The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, October 07, 1898, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTUB DAILY ASTORIA N, FRIDAY MOKMM, OCTOBER 7, IM'X JOHM T. UWTSH, Editor. Telephone No. f. .TERMS OV SL'nuCRIPTION. ' DAILY. Bent by mull. pr year KM Bent by mail. Icr morrth SO Served by carrier, pea- month 0 8BMI-WKEKLY. Bent by mull, per yenr, In advance.. Postage free to subsctlhers. All communications intended for putili cation should ti directed to the editor, Ilustnos communications of all Vtn.l nd remittance must be addressed to "II Asiorian." The Astorlan guarantees to lt adver tisers the srgost rlrrulntluii of any mwa psimr published on the Columbia river. Advertising rates tan be hsd on appli cation to the buslm s ninnagcr. In the orderof Importance of trade with the Philippines Ihe United State now rank third, but the export from thi country only amounted In ISC to flOO.OW In value and consisted principally of pe troleum, though tome goods were tent to Hone Kong, which found their way to the Philippine. When It la considered that the population of these Islands i nil mated at lO.OOO.KW. the possibilities of trade become very treat. Under Spanish rul the annual Import were 10.M.M0 and the export tXi.ftO.WO. but with Uncle Sam In control theee figures should be doubled, and a large proportion of the increase should come to the United States. " . . t Tor come Inncrutable re ton the Pendle ton Tribune continue Its attempt to dls eredit the assertion that with a common ulnt at Astoria the wheat of the InUnd Emtdra woald brtnc a better price at As toria than It now brings at Portland, because ship can be chartered to load at Astoria at a lower rate than at Port land. In support of this assertion the Astoria n has shown that from November. 1ST4. to November. 1S7T. when the Portland wheat pool forced the suspension of ship ments from at this point, as many as 2 ships were loaded at Astoria for Europe at a charter rate of from 10 to 12 shillings per ton less than the charter rate pre vailing at that time at Portland. The public record of these shipments Is open to the Tribune., and If the At tortan has been guilty of a misrepresentation, why does not the Tribune correct It? It I Incomprehensible to people in Aitoria what Interest or object the Tribune can i have. In opposing a common point at As toria, and Its persistent clamor against Astoria's efforts In that direction has roused suspicions concerning the Influ ences at work upon that paper which do i sot latter Its reputation for Independence and sincerity. Whatever may be Astoria's interest In the common point question. tho farmers who read and lupport the Tribune certainly stand to lose nothing by the success of that proposition. A special from Washington says that Secretary Gage does not see any reason i wtiy the war tag should be abated, for the ; present, at least The statement is at the treasury department that heavy expenditures are yet to be met, even if the increased appropriations for the army and navy, made necessary by the devel opments of the war, are not taken into Consideration. Internal Revenue Com missioner Scott Is reported to have said ne win recommend to congress some changes In the present law. but rhey will bo in the direction of smoothing down roughness which the operation of the law has shown to exist As a whole, the People have accepted with the least po sible complaint the enforcement of tae general system of taxation, and Mr. Scott