IHk 'li.il LY AMTORIAN, KMl'OA Y MOU.VINU, OfJTOBKIl 21, 1W1.
af 'J "V 1 -
THE EICttLM OF SYULT OF HQS
la duo not onljr U tlm originality and
ibnjilloltj of the oomhltiMtitm. but aUo
www our ami skill with which It la
ttiaaufacturt!.! l.y M'Ullilo prowaaoa
known to Urn Camkoiinu Vm Htuvp
Co. only. ami wo wtkli to ImprcM upon
ill th liiiNirtttii'o of purchnaliijr the
true and original remedy. Ai the
riaulna Hyrup of HK U mufnoturcl
by the C'At,iroHKU Kw btnve Co.
ly, a hnuwIiMlirn of that faot will
aUt una In avoiding- tha vwmhli'M
Imitation manufactured by other par
tloa. Tha high aUndliijr of tha Call
roimu t'ia MrntJi- Co. wlib tha modi
d profaaalon, and tho satisfaction
wmkh tha goiiulua (tyrup of r'lga haa
tl to millions of faiuillae, makes
loa name of tha Company guaranty
of tha exwlliinoa of lie renwiy. It U
far lo dram of all other laxatlrea,
M it a. U on the kUliirji. liver and
towola without Irritating or weaken
Img thriB. and It da not frlpa nor
itautNMia. InordnrUifPtltabanrflolal
ffeeta, lae rrnvmbcr tha oama of
the Company
aUfOWdAFIG STRUPCO.
4 rairiM,rM.
Ml UTItLR. K,. aiW TMK. . T.
XAN'BAH llKOIMKNT DKrAltTI.
AJ rnANi-'INCO, Oct. 7.Th V'nliad
H tat ei transport eiamr Indiana tiM
thin afternoon for Manila, havlna on
board tht K1rt and H.oond battalion,
Xinui rrilment, under command of Col
anal Kuniton.
tjucen Victoria, though In vry olh.r
reapwl a remark! ly frarlraa woman,
haa a horror of nr.. Her majraty la par
llrularly n.rvoua on ihla point, when
laying abroad at aom point in whlrh
aha la nnai'ruatomrd. and fur Ihla r-M'in
a rmipl uf (Ira rillnaulaliar ara Invsrla
1ly aniil In advance, to ba ititod up In
ttnr lrnixrary rraient.
WANT WARSHIPS
SENT TO HAVANA
American Evacuation Commis
sion Thinks This Necessary,
-Get No Official Reply.
SPANISH REQUEST IS DENIED
Asked That Another Joint Session Be
Held, but Amerkini An TlreJ of
Meeting With Mo Results.
NIC IV VOItK. Ot. Sfl.-A dispatch to
I Im lli-mlt from Havana aya:
Tlin Amorli-flo evaluation commission
ciiiitliinra to advlaa amidlng warship lo
Havana, but can art no reply from
Washington.
Th reaaon may bo thai Admiral damp'
ami Iium refused to Join l'tierl Wad. and
(Jinera llmlrrln recant rmual, A Joint
amalofl of tha two commissions will I
hold aoon. (K'tirral I'arrado avtit a rom
munUatlon to (kneral Wads aKwi If
tha A mark ana would inarnt to anolhar
Joint araalon. Uunrral Waila had pro-
vloualy alvn nollra that ha and hie aa
rxxlatoa wr llrad of maatlnc without
rriult. and would not aJn ronfrr with
tha Hpanlah In formal araalon unlvaa
thsre waa aoma probability of aarnmtnt
on tha dale of avaruatlon.
A frank talk Oanaral Ilutlrr had with
Ornrral arradu a fw daya aao r"ulted
In Ihla raaurat for a Joint araalon, to
Which the Americana today eaeemad.
aaylnc thry would art lha data later.
from an American cominlloner It la
learned that Ihla araalon will almoal cer
altily reeult In making arranvniFnti for
evacuation. Aa predicted In three dla
palchea a few daya ao, Hpaln will aree
it withdraw hrr troirpa by January and
rellnqulah aovarelanty by December.
In lha meanllma tho work of prrparlna
for lha trading of American iroopa la
roarrnliier aa rapidly aa poaalble. An
ofllcrr connected with lha quartrrmaa.
