The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, October 02, 1898, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTitE bAlLV ASMtAN, Mhk MOkSLVO, OCTOtM 1 I8HH joi'-N t. uaancR. Editor. Tlptone No. tt. TERM OP BUHHOniPTION. DAILY. Vnt fcy will, per yar gent r mU. per month Served ty carrier, per month .K00 . .W 8KM I -WEEKLY. H-nt by msll, per your. In advance... 12 I'osugn free lo subscribers. AH communications Intended for publl 1 ration should be. dlnnlcd to the editor. Huli' communications of all kinds and remittance must he addressed lo Tim Aaiorl.in." The Artorlsn guarantees Id III .idwr Users the srgl oirculallnn of any n. taper published on the Columbia river. Advertising ratra ran lo had on appll tatton 1 th business cnangc. rtanra. Pendleton 10 Portland..... Pendleton to Tacoma Pendleton to Seattle Prmllrton to Astoria Walla Walla to Portland.. , Walla Walla to Tacome... Mike. ai 3ftS JS SI l Valla Walla to Seattle Valla Waila to Aatorta..., ....JU Mi In yetray' Oregonian appeared aa article on the necessity of the passage of lb Marker pilotage bill, now pendlnc be fore the legislature. The article cloev with the following paragraph: The pwssagi of the Marker bill will re tore froen the Columbia river the stigma that w drain shipmasters ot every cent that It ta polte to gt out of them. It vtll Improve the reputation at the riwrr Abroad and at boene, and lead to more cordtwl relation between plloti, ahlpmas ten ami exporter. It I a Ion step In the right direction. The entire state de enandt the enactment of the Mil Into lav; and well M may. for the real beneficiary t wise pilotage lavs la the farmer, and the ml euflervr by excessive fee I the fanner, for any unnecessary expense In this line cornea out ot the price ot our export produce. Tbla has been the contention of the As- torlan ever alnce the agftatlon for the common point at Astoria commenced, but the Oregonian and the O. R. A X. organs t the Inland Empire refused to admit It The elementary fact ot the whole discus- aion Is that the farmer Is compelled to pay the entire expense of taking vessels to Portland. Pilotage, towage and other cxptnsea come out of the pockets of the producers, and vtll continue to do so as Ion; as Astoria Is denied the common aolnt. The Orrconlan sums the matter p briefly In the above statement Just so kmc as ships are taken to Portland to receive their carcoes a condition necea- ary until Astoria is made common point Juat so km vUl the farmer bare to pay for the absolutely unnecesaafy vorfc of dragging ahlpa 106 miles Inland. The cost oC taking ships to Portland to load is estimated by good authority at cents tor every ton ot grain that la handled. This must be paid by the fanner. The result la that the wheat- growers ot the Inland Empire will lose aXHCJOQ oa this year's crop alone. With eomrnoa point at Astoria, this vast amount could be saved to the producer. The construction of a railroad to the sea port of Oregon has done away with the necessity of towing ships up the Columbia to load, and it Is only right that the farmer should reap the bent fit of the oi port unity thus afforded for an Increase in the price of his wheat This state ment of the Oregonian la an admission f the whole Astoria contention, and Is a conclusive argument for the establish ment of the common point at Astoria. iCDGE GRAY AND THE EAST ORE GONIAN. Some time ago Judge Gray addressed a letter to the East Oregonian on the sub let t of the Astoria common olnt con troversy. In order to Insure Its Insertion in that paper, the letter was inclosed to Judge Martin, of Pendleton, with the re quest th.it he see that It was published. The letter wa. as follows: ASTORIA. Or.. Sept 19, lOS.-To the Ed itor: The beginning of the recent con troversy In regard to the purposes of the citizens of Astoria, originated with a r.