The daily morning Astorian., February 27, 1898, Image 4

THE DAILY ASTORIAN, SUNDAY MOKMNU, FKHtU'AUY 27,
TODAT'8 WEATHKIt.
I(nln; gain on count.
AROUND TOWN.
Sl'MMY.
Th moat olivine, totton In Christ'
teaching In there In nn hippinc In act
ting anything, but only In n-lvlnn. Drum
mond.
Try Schilling's Ilct tea ' and baking
powder.
Ic crr-nm today nt (hi Piirlor.
Midwife Mr. Mary Makf. TfU Kicharge
treet.
CTiolcmt itock of candles In th. clt7 at
the Parlor.
Hum To the wife of James F. Kearney,
at rppertrtwn, daughter.
Mr. P. A. Flulier yesterday fen red 4J at
the A. V. C. alley.
C. J. Tronch.ird wa high at the A. t.
C alleya yesterday with a eore of 61.
LOST Br a Indy. Saturday, V solo
pleco. Reward on return to thin office.
Captain V. P. HlFglna and Engineer
V. A. Glll.im. of the tti Maggie, are ill
the Parker House.
W. J. Heckard'a fiill-welght creamery
butter and buttermilk and thick cream
at the Tarlor.
Griffin & Reed have Just received the
latest and beat pocket map of Alaska.
Ark to It
The Infant child of Albert Xeimi died
early yesterday morning unit waa burteu
In the afternoon.
P. J. Meany. the leading merchant
tailor. 1ST Tenth atreet. The highest price
paid for fur skins.
The steamer Thompson took l.W rae
of salmon yesterday morning from Ptlla
Rock for hlpment east.
New crop dried fruits, new crop raisins,
flga and assorted nuts-all extra fine qual
ity, at Rosa, Hlgglns A Co.
Mrs. W. E. Warren has returned from
Knappton where she had been on a vlsu
at the homo of Mrs. C. II. Cullender.
The friends of Captain Archie Cann
will be glad to know that his baby boy is
recovering from a severe attack of pneu
monia.
Go to the louvre for fine whiskies. Pep
per. Cyrus Xohle. Magnolia. McBravti
and all the leading brands of whiskey In
tock.
An unusually large number of people
was In from the country yesterday, ant
the merchants were kept busy all day
attending to their trade.
Mr. Leon Veal, of Portland. Is a pas
senger for Europe on the French bark
Jacques. Captain Remadae Is accompa
nied on the voyage by his family.
Spring Is coming a row of swallows
sitting on the railing near the First Na
tional Bank yesterday was proof posi
tive. They would swallow anything.
When going east travel on the North
ern Pacific railway. Quick time and the
only line running dining cars. Train
leaves Portland daily at 11 o'clock a. m.
Stop that tickling In the throat. Our
own tablets for hoarseness, bronchial Ir
ritation, sore throat, coughs, colds, etc.
Price, 10 cents. Charles Rogers, dru??ist.
The big gun for Fort Stevens, whlcu
came down the river the other day, ha
not yet been discharged. It is thought
the barge may be towed down to thi
fort today.
Gold Medals to HARPER whiskey at
New Orleans and World's Fair, Chicago.
Try it; you will endorse the Judge s ver
dict Sold by Foard & Stokes Company.
Astoria, Ore.
J. Gibson. J. L. Heckard. Machado
Bros., A. J. Meek. Lewis and Clarke: A.
M. Undholm. Young's River and John
Juntilla. Deep River, were visitors in the
city yesterday.
Mike Campbell. Gray s River: Mrs. Far
rell. J. H. Smith. Olney; C. C. Clarke. J.
P. Merrifleld, J. L. Waterhouse, Seaside;
Bert Allen. Knappton, were visitors In
the city yesterday.
' ' l-
A large concourse of people yesterday
attended the funeral of the late G. N.
Partridge. The services were condueteu
hy the Masons and the interment a,
wade In Greenwood.
' A. F. Biles. E. E. Mens-, J. Crane. B.
A. Seaborg. Portland; James "A. Bell.
Charles Welnsheuk. San Francisco; E. K.
Brodie, C. S. L. H. K. ; James O. Spencer.
Clifton, are guests at the Occident
If you have hides, wool. furs. rags,
bone, or any kind of Junk for sale, ship
It to R. M. Gaston. 1K Fourteenth street,
Astoria, Oregon, or write him and he will
call at your place and get It. He pays
cash.