does not believe there will be objection lo a continuance of the taxes. There has been a great deal of trouble over the ex press receipt stamp, and the express companies have repeatedly defied the gov ernment in the payment of the tax. It Is the opinion of Commissioner Scott that telegraph companies should pay tax on messages, not the sender of the message, mere Is also a little friction over the tax on stock transfers. The government now gets 11,000 a day from the New York Stock Exchange alone. Since the first uy of July the receipts from internal revenue sources have aggregated about C5.000,000, and the estimates for the end or tne year are CUO.000,000. as against lliO.OOO.OOO which was the total for last year. The customs receipts are not run ning so heavy, only ,43.000.000 having been collected since July 1, and the total for the year will be about $2.Ou0,000. The surplus In the treasury, including the gold reserve, is now nearly $400,000,000. ADVANTAGES OF ' A CANAL, NICARAGUA It Is a good sign that the manufactur ers are discussing tjje Nicaragua canal project, because the more thoroughly that undertaking 1s understood the more friends It will have. The results of the war with Spain end the acquisition of ITaxall render such, a waterway abso lutely Indispensable, Another most Im portant Interest which the canal would serve la the Increased commerce, with China and Japan, which Is about to be developed. This feature of the canal enterprise was very clearly and forcibly brought out at A recent meeting of the Manufacturers' Association of Rrooklyn, N. Y. The or ganisation was fortunate enough to have present Shinto Knnd. president of the Japan-American Commercial and Indtrs trlnl Association of TVklo, who pictured In glowing term th possibilities of trade with the Orient In general, and Japan In particular. Here are a few of his em phatic word on Ihe subject: "The tvnvlvtlon onmes home to you In no uncertain manner tnat the present At lantic commercial supremacy Is seeking an outle t Into the Paelflo ocean. Through the Nicaragua canalan enterprise great-; er thiin that of the Sues canal, because It will certainly revolutionise all trade will pass a commerce unequalcd In the history of the world. Whosoever accom plishes this great work will be greater and nobler than any king or emperor or man who ever lived, for tho reason that this canal lll be the searvhlisht of civ-1 lltxaikm snd progress to th Tiw.iVii.trt) ofl that population which lives about thei shores of the Pacific ocean, and In Its islands, and will awaken these peoples to the blessings of liberty. Independence, prosperity and education. "The ilswn of Paelflo supremacy will date from tho successful achievement of the Nicaragua canal. Pad Ac cablrs will undoubtedly be completed about the tame tin.. (hut Unkind the trade of your Paclllc coast to the western border of South America. Australia. Hawaii. Japan, Oor.-a, China, the Philippines. Straits Settle ments, and even India. These countries are universally accepted a the fusui market of the world. Under no circum stances should the Uniud Sute fa:l to utlllte every opportunity to control the Pacific trade." "Wkich Wins" neatly every man's en. there comes a time when stands betsrtcn the angel of life and the angrt 01 death, both contending for his mortal frame, and the question snort: "Which wins?" Will he . be earned sway by dieae and death or wilt me angei 01 life prove the stronger and bring him back to health and When