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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY ASTOUIAN, WEDNESDAY MORMXU. JINK IS, 18.IH Sally gLotovimt JOHN T. MGHTER. Editor. Telephone No. M. TERMS OP BUBSCRIFTION. DAILY. Bent by mall, per year $00 Bent by mall, per month W Served by carrier, per month 00 WEEKLY. Bent by mall, per year. In advance., foliage free to lubicrlber. ,.$100 All communication! Intended for publi cation should be directed to the editor. Busmen communication of all kinds nd remittance must b addressed to "Th Aatorian." The Astorlan guarantee to Its adver tiser the lancest circulation of any newt paper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rate can be had on appli cation to tha business manager. Tha Weekly Attorlan. tha second oldest weekly In the state of Oregon, has, next to the Portland Orcgonian, the largest weekly circulation In tha state. The Government Is paying out gold reg ularly, but the yellow metal Is not dis appearing from the channels of trade. It keeps going, and eventually rinds Its way back Into the treasury. The banks f New York, the great financial center of the nation, have $lW.0A'.n) in gold. This Is deposited in the big vaults of the clearing-house, whkh Issues certifi cates of deposit for it. These are used in settling the dally clearing-house bal ances, and W per cent of the total of these balances Is paid In these certificates, which are the same as the gold Itself, and much more convenient. These cold, hard facts show that the actual processes of finance are Just the reverse of what the populists imagine them to be. Gold is scarce only when there is too much Inferior money In cir culation. The way to make It plenty Is not to Increase the volume of this Inferior money whether It be greenbacks or sil ver certificate .yr ilve ,t.'l.- hut t. I decrease their volume. There has been ! no decease at this time, but there is a ! mucn increase! activity in business, re quiring more money to transact It, and gold cornea into use because we have not forced a lot of Inferior money Into th? channels of circulation. The point on whk-h the chronic populists are hopeless ly wrong Is In their theory than the Indefi nite Increase In the volume of money. by the issue of greenbacks or the coining ! of 4I-cnt silver silver dollars, will make , . .v ... ... . money so plenty that gold will come into . circulation. This Is absurd. That Is the wav gold Is first driven from circulation, and then driven to a premium by th de preciation of the Inferior money, due to Its superabundance. The latter Is the' case always, as has been proved in the history of almost every civilized country within the past century. PEACE 13 CLOSE AT HAND. it is oniy wnnin tne last rew nays tnai j We have learned the true condition of i Spain as a military and naval power, and the evidence is conclusive that the collapse must speedily come with Spain and that peace cannot be far distant. We have been much concerned about the Spanish fleets. They have been re ported on the way from the Philippines, as ligcly to bombard Huston and New York, as threatening to raise the block ade at Havana, and grave apprehensions must have been felt as to the ability of either of our great fleets to destroy the lleet of Cervera if brought to a naval en gagement. We now know the truth. The remnant of the Spanish warships known as the re serve squadron are at Cadix, and have been there since the beginning of the war. We know also' that they are unfitted for either sailing or fighting, and thut they will not venture either to the West In dies, or to our northern coast, or to the Philippines. We know also that the Spanish fleet In the Pacific Is entirely destroyed, and that , the fleet of Admiral rhevera Is shut up In Santiago harbor and never again will bi able to