The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, June 16, 1898, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY AST0K1AN, TIltivSbAY MOttMS'tf, J INK It!, t!, JOHN T. LIGHTER. EJltor. Tclephon No. 6S. TGRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. lent by mall, pr year . dent by mail, PT month. , '. Served by carrier, per month WEEKLY. Sent by mall, per year, In advance.. Postage frta to .ubscrllicr. ..6 00 .. .SO .. .GO ,.$2.00 All communication Intended for publi cation should be directed to th editor. Ituslnes communlcatlona of all kinds and remittance must b addrt-wed to "Th. AXorlan." Tha Aitortan guarantee to Ita adver tiser tha larceit circulation of any news paper published on tha Columbia river. Advertising ratea can ba had on appli cation to tha bualneaa manager. ' Tha Weekly Aatorian, tha aecond oldeat weekly In tha atata of Oregon. h, next to tha Portland Oregonlan. tha largeat weekly circulation in tha atata. The remarkable vote In favor of Ha waiian annexation reported In the lower house of conm-CMi yesterday la a fair In dex of tfie atate of public sentiment on thla Important question. There Is Utile doubt tha the vote In the senate will be equally as decisive when the matter reachea that end of tha capltol. It la now a question of but a few days when the American flag will again be raised over tho Sandwich Island and they will become; a permanent part of American territory. It may be doubted whether in all his- too- there has been another war, says the New York Tribune, in which a natton lost, In so short a time, so great a share oi us ugnnng iorce.it uDjvrts ana tt,f:lcI, 0f history, and rrstst.-nily .e.. .im.i mr m-irut-un or t"- ou Injury of single hostile ' '- without the killing of a boat's crew of foes, and without capturing; any vessel or even seeing sunk anything but a worn - out collier, and that by the choice of the enemy. The truth Is not to be for-. gotten that Spain did her fighting be- rore tne war began. The brave men who lost their live In Havana harbor, the battleship Maine, which went down when ' resting in peace In a professedly friendly ; . bay, mark the Injuries which Spain has j ...... mulcted ami which Americans do not forget. The American pedole are a fighting race. They are not quarrelsome and ar rogant as are Spaniards; they do not recklessly Insult other nation nor eek quarrels. But when the need comes to show the material of which they are made, aa In the present Instance, they are ready to back their opinions with their lives, if need he. The facts of the ease are singularly unlike what the Eu-' ronean pro-Sianih prss Imagines the I American character to be. At present ft la denouncing us an unmii.iary race, steer. d In ommcrrriaUi'm. and Indiffer- ! ent to honor. The Spaniards are likely to And, before they are through with us. that we are not only one of the most military nations in the world, but also that enterprise In Industry and com- ' merce is but an index of national energy - " ' which Is quite as potent in the arena of war as in that of commercialism. I The de-termination to destroy the Mn of Santiago and capture or blow up Cer- vera's fleet. Instead of keeping It penned ; In 6amlago harbor all summer, is a wise j one. The moral force of Its annihilation us a Spanish naval quantity will hi great. When Its safe arrival at Martinique was announced In Europe, Span.sh bon is ad vanced in Paris about 10 per cnt. The news of ita destruction will send .Spanish credit tumbling. Spain's weak' st spot Is her finances. Her Cuban resource were cut off long ago. Her revenue from the Philippines is now delayed, and will oon be annihilated. The same will mon bo true regarding Porto j. eo. And a de cisive victory at Santiago, includ.ng -the nmu.shlng of Cervera and the capture of the town, will add trcmenduously to th. Spunlnh flnam lal complication. Ctrvera was sent over, more to make borrowing money easier than for any other