a jry and pbvs nave gradual and wasted lowest ebb, hanniness i i man s entr ies! force Iv weakened down to the until per- haps con sumption baa already laid its grim hand upon htm, and doctor after doctor aud ucdmue &.';.: medicine have been tried in vain n jw. ;- hips, comes some kind friend who tars, "Ir. fierce can cure vou. write to him: His "Golden Medical tfcoery " hat res cued thousands who were further gone than yon." ... "He is chief consulting physician of the Invalid' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of BufJalo, N. V.; he has been at the head of this great Sanitarium for thirty years; he has probably had more experience in treat ing evet chronic diseases than any other physician living. Write, to hira any wit; that wilt cost yon nothing. He will gladlr aad freely answer your letters with friend ly,, finherlr adric which will be of value bevond ali price!" ' Now 1s the critical instant ' Wilt the patient give up in despair and let the angel pf disease drag him away from wife and family and' children, or will he grasp the band of. the angel of life in one more su preme effort for restoration? Arc yon standing between the contending angels? Which ris?-k- Mrs. Emily Howe, of ; Park Ansa. Chicago. ItU.. writes: " Aboat tsro years ago my ton was amided vtth srhat reined to be symptom ot rooMinptioa. I purchased three bottles at Dr . i - i i t I . r.: i , i ium ewapieiely The People's Common Sens Medical Adviser, a 1000-page illustrated volume h r. y. Pierce. M D.. will be sent free for cost of mailing onW. ji one-cent stamps. Address Dr. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y. Or send 31 stamps for a heavier cloth-bound copy. To err Is human and to stick to It is still more so. Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One tittle tsblet will '"mediate relief or money refunded. i soia in nanasome tin oozes at a ci. iw sale by Esles-Omn Drug Co. Tea making conteits are now arranged for charity. ! j Bearstbt , Bigsatur i of flh!sd lou han Aiwrs Be; Folding beds and bad ways sure to turn up. pennies are al- TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Taolets. All urusgists refund the money If it falls to cure. I', cents. The genuine h is L. U. Q. on each tablet Why is it that men always look at the fate of a bride and women at her clothes? Old fashion in dress may be revived, but no old fashioned medicine can replace Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di arrhoea Remedy. For sale by Charles Rogers, druggist. The only way a man can pl k out the latest style In a milliner's show window is by the price card attached. OAflTOniA. Bears tii Ita Kind in Haw stars BjcJh When a man calls a woman "an oasis In his desert life" he can't expert her 10 feel complimented. No woman wants to be considered "green." TOUR FA 1 Shows the state of your feeling and the state of your health as well. Impure blood makes Itself apparent in a pale and sallow complexion, pimples and tkln erup tions. If you are feeling weak and worn out and do not have a healthy appear ance you should try Acker's Blood Elixir. It cure all blood diseases where cheap sarsaparlllas end so-oaned purifiers fall; knowing this we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. The out of town visitor generally has an Idea that her city sister has nothing on earth to do but haunt shops and places of amusement from one week's end to another. Luxuriant hair, of uniform color, Is a beautiful head covering for either sex, and may b secured'by using Hall's Vege table Sicilian Hair Renewer. - The young woman who contradicts her mother publicly may prove her superior wisdom, but she does not gain anything thereby in the estimation of those who believe in daughters showing respect for their parents. a a V I In VX fl reer WE i r-.