The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, December 18, 1898, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHK DAILY ASTORIA N. SUNDAY MOKMNd DECKMUKK 18, 181IS JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Tsltphon No. M. TERMB OF SUII8CRIPTI0N. DAILT. Bant by mall, per year Bent by mall, par month,.........., Berved by carrier, per month....,,.., .MM .. ,H .. . SEMI-WEEKLY. Stiit by mall, par year. In advance. ..Hot Postage free to suoscrlbera All communlcatlona Intended for publl- cation should b dire, ted (o tha editor, Bualnass communication of all kinds and remittances muat bo addressed to Th. Astorlsn." Tha Aatorlan guarantees to ta advei- liners tha largest rlrculauon of Wy aewspsper published on tba Columbia river. Adr.rtl.lrg rates ran ba bad on appli cation to tba business manager. XX AMAZED BRITON. Tba Bon. J. Hennlker Ileetoa U a dla. finished member of tha Rriflsh par. li want. H la known world-wide ansa of hit able and persistent edro- cacr of oho per International postage. IH the tu4r of which, question th pres et rexhod. employed, by foreign ne- Uons to extend their cotnmaroa and their tklpptac through poetal grants, have feet ander hla erlUral and kea review. A lav yearn aro ha discussed U subject of postal reform la tha columns of tha Korth Ajnartoan Review, during tha ourse of which ba made this remark aWa statement: a consequence of refustns; CO.. W a year la subsidies to native ship own- ers. or tl,0M.000. tha United Statea had to pay la tha same period no less than C.0O0,(W.Ctt for freights, while thou- mar. cantll. marine dwindled Into Inslgnia. canca." This wejl-poeted statesman knew very well Indeed that his own government would never let such an opportunity to Imfld op a treat steam shipping of tba Brit class pass by, and hs was paylnf only proper heed to an amaalng ubibt Boa of American neglect when ha mad th frank outburst which wa bars Quoted. i- is now saM tbat the amount that Americana hare, paid to foreign hip- owners since the civil war exceeds, twice ever, th total coat of that war, and the anoint credited to foreign shipowners hy the most well Informed American si egers Is, nowadays, three hundred mil. Bon dollars annually--about u M the total customs and Internal revenue receips of tha UnMed States govern meat. We need a few Hennlker Heatons la the congress toe United 8 tales with his knowledge and bis ability to graphic ally express justifiable amajement. 1 fr"rv ' laa as There iant ooe man in fifty thousand who i s good nurse. The average man frela aa msch out of place in s lick -room as s bull must ' clilna-atore. His heart may be ever 1 of aympatby, but b fcet axe heavy . hi fingero clumsy In moxt cues wben a woman 'f general health breaks down tbe original caue la weakness or diaeaw of tbe diMinctly femi nine organism. The onlv permanent cure lira in the correction of ail these disorders. Husbands ihonld know that Dr. Pierce' Favorite Prescription i the onlv medicine that invariably curea all ailments of this nature without "local treatment" and "eiaminatirat." It acta directly on the delicate and important organs concerned. It makes them well and strong. It allays inflammation, beats all internal ulceration and stopa debilitating drains. It soothes and tones tbe nerves. Pound st all medi cine stores. An honest druggist won't urge upon you s substitute. ' I had female trouble (rr many yean." writes Mrs. A I.ineeltiach. of Gratigrr. Swertwiter Co.. Wyoming, ''and tried many phvsiciaai until I was completely diarourared. Finally 1 tiyA Df lierce'i Kirurite Prescription ffr til month, aad I toon found that I u oiniplrtrlv tuttd I had been so bad I could hardly walk arroai the floor, but I am uow well and stroaz, Uunki to Dr. Pierce." No fsmilv should be without Dr. Pierce's Common Srnse Medical Adviser. It uaed to cost $1.50; now it is free. Paper covereo Copy, 21 one-cent stamps, to coer mailing only ; . cloth binding it stamps. Over 1,900.000 American homes now contain copies of tbis gTeat work. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y. A fur hat with white lace draptd around the edge and a mass of whlta tul'e bow and ends at one side Is a bit of typical headgear. Chamberlain's Colic, Cboitra and Di arrhoea Remedy can always be depended upon and la pleasant and safe to take Bold by Cftarles Rogers, druggist. A New England manufacturer Is so fearful of labor troubles that he will not permit the girls to come to work In strik ing oostumea. Luxuriant balr, or uniform color, is a oeauiuui head covering for either sex snd muy be secured by using Hall's Vege.! table 8UI!lan Hair Renewer. Henry Ward Beechec: A proud man Is seldom grateful man, for he never thinks he rota aa much aa ha deserves. Acker's Dyspepsia TWets are sold on a positive guarantee. Cure heartburn, rlrfrjr of food, dUtretm after eating any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet give hnmedlat relief 2S and W cents, for sail by Eatea-Conn Drug Co.' " i Narees. hi gUfajaArAjy' 1 1 . 1 r- a r i r v n. a' .1i ir S M 21' AtfcLtlc rroparaiionror As similating ftcFooJanJRctf uU ling ihc StouvuikS aiaiUowcls of A ' It rromolcs DiiicslioaClw rful oc5S .vdlicst.Contains ncittkr Opnim.Morrhliic iwr focral. Not N.uc otic. ADcrfcct Remedy f .;r Canstiaa- lion, Sour SUt-iwn.ri.in rwca. Wonns.Cwm Jsio.l cvrisl '' JacZ.i 5i,;UeeX icenv Stork. reiWiw. in i I 1 wr i , . . i i EXACT COFT Of WAWt. H j ' M5NH00D RESTORED a. .. p.rntdto re aU MBL fit I MM iwiTir ... iwCT ia waerative urnae of enaersra.caaarl by over-eaertloa, youiMul ertors, esreanee aw ol 77. Z. -j . SlertKlae to. Pn.Pnnce Iswe-Pana AJTugdmnhatiafajeata. Thud sad Ya.hlU iu . yortji or t FSTVS-CONM PRl'O CO A handsome chinchilla collar has a straight round cap of blue velvet, em broidered with cut steel, for a foundation, while the chinchilla falls over It In points. the standing collar being of fur. It Is a handsoae collar, though no one pretends that any eocnhlnaiioa could ba more beau tiful than a simple, fine fur. However, the ooanhlnadon a a tad of fashion, and makes for change. Its least virtue is that it lasts so. Soap i for cqnifprt; the clean are comfort? able. little collars of fur are shape, round, and are fastened In front with velvet tied In a sailor knot chin- chllla fur. with Hue velvet, makes pretty CDmbinatloa. a 1 Acker's English Remedy will stop a cour at any Urns, and will cure tha worst cold In twelve hours, or money re- funded. S and CO cents. Estes-Conn bruc Ca For aala by Gold bracelets are in big. round bands, ns Urge as the Jade bracelet, set, at reg ular Intervals, with big knobs formed of Jade, amethysts or effective semi- predous stone. CABTOTIIA. Bean lbs ' f M H fag 1 ftfBStUS of Instead of tucks down tbe chiffon blouse or vest run stripes of very norrow dark fur, snd the effect will be rich, charming . and unique. Wherever a bit of fur can ; be rucked into anything of tulle, chiffon ' or n-t. ihla year It Is stylish. Mokl Tea pos. lively cures sick headache. Indignation and constipation. A delightful herb drink. Removes s:i eruptions of tue tkin. producing a perfect complexion, or money refunded. 