offer battle on the hir;h sea. We now know with absolute certainly thai the Spanish fleets are entirely elim inated from the preBtnt war, and can no longer be considered a menace eiihur to our fleets on the sea, or to our coast or to Admiral Iewey In the Philippines. It wan regarded as a great achievement to bottle up Admiral Cervera In Santiago harbor but it Is now known that he went there because hn could neither sail his fleet not- ffeht It, In Its present condition. He went Into Santiago harbor deliber ately, because he could go nowhere else, and he knew when he entered there that It was the end of his squadron. Ho simply preferred to hide In the harbor where he could protect hlmsen until the end came, when he will blow up his vessels. It will be a necessity for our combined naval and lnnd forces to capture Santi ago, or Torto Rico, or Havana, and we do not doubt that when any substantial vic tory shall be achieved toy our army and navy, a collnpso will come In Spain and peace will follow aa a necessity. All fears of the Spanish fleets can now be dls- missed, and that mean that peace can not be far distant. , ONK KK.VSOX KOU PKI.AY. Times-Herald. According to a statement IssueJ by the war department only W p r cent of the militia of the various slates volunteered, and the regiment were tilled up by the inllinunt of new men. The inllilliitnen who stayed at home kepi their uniforms, and It Invamc neces sary for the government to supply all the newly enlisted nun with regulation eliciting, which t N-ing .lone as rapidly as possible. These nu n were also . k mg In nil other (ijuipnients. and the gov eminent slock on hand wis liimittl.'l nt to supply all th. tr needs. This luvmmts s.iti.octorily for th do- lay In making n a.'.y the vicuntivr troop for active service. While a nuntN r of newspaper urged toe atithoritua to rush these recruits Into H iv.itu without a moment' delay, the authorities thought it prudent to provide them first with arm and uniforms. It probably did not occur to our fault-fln-ling contemporaries that these volun teer troop were so lacking in necessary equipment, but then facts rarely do ocvur to them. IUTTI.E3 OF THK WORLD. Prof. Crear- denominates these battles "decisive," n.t only by reason of their Immediate results, but hevuuse In each a reverse! vk-tory would have changed ma terially the history of the world. It. C. ). The victory at Marathon. Oreeoe over haughty Tersla won. !t. C. ttl. At Syracuse the S;ar;an's name Attained In Hellas naval fame. R. O. ill. Frvm ArNla IXirius While A'cxamb r or. wart spel. R. C 31" On the Metaurus Rome foretold , The spetdy doom of Carthage old. A. P. 9 I With Varus Into wilds .!eooed. . Rome's trusted legions were destroyed. 1 A. IV 4d. I Hy Visigoth and Roman spurned. The "js.Nv.ire,. of i":..!'- ch,l,i. turned. ' A. IV ru. At Tours fierce ,;. f r m Charles Mar- , i.. i The "In:e!,!s"re:r.-nt rmi.-l .v, j ,y,. At Hastings f-'Ughi the S.,x n lorls. I When Norman Wil'i.im aimed their swoms. A. LV 112V Joan of Arc, of France the pride. At Orleans turn.d the battle-tide. A. D. 1XS. Spain's huge Armada, greatly f.-nred. In English waters disappeared. A. D. 17"4. At Rlenheim Marborough held sway. While Prince Eugene helped win the day. A. D. lew. Pultowa saw a triumph famed. Which Russia o'er Swe.l.n claimed. A. D. 17T7. At Saratoga, in our State. Burg,lyne plve u? wrJ ,0 A. u. 17V1 The young dimes-racy ,f France At Valmy chee ked their foes' advance. A. D. IMS. Rut Great Nar-Menn we view. I Vanquished at last at Waterloo. Julhi M. Cdton. In the Christian Advo cate. MIND REAM NO. The really e?raord!nary perlormances of mind readers of celebrity astound all who wittv.- them. Scientists cannot extdain th'm: the experts th-mMf-lves are unable to sav hv m-har m.