Irr'a department haa prepared a Hat of
the addreaara of all eviilluMe m'hania
and lihorlna men In tha illy. If nt-e-nry
a liiro niiiiilinr of men enn ha
placed at work building whnrfa, railroad
apura and hoepllala al una day' notlin.
C'olii''l Decker predict (hat lha Am"r-
an campa In Havana provlti'-a will be
In km aa model by tha annlna of tha
world for ti-n ycura lo come. None of lha
abuaea of laat aumnier will u pcrinltle1,
Th anldlrra' honllli will be protected In
evory poaelbla way, Thoiui iU,iricrtil In
I lie city miiBt aurely aufT'T ninny loxara
from dlnMiee, but tha country campa will,
II la believed, le k"pt fne from fvvera,
denrral Duller wurtinl f4mrelnry Al
ger thiil aome how of atrenaih inuat lc
inuile aoon or America would all
prratlge with Ilia I'ubnna, To Ihla warn
ing lliiro hue Iwen given enipliaala by
the reported return to l be hlllaof a band
of Ineurgerit who had l-en encampid
near Nagua.
The mm ai'nl word to Oenrrul It
tnniotirt that thrlr condition wna Intol
erable, In the hi II thry could live a
thry hud for three yrura and If the
American troop took charge of tha
lelnnd IhrV would haraea thrm aa long a
life wn left.
Jt I believed that till move waa coun-
arllrd i'Y aevrral firry leadrra. Only M
men ara aald to have gon out, but th
othrra ara likely to follow any day. Ac
cording lo Urnrral tiornrg, It would re
quire Io.imi men to capture U Inauraenla
flahtlng aa gurrrllla In tha mountain.
Tho Inaurgenta In tho neighborhood of
Havana ara quirt, but far from aatl.ricd.
Malantaa merchant complain uf the
lawlca conduct of the inaurgenta who
atlll aaeert tha riant (o levy contribu
tion! upon augar atolr.
J. Lurla, head of a firm of merchant
and aetata owner of Matanaaa, uld that
lha 'eader of the local Inaurgenla had
drmandrd a tag for tha preservation of
property from attack. I.url refuaed on
lha around thai lha war bad ended. Tha
next day tha Cuban In fore took poc-
flon of a tiand of cattle, which were Im
mrdlatrly alaughtrred and the meat die
Irlbulrd among the men,
Hmallixii la rr ported eildemlc In Itoju'
camp, fix mllea from Cvenfuego.
MAY SUSPEND
WORK IN CUBA
to ! on the TVnnaylvanla, whoea fall
ing data ha not been t,
Unsatlsf cto-y State of Affairs
in tbe Island May Result la
Brinelnf Tbls About.
LETTER FROM MISS BARTON
She Would Know the Intention of the
tbe C ivummeflt Fejxafdlnjjr tiie
Distribution of Supplies.
THE RUSSELL
Compound Automatic I-Cnglne
.
INDl'STniES ItBVIVI.fO.
NK'.V YOUK. Oct. I7.-A dliMtch lo
tho Il. rald from Havana y: Arlcul
tural Induatrlea ara recovering with un
eipeclrd rapidity. In moat of the prov
Incra an almoal average crop of augar
will ba ground next iprlng. The winter
grinding muel nrcraaaiily be light on ac
count of the lack of machinery a well
aa the Impoealbllty of calllna giounu iur
rulllvatlon. 81nc U ttdx r ., er. ,.tte
gone from Havana to lloatun for I1X.0"V
worth of augar grinding machinery. A
large tranefrr of property in Oblepo
atrerl. Jual below Isabella apuare, la
ahroudrd with myatery, bui It I reported
the purchase la for a New York depart
ment atorc.
llroiij; and J-x-onomlcnl. Writ im fur pHrticnlurs.
A. II. A KItILL, Itt'SSELL it CO.,
Malinger. Portlund, Orrgon,
ESTES-GOHN DRUG Co
Leiuding Druggists
of Astoria ..
WA8HINOTUN HOYS LEAVE.
BAN KRANCI80O, Oct XJ.-Tomorrow
the Klrat and Third battalion of tha
First Waahlngton regiment will go on
board the transport Ohio, which will salt
In the afternoon for Manila. Second
Lieutenant W. I. Hlnkley, of tha Klret
Waahlngton, ha been ordered lo remain
behind for the purpoae of accompanying
First Lieutenant John O Bhea, Fourth
cavalry, on board th transport Taccan
to Manila.
