The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, February 27, 1898, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTI1K DAILY ASTOMAN, Sl'NDVV MOUXINH, FKBRl'AKY 7, JOHN T. LIOHTKR, Editor. slephone No. at TEIIMS OP BU1ISCR1PTION. DAJLT. sut K mall, oer vcx n Bent by DMlU per mon Served br curler, pc month WEEKL.T. Bent by mall. pr W 1 advance... .till Fota frea to ubxlbrfc AU communications intended for publi cation ahould be directed to tha djtor. ButliMM coromunKattona of H lUndi and remlttaJicr mull be addreased to The AJlorim." The Aatonan gusirantee to lla crtbert the Unfft circulation of any tewpapr published on the Columbia rt. Advertlnf ratca can b had on apptr eatlon to the busnea managi. Weekly Astoran. the aecond old. eat weekly In the eiat of Oregon, baa, Mat to the Portland Oceeonian. tb lanpsat weekly circulation in tho etate. John F. Handloy & Co. aro our Portland' amenta, and coplea of the Aetorian caa btj ted every morntn at tneir aiano, i Third street ' ' J The steady and Irreslstablo advance ot the gold standard is one of the clearest ar.d most remarkable phenomena witness ed in American politics. Owing to the efforts of the president and Secretary Oage to secure currency reform, the re publican party is rapidly becoming a unit on the question of committing the coun try definitely and thoroughly to the gold standard. Kven the timid politicians are distinguishing the handwriting on the wall and lining up for reform. The treno of party sentiment is indicated by th a, tlon of tho district conventions of In diana republicans. Not many years ngo Indiana was regarded as an uncertain state on the financial question, as a hot bed of greenhackism. flat Ism and similar ,tre.l. T.viav the rank and file of the republican party of Indiana are for the fold standard. Every district convention adopted resolutions indorsing the rejection of the Teller resolution by the house, ap proving the stand of the president an,U Secretary Gage and demanding legislation along the lines of the reform bills now pending In congress. While our Tnlted States senate was pro foundly debating whether our bonds were lawfully payable in silver dollars, though they were all Issued, and some of them reissued at lower rates of interest, under the gold standard, and dwadllng ovor the Hawaiian annexation, finding objections that. If the fathers of the runubllc hao listened to them, would have made out country only a pati h of this continent anu cut us off altogether from the Mlsslsslpp. river, the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific of Europe are Ocean, the greater nation Interested as never before in gaining foot-! '""m ab sence, after exhausting ,is.ase 1 have run their course, is ofi,-n tim-iu. holds on other continents, that they may j ,n(1 T;, 0overy Is gr- ,ty ac, ..i..r. have broader lands for their people. The -to! I.y the use of the flitters, which im- i I ro . s anttftlte and Imparts rer.-we l vis colonial and commercial activ.O.-a ot , ,.r ,., ,,,.,,,, ,,hV!,(1,K, A wm..ji;,. France. Germany. England and Russia. ! fu' l" f"re meals creates a h-arty x.st fr ! food. v. re never before as remarkable tis ai ; present. Russia Is not precisely colonlz-1 The woman uith shabby -hoes i the ; ene who g.-n.-rally raises h.-r gown to the lng-she is spreading-attempting to es- , n,. ,m Iulny j.iy,. tablish summer navigation along the J I Cuiitd breaks hN l.ov : tne ijht of a northern shores of Europe and Asia, ot . face full of plmplea. i;liotv b-k. aunk whlch she has a monoly, with the ex-; n '' an'' a ,'"'"'v ';,l.