The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, March 21, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY ANTOttlAlM, 1TE80AY MORNING. MARCH SI,. 1599. mm An Kxetllent (Join Mimt Ion. Th tilcaumt iih'IIkmI unit lieiieilolul rrri'cl or tin' well known ri'iueily, Uritifr or 1'IOM, iiiMiiiifiift urotl ly I lie Vai.ikiiiikia Kut Nviil'i- Co,, llluMrata tlin value of iilitalnltiir tlin limit tlVK principle, of 11111111 liinmii to l iiiKilUilnnlly Inmitivu itmt iirowiillnir them In tlin fiirm nttwt. refreshing; to thn taste mill aiwiilttlile In the system. It In tlin itiii' perfect Mrt'iigtlu plug" luKtt tlvo, ilKniinliiir tin' ovili'iii rlTi'rlunll.v, llirllltir 11 'l'li. Iii'mlni'lii' iiml fever Kcntly yet promptly and rnalilliifr our in iiviTi'iimn habitual riiiiKlintliiti it uttiiii'iitlf It iKTfi'rt fii'iilmn frmn very ofijfetliiiiiililn iinlllv ami suli atauoe, and II ai'llnif on llii k lilm-va, liver ami bowels, without urnki'illiiir or Irritating- tlii'in, matte It the lili'ul laxative. In Ihn iirmitwi of iiiuiiufaoturliiif Hun are uwil, a tltrv urn pli-esani to I lie taale, but the medicinal qitalltleaof Ihn remedy urt obtained from Minim ami ithtT aromatic, plant, by a iiirtliiat known to I ho CAl.trolinu Klu StiUT '. only. In uriliT lo tfrt IU hriielli'lnl rlfiH'U unit to o villi Imitation, pic aw rrmnnilirr the full name of Ihct'ompaiiy printed mi thn front of every package, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. AM mAMUIWO. OAU IX)UIVU.I.. KT. KRW TOUR. M, T. Cut Ml by all Diugglal Price fOe. pel buttl. SEARCHING THE WINDSOR.RUINS'-Kr.S Large force of Men Enraged In Clearing Away the Huins of , ' the Burned Hotel. , i - TWO BODIES WERE FOUND The Prcient List of Mlsjlnf Number' Forty-four, Exclusive of Serv ant! Honor for Miss Goull MOW YoltK, March JO -A .lilft of W) min worked tonight In the ruin of the Windsor huH'l ararchlng for budiea, Two wr. found i) ii tin the day and night. Hwvrnl per.uti hlllirrto reported a mlaallia; Wrr. f.iulld lu lit f today. Til. present nut of missing numbers 41 Tlil. however, Uki' Into account liul ( of Hik in iirvaiil. of tin tiou.a. HliAHOIIINU Tll Itt'INrt. SKW VOHK, Maxitt W-lt It MIvJ H.irkm.'ii liMtuy rracll that pari of lliaVVImUor tl'Mrl rullia tir !( of r Uxllra ar u'ioiwl tu b. Tha work of r.'tuoHiiK tlin drlifla goca on iillit and day and niu li irii.a will In nia.l lk)ur. ihn rulna having moli-d and mma of Hip tlirvKt.iiliw walla havlnf fallva. No ilik ami liovol. nr. JId Hi. Uli'if r. Tliry rfinova ih. ilrbr;. with llii'lr haiula. Ttirrv In a IW" fold il.nlun A wiiinan about a. inn. h aatUfao lion out of looking at faaliion 4atr a hurmry man doa from Hit odora -ni. ,n ,1.,. .,iho,l naiinc rrom tn noti kitunan, ... th. tlnar wngon, wtitck, la not to t ium. mon4 until -want.d, . and than to tha niornua. iialon, aui b a followad fir and I'ark Piaca Olaaai.r, I r. Dunlin haa InatruiUd tha pollc to r.niova no Jiwnlry from tha bodlna, Huch bu b'n tha cuatom, and vorJimliin f.ultml, Now tha coroicr will tukn rliarn nf tlila inattar, -Tha hotl afo hm 1n found unln. lurad, It haa not bnn ovenad, Mlaa IIvIkii tiuld turiiMl har tioua Into A liiirniui luat avonliiK. four loti lalili-a worn miri'ud In lir kltrhcn, Mlara nf ooffn. wnr ut on Ilia rann, ham aarw). wlnhi't wro cut In Ilia laundry audi avll thn limn at work on tlm rulna wrra In. n 1 co 10 .top for rofr.ahmoma. 