THE DAILY ASTORIAN, SUNDAY MORNING, FKKttHARY lit, lttt.
JOHN T. LIGHT EH, Editor.
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cribtra the largest circulation of any
newspaper published on tb Columbia
river. t
Advertislnf raits can be bad on app'r
eeaUcm to the business managta.
Tbe Weekly Astorian, the second old
est wwekly In the state of Oregon, baa,
ext to the Portland Oregonian, Ut
largest weekly circulation in the state.
John F. Handley & Co. are our Portland
scents, and copies of the Astotisn can tx
ld every morning at their stand. Ik
Third street.
There la no occasion for concern about
the talk of enjoining the county court in
the matter of the bridge location. In the
first place, there ia no legal ground upon
which an injunction can be obtained, and
secondly, the men who are threatening
that course of obstruction have better
sense than to attempt It. No self-respecl-Ing
man will voluntarily Incur the con
tempt or invite the derision of h:s fel
lows, and as most of those who are abus
ing the county court are pretty decent fel
loas, it is extremely unlikely they will
undertake to defy public sentiment to the
extent of attempting to oppose legal ob
jections to the laudible effort made by
the county court to settle the bridge con
troversy in the public Interest. The de
cision of the court will stand, therefore.
Injunction or no injunction to the con
trary. The people want a bridge some
where that will afford the country on the
opposite side of Young's bay easy Ingress
and egress to Astoria. To some
of those Interested or who will be bene
fited by the Improvement, it is totally
immaterial whether the bridge Is located
at the precise site selected or elsewhere;
provided the question is settled and the
construction of the bridge proceeded with
as rapidly as possible, but It Is thor
oughly understood that the movement
which culminated in the authorization and
location of the bridge was started by the
citizens of tne Lewis and Clarke neigh
borhood, who constitute, with the
Young s River folk, a large majority of
thoe who will be directly and especially
accommodated by the bridge. It la
to the iredii of the county court that the
rights of these iieople have been consid
ered, and the decision of the court meet
wiii nearly unanimous public approval.
If the Clatsop plains people are so foolish
as to try to delay or prevent the construc
tion of the bridge they will Incur the
permanent enmity for their community
of the entire baiance of the county.
The news about the Chinese situation
continues to be confusing. Now it is
England and now Russia whose Influence
counts for most In the equation. Ger
many's movements no lunger monopolize
attention. But the point of most Import
ance to the United States Is that a new
era is undoubtedly opening for the far
east calculated to develop that section
more rapidly than until very recently was
ever dreamed of. All of the great pow
ers are going In there, and when all shall
have etal)llhed themselves a rapid trans
formation will at once begin. A great
traffic will set up. Kusiness will bp aug
mented a hundred fold. There will be
room for all, and all the more advanced
nations will be represented In the rivalry
for advantage In the new industrial cam
paign. The Vniled States could have no
part In any attempted partition of the
Urrltory of China, nor could It wish for
the success of such a sc heme. We are
friends of China, and wish her well. Hut.
us her friend, we can hope to nee her
tome early and liberally under the In
fluences of progress, all her ports opened
to traftV, und her people made accus
tomed to a radically new order of things.
Rlie will greatly benefit by the change,
and to will all the rest of the world. The
Vnited Slates will be a factor In that
matter. We already trade with China to
a considerable amount, and we shall be
prepared to compete when the work be
gins with any of the European powers for
the new volume of oriental business. With
such a momentous change, therefore, on
the cards for that quarter, and so Import
ant a part In It cut out for us to play, it
becomes more necessary than ever that
we shall act wisely In the matter of the
Hawaiian Islands. How invaluable they
will become In that day may easily be
estimated from the very great value they
evert now possea.i. They command the
middle Pacific. As Amerlcntt territory
they will greatly facilitate American traf
fic across that ocean. They are now
within our reach-are actually knocking
for admittance to the union. It Is strange
that anybody should oppc their admis
sion. THIS YKAH SCONilKKSS KI.KCTIONS.