-g-lar correspondent of the Oregonian and was sent to that paper In response to di rect orders from its manager. Hardly a person In Astoria at r!tt lime approved tbe sentiments expressed, or the manner ot launching them. Development siRve that time have, by the uction of the O. R. & N. Company In refuxing the Just claim i f tbe common I olnt rte on lumber, wtilch It Is claimed was dictated by prominent business men of Portland, caused a feeling of resentment and de termination to rebel xg-.ilnst such Injus tice. It l thought that the mxruigers of the Oregonian became frightened at tbe wind and blurt of the Interviewer, and at tho Instigation of the O. R. & N. Company and the wheat pool of Portland, built "a man of straw," in assuming to be the friend of the producers of Oregon and Washington, iiy distorting lis own, and the Astorlun's statements, it lias led some Intelligent persons to believe that the Deople of Astoria and the newspapers of UUs city oppose the improvt ment of ihe Columbia and Willamette rivers. Every good cltixen of Astoria, I assure you, looks forward even more unxlously than you, to the day when steamer and barges loaded with lumber, wood, flih, salt, roal and so forth, will dally leave the wharves f Astoria for Eugene, Lewlston and ull the way ports, returning loaded with wheat, flour, wool, cattle, ores, granite and trult or all kinds. Until this can be done, neither eastern, southern nor west rn Oregtm can be fully developed. As turfitns desire now, nnd alwnys have worked faithfully for the improvements f tbe rivers and harbors of our state; to permanently Improve the mouth of the Columbia river, so that the largest ships and cheapest carriers could enttr the Columbia river at all times; to secure the permanent Improvement of the Columbia and Willamette rivers In a manner that will beneflt the whole state; to devrl p the natural advantage thiret y, benentlmj ounwlvra and the people tributary to he Columbia river. Aatorlana never opposed any Improve ment of tho river until emissaries were sent to Washington afc.uil eight years ago to divert appropriation for the mouth of the Columbia river and the Caa code to the deopemng of the ship t tun nel for the beneflt of Portland. The In terest of AslorU, Portland or the Astoria A Columbia Klvor Hull rood Is not the only conililerstlon. What the pnxlucers ot th Columbia and Willamette river valley should know Is: Why wheel In IWU.ind I wonb from 5 to l i-nt per bushel less than It Is In 8n Francisco. Why I It necery to ship nearly one-slx'.h of the wh.-t sent out nf the CoHimblA river lo San Krantisto hy the O. It. A N. Com pany's ate mors, ami there put on smalbr shin for Kuropr. thn come to the Col umblar Why the t. H. A N. Company i-h.true tit eni ir bushel down a wntor level glade, from Wall Wall.1, Hi nilU, or Pendleton. r.tl m:, to l'rt!.nd, h. n tho Nortlu-rn IMcilU- R.vilro.i.l clirso the :une irtce per bushel over the C caile mountain from Walla Walla, ,sa miles, or Penllei n. S mlbs, lo T.icin.a, or iw-attle. jr.l mlbs? It Is SSI miles from lVndletoji and Slj mile from Wall.i Walla to Astoria, wvtr level grade. I not the O. R. A N. Company iald enough mc4tey to dcilxer ahit prvnluct from Walla Walla and Pendleton to As toriN. over a route that one locomotive cr pull more than two ear to one that the Northern Parltlc otn pull frm Wal a Walla or Pevllettn to Tacoma or Seattle, a longer distance? Then why. If the distance and physical condition of the country are stated cor rectly, chould the producers pay any more to have their wheat brought, in ship or otherwise, frcra Portland than to AtorU? Is It necessary to pay the O. R. N. Company extra to tow ships to Portland and back to Astoria, or to carry Oregon whet In steamship at i cents or more per bushel to San Pranvlsoo. or to illov the wheat and warehouse pool In Port land to pjy foreign shipa 11.50 to C mora per ton than wheat caa be hipped from Astoria to Liverpool The above are sum of the questions that the As. tortan has repeatedly asked the Oregon Ian. That paper haa not answered there except to claim that w uppoani the lm ptvreimenl of the ahole rlrer. Will you kindly publish this and set our people right? J. H. D. GRAY. Within a short time the East Or.g nt in published the letter, but appended lo it wss a series of o-called "t ert n nt qu a- tlons and a oumtwr of purser iphd iom meflts. evidently prepared by s.me (Mist roaster In the O. R. A X. office, designed to d.scrtdit the facts affirmed by Judge Gray and otherwise oppose tb Astoria side of the common point controversy. These questions have been numbered and tnswered by Judge Oray In the or der In which they appeared In the Ua.