purpose. If he could have kept d i.lifing about In West Indian waters, takinir In a small American me-rchuntm an once In awhile Siigasta would have found the purses or European sympathizers much easier tn open. SpaniHh Iwnds would have sold much higher. Hut Schley was too smart for the old Spanish fox. Cervera. He in veigled the latter Into Santiago, th'-n ranged hi fleet outside, und sent word to Sampson, who hurried there to assist In 'the good work. Smash Cervera's fleet, und a deadly blow to Spanish credit will have been dealt, which will do more to end tho war than anything else. Tho stopping of Cervera In the harbor or Santiago dc Culm has brought the Uoiib Into a somewhat less arrogant frame or mind. The cables tell us that the do sire la openly expressed at Madrid to find some way. to "honoraWe peace," as Spain "has nothing to gain" by a pro longation of the war. Spain could have maintained peace at a far less expense to her "honor" by yielding; to the ultima tum o. the president. His terms were th evacuation of CviNa and an acknowl edgement of her Independence. Now the Indications are that tho terms wll be harder. X.U only will she have to grant Cuban Independence, but It h possible she will he required also to pay ns a round sum by way of war Indemnity: and besides this. It Is now certain that fhe will not W allowed ( retain Vorto Woo end the rhlllpplnea. The Men of armed Intervention on heha'f of Spain has been reluctantly abandoned. Spain fully count ed on this, but her hope were vain, f he now understand that even Trance will not meddle. The promise of an English American alliance was too formidable for the French. It will he some time yet be fore the Spanish cabinet will dare to make detlnite proposals for peace. The Ignorant masse of Spanish people, some 70 per cent, of whom can neither read nor write, have been furnished false news of S-anlsh victories, and they do not see, as does me ministry, the absoHite hopel"- ness of the struggle. Meanwhile the war will be vigorously pushed. We will cap ture the Philippine and Torto Hlco, to hold as security If we do not include to keep them ourselves, and when Spain Is compelled to ask f r peace. we will be In a position to dictate Its term. THE CLOSE OK A CHAP. Ell. One thing the w.ir with Spain his al ready aecomNished that is worth more than all Its cost. It ha wiped out the last remaining vesttages of sectional hos tility between t?ie N'rth and South. While evidence should not have been re- LmriM of m-iK-to nation.illratlon j ,nat h , lk, ,,)a0). s:nCt, ,ho w.,r J tw S!aIt,. ,n,,ro wvr. nArrow. m:nK.j p,pU. wrU) u.fxlit, to aiV,.,,t tht, bored the olj anlmosltUs ens. nimd hy J condition that we have l.ve s.nce ;vssed . a-.lv. K;,t lV,, ln,,v HlWl , r, . ,lu. inthutastn with which the S j h has ;,.lkin !h ,.,.., d. m-'.n;r:. n of j American spirit, and the result is shown , ,ht. practi. aliv un ui nvus pu.-ige by a republican congr. of the hV r.T' - . lng an IV)ii-..o.,i Uis-ilul.t:, s im..-d !v tho f,nrt.emh i-n endm.ri' ei the Cons-1. tutlon upon those who h 1 1 t ik- n part In the rebellion H Is true that If there was anyone re- -.ii nrainlng under this old penalty It was only because he had been fru'Vtn. Congress, as empowered by thj amendment Impos ing them, has removed these disabilities 1 by the required vote from time to time, until the clause had become practically Inoperative. But this acti-m was in every case a dlstln, t exercise of clemency. It Is not until this time that congrt has reallied the fact that the whole chapter u.iu i-i--ei niiu iiiicirni ni.-iory ami tnai the dignity of the nation required that It should be formally and corr.pl t ly 1- se.l. It thus makes no diff-r.-nce whether there wa anyone practi. -.il'y tiff .-(;. d !' this action or no it was not requlredj for the relief r,f anv iwrssm or of any section, but ptirtiy out of ju.