IAAAAAATV
Try "iVoHtolo," a sure anl pleasant cure for
tbe HctJ-Jacbc
ICK WITH YRLI)W FEVER.
NEW YORK. Oil. ?T.-'olonel George
E. Waring, Jr., formerly trtet romml
aloner of New York, la alck at hla home
In Ihla city with yellow fever, contracted
at Havana. Commlsaloncr W. J. Jenk:n.
of the health department, made an of
ficial (talemrnt lo this effect tonight.
Colonel Waring returned from Cuba on
1 the Ward line steamer Yucatan two day
ago.
NEW YORK. Oct. tf.-Th following
letter haa Urn si-nt by Mlsa Clara iur-
ton, of tho Red C'roaa, to j'rinUl' tit Me
Kinky:
"While w have received no oftKl.il ad
vices, It appear, according to recent
newapaprr dispatch, that In addition
to Mataniu. four other port have been
been di (lured open to tha Introduction,
free of duly, of auppllr for th recon
centrado and other In Cuba who are
suffering from lack of food and other
necessaries of life.
"If It Is true that all custom restrlc-
lion- hav been removed and relief pro
vision ara now freely admitted, wa pre
sume th American people expect that
tha work of general relief will be re
turned.
Th Red Cross, however, having orgln
ally entered upon tha fleld at the request
of the government, desire to be guided
In It work by the wishes of the govern
nu-nl and desire to refrain from taking
any steps that -will Interfere with th pol.
Icy tha government may have decided
upon with reepei-t to th continuance of
relief In Cube.
"If. with the cessation of hoetdltle be
tween the United State and Spain It I
now the Intention of th government to
take charge of th distribution in Cuba
and complete the work of relief. It would
perhaps be best that the Red Crose re
tire from tho Held, lest by remaining It
might cause some embarrassment. On
the other hand. If it i desired that the
Red C'roe shall continue. It will of course
be necessary to make adequate prepara
tion.
"We would therefore respec.Iully Jc
that we may be Informed concerning the
wishes of the government In the mutter.
"The Inquiry relative to the proposed
policy of the government with regard to
the distribution of relief In Cuba I also
prompted by the doubt that ha arisen In
connection with the disposition of the
rorro of the transport Comal. It la un
derstood that the cargo of thl vese,
In accordance with the expressed wish
of the government, to be distributed by
the Red Cross, while on th arrival of
the ship at Havana, It transpired that
the Instruction given to her commander
did not contemplate such a course.
"It la believed that there atlll exist
much suffering In Cuba In those district
where but little If anythln- haa been dla'
trlbuted since the. raising of the blockade
and the opening of the port.
"Hence, the primary object of thl mat
ter is already Intimated to Inquire
whether by the plan adopted the gov
ehnment now contemplate making the
distribution of supplies Itself, or whether
It 1 desired that the Red Cross shall
continue as the distributing agent of
relief In Cuba."
PHILADELPHIA JUBILEE.
PHILADELPHIA. On. 7.-preldnt
MvKlny waa lha guest of honor tonight
at th peace Jubllite biinquet of the Clover
Club, Where he met nearly alt' the die
tlngulshrd visitor of the city, and load
ing citizen of Philadelphia well.
Among th gentlemen who sat around
th table were the following: Vlce-Preel
dent Hobsrt, Hx retarle After and Wil
son, Poxtmaafor Oeneral Hmlth, General
Mil fclinfter, Whwler, Hummer, and
M'KlliMn, Commodore Up, Jurig
Michael Arnold, United Plates Senatoi
l'i nrosq and other.
NEW SCHEME FOR CANAL.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Oct. Z7.-Edwln
Y. Cragln, a Chicago riigirier and con
tractor, and Edward Eyre and Frank 8.
Washburn, of New York city, h.'ivs made
an arrenment with i'rrald'.nt Zeliya to
constru t tn lnteroceanlc canal. Under
the term of the cessation they are auth
orized to negotiate with the Maritime
Canal Company, whoa concession will
np, nxt October. Th ir on requires
the commencement of work Immediately
aft'- the expiration of the existing con
cession tn Oetotwr neit, and that the can
al must be completed within 10 yeara.