It Is understood that the machinery oi
the tug Maggie, which arrived In yester
day from Nehalem. will be placed In the
Pathfinder, now undergoing repairs a.
Smith's Point, to tit her for the Alaska
trade.
Largest and most complete assortment
of air-tight heaters In the city. All the
kinds advertised In this paper may be
seen and compared at our store, then
your selection will be satisfactory to you.
Foard & Stokes Co.
The r. S. S. Columbine. Captain Rich-!
unison, made a trip to Tillamook ro
lighthouse yes-t.rday and landed a lot u.
provisions. The lightship was KpoKcr, ana
the report "All s Well" v.ms receive,!. On
the way No. 0 buoy was set on the bar.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland daily at 11 o'clock a. m. for Ta
coma, Spokane, and the east. Close con
nection made at Spokane for Rossland,
Nelson, Sandcw and British Columbia
mining camps. For maps and Information
call on or addresB C. W. Stone, Astoria,
Oregon.
Rescue Club rn"t last niht as u.-uu.i
with a largo audience. The following
program was rendered: Reading, Rev.
McCormac; vocal solo (encored), Miss
Minnie Delia; reading, Mrs. Gearhart; in
Htrumelital solo, Miss Pearl Kates; reel-
Made Right!
Schillings Best baking
powder does its work as wd!
in the wetness of Japan as
in the dry heat of Arizona
or Mexico, the cold of Mon
tana, and the gold fever of
Klondyke. C19
t.itlun, Miss Mum ml iVffey; music (en
oire.il, .Mandolin club; ViH-nl solo, Miss
Ia (i Ilrnln. The program committee for
m t week Is as follows: Mrs. Gearhart
Mrs. Or. Kinney, Mr. Jones. There were
six signers to the pledge last night.
Share of the Alaska Transportation
and Iweiopment company of Chicago
re the most drnble Investment before
the public. Safer lhi, savnga banks and
bar.k aiivk. Ikying large dividend
Share one d dlar lir information ad.
dreo W. I. Pndl-y, goneral agvnt, 1UI-
ler bulldlns. Seattle, Va6.
The ste.inier Wenona, for Gray River,
and the gasoline launch Hercules, fot
Lewis and Clnrkc. were parked with
freight and dissenters on leaving then
docks yesterday afternoon. Tills, 111 a
s-nall nay. shows the rxtrnt of count r
tributary to this city. I'nele Sam's do.
n.aln In throe regions ns yet Is practically
undeveloped.
During the four days In which the Slls
! tire engine was up the railroad line
It succeeded In sluicing out the slide ,i
that the side track was cleared and the
passage of construction trains made pos
sible. The dirt on the main track will b
plcked up by the steam shoxel and utll
lied in filling In the grade on other por
lions of the line.
Mr. Edward K. lirodte. who assist In
keeping vigil on Tillamook nvk. arrlsi
on the Columbine yesterday aim
will be ashore for about a niontn Mo
ltrodle reports that the weather has been
very severs during the winter, heavy
g.iles being frequent. He will leave for
Eugene Monday night, where he win
spend his vacation with his parents.
Mrs. P. .Wiling, who h.is been ailing
for some time past, died at It o'clock l ist
light. Mrs. IWIIing was in her t
e.ir. having ,K-cn born In May. 1IS. In
Kivarla, Germ. my, an. I was a plomi r oi
IM7. She s'ttll in Astoria with her hu
land In IMS. Since then she has bo
i ne of Clatsop county's foremost citizen
and through all the early days of coloni
latum and bull, line up at the mouth ot
the Columbia was a prominent flL-ure in
every movement for advancement. Mrs.
IWlllug leaves surviving her four chil.l
ren: three daughters. Mrs. M C. KUve
Sophie and Kltz.i G. Koellmg. and o:
son. V. IWlling.
Postmaster Wise Is In receipt of a t"l
egram from the Hon. Perrv S Heath
first assistant postmaster-general, order
Ing all stamp agencies discontinued ex
eept the one at Marten's grocery store In
I'pper Astoria. Mr. Wise hid a talk with
Mr. J. W. Conn, who had been stamp
agent In the business portion of the city
and Mr. Conn has kindly consented to
carry an assortment of stamps for the
accommodation of the public without
compensation, so that people will be aid
to procure stamps in Cupper Astoria an.i
the business portion of the city Just th
same, whenever It is inconvenient foi
them to run down to the postomYe. Post
master Wis.- fe,ls pleased that the de
partment has favored Astoria with
agency In l"piertown. at least, a th
people In the east end live quite a dis.
tance from the postofflce.