-xi ,n will ceptlon of the small iossesslons of Sw.tl en and Norway; crowding upon China fot a harbor that Is never closed by frost. seeking a i.sltion on the Persian gulf and an island In the Mediterranean for a naval station; and, greatest of all th tm-' I Kinus. i-,y increasing II- .ibililv to as provements of the time, building a rail-, simate nutritious .'ood, and by .he Inf-is-road through Siberia, connecting t.v st e. ; '"n nf Its own Ingredients it curb h' s the rails the Uulf of 1- inland with the enow j Sea. The Ilritish are livly on all the i i Wl.tlu..4a. A ,1... nvA ...I.U lM...an ..miu.niu,, .,., ,r, .i.e , , in ,i,. me . energy bulldlns a road from their south-! em possessions in Africa, north to the Nile, uniting Egypt and the Cape of Ooo. Hope; and If we do not know the value of the Hawaiian Islands, the English-1 1 'speaking people on the islands north ot Europe fully understand that the Pacini 1 paradise Is the greatest prize out of doors, , nnd they will grab for It If we let It go. IirtVAN MEETS 1 1 IS MATCH. fciccrttary of the Treasury ' p''".k hi. respects .0 wiiiiam J. i.ryan in hi.,g reeeiu iiuuit!n ueime in-- I i.nirn l,e,,j;ue . tlw. T r.i, ... . r. ' ... nt Philadelphia. Mr. Oage never talks In " 1 : public without saying something which noteworthy, and on tne occasion men- tinned he exposed thoroughly the sonh-;y ! a 1 istry and unfairness whb h is so large nart of Mr. P.rvan's unlit lent stock In '2' trade. In a recent speech the N'ebraskan repeated n sentence which he used s, v-l$- oral times. In slightly different form, while on his tour last fall. It was this: Road the dally papers, and ynti will find the Items of news arranged under two heads the formation of trusts and the re dtictlon of wages. Thousands of people will remember this statement. I,lke so many of Mr. Bryan'b making, It Is a generalization without any truth In It. There hag been but one effori for months to form a trust tind there Is jio reduction of wages anywhere save In tha cotton Industry, the reasons for which are well known. Mr. tinge took up Uryan statement nnd answered II thus: Mr. Pryan knows, or ho might to know ind lulled to stale, that only n few wceke ago worsted manufacturer In Hhode Is' land restored the wage seal of pal It thi'lr mills, thus granting an lin'i.e ol SO per rent In the pay of about IVtVXI oper atives, He knows, or he ought to know, nt. failed lo state that In tho city of Philmlci phln numerous wc.olen mills have restored tho wages of lvj, and are so active that It Is difficult anil sometime Impossible to secure tho holp required to operate thorn and In contrast to tho depression In cot ton tmtllfs. woolen manufactures r booming all ovor tho country. Ilo knows th;it within a few weeks aftor tho Novrmbrr election, im. tt.i.io men. Idle for a long tlmo, were put to work In tho window glass Industry. Since then as the revival has progressed . Instances of advances In wage into and of In creases In ii'imhor employ, si have nniltl piled. Tho resumption of work In rolling nulls during tho summer In Al.ikmm. M.trl,nn and Ohio cavo employmutt to thousand of nn n. Indeed. In Iron and te.-i Indus. tries dirovtl d, p, ml, nt iiHn the ,,.u svimptl' tt of !r.,n in nut 'ri d. Jm,- u upon aiiinority that ther.- Is an In- 'f t least "?,.. m.- x enpl,iy,,i over tho prc'ivitlnK year. In addlilon t this larse in, rraso In the working for s rmployoil In Iron and sti-el and dependent I ran.hen. advatuos In ai;.' ransliic from 1,1 ".ni have made, and In " hi,., i, Kiviut r. as ine r,su;t ii was ' S paid on tonnage hasis. Mncv the visMKl. of the tar:!T Mil the ,i,i iM.ii, inutiMrr n.ts wonderiully re vival, and wages in this lino have sin e tho summer N-en Increased by rates varv Ins from S to 12 and 1" per cent. The pott, ry Ind.istrv of Trenton dur'ns r-c'nt year has leen greatly d. pres,M with many failures, and not half of tho hands have been employe,!. Wages have now been advance,! nvre than 12 per cent knd there U a great Increase in the num. ter of hands employed In this district, to the extent at this time of proimMc or more. I nav an nccurnto list of more thin Cs mills, factories and enterprises thai have during the last sU months resumed work, many of them havlnc been Ml since lvi, when depression heeame more acute as the result of agitation for the Tree and unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of K to 1 'without the aid or con sent or any other nation " Most of them have advanced wages over the old scale All of them aro running full time. nns: of them double tlmo and In m iny :;ns art n. v, r drawn nor the wheels stopped, thret shif'.s King rcotilred to m.vt th.