The Chlcngo platform, and not the Tel
ler resolution, will be the Issue In this
year's congress elections. The latter af
fords a text for some fcrld appeals, as
was shown In the house debate. Hnd
holders, as a rule, are good game for the
stump. Hut In this matter of money the
bondholder cannot be separated from the
rest of humanity. That was fully ex
plained by the sound money advocates In
the campaign of K. He Is not separated
now, despite all efforts to make the con
trary appear. The dollar he get on his
coupon, or on the face of his bond, is n
better than the dollar which the wage
earner gets for his labor. ll"lh arc worth
one hundred cents. Itiiloce the dollar of
the one to W rents, and the dollar of the
other will fall at the same time to the
same figure.
Put the Teller resolution serves a pur
pose In directing attention to the Import
ance of the m-xt house. The silver men
will rxert themselves to the utmost to
control that body. Their program both
for this year snd for li i undisguised.
First comes their play for the house'. If
that wins. then, with a maje.rity in both
houses of congress, they will pass a free
coinage bill In the spring of PW and
send it to the president for his veto. That
veto. If provoked, will be forthcoming.
Then the Issue will be squarely Joined
for the presidential campaign.
Thl Is distinctly a Hryan move, and
for this reason. The rvnnmlnatlon of Mr.
McKlnley seems reasonably well assured
us matters now stand, but the veto of a
free coinage bill by him on the very eve
of the national convention would make It
ubsolutely certain. Ills veto tncssag
would answer a the party's platform.
And, of course, with the issue Joined In
that way the same Issue upon which the
parties divided In W4-and the republi
cans on th- strength of it putting for
ward their old leader again, nothing
would remain for the democrats to do but
to follow suit. Mr. Hryan s rvnomina
tlon would become as inevitable as had
Mr. McKlnley s.
But such a condition of things, with only
the president's veto standing between the
public credit and smash, would neces
sarily affect business Interests most un
favorably. For that reason the sound
money men should unite again every
where to repeat If possible this year the
verdict they rendered two years ago.
m3 PRICE FOR A TIROKEX MKAKT.
N.d lnnc since a Danville. III., jury or
dered the male defendant In a br-ac h of
promise case to pay the deci!e,!y eonipe
tent sum of .M.3.:3 to the .iffli. t.-,i fair
one. This was thought to I. the largest
amount ever awarded by a jury In a simi
lar action. Though it Is a pretty high
estimate of blighted affection, there Is
another estimate hih if not In dollars
and cents exac tly as hii;h. yet in gen
eral consideration of excellence reaches
as lofty an altitude. That Is the estimate
of the t-ople In their central verdict as
to the fflcacy of Host, tter s Stomach Hit
ters as a remedy for conciliation. The
action of this gentle, but effective, laxa
tive Is never ac ompatil. d by the griping
and other abdominal disturbance which
prc-icdes or accompany the operation of
a griping catharti''. Moreover, it Is an
incomparable remedy for an-l preventa
tive cif malarial, rheumatic and kidney
complaints, a never failing mc.itis of in
vigorating the stomal h and nervous sys
tem, ami a promoter of appetite an I sleep,
persistence In Its u"e Is strongly ad
visable. African railways cover 21 f.7 mlb s.
Simla, India, Is built on the tide of a
rteen hill, and the roof of one house Is
often on a level with the foundation ot
the one in the next tier.
Cakes of tea In India, pieces of silk In
China, salt In Abyssinia,, and codfish in
Iceland have all been used as money.
Wasting
in Children
can be overcome in almost all cases
by the use of Scott's Emulsion of
Cod-Liver Oil and the Hypophos
phites of Lime and Soda. While
it is a scientific fact that cod-liver
oil is the most digestible oil in ex
istence, in
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
it is not only palatable, but it is
already digested and made read'
for immediate absorption by the
system. It is also combined with
thehypophosphites,which
supply a food not only for
the tissues of the body, fcuf
for the bones and nerve;,
and will build up the child
when its ordinary food
does not supply proper
nourishment.
B tore you get SCOTT'S Emuliion. See that tlx
lain and fish are on the wrapper.
All druggiits ; joc and $1.00.
SCOTT & BOWNB. Chrmiitt. New York.
Fifty Year Aso.
rrealdent Polk la the White lions ckalr,
While tu Lowell was Poctnr Aer j
Both were baay lor human writ
Oae to covers sad one to heal.
Ad, aa a pretidtat'l power l will
bometimeadepeads ea a liver pill,
air. Polk took Ayefs rills 1 tioar
For bia Ilvsr, M years afi.