-t Oregonian, aa follows: Q. L Is AMoria equipped to han.lle wheat? A. Yes; we have warehouses thit tan be cleaned out and made ready for 11. (XM tns ot wheat In flva days, bealdrs sev ers 1 canneries that can be used, if neo a- aary. to storw fully as much more. The A. C. R. R. has contractors at work now on tbe construction of a Mutton warehouse, wtrh the most modern equip ment to be completed with.n W days. Q. 2. What subfUcUal facts has As toria to back up the assertion that what charters are much cheaper from Astoria to Liverpool thtu trm PonlaaJ? A. Wheat charters are cheaper from Astoria than from Portland from a ari- ety of natural musts, and bccau.e hlp on- say so. A ship loading at Astoria avoids from one week to ten days wa t- Ing fjr tugs to tow up the river, and the lime consumed in going up und rox nc down the river Is shown by the statist., a to average over five days. AslOe from tho time actually consumed in getting up nd down the river, are expenses of i.ilDUKe and towage to and from Portland; cwnais Interest and insurance, besides the ex pense of thirty lay days In Portland de manded as a cond.tlon of the i barter, in order that advantage may be taken of full and new mo-m tides to g-t down the river as nearly loaded as possible, and an additional delay at Astoria alwayn n case of large vessels to admit 'i! tbe completion of -their loads from lUht.rs. No argument is n-ded to convince Intel ligent or well Informed people what an enormous extra expet.: is Invoked In all these delays, and tha,- they must ne.es sunly be llgured In every charter rate made from Portland. It may aid the unin formed mind to comprehend iorno:ir.g of this disadvantage In load.ng in Port. and as compared with ports like Astoria and San Francisco right on the seaboard. whin it is stated that a ship of the Urg ent clas may now be loaded with mod.-rn appliances within twenty-four hours after she Is proirly docked and ready for her cargo. With tbe loaded ship at Astoria, it Is but two hours run under favorable circumstances to the open s-a. Q. a ard t Uid ever a vesa..) load l h wheat at Astoria for Llver;ool? if not, how is the cost of such a chanter esti mated? A. Yes: Twenty-two ships, of 11,V to VtU tons ri-glster, loaded with wheat and Hour at Astoria for Europe between No vember. 1871. and November, 1V77, and some of these ships carried nearly A0 tons, at a charter rate of from 10 to 12 shillings per ton less thnn tho h irtor rule from Portland. Give Astoria a lommon point rate with other coast cities (and can any person of common sense Imagine a reason why Astoria should not have a right to demand this rate) and charters will practically be the same from Port land as from Ban Francisco. With all these advantages In Astoria's favor, can the East Oregonian give any reason why It or any Inland producer should object to ANfcfie tlic Preparation for As strmiatiiig the Feed nrui Ucc' uii ting the S Kittvuhs uixl lowc ta it ti I a-iavMvaaasja jBSBs- A IV'iilv'W a. Nviv'Hi ni ncisnrulKrt.ronUilns nnttwr 0intiri.Morji:.fao ivr Ht.'wr.J. jSot N.UICOTIC. JUvrVCWi-is'.. SmJ JLxSou ApctfpctRrr.cJy fcr ."onsllpa tion. Sour Stomith.riarrtiooi Worms ,Con-u!sioriS .fewrish ncss cid Loss of Sixer lacSinvl? Si(naturef ixact conrcr vhapttr. MANHMn ttug dijcrUittUog E8TK AWbiJ)- r. MANHOOD RESTORED II rroir iminr ail UMBornn.. SirVHB aww nrun h tnva and th rtrrtDB5IK trengtbeasaiid restores mail onrana The reaeoa turTeren are sol ntiro be iKa-tnn H berauaa slnety per rent ar tmnMrl wtth lira. rirlUKM Bis Uwonif tnowa alt A emiea rrni' flreo and Burner murnei ir ' I bmr But saeel a iMriuaurbisufa, gljSast.sii luH..br muL aenU lu rass circular aoU lewmoual. dralDATWtSU)ICItP.aBulBarTiro.rl ArMf CHARLES ROGERS. t Commercial 8t. hare wheat delivered by the O. R. A N. Company oT Its own line to Astoria for tha same) rata per ton per mite as Is charged by tha Xortflern Pacific road for delivery at tha Seune crtleeT On paragraph of the eonnnents on Judge Gray's letter wa as follows: Until th truth of these assertions Is proven Astoria Is Injuring herself by try ing to pull other Interests down In order that she may poll her own up. Ther is no sentiment about the people who ruin, handle and sell wheat All thing being equal, they