The daily morning Astorian., April 21, 1898, Image 2

T1IK DAILY ASTOKIAN, Till KSHAY MOKMNtf, Ah-MI, 21, IHUH.
gaily gUtovtan.
JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.
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The Weekly Astorlan. the second eldest
weekly In the state of Oregon. has. next
to the Portland Oregontan. tne largesi j
weekly circulation tn the state.
lien, domes la advancing on Hivsni
and not qulbblng about recognition. The
Independence of Cuba will give him wh.il
he has been lighting for.
The President gave the so-called anni.
tice only a brief mention In his messm.
Its purpose to confuse him at the last
moment was a complete failure.
Ws have been told hy poll. leal philoso
phers that democraci. are apt to be
stampeded In a crisis, and to ruh Into
war or other sort of excises on small
provocation. The course of the United
Status in the Cuban affair, however,
shows that this Judgement will have to
b qualified. The philosophers have had
France and some of the Central and
South American republics In mind, but
the conduct of those nations Is not a fair
Index of the workings of democratic gov
ernment. In the Cuban question this
country has had provocation which
would have Incited even England, the
most conservative and stable of the
European nations, to declare war on
Bpaln by this time. In this whole affair
the United States has displayed a balance
and a patience which have belled the
teachings of the Old World's publicists.
The men who will have the fighting to
do In case of war are not yet tumbling
over In their haste to enlist. As s mat
ter of fact the few who offer their ser
vices seem to be chiefly of a class certain
to be rejected as unfit for military ser
vice, says the Phlldelphia Times, or one
hundred examined In Phildelyhia recently-only
four were accepted. At the rate
of four a day It would take a good while
to enlist much of an army in Phildelphia
In case of war and a call for troops by
ln.- ,,res.,.eni. pieniy oi volunteer worn,,
, , .
offer themselves from a das of m-n fit
for military duty and certain to be ,- j
cepted. but the story of the enli"tment'
officers appears conclusive of the fact
..... ... . , , . , ., ,
that the thirt for war is mainly ,-onfln.-. I
to thtise who have no intention of going
to war themselves. The bone and
sinew, the brawn and brain of the co in-
try's eltii- nshin are not clamoring for :
,
war. The class from whl. h soldier.'
must oe enlisted, ir real war iiceur. will.
fight if require,) tn. but peopli. of this
!
clans nr. not going anout with chips .,n .
th'dr shoulders urging Spaniards or any
lio.ly else to bite thumbs at them.
- - ' - -
THE RAINY SEASON. I
,
Cuba lie jUSt SOUth of the tropic ofj
Cancer, and so ha but two seasons th
wet and the dry. The latter begins ear!;
wet and the dry. The latter b. uin.s early j
In June and extend through September
Jn case of war. our troop will have to
I
do their campalgninc before the end ..f
May. for they ran do nothing aft-r th.it
until October.
One ha to be In Cuba during the rainy
season to appreciate- this fully. Tiain
falls every day In torrents. The mud !
so deep that it Is Impossible to travel. .
horse sinks above his kness In the ro.ids
Itetween shower the mhi shine. Th
thermometer run up to Im) or 110 degree,
and tin humidity of the air Is simply tin
endurable. Teller f.vir race, and an
uniicclimiil".! person who get wet to th'
skin, a a rule, has an attack of fever s
the penally. And the Cuban de, lure Ii
takes ten years' residence there to be
come acclimated.
American soldiers would go to certain
death were a campaign to be attempted
In Cuba between May and October. Span
ish experience proves thi. More than
l"0,l) Spanish troops have perithcr with
in the lat three year, but only a few
died In battle The most of them fell
victims to yellow fever; It Is horribly
filial, and there is no reliable cure nor
mean of preventing It. But our recourse
lies In arming and feeding the Cuban
army, which will do on ahoro all that
Is necessary, In connection with our navy,
to put the Spanish out of the Island.
If war comes, our wise course will be
to use our fleets to blockade Havana and
Oilier ports In Spanish hands, nnd let the
'rebels do the lighting on land, we fur
nishing supplies. If they rnnnot do the
Job by October, then we can land troops
safely, iin.l coinplcie III-' I."- 'r",,m
Seplcnilicr to Juno (In- . limine I" Ideal,
nnd A ranir-alim would li a I'lciilc to our
hoys.