-t iv t the We have , wh-ile nation. North and South. entered on a new era of o-.ir history that , Is widely separated from all the Issues , ... . , . , . .. ., that divided us In th" g. n-r.cinns past, . ., ,, , . . ,. and If any still cling to tn- old r-ent- ment. they are si e;..na!Kt onle. n-it j Amerlitins. The war was fiuitht to re- store the fnion. It was wor-h tigh'ing. th..ugh long -M iy.-d. its m l h e f n a Sieved If th.ro ar- d:v:r th-r lin ner.,ft(.r th..y w! m. , Americans will stand tg.-th- r. MIND READING. Tha really extraordinary performance of mind readers of celebrity ast iui;d all who witiH-su them. Scientists, cannot explain them; th- experts thi.tns-lvis are unable to say by what mental pr ices they arrive at conclusion and di. over location almost Invariably corn.--1. Ham let exilaims, "ihere arc more thing In h.-aven and earth, Horatio, than are dreampt of in thy philosophy." '1 he ;v.,n Oerful feats of th- mind r.-ad.-r are. strongly corroborative of this. Hut tho reason of the beneflc-nt effe.ta ut lio.-i-tetter's Stom.o h Hitters In ra?is of dys pepsia, malaria, rheumatism, blliousnega, I nervousness and kidney and bladd-r com plaint, marvellous as trey re, doe not require and will not provoke Investiga tion. We know that th-.- nieilic.n,- doe effeet thorough cures In o'n-i iriati- cases, that it does prevent the di.- as.-s to which It is adapted. Conseqij. ntly able and eminent m-n t-ndors- it. i.'.ied with per sistency it will reestabi:;h health. Llm-n n-,--k riiehini:. whit- satin riMon i.k : with summer -own.-. ,mi,ini, wi-li b.- vi-iiti mo-11 Mr. John Ilevins. editor of the Press, Anthon, Iowa, says: "I h.ive used Cham berlaln'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In my family for fiftt-en years, have recommended It to hundreds of others, and have never known It to fail In a slnple Instance. For eale by C'h.u. Rogers, Druggist. lo be -the most mlmire. earth-never a.k a favor. indivi'Iu il on was the first maker of sticks of soap for shav ing. Pears' Soap es tablished over ioo years. Pears' tYwifs fits are, on the whole, the lc$t tn cvffc oda htttn powder IUv..i.n tilravi ml tpice there are. That is as near as we can say. No your money back if you don't like them. For ult tiy For !e bjr Row. llliIu vV Company 'INC MrjR Mr- MARINE NOTES. The Elmore sail this morning for Tilla mook. The learner Excelsior crossvd out yes terday for Alaska. The sew Erlle M. Is discharging pulp at the O. It. A N. dock. The steamship Hogslad crossed out yes terday tor Vladlvoatock. " I World a luwisaiy and Intalid' ll 'lel. The National City rroswM out yester-j,,, lUifT.,!,,. N. v. .lay and picked up a barge off the river.) jj,,,,! .Ki,n m.iiiii. to mui c.'t ol which she will tw to St. Michaels. TUe Tatle for June. 1898. " it lull w atkh U)w" ataa" PATE A K. P. H. P. . :i.in rt. ti.ni rt.ih.nrn. li.tn ft Wed. ...... 1 10 ( 1 10 13 5 6 I V 0 8 4 00 i Ijhur S U 11 itt 8 i S li if SA'J .. J .. .. . .11 5e'0 1 .. 4 .. ..I. .1 1 31 Si l 10, : JT .. 5 017 s l! : l.i J 01 7 4i 1 1 7 41 J .. S 1 24 Oi liitl I Jo 10 bSiSi Sat .. fun. . I Mon. "'f" 1 14 S T: J I " J 1d7 9 U 1 1 .. S Ju.Sl 4 .'I 7 4 U 0 1 10 3:30' "ia w:UltlUlli "ll i i ' t T v a 2 1 V ii jThur. ' Sat'. '.' ; Sun. . !!". '- ! yt Fri. .. Sat. .. i Sun. . ..13 7 ( 2 " -t;-7 "! 1 3 I H 1 3 3 4 "It SWl' j ; J 01 ,,J jjjii !!lj 10 m Mu U S 3 4 J.i) 3 4 . 3 ..1 11 47 4 11 01 S 1 5i)l jJilS 1. ....!.. 1.' -S 4 ! 