-ntai ,,r,u. lhl,v arrive at c,mc;usi.,ns and dis. over locations alm ost Invdriably c irrvt. Ham let exclaims, "h.re are more things In heaven and earth. Huratio. than are dreampt of In thy philosophy." The won derful feats of the mind reader are strung!)' corroborative of this. liut the reason of the beneficent effects of Hos tetter's Stomach Hitters in case of dys pepsia, malaria, rheumatism, biliousness, n.-rvousm-ss and kidney and bladder corn plaint, marvellous as m.y are, does not require and will nut ppivoke investiga tion. W'i; know that th; medicine doej effect thorough cures in obstinate case, that It does prevent tho diseases to which it Is sd.ipted. Consequently able and eminent men endorse it l sd with per-1 sintency it will reestablish h-alth. The American liag has ev-n appeared on bl, yck- hosiery. Mr. John Eevins. editor of the Press. Anthon. Iowa, ays: "I have used Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In my family for fifteen years, have rc-commtndtd It to hundreds of others, and have never known It to fall in a single Instance. For sale by Chai. Rogers, Druggist, From this time on ' Hobson's choice" will have a new significance. I Persistent Coughs A cough which seems to hang: on in spite of all the remedies whicn you have applied certainly needs energetic ana sensible treatment. For twenty-five years that stand ard preparation of cod-liver oiL SGQTT'S has proved its effectiveness fn cur ing the trying affections of the throat and lungs, and this is thf reason why: the cod-liver oil, par iclly digested, strengthens and vitalizes the whole sys tem; the hypophosphite: act as a tonic to the mind and nerves, and thf elycerine soothes anci heals the irritation. Car you think of any combi nation so effective as thLr B lurt you get SCOTT'S Emulsion. Stt that thi man and fish are on the wrapper. 50c. and fr.oo, all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York, Arc Sciti'tHifs fit'st ie I'eiTe sod hating powder tin. .111 rMii.lt and api. is as pond as wc say ? Don't you see they arc moncv-bac!; ? to For mIc by Ko"s. .litems & Company MARINE NOTES. The Orogon left up for J'orll.md last night. The Columbine crossed out yesterday morning for Instruction Island. The steamship liogstad. with a general cargo for Vladlvostivk, arrive! down from Portland yesterday. The steamship Argyll, which cleared for the Orient Saturday, carrl.d two Chi nese passengers for Hong Kng, The ttrilish ship Crompton, wheat laden, arrived down the river In tow of the Har vest yueen yesterday evening. The schooner llciier.il Mcl'herson. with passenger for Alaska, arrive! frum Tort land yesterday evening in tow of the Fanny. TUe Title for June. 1898. " till. II WATKH--lW WATSK A . r. . I a a. r m. HATE 'i.niift. Ii.ni n.lli.in ft. lii.m rt .'. Hi) 40 110 U S S! I ill 0 S 4 oo ) 4 .. 2 U 3 li 4 11 12 i i. i li 0 0 lOiSS .. I .. ..I. . 1J al i S o i) T, i 5." 3 t .. J... .. . .,11 So 01 1 .. 4 .. ..I. . 1JU M10 . Soi; .. & vr.n t ia ; di 7 4t 1 1 ; 4i .. 6 124 S')! ISill 8 30 10 .. m,t in si, in ii: iMH .. Jt; 8 11 4 :4 7 4 10 uJ 0 l 10 31 3 0 .. t'l 4 I ii- & ,3 7 5 11 jo 0 j u i i i Wed. . Thur. Fn. ... FrL ... Sat. ... Sun. .. Men. . Tun. . H'ei j Th-. Sat. . iSun. . ..iv i:s , i7 u t 1 1 ..lit t 4 6 53 T 031 J 3 13 .'M S, ::!! f, I 1 t li 5 ; I Jion Tues. .14 S isi i V S 1T7 s 1)1 3 11 a S 1 3 J Wed. Thur, I Frl. .. ,....1j 10 i 110 US! 4 J O 3 4 . 3 :::::!::" is iii s ....17 .. .. . .ill 4J S 1 .. .. . . jS,, ' ..Is II 1J t . Oi)5 3 i Sun. Mon. .Is, 0 IS i 1 I a' i 8 7 26 0 4 7 1 4 . ?tl A xl l ,1, f "J A4. t.l..l)l llllll Tu 1 7 1 4: 7 0' ) 8 4 3 7 Wed tl J 04 7 i 3 Jl 7 li S iJ i 3 if J j Thur, a, 14274 J ii7 3 Ju 0 4 W 3 J Frl 24 1 S 7 0i 4 31 7 & io 0 lu 42 J Sat 2., 4 !4 6 (V i 10 7 10 26 1 5 U JT 3 4 Sun 2 523 li SM77UU1U Mon 2. 3i7! 47 03li)12'CSI Tue. 7 57 5 4! 