--.-rr: J..:zv.-jr: .r. : i 1 Afccc if.'Je Preparation lor As -slmiUtlng fccr'codanclllefjukv ting the Stomachs arci Howls J . 1 v 5 if MMMass a sssaMM tc53 nrvl ilrsLConUlnJ nc itrvr Oj)nitrT.Morplii:v nr Mi:;.:; J. KotNamcotic. IN I - tarSM U f.vW ... . MSyw ft.: ? tion. Sow !onh.!.S-.!H .d. Worms .Cnv'utsiori'.; i'owi iii ncss wt.dLossorSLZir. FucSi.u'i ?iaaluf ft 1 t tXACT COPTCf WRAPf CJ. r- 7; "er l. caused by prepaid Circular Kres. oicTitee,! rtw ivis n i ja nrmor arrrl aiiueaormeauiimiaxeoer. I r l u r. si r. el 1 uw lit it. tu i ot,r vnb nrian aainersan th nrlnarrorean.of ail impuAUet, rrFIDKK.MffMIHallllrMUlfMMialtMlMirUa ... 1 b ri stn tBfTre are nt rami be lax - nealalllla Ct'fl lKN K la Ibeoniy Kiwa rvm4r inuriihuiaiiarnjajak feaao-auinuu. i t a wrliiaeuaeanirglTaailaoer reiurnaO if vi bir w out tiiavt a (wru:au utcura lUSabox.tiifurfkga.bjt naU. a ( rteirrar ami irwawaavla, AMnm DAValL ED I CI 3 COP. a Dal Xn, Bsa rr&aco. rj, rurUJtt ClCAnt.F.a ROOEIIS. CJ Commercial 8t. Tr" a sun bath for rheumatism. t , O SaarstVs Bifaattifj af vonxA. It H.ya hn !tin tetft Try buttermilk for th removal freckles, tsn and butternut stains. ot HOW TO PREVENT CROUP. W have two children who are subject to attacks of croup. Whenever an attack : is coming on my wife gives them l'h:im- I berlaln s Cough Remedy and It always preventa the attack. It is a household ne- cesslty In this county, and no m.itter what else we run out ot it would not do to be without Chamberlain's CoiiRh Ri m- edy. Moreof It Is sold here than all other1 coutrh medicines comblned.-J. M. Nl.kle. ( of Nicklc Bros., merchants. Nl. kUville, ; Pa. For sale by Charlea Rogers, drug gist. Try hot flannel over the seat of n- u ralgia. and renew frequently. Experience is the best teacher. U Acker's English Reasedy In any case ot coughs, colds or croup. Should it fail to give Immediste relief money refunded. S cts. and SO cts. For sale by Etea-Conn Drug Co. Try cod liver oil in tomato catsup If you want to make It palatable. THREE DOCTORS IN CONSULTATION. From Benjamin Franklin. "When you are sick, what you like best Is to 1 chosen for a medicine in the first pla,fc; what exierlenoB tells you la best, to be chosen In the second place; what reason (I.e.. Theory) says Is best to be hixen 1" the last place. But If you can get Dr. Inclination. Dr. Experience and Dr. Reason to hold a consultation to gather, tbey will give you the best advice that ran.be taken." When you have a bad cold Dr. Inclina tion would recommend Chamberbiln's Cough Remedy because it is pleasant ond safe to take. Dr. Experience would rec ommend It because it never falls to ef fect a speedy and permanent cure. Dr. Reason would recommend It because it Is prepared on scientific principles, and acts on nature's plan in relieving the lungs, opening the secretions and re storing the system to a natural and healthy condition. For sale by Charles Rogers, druggist. Try hard cider a wlneglassful three tlme-aa day for ague and rheumatism. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Try a cloth wrung out of cold and put about the neck at night, sore throat. water for a Th:it ItiA tiWid uhonM nwfnrm Its tdffil functions, It is absolutely necesssary It , should not only be pure but rich In life-! L'lvlnv plflnonlu Th,-A rMilllta nr. tiAnt : effected by the use of that well-known i standard blood purifier, Ayers' Barsapa- ! rllla Try walking with your hand behind you if you find yourself becoming bent forward. 7 BIcJc headache absolutely and perman ently cured by using Mold Tea. A plea ant herb drink. Cures constipation and Indigestion, make you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction ' guaranteed or or money refunded.' 25 and (0 cents. Tor ' sale by Esttas-Conn rug Co. ' ta-staasasssssaaitajtssaBasBfSSs UTOPIA No 1.0 Silci For Infhnty-nnd Children. The Kind You Ilavo Always Bought Bears tho Siffiiatuxo cf The Kind You Have Always .Bought. ' waiar t'. ) "'-'- - io""" wienKie vrgaaa of over esertioa. youthful errors, rrcrttin ut of Air AM I ijriiiiS uw, vyvm or wmsiasis. waica no lo lanrmlty, Ceasampttoa Ol laaaoity. Caa be carried la sest norket Atami.,. thi, or ol goiq by lt dniggista AU foe tt.Uk.ooother rmm umw,, n u limg Co., (UttnbuUag agent. Tumi sua VailiUlbu..l'urUJ.o. ESTBaVCONN IKl'G CO.. Agvnta. Astorta, MOODRESTOREDSS Una at S tsjnsus reneh pinHjo, n quiekljr eureyuunt all n,r vuos or ol tlx teowoto urou'S. rurb a. f.ul Manhent, lnao.lt, I'aiinUjUit ll.ira. r ml-il tuiuai..cv N-r..i. Ituil, fup:r, I'naums to slarrjr, -iiwauii lrai. Vatirm-a a4 CMUtfMtkifl. 1 1 tloal III liaum hr its or KlgliL piee.u qua k assaol discuarte. wuieh ilnotehei-keii Wt tu bpmiiorrhomJ inn la berauar ernefy pee reel are tmNt aKTls Try breathing the fumes of tcrfnt!ne j or carbolic acid for srhooptng cough. ! Our little boy was afflicted with rheu matlsm In hi knee; and at tlmea unable to put hi foot on Ute floor. We tried In vain, everything that conld hear of J that thought would help him. Wa al most gave up in uespair, wnen come one advised us to try Ctiairsherlaln's Pain Balm. We did so and the first bottle gave him so much relief thst we got a second one. and. to our surprie, It cured him sound and well J. T. Iluys, Pastor Chrlstiun Church. Neodesha, Ksn. F'r sale by Charles Rogers, druggist. ; Try ,k han,ikrr..hirf ov,r ,h. f lM wh,,n oblKf(1 , fo a(Un ,,t,.r, s wln, ... ASt0n3 PlICllC LllT3ry READING ROOM FREE TO ALL 1 Open sreey day from I o'clock to 1:1 u I N to p. so, j DubacrtpOoa rate B per annum. W vr Claventh and Duan Street REDUCED RATES to (tit MPOIHTS EAST Through palace and tourist sleepers dining and library observation ears. ELEOANT VESTIBULE TRAINS. No. I Limited leave Portland at l:M P No! I Limited arrive Portland at II U a. m. For rates, etc.. tell or nd'1r O. :V. IOL'NHliERRV. Agent O. It. & N.. A'ori. or A. B. C. DKNN18TON. C. P. A T. A.. Portland. Or. Oregon ; Industrial Exposition 0PliN3 IN ..Portland, September 22 .. CL0SE5 : ' October 22, 1898 The Kini-st itnil Greatest Kfponltion ey be Id in the Northwest. HORTICULTURAL and AGRICUIiTURA Product of Oregon Bnd WimliinKton will LKMliHplHje'l in HOMilerfnl profusion, including; more varii'iii-H than evt r hefore gatheri'd loj;elli cr in one exhibit. ' Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals will fcf. Awarded. i Atarvelously Rich Specimens from cur Gold, Silver and Other Mines- .Bennett's Renowned. Military Band.. Has beca engaged for th season. - ' :' '! -',! ., ... , . Astounding Airlgl Feat and Aero, batfc Perfoimances. Very Low Rites on all Railroads. Admission 26 cent. Children 10 cent. raft ,A'iiil'l Special 1 s aie Oniiiiivrfiiil Stivt't near s uvwuwu uvuvuwru wru iaaaaatuv wxnnruwvrwuuvnAnru truvt anr The IMPERIAL Hotel TIIOH. OUINKAN, Proprietor Hovcntli nml r Wnsslilngtoit Miss. rtuvruvuvrivvnvtfvtAAAAvnriAvriAAA uv UOVKKNMKNT rKtPtJAlJ. , i 1 1 rot'! for Kresh Heeif and Krrah iffl'e 1 nlef t'otunil.t-iry, 1 1 Muiton Vancouver lrr- k. Waah . ct. 4. Helt prixMl r furnislilits and it llvnrlng r"resh l-f and Kr-sh Mutton fi of com" iregon, llolte luho. ria Cunlv. 