Aycr's Cathartic Pills
wero designed to supply a
mcxM purgative to pcvpln who
had bo long injuri thr-mst'l vo3
with griping medicines, Tioing
c;irefully prepared imd thoir in
Cre.'.ients adjusted to the os.ict
necessities of the bovrels mid
liver, their popularity v.tis in
stantaneous. That this popu
lurity has been maintained is
well marked in tfco medal
awarded these pilla at th
World's Fair 1803.
50 Years of Cures.
TUc tatle for February. 1898.
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Barrels of How.
MAJUN'E NOTES.
The Columbia c:rcececl out VHt'.-vl ly for
Hun FrunilHco.
The Htitiinishlp Onon, for Alasku,
Ii.uvih J'ortlund tonlKht.
Th? hi hooru-r IMwurd I'arke, lumber la
den from the; North PailUc mlllH, iroxsid
out yesterday fur Hun Fruucl ic -o.
The schooner W. F. Jewell, lumber la
don from the Kniipplon mlllH, crciMHecl out
yirHlcrduy for Han Francisco bay.
The mhooiii-r Amethyst, lumber laden
from the Knappton mlllH, crossed out
yesterday for Han Francisco bay.
The schooner Oulde, Captain Olson,
cleared at the custom house ycst'.-rd-iy
with ll.VOOO feet of liinil-r for Suit I'mii
clucrt. The UrltlKh ImiK Uriinihurtun arrived
ilciw ii from IVrtlmid yesterday and ear
Ilea 110,00X1 diKlieU ot whrnt vnltlvd ut
I'.nvn,
VE8SKIA HOUND TO ASTORIA.
The following vesaels tu bound to th
iviiimhla Kiver, with iwma of master,
ra'.loiiallly, riir, lonnaire, where from
and dcUii of rc'ior;ed falls :
Poi-entcy Hall. Wliukliain. Hr. ah, IK
tons. Liverpool
Hen Volrlloli, Abler, lrr all, lec'T tons,
Santa Uosaila.
Otiiao, Kk. SJ lk, ITU ton. Ilanv.
iunr.
Oociway CVntis, Jones; Hr sh. 15111
tona, Vaiaralao,
Ynndiiara, Hcwvaii, Hr tk, lull tons,
Algm Hai.
; (lleitimrk, Irish. Hi sh, lTW toe a. Kid
I Janeiro, August t.
01,'iitwnk. I.'uird, Hr lk, UiD tons;
' faU'uiia.
! Oenevleve. Touk. Kr tk. IK' tenia, M.iU
1 ph.irtaT, CVtorwr It
Henry Vlllard, I'attett. Am ah. 147
, tecs. New York. October 11
Oberun, Oully, Hr tk. li(4 tona,
; Necas',le, Auotralln, lVtilr K
fhelinatoM. Thomson, llr tk. Sit! tons;
t'.ipe Twn. Ool.itr I.
i I'lty of York, Jones, Hr sh. 1117 tons.
Syd.iay.
' Ijikcmtxi, HrdherniK, Hr lik. 10C( tons,
t'riH'tiiaiitle.
Clan Holrtaon, 1111. Hr sit, 1540 tons,
San la It.iswlia.
HrUNti (lenernl. Thomas, Hr sh, IK
' tona, N. w-nil, AualralU.
! ill.lun, Mcwniivr. Hr Ik, 13t.: Iciia,
Nagasaki.
I Yalori. Hrowti, Hr n, K5i tona, New.
o.tie, Austrulla.
i Jonlon Hill, Walker, Hr tk. n't tons,
Mel t turn-,
; K I n tue k. lVrrelle, Hr str, SNM tooia,
i Y'okohama.
Amara, Kent. Hr a'.r, y lona. Il 'ti.
kojur.
Alexander lllaek. lunn. Hr bk. IM
tone, Antwerp.
Watjen. Frill, ter ah. !CTI tona, IUosm.
I I)rd Shafttb'iry, Cunningham. Hr sh.
ffTl tons. Bj-diiey.
Hrlaiol, Melntyre, Hr str. in tons,
Sctn Ftanclaeo
Anr Thi'mii1 Thomas, Hr ah, 1761
ton. Port Tlrle
Almora. Thomin, Hr k 'V tona,
Newcastle. Auru!!a.