HER DEPARTURE DELAYED.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 27.-The cruleer
Philadelphia will not go to ara for some
monthe lo come. Instead of starting
away under sealed order for Samoa she
will go to the r.ay yard to be thoroughly
overhauled and have several leak that
are -ot causing trouble (topped. In
order to do thl she will have her coal
and ballast removed and will then be put
on the dry dock.
LOST IN ThE STORM.
CHICAGO. Oct T7.-The teamr Ll-
doty. with ber crew of IS men, la believed
by marine men to have ueen loet iu C.
great atom In mM-lake off Kenosha.
The name of th crew, o far aa I
known, are: Captain Chrtstepher Smith,
Of Port Huron: chief engineer, Thomaa
A. Bernnthle. of Port Huron; first mate,
Harry Thorpe, of Detroit; steward, Doae,
of West Bay City. The remainder of
the crew are not known to the ownera
In Cleveland.
TRACEV AND UAVINOE ATCHED.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct I7.-0orge
Levwrne. and Tom Tracey. two of tbe
moat widely known pugilist of their class
in the world, have algned to box 29 rounds
before the National Athletic Club of thl
city on the night of November 21
It I agreed that each man ahall weigh
Hi pound or lee at the ringside and it
la further stipulated that the refree ihall
be aelected U hour before the time aet
for entering the ring.
ANOTHER LINE OF STEAMERS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. .-The entr
ance of the Santa Fa Raliwa- Into San
Francisco will be followed bv tbe In
auguration of another line of trans-Pa-cine
steamship to ply between thl port
and the Orient. Vice President Paul
Morton, of the Santa F ha said that the
inauguration of the new line wax a near
probability.
VOLUNTEER DEAD.
PORTLAND. Oct. 27.-Henry Arpln, of
company E, Second Oregon volunteers.
died in this city today. He contracted
asthma and bronchltte at Camp Merrttt,
In San Francisco, and two week ago
came home on alck leave.
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week. Date of 0wnltig, HepiKiiilM-r Mil,
For rate eto.. addraoa tha Biiperlorena,
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A full llh of PI
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pe. TiihaCco,
tndmoksrs' ArtlcUs., ,
Manutncturar unci
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GIQARSI
THE PEACE COMMISSION S WORK.
The Instructions to the Peace Comml-
slonwrs before they started to Pari were
not made publlo for obvloua reasons, but
from a high official come the statement
that thl country will InxiKt upon Spain
yielding to every uemand wa make. She
cnJUiot do otherwise than give up even-
tually. She I like the alck man who la
contending with the etrong In buslnes
clrclee almost TMrwerlraa. It take many
ycera for nntlona to recovor from weak'
nes. but alck men cen quickly regain
hmlt'h and strength by taking Hoatct
ter'a Stomach Hitter. There have been
many bad case ot dyspepsia and Ind
gestlon cured by thl medicine when it
looked' aa though cure waa impoaalbie.
Th Hitter flrat put the atomach In order
and bring about proper dajieetlon ot food.
JSEPHI TO SUCCEED 81MON.
PORTLAND. Oct, 27.-Th(( republican
county committee tonight nominated Dr.
S. E. Joaephl for state senator for Mult
nomah county to succeed Joseph Simon,
who wa choaen United State Scnotor.
The election will occur 'November 15,
FOR BIXI0U3 AHD HEBV0U3 DISOEDHBS
such aa TlmV and rln In the Btonwh,
CUMIneM, 1'ulnei aftur meals. Head
nidie, Dlxr.lnKsa, Drowslneaa. Flushings
tf HonU Loa ot Appetite. Costlvoness.
l.lotclioa on the Skin, Cold Chills. Din
I turned Sleep, frlghtlul Dreams and all
Ncrvoua , and Tronibllnu Sensation.
THE FIRST DOSB WUL OITE &EUE7
IN TWENTY 1OTTJTE&- Evorr lufforof
will acknowledge thum to bo
. A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
' BKECHAta'S ritti,tak4'Mdlwcx
cd. will quickly restore Females to com
' plote, hfttiltb. They promptly ' remove
1 obatrnotlonaorlrroRularltlea ot tha ays
; toja and cura nick Headache. - for a
I VVeak Stomach
i Impaired' Digestion .