prefer to continue their rrla- tions with Portland. When Astorl.i Is In position to pay more for wheat than can j be obtained for M at Portland she will get j the business and not before. It Is sim ply silly swnshness to attempt to "howl" thi ru.lrniid company Into delivering . wheat at Astoria, at a loss to Itself, for j no other reason than to bem-rk Astoria . and Improve the values of Its real ette. j The pr.lucers h'n-uU.u'.s ar not lut.r-l sted In any cmtentlon that calls f. r a ' lot of trouble und ugltutl.n on lh-ir part, ; which I without pr.miln.' of a better pil e f.r wh-at. j The Astorlan Is not surprised that the; O. R. A N. press bureau do-s not tike to ' hear a howl" on this subject from As toria. IXiubtless O. It. It X. offl. lals snd their subsidised pols and agents are un easy about the disclosures made during i the nrrgwit discussion of the facts relat ing to the freight and common point ques tion. Tv do not blame them for feeling J "l.ored" by Astoria's t ontinw d relt melon j of these fuots for the Information of In-i hind producers. The) Astorlan has to In- j form them, however, that our auger haa j hardly got started. Only a comparatively small number have yet united in tha J '.'howl" that Is proving so dlmresnlng In I cwtaln quarters, but from lotters now be- I Ing received In Astoria from points In eastern On gon. there will be a perfect j chorus of howls going up shortly over i the O. It. tc X. Company's discriminations J again the Inland producers: a dlscrlmln- j atlon which has made possible the ac- cumtikitlon of fortunes tiy the Portland i whevit Ktol on the difference between the' price of wheat In Callfornlu and Oregon. I Drnt' acquire a reputation for truth fulness by speaking ill of yourself. Acker's Erorllsh remedy will stop a cough, at any time, and will cure the worst cold In twelve hours, or money re funded. Zi cents and 50 cents. For sale by Kstes-Jonn Drug Co. Shams of all kinds are abominable, bun, rhe skirt but half silk lined is woman's greatest detestation In that line. CASTOR I A For Infant! and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Don't blame tho dentist for looking down In the mouth that's what he gets and may be secured by using HaM'i Vege paid for. ' table Sicilian Hair Renewer. era PI For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Hays Always Bough! Beara tho Sisuaturo cf The Kind You Have Always Bought. I , try ats r r. rws I lellasi Revs fHas. I RFSTflRFFl I ftnl it aii a sw ais4iww iibWiwilbW This wuadtrlnl resirsV guaranteed to cweaU aemas disesscs, suah ss Weak Mrmorv torn J Braia rower, UnStcht, Wsketalaaea, Lost Msahoud, Nightly nm&. -m u.miua. Haa vi puwTT ib uarstiv utgsa of "Jher sea. mmw by oeer-eacrtioa, youthful errors, rrcrialT am el .lnuu.oT..wCianis, sin mm to lannaii,Coaimptluao J"7V,, b!TT Pofkrl- f so c bos. lor $v Vy soil rjn-hl CtrcnUr Ktr. add by all drartHsla JT.k for h, Uke oo other. agtoU. TauU sad YaahlU liu.. ronUnJ, ur. - CMNN DIll O CM.. Ajrentji. Astoria "CUPIDEMI- Tha mi VsiM I Viuiivr.UtesrwKis- lMol a tamou retx-b ph;urton,wlil qtursif cure tuui.l til nrr- or duK.. ol j iwun uniii u,b u Lual Mulnl. Itwimtila, l jilnlh llvk.eWinirial r.aiu..o'. Nrrr.u Ivbutt), rinpiti. Vsdinejai lo Mtrrr, lisiwu.utis l'ni.., Vrvirvt . i CoumimUub. 1 1 lir ail Iwm be d or nint. Piii quV wmiti d.!urv. wliicb If iHMrherk.1 Wle toHormiorriH4i.a imeooorr. HTIBHti-if mmw, .nnut BjfiM oi All imtMinll. rBiae lo rursaiiboulan rrrUuo. wwnai..iit A magnificent ex ample of what care of health will do for a uiaasioae, in greatest etate msn of the century. Thii "Grand Old Maa " at eighty-sis years of age, retained bin intellectual vigor unabat ed, and hd not lost the sinewy grip with which he fastened apoo any subject thst interested him. Nearly every man has it in his powrr to live to a green old age like the grr.it utatr. man of Knglant). It is simply a mattrr uf a little daily thought and rrgaid for health. If. when a man feels that he n a little out of sorts, he will resort to the right remedy, he will never hsve to submit to the tnoie serious ills of life. Mini men, when the y have a headache, feel drowjr during the day and are rrtles during the night, and 6nd their anprtitr falling off pay little- or no heed to lhee