7 42 S3 1 4o 1 5 12 is 3 1 j V ea 7 I; 1! I US 1 s eo v 7 .') J( Thur 3u 10 Jl 5 7 i. i 7 4 01 0 2, 3 21 3 VESSELS BOUND TO ASTORIA. Midas. Messenger, Nagasaki. Alexander Black. Br bk, 136 tona, Duno. Br bk, 1311 tons, Antwerp. Forth tank, Peterson, Br bk, US tona, Gerghentl Joaeph Pulltier. Harrey, Am ach. 73 tons. New Tork. Clackmannanshire, Thomson, Br ih. 1482 torn. Newcastle. Silberhorn, Gibson, Br bk, 1774 ton, Liverpool. Argo, Maclean, Br h, 1490 tona, Ant werp. Castlo Rock, Jones. Br str, 1.757 tons, Hlogo. Lombard, Raison. Br str. I.Sal tons. Hong Kong. Ounford, Macpherson. Br h, Sl' ton,' Hamburg. Patriarch, Breach Br ih. 133 tona, Ma-: nil. a. Les Adelphus. Lebreton, Br bktn, 1X tons, Freemantle. Poseidon, Buih Br ih, I70 ton. New-' castle. I Gertrud, Hlnke, Ger ih, Pii3 tons. Kobe. Laurlaton, Lalta, Br bk, HZl torn, Kio Janeiro. Howth, Martin, Br bk, tldt toni, Cal cutta. Emln Pasha, Chrlstensen, Ger bk, E7 tons, Antwerp. Wallacetown, Motley, Br ih, P38 tons, I Antwerp. John Cook. Magee, Br ih, 1TW tons, Hlogo. Stronsa, Barry, Br ih. 133 toni. Yoko hama. Helensburg, Jefferson, Br ih, 109 tons. Shanghai. Nereus. Schulte, Ger sh, !7ii ton, Ham burg. Wasdale. Fisher, Br. ih. 1775 ton. Ant werp. Forest Hall, Scott. Br. h., I'M tons, Shanghai. Port Elgin, Renney, Br. ih., ICS tons, Antwerp. Andrada, Adams, Br. sh , 2334 tons, Antwerp. Du'halburn, Forbes. Br. ih., 1508 tons. Newcastle. Arthur Fltger, Denker, Gt-r. sh., IKK tons, Yokohama. am.o Du Gama, Tertrum, Ger. h, 147i Sydnty. Trade Winds, Ritchie. Br. h.. 2732. San Francisco. Mooltun, Kdk, Hr sh., 1C1G tons, Yoko hama. Hrodtrlck Castle, Ferguson, Hr. ah., 1715, Shanghai. Ednvft-d. joncs, Er. bk., 1051 tons, San Francisco. Thalassa, Hellmege, (j'-r. Ik.. 127? tons, Hamburg. Coibert. Lor,.au. Fr. bk., 1218 tons, Table Bay. I'cnrhyn Castle. Davbs, Hr. bk, 13IS tona, San Francisco. Invercauld, Jackson, Hr. bk., 1.7)3 tons, San Francisco. Yolo. Hannicultk, Br. sh... 1107 tona, Hong Kong. Christine, Warncke, Ger. bk. 1300 tons, Hlogo. Laurclbank, Lindsay, Br. bk , 2237 tons, shanghai. Wlndsbrout, Haase, Ger. bk., 1X3 tons, Yokohama, LUMHEIt FLEET Vresei on the Way and In Columbia Itivr to Load Lumber, Omega, -. bktn. U,t ton. Mollendo. Viking, , gchr, IXi tons, Ban Fran- Kong. Whltglft, Bowling, Br tmr, lwsn tons, San Francisco. Mary K. P.uss, Nelson, gchr, 224 tons. San Pedro. Pioneer, s' h., , 357 tons, Port Har ford. Friday In presidential records: Inang-uratr-d on Friday J. Q. Adam, Pierce and Garlli id. Horn on Friday Washing ton, Madison. Monroe, pierce nnd Hayes. Died on Friday Tyler. Polk. Pierce and Arthur. Lincoln wag assassinated on Friday. I'TTKIvl.Y UIIITI'IATKIV "What' the mailer Willi tills money w are Issuing"" mid the fpaiila inln Isier of llnaiue angrily. "I don't want It," replied the haughty gi-nlleinan. "Yoil wereii t satisfied with using Inferior paper. You had to go and print all over It, o that II Isn't even Ml to vvruo challenge on." KOI IMKUN MILLIONS LllI'T TO Cll.VHlTY. An eminent cleri.) man, member of many benevolent association, ha prepared compaiame tables snowing the amount of money left for charitable or In'n.voU lit purposes by lesiatoi lli.niighoul tile I tilled Siati ttiu uig the past lliue e.u He llnds that the beuuesis for IWI are l.nv.t vi In excess of iliose of Ksi, in :hi former year tliey were upnaid of JU.'VHva, In Is.; mere than J'.l .H'.iVi Iteiu lUiiice has oilier forms Hun that o( mom y. tlieat icnmlas ale among the uiot pitcious bgaci,- b, ipieaiheil to man kind. I'loitiini ill among then Is Hostel tei .v.uii.o u li.iieis, n most erteci.iv renii.iv for .iti.l iniveir.ive of in.il.irwi. w hi. h ott.n bailies other curaiives. l.oii - .m a. i. ii,., iitn.