- h.,.w i '''mamls. This all Indicates great In. 1 e rease In working forces. i I ftryan s shallow and ilL-hnn- st m rver. slon of facts when he Is talking to farm ers not well acquainted lth l-ul i:rl il facts. Is thoroughly ventilated In this ex tract from the secretary's speech. It Is only by falsehood that the dying fre sil- j ver cause can be supported by argument. THE RI'IXED CALIFORNIA GRAPh CROP. The partial loss to the grape crop this year caused by the heavy rains Is esti mated to exceed SI ... Farmers anu vineyards all over tho northern part of the state hav suffered, and shipments of the fruit to the east are proportionally small. At least one quarter of the crop is lost. While this Is true.it Is equally a fact that lust and fall, ir.g strength may ! restop-d to th- weak end nervous by the persistant, systematic use of the givat national tonic, fluster ttr's Stomach flitters, which renews t,e tone an 1 harmonious activity of the stum .':h. Iiv,-r and ,he Ntwels. eounterarts a iru.i. in i,i rneuro tusm an! kidney , ,. ,.,..,, and prevents malarial disorders. oeiy nis r.est int"n-i i'is. iteaiin- is mr,. 1 tniin ujn j,, The ;-i;i:t is iner -ly ! rtae on whleh is written in plain ehar- ! aeters the condition of the Dr. . piene-s (Jol.len -Me-l'.- il 1 !.- overy 'l k eel j fur tn complexion VMase t makes the ! whole body healthy:) e.i,Ho it clears and purities the blo-sl. iiakes ,niei0n str",uf nd le..r, rut i.ur. in:l.-s of all j blood and so makes solid, healthy flesh (t rur,.g .Usea.,.., of the lungs, liver, atom- arh' towels, skin and scalp, simply be- cause all these dlse.is.-s jiirlrig from the .... sa me causea tllsoMi.-r'-d ii i-'estion and rons'-'lu'nt Impure blood. The woman never blessed with liable knows the mi way to bring them up, IDiU Will SCOTT'S OJULSION 1 core consumption? Yes anc! j h no. Will it cure every case ? njs Wi,., 4 ,:ii then? Those in their earlier $ stages, especially in young '.- jj people. We make no exag- t ceratei claims, but we have V y ... . positive evidence that the V t V a ...... .... i- & early use of 5 i Scott's Emulsion ii' f Cod-OvCf oil With HypO- X !& -t- t.:. r T - J CJ 'w ynuapiiucs ui inline ana tXKia a, i in these cases results in a X. positive cure to a large nam- ber. In advanced cases, how- 't ever, where a cure is impossi- I ble, this wcll-fcjiown remedy t h should be relied upon to pro- j long life surprisingly, O (1 m ytindlj, lldruggiltl. y A SCOTT 4 BOWNE, ChwnUtt, New York, C B3CeCCCCeCCCCC Consump i '.'-V"r. ' r J Ptfty Years Ajt. Wio could Imagine that this should be The place where, la elghlrea ulaety-lhrea That white world wouJrr of arch and dome (hould shadow the aallons, polychrome. Here at the Pair w the ptlie confrrted Ob Arer'a rills, by the world pteltrred. rhicato-like, they a record show, tiuce they ttatled jo year ago. Aycr's Cathartic Pills have, from th timo of thoir preptvration, bu a continuous success rith tho public. And thr-t mcaas that Aycr's Pills accomplish what is promised for them; thoy cure whore othors fail. It vras fitting, therefore, that the world-w ido popularity of these pills should bo rocounizod by the World's Fuir modal of lB93-a fact which emphasizes the record: 50 Years of Cures. Tile title tor Fetruary. 