0 4 6 1.15 J J ..17 .. .. . .114S J .. . ..IS .. ..i. .1 1 13 i 7; ( t 0 5 i '-3 3 ..is 0 IS 8 11 1 5o 0 S 7 'p 0 4 V .12 4 0 i Mon. ,.3' iiej ll( i: 1 11 T,i.. sil 1 ? q iM r a k ". ,1 11 k 1-1 -I ? . " ed I M ; 0, 3 :t I 1. s .J u . HBji,""" Thiin -1 11 t A t V. ft S11 il & 0 '-I 1 Krl U 3 7 0 4 31 7 4 jo u i lo 4.' ! iSat il. 4 24 S In 7 10 I S 11 37 2 4 ' Sun W i 23 P 5 14 7 7 U 13 2 0 I Mon 27, 315 7l 47 11 3s 3 0 12 e2 2 5 i Tue. a! 7 7 5 4 7 42 8 S 1 4i 1 5 12 & 3 1 Wt,d 91H 5 4, 8 42 S4 liivK 2 13 Thur1....Jj 10 31 5 7t 4. li 7l 4 01 0 3 3 H i s VESSELS BOUND TO ASTORIA. Midi. Ueoaengcr, Br bk, Utl ton, Nagasaki. Br bk. 131 Alexander Black, Dunn, tons, Antw-rP. ForthDank. Peteraoo. Br bk, 133 ton,!'"' '" will keep a bottle of chamber-Oes-ghwitL I la:n Colic. Cholera anl Ularrh n Item- Joseph Pull'ier. Harvey, Am ch, 73 ton. New Tort Clackmannanshire, Thomson. Br ih, 14S2 ! tons. Newcastle. ailhorhnrr. f.lhin II, hlr ITT, , Liverpool Argo, Maclean, Br ah, 1490 ton, Ant werp. Castle Rock, Jonea. Br itr, 1.7S7 ton. Hlogo. Lombard, Rsuton, Br ttr, l.tul ton, Hong Kong. I Gunfnrd. MacFheron, Br h, 5I S ton, i I Hamburg. Patriarch, Breach Br b, 133 ton, Ma nll.a. Le Adelphua, Lebreton, Br bktn. U2n ton. Freemantle. Poseidon. Bush Br sh. 1708 tons, Newcastle. Oertrud. Hlnke. Oer h, Ki3 tons, Kobe. , ,-itn so. It must I.- pur, II. d in .,r l-r t" j Laurtaton, Latta, Br bk. 2133 ton, Rio ,i t.i:n good h aph. A- k. r a Ii.nod i:i.-x-rl Janeiro. t Ii.ia n.-ver fail.,1 to ctir" s-rofuboi or Howth. Martin, Br bk, X1M ton. Cal-! philitlc iki.sops or any o-h.-r blood d .-! cu,,a- !.a.. It Is e.-ria.nly a w-.nd.-rful rei ly 1 Emln Pasha, Chrlatenaen, Oer bk. 17l,in. we II ev.-ry b -ttle on a p .stive' ton. Antwerfl j guarant.-e. For sale by Kstes-Cnn l.rug Wadacetown, Motley. Br ah, 1C8 tons, 'Co t Antwerp. , John Cook, Magee, Br h, 173s tons. ' Stronsa, Barry, Br h, 1X3 ton, Yoko- bama Helensburg, Jefferson, Br ah, 10 ton. Shanghai. Nereus. Schulte, Ger h, 17ii tons, Ham burg. Wasdale. Fisher, Br. h, 1775 ton, Ant werp. Forest Hall, Scott, Br. h., 1S tons, Shanghai. Port Elgin, P.enney, Br. h., K28 tons, Antwerp. Andrada, Adam. Br. h., 2C54 tons, Antwerp. Dm halburn, Forbes, Br. h., Vm tons. Newcastle. Arthur Fitger, Denker, Gr. h., lCM j tons, Yokohama. j Vasco L; O-iina, Tertrum, uer. h, 14.51 Sydney. Trade Winds, P.ltchie. Br. eh., 2732, San I Francisco. Mooitan. Kc-lk, Iir sh., lOK, tons, Yoko hama. l;ro.ierl k Castle, Ferguson, Iir. sh., 1745. Shanghai. Kdnvfed, jones, Iir. ok., 10S1 ton, Sin Francisco. Thalassa, Hellmege, G.-r. bk., u;n tons, Ham hurt;. Colbert, Loreau, Fr. bk., 1218 tons, Table Eay. Penrhyn Castli;, Havle, Iir. bk, 1313 tons, San Fran-lsco. Inveriauld, Jackson, Dr. bk., 1303 tons, San Francisoo. Yolo. I'annicuick, Ijr. eh.., Uo'i tons, Horn; Kong. Christine, Warncke, Ger. bk. 1300 tons, Hlogo. Iurelbank, Lindsay, Iir. bk., 22.17 ton, Shanghai. Wlndiibrout, Haase, Oer. bk., 123 tons, Yokohama.. LUMDEIt FLEET Vensel on the Wav and In Columbia RIv.r to Load Lumber. omera. , bktn w,l ton. Mollendo. ' Viking, , achr, la tons, Han Frun- Kong. Whltglft, Bowling, Ur atmr, WJ) torn, San Francisco. Mary K. Rus, Nelson, gchr, 221 tons, San Pedro. Pioneer, ach., , K7 ton, Tort Har ford. 1he rlgoroun examination which New York poil'-emen used to undergo under the ii.j.i.i-v.-ii. i.-kuiiii hi-i-iiih lo nave be-n l reudy Huspendc-d. A policeman, In report Intg an arrest made In a. restaunmt the other day, said to he Judged fmm a sign In the window that the woman who kept the place was "CharltHe Russe." A man shows hl true devotion , n wotnan when he goes shopping with her for gM.nU In which he h.ia no personal in tcrcst. rrisri:i:.s millions left to Cll A1UTY, An eminent clergyman, member of many benevolent associations, has prepared comiurattv table aluiwlng the amount of money left for charitable or benevolent purpose by testator throughout the 1'nit.sl Stati during the pat three year. lie tlml that the Ivqucets for IK'I are M.iVO.e 0 In excess of those of lust. III the former year they were upward of il.i.iW oui. In W; ittore than ftl.MV.tKU. Iictictlccnco his other forms than that ol money. On.it reiiu-dic are among the most prxcuim ligacles tn-u,iir:hcd to man kind. I'lomin. in among lli. ic l Hostel- ter s StoTiiaen inner, a most effective reiiudy for and preventive of malaria ahl.lt of;.!! b.ii;ie otli.r curattwa. Equ ally ef!l.