The City of Toprka is due frum Seattle
this mornlnit to go on the Alaska run
With this addition to the Portland-Alaska
fleet a five-day service will be Inaugural
ed. The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany will have three steamers hereaftei
leaving Portland and all of them have
a large pasenger and freight capacity
and are com'ortable and commodious
steamer. The freight and passenget
room or the r.lder. due this morning, is
already engag.il at the office of locai
Agent Wilson. The Elder, if she arrives
from Alaska thl morning, will sai,
from Portland Tuesday night. The aail
irg date of the Topeka Is not yet made
known, but she will leave as quickly as
the isengers and freight of the goln
hunters are placed on board of her at
Portland.
Mr. Frank Stokes, who returned yester
day from Skagway via the Sound and
Portland, stated to an Astorian repre
sentative that while business there 1
very lively, everything is overdone, and
those planning to go up there expecting
10 get work and big wages hail bettei
stay at home. "1 saw no special occasion
or reason for the stablishmenl of martiai
law In Skagway. If a man behaves him
self there he is all right. I went ai.
through the town, day and night. Hun
dreds of people are trying to gel over
the passes to the lakes. In order to t,et
an early start, but there have been only
a few days when It was possible to cross
the summit In safety. It Is cold In Skag
way, the mercury ranging from 6 to a,
eu-ne, out me terrible wind makes the
cold Very penetrating, and on the summit
it is almost unendurable. While I as
there several persons were frozen to
death. On the other side of the pass
mere is not so much wind, but the colu
Is intense. In the three weeks I was thTe
but few people passed over. The presence
oi the liritlsh officers n that country is
r:,t,i.k..n,i Tv,.... . -
..... ,,, fi-..nvf oruer anu n.ive
save.1 many a man's life. They give
away much food, which costs them from
H to per pound. Persons going In are
relieved of firearms and given a reel,,
hl.h rails for the return of th-ir prop
erty upon tnnr coming out of the roun
irj. i uo not consider it safe to attempt
the pusses until spring. Business anu
the future development of Skagway am.
ujea are mere mutters of speculation."
THE MODERN WAY.
Commends Itself to the well-informed, to
do pleasantly and effectually what was
rormerly done In the crudest manner and
disagreeably as well. To cleanse the sys
tern and break up colds, headaches and
fevjrs without unpleasant after effects
use the delightful liquid laxative remedy,
Syrup of Figs. Made by California Fig
Syrup Co.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given th..t there are
funds In the city treasury to pay all war
rants drawn on the general fund and en
dorsed prior to July 1, Ii7. Interest will
cease after this date.
F. J. CARNEV,
City Treasurer.
Astoria, Oregon, February 13. Ik:.
'IltcriT ('OI'RT NOTES.
The case of V. i. Howell, charged with
embezzlement of county funds, will ,,
tried tomorrow.
The (aw of )r. John St' in. r. charged
with manslaughter, was postponed es
triduy until tomorrow, when he will be
called up to plead.
The rase of rx-'Vointy Treasurer Ward
Is set for March H.
In the case of the Astoria Packing Com
pany vs. S. Elmore, ih" jury had not
igrc.-d on a vcidi. t up to late lust niKlit.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
P. C. Warrep and wife to A. W. 1're.s
ton I.otx t, mid T, block 2, East Warren
ton. M.
I). M. Flanders to Zlllah If. Metcnlf
nioi k fi4 and lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. if, ano.
K, block 13. P.osedale addition; J1.VJ0.
Alfred Kinney and wife to Joseph 8.
Fiel.llne-Eot 13, block 30, New Astoria
vm. F. M. Warren to V. W. Preston-Lot 1.
block 5, Kast Wurrenton; $100.
E. Lorenzo and wife to F. W. Preston
Lot 5, block 2, East Warrenton; J123.
THE COMMERCIAL
Sonic rrospect Nuw Thnt It Kill IK
I'lnishcil nml I'ultl lor.
RAILROADS SKT Mil' IVVt l
o. it. ft v od x. .v c. it. it. n. Viit rt -
stict. No liroaail lor Uhjtctoi lo
Mand e Nctd t kr Ptpct.
The Conitmrci.il street extension mat
ter, which new stands In a somewhat
nixed-iip condition. Is In a fair wa ot
I'nal adjustment. The O It. A N. Com
pany and the A. A C. 11. It. R. Company
bae iMVcd the way. and the t objce-
lor to the work and the assessment
na.le hic little or no ground on whlcn
to stand.