warning. The inevitable result is some dangerous and pmsihlv f ital malady. The dix-tor may call it consump tion malaria or biliousnrM, or prrhap some blood or skin diseavr. It makes but little difference. These troulilrs all hsve their inception in the same cause im proper ana insufficient nourishment. Ir Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery corrects that cause. It makes the appetite kern and hearty, the digestion perfect, the liver active and the blood pure and rich. It i the great blood maker and flesb-hnildcr It facilitates the assimilation of the life, giving elements of the food, tiling the blood with the nutriment thst nmkts new and healthy' flesh and nerve tissue. Medi cine dealers sell it. "Last summer." writes Miss ljurs Plersel of Kast Bethleheri. Washington Co . Pa.. " w oing into consumption tit pierce Golslea tedical Wscovrry completely cured nia " A man ot woman who neglects constrpa tion suffers from slow poisoning. Iiortor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets care constipation. One little " Pellet " is a gtntl kuative, and two a mild cathartic. OASTOItXA. th 11,1 1,08 w i"m Woman may bo afraid of burglars, but nine out of ten would tie more frightened If left alone with a revolver. TO CVRE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlno Tablets. AM druggists refund the money if it falls to cure. 2.' cents. The genuine hs L. H. g. on eai h taMet. j Mokl Tn positively cures sick hcnditche, Indigestion and constipation. A delightful ' herb drink. Removes all eruptions of i ine sain, iroiu.:in; n ptjn'i i vhiijh-jihiii, or money refunded, 25 ami W cents. ! sa:e by Kates-Conn Drug Co. For PLATED OUT. I Dull headache, pains In various parts cf the body, sinking at the pit of tho stom ach loss of appetite, fcverlshnes, pimples i or sores are all positive evidences of lm- pure niooo. rvo mutter now it became so i It must be purified In order to obtain good 1 health. Acker's Blood Ellxer has never I f;i"' to cure scrofulous or syphilitic poi ! sons or any other blood diseases. It Is certainly a wonderful remedy and wa sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. For sale by Estes-Conn Drug Co. Thera Is nothing In married life that so soon strikes the death knell of hnpplness as tho woman's financial Indopondcni a. Luxuriant hair, of uniform color. Is a , beautiful head covering for either teg. lilSSk ay la i r 1 1 ev x. A Beautiful Present In imlcr to further IrUnuliu e ELASTIC STARCH (I'Ul Iron HrBmlMlieitmmifat hirers, I C, I luliliiKtr llni.Co.inl Keokuk, low,t, he tin Wnt to UIVll AWAY a lrHuti(ul prescnl with cacti p.n k.ttfeul ' "l'l Thric rcirntiarc in the lurmol Beautiful Pastel Pictures Tlioy arc ijxlo liu lc in siir.nml arc rntitlt'tl hi lollowi: Lllncsmul Paiuics. a. Ti.MMiNvsjr ftoistnaotoossa,' i Pansles nar.uerltei. iir:i:::;..,;:rw "JCilUBlNrirRBROrt Thrsc rr pi ltirr, (ur ! iunitrr. by ihe rrnowned trl artist. K.l.cKoy.nl N.w v.rk, have Inrrn itmscn Inmt the very choli rt subject in hit ataJio ati.l re now urret lor the first time to the Puhllc. The pictures are accurately reprixlut e,l In all the colon uinl In the oru'ituU, ami are rmiHinci hy rnntrtent rrilli a, workl t( art. ".istct tiioture are the correct thlnir or lh home, ntKhing iur pa.ising them in rxuuty, ru nnrts tine oi mre piciurr will Iw given away wilh ra. li ia kie of puri hase.l.'l our urocer. It it the best laundry itarch on the msrkrt, amtitsot.l fr ucrntia packie. Ak your grocer for thii itarch ami get a brautiful picture. All Grociri Kitp Elattlo Starch. Aootpt No Subttltuti. OAflTOniA. ThKre m4y b a tlms f.r all tning. but th wlsei mtn only t.n-klr on thing at am. That th t!vl eh Mil. I Hrf.rm Its vital fMnctlons, U l utioilut' y aeetB-iry II suuld ru't only he pur but n h In llfo giving eirtr.eii'e 'III rull are bt effected t.y in of thil well-knwn siandard 01 .kI p .riH.T. AVer' ttirar rtl'.a A d.wtor miy glv a psflent anpe. but tie ohargmi f T th t'm hi. tks lo give- It. -" ' """"" " Acker's Dyspep,a Tabu; ar sold an a posltlv laarante Cura hiwrt bum. raising of f.l, distr tr eating, any form of dyspepsia, on little tbir give Immedlat reilaf. S and W ceut. For al by IUte.C.nn Drug C IVm't rspex't to in.il lf mad nvm who la nut prou,! uf hL Jnb. CJABTOITIA. Btarstas Bifaatara of 9 " ifr.mi Tweasy-alnta lrt to TBiriy-miro WMltn elepfixnts nav nsw b-om so streat snd nf tint of aieallng of board screw ,n IndU that ,h.y ar. prot-te by V'. law. Iporramari will b glad to know that ment roll coniainln- iha siio lnl as'- this Isw l nor In t tia this country. Lit t V R O. lll.K r st Msl' for Aberdeen, .lltll Its . Iami. li-.l.siin. 