25 and 50 cents. For " u Mies-onn Lrug to. a xancy write scarf for the neck Is of the finest and sheerest mull, hemstitched across the ends snd down the sides with a narraw hem. On each end for a few Inches up Is a pattern of conventional- Ud violets, lightly embroidered, all In "Yes." she said, "a little. Papa Is com whlta Ing down the stairs and there Is Just a ' ' That 'he blood should perform Its vital function., it i absolutely necesssary it should not only be pure but rich In llfe rlving elements. Thess results are best effected by the use of that well-known standard blood Durllter. Aver' ri;.ra Da rin A striking gown of brown, made with the plain back and fastened across Just below the waist, with two oblona buttons lns of gold, and oranae velvet let Into th front of the Jacket In a square. sigzag pattern. A bit of orango velvet was In the brown hat Pains in the chest when a person has a 1 1 coia indicate a tendency toward nneu monla. A pleco of flannel damDened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on to ihe chtet over the seat of Daln will promptly relieve the pain and prevent the threatened attack of pneumonia. Tbl samo treatment will cure lame back in 1 few hours. Kur sale b7 Charles Rogers. dniRgUL Pale tinted handkerchiefs promise to be more popular than they were last winter. Tbey ar beautifully shaded and brocaded and promise to take the place of the discarded flowers. Bean tU The Kicd You Haw kmn Ml of Pompadour combs are now studded with gems, some being of great value, lis JewWe4 Sld- combs are still fashionable, the newest styles being made entirely of told or silver set with small oaimonds and orher precious stones. Tor Infants and Children. inu iinu rou nave Always Bought Bears tho Signature cf You Have Always (taught. rr as far 0. lellew Serve f Uia. ww turn arvnmnil TTsmMs arr, a-eaaca, aoah aa Weak Mrx Xoij The present style of full dress coiffure la leaa elaborate than it baa been during the last two seeeona Towering plumes and aigrettes and large bouquets of vio lets have given way to much simpler decorations. A small nosegay Of flowers on one side of the head Is girlish snd pretty, or a fllet of ribbon or a wreath of tiny bliHwoma. Cansda lacks only 37.M) square miles of being ss larxe as the whole continent of Europe: It is nearly thirty times aa large as Great Britain aad Ireland sod Is M.OUQ square miles larger thaa tbe United Statea. Chicago Tribune: Ethel Have you no. tlced how liabel Gurtlnghorn stuck on young Mr. Grurte-Saepp? Her mamma "Stuck on' 4a an odious phrase. I don't 1 like to hear It. Ethel-l used It sd I viaedly. mamma. He's tbe son of a very wealthy mucilage manufacturer. BUCKUEg'f AJtyiCA BALV THK BEaTT sULVTB la the world for tv iV" The (U KM Cuts. Bruises, Sorer Ulcers. Salt Rheum, fever aereaj Tatter. Chapped Hand Chilblains, caraa aad all fikla Eruptions. and positively cares Pfles, or no pay re made sailor qutred. It la guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or saoney refunded, price S cents nr sax. ' Tw sale by Vstas-C'oaa Draff Ca. Cleveland Leader: Mrs. Henpeck Do you dare to look me In the face and say nst? Mr. Henpeck-Not on your life. 1 propose to always reserve the right to dodge whenever I mske a remark to you. The rolling pin struck a corner of the mantel and fell harmlessly to the floor. TO CURE A COLD IX ONE DAT. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tableta All druggists refund the money if It falls to cure. S cents. Tbe genuine has L. B g. on each tablet. Brooklyn Life "But can't you lesrn to love me?" persisted the wrong man. She shook her head gently. "I've learned a good many difficult things." she replied, "but they have always been things th.it I wanted to learn." PLAttU) OCT. Dull headache, pains In various parts of the body, sinking at tbe pit of the stora acb loss of appetite, fevertshnes, pimples or sores ars all positive evidences of Im pure blood. No matter bow It became so it must be purified In order to obtain good health. Acker's Dlood Ellser has never fat' - ' to cure scrofulous or syDhllli'e noi ions or sny other blood diseases. U 'certainly a wonderful remedy and wa sell every bottle on a positive sua ran tea For sale by Estes-Conn Drug Co. Cleveland Plain Dealer: "Is there any 1,008 tor m7" ho Plaintively