Some time ago. under the ordinance fi
ihe Improwmcnt. tontrarts were let t.n
the work. The apportionment f ex
Irnsrs was tihjcvtiit lo. A Nurd of eqiril
lr..lion was ..pminti-.l which made some
changes In the mailer, and Its r-isirt.
lonsl.lrred f-iir by all. was apptoxr.l by
tl.e roim.il Most of the obiectors. In-
lulling Judge Howlbv. withdrew tll'it
objections whuh ware for the ni"l pirt
founded on the sn.r quality of tl.e in.i
tiri.il being furnished and oilier te. halr
alttbs. The attorney for the Clatsop Mm
Company stated lsf.re the mmul in...
Ms company had no real otne. non i
Mam. but has not yet withdrawn hi
p.iTs. The other remaining obj.siois.
are James W. Welch. Pan Welch. Jooi.
W. Welch. Mr. Wo.Hlsati.1 W. S Kiun. y
When the matter of ob.le.ti.m tlrsi
came ut. Agent (i. . lauinsN ry tiled pa-:
pers (or his company. In onler to urt Into;
...nit and share In whatever reduction'
iiiikM be made to others and preserve Itsi
rlcht in the premiss'. In an Int. t lew
.sienl.iy Mr. t,ounshcry slat.-.! that the
O. K. . N. I'ompany would not opi.s.
the assessment made, but would pa Its
share with other property owners Thus
attain the usual liberality and filr spirit
of the o. R. N. ha l-en shown In the
Int. rest of public Improvement In As
br:a. When seen by an Astorian reporter. Mr
W. (5. ibisslin. of the A. A C. K. It. It .
si.it.sl th.it his company was In favor m
the impn.vement and had made no ol
J.ction to the work or the assessment oi
the eins.. of the same, but would pt ha nam.-d a lor :-, . t-.- .it it!-.- to it
its share at the proper time, regardless ' ""' d Stat, s our frl. n l in.l gu.-st at this
of what others might do. table. S.cr polo y ll.rnal.-. lie will be
The ordinance approving and confirm-! thrl. w e,s.m.- at W.ishitu-ton. Ills f.ith
Ing the ussrssntent of the board ot ! - r. Admiral polo de il -tni and his
equalization has passed the nrst and ee. wife s f.ithi r w.-re long and h ri-..-,l i.p.
ond reading In the council and will come rrs. ntativ. s from Spa.n to tne mite,,
up for Anal passage at nezt Thursday's State, and in the new- tntn.s'-r my wo-
meeting.
The usual time for tiling objections to
work of this character by property own
ers Is upon publication of notice by the
auditor after the completion of the work,
so thst the council doe not have to pa
attention to the present ohjivthms unless
It choose to do no. As the ordinance now
stands, the time tlxed for the payment oi
assessments I April I. but this date Is
subject to change by the council. Those
wishing to apply for the ten-year plan ot
payment of the assessments must do a..
N-fore the mayor signs the ordinance.
Public opinion Is strong In Its demand
f r this Improvement and the genera:
sentiment I that no small matters should
be allowed to stand In Its way. Two
jears have been consumed In an effort
to get a street to the new depot, built b
the railroad company years In advance
f an need for It. in simple deferens
to popular clamor. It has stood there ni.
this time, inaccessible and absolute;
dead property for the purpose for whin.
It was built, because there was no tree.
to It. To do Its business the rompan;,
had to pay rent for nmm and build n fem.
Irary station on the Telephone whan.
A long suffering public hope that befort
the golden spike Is driven and trains nrt
running from Portland the new depot ma
become available for business.
ON THE ALLEYS.
The tournument at the A. F. C. alleys
are keeping up the Interest to a great
extent. The Invincible Trouts have a
icod lr.nl on ,lnts. with the Clams and
Sardines a good second. The f'lams have
the advantage on Din.
N'.i sensational howling has taken place
f late except Mrs. Ingall s r; on Krlday
fternoon. and in the evening she made
y In the tournament.
Tie- monthly tournament brought out a
number of bowlers, and the scores were
not up to the standard. Miss Davidson
won the women's medal with IK. Mrs.