-aeiou is the miters In case of dsiepsl., ivti.tip.u.on, t In umatlsm, nor ousiies, bilUHisiiei. and ot of uppe tile una sleep. A friendship once brok. n bung wuh u ieii..,il a eiiri..ul ui. eit.iiil qualil) not oh.'Kiilur plea-iui:. Tllero la no Joy III tills 'fi.l equal t the happiness of ln'lhei'ho.d. A woman's health Is her denrvst possession, li.md look, goo.1 lluieu, h.ipplui , I. ne .'ii' I Its contliiti.iiue, depend on her health Almost nil of the .iikiux of women ! iraeral'le directly or Indit'cvlly to some dirangt meiit of the oi k iiis distinctly feminine. Trouble of this kind are ofl u neglectel bee.iitso it very IMIiirnl and prop.T ni.Hlisty avp women away from ph)tclati, whose liisi-Unco ui'n va.iiu ItMlhin and lMtl tnatnieiil Is generally i um I.v-s ( I comuinn. l'r. Itervc's Favorite rrem-rlptlon will do more for th. m than W d.vt.Ts 111 I V. It will do more than the hundredth do. tor can un U he prescribe It. It Is a prescription of lr. It. V. Pierce, who for Isi years ha tuetl i (Uef emisultlng physiilan of the mailing olio, and g' t b - kr. .it b.'k. The l'i pli s i'.miiii.':i Sen-,- M ill. al Ad- i-. r. .it.soliiteiy f i e The w.-m.ia ttli li it u.twilng li Mini. !l to . . n In dr.-. Ida. K A NAKUOW ESv'AFE. Thankful worJ written by Mr. Ada K Hart, of Oroton. S. I).. 'W'a tnkoti with a bad cold .M,h , .ettled o my lung. I ur.iptlon. rour uoctor g n tne up. sa li.g I could lit but a short time, l g i e n',l',f up 10 ,ry S-1V"'- letermliu-d if I lould not stay with my fr.iiuls on earth. 1 would n.eet my absmt ones ul-ive My . 1 husband was udvisod t-. get l'r. King t 'New I'lscover) for Consumption. Coughs I m.j Colds. I gave It a trial, took in ull - ....... 11 h , . nr. ,1 me n I ihai.k liod I am suied ttn.i n-... ,1 ii ami! ! healthy worn in." TrUI tottle free at Estes-Conn luug Co. K u..u .e i n'e h- ; : t ,.. ,v luti , ' ; ' ' ; t ' ,1km 1 tli..tht truiy mil ; , tluit 01 autiful. ,11 1 III j Had nianagenu nt keep more p.ople in . r "' '",'!v! poor circumstances than any oth cause. To be successful unc inuit ahead and pitin ahead so that favorable opportunity prui-nts Itself h I I ready to take advantage of I'.. A lilt.e 1 forethought will uiso save much expense 1 and valuable I. me. A prudent and care- eur in tne nouse. tne sn.itu si te tow wtii wait until necessity compel It and then: ru.n hi best horse going for a doctor and have a big doctor bill lo pay, besides; I - . i hundred dollars and :nen wonder why ! I his neighbor li gett.ng ru her wlil.e he l gett.r.g puor.r. For -..c by Char.e l: g-! on p) OUl il Cen:. m Otner H OUl a ,t PLAVEU OCT. I'Ull he.i'l.n he, pains In v ir.nu part -if tne ho ly, i.tikir.g at the pit of th-' sbim.i h. loss f ,ipp -ute, feverlshnes. j pimp!, i or s-ires are a.l pos.tivc tv:b tu-.-s nf Impure 11 1. No matter how It b--1 Th.- irirl w h-i , th it -le- i-n't lion- fry h. n, roily ni mi In i s. imtiil -null purs- ipi ike r w ,y ttit", uli th'-i-h.oti ta il in ki s it OASTOniA. Bnt!i. ) f t.i t'"J Hin lfi B:rft Bipiture a Simm-r wlml-iw ilrm-rbs ar- ti b-r--l '.ni l the r-.'ls ii:-:. i, .,f p. line, I to rii s a formerly. ! THE SL'P.E LA OIHPPK CURE. There I no use Buffering from thUi dreadful malndy, If you will only gut the right remedy. You are having puin all throunh your Imdy, your II v. r I out of . order, have no appetite, no Iifu or umtil-1 tlon, have a bad cold. In fad urn coin-1 plctely usi-d up. KP-ctrlc Hitters I the, only remedy that will give you prompt I and sure relief. They act directly on your liver, stomach and kidneys, tone up tho whole system and make you feel like a new being. They 'arc gun run teed to cure or price refunded. For a.ilu Fstcs-Conn lin g Co. Only W cents bottle. V : p. dinir lay. i ',ina, ni i !,t i, i a.-O'in rii n: ,piy i th- i in a -, om.i o'.-i t,r- i-i it.-i CASTOR I A For InfantB and Children. Tha Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature) of What, a y train;,- world it Is! When we ar- poor, nwi c,ii-s an- luxuries: when we ate ra li, litxiirii i ari- iieei-ssiileH, Mr. P. Keteham, 0f juke city, Cal. say: During my brother's late slcknest from sciatic rh'.