Disordered Liver
I IN WIN, WOMIN OR 9HILDRtN
. Deeoham's Pllla are I
VViihout a Rival
.' v v Aad bar the : I '
. ., LARGEST SALE
V attyFateUNedlclne lathe WorM.
Uo, at all I)ni Store.
CUHAN DEHT QUESTION
FINALLY DISPOSED OF.
PARIS, Oct. n. The Snnnlsh peace
commissioners have accepted the nega
tive view of the United States commls-
X oner toward the proposed assumption
by the United 8tate ot the Cuban
debt.
The American commissioners have
firmly but courteously declined to asuime
for the United 8tate entire or Joint re
anonslblllty for Spanish financial con
ditions, and the Spanls.i commissioners
hav finally abandoned the effort, and
have agreed that the Cuban article of
ihe protocol shall, -without conditions.
have a place in the ultimate treaty of
peace. Thus 8paln agrees to relinquish
jioverclgnlty over any clulm to Cuba
without either terma or conditions. All
difference, if any existed, regarding
Porto Rico and the cession of the Island
of Guam, were also arranged by mutual
understanding., and the commissioners
found themselves well nigh touching the
Philippine question, which t.-ii be taken
Up next week. The session of the Joint
commissioners, which began today, at 1
p. m ended at 4 p. m.
COLONEL BRYAN ILL.
SAVANNAH, ' a a.. Oct. ZT.-Colonel
William J. riryan continues mitte 111 In
his room at the Pe Soto hotel. His regi
ment the Third Nebraska, has been "ore
for 'wo days, but ho haa not been able to
seo any ot his olllccrg or discuss Its af
fair. Colonel Rryan Is attended by Lieuten
ant Colonel Mnus. chief surgeon of the
corps, who pronounced his complulnt re
niittant fever, nnd while no fears have
been expressed, It la said he has been
really quite III. A telegram has been
sent to Mrs. Rryan Informing her of his
Illness, uml It Is probable that she will
come to Savannah within a day or two,
Get Strength. Vio clear Comni'en
and Good Digestion. Not by Patent
Medicine, but In Nature'
Own Way.
Anv honest physician will tell you that
there i but one way to get Increased
flash; aH tbe ient medicines and cod
liver oils to the contrary notwithstanding.
Nature ha but one way to Increase
fleeh strength and vigor, mind and body,
and that I through the itomach, by
wholesome food, well digested. There Is
no reason or common sense in any o-her
method whatever.
People are thin, run down, nervoua.
nale and shaky In their nerves simply
because their stomachs are weak.
They may not think thev have dyspep-
rla. but the fact remain that they do not
eat enough food, or what they eat Is not
quickly and properly digested, as It
should be.
Dr. Harlandson says the reason Is be
cause the stomach lacks certain digestive
acids and peptones, and deficient secre
tion of gastric Juice.
Nature's remedy tn such rases la to
supply what the weak stomach lacks.
There are several good preparation
which will do this, but none so readily as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, which are de
signed especially for all stomach troubles
and which cure all digestive weaknes on
the common sense plan ot lurnlwhlng
the digestive principles which the stom
ach lucks.
8'uart's Dyspepsia Tablets give perfect
digestion. First effect Is to increase the
appetite and increased vigor, added flesh.
pure blood and strength of nerve and
muscle Is the perfectly natural result
Stuart's Dyspersla Tablets Is the safest
tonlo known and will cure any form of
stomach trouble except cancer of the
stomach. May be found at druggists at
51 cents for full slxed package or direct
by mall from Stuart Co., Marshall. Mich.
Gairos IVorli end Ucny
Neglect should never be laid tt tbe door of a housewife.
It may be she works harder than her neighbor, but doesn't
go about it In just the right way. Her neighbor uses
n a)
Washiiig PoydEi
r
i
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h
t
and keep, her house twice a dean with half i
the effort. Gold Dart Washing Powder haa r
given many a woman the reputation of belnn f
!
m queen oi Housekeeper, Do you ne itf H
irgcw pnegage-greatest economy. - f
TBI Jf. E. F1IBB1XI COirilf, Cklara klakl.. Ik. mlJ nibi,!.. t
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COLUMBIA IRON WORKS
Blacksmiths
BoilerMakers
Machinists
Foundrymen
Loggers'
Supplies
Kept in Stock
Lozslng BnglncM Dullt and Rcpalrod.