-i. in . .... ,r d ; ps'.a, constipation, iheiinut.sin, n, r uinti, l'.l,oui,, and loss of tippc (lie atiu s'oep. lewev Is fnrt Ii. r honored by having n garter buckle nanud for hurl Why U It that one man Is old and de crepid si 41, and aiioilwr hale and loarty at Mi" It ,1,-IHlHli on the , are lu takes nf himself, often a man's b.,.ly g, ts out ot repair the trouble grows un.il It i him out in bed. Whenever a man feet that he Is not as well us he ought to be. whenever he Is listless, with nit energy and without vitality, whenever hu finds that he is losing we lit and that his ordinary worn gives hint undue fa tigue, he need lr. Tierce's tio'.ib n Meu leal liiscovcry. If he keeps on irking with his liver Inactive and bbM.1 Impure -he keep hi tu-rves and his body under a constant nervous strain, lie ,ll not be hearty when hu Is old. The "liolden Medical IMs ovcry" cur. many o-aul dise.is. s because nearly all t.lucss springs from the same thing -bad .Pgistion and .' wi. ipiiiit In. pure blo.,,1. The ' iMseov. ery" make the .ip;:ite go the diges Hon str ing, as.-itu l it mi .i-, and th,' blovd r.ch and pure. War atipor. nt'.v the number of J1. Ml.lk s II, t It.. Wi.Mi! .iirr- r. ii. A NARROW KSCAl'E. Thankful word written by Mr. Ada K. Hart, of Uroton. 8. D.i -Vuj taken with I a bad cold which ettled on my lungs; vnigh et In and finally terminated in con sumption. Four doctors gave me up. a Ii g I could live but a short time. gave : myself up to n y Savior, deter 1 ,oul J nut ' 1,h riiilni.I l( , on lailli, i ' wou.d meet nty abs, nt one t,,v My ; , husband wu advised to get Ir. King's Now n for Consumption, cough! i and Colds. I gave it trial, took In all I ! ,;ght Unties. It has cured me and ih .,nk neanny woman." Trial bottles free at , Kstes-Conn In ug Co. Re, I ... ..,.,..., I "' I'UTanteed gulur or prl, e re An ounce of .lli rice n v,,r:h a pound nt , plariattn. Bad management keep more people In poor circumstances than any other one cause. To be successful one must look ahead and plan ahead io that when a favorable opportunity presents Itself hi Is ready to take a.lvanuve of It. A little forethought will also save much expense and valuable time. A prudent and care ful man will keep a bottle of Chamber lain's Colic. Cholera anl Diarrhoea Rem edy In the house, the shiftless fellow will wait until necessity compels u and then ru n his best horse going for a doctor and have a big doctor bill to pay, besides one pay out 23 cents, the oth, r is out i hundred dollar und tn-n wonder why I his neighbor is g-f.lng ti. her whl.e he gett.ng poorer, l-'or sale by Charts Hog-' era, uruggist. j lixp. r.nieuu mail,, m r,,ni;ir, - viv 1! ,'ir j show that tli- bulk io i) Ih- r dm I io i thirds without Injury t i too .piiltiy It is molded !.v h).r itjlw pr. -. ir.- Into bra Ks. vvlii, b wit ,1, none, anil pr mi aiMln-t damp. PLAYED OCT. Dull headache, pains In vur.oii parts of the body, s.tik.rtg at the pit nt th stoma, h, loss of appetite, f-vrinhnes., plmpl. or sores are all positive ev ab n, s of Impure blood. No matter how it b--Hint,- so, it must be purillid In ord- r to obtain good h-alih. Ack-r's Hioud Kl. xir lias never failnl to cure scrofulous or syphilitic po.sons or any o'ht r blood d ,s-1 eases. It Is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on a p isitive guarantee. For sale by Estes-Cumi Drug Co. OABTOniA. Bfintb. lr8lvirJYoiiHimisin Bca;!rt Why Is It a woman Willi a while para, sol always (.sak silly mi a . Ity stn-.