Tlmson from scratch, being only 2 pins
i.' hin l. W. Ijiws tried gamely to secure
the gentlemen's medal for the third time
tnd rolled good games, but failed to lano
i winner, as F. M. (Junn. who had to
make pins In two games, succeeded by
making in. the first time securing V, ot
the number and the last time rolled
winning with pins to spare.
landing o ihe fish game rtjliraary ii, lv
f.'Nlll-.
dame Won. Linn. Tie., point, pi,,.
T outs
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Tomorrow night tip- Trouts and Hali
buts will have a dispute and the Tom-
od will play the Salmon. Tin- Halibut
been utilui ky In winning games, but
.- a good stand on pins, which shows
h-v have a god fighting chance to lower
Hi.- . olors of the Invincible I routs.
SAN FRANCISCO FA I It.
m Franrbico, Feb. M. A 'ler onsolt-
ir.g with an advisory committee of ,i
ns In regard to the adv'sabi'lty of bold-
lug an International eisjsition In r,l, n
honor of the 50th anniversary of Hp- ad
mission of California Into atateliood, May
or I'hrt.i n concluded to appoint, a citizen's
ommlttee to Inaugurate the preliminary
woik for another mld-wint- t fair. Coin
ing so soon after the Paris exposition,
the mayor it ml his advisors .'n-lbv.' thru
many of the exhibits shown at Paris will
it brought hero. Financial aid from the
state and national legislature will la- so
licited. The citizen's committee will be
hosen In a few days.
We re carried through many a ham
thing by the very press and stimulus to
ur whole nature, aummoned In Its Integ
rity to act or endure. It Is like the fif
teen pounds to the liquate !ni h which we
rest In, because we bear It on all tnt
square Inches. Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney.
INDIvMNlTV WILL
i)i:iANi)i:n
(Contluurd from First Pag)
east within a few day for the new bal
letv ill Hie Presidio.
The batleiies nt the Pr'idlo and Mine
point common.! an i n. riUe r."o e II, -new
guns b.log iavible of throwing dn
pound iMMjeclllcs over I" miles nu.l dulug
cry enectlve woik at ', lt)il.
wimii oi;i c.i,i.i:ii mnvs,
WalilHKl.n. Feb. ;V .Special .i K
At.oiuu 1 - J. II itnlltoii l ewis, of Wash
ington, this afternoon hi the house u
fried an amendment lo the sundry cMI
bill resolution, en. binning Mlnlstet
Wixvlfonl for giving a banquet In h
Spanish cabinet. He derlarvd he was
e.pos.sl to feasting Hie murderer ot tlios
whoin the nation was burling. In.
amendment was ruled out on a point oi
order.
Lewis created something of n seus.iti.u,
by o(T. ring the following resolution ns nil
ainriidmciit :
"llrsohed, that lougress disapproves ot
Minister Woodfotd tendering n ban.piel
to Ihe Spoldsh .ablnel In iMhalr of Hie
l ulled Stale." and expressing the sens..
th.it the relations between Him in an. I the
I'nltid Slates should, until Ihe Inquiry as
to the cause of the Maine disaster Is ivn.
i hided, rniialn only formal nu.l uuofll.i.il.
iss demanded by lip. n.,,, ot Hie iispec.
live nations. Lewis was proceeding lo re
mark iiisui th,. "ghoslly sp.-cta.ie" on
alll'.ister Wo.Hlfor.1 banqueting Hie Sp,,n.
i-u uoion wnue me i-ouutrv was moiirn
ing the !.. ,.f :vi t.r.ixe s.m.irs. who were
Ihe Mclims of Sisinlsh hate, w h. n fan
tmn intrrpos, , ,u,inI r ,r1..r
the nmrn.lni.pt and w i pmmptlv s.:s
t..lti.. by Ihe rhalr
I I..-WIS allellipte.l lo drb.il,. the x.llt ,.,
; . rd - s.iylng the amen. Irn.-ni was ,-. rt-tln-j
!v p, itiiimt to the par ikr.iph under . on
:.!e,.uloo-wblrh happrrie.l to rrl.lt. to
I national cemeteries - ni opp...d ." he
I s.H.I. "to our pr..p,. Inriltui their .ban
while our ..ttlrl.ll rrprr-.-nt UHr t.r,...
' I f. is'.tiK their miir.l. r. r " iiie in .
1 d-llt til. II . !..r,.
Ml.VISTEIt 'i1lFiil:i S TOVST.