IV:er Rl.'kmcvr, Weatermeyer. Otr sh.
JS3 ti-n, Hongkong.
Auckland, Jam-.. Hr nh, t'.'l5 ton. A.le.
laid.
Olenlul. Taylor. Hr h. I CM tona. Royal
Rond.
I Oront-s. rtan. Hr nh. T !on. Sydney.
Wlndrush. Walk -r. Pr tk. H.J tors, A le.
: lalde.
Ortnid, Mutt, tl'r h. U'A tona, San'a
Rodla
1 Alc. Kuhtmcinn. Oer h. J3 tons.
Santa Roiilla.
Romamff. Morgan, Hr sh. 17? tona.
, Newcatl. Australia.
Fonhhank, Peterson, Rr bk. Its tona,
OerghntI.
' Owynedd. Paries, Mr bk. 1053 tons,
j Honolulu.
Purllsn. . Pr str, SO tons. Krobs
' Andaman, Winter, Pr bark, IS tons.
Algoa Bay. .
Ixiirnsdale, Jones, Rr bark, 1W tons,
Prlsbsne, ,
Cambrian Prince, . Rr ship. IJTB
tons. Melbourne, .
- City of Athens, Uundlns, Pr snip, 1191
tons, Antwerp. .
j Marlon Ingl- s, HughK. Rr. eh. 111 ton",
j Sydney.
I Atarami. Cabcllero. Chll sh. 1" ton.
Talwihtmno.
, itrealla, Stunrt, Hr srti, 17m tona, San
j Francisco.
i Harmnck. Taden, O-r bk, T-t) ton".
1 1 l"KO.
i Reliance, Riblnson, Hr bk. Jtr.l tons,
; I'c.rt I'lrle. N,n-emhrr 37.
Cyprometie, Hond, Hr sh, ir) tons, San
Francisco.
TweidMilale. Jones. llr bk. ll'O tons.
Ilrlsliane. 1 niU-r Iv
i 'onimonwe.ilili, AnderHun, Vr str. 2IM
t-inn. 1 i ill rn.i 1 1 .
Pass of letiy. Vint, llr bk. I17'i tons.
Y'oknliiimn
Puritan. Ill im liard, Hr bk. r.-1 tons, I
IIIUL'O.
Sllbi rhorn. (ilbnn. Hr bk. ITTl tons
l.lveriool.
Also. M.i'l.. in. llr pli, lli tons, Am-.-rp.
M'MHI'.rt FI.KKT
V--sselB on the Vv nn l In Columbia
Rlv.ir to Id Lumber,
protection, , stm. 21 tona, Moea
landing.
Echo, , b;tn. SCO tons, Tientsin,
Knappton.
Tenklo Maru. Kaneku, Jap bk, lit!
tona, Yokohama.
Ch.tialls, , hktn, 612 tona, Nagasnkl.
IxmiIs. , schr, 830 tons, Callao.
Marlon, , bktn, Ml tons, Sydney.
Vldette. , bk, Us tons, Sun Pedro
W. F. Jwett, , achr, C2 tons, Man
Francisco bay.
Orneirn, . bktn, K12 tona, M'llUndo.
"lleiin'T, , bktn, Xi3 tons. Neiiort.
Turn o'HhunicT. I'littcrson, bktn, UZi
tons, Hun Fr.inclHio.
I'rusper, , ci hr. :,) Ions, Hun I'ruu-
c.ituo buy.
Huir.innnlii, , schr, 121 Ions, Sun
Fruni-lsc-o.
Willlurd Alnsworlh, , sc-hr, 10 tons,
K.-;iMle.
Thumb rings nrn very bud form.
On" revolt of the engineers' strike In
r-'nuliiiiil him been a rl.ii: In frelnlita, an
Hlilps cannot be repulrecl.
PiiiDT ;" TasnTMBVT for lurturlng, dlsng.
nriUK. lulling, Ihiii.iiik, niul seslyskln and scalp
dlseiuia Willi IumiiI li ur. - Warm batlis wlihCu
TictKA rsise. ) i,i.ie iciillcntiiiiia of (jtiTicmas
(olntmsni), ami fill ins-a ol tlcTiciuas Hsscn,
TaNT.Kfoslcl ui W'iou pullttiTi aucl liuuiur cures
aticnn
DarciaCsav C'las.iviis Props., SiKinn.
aar " Bo in Curr llchinaHUn Dlscsi.-fr".