W.VH ANP i'OMMI-'.ISi'K.
War has 1 n :i j he. 11 rcconi'isicd as
,cnidve saiDf and mkl.m I. -tons do
nut make It .my Ir-s
H Is not
CD 'merely that the actual con.t.i. t of war.
I pnrticiilarlv at . ;'"'" n cnor-
I
moiiiy in. r. .1 . ; i ' ' ' ' . a stnitw
!tilh.p c.i't :; in .ei-r
f.'niMiiv m.miM Im. m"-
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The m.'.ii.-.t .-. 'n
j im-ri tv , ,n ,, , ,, , .
I'l-lt tV.lt
.1 11 ll.'l't.
.I LLC ot
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M . tol-l-
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'mi ih.rt;
c .tre
, r;.iitity
,r, ,(,.
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1 (h it : h-.u.-r.-ini; I
and a more m. cute licit " m the
l.h.vk whh the war scare has brought'
,,, ,, , fr,rt t,, , v. ,t v:u
n coin-
mere. It Is in i'" 'nmicr... iliat a
belligerent !.atl.n U tv.os: villi, rable-lf
it hi nr.y eomn.crc in. I lis nemy has
any mens or (letting it. A'rcady the
few Aine-'.cin lr:,n ill i'i!:c lines sre los
ing ti:!-v,. bee.iiHe Ainei'.c.in vessels
would N liable to the attack of Spanish
rn.sers in event of war, and even our
coastwise trade, the only wi il developed j
branch f American commerce. Is suffer-1
ir.g fron. the s.inie reason.
It Is gent rally i-vpecle.l that if we do
go to war with Spain It will not be for a i
long time and we may hope that the ulti
mate results will be helpful to our com
merce. Meanwhilo It must he recognised
that It la on the sea, n.-t on land, that
the Spaniards wo'ild aim ! tnM'.ct the
most damage, and ship-ow : r and !np-
t damage, and shi-o n. r and ship-
will of n. cessity he caut.oas. The!
I
rruption c-on.s met unf. i -.imaicly at I
ime h.n were ia-t 1. cnn.ng to'
I
. n.1 our t-arryir.g trade, but if we wish
.ndiilge in the p.isliiv.e , w.ir we have 1
nccpt the c..;is. .cell,, s, whatever
tx-r will of n.cessitv be catlt.ous. The!
int.
a time
eX'.c
to
to ncc pt in.- ens. o... n, . s, wti.at'ver
Ih. y may be.
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AN ANTARCTIC EXTKOlTli 'N.
I
It Is rumored In otticiai c;rt ;. s '.hat the
government contemplates sending an ex-!
.Witlon to the Antarctic Circle during ,he ;
ensuing year. This. It Is said, will com-;
prise eminent navigators, geographer, j
naturalists and astronomers who wilt ex-,
plore that comparatively unknown ter- j
rltory. There can be little doubt that dis-1
coveries will be made of the utmost im-
punance xo st-ience. However us.-iut tnese :
may be. they can never exceed the value I
from a philanthropic point of view, of J
that discovery" o fraught w ith benefit to
the human race Hostetter s Stomach Bit-'
ters. This truly estimable medicine, dis-
covered nearly half a century ago, has '
achieved a reputation for curative and 1
preventive efficacy in cases of Inorganic
disease which has never had a parallel In
ine nisiory oi meuicine. i; cures ami pre- ,
vents malaria, chronic desp-psia, billons-
ness. rheumatism K.dn.y' and hladd.-r
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there w niM U n. tr.'M in -ti.- -i.tement .
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solut.. terror r a
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w ho brave- i
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a fe!mg of ub-
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wi'ii the :.,.,i!:-. .n.- f
Luxunar.t hair, or uniform color, is a
beautiful liK,..,. .-ring for either sex,
and may be secured by using Hall's Vege
table Sifliln Hair l:.-n we.-.
A s... .p n .. ,
orri;.i' oi v. ,,:
S g I for the
a- rapidly a
1 ' , L'-t the dirt
i-... iliat any
'.in wl... h i.- r
lilt Of
.tli.r ot.