-t? THE 8UHE LA GRIPPE CUKE. There Is no use ufferlng from this dreadful malady, If you will only get the right remedy. You are having pain all through your body, your liver Is out of order, have no appetite, no life or ambi tion, havo a bad cold, in fact are com pletely used up. Electric Blttcnc Is the only remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. They act directly on your liver, stomach and kidneys, tone 1 up the whole system und ninko you feel like a new being. They arc guaranteed to cure or price refunded. For sale Estes-Conn Dreg Co. Only Jo cents bottle. Th "hops are that it Isn't safe wu rds. ! , Crowded llleM,. ,I,VV j 111 lake a Step 1,,'lr k- I CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the Signature of Apparently you you wish to be i,(i- iin't l. too lanky II idi'icl fj-hlonabl,' Mr. P. Kelt-hum, of P,kn City, Oil gays: During my brother's late sickness from sciatic rhuuiimtlurn, Chamberlain's Pain Helm was the only remedy lhat gave him any relief." Many others hve testified to the prompt relief from pain which this llnament nfforda. I'or sale by Charles Rogers, drugirist. Jt HeeiriB to be lb, fad lor the fusliion ndle woman to hIhioI vvlih her hands on her hips. f)iir lielov d Ki'iindrno'h. rH con Hldered this the copyrUthl uititiid,. of the belligerent cook. OASToniA. Bean the .7 8 Kind Yfiu Han Always Bought In Abyssinia iml so very long ago salt was the pilnciiml medium ot exchange, being pi aeil, ally uiil as money, I was seriously ailllcted with a cough for several years, and last fall had a. more severe cough than ever before. I have used many remedies without re ceiving much relief, and being recom mended to try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, by a friend, who, know, lug me to be a poor widow, gave It to m I Hied It, and Willi Hie most glilllt) lug result. Th 111 st bold relieved me very much and tlui secoua bottle absolutely cured me. I have not had a good health for twenty )ear, 1 glv liiii celllllcate without soliciiaiion, simply In appreci ation of the gratitude felt for (lis cur effected. .-Ilespectiully, Mrs. Mary A Heard, Claremore, Ark. For sal by Charles Itogei, dr uggist. A,U 1. o g in loll g,, tlt lb la nn.iliiv . In m,,e f,r ipian S.ck headache abvilutely and p.iinan enlly cuied by using Mokl Tea. A plea. ant herb dilnk Cures tonstipaiioii and tndig.si on, makes ou eal, sleep, wotk 1 '' happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. SI cl. and W els. Kor sale by i:tcs-Cnn I'rug C. The ft li ndlut. lh.it has f .r H prim ai) principle biuta! (uuik'H". Is not de stl.lilc. That th blood should perform It vital fun Hons. It I absolutely necessary It should not only be pure but rich In llfe glvlng element. These result are beet effected by the use of Hut jell-known standard blood purifier, Ayer Sarsa parllle. June Is isittsid. i d to be olio nf the luck' lest uiotiihs of the ar for all im.bit.ik. lug. I'yspcpsia can be cured by using Acker's t)peps!.i Tablel One llttl tabls; will I u Immediate relief ,r money refunded. aoii in nan.isome tin rioies si -, cl. ror sale by h'stcs-Coun luug Co. The ni 'iln best in the v V ho d'.estl I her ball) i 1,1 li.i tt i iiuv b.b, , I.uiurlant hair, ;t uniturm color, la beautiful head covering f.,r either eei, and may be secured by using Hall's Veg. 'able Slcllisn Hair Renewer. The p ilar i urn ills are said to C'llM.11 l.-s salt thin those fr Mil the ciuat'T WHITE COLLAR LINE Columbia River and I'uget Sound Navi gation Company. Steamer Telephone leave Astoria dally eicept Sunday, 7 p. m. Leave Portland dally, except 8undy T a. m. Telephone ticket god on (trainer Thompson. T. J. Potter. T. J. Potter ticket good on Tele phone. L'. II. Scott, President, C. W. Stone. Agent. Astoria. PrtCAT Tl.kls lo all points " i un;, f-oU ..EAST., Ut0 Aient. Aston. tV C. 1 1. HiUiKlt-K. Il Through ptlacs and tourist ileeper dining and library observation cars. ELEGANT VESTIBULE TRAINS. No. Limited leave Portland st 1 p. in. No. I Limited arrive Portland st II. U a. m. timc CMi i)t i.r ir on I'ori liinl In r HIT Amur Ki.r sM.nl p. r,i. I ill' I a.e. li V r Kl V',,it,, Om.lit kail l ' ilv, "I I i 1,1, aj.. ,.t,, k a. I W I a v all i. S , ,i. VI I inn- ,,h.. s p ail. to,, Ml., M, ,,,, , I In, .ik. i a id t al, ' ion At"na OCI.AN MI.AM.sHlps, Ml -.1 1 1 I lll llMlea till, j ell,, llill.k.. For -a , r ,lie -all Ion . 