'IliU m l of kliiiliiiviii ihorotiKhly niirri'lati'd by Ilia llrvd and hungry woikmi'fi. Frank tioulil waa around liora iiiulljr lu aca that nobody( wlio p-pll'-d writ away uimrvid. Tha lUmii. to Ilia Uoiild lioiinn la about 110, W, All niiria of thdirli-a ara current a to dm hi lain of th fir. On Vi-ry paralat. "HI Hi'ory la thitt thlovea aot nr. to tha liouaa In ordor to aid thrni In roblfry. I'hl.f lionnir aaJd ha bnllfvud tha flra Inrl'il iKimrwlKTa n.ar Ihn big walar lank oil ihn roof, ralriilalw! 10 hold n.uiu gallona, wbli h aa niir tha wurl on thi' Korly.nlith atr.rt alda. Thut till, lank droppitd Into 1h liolal and maila a hula tiiar niiouifli 10 atart Ilia rUmi-a. Hhli4i hud alrruly oblillnnl good h'oul. WMy and plwity of play. Thn rraj.li of ihia timk waa what waa gi-nnrally auiKMrd to b tha Drat ax. ploaloil. Tha uold.-nul ripliMlon from tha lomliiiailv mati-rlul In tha bulkllng mum a little lulrr. Thla thaory would iontralli'l Ihn theory of Ml (Jould'a th" f thai ho ia flanira lirar the fltff on til. wa.t alda of tha building, but rvrrythlng now trmla to atiow that tha fire to-K a 11 on Ih. eut alda of II, A MjHKHVr.ri KMtaiNITION. WILL SETTLE THE BOUNDARY Sir Julian Paoncefote and Secre tary liay to Make a Tem porary Alaskan Line. MORE TROUBLE IS FEARED A At ftcmtBt, Though Tmpor ry. Would Avert iCIh Between the rtlne'rj of Alaska WAMIIINUTON, March -Th. rirlttali amijiiaaiutar, Mir JulWu I'auncirfnti', con- frrJ Kxlny with Mwr.tiiry lliiy In rrl. rvw, It undnrat'Mjd, to th modua vl. v.iult to he obaervtd along the Alankan lmuniiiry In ordrr to o1vlate the pL bllrty of a ilh pending the final d-llm. limtlon of tha bord.r. The nfd of thU haa ln-rn mphaalxnl within the hi at few ikiy by ivport of a buttl tM-twii-n Can. rtdUn and American propctor on I'or. rujilne rlvr. Thew? report have cauned ronaMcrable unrunineea In offlrlal rrr.-g in lndon, and .fforln have brvn made to leurn Uie facia. There haa been no of. fldal Information, however, either here or In Ixindon, Sir Ju'.lan iUKical trmt a temporary Pack Indian r.aervatlon for soliciting campaign fund for Ih 194 election. The money la gll-gd (o hnv Tuen onctat to help mk good the deficit In tha campaign fund of tha national committee of ttia democratic party, . ii! ' HKAQWAY STHI K K ,T.VDK3. WIATTIJS, Mrh .-Th teckhont'of tba atrlk on tha White fa A Yukoa railroad ha been broken, according to the ofllcera of the ateamer Boaalia, which arrived today from Hkagway. J, R. White, one of the atrlke leader, haa ben nentenced to nix month' lmprlon. in 'lit at Htika by l.'nllid Slate Commi aloiier Mehl'lrede for Inciting riot. IjAMAOK )IAH IfKlvN IlBI'AIHED, HI'ATTLK. March OT.-The diimnge ni u nod by the anowellda to the Great Northern railway, near Wf'llngton, hi liern reilrd. Through truffle wa r umed today. I'HirB OK NAIIil ADVANCED, I'lTnttVfUt, March lu.-Th American Hi ee a wire l.'ompany, hu made another advana of U cent a keg In tha price of nail. Salmon Twines ; ' IJoublo-knol; Nettings, Cotton ' Seins, Twines, lines, Etc. Wa iav no eonaeeUon, wtto eomoinaUon. and balraj tha only diraet tBprUt of Salmon Twin and Nat on tha aoaat, w eaa gopply tba vary beat a4 lowest price cona latent with quality. W handle Uia only Bootoh Twlnaa oa tba Erfc, HONEYMAN & McBRIDE 193 & 195 Third Stret-t. Cor. Taylor. POKTLAND, OR. Pacific Navigat lonupmpany INC'IIBAHK IN WAOM. 1 RONTON, O,. March .