To keep tin.- skin clean
is to wd-h th . excretions
from it off; the skin takes
care of itself inside, if not
blocked out-idc.
To wash it often and
clean, without doin any
sort of violent:,.- to it, re
quires a nio-i (-ntlc soap,
a soap with u free a.
kali in it.
Pears', the soap that
clears hut not excoriates.
All sorts of stores sell it, esjiecially
druggists; all sorts of people use it.
Before
Retiring....
t.iWe Aycr's Tills, ami mi will
slei'i Mter mt.l wake in l etter
condition (or the il.tv's work.
A iv,.i. tun . i. .
oj'i .iii.u lit 1 11 1 it.ivc uu
!IS a pleasant ami Otfcct-
u.tl remedy for eonMipatiuti,
biliousness, r:!. lu-.ul.iche, ami
all liver troubles. They are
sughr-coated, and so perfectly
prepared, that they cure with
out the ttnnoysruesexpericnced
iu the use of so many of the
pills on the market. Ask your
druggist for Ayer's Cathartic
Tills. When other pills won't
help you, Ayer's is
THE PILL THAT WILL.
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MAHINE 0TES.
The steamer Oregon .uriv. .1 in It on
jj,.. rrancls.o xest.rday.
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The Hritish steamer Ail. t'r.ilg.
tons. Captain ot rts..n, H' days fr.-m
Shanghai In ballast, arrived In yest.-rd iv
Tide Title fOr ACfil. 1898.
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Otago. Ksk. Swd t.k. 97'. tons. Ham.
Barrels of Hot
Coiwuy Cojit.e, Jones, Br h, tin
Viimri'u
,.' . . ... k. .... .
i wiuiura, u,,i, n, us, ,uii.
A:goa Bay.
(.lenbatiit lyeviari. Hr t.k. 13S8 Ions.
Calcutta.
Oi-nevleve. Touge. Kr bk. W tons, Hal-
phong, October tL
OI?ron. liully, Hr bk. V&i tons.
Newcastle. Australia. Octobers.
Chelmstorl. Thomson, Hr bk. Z1J7 tuna
Cape Town. October .
City of York, Jones, Hr sh, 11T7 lona
"xu.icy.
Lakemba, Bivlheiing, Br bk, Mt tons,,
Freemantle. I
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Hrlllsh General. Thomas, Hr sh, VIA
lorM Newcastle, Australia.
Midi.. Messenger, Br bk, 13I2 tons,1
Nagasaki. j
Valorl, Brown. Hr n, HiW tons, New.
castle, Australia.
J onion Hill, Walker, Br bk, 217 tons,
Melbiuriw.
Klntuck, Perrelle, br str, 281 tons,
Yokohama.
I Amara, Kent, Hr sti, Wfi Ions. Hong-
kor.g.
Alexander Black. Dunn. Hr bk. 1391
ton.t. Antwerp.
V.'atjen. Frits. er sb, 2T79 tons. Hlofo.
Hrlstoi, Mclntyre, Br tr, 1274 tons,
San Francisco
Anr,a Thomas, Thomas. Br sh, 17111
tons, Port Plrle
Almora. Thorr.wn, Br bk, 1771 tons,
Newcastle, Aua'raila.
Glenlul. Taylor. Br h, ISTil tons. Royal
Roads
Forlhtmnk, Peterson, Br bk l.T tons,
Oori:hntl '
Audaman, Winter, Br bsrk, MS tons,
Aljtoa Bay, .
Lotvtisd.ile, Jones, Br bark, 1401 tons,
Brisbane, .
Cambrian Prince, , Br ship, 1Z7B
tons, Melbourne, .
City of Athens, lyundlns, Br ship, 11W
tons, Antwerp, .
Josenh Pulitzer, Harvey, Am sch, 7J
tons, New York.
Clackmannanshire, Thomson, Br sh, 1182
tons. Newcastle.
Cambrian Queen, Jones, Br sh, 1217
Ions. Melbourne.
Ataeama, Cabellero, CWI h, 1224 tons,
Tale-airmano.
Oreslla, Htuart, Hr Wh, 1708 tons, Han
Francisco.
Hllberhorn, fjlbson, Br bk, 1774 tons,
Liverpool.