'I. lira. Mi. II , Ann. mi a. -'. I'sul.' li, e,n;o ,ea V r , IUi-ihm No. L II V 'n m. 0' s. ni i-bm I Hhif. east si it. sn s- it liessl. No H I I,- Bll.l, prs. lor a,-..s, t il) i ' Ne. . II p in. llvrta ). '' i' tuu. Sum,.-. I Ut and V t.i's Opm. I f-rsnwllai 1 Threes dies P. I'sul. ism'.bIw. K m s.is City nml orhe Missouri rtv-r tjolrits Thrw ami on. half .l.iys to Hi. I.. ills. Milwaukee and 'hti ago Four and one-li.cf d.iyn to i shiny t". Philadelphia nnd .ifh r t-ie istsl rn poms. 1'SXsellKers t iklllg the A. Ic ' 11. It. 11. J u-.-tH'k morning trtln w.ll innke connmtlons ut i.oti o w.lli the ist bound fsst moll. , . I'nlon ibl'it cnne tl.irea at nil i.rn i;nl rllli. Ilaggag" ' K.-.I inrousn to n1 s mil lion of llckrs. For slwiilm car reservation tick a. niaps f p wiles ind c-iher .nforttmtl n. mil on or a. hires J O. MV Agent. Sit C'ororrrctii rtt.. Atopa. or A. I. I'llAltl.Ti N Assistant fieni-ral I'.iss. nuer Ag.nl 1m Morrlsmn r)tret. I'ortl tn.l, or. TTT UUfl Tlrll SCMIiOUI.ES Horn Portland DKI'Ak'll Abrivi Fss Mull Hp. in Hall Lake, env. r. Ft.; Worth, Omsbs Kmi- Knt Mill , l.lty, rl. I . m 1 1 s I'liicitvo slid at I 7: 'Jii s. in Rpokane Klyer i p. m. ."I'l. nana, H,i inf. u,,l,u,,. l I mi.-itiMtii. .ii.r.-ni. i- -- llllllllh, .VjllWll'lke.V .7JJf' riiliagoaiid KiiM. 1 m- ni' r oin A.toriu OCEAN STEAMSHIPS AH Hulling llstes 1Mb j Ji ct to change. I Kor miii Kranciseo Mall Oi-IjiImt:) , n, 12, I'l, IH. ill, ti, 27 and 1 sin ei Mi mliiy ; Columbia Rlvsr Bteemers To Portland and Way Landings. Kroui Portland. Willamette River. oaroexMo uday fa. in. I Vnii. Wi.il t:W P.m. Tues.Tliur HiulKrl .OefiioH Cltv, Newberg,' and Mat. I Hnletiiik Way-Land's i iWlllsmstt and Vam-i n 80 n m. TueS'Tli'iJ ''"" iMon.Ved. ...S'llut lOri-g m City, Dayton, and Krl. I Way-l.aiiilliigB. Lv RlimrU . , dally exe'tj Snak Rlvsr. Saturday Itlparlato Lewlston. I.r I-ewlstn A:tA s. in. dailv exe't Friday stoae vsV ly ,,,,k4 r arm "Wii. i' 14,1 n in) o Leave Lewlstowji dally except Friday. O. W. LOUNSBBRRT, - Agent Astoria. W. H. HTTRLBTJRT, Gen. ru Aft PortitU. Or. Wild American Popples. Lilacs and Irii. oi coior ami artiitic mrrit ELASTIG STARCH NUTIl'B Or ril.l.NM AH8WWMKNT. ror tM Inwovemenl or Thlrty-nrst street, fmrn rranklln to ilrand avenue, and ot time or meellng nf board l UI. Isalina of aalj aement. Noiire la kerebr given tlMl the aB men I rll containing Hi a Ml ment for th atrmi linponvemenl In th city of Aatorls, tkregnn. known and drig nal4 as h tirifvnient of Thirty. llrt traeM. fro n rranklln lo tlramt nu. baa bn flloa in th ottl.e of Ihe Auditor a IV I I'ollc JtlJsa of uld rl'y, and h.ts liewn reported to the Ci.niin.'ii 1 ouniii ai pain rpy, anil . f'mi . .l.,',, i.p i ..ill .11.1 will ' until Tuedy, lh 4th dy of tk lulwr. l. at Iha hour f l.t o ci.k k a. m , prior to ahlrh 4M lime all oli)i Hons lo S d BsspSttirnl snd SSld sssess uient roll mast tie tiled In writing lift the aforesaid Auditor snd l'ol Ju.lg. ha. by v.rtua of a resolution tha Mid ('amnion t'ouncll duly slp(rt ai a regular ainwing ihrf held H'plmtr Ijih. Isss. which rvfe'luUun apixilntej ih said TueMlay, trw h day ot O. lobar. lst. at tha ll hour ot I'l o'rliM'k a. m. uf said I. lay. as th nm fir th review an.t o.ual- imuin of ald Bsrmnl. the Hoard of I r-iaalisatlon for as Id ssaMsme-m, wnun imar.1 rnnaisia pi ina t wnmiiu" Htr and lliblle Wav of th aforesaid i'eniort i'uril and th llonrd of A or nf aM etiy. will ineel In th Council rhamiwr at the t'lty 1111. In th City of Astoria. ren. lo review nu musin i.l swH-asnient, and tnereartrr eelMTt ihrtr aerioB ta tnsi ald Common Council. Thi noil, s nuhlisbed by onlr of th Common I'ounrlf of Astor.a, adopted Hp temt Uth. ,m NBJN. Auditor and Pollr Ju.lg of th City afomukid. Ar. Orrgua. Vpmb l?lb. 1M. Ntru'E ok rn.iN.i amkiwmknt. far tkei Improvement of (Irsn.l avenu mem far th siret Imofovanieni in th cny ai A(ria. Kn r"p, ihdsr iihi u-a-nte4 tho bsiprovnial ol i Irsn.l ave , nun. from Twniv-nlnin to Th.riy-third tea. a uvea niau in in nun ui in Au'lllor and Police Jadge nf BHl.l i. and h Iwssn reported lo th Common I 'ouncb of saw! city, and aJd roll I now open fr Uisi.eeliou and will o remain until Tuesday, iha tin day of k tuber. Ian. si th huur of lu o'cim ii a. m , pr.or to bicri sibs lira all obJ lion lo .