1. 7 j, l'i. -". 2, . r'oliHiibl.i Itlver I 1 a-t M .1, ' .11 . lu .-). k me .1 IT p i. eii,iiniie Hier I on mi. i, li .i m. I.v.pt So l..l.,y , orners M,' nt To ! o Hand nml 1 Monday y LandiriKi. I la 1 II May , 17. .7. 1 10.11 1 ott, .1 d . Willarorli Hi.r. " P '', a in K t Min av ilrejoli I I , S,-vl, ra T.V'iuilibl) -..lelll ,t VV II I. ,,,, . Mlllam-it- -d lim- ., . " 1 .!'' hill (rivers. I ilea, I blir ,, a.HlN.t ""'V" 1 .'''""' A w y I. iiiiliiu,'.. .1 OH ! Ml in ..v,, ,l I n . 111. Wi.ni.tte Hlver. 1 j, 1, m ilea. I h it r por 1 1 Hid o I ur ullla lu-- Tour an I t Uhi I, .11 I,,,,. ii,l Nit l,v ltl,a-l,i Moo. He. A Friday I.V I., M l-ln aak fclver. Illpnritl,, l.en.tn. 1 I , H. III. , Hon., Ilea iiiiiI 'I bur, O. W. LOUNBHEHHY. Agent Astoria W. H. HURLBUBT Oen. pai. Agt. Portiand, Or M 17?V TTT I I I I t LJ I WW I ,? 1 v'.Emil Schacht ARCHITECT Woorn 317-jiH PorllAnd SavlnRs Hank Bldjc. Portland, Oregon J. B. WYATT, Chona No. 6H Aalorla, Mragnr Hard wn re, Shiip Chandlery, (Groceries, Provisions, IJA.INT arid OILB. Special Atteillun Paldlo Supplying Ship Astoria Public Library l TVrt! St.. Cof. AlAf. porllaiiL KKAFiIVO RM nKE TO AI.L Open every day from t o'clock to lite nd (:80 to tin p. m. Subscription rate 13 per annum. W. Cor. Eleventh and Duana Btreott. Through Tickets TO TIIK- fiAST AM) SOUTH I -AST -VIA- I 'f V n 1 r . -- . ' , i0 HCTO I'l't.I.M AN PAI.ACK BI.EKPKIIM. TOl'ltlMT HI.KKPKIIH and FREE RKCI.ININO CHAIR CARS -lally to Salt Lake. Denver, Omaha. Chicago, Kansas City and other Eaalern Cllle via either Houth rn I'tclflc or O, It. N. Co. Only Line From Portland Offering langra ih Choice of Two Tourist Car Line through to Chicago. Specially Conducted Hxcursions VI Bhaeta Route to Chicago every TuM day. llaggago checked through to do dvpola, faal tin. lowest rate depots, fast time, lowsst rat) Plnlsch light In all rare. For rate and other Iniormatlon, rail on or add res It W. UAXTEIl. Oen l Agent. IS Third Hi., cor. Alder. Portland. Ur. BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD Royal Blue Trains BETWEEN THK tAST AND WEST Only lln operating Its own through trains between 8U Louts. Ixiulsvllle, Bprlngflold, Cincinnati snd New Tork, via Washington, Baltimore snd Philadelphia. Th traveler over Ihs B. A O. Is permitted to catch glimpses of th greatest scenery In America. rETr.n harvet. Pacific Coast Agent, San Francisco. Room J3, Mill Building. fill! OSI.Y UININU-CAK KOPTR rHM PiJKf.4NH T'lTII" K.ST. fill ONLY ItDl'TK To INK YKl.l)WHTiS NA'IO'.' .!. lUKK. I.. W K I PoHTl.AM) Va-I .Mali for Ka ama. I llelml a. OiiIikIIs, 4KKIVK No. I ,111111 tleed. MiitilewMnioi No. 1. Ait. rdii-ii, Oivii.i It. la- eiillla, Ke.lllle. V ,. lull,,, Port T'in.id, KIlHia. Imrs, fli kane. Kmalarid II C. frad II. r N.11 1 '11, II. 1',. Kn'lo, Mla- nil. Hutu,, Miai-miilit,! 11: A.M. Helena, hi. Paul, Miii,V 10 f, M lli'aH ti, K. iliaaa I ily,. Oiuaha, I iiiine'l Mliifla,1 ,Ht. Uiii.,ClileiiK,i,W.i inmon, .ew 1 lira, 1 nil 1 ad, i,lila,H,Hil,oi, ii, l 'point l.l and "null at i liAl'H io Mtririeapoll. Omaha, K40 aoa City and BL I'aul. l'i I'AVH m Milwaukee and Chicago. H DA VH 10 Washington, Philadelphia. New York a,od Boston, and oihrr Kaslern point. Baggags checked through '.0 dratlrutlKi of 'Icketa. Tor sleeping-car roservallon, tickets, maps and full Information, call on as rile C. W. ftTriNE, Astoria A. D. CHARLTON Aaa't flen'l Paaa. Agent, Portland, Or una M.,rrlaonNt.,'or. Third. Holt's Nerverine Mb Tlie (jrfa1 remedy !o nervous pros (ration and all nrrvnua uiiTiV.Tlaa,' peneralive or- 'u.rolii: ami An1.11 Liil.Mi. nans nf illit lex, such as Nervous Prrwtralion, Failing or lost Manhood, Jmpntc.iry, NW'ti; 'iinlj. lions, Youthful lirrort, M:ntal Vury, ex ceiv use of Tobacco or Opium, which lead to Consumption and