Ari?o. Maclean, Br sh, 1490 tons, Ant
werp. Bogstadt, Thorbjomsen, Nor str, 1,083
tons, China.
Qulf Stream, McKennon, Br bk, IXt
tons, London.
Breemar, Porter, Br str, 1,316 tons,
Hong Kong.
Castle Rock, Jones, Br str, 1,787 tons,
Hlogo.
Clsverdon, Kelwsy, llr sh. t.id tons,
Yokohama.
Mount Tabor. Janeson, Pr str, I.M
tons, Yokohama.
lamibnrtt, liaison, llr str, I.K4 tons,
llong Koiui.
St. Mnnyo, llaiiiilton, llr sh, 1H.3 tons,
Yokolwiuia.
liiinfoid, Mad'hcrson, llr h, 3b Ions,
Hamburg.
Marathon, Crossly, Ur sh, 1MI ton".
Sll.lllllbrll
rmiiiit't h. Hreaoh llr sh. I.U' tons. Ma
ull.it. I.es Adeirxius. l.eblelon. III' bkltl. l.'O1
tons, l-'iecniantle.
I'os.'l.loti, luish Pr sh. i;os tons. Ne
castle.
I tlertiud. lllnke. tier sh. i;.t tons. Kobe
J Talfu, Khnike, tier sh, uto tons. Vlavl.l
! stock.
I Mogul, Wright, lir stm, tons, tlong
I Kong,
i AI'imi v'laiii. Kobcrlson, llr stm. 111',
i ti.ns. Shanghai.
j l.auriston, I.atta, llr bk. ;'l.!J ions. Itlo
Janeiro.
I How ih. Martin, Vv Ik, flOO tons, v'nl-
cutta.
Vmln I'asha. ('hi Istensen, Jer bk I '
I tons. Antwerp.
j Wallacetowti. .Volley, Hr sh, P;V tons
I Ant w et p
l.l'MltKIt rM.KI'.T
V.e; on the Way mil In Columbia.
lilv-'r to lid Lumber.
protection.
. stm, 1t tons, M
lotnding.
Marlon. . tktn, J ton. Sydney
W. K". Jewvtt. , chr, toiw, Man i
Francisco bay.
Omega, . bktn, K) tors, Mollrndo.
Letltla, , schr, tn tons. Baa rran-
Cisco.
Chehalls, . bktn, (U tons. Naga
saki. iking. , schr. I5t tons. San Fran
cisco. lllen.liile. . schr. :1 tons, San Ftan-
Cisco.
y-.i. eii, , schr. ;'M tons, San Fran-
i els. o.
ltalph J. Long, , schr. Mi tons. San
Francisco.
C.len. , schr, - Ions, lluen.me.
Maggie C. Huss, , schr. tons.
Moss Landing.
ti. ii. ral Mi Thorson, . s. hr. Tl tons
Sin I'lego,
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' tln or money refunded. 1'rl. e i', cents
p-r box For sab by Kst.s-Conn Drug Co
Th.. iii ot.- i...., t -i i.n in , ii I :r 1
; .,jM m.m . ,i. -i , M t. v. ,r
'
it ii r.i. ai a i i.i ai i i i: i .1 '
, ' , , ,
My wlfit lias used i h.iml,. il.mi . I '.i i n
iam for rheumatism with ,r,.i ,.... f.
an,j j ran r. .'on.tiiend It as u splendid linl-
ment fur rbeiiin.itlsni and oilier hous. lioi,
use fur whb h we have found It valuable
-W. J. r.'uyler. ltd Creek, N. Y. !
Mr. Cuyler Is one of the P a, linn uc r-
ihantfl of this vlllsife and one of the most
i.rr.ntlnertt men In iI.Ih el, Inllv . . W
I'hlppln, Kd.tor lied Cre. k H-ruld rr ,
sale by Charles Iioifers, druKiflst. !
The iiio-i ol-litre. ..,1,1.. ii,. . id a., ! ,!,
whom to no si.,pp,i,K Is tl I,, v. hi i-
always a-knir y-eir opliiioii . , 1 .. , , i . t '1,1,-1'
.,nd ne, r I.iUpl' It.