1898. llllt.HMAIkH LOW HAIKU 1.VTE A. M. I'. . a. i m I i.nirt. It.niin. l.tinft. ii.niili Tue ' 1 I m t 0 10 W 4 ( 1 11 4 , iX, 10 o eu t A T 1 U 3a,6 I i J 4 j 4 6o 0 Thur l-M ., rrt . Sat . Sat . SfN Mot) Tue . W ed . .... J 10 JJ 7 1 .. ... . liH4 4; W; 01 .... 4 Ollt.. ..i. .iiiUII (l ou u ion .. .. . .ii.. ... . .. .. ..... 6. 1)41 6 7 .. ..I. ,, tl!3t! . ..... &U&17I.. ..j. . .. .. .... . 1 OS 7 J 11 31 5 0 , 7 J .'i 7 li 01 .... 7; 11174 1 b10 7 41 : 5 7 t-' 01 .... & 2 VI 8 (S I &1 7 9 ' 3 t 811 0 4 .... ! JE4. 1H7 I 46 IS lie Oil T.iur , ....b SsVUi 11 111 11 Fru . . , Sat ., 11' 1405 T, 4 litis 10 16 0 9 9U-. II' ....I? SS7 H4.4J Mill.n4 11 sr , .11 (S IIS 5 I.. . Ult 0 SCX 11. . ... i. . 11 i'. 30 Mo.i 14 01 US 7 is il . . ..I. I 1 o; Tue 15 7US1SS50141 14m 0 1 Wed I 8SH1101I8J; 1 li 4 b iO 0) Tnur 17' 4-' ! 4 11 '.; SM 1 M J 4M0C t r 15 10 St S 3 .. ,.. , 6 0. 3 4 5 :s) -0 f Sat 1 0 107 4 .11 o410 ail1 Sit l11477l.. ..I. ... .' . ... ..; SfX S 0507 Urn SI t'tli 714 Ot Mon It l!7!ll 13 1 4 17 37 1 7 751 01! Tue S I 4 1 4! S US 7 J I I Is 1 1 I a 0 1 W,m1 S SSs8 4i I4STS' ltlll IfC 1 Thur 14 Srtfa 111 tl 3 I M ; Fri 1 SS 4 0 4 11 ! i n 1 M Sat . srv Sl'N ... 4 10 7 J 5 ns 11 14 1 4 10M II ...T! 457&i 18 5 0 . . ..I. .KM 14 ...z:'.. ..I. .1.. ..1. .1 . ...S 5r71! T4t'47i. Mon Mon .-I. .1.. ..I. .11. A3TOIUA'8 ORVIN FLEET 1T. Win. it VesMd aiullKLi ('tis Value Iniebalburn. Hr b 1. 11, !an, Hr h raceme. Itr li .- ;.t ' o -. 1 1..-, 'row 11 of r'o! lil'ld, Ilr sh ... i.oitua. nr mi It;-, tlisw.ssl. Hr sh luin'irltton, Hr h 1 uuibriaii, Hr bk Kiiphnisvue. Hr -h Mon .barns, Hr sh Miiris-bal Surliet, Hr sli i-ulw'ate. Hr sll Andreta. Itr b rrcan. Hr bk I'.'-eiitiibbi. Hr sh Th u Mae l-eltan. Hr h Torrlsdale' Hr sh Mnithgryfc, Hr su Iteio-e itlCAlne's, l,er sll Transit. SrMtr HiiiwHilia. Nw sh I'.ouiiuii II 1 ji", fir lik Kloltlek. tier sli I, ni.sendale, Hr sli . Wlllkolllllien, 1 ier sll HalewiHsl, lirsh Ijidv Weiitwurtli. Hrh Mitberlainl-liire, Hr sh Edeiiballyiiiore. Br sh I'lilloiueiie, tr sli Haiidaneira, Hr lik tueen Maruaret br sh Adolf, tier li - . Iiunsvre, Hr sh lien Avon. Hr bk Norma. Hr bk Dacca. Hr bk Kimirinshlre, fir bk Florida, Sr sir Klniteblre. Hr sir Miishona, Hr sh William' mil. Hrbk Haddon Hail, hr In J. (,' I'llucor liersh Anauiba, Hr bk Peru, iter bk I 'arrridale, Hr bk Kltfiiishlre, Hr li. rroinartvsblre. Ilr sll Prlnclimlitv. Hr bk Falls ol l.'lyile. Hr sli liuiiiieM'iin, Kr bk Ilei nii lbs'., Hr ship Selkirkshire, br bk . City ol Perth, Hr sir . . . Ilrusse s, Hr bk ueliiertvre, Hrbk a. dale, Hr sh (Ipliells. Nr bk Iiariiowle. Hr sli Jiriinierdix, Hr b:; t K. IImioii, itr sir Etlriekdalo. Itr Mr I oiiilmrd, fir sir Pro 11 Ilr sli Omba, br str lileiiiis', i,r sh Verbena, br.MiJ. i'"1 :i IS as) i'..;t, ". 'Mill lir;..i. 's- 'iii 1 1 j',.,, M..'.J :: -i I.I.I I'.' s IT.- ?'.'-i 7'.7Ts mi ''"1 U'""l ll.'.'"' i ,1 .'. I Ml.o.i i.t,'.i; 1 is:.i: : "'vS i iu : hl.:l i Vi.lllli I tiir.; ! 4-.T.S, j i.'i.-ll') j Tl.-'-n .'i:,ri , Tti I VI 4'l.''W , TT.lfi I :n.:i7 i -.'M I ll.i.TiH I i"'.i'.'i) : m.i'i: 1 H't.zr, 1 ."M j '.".Tin JM. 1 Ci.. 1 711 :.in ' -H7 ! .v.,hi I P'l.iMI ..I s.;,mii '.'I.IOI 1 1T , 70.1 111 IH..'. ill.nC s.ll o 1, 111 1 .ji siki u.'.mi) 1 Hi. Ml lla.Klo l.t.lllS 'l LO ri:i.ii S.'..'ill Is. S ,r;.i .',701 1 .'in!!' l!uw ' 7'i.HVi 1 a. III! X',171 7,'.-'l li-.V. III, 1. 31 .',l."l -i.i'i I.I.'.! 1 7 ''' t-i.'.V 1 ''!.'' 1 lj,iMi i.'.o-.'ij lli.l.' .-''!!!!' a. 4.1 j ll-M'.'i ! I.I.I'SI 1 '.II i i I-"' I iui,:'; ! 'l.'i.l.KI 1 s'i.IMI II i.ll ' pii s7.' I'.l,l.r. 7''. Ill l.'l,il Hi, 70U Barrels of flour. MARINE NOTES. The Elmore, yesterday. for Tlllnmok, crossed om The Prltlsh ship Indian F.mplre put to sea yesterday. Tho British ship Roby, wheat laden, put to sea yesterday. The Klder. from Alaska, left Tacomu The British bark I.ydirate left up In tow of the Fanny yesterday. at d o'clock Friday evening. The Btate of California for San Fran cisco crossed out yesterday morning. The pilot schooner Ban Jose came in from sea yesterday afternoon. The lighthouse tender Columbine ar rived in from Tlllamok rock yesterday. The lumber schooner J. O. Wall, wltti .1. .I1J' II .1. 