-Th nailer and nlppera In the Keilyt Nail Company'a nail factory here have been granted an advance In wagea of K per rnt. THE 8T1UKB AVERTED. CLEVELAND. March -The trlk of all th moloer In thla city, thrratenel for today, did not take place, the foun- drymen granting the 10 per cent Increaae In wegr demanded by the flien. NEW ViikK. March pi. rr. Conu mlmloiier H-Miiiii'll today .Mil to Mla llelmi tlould tetter III which h In. f.inie.) h.r that. In view of the aervlce arrangement tie made. Thl wouid nuiln- reiiilnrrd by tier on the occaalon of the lain atutua quo. t h tide making no Wln.l.or botrl lire, he liilendwl lo pr. r:.t (1Tlhrr gdvance ending a final ware. t' hi-r a gold lm.te, which wouhl inillle , . .. , . I her lo elil.-r the tile illiea at any file III Ulr. ir New Vork Anoiher bdx will line probablv wtll be run by the two g jv. 'be .re.uiiKl in Kr.nik J. (iould. who crnmenia. Thl would not afTert perman. A. R. Da Fluent, editor or tu Journal, Doyleitowo, Ohio, auffered for a number of yra with rbeumatlam to hU rlgbt houider and aid. 11 aay: "My rlfbt arm at Umea wa tntlrely aatiesa. I tried Chambtrlaln'f Pain Balm, and m urprld to receive relief aimoet lm. mediately. Tba Pala Balm baa been a eonatant companion of mine ever tine and It never falla." For aal by Charles Roger. HTEAMER8 R. P. Eltnoro W. H. llnrrlHon ONLY DIRECT LINE ABTORIA to TILLAMOOK GARIBALDI BAY CITY HOEJSONVILLB CoDuecting at Astoria with tha On-ijon Railroad k Navigation Co. for Kan FanciscQ, Portland and all points eat. For freight god paaseo ger rates apply to " ' Hamuel Elmore aft Co. General Agents, ASTOBIA. ORE COHX k CO., Ag-enU, Oregon Railroad k Navitration Co., : TILLAMOOK, Ore. POILAND.Ora. W teev saved many aoetor bill star tirgan ualng Chamberiain'a Cougn lleniedy in our hum. Wa keep a buttle pen all tha time and whenever any of tnr family or myta'.f begin 10 eatrh oold w be in to um the Cougb flmrdy, and as a result we never have to eend way fur a doctor and tneur a larg dMior hl:l, for Chanibrlaln'a Cough Itewedy never falls to cure. It la per. eialy a medicln. of great m.rlt and wnnh - I). 8. Mearkla, Ueneral Mo reliant and Farmer. Wattle, lledford county, I'a. for .ale by Charles Itog.re. There In llo orraalon for the elreet i -leaning li'inninent tn do ii) thing ao long w.Kneii allow iheir gown, in e .-.-( up a. I Ih. utihxal'.hy an. I .Il.tco.i. log .letin. on the aldewvlk ECZEMA ON HANDS Vtter Would Ooia Out and Drop on the Floor. Doctor Could Not Relieve. First Application CUTICURA Stopped Itching and Enibtd to Sltop. Curtd In Ona Month, 1 Wxt e.eaa ue ai; aaad. eo bad thai whe I ehui ikeat, ih mailer wnvkt wi aal end drnfi uUeUouf. Uy heed. et full efetlef bile. lei.. I waa utle Ut. eaie ot a doelof for a walk, but ha did aM so good. IvasadtlMd lo Uf CiMM St remeill. and II eoederful M .ffert ihey kei. Tb JlrH ppttfitm nut Ve7W ftr. Itieei atetwe, and aeiar' la We' ' M, A.l1NUUII'r,Ciarado,N. D. Ilnlilea I loin the V. rt'i keae. Wife the ie. brla tnkoH up with the ahuv.l lha Jewelry nml ochar propenr mliihi thn