J t 1 : 1 : 1 : 1 thi: uii wi:
A vnuMiiiL' in, i.l.i: t . ,,r whl, h Mr John
Oliver of Phil .delphl.i 1 u he ...i,,,.., 1.
Is ii.irr.ite.l by hm us lolloe-; n,,s
in a mo, 1 . i r . . i I r 1 1 .or.liiioii M- k.n
was almost y.llo.c. e.s unk't, t.,,i,.
o.it. d. p., in , ontn.'iall-. in ,11,. 1
sides, no
pp.-i.ii ni.nl on .. i-rov.l'.,:
weaker day bv
11. Tin e.
I 'ori ,iii;i '
h id v : no up l oriuiii,', !,. a f, . .,,1
:"lvi" "' ' '"' " i- lti''.rs;' n. l i.(j
"y tr"''' '"v ""' H'"l'' h- l'"" ,'"'11' I
my itr.-ai iov and sorpn-, in,- i.i.o i.o ii, , ' 1
mad, ,, ,,,i,.d improvement I, l. I J l-'K'iard, cnplUillsl. Uifnard
lied their ll'O. for 'line week!, lll;d am:,l,1"1. Vlekslllint, MUM.
now n well man. I know Hoy s,,, IMy j bullilhuf, t;hr)f,i.
life, and robb. d the irrav. ,.i ano'ii. r Prank H. Ilecht, of Charles Kaestner
victim." No on. should fall to try H,. m. ; ft Co , ChleiiKO.
only M e.nis per bot-l. ;.. lv-'-.oi, ( VAvlnr(U m(m(.nKer traffic, mana.
K ' " . Ii'er. r. II. A n. It. ft. Clnrdnnatl.
Or,,,, sorrows ,.. . ,,,,,,,,!,. ,l 1 R'wrtl. trflfflo mansger.
mind; li is i. ,., umol.-iiio,, of p. , 1 y I I. I-. P.. R. (Momn Route), Chicago.
Ills. a.-iiiiK on a iiniierain, m that h i'j T. It. Poster, FosKona snd Vlcksburg,
lOVer been fort Hi. , by Ihe 1,1. Mini: .HIS Miss.
of adversity, whl, Ii disturbs ihe meinal
"lunnlrnlty. j
In 1,K8 my wife went Kant and was at
tacked with rheumatism. She received
no relief until Hhe tried Chainberlaln'H
I'aln Halm. Since that time we have
never been without It. Wo find It given
Instant relief in cases of burns and Hculds
and Is never falling for all rheumntl':
nnd neuralnle palns.lJ. C. lirnnt. Santa
Vnez, Cal, For sale by Charles Ttogers,
druirglst
The prosaic Individual who has, outlived
romance finds It hard to underHland how
two people can dawdle away hours and
nt their conolunlim f.e morally c.ilaiii
that only minutes have taken llighl.
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WK ARK ASSI'RTIW. IN TIIK COI'IMS tl'R 1UGIIT TO
TIIK KXCt.l SIVi: I'SK OV Till'. W U1) CAsroKlA." AND
ITIX-IUR'S (.-ASTtiKIA." AS Ol'H 'I U MM'. MA UK.
, DR. SAMUCL riTCHIR, f Uuanr.h, Nmhusvth,
was the origiiinlor tf "CASTORIA," Iho sumo thai
has home v.r.d ths km beer
the frc-i .:;:.?. siyndure ij
ll:;s i.v (aecr;:;:: "CASTOR I A" which has been used in
the homes t f the lathers cf Anurica for veer thirlif years.
LOOK CAREFULLY d the wrapper and see' that it is
the kind vvt h.re alwais b wiht . 0n Iho
J i. . ."j I." :
ana mis uo aujnaiurc i-4afy, MtcAtU wrap
per. iV() cue has authority from me ti) use my nanw except
The Centaur Comjmn'j, cf which Chas. 11. Fletcher is President.
MarchLHJSOS. , ,
Do Not Eo Deceived.
Po nttt cin!.inj;rr t!io life if )iur tliiM ly affi-ptin-j
.1 ilif.ip Mik-diiute vliu h sonic ilni.ist H.iy olii r joii
(Ixv.uisf ho makes a few nioro pennies on it), tin: in
Creilieiits of which even he iloes int know.
i(Tlie Kind You Havo Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
Tho Kind Tliat Never Failed You.