asked. posHlblllty that you can get awkay before he heeds you off." ROBBED THE GRAVE. A startling Incident, or which Mr. Tohn Oliver, of Philadelphia, wss tbe subject, Is nsrrated by blm as follows: "I was In a most dreadful condition. My skin wss , almost yellow, my eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in back and , sides, no appetite gradually growing f weaker day by day. Three physicians ' had given me up. Fortunately, a I frle"l advised trying 'Electric Bitters;' and to my great Jy and surprise, the flmt httl majlA a decided Imrirovcmenr continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well roan. I know they saved my life, and robbed the grave of another victim." No one should fall to try them. Only 0 cents per bottle Estes-Conn Drug Co. One of the greatest beautlflers of women and it Is not patented, olther Is happi ness. REMARKABLE RESCUE. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plalnfleld, 111., makes tbis statement, that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by her family physi cian, but grew worsa He told her she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no medicine could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. K.ng's New Discovery for Consumption; she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefitted from first dose, she con tinued Its use and after taking hIx bot tles found be wit sound ar)( weu; now does her own' housework arid Is as well as she ever was. Free trial bottles' of this Great Discovery at Estes-onn Drug Co. Large bottles W cents and 11.00. ' ASSESSMENT NOTICE, EXCUANGK STUI.15T IMN.OVE.MI.NT FROM NINTH STK15KT TO TUNTIl STRICT. Nolle Is hereby given that the asmnl msdi by Ordliiotn", No. ;.1( of (he city of Anions, Oresvn, entltlrd ' An lr Otitaiii M ('onilrtiilna 1I10 AaiMiiiiiit on I tin KMvlal A - linvlit Hoi) NO. fur th HtVf lnirviiieiit III lh v'liy f Aaioria, livaii, known as 'tha Iniprvvemixtl f Kaclianjin Hirvet. fnin Ninth H(Ht to Tenth Btreet,' " SiiMvrl oiinU'r U1I1, 1M. will be ilu and pnya. We In I'. 8. irM Cx'ln at the ottlcs of the olty rrruaiirrr ii January W vm mt, If not atl at said time the common mm ll will orilrr wnrraiite linM for the ixilleollon of Ihi-aanm The imniiihwI Is as follow; (taker, V. D, estate of t. It , tlwk ). Town of Aalorla, as laid oniN and wvrdHl by John Mrt rrvabyterlan Church if Astoria McVltira , IT! M trustees ot N. Jt 1. liliHk it 'lwn of Aalorla, as inid mil and reoordod by John First TivebyterUn Church of Asiiwla M'lum II et trust.'. ot , N. !. , blink it 'liwn of Astoria, ss liiUI out snd receded by John m viui , 11 et lurkor, IrvneC !. I. t'i"ik W. Twn of Aatorla. as laid mil and nvrdd by John M.x'lur 74 M l'aikrr, Charles L . H Ie T, llH k it Town or AtirU. Inl.l mil and riHrdd by John MvVlurw U Parker, Charles L S. Vi Ut . Nok it 1Nwn of Atorla. as hi 1. 1 out ami recorded by John Ifltiong. R. aivl Caroline, heirs of l.u. M.-nure UN irvtta Hirung Ut I. I4vk M, T'wn nf Aatorla as lil. mil and nvordrd by John M'liire 71 H Young, Penjamln ll t llok Town f Aatorla. aa Irtid out and recorded y John M.Vlura Tl U Ths following are payable In Installments the first Installment due January 1. 1ko Mrat Congrestlonal Chun h of Astoria, trustees of Ut 1 bU k is. Tvxrn of Atrrie, as laid out and r.wnlil by John Mi'lura T4 M Huarler, Eltsa Jane Lot 1 block U, Town of Aatorla. ss Inid out and ronrd ed by John MeTlure Tl H Py order of tha common council of lbs eli of Astoria. Oregun. 