b thronn unaeen In I i the carl and be met away among lit Waete heapa. Etciy prerau. lion la taken lo rolbxH every aru. l.. f value, o ike ikmii are allowed in lake up only the amalleat fragnienia of reik end re Inaiructrd l' 'irh ai e.'i) inoiiieiii for hlddi n piopiriy Whatever la found In Una pf gir.a la turned over lo rh. poll. and taken lo a tlule h,iiuy i.n.Klflb aveaue, Wh'Te It'iun'tntiiiiu Nnnr-nl bee ealahllahxl hea.l. iMiariera end a property bureau t-at aonie .f ih workmen ae.-tele al.,u thrlr prrioitta )i-W-r Mild olliiT alllalllea lhr 1 utile o.a III llulr luUora. they r aearched after they atop work and arc uilownl to Irme Illy r"lllld. KorilO'l Ml a long Hue, Ho-)' are mari-lird between ivwa of wJi'hfiil .'lh'erneii ii, the allulil) allele Ihelt clothing I cute. fully overhauled for hidden treaaure. Hut tiekoiid all ronald. ration for valu. aide In the car. Ueeil In tlelvlhg In the ' aliteil hi .later at the fire. ENlll.lHII CAI'ITAI.IHTH HEEKlNtl INiharTMENTH. I'ropoir id Inve.t In line llundnd Tnou. .4 lid Acre of (Ml Ullld In the I loll j 11 Territory. KANHAH ITV. Mo . Mnrrh ' -A pd'ly of Engiiah capiuliat coniHed of 1'. J I'nilner. Iliai ii and C. W. M. Itolfe. all of U.ioI'Mi. and cconipaiilel h I'mf. Hoverton Hedinotid, a 1ondJn enl Intrrema, but wou.d serve a leg.il barrier between lawless fortune aeekvrt In that lociillty. Ine plan la fuvorably received on both Ule and la likely to be carried Into effect. i jTlltiCKLE EEAKED HETWEEN I AMKItK'ANH AND CAVAt'lANS. NEW VORK. March Ju-A special to the Herald from Wah.nglon aaya: De. spite the repri-sentations of thl govern. The 3J.0UVA0 arre of government land In Mexico, the right to reclaim which ha been given to Dr. J. Dais I'rleto. Mexican cjnsul at Corpus Crlitl, Texas, I to b colonlxed by former Bpanlsh soldiers from t'uba and Porto Rico, who either cannot get home or do not want to go. j The value of the grant la entlmaUd at i something like tnuxi.oiiO. and Is given to j Dr. f'rleio In recognition of his success j In bringing foreign capital to Mexico. I ASTORIA MEAT COMPANY 5 Telephone Ne. 03 1 Handles Only the Choicest Meats j 429 CeaiaMrclal It.. Beit Palae. Rraa u.t. W. F. SCHEIBE,sre of Rellsible In pee, j and 5ataaers' Article. I aT' Commercial St. The "Death Knell ' ha beeo sounded : to Apothecaries' Drugs, acd a sign "TO ; LET" wf.l be In many windows of doc- t itor or71.es slnc tbe Aunt Jang Home' I Remedy for female troubles has been j "La Belle Astoria" Clear Scbeite's Opera Star Scbelbe's Special' v And Othwr Brando 1 ' " - " -.piaccu on in. niarsvx. uvrrj man or cneniiM n.i pre. orn. o, ,n, 011 conarea. ,, rrN1.,11)f le , m n.achments of , woman, married or single, should eer.d 1 rial meet, in l" run unnu . I.) , from Chl t- Aa stilted lust Weilncsday they art' i-onslili ritiat luveailriK In the Indian ter. ae ured by C. T. Itutan. of Cltlcugo, rep. ir.iTK'nit Mnjor J. J. (irnhain, an t offlieruf the llrttlh army. I'rof. Red. Ill olid I. to pajia Upon the v ill llo of the newly discovered field.. II Will be nee. eeeary to secure the endorsement of the rulna. a the thought of h. human b.