Heavy Forging Under Power Hammer a Specialty
' Sole Manufacturers of tbe I'asBrpasscd
" Harrison Sectional" Propellor Wheel ...
Maaofacturers for the Pacific Coast for tbe
ROBERTS WATER-TUBE BOILER.
WEAR RESISTERS
FOR
BOYS and GIRLS
We have a large stock of neat and durable
shoes at tha very lowest prices. Before pur
chasing Elsewhere, call and examine them.
JOHN HAHN. The Relloble Shoe Dealer
THE
LOUVRE
Seventh and Astor Streets, Astoria.
SHASTA MINERAL WATER, I'EtTER. X0BLE, ;
K1CK0RY AXD SHAW'S MALT WHISKIES.
ALL OTHER LIQUORS., WIXES, BEER AND CIGARS
Served Day and Night.
AUGUST KRATZ, - - Manocer
Pacific Sheet Metal Works
!.i
MANUFACTURERS OF
Vegetable
rult
CAN
S
spice
anl . :
Syrup
Lithographing on Tin a Specialty.'
San Francisco. Cat.
Astoria, Ore.
Write Us for Prices.
Falrhaven, Wash.
MRS. RICHARD COOPER.
NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Mrs. Richard
Cooper, the last aurvtvInK daughter of
James Fennlmore Cooper the novelist, la
dead, aged 79 years.
BUCKLEN'8 ARNICA SALVE
THE BEST SALVE In the world for
Cuta, Bruises, Sorer. Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever sores. Tetter, Chapped HatiUa,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re
quired. It Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
Colonel Bryan's regiment Is now In com- cents oer box. For sale by Estes-Uonn
mand of Lieutenant Colonel Vlsqunln. urug Co. ,
WILL ROUND T'P INDIANS.
WALKER, Minn., Oct. 27.-Deputy
Marshal Morrison will start In the morning-
to round up the renegade Indians.
Deputies Tnlman and Warren, in a day
or two, will Join In tho hunt for Old
Bug and adherents. Bug haa been seen
by many Indians so there 1a no doubt he
Is atlll Alive. His home Is empty and
furniture removed.
INDIANA READY TO SAIL.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 27.-Th9 Socond
and Third battalions of the Twentieth
Kansas regiments wll embark; on tho
transport Indiana at noon today. he
Indiana will siU aa soon as her human
cargo Is aboard. The First battalion will
be left behind In command of Lieutenant
Colonel 'Little, to sail on a later boat.
At the same time the omo will sail with
the two remaining battalions of the
Formal orders
Washington regiments.
have been Issued for the Iowa regiment anteed to cur or prloa refunded.
TWO FIENDS HANGED.
HOUSTON. Tex.. Oct. 27,-At Rich.-
mond, Tex., today Manuel Morris and
Peter Autre, negroes, were hanged from
a double gallows. Morris outraged and
then murdered a 6-year-old blind girl.
Autre assassinated bli mistress.
i AN ENTERPRISING DRUCK5IBT.
Thore ara tew men more wide awake
and aatarprlslng than the Estes-Conn
Drug .CO., who spare no pains to secure
the beat of everything In their line for
their many customer. They hav now
the valuable agency for Dr. Klng'a New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Cold a This la the wonderful remedy
that la producing such a furor all over
tha country by Its many startling cure.
It absolutely cures Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness nnd all affections of the
Throat, Cheat and Lungs.' Call at above
drug store and get a trial bottle free or
a regular ali (or 50 cents and 11. Ouar-
GRAND REMNANT SALE OF CARPETS.
500 Yards Body Brussels- Tapes
try Brussels and Moquettes to be dis
posed of at less than cost. -C.
HEILBORN & SON.
C. jr. TRENCHARD,
Commission, Brokerage, cMBtom hombc Broker.!!
AblUnIA, UHtUUN.
Agent W, F. 4 Co., and Paclflo Express Co'.
nsurance and Shipping
A. V. ALLEN
...Fancy and Staple Groceries...
Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses.
With tho Fruit to go in them
.....Prices lower
Than Ever
' ' 1 msnauwvM . . ....
Sole Agents for the LU.VLAP HAT.
Robinson & Co,
HATTERS,
3189 Washington Street,
Portland, Ore.
Hard to beat
Our line of airtight
Stoves and their
Prices
Something New
W.J. SCULL.Y
431 Boni Street