11. . NELSON, Auditor and rollee JuUe of the City x Astoria, Oregon. Astoria, Oregon, litvember U, la I Closing Out! ye will Positively close our entire Stock by January 1st. 1800. Any Persons wishing bargains must call before that time, as we positively mean what we say. We have a full line of toys, all kind of fancy and dry goods. Now is your timo to buy Holiday Goods. Chas, Kan 6c Co. Truth: Fortune teller Tour futur hu. band will be tall, have dark completion and be wealthy. Caller Now tell m another thing. How can I get rid of my present husband? Mr. Hardin Norrla. clerk of the drug store of R. Bhoemsker. Terry, I1L, says A man came Into our store the other day and said. 'I want a bottle of that stuff that saves children's Uvea I read in the News about IL The children may get sick when ws can not get the doctur Quick enough. It's the medicine you sell for croup.' " H alluded to Chamberlain' Cough Remedy and bought a bottle be fore a left the stora For sais by Chas Rogers, druggist Dnrolt Free Press: "I always trust my Wife to buy me a hat." "Has she super. tor taster "Well, she buys me a better one than I would dare buy myaelf." TWO POINTED QUEflTlONat AN. TV ERE O. What la the use of making a better ar. tide thap yojn competitor If you cannot get a better price for It? Ana As there la no difference in the pries the public will buy only the better. so tbat while our profits may be smallrr on a single sals they wll be much greater In the aggregate. How tan you get tba public to know your ma a is ths best? If both articles are brought prominently before thr public both are certain to b tr'ed aad the public will 'Very quickly psss Judgnwt upon them and use only the better ooa. This explaiM ths large sale on Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. The people bavs been using It for yesrs snd hnv found that It an always be depended upon. Tbey may occasionally taks up with some farbloaabls novelty put forth with exaggerated claims, but art cert.ilr. to return to the ooa remedy that they know to be reliable, and for coughs, colds and croup there- Is nothing equal to 'Jnamberlaln's Cough Remedy. For sale as- Charles Rogera druxsUt. Detroit Journal: The nume-TwIns! And buys! The father Goaid! Now we shan't have to deride whKher Sumption or Schley Is the hero of Bantlago. CASTOR I A For Infant! and Children. Die Kind You Hate Always Bought Bears tho Signature When a man hns nottiitix to do Io n. wa y attends to It hlmu'lf. Hpeakw Reed has joined the Portlund. Me., golf club and bj.-one an earneat devot of the game. A Milwaukee Judge recently granted a Chtrce with the provision ihut ihe wifj pay the husband alimony. One reason why editors rarely Indorse checks Is their natural aversion to hand ling paper with writing on both sides. flott's Nerverine l'iii rerrifdv i: rtrvous pr- (ration am all ner vo-j. discaictol tf WxnWvi or 2. .. ukir a.vp Arw.it t .i.sa gin of ri CX, tw.h 23 Nervous Pr&otiiti.n. IY.:;,1' r. aA Mtnhood, In-,poUucy, Uuh.' Ei;?u. liorj, YoutlJuJ Irors, KgaUl Wun , t--tcsMve of Tobacco or Opium, which iud to Consumf lion and Inianity. $1.0(1 Wr box by maili 6 boae for $5.00. MTtCBtWCa'.Ba. to ClOtfM. Ilh For sale by EBTES-CONN DRUO CO. 111 isi5s',rtww:'Ovw34c'l,ii.; .... ktr)rrrtnn Z!iat,nc' S-llla luv. Oiuffli.fi u...- l uw;i t'..u..y c at Mil imh, diinlVa, fin, a el ; or rniniswos ui Mun mna rwrvat rsmicra. a lata r- m aiw.ywiii.mri. alta Maa, Caulu. Irva. Adgress. '1 H,Tt rrarr, ninrwi, ttjl'mr:-r7r!n'l ijurlll t. r Lftiii. u'..rfi.S2".irjrA Br"'n"l rhlj'o-s. I sm -WA tirrvow b. cons lontion. etne nutciom,. m oim w-r. I ..i...t tii,oa u , Twltohina o aellda, i-J-i. immwt.ni. !,. iTn. ..-iT.ni.y lM.Jft.rn. bur 1 U........1 . ..... .. ... r.7441 .. . '.. . nrm. .".l7 ('ntiuiii'tviiil St. cmr.F ok roijc'i: sale Notice I hereby gn that, by virtus of a aarrant rr th.. collection of a da. ! Ilnqurnt aaMtnnt for the lmrrovmxnl in the oily or A.torta. Orrn. lowtti Thlny-fHiri etrt from Franklin avenue to Duane trrt duly iued by the Audi tor and IMIh e Jud( of aaid city, by di rection of the common council of said city, said warrant l-ing usl the M day of November. !.. to me dlreeted. and th aaamnt In which speatfled amounting to t-io, with Interest th.rwo at the rale of I rr cnt pr annum from tnr na oay or ifc.