-urnu'.lani. Chambiuliiln' i'aln Ilalrn was the only remedy that gave him nny relief." Many others have testified to the prompt relief from pain which thin llnaini-nt nffords. For iilo by Charles lingers, druggist. Why Is It, the worthless young man al .v.iys M-i-iiiH no miii-h tnore Inierestln-.; to women In general ihun Up- wur.hy on Boan the H Kind You Have Always Bought II Is nolleenbbi that Hie oimg woman who lives III the country does not wear us short a bicycle skirt as herellv sister. I was seriously nlll lot cd with a cough for several year, and lust fall had a mora sever cough than ever before. have used many remedies without re celvlnf much relief, and being rociim mended lo try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Itemed)', by a friend, who, know lng m to be a poor widow, guv it to ni, I tried It. and wlih the most gratifying reault. Th first bo) lis relieved m very tiiucti and the second botti absolutely cured me. I have not had a good health for twenty year. 1 give tills vmllllcate without solicitation, simply u spprecl atlon of lbs gratitude fell for the rnr rrTected..-Uespmtfully, Mr. Mary A Peard, Clrtretitore, Ark, For sil by Charlr ltogets, druggist. Kyete lt.ll.-w, the actor, lit hern tiiio'i il Fellow of the lt"al lleogl aplllcnl Soi l ety and a Fellow of the ltoy.il Mlchisiopl e.-il Soel. t. Sick headache absolutely and permail eiitly etired by imiig M"kl Tea A pleas ant herb drink Cures constipation and Itidlgrstlon, make you eat, leep, work and happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. U cts. and W Ol. For aal by Fslea-Cotm I'rug Co. J-iniia C.irlin, now In eonimand of the Monterey, was n Itetileii.int on I be old V.iudalla wicked In the S.itllo.ilt dlpister That tha blood should perform It vltai function. It I absolutely neceaaary It should not only be pur but rich In life- giving lementa. TheM reaull ar beat efTecl! by th use of that ll-known tandard blood purliler, Aysr'a 8ar parti 1. It wa one of Mr ill.idstone'stule nexrr lo hue as a nieniln-r of his Ministry any director m u to. k cumiwiiy. pyspepala can be cured by using Acker's liyspcpsla Tablets Un little tablet will glv Immediate relief or money refunded Sold In handsome tin boxes at i ct. For sale by Esles-Conn I'rug Co. Tliree . In ! fiom a enwd of women may l- as to . irif.lt as the niaeu.nie -oti trlbiiiion. but t!uy are apt to sound JU't a till siit .iky Luxuriant hair, cf uniform color, la a beautiful lira.l -covering tor either ael and may be aeeured by using llall't Vege table Sicilian Hair Itenewvr. . . .. , - r .- ,- i . ip H J I CULLAK LIINL Columbia Hirer and Pugel Hound Navl- gallon Company. Steamer Telephone leave Astoria dally nerpt Sunday, 7 n m. Isvs FortUnJ dally, except Sunday 7 a. m. Telejihone tickets good on steam! Thompson. T J Potter T. J. Potter ti.k-t good on Tele- phone. u. 11. Scott. President. C. W. Stone, Agent. Astoria Tkkct to all point ..EAST fcJnRT ..fiNForSalc tyO- R. 1 fiAl . f.'"'.'.;"'"!';. Through pla and tourist sleeper dining and library otsservailon car. RLEOANT VESTIUCI.E TRAINS. No. 4 Limited leave Portland at Id '".m" No. I Limited arrive fortUnd at II U a. m. "s"V ' T"l T7 f ' J I I 1 I ' I I timi: .SCHI III I x.s rMlil portl ill I IjiO llse, rl,. r li W ,rt, i. in. i K ..ii m fii. -: l.o-il., I til, a.. .-r. ' ut W I a H ll .. i , Mllle.,ol.. -t I' , I'lll lib. l Uliil-U. e, I lie i-., a id I a.l, r uni -t o.ii OCIiAN ST I: A tni All -.i . : 1 in; l-t.s .i,l, ) .1 i . , I, an.-. . Ke ,i I- r ins , . "ail Jan- 1. 7. In, I t. I'.i. .'.'. Ji us Iir.rtar. Kit SU.Itl p. in I -t M -ll s ,l -lie rl it 2 p in. st-ol.lie Hier I o'i III. I Ml. ' 'I't I day ' ..niiiibi-i itic. r j S.-'itnei : T . 4-.i ;.. r. I in, a m llc tit ,M oel iy Kx i ',v lein-lnu. ! I , la k . " HI M.iv i. 17 .7 t r-'ie I ..rl- i il. Will n-t , Ku r. ilr.-L'on ll.. , .i r , 1. 