Insanity. $).C0 per box by mailt 6 boxes for $5.00. mmtvmmi CO.. Pros'i. Cleveland, flhlo. For aala by Estei-Conn Drug Co. fllff tt I r nnn.nelanriiiiii T : iy f,,r (iolKil UK, ,1, i.i,,i , H per mainr r Ine i. I loMari.Yi VVIiii, , u 11 11 it 1 11 r 1 I lla. Ooaranur-'l g limiea, r nny lllllilliiin,, la, ,, toavura. II,. i. r rltntlull ur nl,.,r... li'rafttiU auntalloo. Iron of In u no n $ irilttMHSOlltMinillOo. lr,in,-. Mnn-aalrhiKi-m rAciNGINn,0.MAf -"'d lr.iBlrlal., (SiiiV O.B.A. Il i,r '" """" r''M"-r, -.ml--9mrifn .''"' "r 3 i"'iii". I--.?. saaaaaiaS"T-. tl C..xul,r aunt uu rt'iiUtiat. CABTOniA, Bsari th -jti HavB Always BoufiM X I VH71UJ Till lUH.WAr IMMPANT Operate lis (ram nil lb falliuug bUig sleni. It lila II lulu '' leclllcliy thlSUfk out. ('.. the clibraled l otrlo berth r4 Ins lantpi Hun siilel.dldiy niilpid uilitr Irtlix evsry day and night Mw HI. I'.rtd ami i hbago; lbs CIIICAilO, MII.WAI'KEK HT. I'AUli Al.o . perair aim iir-l,.ed vallliul4 train. cirPial U lal-st prlvat ia. partmei I cars. I brary l iifTl alllukln cm, anl pl s dianlng 10.011 lira. parlor .' ", i.cJnl chair ear jv1 (l w li .11 dug cor iM.rvle, Por ori rat I' any Pml In Ut rn.te.1 Mii' r Canada. 4'ply ts HcliPl Bgtilil. r IdrtiaS C. J Hl'lir. lUral A(l, J. W. CAMKT. T. '. A. - - I'ortUlnl, Orsgssv VHI:N GOING EAST. Pa a rtret-rlaaa Una In traveling tnlwn Mlnnraixill. Ml. I'aul and Chicago, and Ih prim Ipal liiwn in central Wlaeonaltt. Pullman Paic Hlwplng and Chair Cars In irvlc. The lulling can aio operated In Ih In larrat of Ha lnil. Ih Hunt sleganl rvlc vor Inaugurated. Maal ars rvt s la ran. To obtain nrat-tlaa tor I, your ticket ll.iuld read VI The Wisconsin Central Lines. I H reel comic, lion al Chicago and kill- waukre fur all malum polni Tor full liiforni.'len call on our nrt II hot agiiil. ur wrlta JA C. MNt). (lancral !' Agent, or JAM A Cl.ix'K. Uilwauk, Wis. timer' Aint, 944 Mink atraal. Portland. Or r a,jaeisirtswsr .'iiMii.r.ij.iV! Go East... vi llllllnis and tl Hurl n:,m rout, and you rrai h niah. Ianaa I'lty, Hi. Insula, nd all oihr siulliarn and aouihoatlara rltlr half a day aooncr than travalar ho ik any mhrr Una (io raat via Ht. Paul nd th ilu:llngto rout, and you r d on tha tlnaat train oa rarth-lh Hurllngion Ht. I'aul -'h:ag Limited. do raat via ns'l-n and I".nvr, and you ac th wondrrful . rncry of Hi It x klo, tallied the nrld nvtr a th moat mag- nineriil on 1 ho unt: rtvnt Th krt at nfhrr nf r nnvting line A C. HIIKI.lMlN, THK NET NoKTH WlvSTKKN LlMITlili" I .' ill 1 iviui Jul, ) 01 ,M iiiii.i., ,i:v, V pml I ' In. . iv riilr lUiiiingly ' ' '' I 1:1 n lilii'dtilej ":,l, win. Ii will Iv fur '1. t if II ,11 4--liili.in Id v. 11 v.i :m,,m. Aut . '.'1 VV aVi,Mo,u t r a-1, i-" 11 mi. our.. I W. I'AKKIK. I -nil Atil, ""I t oil V ,,., Mat tit. WaH. HIST ;-V LKAVK I'OIITI.AND AltltlVH 'l'ltI,ANI) EX I'ltl'.HH. lor Hilirni, I tflHI.tllll-i 1.1,1 1 H;00 J", Mi Hiii rniiienio. (juden' I Mi. .. I.'. . . 1 SO A. It i i 11 in ini o, jviu- JVe, 1.,, Angele. Id Paan, New tir. b uns iiiiil the Knst. :JC A. M llosebiiiu iusMi.iKir Via Wooillnirn, for Mount ArigriL HU ynrlon, West Helii. Iirfiwrivllle, riiiilni Hull und Nation.,.. 4 JU P. al Dally except Uuiiday Dally eaeeil UunUay nM A. M in0!" V,,I"1 l""""g"r lt5:M A. al 4:W P. Mi " P"a ;lt A M 1 IlllllV. 1 I JIllI Ll C ColllleetlliLf H,.n iVlinclM.-,, with ncei. dlilllll AV Orli.nl, i . wl,n. l,r0'" miic H..-,nshii, ii,,;..; r,;;'"- "" u" JAPAN, CHINA. AIN.KAI.IA AND 11:;?.. .!f. ..W '!-w-rn co Ni.i ri 1 7 .1 ' ' I' rune . A. 1 ..1 . . Hial-eliis. and Hi p. ond-i'lnss, iml ng sleeper' u MC .J.'.,'.tJ C. II MAItKIIAM. Mnnnger, U. V. & P. A. fhr . 1 1 c, IIM vsruuii tarns upenor 10 H i Sim nf r.lk. Ciihoh. nr lnicctionsnnHi7A IN 48 HniiR(u, hY) the n.imrj disensos with. V-X out mronvor' :n . I'y nil I,',,;7,, OABTOniA. TBI flj yj :