1CT: IT .t. .'11 17' 4 c a frcluht laiito fnon Hut Kraiiclscii for Tillaiiiook, art lv'd In late yesterd.iy even Ing. The Hi ltlsh ship Or.inte, t tons, Cap tain Kerr, from Sidney, has on board 1,4 tons of coal for Portland The Am. Tli an bark V, 8. Thompson flit' Mle,l loading t ih I'I'ttsop Mill yester day and Is ready for sea. The HHtlsh ship NUhs.ltlo, wheat la den, arrived down front I'olllahil yrstcr day In tow of the IV klahaltm. The city of To"s". ri-sm Heiittbv t. due this niornlim. She will discharge ids. tons of coal ut the it. It. A N. coal bunk ers. The lug Mnikle. from Nehnlem, arrlveo In yest.'iday vM-nlug having in tow th tug Mliinii The Miami comes Here iv. have ma, hlnery overhauled. The Herman ship II. IHscholT. Caplaln Sihanlng. for Ouevnslo tt for orders, clean, I at the custom house yest. rd i II :il bushels of wheal valued at $lo.;i;;is A three-masted s, boon, r, a ship and a bark, the last two siipiosed to be the I'.erir.an ship I'eier Klckiiuis and Japan, is,- b.nk Tcnklo Mam. mere reported ott the bar wsicrday evening The rren. h bark Ja,ii s Captain Her- luadae lor '.Mil ehstiOMI for Oldel s, eleareil trout Hie custom hou-e esiirday Willi ''.; bushels of wheat valued at IC.os, and mo gallons of rum valued ut JIM. The Normlgait si, ami r logsi.iili has le. ii hart, i,d by the TacUlo llvport l.enioer I'oo'paitv. of Portland, to take a i ergo of liiuii'cr to Siberia, mio r l,is l;J tons and eatrles o,-r ;sv,mi Iv- l if lumber VrSSEI ItOlM) TO Asri'ORtA. Tiitf fo.lotttug vrssels , bound to the Co.nnibu II er, with name of master, i a:i,o- ity. rig, tonnage, where from and date ot rvportesl allbi: IKn-enby Hall. Whlckhsm. Hr ah. 1!J tons, Liverpool Vxn Voirlb-h. Ah.er. r sh. Hi. ton. Santa Kou:U- tMsgo. Ksk, Swd ;o tons, lluuu bur. Cnway mt.e. Jones, Itr sh. lil t.!, Va.purslso. VaiMluara, Iteavaii, II r bk, bit Ions, Algon Hay. ii. clip. irk. Irish, Hi sh. i:'"9 tot.s. Hl Janeiro, August .. :,nlnk Isiart. Vr Ik. ll'a tona. c'Cciltta. ,, . . , ... . . M. . "-nevleie TtVlge. r bk. W tons, MaU 4! phmg. October IL 0!eroii. ISully, Hr bk. b'4 ion. .Newcasilo, Australia, Octotwr a, Ch.-iinslonl. Thomson. Itr l.k 'lf7 . ' " " City of York. Jone. Hr h. llfl tons. a.. ... ukemta. nn.inenng, nr bk. ui ton. 1 Fr.'etnatitle. I ... . 1 otneon. 1 111. nr an. 10) ion. Sinta rtomlla, Hritlsh Ueneiwl, Thomas, Br sh. itn tons, Newcastle. Australia. Mldj.s. MejM-iior. Hr bk. 133 Nagasaki. Yalorl. Hrown. Hr ih. UJt tons. tons. New- castle, Australia. Jortlon Hill, Wilker. Cr bk. I1T tona, Melb lurno. KJntuek. Parrrlle. Ilr sir. S0l tons, Yokohama. Amara, Kfnt, Hr str, 1MI tons. Hong, kot.g. ! lenr,l.i- rtlu.-k llimn Tie (,k ml tun. Antwerp. Watjen. Frits, Oer sh. tons, Hbirv Hr.stoi. Mclntyre. Hr itr, irT4 tons. San Francisco Antie Thoma Thmas. Hr ,h, ITU ins. Port Plrle J Almora. Thoinmn. Pr bk, ITO tons. 1 Newcastle, Aus'raila. Pe;er Itl-kmorr, Westermeyer. !er sh. ; tons. Hongkong. Cii.-nlul. T.iylor. Hr sh. H'.'l totn ftoyaj itoads. I Orrud, null. '!r sb. IIV tons San j Powklla ')... K 'it-' nr' n. 'b-r h tons, ! Saat.i Roa!ta. ' j P.omamrT, Morgan Pr ry tons. Newcastle, Aiwtralla. , i Fortbbank Peterson. Pr bk It!! tons, I0M tona. ; rjesrhsntl. . Owynedd. Pavlea, ftr bk. ! "lwol,,lu- j rurjtan. . itr str. W ton KHts Audnman winter. Pr bark, MS tons. Locrnsdalf. Brisbane. Jones, Pr bark, 1H tona, I Cambrian Prince. ' tons. Melbourne, -. P.r ship, Ti ' City of Athens, Lttndlns Pr ship, lit) tons, Antwerp, . Marlon InKles, Huirh.. Br. eh. 1 Wl tons, Sydney. Atacami, Cabellero, Chll sh, 1T.M tons, Taleivhuann. Orealla, Stuart, Hr ih, 17'W tons. Ran Francisco. liarmbek, Tadsen, Gr bk. 2::!'