New Y.irk Feb. - Minister o.,.
wonts at the illnn. r to
V HernaU- In the n ine ,.f th
lor I'ol.i
or.-sidetit
-'"d ihe K-..p.. ,,f the Inll.d Sta'es s.n s
"" .Mi.iri.i crr s.n,b nt ..f tl e ll. r il.l;
i wish him." t.it.l th.- mlni:er. a
safe vag.- and a ire him I most ....
Il il w.bsime by the government at Wash
liiut. ri. I drink to h.i, e. Mav pe.iee ,,.
l be and ,ll.:.e Ktweell t h I i.. o
Columbia and ih it low land Icon, I tnr
s.a whl.h Colun'ois (III .l ii I'l if, HI
an.! to the future."
Minister Woodf .1)' Ss .-, I. was u-, !
sis.nt.in.s.us and was this
M friends, 1 ass ton j,, j,,,.,
.Irlnisii.c to the health ..f lor miles-., tl...
I'l. en regetil of Spll'l I i olrre:nent
Is . speelolly ct.itt'leil thi- h r nii.rty
pie win rt-.-ognUe a worthy representa
tive ..f the historic natl .n of Spain.
GENERAL BLANCO
IX A CORNER.
(Continued from First Pace.)
that there existed differences between it
representative and the .hlcf of that state.
"Since when did Dupuy's attlltidv
ih.inite? I think since the reudlng oi
M. Klnb y s message." The presi.ten,
of the roun.il went on to say: !
"The llrsl nolle taken of th.. letter'
was the day before yesterday and In the ! fj
" S rrreiveo II llispatm trom 1111-
piu- saying lhal In view of the publication
of that document he asked th- gi.'-m-nient
to accept his resignation. I then or
dered that L'upuy be tebgraph'-u
asking If the b tter .n his. There was
no .b lay about the answer. Thl morn
ing Inipuy answered yea,' and nd b.1 thai
his iH.sttlon nt Washington belnH unten
able, he asked that his resignation might
be accept,-,! as soon as wslbe. More,
over, yesterday Illipuy received l visit
from Mr. Pay. the under secretary ot
state, who asked him if he rvcogn:ti-d as
his the l.tfr published, liiipuy answri-u
in the affirmative."
I NTKNSI-: 81 ' FFF.lt 1 N 5
From Dyspepsia and Stomach Trouble.
Instantly
Relieved and
Cured.
Permanently
A New Dis. overy. Hut Not a Patent Med
Iclne. Dr Red well relates nn Interesting nr.
count of what he consider a remarkable
cure of acute stomach trouble and chronic
dyspepsia by the use of the new discovery,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet.
He says: The patient wa a man who
had suffered to my knowledge for years
with dyspepsia. everything he ate
seemed to sour and rreate n'id and gases
In the stomach; he hail pains like rheuma
tism In the back, shoulder blades and
limbs, fullness nnd distress nfter eating,
poor appetite, and loss of flesh; the heart
became affected, causing palpitation and
Sleeplessness nt night.
I gave him powerful nerve tonic and
blood remedies, but to no purpose. As an
experiment I finally bought a flfty-cent
package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at
a drug store and gave them to him. Al
most Immedltae relief was given and
after he had used four boxes be was to
all iipfearai.ee folly cured.
There was no more acidity or sour
watery risings, no bloating after meals,
the appetite was vigorous and he has
gained between 10 and 12 pounda In weight
of solid, healthy flesh.
Although Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet are
advertised and sold in drug stores yet I
consider them a most valuable addition lo
any physician's line of remedies, as they
are perfectly harmless and can be given to
i liildren or Invalids or In any condition ot
the stomach wilh perfect safety, being
harmless an 1 containing nothing but veg
etable nnd fruit essences, pure pepsin and
lolden Seal.
Without anv rpicalinn they are the saf
ol, most effective cure for Indigestion,
biliousness, constipation and nil derange.
nunls of the stomach however slight or
M-vere.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets lire sold by
liruggiHtH everywhere at lifty cents for
full ;;lz.:d package.
It. Is the harlest les ion to learn, but one
of great, benefit, that, the average persons
only like you for whal they cm pot out
of you.
CASTORIA
For Infant .nd Children.
nfe-
aw,
OXI$ UJVJOYQ
Huththc nicthml nrnl rcsulin when
Syrup of l'i(s is taken; it is plvasiint
ami refreshing; to the t.tstcittul acts
ceutly yetproiiiHly on the Kidneys,
l.iveruuil (towels, cleanses the sys
tem etlet tnally, ilispclscolils.heml
aehesaml fevers ami cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of ('ins is the
only reinetlv of its kiml ocr Pto
iliu eil, pleasiuK to the taste ami ar
t eptahle to the stoma, h, prompt in
its action an. I truly lioniin i.il in its
ellects.prepaieilonly from the most
healthy an. I areeatilo suhstaiu cs,
its many excellent qualities com
mend it to all ami have m.ule it the
most popular remedy known.