-! asssmont and I.l -ment roll must b Olesl in wilting with th aforesaid Auditor snd I'ollc Ju.lg. whn. by v.rtu nf a monition at the Mid CoBtinoo (,'osirx II duly inpird al a resular Dieting theres.f held rW-iilemUrr Uth. Ins. which rraolniuiu spiHilnted iho aid Tuestdsy. th ' h dsy of (S-tobr, Istsv. I st th stM hoar ot lu o .1 k k a. m. of nl'l i ly, as th tun for th review and e(osl ! Hi 41 on of said ssesinent. (lie Hoard ot 1 Kiiihiatlen for skl ssaenBiiwiit, whl.n I board consists nf lh C.nnnilll on 'Hlrei and Public Waya of thn aforesaid I Common Council and In Hoard of Asses sors of said city, will niret In th Council 'chambers of lb City llsll. In th City of I Astoria, Ufsjon. to review soil o.a s.iiil sssesamnnt, awl tnereaiirr ri.or their action lo thn said Common Council 'I'li s noil. Is published by order of lh I onimoD council of Aor a, adopira Pep lenibar Uth, 1MH. II. E. Nr.i.So.N. AudKor and Police Judge of th City Bforesvikl. Astorra. Orrgon, 8ptmbr ltlh. lkm. NOTICE OK FILING ABaiCHHUKNT. For tho Improvement of Twenty-ninth stmet frum Franklin to ilrand avenue and of tlm nf meeting nf board of equal Is. il on ot a!d assessment. Nolle Is hereby g.ven thst th assess ment roll conlaiiiliis thn spectul ussees- in. nt for Ihe streat Improvement In th rny oi .vsiitria. iirraifn, snoein inn ue.i nafed aa tbe imiiruviiment of Twnuiv ninth sir.-r.t from Franklin tu Grand avenue, lias been litre) In Ihe ollli of the Auditor nnd Pollc Judg of Mild rliy, ami has he-n relsirted lo III Common Council of said city, and said roll Is now nnen for Inspection and will so remain until Tuesday, the 4th dsy ofontirix-r, IM'H st ihe hour of lu o'clock a. in., prior to iwh'ch said 1 1 mo all objections to sad sssrsalllent and said us ment roll must tie riled In writing with th aforemild Auditor und I'oil.e Jn.Ue. when. Iiv v.rtlla nf n resolution ot , thn said Common Council duly ndopted at a lemiUr tio-ollng Iheroof held rl-litellllier l.'.ih, IXM. which resolution appointed the i snl.l Tuesday, the tth day of October, W'V Int lh - said hour of HI o'clock a. m. of wild iiluv. as the time for the review and equal Ira I on of said iinsessnirnt, the Hoard of KquaHsallon for said assessmeiil, which Ixiard conslsta of the Commlilne on Hi reels snd 1'iilillc VVuys of Ihe nforeaiild , i oininon Council nnd the Hoard of Asses i sots of said cMv. will meet In thn Council hamlK-rs of ihn t'lty Hail, in ihe city or ..storia, Cr.non, to review anil equiii.se said assessment, nnd thereafter report their actions to th said Common Council This nolle Is published by onler of th common council or Astor.a, uuupteii nep tetnber 1.1th, IKUs. H. K. NKLHON. Auditor nnd Police Judge of the City ii foresaid, Astoria, Oregon, September 17th. JWiSi. William'. Kidney Pills V Tin a no cnunt 'n dlHcusei of tliuf Kidneys uiA Lrlimry Oiifuiis, Have you ni!K"li)etc'l your t'.liliieys? Have yov ovnrworkcd your ncrvoim sya-g 'cm and cauwd troublo with your 1 trtlnmra .ml 1tlf.l,b,9 III, u. .nil 9 J, I.1UIIV i UUWYI I JWHl f imlns In the loins, unlo, Ijuck.in-olriHa" 2 .oi rmddcr? Ilnveymiailu'ihy ap-J iHTiiruucej ji wio luc-u, cr.NTi:ittii,y a :ndcr tho eyes? Toofrotiiin'itrle-.J A .Irti nangurluoV WltMnm'a Kldnity" I'M will lmpiirt new llf to tlm din- .'asc'i or,-runs, lone up Ilia systcrn. nd muko a now mnn of yon. Jly ' isnnP Kl tutvtia ri f 1.n I f-j ir....,.. ti'ie. i. - t juuijtnn itirut ',t i rtijn.t viuvuittuu, J WVWMeW 'V'V nirr ) la S Dnn-tvnsnno.i rmmlr for lloliorrliniii y CUHICnX 1 J'I'sii, Spiirmslarrhu-ii fl.lslon.X3 Willi..., unustursl ill, nisN BS cnargiis, or snr llinsnimi uisuu. Una, Irrllstlua ur uK.-r. i Msufles, lion nf in ii eons met .rHtESOHIlimlOo. bran.. Mun-ulrlngeii I -I I BO,q " arragglala, . .aav ant In hi. In w.n,M VifCUlsl Kul VH Imuu.. 11 1 y?oiiiciiis CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WANTBO. WAtil lii iTTlTul" fr"KHTAH I jit 1 1 1'i I l ear-.ai ly, ellll.