Gold Fields
Of
Alaska
the alaskan
TRANSPORTATION
and development co.
nr- Ainnien ..
ur LnitAiiu. ill.
CAPITAL: $5,000,000
i This company Is th iargntt, rtM gest
lt tlill,i,ct UuiiHrtlatl.in and
men luuitltsli g cmuny In the A.aska
rM n.d.
Thre. Uirve ainl rtmiino.tt",i (t.m.
ahlt will leats Smttls June I. aisd reg-
ulur!) therra.'ler, currying tuth frrlght
an! lsi-ngers
T!iee .tetini.-rs a r. r-ij.eW il'.y rl'trtt fuy
th n Men, n ..f i.rnger and ars
rupatde of carrying mh.
I
Our Passenger
v ani Freizht Service on the
Yukon Piver
" Will t. in- Inst The running cf mer
.. I.. ints' frelif',: n-a.ln a specially. V ars
hi uniy c. hi, puny tiiat guarantisrs prompt
,1 r.,r at I'awson 'ty. We guarantee
,u a e.ir mil t'l) of f 1 and a sTS
a;.. p.!y nrrlval.
'I'I .1 it ll.rr.
Y .oi si ui.l fully hi much chance as any
oth. r p. r.n. I'o you win. I to lie una of1
r first If so. write al ones, securliif !
'-'- ,",,h
UUl
cr jpltll Tr.1 nrnrt.1 Inn
Offer
I' the t. .t i. b.'for. th public.
H-nd r .r fr.eivpy ,.l Tlie Alaska News,
... ... . .
in i a. so j.ir our i:ll ulur, iiioiuoon
: , s . ., , ,., In- K...n.HKe mid f.N.j ,
,
f"r """ 'T -' ""
Bl:' you If y Intend go-
big; If not. our slock offer should Inl'-r.
- t: j.,u, am) ou ahnulrj beeome uns of j
,mr s'o. k'..'der. I
A limped nnioiii t of stock lies Just
I Im.t, iissiiti,,,! to the western nuency for
" h,,r' A rmln ,,r wom"n
"r ""a"" has the same opportunity
as a rleh is-rsoti. If you cumiot gn to
Ansltn rotihlnir should prevrnl you bring
ii proll'.'ib'i. shareholder.
Our Company
Is Composed of Men of Tried
Business Reputations
Scmn of hmi am the following
' II, ... V. !:. Mason, IT. 8. H.nalor from
Mines'.
Allrt r. Illali, president VaJ Blati
fsniwltur oomnanv. Milwaukee.
W. C Itlnearsoti, Kenerut asiicnKer
iiKent :. N. O. & T. I'. It. II, Cincinnati.
I, ' it. ,11,11, ..r.i.l,.l Plvsil MnllnrVAl
J. M. "hllllps, rnshler First National
,,. viekshurlf. Miss.
For Itiformnll-m address snd make All
money payable to W. I TJUniiKT, gen
eral agent, Haller building, fleattls,
Wash.
All Mondays are forlorn, but the one
after 11 holiday Is nlwiiyn morn ho than
any oth'TH.
The entering wedgs of a fatnl complaint
Ir. often a slight rold, which a dose or two
of Ayer's Cherry Pe:toral might hav
eiirrd nt the commencement. Therefor
it In advisable to hove this prompt and
sure remedy always at hand to meet an
emergency.
- nn went
tfafff4juu wrapper.
if
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The...
'Weekly
Astorian"
ESTABLISHED
1873
The
News of
The World..
I'liicii;!!, inli r-tiiti- iiinl 1ih.iI,
i- iiililisiii in its f'nliiiiiiiM.
It i iili-Milnli lv ri lialilf; lii-iioii
it- .(i.iiliiiits. Tin- Weekly
.-li);lll i iilitiiilis .'ili I'liltimilM
I' ii'ii'liii iiiiittor rvrry wt-rk.
,lii.-t think! All thr iivHti of
tin mmM for
$2.00
A YEAR.
If you n ir not n Miliscrilicr
lo tlii ircnt uiii r you slioiiM
si ihI in your muni at unco.
Advertisers
Who
Wishto
Reach the
Country
People
Should.