.i tons. Hlofto. Reliance. Robinson. Hr bk. Z', tona, Port Plrle, Nwember 27. Twcedsdak, Jones, Pr bk, 1VQ tons, Ilrlsbane, December 18. Commonwealth. Anderson, Pr str, 2IK.1 tons, Esoulmalt. of '-""y- Vlnt' Rr ,)k' ,r9 Vokohnmn Puritan, Planchnrd. Pr bk, tons, IIIORO. Hllberhorn. filbson Liverpool. Pr bk, 1771 tons. r,;n' Maclean, werp. Joseph Pulitzer '"ns. New York. Pr t'h, HM tons. Ant Harvey, Am sli, 7l Zmita liwton, Ilr sh. I.'.2a tons, Acn- I ulco. ClackmnnnaUHhir. 'ons, Newcastle. Cambrian fjne. n, toriK, Melbourne. I'hoiiison, Pr sh, 1 ISi Join's, Pr sh, 1!!1V LUMIiCK FLEKT Vnse!H on tho Way and In Columbia Rlvir to Ioad Lumber. protection, Landing. Echo, stm, 21D tons, Mws biftn, 6M tons, Tientsin, Knappton. Tenkbj Maru, Kaneko, Jap bk, lltf tons. Yokohama. Ohcialls, , bktn, 812 tons, Nagasaki. I.ouls, , schr, 820 tons, Callao. Marlon, , bktn, 348 tons, Sydney. W, F. Jewett, , gchr, 4M tona, Han Francisco bay. Omr-tra, , bktn, K2 torn, Mollcndo. Edward Park, Johnson, schr, Hun Fran cisco, February 13. Tarn O'Hhanter, Patterson, bktn, flan Fram Ihco. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All driigfrliu refund the money If It falls to cure; 25c. For sale by Charlei Bog-on. siixzjsTrc AVcccLiWoPicpdrdlicnrurAs slmilatinfi ihc KhxJ mul WoouLi IliilJ tlic Moiiwwiis vuut 1 .Wwv U if mm PromoK-s Piiifslioti.Cla-ctful rtcM.nullu'sl.Contdln.MU'lllit'r lnmn.Mtirpliint uor Muicral. INtiT N AH c OTIC. ,41 SiM '..l.'4 Jt, - I . JVW I lf..v . ) ,1lr.fMJU I H-.t4- CWi .W M I llMVCSM "" AiH-rftYl Hi-nn-ilv for fonslip.1 lion. Sour Sloiikuti.lli.iiitioi'd Witnn,Ctiiivii.sitm:i IVvcri tv ncss mid Loss or SLltr. NKV VOWK. IXACT C0"y CT WRAPPCR. MANHOOD Wirr"."', " r .). A. 1ASTAHICNI)- hoi:sic. HWIIXWC AND WIIAKI'' IIUII.DKU -IIOL'HK funiri! ; IMLUIUiiL m mmwrn it mm (j M X . i i HM M.N r&lKM DlTBIIl W To Any Roliablo Man. ktarvalona ar'-SMs a, n-1 nna roanih'a ramadias of rara p,.wrrsi,l t 'il en lilai, wsihtiul any 4iif p iifn'f ', t,r Hi r rni.4t e,nipar lu tl, world In li.a i.mii -t i,t et D,.n aaiit, l,.kn, rlir, eourwrsl fr,uu ert,-, 1 . ,if ai, wrrr, i.t.r. work, Ao, llsepT li",rl ..rufiHl, r,ittiiirla re. I.irati'.b nr il.ri'iep., put ,,f .n nitiuir rmdi Ihil. 1 tia tin. n( thii i.Tr i. l,it,lie,l. ba r. o. n. aefi.nia 1 nn iIm, p. 1, (, : 1, . ri . .n-. A.I-m.! ERIE MEDICAL M.XW M iff eh iln .;( irn, re are I i!!.o. M'llS I ls lltlll'l) lU'lls. I as the winter n.iii, s uihIIi will l 1 Miuirner ulrl wio I.ur- 1,11 1 ulnl, r apparatus to .1 IIHe. lll'CKMCNS All.NfA S.M.VB. Tue ltt Salve n the i! f.r 'Mta, llrulsee Hon-, ("leers. Halt Itn-uui. Fevt Hores Tetter Chipped Mini', 'dllilaina Corns, onl all Sl:;n !'.niil itis aod p.nl. j i M:;n ! ;ni.i .tis nml post. eed tO KlVe ,e.-f..-. s,tHf, lively curm It Is Kunriint t.,n or moti. v refund . I. pr.ve r. enn-a l.-r box. Fir sale by ll-p's C inn Drug Co. m .... , , . . Ihe wors. peiuty of e, ., ,,, u , llire of IllM deeds, for belter or f'.r WMlle. PI.1K1. HiiMKTIIIMI 'in KNOW. i It may be worth sorneiiiu. i,, know ! t tint the very best incillelne for restoring the tired oiit ni'fvuus system to n healthy I vli-or Is Electric Hitters. This 1 Heine Is purely vegetable, lief by giving tone to the nerve centres, III the stomach. I gently nl I imitii li'M the liver and kidneys. 1 and aids these organs III throwing off I111- j purities In the blood. Kleclrlc Hitters Improves Hie niietlte, aids illgesllun, and ' Is pronoiiiii ed by (hose who have trlen I It lis Die very best blool purifier lino 1 nerve tonic. Try It. Hold for Vie ami l per bottle ill Kslon-Coiin Iirug Coiupiiny. Lord Itoselii ry's mother, the aged diich- I cms of 1 'b'velanil, Is iibout to start fori India for tho winter. Khe Is mi Inveterate I traveler, every year taking Journeys that 1 most young women would shrink from, HOPBEHOLD (lOIiH. The ancient flreeks believed that the Pennies with the gods who attended to the welfare