RED ROUGH HlNDS'W"-
" It'l ni me: I've trird tlnirns o( placet and it's limply Impossible
to gel RtxM loluci'i) lor live cent."
Good cij;ari, you mrn. If you'd Invest your nickel In Piper
Heicliirrk you'd get the brat piece ol tobacco yuu ever put between
your lecth.'
JtulcJ of j;ood tobacco everywhere ore unanimous in
their praise of
PIPER KEIDSIECK
(CHAMMGNC rUVOR)
It is not only the best chewing tobacco on the market,
but since the recent increase in size (nuking the new ilu
nearly half as lare a-jain as the oM) it is positively llic
biggest piece of gooii tobacco ever sold for five t cut..
J. A. FASTAHIC.NI)'
General Contractor
HOl'SK. HUlIKiK AM) WIIAWK Ml'II.DK.U
IIOl.'MK
Ah. ill llrailinb. a .l- rui is. . i ri aitKI I
who Is nn ,-ahlhliltiK his 'i lui. . in riii
i.iko. bud sittliiKs from Viihiiik'i'iii Ir
i and I l.i lib I W.-bsli-r
FU Eli FILLS.
S, e. ynur lul lrrss to II K. Ilu klen 4
'o.. CIiIcsko, and set a fr simple tin
f Dr King's New Life M;s. A ir;.il ni.i
onvlnce you of llielr nn-rlis Tlnisi tubs
ire easy In action and are '-t'eiilci-y
. rTtctlva In the cure of constlii.it!. i:i and
.. k I c niU.crie. For m;ilnrl i n j liver
'oubln they hnve been prnv I Invariable,
in. y are Kunranteed t) be jrr:.-c!ly f;.e
i.iitn every del-ter:oi sutctmic- anj to
: v purely Venet.iblc. Tii-y d n : wick -ii
:y their uctlon, but by nivli.s; l ibs lo
-tomarh and bowels fsatiy Irivlnoruto
ne system. Regular albs Z. cents ut h i
'Old by F.stcs-Conn Drug Co.
S'lubt baskets are noii.
Foiirty-fuiir inun 1. s ure .ill. .1 n.i.
in the prodiii'llou of the hum. in m
A FI.KASA.Nl LXFICICKNCIi.
A few tlnys sro a clmrriliiK yiiiiiig J.i.ly
who was traveling alone l-twe'i Ht.
I'aul and Chlmiro. van mcoatul by a
handsome ifenilem.n, who Invited her
to dinner with linn "I'cniitmy, Mr.
Ctirson.'" she replied, "for the Wisconsin
Ontral Ilnea hove thn Ix-st dliiluit car
service In the world: I shnll ,s dellirnt.
ed." For fureher tmrtlculars cull on the
nearest ticket nif-nt, or address J. C.
Pond, general iinssiuiirer agent, Milwau
kee. Wis., or Oorne H lliitly, g.n.rs
agent, 211 Rtnrk street, Purtlnnd, Or.
The lulter-cluv ('llid'M KM-uti-sl t.iull
Is his rupldltv.
TO CURE A COLO IS ONE DAT.
Take Laxative Itromo Quinine Tablets
All dtimglHt r-f iitid Ihe money If It fnlf
lo cure; 2.V. For null, by Oinrlea Rogers.
Ciiunl MunivlirT. the Itussnu minister
fur foreign nff ilrs. bus been decoraleil by
Hie e.ur Willi Ihe Itrancl I ulil.,,, cd Die cu
ller cif the. White Eagle.
A woman never really knows Ihe mean
Iiik of happiness und conti'iii until she Is
llici mother of n. healthy, happy clillil.
The health of thn child depends on the
health of the mother, both before and nf
ter birth. Most all of woman's weakness
mi. I particularly the weakness Hint most
Htrntiitly Influences the health of children,
comes from some derangement or cllnease
uf tho distinctly femlnlnii organs. Or.
