when his child's i ,If9 WM In aani?er, because he knew it to be superior to any other, and famous ! th ,,... ... , I ,VM rjilmm MtlBfastlon In all cases. sm hy moim Drug Company, How very- few men appreciate having th woman thef love as much loved by some one else. OASTOniA. Tit ?J- ii mi sir- We may pretend that w have no be. lief In fortune tellers, but their pro phecies have a decidedly uncomfortable anay of remaining with us, nevertheless. Tou can't afford to risk your life by allowing a cold to develop Into pneumonia or consumption. Instant relief and certain cur are afforded by One Minute Couth Cure. Charles Rogers. Th hardest trial on earth la to have to assume gayety when tha heart I well nlcTfc ready to break. Warning. Persona who suffer from coughs and colds should heed the warn ing of danger and save themselves suf fering and fatal result by using One Minute Cough Cure. It 1 an Infallible remedy for coughs, colds, croup and all throat and lung troubes. Chas. Rogers. The destruction of love letters that were once the greatest treasures It about an solemn a ceremony as ever comes into a woman's life. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Tfcs fis- a) it 01 tTr MARINE NUWS. Tide tttleforWovcmtef. 1897. l Hum waii it low w A rati i 1.VTK ! A M. . V. M. IS St. Il.min, h.ui D. h.inlll. h.n It 1 M.tixlux .... 1 i, so it. V i.iWJ IJ-;j :Ss I TiIi'mIhv ... J 7 s iv it : . i, 1 j I ; S .' I 'eliid' .1 S.Vrtv NMuil .'o. l, .' M 1 i ! rinii-sda I t ."i 7 r i vmi ;i ii '.' I ;t .V .' .' ' r'n.laj ...'.,. A In hi i :. Iv M : n. J I !.' ! Nitmilav . i 10 i ; ! Itji'JI 4 : :l .Vt,' ! !i jM Mi.llt:l(M . 1 1 '.' tl II i I ' Mondax , . . o ;i 7 t : n i. v ' li 'I 0 I i rtn.ila , .i I ih 1 .1 ii ; : tk .i 7 .' o N i.li..llo It';;' 1 o 1 t Mt ' 7 "00 Ihiusitiiy it i; I ii o s iv" :t : .( o i ' i. .T . I ti '.' : . i. it " :i ii i . c ; i in 1 1 i'H'1 o ; v. l - In i I I ill i I o MIMi I 11 v.' 4 l II III I . : i ; ii i .1 Ii -alui.liix .!:t Mi V li Moiidii . I . I'iii".ia It. r.llivl' i: 'I'll 11 lvt l Kii.tii l;i SillllliUV I I. i v i ; it ii I IS : .1 r.i.ti; i' i: so "l-Mt ,t t . . t III .' II II ' .! 0.' . 7 1 41 . a I i 4 .it 0 .1 A IS II IM'A .1 10 I t v I I I 01 V AlKll.lay . II i' si iV 1 l ui'tl.ty.. : i 0; 7 .i i i iIiimI ;i o 7 it j TliiipHla.v :. 1 4" 7 7 ! K'tiil.iv ., .. .' tj ; 7 satnnlav ..'7 :t l 7 it U I.".'.' ; ,1 n :in il tl I I .: s.n.v .i: ss : I'' l I t im .!.! , st ,i : s ii 1 4 I v'i .' I s n :t f s ,i l i ; i: '.i i '' nv( ,i a '.' ii m. ;i ;t. .t j H . .t In to mi 4 Ji 7t! ill in .1 1 u soys iTUkiI: ii :t l M M.VV. lot 7 I Mmnlnv..'i 4 Si 7 I Tmilav .. .4 lit 7 VESSE1J ON THE WAY TO THE COLVMB1A KIVEK KKOM Ml VoKK. Vi'Mel. Toiih Kate V lloiiry illartl, Am h , Il-vi :toll... Jo SALTtaoKt. Ueoive StelM'ti, Am !.. 1710 ..Still. W ACAri'UO. SiilluurK, brh...., ...IiWaI... -- AMTSrKsr. Unllthtowslilre, Drill -13M ... Al... T CakutM. lilenkank, Hrhk ..IA....louAl... 'r tows, lileneloira. Brh ... 