8-k in Walla Wulla ami Vanonivpr llarrieka, Vh., ntnl De4 ami Kort VVr iintel. Al.ika. until 11 o'co k a. m . Nov. i. ii.l then immhiisI. In- fonimtlon furui.lml on uilli .Hln Km v'oin cnntaitiiog pr.Hianls sritiiilil i ri's ln,l,re. "l'r'i"..il. for r'resii lt r.-h Mutioti. " iini mlilreasnl IlliOernitiiieil. ir ti tiinim.iry nt t"t I ... 1 1 i . o .... .. . LVt He. 1 II W a 1 (1 DI.K AttKIVft. I Faal Mai' lor Aberdvea 'Houhh lci1, laeoma. Miaikan. 1 111 a, Hull -, rAua- uii a. Ml. t'aul.i hi ' cao .e Y'r. IbHicn .No. I I) ' a. m No. J. 'an-l a I p-i ni eal atd un Bu llea.t. l'.rl ad. He it le audi j laraiiio I iprmi: lor Hrule, TiMiua. oljrw1 H aud li.termediatei Ip.iii't No. . f p in. 10 p m. Threw diva to ft Paul. Omiha, Kjn aaa City and othw Miss,iuri rlv.-r pdnta. Thrw ami one) h.ilf day j St. Lult, I Mllwuuke and t'hb I Four ami on-t:.lf d ya to Wnshlngto 1, 'hll,nlehla iiikI oih-r lur r(iat,-rn 111. l'lm-Tiner. l iking the A & i'. It. It. R. t u'i lin k iiiorliiiitf irnln will look- rl cinni"'ii'ns ut (.. b witn the oisi imuna I'nlon drtit connn-tion at all i.ritudpil, t li lew. I iinKXiiK" I'll through to ib-ailra-1 il'in 111 iii-seia. For sleiiit car reservation t eke nnipa of roiiiea un-l other infortnatl n. 111II on or d'lris J C. M ATI 1. Agent. iH Conunep In rtt . Aatorl.i, or A. l. "HA Itl.Ti N. Assistant (Inner I'iss.-iuer Ag-nt, I'd Morrison Htret, pitrtland. Cir. 0 I Asir n i 5CMi!Dt'Lna rioin I'ort.and DKI'ahT Ks- Ma I s p. in inl. I.i Wul' I', Mil '. i l , "UI'-Im K Mi ll , ! I ill, . ' d .l Is I m i: '1 1 a in run- Hpokrine 1 er 2 .11 i. in W W', , Hhi sue. stiuii.--, hi. ' ui, lllll'ltll. .Ml Mil it.-. , lili rtiio in d Kii.i, Hlk.ie KI ye ll) IU. In, o'n A.t- rln OCEAN SICVM.SMIM5 I AH lll'illlK I'aleS ll j J- el t i eliiin . , Y'lt -a i Kr uie .e-.Hnl Oi lole-'S H.ii, li,V Is jai. SI. a d i. Columbia River i a HI ex t inlay ! Hteamers To f jrtlnnd and Way landings. Ii!li) a. m. I ...... . .. 1 1: i in. Moil, Wed wmamelU Klver. 'Tin... Tim niiurri '"rt-Kini iiv. iewo rg; ""t. i , HnleinA Way-Uhd's I Wlllsmrtt and Vam- 7. ni. hill Ulv... .,' TUeS.TlHir rv" ' i ll'l ii.ff ei. I hlll Klvers. slid Hat "i"M " '-11' i i",vioii, a. .'mil, J .j?j?r;i!,,.,,...j. l.v klimria. .r Uwl.f. liiiy exe'ti snaaeKiver. , ,:;,.,, 5nke Hlvcr. Itll'iirlato l.ewlnloii. Kstduiuy dHr exe't I : ' p . in. r r.tliiy Leave Lewlstown dally exeept t-'rlday, O. W. LOUNB11ERHY . W. H. HURLBURT. Aent A"orl' Oen. faa. Agt Poruand. Or. The hoicest Table Wines... For rajnlli Also for Medicinal aaa Ooefclac PurpoavM Prlrats Block, Crsam Rya, 014 HUtwey, Prld. of Kentucky and Hermitage; R old California Brdla. Carlson's FamilyUquor Store 14 TVTBUTH arTHlODT I . IBC f Tie out rSyiIt 0,, stone Xy'v utkt Kopp's "Best A DELICIOUS DRINK.... AND ABSOLUELY PURE Tb Nrlh Taolflo Urtiwnry, of which Mr.Jolm Kojip it imiprlnlor, make lei for ilonirw'io atxl Misirl tra.ln, IhiltKnl boer for family us, r ken towr attpplloj .t gy time, uVlive-ry In li flty fit. NORTH PACIFIC BREWERY Orlonlnl CurlonllloM nntl Toysa. we ttsMsti rotlMC sttock rttul