-lle. ' l ,h ln,-r'"r d'Prtmenl. and which any touch in Ik lit bring to IIkIii. It la In mliidfulneae of lb. dnad mure than anyihiua) elw that no pl k r shot el la . lowed In workmen tiands, leal a blow ahould bury It In one ot iheee. Near by, with a corpa of assistant til. jui him. la Dr. Illauv.lt uf the health ileiuirtmeiit. Ikirrel of disinfectants are ill hla ImiMl 10 le sprinkled over ttie bod. Ira when they are revealed. Dr. Edwin J. I), are In the ,,),.,. u( (jr,-ai jtrltiiin uion Alaskan 'a twaent stamp to our office for a beau. territory, and of the luntc-r of a slash tiful llluatrated circular, free. Address i hetwei-ri them and the Americans, the jThe Aunt Jsne Medicine Co., rooms 11-11 ; Salisbury Kovernment ha made no .hi. Lewis Bulldtnc. Portland. Orea-on. rlt iry oil lan'la. n option n liu.ow cre r). ..f I hi. I near cliel..-, I. T. having bei n ., . ., in ,,t ,n infrm.wi - Ount. a wealthy German, who ba nfllclals that the AU.kan boundary que. "I"' aeveral winters In Hawaii, has just tl.m wlil be seriously discussed between re"H''l rrom Apis, where he purchased ; the Cnlted State, and (Ireat rtrltnln t Vallma. the former home of Robert Loul ; during the coming months. It Is be:ieved by the administration that If the boun. dary were well defined there would be no trouble, but the lack of definite In. formation concerning the location of the line, give, to Csn.dluns opportunity 'to encroach upon American territory and the American lo retaliate by encroach. Ing ukii Canadian territory. Where the list Friday the secretary was sgulnst taking net Ion at presont. Mr. Rirtaa has repreaentatlvea In Wsahlngton, Mr. I. M. Hauer, of Chicago, who la escorting the party, ssld that the un. xKcted decision of the secretary of the Und valu,,lU on .,.count f he pres. tVtu-e.a RsMitset ". ! M-rf Mia. Sana II' an lltiat. aa IM m,ui earaiaaauil elMsat t..ir.aa fsalle HM. aa tnm a. isiaiioMtk rmiaa at s ,kia nat staaaM is ttia a4 eaif ' sm interior since the publlrallon of the plana to lease the lands had left the matter ex. tremety uncertain, snd until It was Birulshtrneil out no Investments In the petroleum fields would tie made. The lvuilln. coroner' nlivslclan. with aeveral aide., wait. f..r the lime when he shall ,l'rty will leave today for the south and b, , ailed tion to jM-rform his pari. To (I'-"'- R"dmond will make a rwreful ur. him luta been entrusted the office of car. . Vry f h region where the well are lug for the dead and superintending their jln' nied. The rapltitllsta will Inveat In ..i i.. it,- in. .ioi.ni. e. lumber In southwestern Texas near rufvssn.i.sC rase,' 1 .11 ..,.,.,i irj,.h iiv re. .veee,t will Hettiimont tf they find It as represented. - lt. fei ei a a trvm. - . . . . i.m ii.iriii. iiiki inn if.ii v aiivti. 11. iw mmMIMIsnaf . .... ... ... I.. .1.. . ..... I l,v r.ll,....l. .nJ Ije uumlH-reil. Then II Will lie earned lo,""1" " ' - pipe lines an. I new wens suuh oeiore mm,, ana. wa.... eaniai. a la.iaii... a4 Ua eslka aa ksal Ik. Imt UtlartM. 4u4fiae lie ami i iv. mm. .Ml, aa ek4. i iaa al fcaU, u a an. M I lkM kaal KM) earal ai r..r. a sua -lie BABY HUM0R8 enre of gold, trouble Is likely to arise. 