2-'.HHI ta MprluiiburB, Hr h .iAl...Kliil .. M rARDirr. Aouetley, Brtlu IStH ..UOAl . isD iniueiiin. tlauiaru, Brih ...UU.1iaiAI.. Ill HIIKIO. royledale, Br ih lilHAt.. M HotiKkoti Sierra Nevada, Hr sh .... I1l IWAI... 5 Iip I .. 4 .'.V.I.. IHM1. . 14 I Kliuwhire, Hrtr .. ; M""'- l" " " j y iiuaot.i it'. tt..lt)0Al... - ..1... IWAl... .. ItKV. llHIAl... .. I4.--J ..Aal .. li Sfil ..AAl... J7 I.IVKKrooU iKiveuhjr Hall, Br h I Alajuuila. J,ue-.Krbk MelUmrne.. M.lti.tilei. Br h . .Naptei. Ilru.v.i-1, lit bk, .1111 A. 1'tvivlut.e, Brli WM ..IiOaI .. Ulit ruu, or liki iik, i ,.,ui., riMKi, I'nuoiallty. llr lilt.. ....i tui.tl .. pul-.l, .ur u - III... AitAI.., I'..rl Vf' lloip t. Ku h . 1 ..liul .. i Kio d-Jii iro. (iUupark, Br lt . i;w...iuua1... os ..suei.. huaI... HHASi.ll.ll. kigiunilre. Br 0. .. ..i. ..UHAl... ,..juii...1ijua1... iwiiuwir, Bru .. iiaMa. Druuiburlou, Br in : tabu sat ' Uihform tsjlls.Hr so . ,.olulllK.h Br ,b HuroriUne, Ut h al ..i:t3...iooai. .114 . ...lOUAI... SI ...Sl....ltOAl... .lXl...llAIAl 1 WslUroo. Verbena, Br ih YOKOHAMA. 71l.ltl0AI.. Tenkto Mrn.J bk... nvi n S.'16...1u.l.. . IIS....IIAJA1 .. - , oieuerieut Br li ..... : lau-aamt. ur Urt i MARINE NOTiH. The Alliance SiU-d for Sao Francisco 1 yostenluy mornln-. The IVrry will leave up fur I'urtl-nd at 7 o'cUxk this morning. A &htp In bulltuit Miled in last ivonltig ivi:hout auitintr fur u iuk. TJie siivinii-r ym.-n is on th wiy tlnn me nver wun in.' rtiii men. ' imd will Kuve out for Cw Uiy us a i the river with the !'hllimne. as thv weather ; rmlts. The French Imrk liuitminhin. C 'plain lvj.de. fr..ni Huiiif Kdiu'. .'(. tml. r n tmll.ist, arrived in ! rd..y a'TTn.mti ,ritlh Uirk lUllnn ,,j .; Opt ,ln I'rin h.LT.I. fn.m A-npulm r. : lMi::.t. . r.:-r.l at the cut,,m li.u"- ' y,., .r.l.iy. j '. T!l" Hrlrlsh b .rk ). htert re. i?, :r; U'.'Ll.Mln K. Iinenlv from Anl-. rn Inn. . ' . . . .v. In willast. w'i r il nt the custom house ye.'lerday. Tie O im.irtyilitr... nq -,,n. C;ip-i n Henderson, from Yokohhmn. In l.,ill.ist, R-l't'-ml-T 22. ert.l nt th. c.-sfom houi yesterlay. The Nurwi'Vli.n ftenm-r Kl'irld-t tir.d the iirl!lh h.irk ( ';ii r.ehiie lift up yes terday for Portland. The Voi-wettUm Rienmsihlii Florida. I!i'2 tons. Captain Htini-en. from Tnp. Chtns, October 2, consigned to Taylor. Toting & Co., arrived In yentenL-iy. The Omega, wlil.-h loaded lumli. r KTiapp'on, awl exjwted to c;itl tod.-iy. b) lying nt anchor nt Ft. Stevens, on account of the heavy we.-.ther. 1 no stenmer Hmcmnr, 31? ton, Cnp. taln Porter, for Ilonar K'n, nrrlved from Portland yeat-rdny rrwirnlng and ducked at Flavel, where she tnk-s on 700 ton of cofd for the voyage. HOW TO CURE PUJOL'S COIJC. I Buffered for weeks with colic and pains In my stomaoh caused by Mlloun. ness and had to take medicine all the while until I used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and TXarrhoea Remedy, which cured m. I tiav Ince recommended It to a good many people. MRS. F. BUTLER, Falrhaveti, Conn. Persons who are subject to blllou colic can ward off