Call lo their aid lint coIuiimih
of the Wickly Adrian
There are several reiiHons
why the Weekly Astorian's
circulation is ho larjre, Ono
is that its eoliiniiiM eonlain
more reading matter than
any other paper in Oregon
oxeepting u Icrtlnncl puhli-cation.
rAT lltkets toad poInU
Un. trON ..13 AST.
r. troU ..13
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lor Sole byO- R. AN
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Through liaises and tourist slnepsrs,
dining and llluaiy nbservalloii cars
KI.KilANT Vli.HTIIIl'1.11 TltAINH.
No. 4 l.llnlled leave" I'tirt In nl at IN
p. III.
No I Limited arrives rorllmiil at 10 II
PJT
TO Till: l:A5T
un ion cinucH or
'I
Transcontinental
ROUTI-S.
Ureal Northern llnllway via Mtxikant,
Mliuieopolli sn, Ht. I'biiI snd I til. ago.
Oregon Htiort l.lns sla Bali Uk, Den
ver, Omaha and Kansas City
Lowest Rates to All linst-
crn Cities.
OCI:AN STHAHI-KS
t.av Aatorla for Han I'ran. Isco avsry
flva days ss follows,
Columbia, Hunday April 1
Dials of California, r'rt.Uy, April i.
Columbia. Wnlnrsday, April 11.
Rials of California, Monday, April U
Cnluiiibla, Halurdsy, April a.
Hlals of I'sllfornU, Thursday, April .
Columbia, Tueatlay, May I
Hist of I'sllfornls. Hundsy, May 1
Bteamvrs monthly from IMrtland to
Yokohsma and Hongkong, via Ins North,
rn I'acin.t Hlsamslilp Comiany la cos
nation with O. II AN.
for ralss and gsnsral Infurmatloa call
on or addrsa
Q. W LOUNHIIKItltT.
AfMl
w. it. iit ni.iit itT.
Hen. !. Agt. 1'ortlsnd, Or.
iHHiWKl.l., CAHU1.L CO..
lion Agts N. IV 8 H Co., I'ortlaod, Or.
TII1H IIAII.WAT CtlaH'ANT
(iporatM Ha Ira.nn un llw fuitoua bssra
systara.
Lights Its llalns br rliety Ihiaugh
nut; (Vi Irw rrlchralrj . H.-irlr lierlh rssj
lag lamp,
Huns spl.-n.lid y i4illn. paaaanaar
Irwin vrry dir ami eight h-s-tsn-aa
HI. I'aul and I III -ogo; His
CHICAiio. MILWAt'KKi: A HT I'AUI,
Also t.oratrts str, lii-li:c! tllHlt4
train. carr)tiM (' Ut-ai prltat rai-partnut-.i
cur. I.l.rnry biiffsi inoalng
cur, ant pali sdlnT rouin ataepasa.
Tarbir . at frr. i.clel g , i,ar . ars aasl
the vrv ls dl inn rur Tvle
I'or o.i rain n "ny k,.,t in (Im
I'ii.II Mini. or i',ii,,.. w.ply U
tt,sl ngrnt. tic ldre
C J H'l'V. ci.,.ri Agsat.
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lully tn
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Chicago. Kansas City
nnd other Kasiern Cities via sillier Mouth
ern I'liclflc or o. it a n. Co.
Only Line From Portland
Offering I'lissetigers ih ( 'hairs of Two
Tourist Cur I, in,-, through
to Chi iik 1.
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Excursions
Vln Rhasta rtontn lo Chicago every Tussi-
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depoin, faat thr.n, ,,w(,st rstss.
depots, fast tl,,,., rt-lea
rinlsch light In till rur si
For riiti-H nnd oth-r Iniormatlon, cull on
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Astoria Public Library
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I' ,11.11, 1 W
Open ovory day inm 3 o'clock to 6:S0
n ni fl irt - n ,.
HiibcrIptlon hit. 3 por ftnnum.
W. Cor. Ulevonlh nrn Duune Btroeti.
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tr...r n 1 in hi' mm nur-iH
riuEvANsCHlMinitTa ."ani, Nut.-Mirlimn.!
I mold hy ruvUlm
(If hunt in nl.li, i.r.niu.P
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