and prosperity of the family. They went worshipped ns household gods In every home. The hoiisihould god ot loday Is Ilr. King's New iJlscovery. For consumption, coughs, colds and for all affections of throat, chest and lungs It Is Invaluable. It has been tried for ft quar ter of a century nnd Is guaranteed to cure, or money returned. No household should be without this good nngol. It la plcasnnt to take nnd a safe and aura remedy for old nnd young. Trial bottles at Estes-Conn Drug Company. SEE THAT THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY i3o:rrij; of Cxtotit !i pt ip la n'il Kottlx Bale. It : 1,1 tcli U bilk, Ci'a'l sUur atijrou tsll i i siirtli ns tU oe tlis f!4 or prvmlM lUt It I 11 "jtit -d" sad "will am" rjr par. - t&i ju jit ca i u a i a. llH )ffw '.".'Mum RESTORED Mr wilar r. Prss's lellaw .Verte fill. Tills nm,lrlul oni- f iutsiiirtHl locii all ociTout ilwaiti, ueh u W iwk Mruiuiy U,i iisia INirr. Ilndo h. Wsktlutafs. Lsm Masbowl, Nihilr Uiuit ion., hemusnrfi, all dialBa, Umt uf piwrr In Ueneiti Oigaai ,,f ithrr rt.ruic, br wn eiritsin, yoiilhtul mora, rn-alt ute ol totx.vM, opium or atimulanta. whkh lead in InHrmily Conaumntkm or Insanay. I an be cartUM In mi 00, ktl S an per .,t tn V. mail P'nsiid Ctrvttlar fire olj (,T,li .i,,,,,,. A,k j.,,,,,,,,,,,. V.-i.ils.iuird by h IV. u Mr.ti,ln. 1 ., . .., ,,m, , l'tu ku., diiuibuiiuf i.mu, Tkud ami Yaoibill t , l-otti.uJ, ot. FMTES CONN' MlCO CD . Ant. Astorls. OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Monmoulh, ,Ortn A TRAILING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS ItatftiUr Normal I'u'irte of three ream -nlor y,ar wlioiiv prohaa ouai. I riomir oe.arinieut of nine irivies l:h eliildrrii. la.inielloi. an t train ns In ti) initit.tie. .swrdlili tjfs tein sod Vi. a' Mesle for laildlr li,s,f. 1 tie .Norma i!iioina la rrs-.;iilfed ly u. a a sll Tl I II K I f KIIHi A! K to f a,. It 1 i;iil ,11 u.fu tuition, IsMiki, ttoatil and listcii ( n. pfi,ini'"l 1. . .) prr taar. stud, nt. UjirUItU lllemaelvea. U t per )r,r Ae.tdemle srndea aifetitrd f rum blab hisiiv l ataloKuei rhe.rnillr tent on application. Ad In-M P. L. PAHrllKM.. rrrsl l.ul. or W. A. w ANN, svrrtry Kml General Contractor'A map of the MOVINO TOOI.H UICNTK MOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS Th ..,,,.m. e.-B.t,,,. ,., lt II SH.I etll..'"li. It, 1 , ... , ll.ilOl. ' I'.lll l Sell,,,'. . 11 " tlirr i " l.lfr Miitr.-.1 le air. .1 ...nni" ... t . lermrnt ,0 er-r ,i,. .ra I, 1 1 Ittet.i, r,-,.i,.lt l. r .. 1, . 1 sraT lihM.i. f,-,..,a. 1 -aVa Jf i, m I ,, . ( t. til 1 '""i.. ..r..,o,- ,rr Ii '. s-T--T- v emu rtlil It) tliierrrl StOTT I lIEHll-Al.rO l Por sale by Kates-Conn Prun Co 1 Ilr William' Ind .in I' ll iintuimil will 1 uie ll.l.al llieeilllul anil lUli. Ill ll'lbs. i litisorl'S I he ttilll.'! nil.i)s t' o lu hiuv at aiii ' ni l l.s a Is.uHi. e, i:ii, s lnl'M 1 Hi f. ir. Wilillii' In lu, 11 pile 1 I'M liient I- preare,l for Pile, ami 1 1 . Ii Inif of the private p.irta. Kvcrr bet o"trran'C'l. Hv driu'irts. tiy nuiil on re Vila ot price. .VI cenla and fl.lhi. WUIL L f A Hh'lt 1CTURINR CO.. Prot. 1 ie,tl.i,.ii. uiuo For sale by Kates-Conn Prau Co. jMott's Nerverine Pills Th grr' remedy 1m nervous pro t radon and ii r, v -Y.,. 1 ii 4 Zsp AUut l7lM I. gtn tj 1 a ail ncrvoui lllf or Pint of fillirr ICI, a. Wvotu PrraiMtion. Fiilins or lv.t Manho-xl, Impotciicy, Nlehii Ein ! siorr., Youlhful 'rors, Nltnlal Wr.rry, t x ! r.-jive uk of Tubacco or Opium, which 1 Ui-i lu Cmnur.