Svrup of l'is is for sale in so
I cint bottles ly all lead in); tlrttn-
rlists. Any reliahle lt tt-jtst who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. lo not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
It HHWI3C0, CH.
Lcumiui. tt. hw rox. t
Pleasing the
appreciative.-:-
'AtV'TlJ i j.
If you want meats that will please you
satisfy you, strengthen you, there la no
better place than our. W gtv you
the twit and at the beat prlca w ran
make. You see where w do you good
for w mko good meals tell for ordl
nary prices. Such a lint of prlcoa
these was never seen for lha quality given
ROSS. IIIQOINS CO.
'xstionGiraaoxjrit'ir.xar
o What Style?
Many people find Ptd.fTVull
lo obtain a perfect fit In
3
8
Footwear.
Ssimr require high In. o p,
lo oilier a imrrow shoe l a
necessity,
Wenre In himlitrsa to sent,
all, and niuke
D
Special Study of Individual
Wants..
Petersen &
Brown.
feat
HOARD AND ROOMS.
Three or four room, with hoard, at
reasonable rate. Table boarder can be
accomodated. &'r- E. C llolden, corner
Ninth and Duan. atreeti.
AM.SIONHE'8 NOTICE TO C'KMIJITOKH
Notice la hereby glv.n that tho und'-r-signed
ha thla day been app-iln.rd a
Ignee ot Rdcca Btrauiw, an Innolvmt
debtor. Credltora of th. aald naaUnor
are hereby notified to present in. r claims
under oath to tho underlgn-d within
three montthii from I hi dai. at hi plac
of tiuolnem at N S75 Commercial .ireet.
Astoria, Oregon.
f)ntel thl Uth day of Deeemlwr, ivtl,
N. 8i;ilLUHHKL,
Assignee of Rebecca Strnuns, nn lnolv-
nt debtor.
TIIK KQITITA HI.K LII-'K H ANVI'M,
ri I'ATHM K.N'T.
The liirge llijurei whl. h are to l H,.en
In the Thlrty-elgh'h Annual H'aleineni
of the -',.iill.ilie Life Assnraii':e Hod. My,
published today, will attract the apc-iai
attention ..f the society's policyholders.
lill-.e llguri.l show ill II Ihe ass -IS of Ihe
company have lt;erei.i lo S.M'i,S7!,f , 'ii
arid that there Is a ampins over nil a
I.HIIIcK of Xi)',V.,- VI, line of the i.ilvan.
lauea of a large surplu.t Ik that the com.
'liny having It Is pri-pan-d for a bailee
..f wlandiird If such sliould .-vei.tn . 1 1 v
-. em ndvisalile, and Ihe rlii'ilinbi,, would
in hiicIi (-use sllll have a Hiirplii., of o,.-r
i weiily-nlne iiiIIIIoiih of dollars, ihm.i.h'oi:
ihat the rate of Inlerest on ii..- Invcsi
nietilK Hhould decline, even im !oW as :i p- r
ient. The Htatemeiit also shows Ihat I lie
'.mount paid to policyholder during l,li;
ivua IlIl.liHi.ail.ll: Ihat Die amoil.it of w
iiiMiiraiiee written was ?l.v;,:ir,:,,ii'i::, ,,mi
what Is eiually slgnlllcant, Ihat
amount of Irniuraiicc, applied for and re
jected by tho company's medical exam.
Iihth waa 2l,i;d,!l7;i. All tlii-so f;i,.H .
dlcntn Mm prosperity of thn company, and
ihe Judgment and economy with which lis
affair bilvo been conducted.
Thn display of Homun utrlped grena
illneti In Cooper' windows lead im to
Infer thnt. the coming summer girl will
look Ilka a human rainbow.
lit
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sseSHteHSHMSsaHI
THE SISTERS OF THE
Conyent of the
...Holy Names
ASTORIA. OREGON.
II K V K I'I'I'.N KH I'll Fl It lliiMII'IMI AM'
lAY MCIUHII,.