('-MDr. iwo, sn4 Doing asatnM the follnwitif namd person, to wit: Laura M Wballey. owner of the foi. lowing dncrlbrd rl property, to wit! lot 4. In block U in the lurt of L'pper Aatorla. as laid out and rwled by John aaair. ana aiso asiirvx said annva na crlNfJ nronvrty. and which warrant com mands me to nuk levy upon snd Os or sahl derl'rl ral pro(rty. In order to ewtlsfy said wtrrant and said aaaeas mrnt. and tos-thir with the lntreat thrreon and th rot and .iMflM of al sale, and puruvnt in aild warrant, snd the command therein contained. I o,d. un the tl d ly of limlr, trt. duly kvy upon the above descrttwd rl prop erty. ad I will, on th M day f January, ins. st ths hour o( 11 o'clock In ths forenoon of said dy. st tbe ronrt noue door, rnwlr th wntranee of said Court heua on Ninth .'rrt, in the c!y nf A lorla. county of ltD. Htaia of Orinin. ll aald dfecriUe.1 ral prorty at pub lic auction to th bkrhaat blddrr for caah. In I'nltMl Ktatrs (44 eln. to atify aald aaauimn. tn iti:rrat tnrrm. snd the coat and expert ikf sJ a afornald, and the accruing mtt. Datrd at Arorit. 'rTrin. ths 3d dsy of December, issa. Chief of Police if Astoria, Oregon. flllEP OF pHLIi'i: SALE. Notice la hrrlir lvn that, bv vlntia of a warrant for tha oljerrlon of a de linquent ajMPMnient for the Improve ment In th rl'y of Aatorla. urrgoti. to. wit : Alleyway running through Mook LI. snd 5. from th wet line of Thlriv. elfhlh street to the eaet line of Forty etrond tret. d'lly lur, by tha Audi, tor and Police Judse of id cltv, by dlrec. tlon of tha common couit. II of aald city, a d warrant ..'in iNt.d (he U day of Novemlx-r. IMS), t., ma directed, and th etment In winch atMi.-inrd amounting to 7ir. with lnt-rt Ihemm st th rats of Pr rnt p.-r annum from th 5th day of HoptrmtH-r. l, and being against ths following namml tx ruon. lowlt Ho. dolth Harth. onr of the following de. .crlbed real proix-rty town : I.01 , block I In the I'on of t pprr Aatorla a laid out and recorded by John Ada r. and alao nsainat .il'l iiliov dciirrllird propnity, and which warnnt comrnand. m to make levy upon tin. I of ,i, d"crlhe. ral proiM-rty, In ordi-r to .at fv al,t anrrant and .aid i""!ncnt and totfethar with the Intcr.-Ht tliro.ii and ihf. coat snd exi-n of .i:d .i.e, and pursuant iv aniu .rr.ui urr in comuiiini, tnre ln contulnr.1. did. on th l day of IiecemlH-r, I't. duly (..v noon iha Jiova ni-acr two ri-ni nrnTiy, .no I wi II. on ne zii oay or jancary imi. at the houi f II o'clock n 'hi. f.renoon nf ail,: ilav at the court hotuo door, n.w.t th" en. trance of nld court lioiua on Ninth trpet. In the cltv of Aatorla. county of v mi ai.ur 01 T" iron, KH, ill il Tllu'd real property at ihiMIc aucthin t 'lie hlKhrat bidder, tor (Mali, In l.'n led States gold coin, t ui fy a!d n.'n inent, the Intcrent thereon, and the eo' ami expenar of s:ild j as sforesald nnd the sccrulng routs. Dated at Atorl.i. Oregon, the Id day of I'ccc muer, laJa. m E. HALLOCK. Chief of Police of Astoria, Oregon. Beware of Imitations lAJOrS WomstcrsliirciO Vat aOMN ouaeiue soaa, Aatar, SIW voas. bo.n n. .... ... r- Hi 1.1c. mi .,n-.', , r. Vt t 'Ml. I,y tjit ,-Ant -lltll. tlormia id .1 ) ,i,it, f.f;.l,t hem Dftacu 2 1M f f . ... . .. .1 aW aJhj a i . . -. a. . V 'sloo Hmmitri, cn.. Sn.aai.an. CnL For1 sale by Charln Rogera' ' " r " .. a. x.n'i, .111 . ai.i"f .ni.'l, -in-irTen ASTORIA AND C0LUKC1A RIVER RAILROAD. Lvavs Aatorla"" (Dally) '"! Arrive" Portland .nil iiinrUIn m n m ' am p. in 71 U ;W sprees iralin vlalll.ltill.W nnaiioa, riimin. Weat- port, I'latakanle, tlotuet ronneoiion at Hob a tr Ihs ICaai and l'uaat ipuunu puinia n.m am, U 40 I.UUI p.m.a.tn. ABiona, ptaalla and New Aatorla raiaenaer rj 7:w irains. via Warrsnlon Mini Kiavel, Niliulay Hunter' speo-l lal Astoria to BMalde 1. 