-r U.ly or geiill-liiiM'. nf a.ioil church alMn.tltig, as cniiesiHi'" dent and ningr hi, Nd f lioiiie. Halury tMi rtrt year. Mien nnir-sj.il er,l BlniilMd llVi'liip to A. l;i.lr, tleneial Manuger, ear Asmrli LAIHICH-NO MDIIW IAltNIN'l-;Tl". Miihic Hand l.oom, made uf polli rolled slnul, latest liivonll.Mi for mend ing I'toiblng, undi'iwe'ii', table linens or heel and Me In hosiery; a child e.o work It: perfect weave; sent postpaid for IS emils, tlritutur West Adverilalng and Novelty t'oiiipany. IKwt Washing ton strset, Oakland, I'slltornU. rOU ItRNT, nill It HINT - n'ltSIHIIKIt ItooM. with fuinwc heal and a, Addims M, Astorlun ulllc. i OII RIlNT-J'KHIItAllI.IC ItouMa, AV tipKlulis, (IoihIiiwiii lliilioliig. Kl'lt lllCNT-OOon 1IO11HI0 AND IIAItN nii four aero of lutid, n.'ar Clatsop t'ny statluii, known aa tha tlaisop iiii..rll. . Apply to A. Tsgg, tu Coiiinisrcisl at., oily rxit palb, Koit hai.k-iiki'hio a Ni i.r, run- tier ilrand avemia knd Tweiity'lilmh sirl. l 'i"it'n, lul T4W Icm'U Apply lo ohn Hull. HUilTAUUANTt. QOOD U CKNT aiiCAli AT THE Hlit Ing tun Iteatauranl. MlliCKIXANICOUI. IF Vi 'l'" WANT FINK Ml rirtlf.rii' ANU rrwwiiah call on ilori irlly at th National, where all III dslloacles of lh s4snit can t found, LOT O F K I N kTaHII I.Xn I I "It A V F i It I) ixsichaa, cheap, J Itus. Illgglii A Cu. Foil 1'INU TKAH. KXCELLKNT i-Of-fees, pur Bpti-es 0 lo FOAlll) ItTOKE CO. Tltr WllLLlNUi IIKiT TKA AND baking powder, BWKKT CIIBAM Wo" A 1'INT "atTtIIB Mpa- CHK M APt.lC LI. AFCItlCAM ICIIT MUT ler. Foard Mtoka Co., aasita. WHEN" TOO WANT FINE TMA,"tet)OD coffee and spite, try roard a toks Co. "lAJjiJONi. THE IXIUVKIt-UNDKR THE AHI.l mwnageanent of August Rrni, u aaiur btuuilng a mora and mora popular re sort. I'll club room oa Its mswh! !). ar now an attractive feature of (b atablishnMiit. Z I'ltTIICIANi.' 1)11. ALFRED KINNET-OFFKE AT rwaldaoc. Commarvlal atr4, Bar Hlslh. oMc hours. Moralng ualll W: all artroooa until li vnliig until I o'clock. VK O. II. EATEfl, I'lrietCIAN AND argaoa. 0pial attaoiion 10 aiae of woman eao aurgas-y. i'"" ovr oss- aigsr a slot. Ai laiorus. T!. N. U .... I.v efiiet.1 V 1.11 Vflt.'l A St ANtll gurgn. Olttc. rooms I and t, Pyi'hlsa liulldlng. UIV Conuuarrtal straet. tsl- Uam ne. iiepoun e n siaiant urgon tnltd Mtale murlu hospital aervlca. MASONIC. TF-MPLE IA)tKlE NO. 1, A. F. AND M. Ilaauiar colnniunuiaiioiv naiu o ft th firl and third Tue.Uy evening of wh monih. O. W. Ii it' N nit Kit lit, W. M..E. C. IIOLUkiN. oriary. ATT0HNE. II. T. Cliomir. ATTOHNET-AT-LAW, en lommeevtai atr. Q. A, nowuiT. A ftO RN MY iklJjX)UNiBLOE OOtea. HoaiTlirsot, Aaterta. Or. J. B. VVYATT, M. Astarla, Or Hordwnrc, Ship Chandlery. Groceric, Provieitone, PAINT and OILM. ftewctsl Atteateee rwM la lelrif Ihiss EAST m SOUTH LEAVE PORTLAND ARRIVI OVERLAND EX I'IIKHb, for BaUm, hoMburg, Aabland, Saoramento, 0g4n, Baa Francisco, Mo lav. Loe Angslea, El Pao. N.w or lan and th EaaL Roatburg paaaengsr Via Woodhurn, for Mount Angal, Bll vrton. Wsat Bolo, Rrownvtll. Boring dll and Nation.... H M r. M 1 M A. M J H A. M 'I P. M Dally scept anday Dally asept Sunday f7 A. M H:U P. Ml Corvallls paaaengsr f:M A. M maspsnasnca pass' tl:B A.M Dally, tDally xeent flunday. Connecting at Ban Francisco with Oo. dental Oriental, pacific Mall and Oca anlo teamshln line for JAPAN. C,"fi,AAWAt',',,llAL'A AND RebaU tickets on ssls dally btwn Portland. acrmnto, and Ban Francla co. Nat rate III flrat-olaaa, and 111 o-ond-claaa, including alrpr. Rata and ticket to Eastern points an4 Europ. Also Japan, China, Honolulu, and Australia, fwn ba obtalnrrl from j. B. KIRKIANO Ticket Agnt. 1M Thlrfat.. R. K0E1ILER. ft. It", MARKHAM Manager. Q, P. A p. A. Through Tickets -TO TUB EAST AND .SOUTHEAST VIA 4e7revT'V PULLMAN PALACE BLBBPBR8. TOURIST BLEEPS R8 and PREB RECLINING CHAIR CARS -DaJljr to Salt Lake, DenYcr Omaha Chicago, Kansas City and other Eastern elite . Baggage cfhacksd through to destination. Ptobjcli light hi all oar.. For reuse and other Information call otv or addrese Q. VT. L0UN8DERRT, Agent. 0. R. A N. Co. . Astoria., Oregon. or J. H. LOTHROP, Xn. Agent, US Third at., oor. Alder, Portland, Or, Ipfl ussur -f 1V 1 111 I J ! IaTaBS