For rwtow, uto,, a.blitma tho nupurluieM
Pl'PILti
KKCRIVED
IN Tll
PK1MAHY,
UltAMMAIt
AND
ACADRMIO
UKADKrt
W. F. SCHEIBE,
A loll line ol I'lrs-.. Tubarca.
ntl .ssttrt AilltUa,
47- Cottnaiorvlnl tl.
Th llxat,
m
pi
YV-J " . ,1
V- i' .'i '1
t ' ( .'''. i
for lU: at
Th Ik client Hotel liar,
Ttw OfBcsf taJooa,
AM ail th. Iwdln ban hi Astoria,
Still I'liitlcUcn
mil' rni'tliinJ ,
PAtTinC
rtarble anJ (lianll.
l.nHOI V A MINAK. I
1 K. Murttmn si.. I'orlUnd. IK ;
..AIJ. KIMH tiK I'KMKTKHV oHK...
THE PARKER HOUSE
CENTRALLY LOCATED
t'.iruer of Ninth and Attor Nlrrrl, Anuria
Guests Received on American or
European Plan.
Umbrellas
1UI K-. K KY
AM tKW INU
MACIII.NKa...
Alio .11 llgl.t
Machliiary.
Repaired
r U HrLuItT
v. ii. vmnn. ,.,., l ftlU
tit'ANI. en ri.h linn.
J. B. WYATT.
PhM fto. l Aftarla. Onfn
Hardware,
Ship Chandlery,
Groceries,
Provisions,
,'AINTH and OILS.
8p,ll AlttatiM Pal la Itteplylag Iklr
SEASIDE SflWlLL
A complet. itock of lumbar on haad
In th. rough or dr-MMd. Floorlof, run
tie. celllnf and all kind of flnlah; mold
Inf. tuid ihlnglM. Torma rt-uonabk
and price, at bedrock. All ord.n
promptly attended to. Offl. and yard
at mill. H T h. LOGAN.
"eaalde, Oregon. Proprietor.
The
Choicest
Table Wines...
for Pamllla
Alao for Uadlclnal ao.
Cooking PurpoMa
ITIvat. Block. Cream nr. Old Hlckorr,
Pn.U of Kentucky and Hermltuga; R
old California Brande.
Carlson's FamilyLlquor Store
101 TWELFTH 8THEET
Beware of Imitations
JOHN DUCUI'( iOM, Mn, NiW 1
Mount Angel College
MOUNT ANtlU MtiiM CtMnl 0H100N
Till la Just th place for your boy.
Delightful lucailun, bug" building aii4
grounds, goml meal, pbiily of hwillhf
eivrcliM, n.-elliht teacher anil careful
tralnlnr- lid la what they all aay f
MT ANUKL CtH.LKHIC. Hend for CaU
alogiia and (pedal lerma
P, F. PLACIDUS. Director.
INMTKIJ-
MKNTAL
Ml'HIO,
I'AINTINU
ANO
VtllCK
CUI.THHK
TO KM A
HPKCIAI.
liKI'A It TWK NT
-J
MiuoifiiitMrer nd
lilc In
FINE CIGARS!
Ab(Nilully liir. Itj
"Keystone
Monogram"
Whiskey
SHERWOOD
tt
SI I WOOD
COA1TT AOENT.
I uiurv
! M i.rMtriro
Underwear
nor. to omit b
Lalrt tttyea
Thorouab Worknunafcip
Prlcsm jam
James Murphy
420 Commercial Street.
Emil Schacht
ARCHITECT
Hooma JI7jin
Portland having lUnk Bldf.
Portland, Oregon.
THE PROOF
of th. pudding la la tho Mtlaav
and th. proof of Dqa
IS IN SAMPLING
That', an argomant Uwm'
elualTa-a datnaoatraUoa.
Our. wni atand th UaL
HUGHES & CO.
A Narrow
Margin.
I. all . ar. asking
on our .lock of
L adies' and dent'
Boots and Shoes
Our good. ar. warranted.
Commercial r.u"u
Street Hallll...
i7 1897
Fisher
Brothers
ASTORIA....
I.URRICATINd
OILS
A SPECIALTY
BIIIP CIIANDLBRT
HAROWARH)
IRON AND BTE&Ui
COAL 1
GROC13RIB9 AND PR0VI9I0Na
FLOUR AND MILL FEED
PAINTS, OILB AHD VAJIMBMK
LOOOE1RB' 8UPPLIBS
FAJRBANK'8 SCALES
D00R8 AND WINDOWS
AOniCULTUIUL IMPLEIMJJNTtl
WAOONB AND VKHICUDS