101 J. C. MAYO. a r. p. a. WHITE COLLAR LINE Columjla Rtver and Pugei lound Nsvl gallon Company, Teihone leaves Astoria dally, sieeol Sunday, at T p. m. ' Uaves-roHland'daUy aaoept lundsy I Aa PL Whits Ctillar line tiekots Inlen banioable on Teletihona, T. J. letter and It. H. 1 hompetm for Aatorla and all way points, N "ocot v,w I'eoh, aad J- TATIMl n. iCOTT. I'reeideat asiorta Agent Telenkone Na U GnELr,i TICICETH Through palaoa and tourist alseeara. lining and library observation sere. KC.EOANT VC8TIDULB TRAINt, Na 4 Limited leavea rortlaa4 at I a at. ho. I Limited arrives fertlaad at M:U a sa. For rataa etara,. 5 Agent a H. A N.. Aatorla ar l?rTOrW Or. AkKIVI. t.t Mall or AWt.!g Koulih Itrnd, li.irn, H.k.nr. Wvllli, HiltUi, 1 No. No. I. o Xi s. in, I It V Aiiai oni'a. xt rul.l lu CJo. Nr V..rl, IbMtoll land all point ri and nJ a-.uiiiri. N.. V lop m. Vo, A j I p m. I'xrt'and. Hall "! racoiiia I ai'm. tori Ifa-altl. lactate, 'lm' iia and liilcnuf.ll.iel polnia. Three day to HI. Paul. Omaha, Kan sas City and other Mlaaoun river notnia. Thrw and one half days to St. VuU, Mllwauke and Chleaga. Fnur and enw-half day 10 Washington, Ittlladeiphla and orh-r far raun joint 1 rai,n t"nie. . A C. It. It. rll ktaha VI 07 tha aSt bound - i KVliai taking me A oMiva morning train w connaottori al Ooble wMh th fet mail. I'nlon depot ennrtlina at all principal rltlee. Hassag rhekd through to destina tion of tlcketa For sle-ina car reaervatlons. ttrkeis, mmps f rotite and Othnf iafortnatloa, cell on ar sddrsse J. C. MAYO Agent. 151 ComromviaJ lit Aalorla. or A. l. t'llAllLTuN. A.alXant ()nral PaaSreiaar Agrnl. MA Morrison Hlreat. ortland. Or. Through Tickets -TO THaV EAST AND SOUTHEAST -TU- 7s PULLMAN PALACS ILEEPEKB. TOURIST l(LEKPERa aad PREE RECLINING CHAIR CAR -Dally to- Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha. Chicago, Kansas City nnd other Eastern oltlos , Hievise checked through to deatlnstwn, I nton i.poi. fat time, lowaat rates I'mi.rh llehl In sll car.. er ritaa and other Information call or aiiirraa U W. LOITN8IIRRRT, Agern. , H. N. Co. Astorls, Oregon. j t KMiiniir, ten. Aseet, A Third st. our Aider. Portland. Or Rogers, druggist. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED W NTED-A MAN OF OOOD AUUltlCHH 10 canvas A.lorta on s liiinlnois propo altlon: s good opening will bs olTerid id inn risnt olllca num. Address 11, Aatorlso V ANTED HOT JRB EBTABL1HIIED 20 enrs-tiarty. elllinr lady or gentleman, of ood church stnndliiar, an correspon dent, anu inunaxer ner,- Ni ed not P-ava hoyie. Sulury IHofl Hint year. EnHoae p,"u-niiiii,o.npo .iiimpwi envelope to A, T. Kld"i-, Uutteral Mnntiger, care Astorltin. FOR RENT. FOR RENT-OOOn HOUBR AND BAHN niiu rour acras or 111 nu, nmr Clatsop City st nt Inn. known as the Clatsop i"oioltli-a Apply to . Tagg, ita Commercial at, city FOR BALE. FOR SALI'i-IIOUHK AND LOT. COIl nr tlruiid avc-niii) and Twonly nlnth Hirnet, Ciiperlown, lot 7,'ix(k foct, Apply to John Butl. RESTAURANTS. GOOD 16 CENT MEALS AT TUB Ris ing sun tteaiaurant. MISCELLANEOUS. IF YOU WANT FINE MlTHHKI-8 AND crawnsn can on uoorge Hartley at the National, where all the delicacies of the season can be found. TRY BUILLJNa:8 .BK8J TEA AND baking powaor. SWEET CREAM 10c A PINT AT THE Jt. . . SALOONS. THE LOUVER UNDER fiifflABL munagnmcnt of August Krats, la dally becoming a mors and more popular re sort. Ths club rooms on the second floor are now an attractive feature of ttis establishment.. ' I- I stoni: ySp I flRIl .i.iisa LIVR 1 tli'HIK I OM Mill (Til RpF' TIM II 5CMmllt.li. Kmm rorilaud DKI'AHT Assivs K Mail a p. m, Suit l nkc. Iictiwr. Kl World. Ilinalia. kmi it. t'lly, l. ui, l IiIihi!. mid I .. VIh W .IU, HiIiiiv NMlillrxnria, M.l' oil