Pierce's Favorite. Prescription will cure
lcuibles of this nature. It should lie
taken regularly by every woman during
tlin c.ntlio period of gestation. It gives
strength to nil the organs Involved, less
ens thn pains nf childbirth mid Insures
the hen I Hi of both mother and child.
Hend 21 one-cent stamps to cover cost
of mulling only, unci receive free a copy
of Or. Pierce's .Medical Adviser. Address
World's Idspcnsary Medical Association,
lluffalo, N. Y.
The wlno product of Frnnce, Algeria and
Corsica for this year Is valued at mi,;r,2,
(Xm francs.
PLUG
TOBACCO
OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
.Munriiuulll, .OrCtfOrt
A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS
bcw ilar Nurcnal I uurse l Dure fears
-stilor year wtiollv (trafi aanMial.
I rsiuiiia iruiriuieiit n ulue iia les villi .u) ehlldrrn.
l,i,ircii-tlnii atel truilit nf In icvtniiasiica ir llsh ara
t-m , aiel Voeat M 'sio lor nubile setiisils
I'h .Surmai ili.lniiia Is m-iiilard lir law aa a KTATk
1 !' I'KKIIKH Alr M lecu h.
i lil eaiuno. liililnii. Insula, buaid and lodslni lap-
'Ii.llialelri. lies ou l-t IMF
siuileiits tMrdins llieinsrlvea, llld v per year
A'4ilsiule aral a-eritrcl fnmi blab scticsult.
1 4 :slniirt c hserfllllT anlll cHI S'!U slliUI.
Addreaa
P. tc t'AUI'IIKI.I., rmlilanl, or
W. A. WANS, ferretary Kiculty
MOVINO TOOI.H HKNTICI)
A in. i ii bivea Din siiund of his own voice
eeuis when lila wlfo wants him to
' ad to her.
CIIAMIIKIILAIN'M IHIMII HKMI.IM
AHVAV.S IMtuVI'X BPFHi "I'll t L
There are no better mesllclnrs on lbs
maiket than "hnmlwrlaln'a We have
uv,l the IVMUfh Iteinisly whi-n all others
failed, niul lii eery Instance Ii proved
rffectiial Alimtet dully we ur ths r
toes of C'hainlierlciln'a reimiltes riollsl
by thisjc who hnve used llcni. This la
n.t an empty iu(T, UI for st so mu -h a
line, but ! voluntiirllt' given In good t.iilli.
in thn hope that (suffering humanity may
! try these romedlrca and, Ilka tba wrllar, b
I lM.i...fltisl -From the (.llenville (W. Va
1'ullifliider. For aaile by (.'luirlm llng rw.
j Iiriih'gtst.
i Ilo- few women krow how tu hold up
, iln lr sklrta wlih any direo of grace.
J. B. WYATT,
Phana Na. AH
Astoria, tlrs(i
f h.rd wnre,
SI Chandlery,
OrocerleH,
Provlnlon
r'AINTH nnil OILH.
Si'tclal Attsnllon I'ald to Suplylnf Hhlpa
William's Kidney
dney Pills f
(litw-iiM's f the
v (iriiiiiK. l!uo
lviilucysV lliivc
Has no final In
1 Klilnc vh nf.il Irluury
. vim iii'L'Icctccl vcnir
vuii oa:nviii'l(i'c vonr licrvciiih nys-
Mem unci ciiiiHi.'ii inmnio witii your k
. K'iclncvH and llliiilili'i? lllivo VnuT
ialn In Hi)' Iciins, biilc, Illicit, ifrnlhH J
ami iiliiiiciiT, iinvL-V"ii niniiiiiy nn-
pcaniiicii (d inn rued, t'sts'ciiuiy
'mi liT tlm fycnV Ton fri'ipicnt tic-
it iki.mm iii-iiia' ? lllliim s Lulncy
Ik will Imimi't new lifn tn tlm (lis-
'cnMeil nrifliiih, loliii lip llio syMcm
mi l mnlto u new lima of you. Jly
mini r,0 cciifH per linx.
wii.mams uni, i jrrons uinvoiiinn.u.
Ttlf! fl III lon-rH-Uonniif
i rt'iu'iy hit tiitiiorr in n.
t;UIiKH I l:lot, ripitrmmorrhirii,
U Ilebi1ftri. IiHkm( U II II K t II r hi ills).