11 III. 1 K sun ny i ",. in 1 Wlll'l.ll --.letll .1 : I, ... . Vvlllam t- it Vim 7 i- tn. hill Wlicr. I ii. .. I bur ,,, 11 II p Ml ,. .. VV. d n dill mi, I -in ." . " ' ', ' '. in. Vilm.lU lncr. iirtl.iinl n I in iiir.it U .- I.-,, I - I il i I lu- T'oir . s , -ml Nit '.Ju'"'' m,,', A Friday l.v I-wInIii n.ke kUrr. Iliplll)., t l.'-.l l-b,ll. , I , s in. ' ll., ' lie iiiiil Tbur O. W. LOUN81IEIUIT. Agent Astoria W. H. HURLMJRT. Gen. Iaa. Agt. Portland. Or i-iEmil Schacht ARCHITECT Portland Saving llnnk lildz- Portland, Oregon J. B. WYATT, f hnnt Nn. AM Astoria, Orfr Hordwnre, ShlpCluindlery, Orocerien, I'r(ivlBlon, HA1NTM and tILB. Spsclal Attanllun i'aldio Supplying Ship Astoria Public Library IM Third IL. Ow. A 14 nr. Portl aA. RUM HQ HOOU THV.M TO ALL Open every day from S o'clock to 1:10 and (:30 to 1:10 p. m. Bubacriptlon ratea t3 per annum. W. Cor. Eleventh and Duan Btraau. Tli rough Tickets -TO TWO HAST AM) SOUTIIUAST VIA Pietov PULLMAN PAI.ACK PI.KEPKIIS. TOt'RIMT BI.KKPICIIS and FHKK RKCLININO C1IAI11 CARS -Dally to Salt Lake. Denver, Omaha. Chicago. Kansas City and thr Eatrn CIIIm via llhtr South ern Pacific or O. IL N. Co. Only Line From Portland Offerlnf PMn(r th Choice of Two Tourlat Car Line through to Chicago. Specially Conducted Excursions VI 8haU Rout lo Chicago try Tu day. IU(Wf checked through to d dpota, fast tlir.a, lnwl rat depot, fait time, lowt rta. Plntch light tn all care. For rate and other Information, oall on or addresa It W. BAXTEH. Oen'l Agnt. US Third Bt.. cor. Alder. Portland, or. BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD Royal Blue Trains HETWF.F.N THE tAST AND WEST Only tin operating; Ita own through trains between 8u Lout. Iiulavlll. Rprlngfleld. Cincinnati and New Tork, via Washington. Iialtlmur and Philadelphia. Th traveler over th It. O. I permitted to catch gllmpaea of Ih greatest cenery In Am.rtea. PETEIl HAitVKY. rarlMc Coast Agent. Han rranclKo. Iloom a. Mill Building. I dir. ONLY UIAlNii-CAH Rtil'TK FROM I'OKP f,M) TOTIIK EAST. THE ONLY llnl'TK TO I II K YEl.UiWSTONE NAU0V41 I'AKK. K I V K IOHTI.AM) AKIUVE I -! siail lr kaiani. . f lieh.il a, t i,itailii. Nie 2. s.,iitii tip, ,t M, hi -. ii. i Nn. 1. I Ate Meell. Iile ll, U lei.lll.1, f-Attlp. V - lllllu, r-irl ViMiiM-,id. koiia !'"l'it. !' Halm. k.-l,,d x. i . Trul H :.. Ni .hi. ll i' Ksnio. Mt- a.'Uiu, fliit.ii, iii-i,iiiIi4,i II' A.M. Ilel, n.i. ,-l.ll, M li5-0OP.,M' ti.-s. .r, K ,ii.s iir,, oinalin, I initieil Mlnrfs.f ,t. i.ul ,i;iiieiigii,U .i j llUtoi;. New V, Ik. 11,11- rtd .)il-l,J,ti,, l.l III! l-iliit tl sod milt I 1'AVri to Mlmirupoli. Omaha, ku sn City and Ht Paul I'-i I'AiH in .Milwaiike and Chicago. ' HAYH to Washkiirton, PhlUd'riphla. New York aod lioatoa, and other F.aaiarn point. IliigKs-,. checked through :n dcatltutlan of ilcketa Fur skeplng-enr rrssrvahona, ticket, maps and full Information, call on M rllo rr, W, 9TOVK, Aatorl A. D. CHARLTON t (lon'l Pass. Agsnt, Portland, Or as Morrlanu Nt.. t or. Third. William's Kidncv Pills f Has iki ciiiml lu iIIm-iihcs of tliflaf 'KiitmtyHnf.it I'rlimry Oruna, Iiuvr, l vim iicl'Ici'Ii.1 Villtr KlillirVhV JIiivoT ynii (ivcrwmltitd your iiervoiib aya- J ticii; tiiul cnu.Vil truiililo with yutir Kii!ncyN ii ml Hlmldrrr iiiivb yotiv pains In tin! lulus, slilc, Illicit, jfrniiih J find Mudilcr? Itavo you a llabliy tin- V pc'iniiico of the IVu, cspi'clallyT iiidcr llio vyt'H t Too rrw.M'iiitiL-j t .. o Willi,.. i.-i,i,.,, i L . t.... I.,. s VCt I It....,.. f'i.l u I'linn ui nit: i ii ii mmi n tun- j t i 1 1.. ...: ii i. ....... .4 ....... nr.. .a tiA ' k. 1 III.". ill JIIII'IVl I ll;VY III" ' Hiuiiin f fused oriniiiM. tomi up lk& nyhti'inA lniid niulcu a new mini ot yon. Jly tniill 00 ci.ntH per vox. k Vii.uamh Mm. Co., Prop., Clnvolund.O. 1 For Bala by Eto-Conn D'" Co. Pltf '4 a a nnn-ret.nnoiii r-iiniy f.,r iiniii,rili,i-ii. i.i.--i. Hpurmaiurrliii , WIiIii-m, ii n n a tu r a .11.- I cliaiK'-i. or any Inlliiiimia ii", iiriiniiiai ur ul.-.