Hell RUnritleiMof Costt Wing Lee & Co. CtwjHT's Dry (otH.lit.ytort'. Portland, Or. 11 at k a s)m-iMaiiM rsMU lut Ouwtrib.s. l-i . Ss.rwatsr r hr "kiiM. aasaistal 4n rksrtM. .f asr ItlMii. Ilutt. Irrliailua ue ki,r ta ( ! (win iMllileiifv seaaws. bo Mtnx.nl rf aVtM Sty Ikrwgglaia, J F' Hf seti J.fui rm I1 . tuiM, si n. ' IW CifSMiAT Hal ua tauuaal rSHttaSt. WHirE COLLAR LINE Columbia Itlvsr and Puget Bound Navi gation Company, Telnpnone leave AtlorU flnlly. except eMiieiay-, m i . m, leaves Portland dally except Sunday at 1 a. m. Whit Collar line ticket Intan hngabl oil TelniilMUm, T. J. rotter anil It It. Thoniin for Astoria and all way kl all way txi Lng 11m. 11, .In. a ....... nsvri. iiwaco, ceaviiw, and .Nan cot lav, . C. W. BTONW. U. B. SCOTT. Astorta Agsnt. Prssldent. Tlphon No. 11. WHEN-GOING EAST. a . j t .. . 1 - Use a flrst-elaaa Una la trarsllng bet w mo ailnnMpolla, St Paul aad Chicago, and th principal town la osatral Wisconsin Pullman Palao lleeptng and Chair Can In service , , . Th Dining car arc oprald In the In terest of It patrons, tb asoat alaaanl service ever Inaugurated. Maala art served a La earta. To obtain Brat-claao aorvlco your ticket should retvd via The Wisconsin Central Lines. Direct eonntctlotat at Chicago and Mil waukeo for all oaatorn polnta for full Informa'loo call on your nearest ticket agwnt, or write JA8. C. POND. OoMraJ Pasa. Agent. or JAaJ. A. CLOCK. Milwaukee, Wla 0nr Agent.. M4 Stark street. Portland Or. 1 illolis Nerveriiie Pills lb JIJ' remedy tu pro Awts AaX tf,t,oa XVl! lXTvf J all ntrvoui 'V5rf- ' H'i J 4itof thr Ki 3TL Vrf 't J ceneeatltf. ne. anc i Mai- aM.a.Tawa , KCIBCSUVS UT "iun aS'O AMtu ii!.,,' iar ol cither x. itKfl u Nrvoui Prtairltlnn. Falllnir o flat MinhtvxL Impotfncy, Nightly Entl. : skma, Youlhul Errors, Menial Worry, ex ujilve uve ai Tohacco or Opium, which Wil to Coiuompiioo and Insanity. $1.00 per box by rruill 6 boxei lor JO.00. j .TT S CJrtfoC4L CO., Proci. CletalaiuL 0h! '" B- '- L IQo East... via llllllna and Burllnston route, and yu reach Omaha. Kansas City. Bt. Lou. lnn1 all ,lli.a .i,II,.,h nna .,,nlk...l.pn ' " ' nuutuvii. unu a '. a. iciiiL - B naii a any sooner man traveler who take any otber line. u0 ean v,a Bl- rul na ln "nrungion iroute, and you ride the nnest train on earth the Ilurllngton, Bt. Paul Clilcugo Limited. (lo east via Ogden and Denver, and you see the wonderful scenery of the Rockies famed the world over na tha most mag. nlllcent on th. continent Tickets at offices of connecting line. A. C. SHELDON. THE PROOF of the pudding la In th atta 1 ' and tha proof of Vqaosv IS IN SAMPLING jThat'a ari aigsjmapt tiiM'i aaa clissira , dstntwftirattoa, ( Oura wtlt ataad tha taat - HDGHES&CO. ! "pvCSlst'l I srs-YI I M Usanaaa H ISbff M a awaiaws. rfrr.. j wwwaairi.0 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WANTKU WA NTKi-1 ut -H C ' KMTAfiMMMtj'.ri j yrurs iwrty, elthnr Imty ur gtinllein". of iihhI church sinnillii, i"r"Zl ilnlil ami lliiiliiiger liels. N'il ! 1 Jioiii. Hillary J Hist yr. Kc" Salf aililreas.il il'llli'il nhvali'li Kliler, Ueneral Mmisiar, iar A1"1 t,AlHI'.