the attack by taking this remedy as soon as the first symptom appear. Sold by Estes-Conn Drug Co, What on earth would our homes look like without serap baski-tn? J. M. Thlrswond. of Orosbeck. Tex., says that when he has a spell of Indi gestion and feels bad and slugfflnh, he takes two of DeWltt's IJttle Early Riser at night, and he la all r!rht, the next morning. Many thousands of others do th. same thing. Po you? Chas. Ro'ers The great warm cape In Tartan pIMds are Just the thing for the girl who will go to the football games no matter what th weather. IBJL asnm .'ciii'lalilf lVi'pdrdtion lor As -slmilTlinS lto Kiatiilllt'0itl.i ting Hie Sloraiiths ami lVwvls tif lVomoli's Pioslioii.t'lkTrful iicssandlli'st.l'ont.ilnsm'ittkT Djuiiin.Morpliiiu' nor Muiaal. KotNahcotic. 4Vi4A, JEtfaaT m f A- . Apafccinontcdy forfonsllrirt tlon. Sour Stonuch.DiaiThoca Worms .Convulsions, fVwrish ocss mxlLosa or Sleep. lac Simile 5inilurt of NEW S'OHK. tXACT COPY or WRAPPCO. The Choicest Table Wines i a FOR FAAIILIES Also for Medicinal . . and Cooking Purposes CARLSON'S FAA1ILY LIQUOR STORE, 103 Twelfth Htrocl A Tllt.". ,:s"jt, vvl i v J gTwlJfW 4 Ross, Higins & Company GROCERS and BUTCHERS Ootid Street CHOICE KRKSH AND SALT M ICATS W. F. SCHEIBEr '-c-m, A lull line 'I Ii7 T t. nil fmii1 47-1 Com Ai. il t. r. a. A a ;!'-:;; nout-r.. l.Kii.i .rir.fl52E tlon ol a farimu. limn br tilM-afles II n x- u nrrnnr ... irrrs all His horrors of ImpnMney. I'Plltr.nr.eluauMiaUuiUirur, l B-rwna aaonri-n Snlnsysand thsnrlnary onrana of aulmpurlUsa malna w mi .Immiim & nA r.i.mll waalr orv.fiL I lia reason anfTerem ara not cored by Imeinra la berauna ninety per nt ara troohled wtla Pswatatllla. CtJHIDKNKH the only ktliian remeda lo curn without an operation. KMitrallmoril. la A written roarantee tn and money returned If all boiea does not alloc I m psruianoMsuia UlOaboi,il 1 fir mu, by malt Hend for rasa circular and leauiuonlsla, Ad-raai It A Vol. If CLIICIB B CO P, a Box STt, Baa Frwioo, OaL lr 10 6 CHAS KOOERH, 401 Commercial Street 1873 1897 Fisher Brothers ASTORIA.... LUBRICATINO OILS A SPECIALTY SELL Ship Chandlery Hardware Iron and Steel Coal Groceries and Provisions Hour and Mill Teed Paints, Oils and Varnishes Loaders' Siiiilic I'airliank's Scales Doors and Windows Agricultural Implements Wagons and Vehicles. SEE THAT THE FAC-SIMILE SICNATURE OF- IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY uoyrriAz of Cutorla li sat p la ona-ati MOm only, ll il But sulJ U bti'.k. Poa't sIIdw antra ti) toll joa anjrthlnr t!i cs ths flna or promlM tbtt It U "Juit a ffwl" anil "ill amwtr twy pr p,i," r &t that jot (st 0 A-8-T 0-R l-A. tilt fJ- Uu it! "r "Private Stock" "Cream Rye" "Old Hickory" "Pride of.. ..Kentucky" ...and... "Hermitage" Repsold California Brandies "The Louvre" astoku's i;oKi;rots ENTnRTAlNMIiNT MAU, 3 ri.tiotm I Ins Mii.lo. Ilsine f All Hlnil.. Tn Mauinrrul liar.. rVCRTTKINC IRST-IUSS Good Order a Dd Everybody's Right 1 HTiitcTi.v oifKti van. FeNE CIGARS! . Contractor : ANJ; WIIAHK HUILDKK IIOUHIC MOVINO TtKJI.M KKNTKI ) 23 AKHOOD BESTOREOSs CUP1DEHE" tr.l,! sriwrl Freneh piiyiililitii, will qtiici: ly eure von of all tier of ill Kelinrsuvft ortraiif. .ueli hh lwit Manhood. insomnia, i'sl in In Uu Jlm-k.Wniiiliml KmiMlnm, Nervou. iieliiilir i'lmplen, I'liAinM to Marry, Kilisiintlns Iirnlna, Vnrlenretn n.A tointlimtl'in. 1 1 stop al I Iomph by day ir ntslit. I'revema tnli tirwiof dlnrhanrs. wlilehlf nolrherVel leails Ut Hnennatorrliina arm SEASIDE SAWMIHt A complete stock of lumber on band In th rough or dressed. Flooring, rus tic, celling and all kind of finish; mold ing and shingle. Term reasonable and price at bedrock. All orders promptly attended to. Offlea and yard at mill. H IT L, LOGAN, Seaside, Oregon. Proprietor. ABtorin Ironworks Front Btreet, foot of Fourth, Astoria. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKEItR Land and Marin Engines, Holler Work, Steamboat and Cannery Work a ape. clalty, Cnsilngs of nil daseiiptlnns made to order on short notice. John Fox. .President and Superintendent A. L. Fox Vice President O. B. Prael Secretary Astoria Savings Dank Treasurer WHITE COLLAR LINE I'liliiinlilii Itlvsr and I'iiuH Hound Nalf I lull l it, KliHiimr " Uu I In v lHlen"sli'aM Aihirla ilnllv, riiit Hiiintiiv, 7 p. III. lnViw I'urt liinil ilullv,iieeit Miniilny, ? n. 111 "linlluv llnlri'il" (li'Uiila ikiI iill,tellliir "Tliuiiil'aoii." ..... ' I', II. rti-oll, Vrv-ltliiiit. K A. Nieley, Annl, IH11 Hilml. ' 1 4'. W, Mlniiii. Aumit, A ai 11 la. Ii'li'ldiiilir No. II, - , MOP IM1 CO. C I.OT1UNG, Merchant Tailors. 1'inli'ri'liilliliiit ma in iminlur Suit, and iiiui.ara InailK a pailiirl III. I- nrv oidi't fun III' all)' nil linn' MiillifuDtl'in (liariiiili i'il, C'hrnicr Than Anv Otttrr I'lint In the City Wabili llliM k. tlnH t'liiiiniamlal IU k Oriental Novelties Japanese Goods ..WING LEE... i fi!l (iiinniiTolul Slrnrl Nosl In MhiIihuu's ClKr htmu Reading or Distance Glasses l 01) Kys (ltaMHs fur 11 ti, or tlM i'.r (litis" ror 11.7V Warranted Hold I'latnl I'rsmaa, Mnk your ItlmiJ a iNxtiitlful and use ful presviit. W Himrutitoa a porfout At by mall providing wlwn you order Ih Blnaara you aJiawrr tha follnwlti qua, llnlia; How Old Kvtr Hani glaSMSt Mow IuiibT T Mala or fmalT OV.O. MAYKRI.R, Kiport ltitlolan, IS Third slrml. Han Franrtoo Optli'lana' and I'hitttiaTatihlc Huppllaa, Astoria Public Library IlKADINU ItOOM FKRR TO (tr4i evsry day from S O'clock lo I.M and l.iu to I II p. m. Bubaiirlptioii rataa 13 per annum. 8. W. Cor. ICIi'vaiith and Ptian Htrta !Sww a..r.l M.-i.a. A artf..i4t IV.H.rMl I L.r .., 11 .1.. fin' V-tra to tiMlM-ai ..in fur Uir Mitici ('!