-i tlnn i,f in ii e n ii . nii-ii. I rHEEvANaCHEwnat Ro. Iriws. Ni.n-a.lrlimeiii , V u H A A l"r S""1 1,1 e""" ST'U'l'er, jX"'' 1 'STil ei,n-. ,r,.pii,, rt V Sw-ej'H l.m. or a lietili-., (:.. aaa i r a Circular sent uu rnuuuat OASTOXIIA. Beanth The Kind You Have Almys Boujlrt TII1H ItAILWAT COMPANY (iperwlo ll train un tin famoua Itloeb ylm. t.lghl II train hy lvlrMl Ihrtugfc out; ( lh rrlehralri elivtrle berth ro4 lug lamp; llllll nilendldly eqillppxl iasliflr InUn v.ry dy and night Mwm Ht. Paul and Chlcngu: Hi CIIICAtlo, IIILWAI'KKIC NT. I'AUai Also pperutea tM.m-biel vatlul4 train, carrjlnal tbo lnlel prlvota con purtnieiit ear, library huff! etiioklng car, and pali.o d''1n room (Mira. Parlor car, freo rili"iii, chair earo aad Ih wry ll dining vt ervlo. Fir liet rule lo any xM In t I'nltml Stale or Canada, apply M ticket nl, or 4ltrw C. J. FUl'T, llxifal Ar. J, W. CABICT. T. I. A. pMtiand, Or VHI:N GOING EAST . I'm flnt-clau Un In traveling IxtwMn ktlnneapoll. RU Paul and Chicago, and th principal towns In central WlMonaln. Pullman False Sleeping and Chair Car In aervlca. Th Mnlng car ar operated In th In. tret of It patron, th inl alrgant ervlc vr Inaugurated Msala are ervnl la rart. To obtain nrst-clss rvl. your tick! should read via The Wisconsin Central Lines. Direct connection al Chicago and MU wauke for all irn point For full In forma Ion call on your ho real ticket agrut, or writ JAM C. POND, lieneral Pas. Agnl. or JAR A. CLOCK. Milwaukee, Wis. tlenrl Agent, !M Stark strt, Portland. Or k iwy me t, f2 i vni'"Vs Go East.. via Pllllnc and th Hurllngton rout, and you reach Omaha, Kan Cliy.Rt. liul. nd all other southern and sotnheaitera cltlr half a day oonar than trvlar a hu taka any other Una. tlo caat via Hi, Paul and th Burlington mute, and you rid on th lineal train oa rarlh-th llurllngtun'a Ht. Pul-Chlcago Limited. Oo rt via o.1-n and penver. and you e th wonderful .-nrry of Ih Ilo. kl. fameil th world over a th in oat mag nificent on the rantinont. Tlckrta al office of connecllng line A. C. HIIIXlMlN. THF. NET "North Wfjtkhn Limited" ( 'I H CfM CT THall ) t r'.wccil Miniif 4pilt, St Paul 4n.t I'liuj;,.. ftilotuintnjly ilc'Ciil'r.l In 4ii I'ltrlMlrd l uiU.-l. w luili will l-c lur tiMict l HI mi api'lu'iliun to W II Ml Ah, On, Ah't , Vl Wl.hu. 1,01 Mti-.l. 1-nVtUMl, llt. t . W. I'AKKER, . lll. Afeal, IV.) f Iral Attune, .T" rTTie. wash. VIA "", r" -ni n "HX f-Hat I L'V- - l'l siiiri'ii vyst i( LEAVE PORTLAND AfiniVB T OVKftLANl) KX PltKHH. for Hiilem, lt.iseliiiig. Asliliind, Hui rniiiento. Ogdeii, rlnn Friinclsco, Mu inve, Iis Aligele, Kl Paso, New Or li nns nnd (ho ICiist. ftosehurg pussengrr Via Wnodluirn, fur Mount Angel, HII verton, West flclu, llrownvllle Hprlng-flel-l and Nation.... 6:00 P. II V.30 A. M 8;X A. M 4 5(1 P. M Dally except Sunday Dally except Hunday r7:!M A. M Corvnllli ptssengor tr,:W A. M 14:50 P. M inucpunuenca pus' tS:r. A.M Dally, iluilly except Hundiiy. Coniuictliig nt Ran I' raliuincn with Aeel. 'di-ntul Di Oriental. Pnclllu Mull and Oce anic Nti-amslilti line fur JAPAN, CHINA. A I'H i HA LI A AND HAWAII. Ttnhnln tickets on sain dallv hnt e..n Portlnnd. Hacnimenlo. and Hun l.'mneia. co. Net rale 17 flrni-cla, and 111 oc-ond-clnss, Including aleeper. Itnte and tickets to Knstnrn point and Kuroim. Also Japan, Clilnn. Honolulu, and Australia. Cnn ho ohlnlned from J. II. KIRK I A NI, Ticket Agent, 1114 Third at. a KOKHLF.lt, . U. MAHKHAM Mannger. o. F. A P. A. SHr, Wllllnma' Indian l-llf, 'iiitiiimitwillouriilllliid, llloeilliig nnd I tcli I ng I'lll K. ll llllNorlmtlirtllllllira ulluys the IU'liliigutoini.,nnta ,is a iiuiilllee. elvt-H IhhinMi lief. lit. Wlllliiiiiit'lnilliiiipilr Oint ment Is lirel,!lte,l tllf l'i le- ,l II..K lng nf Ihn private parts. F.very l,ox i niiriiiiiieii. ny iiriicgiMS, ny mull nn rn. Jslpt of prleii. All cent tin, I f l.llll. uti i ia V( U.l.'lPr,lURIN6 CO.. Pr-uiH., - '..', liVlliTii For Salo by Kstca-Conn Drug Co. OABTOniA, flfM- Hall lie Upaiur ME ii