-NO MOItit DAItNl.Nl--Tli Mug U Hand Loom, lim.U lit iiillH'l ollvd siwi, lte.l (iivoiitlull for men;!' iug I'loihlng, iniiletwear. alia lili-n or Ileal and lo In hoalnry; a child ran work III iirleot wmivn; senl l"'" for K ceiifa. Kiealer West A'lv.rilatlig and Novelty t'iMiiiany, lliai' Waelrni" tun street, Oakland, t'nllfoliil. rotiNi). rul Ntv i't'ltHI'; I'dNTA I NIN'il M"NKr - I inner i ml imve sninw ' I'Sllln at ,..nliiii .iillru mid nliig iiropriiy. "nm iiicnt. r'tUt IIICNT- Kl'IINMIIKI) l"'M ttilh Itii'iMi heat and gu. AildU' AalurlMii iillb a. .nil ltKNT-IH:nlll.IU.lC Hi xiMsl. AT tiisliilia, llooilinull Ihlli. .in, Kt Ut ItKNTwiiMUl lliH'HIfl ANU HAIlN nud rur acres uf land, ri-sr t'll'ip'lll lalliiil. Inioaii a III 0laip IMeK'tn. . Apply l A. Tagg. tl Cminr-la .1., city run (ALta. KHUt HAI.h-IIOt'HK AM' l.T. ' lir ilrand avwiii snd 'fweiiiy nimh alreel, I'liperlois II, lot ;!) fel. Apply lo John Hull. It Kf A I'll A NTH. CKK)I II CKNT MKAIJI AT TUB Hli lug "un ItestauraM. XIIMCKLLANKOUH. If" Vt'U WANT flNK MlKKIltjil ANU cntailsh call on llvnee luril.y at Oi .NaMniial, wtlnrv all Ihe dcllcatU'a of th eiiB'ii mil be found. tiiy'hiiii.i.inu' ukht tka'and baking powder, HWKKT C'llKAU 19c A TINT AT Ttl Hpa. ALoyN. TIIK MiOVtll-ltNUKIl TUB AM,! natfasiianl ot lufull Krats. is daJlf lnoiiliiig a mor. and mwr. popular re sort. Th club rooni on tha aacuud flonf ar now an itlnwutt (4ur ol Ik. esiabilshm.nt. ritratciANH. I'll. Al.rilKII KINNET-urrk'K AT raililii . . Lominarciai atrem, paau IliSll. vim v Rimi.i aiw v wii.. aw. II aftsrnuvn until I; vtiiii until I o'clock. Dlt. O. II. K8TKH. rilTHIOIAN AND tiurgMn. Hpactal atlantlon to Ulae of wonwn aad urgry, ov.r gigtr tor, Ailorla, Tel. Na. U. till JAY WTTI.B. PIITHKIAN AND m1 i m r HTI. a nauma I and nd , I'yihlaa lluliUlng. Ul l oinni.raai iiwi. den., aama. Tlrihune K Acting as sistant suisoon tin i ad Biai niarvn. boapltal rvle. MAHONtC. TKUI't.K lA)tUK NO. T. A. r. AND M-lusular cvmmunUtlns hald oa lha nrat and Ihlrd TuUy .nmg of r.h nimiih I) V. I,ul. NnHKHIt 1 , , XL X. C 1IDI.IH..N. riMreiary. ATTOItM.ll.. J. Q. A nOWLD. ATTOKNKf aVi rOUNHEIXR AT IJ.W. Oflte. Bond atrt. AalorU, Of. J. B. WYATT, Pk.a. J. Aalerl. Or fa. Hardworc, SlilpChcindlery, Groccrle, ProvlBlom. PAINTS rtd o'lLH. ImU1 Allsattoa llal M rvty lag Mlp MQTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS rit.ff iayrrja Wmmilf lftt e4 I ! iLsweMlrv pV Vjf l4lttrralfl4 '"W ktuivn tmmt,j f..w mt tviijU Ij lht I'AMtv f U Waim- III ! ''jkC'i ' ' eHM fMa..r. aaaya. ka f tJ Mail' knf. i'i (HK si A. . . . . . r v a VHaitwab Wa -vja.w EAST m SOUTH PORTLAND AltRlVB OV Kit LAND EX rRKHri, for Salem m. owauurv, A ai, la M.I narramnnl., Ogdnn,' trian l-taneiseo, (o ve, Lo. Angtlws, 1 Paso. N.w Or lean and th Kast. t.M A. M Roseburg pangr 1:11 P. M Via Woodhum. Mount Angal. Bl- Dally esr.pt Bonrtay yarton, Wt Bi iirownvlll Boring. flM and Nation. . i7Alu; Peeesng .r t:M A. M ....i-f.iiu.im paaa- tl:K A M Dally. iDmi llw n. ...... ronnictlng . -VratmttiK rw.. flental Orlnnlal Pacino UaU and Ocs- anlo steamship line for JAPAN. UliNA, "aT. IIAW'AIf. HALIA AND '. Net rates 17 nS ol 'n'lllt,ln sleeper. end ticket, to Kaal.rn on It Euro wn nnlnta anri 'lie. Also Japan. Australia. Can l. . China, Honolulu. and Australia. C' ,-'-:'.'"i a'.,'"iul.' K I It K I AND, Ticket A .X 'S?. t " CalV. M ARK It AH ! jnaniKr. Through Tickets -TO TUB- EAST AND SOUTHEAST VIA " pictoh PULLMAN PALACH iLEBPERB. ,T0URI8T BLEEPBR8 and RECLININO CHAIR "ar -Dally to Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha, Chicago; Kansas City . :n:,n otnf gJtorn;oltlea 1'lntse TnLhi i-"17. -9e l"WNt rata. or Sddn(1 othw "formation call on ; 0.; W, LOUNSBERRT, Afent. O. r'a Jj..fj0. or J. H. LOTHROP. nn " ""gun, 135 Third oor.' Aid, inland, Or. XI Sueur w i LEAVE 1:10 r. M m a. m Daily aopl Sunday f7:il A. M M M P. M Jilfi oi H H Hi kW