- 1.1 alia ttiuy aim 111 cnnlrai! I far ftfxl I ho MnM aara I ill-ft Iff tNatlt It I rii m I n a , an! auUI Maaa aa ri lr tf4 I. II fun, tt tin Ur . ft IttMwHttd. lUMlk 1 VlDWIirilrM . ! I la i.lia I f fWlllffl mni- ii U IM rrlwirr mAU II IH rH 4 WI I ti rll IW warn nM h -tltfttyatxia (I pktmtrimm III. 10 Mar. '41 If f MMiJa t'f lartlr alt (it ntiv 9 mm aiin rft-IWay rmr 1 Ui tli th kill mt tkm hrmmt rtl 11 r ( 1 mar sr. rwi whllMl atlf Uta..4illl uaMKIaa lluaf.. O.mf wk imI mlwm m mv. -iPiPi 1 . SNAP A KODAK. .it snj malt rui'iins nn' n" mir r.ora and you'll S"i ior'rall n( b hiaii lirltnmlna iivar wllti pir.iAAiii tlio'ilita. Huch iu-a.lt y II, ll.i- liijui.r. ara tiarinoott.'t i I'miiili ! ,lra.a any nun COMK AND THY TIIKKt Muanns & co Emil Schacht ARCHITECT Koonis J17-J1H I'orllanii 5.nlnit llank Itldg. Irtland, Oregon. nn vi in IIXPIRIIMOI. 1 A TftADt MARKS 1 nnOVDiruTA A aa Anvinn nvMnd knfch ami ilt'rriirtii.n n... qui' klr aw riMifi. fr'i, hi'llnr mi hiviwif imt la pruhriLir tlaniNtiti). I 'iiiiiMinit-at m nt atrirtlf Cttiirittunl I, OI'it Rtrniu'f f'tf ,w utiurf taliit III Aiucnrtw VVti hnv X rilht-f nt rT1i. l'i.iMiia lAkmi tlnoiull Jsluitu A (.u rottilft IHKtl iiutlc tn Mi SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, Mvvuilt tl!y Uliiaf rtf ,t, Innrnl rlrcul ttlnft r ;ii. tut .iilllp l.nittit.l wit k v, ti-rfiia ,l ill trajf j ...i mintlh. -', 1 ii.il Hint Uahv I'" .' . V I'.lh tTN i.Mtli.'.., AtltUvmm MUNN A CO.. nitf f i n n-rviii.,nmi ffn.'tJr (it 'J.ii.irrli(, 'Jifl, hr"'f iimiiirrhtr, III!' II (I li 1 t it r I ,tfa t r'i', fir mut liiilanniin,. it "ii, IrrttMlioti ir ul-r tl'itl nt III 11 1' ( ll a ninih O t'THIIffJ Not! nnlrlMKi'Hl, Mold Up lruirUu. or Ih'ht In pn Wfi,4'i if i-oria iirt'iiati.! d.p tl tai ..r 1 (...ill.. ii ?. ('in ailr m tt uu nigniMt. MOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS They ovrrroniR W(nitlttM, trrfptu. Inrli nmt MiiiUploiia.liirrfrtM- vifi.r Hit Irltlllsh "i-lti tr Mii llaliufta M. .11 lit,- ai ",iri vt-ra' t irirlit nt woman! I, aiiliiiir ri Vt-loiiiiiKtit ftf iir-ralu ni1 LmhIv. hu kniiwn rfiar w fur whmicii Mltl ,'v,' tlini, riinl do htrtn -llfi Iik 'T'linM naur. m pt-r nnm. .v liv mull. Mtihl lt itrtiitirUU , MorrcnEnicALCo , u,.r SDr. Wllll.ima' Indian I'll ilntniant will run' llllnd, lllii'illiiif and liolilnir I'lli k. Ii iihsrirliH the tumor. allays tha IIuIiIiik at uik-i-, aria us a iHiiilllcu. ulvna limtAtit rs- lii f. Dr. Wlllliimi'ltiiliim I'llrOlnt nifint In nrriimrcil fnr lllKMaiiil lii.h. Inn nf thn private nurta. Kvrrv Ikii is wiirrnntfid. lly ilnnirlNts, hy nrnll on rs rliit rrf nrlrn. AO cunts and SI. 00. WILLIAMS MANUFICTURIsff CO., 1'rupa, tloola"d, V UloT Covrati, and Trade-Mark obtained and U Vat-' 'nt butinr.tarimiltK trd for Moot RATE Fcrt, Ouft Orricc itOPPotiTi; U, 9. Patint orrict 1 fi.inii w iau h' ' hi n jMifni m It 4 Uiuo Itiau Uiuac jrcmot! Irnm WjirthiniMon. , i hrnd mwdrL drawing cir phnto,, ilh dfrip- J'iffl, Wrt itiivisrr, if pAtr-iilalile if ri"l, If tti J( Marx, Our ire not due till imti-nt it .: tirrri, t A Pampmut, " I" 4l'tin I'atcnt," with i fnt nl boiiie in tlia U, b. And lurcign countni t-.r.nt (rrc, AddrcMi, ic.A.srow&co. i Oss. Phtint Orricc, Wshinoton. D. C. EI sty. 4 j w ' " Tz nFr"ar-j 1 r Jim 1 toft ur VI JVy. J l)krtat4 Jf lal M ililatir-, n'' 'intDlf HuiHiii. ff7i'rFtir,Mt-,''ii l4i B U mmm