I'uliilli, Milwaukee, I lilciitiu and I'n.l, fium A.iurla K..I Mull 7 Jna. m HK'kitn I ,m m Hpohans flyer lu Ins. m, UCIIAN STI1AM5IIII'. All Snllllis Halts .lib Jrct to cliNiiite, fur ean Hmwco- hull NiininlHr t, Ii. a, 11,11 IT, 'SI, V.I, M aixi W, Coluinlil It Ivor Hlen triers To Portland and Way Ijinillnsa, I roui Cortland. Wlllam.lt Itlver, Tsui si mi Asmei Mo Uil.f ndny la m. 4: is) p. ig. Tue. Thar lid Hal, Moll. Mud! and rn 're(oii t'lir, Ncwtwrx Sali'in A nsy land' WllUm.tt. aad Yss.' hlU MUera 1. m I K) it at, St.lM.V.d. and m. Tor., rttur1 aud ml Wieg"ii 1 11 y, iMyuui, m j way MIHllltsa, Lv aluarlal Lvlswuta I U I, ID, dally eie l dllr,. 11 JeaBKivsr. raKfiiiay 1 Rlrlsto Mwl.Uin. rriii Lsave Lewistown dally stt Friday. O. W. LOUNiMEHKT. W. si BUIUjicilT. A"- Oaa. raa. Agt PeruaaA or, EAST w SOUTH LEAVE PORTLAND Aittuva LAND EX. n. for aBUin. IX tuKvt ei Q oaaaaMiAgM ' tf Amll jQl Diilag iCsr r. U Rnslt Tfosj r,, 1 Jk A. M ll. loikt Daily s... escepl c,, Sunday ItUMbl "acrsn burg. Ashland. acramenlo. Uadan. 1J A. at Ma rranelsoo. Mo f5 lei ve. Ioe in.iU CI Paso. Naa (hs. leana and the East. Roeeburg passenger Via Woodhurn. for Mount An ft. Mil. yarton, West ,,, Krownvlll. itprlng. 011 and Nation.... Corvatlts nssssnger Independanco pass' i r. u Dally lrpl sadsy MA. st U s A. at Pally, tlially escepl Dunday. I otllloctlli ai Nan k'nnain wilt. rkrf. d.ntaj A Oriental. I'ei in., MaU ana iioa. alilc ateaniahm linaa JAPAN. CHINA, . At SHIALIA AND uuiir Rebate ttckata on a.ia A.llw ,J. nrtMtid, Hairaintanio and rUa Krahula. co Net rt HI drat iae, and U sao-ond-rteas. m.li.llng slaer. Itstes an.1 llckata In Kaaiara potnta and EuroiKk ' Also Japan. China, Honolulu, and Australia (n be otxainl from J. H. K III K I AN Ticket A-t. IM lltTrfsiT. R. KOKHLEIt. C. l(. slAIIKIUki Manager o. r. P. A, Threush ticket Kset for owe ratea. Cal on C. J Trani-hsH. or asnt. Wells Karso Company's office, Astoria WHEN GOING EAST Use a first rlsss tins In traveling be tween Mtnnaapolla. M. ptu tnd Chicago, and ihe principal towns In Central Wis consin, Pullman Palace Bleeping and Chair Cart In eervtoa The dining cars are operated In Ike Internet of Its patrons, the meat elegant service evr Inaugurated. Meals sra served a la carta To obtain first cleea service your ticket should reed via The Wisconsin Cental fJnes. Plrei t connection al Chicago and Mil waukee for all eirn polnia For full Information call on your near set ticket ssant. or write JAf. C, POND. Oensral Ptasenger Agnt, or JAt, A CIA7CK. -4-lwaukee, Wis. Urnaral Agent, Ml Stark Htrest Portland. Ore. vU Hillings snd Iturllngtnn routs, and rou resi-b Omaha. Kanaa city, Bt. Lou 1 a snd sll other southern snd aouthosatsra cities hnlf a dsy sooner than travslers who taks any other Una Oo east via 8t. Paul and Ihe Ilnmngton routs, and you rid. ths finest train oa sarth-th. Burlington.. Bt. PaulCI,lraa Limited. Qo east via Ogden and Denver, and you see ths wonderful scenery of th. Rockies, famed Ih. world oyer as Ih. moat ms. nlfloent on the continent. 4 . Tickets at ofDcss of connecting lines. A. !. BUELDON. l7 1097 Fishef Brothers LUI1WIC Al'INd OILS A SPECIALTY ASIOUIA.. SELL HHIP CHANDLERY HARDWARE IRON AND BTEEL ('OA Ij rA'aMflA!i.YsAttNiB,iM 1 A 1 it 11 A N K H Hl.ALKB PPP11H.AND WIN DOWfl A'lRlCULTUn All Ijl llll A 1. I IMPLEMENTS WAOON8 AND VEHICLES. OASToniA. Btsn th lha Kind You Hati Aiwaya Boi)ht '''JI IS a non.fini.niin.,. 'UltKsX If a ; , ' . iiniiiirriiifa, V A II'!".'1- "'""""rrhira, 1. vj ;'"", unn.tural Hi.I U "fmrii.-n, or any InDamnia. r . . . . - ' in I 10 .nuTli 0,.r.nlM M it iirl.tM. lion Irritation r ulriia- llf Illllflnl.B I MUUflb tl kfHEEvANB ClIEStinar Do. brain. Muu-Mirliiinnt tGisuaatihp.i J " "ratgguu, . . j 1 v. " ' ,u 'ln "rappar. Hun . Mi Go East... lircular saut us mii-tiit. 'J- rSaiaa.