0fnUMl ,:'iiiik, r mitf Hiuiifiiinu-
riri.iairl.tar. h"M. Irrltnlldh nr lilct'iu-
I'rtrtnw ot.ud.o, tUm nf iti u r nun iti"in
rHfEvwsCiUMifimno. nun in-innu
U jfcj'i 'in hi pinui riiiT,
I liiri'iilni Mint mi ri'initisiL
Thes ) tiny Capsuli t are tupenor
n i . -I r
10 Dais.im ui vupaiua,
Cubchs or InjnctionsanH fw
CURE IN 48 HOURSlprJ
the ame dissniai with. Vs
out Inconventonce.
SoMhaH nt-ur -h.',,
ivaiittafi
-laa A att'l'1
UU tyT 1
. ,;via . .
Library Car Route
AMMIHOA'H Ht'KNIO I.INW.
flcal In
Ribk
llallaal
No
Dial
Hlnlnii
ilnii
Is
tar i
Carte
Tlis all-rail routs to Kotitntial nilalaj
district, l Heallls and Hpokana
Shortest and Quickest Line
sT4sV
St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Dututh, Chicago
AND A 1.1. 1'Ol.NTH KAHT
Through Palace and Tourist
Hlertisra, l'lnlii snd Ubrsry tibarvav
lion I'ars
Dully Triilim
sas
HKKVU'K ANH WKNKIIY 1'MtAt.fll.lII
For tl'kets snd full liifm inatloo caJJ
ua M"iH It. N ' or sttslrews
A II t I'KNNIHTX'N,
t. V. A T. A.. I'ortlanl, tr.
It. C, HTKVKNH. 1. W. V. A.. HeatUa.
Through
Tickets
TO TJI--
HAST AM) aSOUTIII-AST
VIA
mm
rnXUAN I'ALACK flI.EEI'R".
TOUHIMT BLCRI'BUI aJ
ntKB HrX'UMNc) CIIAJR CAM
Dally
Salt Lake. Denver. Omaha.
Chicago, Kansas City
and other Eastern CUa via atttMr
era radOo or 0. n. N. C
Only Line From Portland
OrTsrUig lass(igtrs tba ioc sat T
Tourist Car LI nasi (brougfe
to Ckkmgtv
Specially Conducted
Excursions
Via Bhasu Itouts to Cbl 'age arsry
day. liagrsiS eseckid throurn to c
tlilun. Magnifies!! s-snry, a alas
dssputs; fast time, towepl rstav
I'litlaK b light In a oars.
For rales and otlnsr Information, smQ
on or address
IL W. I1AXTKH. Oen-I Agwif.
Ut Third oor. Alder. Portlaod.
rsk .sr asesvusrao y
lii h 5-'" ; -I.
iA.c,:li.si.w.cAf.
Not for
millionaires
only.
Homo pcsiplo aswm to think lbs llurllng
Iciii'a Ht. IiiuM?ldcago l.lmllisl la for mil
lloiialrca only. That's a mlaliika, 'lh
l.linllnl Is tho fliirrtt train on sanh but
II doesn't cocst a cent mors to rids In It
tliiin on any other rtt. Paul-Chicago train.
I-ives Ht. Paul I Oft p. m. Arrives Chi
istgo 2fi a. m. ('ompurlmeiit and Htand
ard slippers, KulTot Hmoklg car. Dining
car. Chair car. (,'onchm. lClcclrlo light.
Wlda venllhules. Htin heat. Tloksbj at
Olllees of connocKlnir lines,
A. (!..SIIKM)()N,
Cciicral A'ciit, I'di tliiinl, Oregon
Astoria Public Library
rtEAUINO ROOM FRB1S TO UI
Opi'si every day from 1 tVoltvk to I M
and e:tO to l:M p. m.
Buliscrlptlon rains II pr annum.
8. W, Cor. Klevanth and Duana Itrestt-
A. & C. R. R. R.
TIME CARD
In Effect Oct. 25, I8!I7.
tsv Beaskle for Astoria via Flarst
at 7:30 a. m. amd t p. m. dally.
Leave Astoria for Baaalde via riavs
at 10 a. m. and 4 p. m daily.
All the Above Tralrs Arc Dully
i V mri 4isf vs saw a
mm
ii i nin I