-rlioti and Insanity. JI.OC , h 6 ,llf ! - TITSi V : a .m ST? 4aW.'itBi"SMflia' Ihe 1 tin t.iinsul. )m topenor 'o 0il4.ini o( Cop.uba, r 1 1 , CURE IN 48 HOURS lilUf, tho tmn duemcj wi!h out Inconvenience Siftttr ar f' f,v'i'. William's Xidnev Pills Hurt no COtlfll ill (HhOllHCS of tllOs? f Kliliu',ynubI Urinary Oi'iruiiH. Jltivuk yoii ni'ifloctod your Kidneys.? Hiivitf iTy'Hi overworked your liervoiih hys- Ftetn Mini cniiM'it irotiniu wiui your j. . Kliliieyt ""'I Illiwldcr? llitvo youff pulim lit tlio loins, Hide, buck, ifroltis anil Mtiddoi'7 llitvo voua lliibliy nj). pcurutieo of tlio fai'4), loiiK'itlally under thu rvei? Tis) freiinent (li- Ahlfo jiiimi urine ? Wllliiitn's Kidney 1 ills will li!imrl tiewfirn lo iikkiih uuacd ormtim, tniin up tlm Hyutem iittd pialio 11 new until ot yon, !y pitiil fit) cents licr ))ox. u.'Aauh Mm. f'o.,Profiii Cleveland, 0. "I7 II It a n.iri-ri'.l,niiin Mimiiy fr 11., mail,,,,, HI, el Nti,rmal'.rrli'f"i, Wl,ii,., 11 11 1, slu 1 a I ill.. Hi aril"', m anr liiflsiiiiim. Hon, Irrltali.ai i.r iilr.-ii,. tli.n of in 11 .1 r, 11 . i lriltHaO(IEliiniifla. brsmsi. Waitrliiiiiil fum SMilH ttf Ilraiclala, br .ipreaa. prepaid, fn( II. Hi, or a IkiIII.i, (Jlrrular sent oil reiiuvit, VL.t N I l 3 B 0 m as if 1 to & !. J f a-'J Otsvrsou4 ab Dot u irlamrt. I f l 7A l likvla lo nil polrtU AST,, for Sale DyO. R.IN Agent. Astoria. i lliuil lN, le Tlirongh paU. v and l"Hil-l "bx-psra, dining and llbian d..eivil"ii vara MI.KHANT V IHIU'l'l.i: I'll A I NH. No, 4 Limited leie I'oiibind at 100 '' n'o.' J l.l'nlb'il lirrhes I'oilliin.l at H 60 p. III. Through Tickets Tt) tiiic l-AST AM) sSOUTIII'AST VIA flit IS l.-etUV pl'U.MAN PACACM Itl.riCI'E M. ToritiHT uLCRpniui 4 ritCR ItrVl.tNINU CHAIR CAM Ialy l Salt Lake Denver, Omaha. Chicago. Kansas City and Other laulaTO tlUsa via altbar ftovlkv ra raclfid or O. IL A N. IV Only Line From Portland Dffartnf P aa mi fact th odu(e wt Ti Tvurtst Car Una ihroufts ta Cklaw. Specially Conduct til l:ciir.sioiis Via Hbaata llouta U) t'ho avary Ta day. Htx rhx kad ibruugw I aas tlnatun. tlanlfloit ss-vmary, too dsHuta, ful lluis, losrssat rwlaw, 1'tnta.h llctil In a oarw. For rate tc alhar tnfortnsUoa, ssUi en or addraaa R W. II AX TIC It. (loot Afl 111 Third Ut., cor. Aldar, PortlaoaV Heiid nie cents In atntnpa ami I will lonll i.ii n limp of the t'tllt"d MUtra, three feet four inrh'a table by four fo long Print, d In n , o m Hoiinteo on mllura Ht.owa eury state, rounty, luiMirlmit loon nnd rillnnd In the fn. t.,1 Htntea A f. Hlli:I.I"iiS. ileiirrnl Asnt, Portland, (ira. A. & C. K. R. TIMI: CARD In I IKcl Oct. -'5. IN!I7. LsMkve etea.lil. f,sr AalorU via rUT4 at 7:J0 a. m. and I p. m. dally. Laavw Astoria for Reavalda via Flarst at 10 a. m. and 4 p. m dally. All the Ahuc Trull Vic Daily Astoria Public Library nr.ADiNti noon frek to uj Open every day from I a'clack to IN and I.JO to p. m. Subscription rates U i,ar annum B. W. Cor. Klevanlb and Ouana Htrsota, ', 'J L tf. 5(.iivrM, ami 'r nti .Ma,in nlitalnrd and all in lw..iievaCMn !u t.,1 .,r MooreaTt ftf I. Ouaorricr is Orrotart U, a. tT(NTOrrici and woiun.r. 1113 poriitia ,,. tuuo th.u tkuac rfmotc fiimi WioliiiivtiirL head inoiirl, iliawinit or plmto., with dwrlpt in 11. nn auvKc. 11 eiiruiah la or nut. urn u 1 lunge. Our fro mil dua till nslrnl I. in urril. A Pamsmlkt, " H'W tntlliiain I'airnu," wllhf . out ill .nine Iii tha U. a, and luicign tuuntrin ent frro. Aililirbi, C.A.SNOW&CO. p. Patcnt Ornec. WAtHtNo ton. D. 6. vwvwmW v4 vlM4, BO YEAR8' EXPERIENCE vT3 Traoc Mark DcaioNa CopvmaHTS Ac. Anronsaemlliig saknleh and (Inacrlnllnn niar milealr naeiiriniii cur niiliiiun frne wlinlhiir an llivunlloii la lirotiiiiily iiiiitiui utile. Ciininiiiiilra lloiiaalrlellreiiiillilniillal, llniiitlionttiiii I'alnnts aunt frea. oideiii aiicner fur aeeiirmir iihIoiiin, i-ai.-iii. iitxen iiiroiiun aiiiiiii a i; inirrl.it reillrr, olllioill elinruo, III thu Scientific Jlmcrican. A hsndaomnly llluatrated weekly. Largest elr. GbEL(ih '3 I; to ii I lljlri i Lfcaat ..A.as A k-.r. t..v.kt, .Whal ItaiiwiM 1 t t ar -v iaJM W 1 7 5, 1 rtnJJL I euiniioii or anr aeioiilllln limrlikl. 'I emu, s a reari four niiiniha, II, Hulil hy sll newadealara. MUNH Co.ae,Brt"'-New York Umnch Omu( hi IT Ht., WathiDgluu.lJ. 0.