1 Some consideration ha been given to the advisability nf sending troop to the district In dispute, hut this might be ob. jertlonable to Orrat Htftaln and also be provocative of trouble, and none will be sent. It la thought that the British govern ment will try to hold the matter open until the Joint high commission asem. I ' W .a. a, V rAV J h For w r 9U I mm hlea a flee Ihe election, have been held If the "II landa are purvhose.1 they "will a wllh , vU.w lo b,Bnlng the rnnce.Klon of a port In Alaska in e . change for concesslone to the I'nltcd States. tvtlector Ivy has reported that the Otnnitlane have esiuldlshed a customs office. 30 mile frvm Chilkoot Inlet, at a p.ilnt lielleved to be southward of the Mimmlt of Chllcoot Piss. which Is un. d.-rstoml to be the Internatlnnsl bun. liHry line. they could be sold at a profit. There Is mi intention, however, to oppose the I Standard OH Company. IMMENSE itflTKIl IH.-tCttVERY. Stevenson. The estate comprises SO j acres, and the house 1 itiu furnished j with the things which Stevenson .a ecu- j mulated during his' residence. The price j is said to have been tlS.MI. TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAT The Palace Cafe W. W. Vhippie, Prop. Finest Heals in the City Special Attention Given to the Preparation of Banquets. Napoleon was the world's ' great est general. '" '- '."f We are Astoria's leaders in Tsk Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet. 1 All druggists refund the money If tt j fails to care. S c The genuine haa L. B. ! Q. on each tablet. ' For aale by Cbarlet j Roger. We always knew so well what we would da If we were In some one else's I place. j ' rim e vt niiiini soiiou, 4l "r'' Vnldea, not fa ojp !f Copper river. In on ,1. lacllon has Inld lure a I'lwi'g Cure (or riiiiMtiiniition is n prirrkwa nicxliclix liirl'oiiiflig. I linvn witJiIti the met few week ills rnvcred nni'llnTHilnt In Itslnvnr, nml Unit la: it la n Si;HK (IHK for I.A tiltllTK. if tnkt-n wli.-n tho first, ermptoiti nrr notlred. W. A. liibi.KHMAN, No, 43 lltishticll lltillilluK, iriugQclil, 0., Jiut 11, lMHtf. t-iS-l'J.lSI-l 'I he ileal Umati Hrnin-t Taalea Iksai. t ai In tUna.1 HiOil liv 1'nnprlrta. Til Ilso rvtmpony, Warren, 1. FI i. jva. MM lUr.lLJI,l MAN ERA.VCIHCO. March SO.-A spec, in 1 1 from Tacnnxt says: Immense cop. vr leilges have hreli discovered In Prince William sound. Alnska, berween ' far from lhe mouth TD DETERMINE Hoi'NDARV LINE. one instniw glacial copper ledge 1.000 feet long, four feel wide, extending from tldewuter to back tn a high cliff. Near by other copper ledge, though not so favorably exposed, are opened by men who riatm they are working for the l.ne between Washington nnd Origan. Htandard Oil syndicate. At English syn. dlcate Is represented there by Llewellyn I MBDDLED IN PlLlTICS. .Vlllltnis, a mining rxlwrt of lndon, wtw was ordered thither by cable from j m'TTE. -March ai.-The- Cnlted States Aiistrulllit. grand Jury toilay rendered Indictments surgeon; OLVMPIA. Alanh !U. -Governor Rogtrs ii.is dccldid to ai'p.lM John M. Rice, of Cuthlaraet. anil Kred L Rice, of South Lend, us the Washington mcmhei. nf the emmission to determine the boundary nguinst Dr. J. I.. Atkinson. ( iharles ilolntyre. Irrigating ciuslni'er. '.ind Eriink A. Hunter, clerk, at the Fort Columbia Bevel Gear Chainless Standard '! of tha World. The Wheel that Satisfies. , ' . A few remarks from Astorinns who ride it. ASTORIA. Oregon,' October It. US. I L I.TON IlHOTHERo, Attornsys at Law, Cop. Manufacturing Comiany: (lenllemen I have ridden this year a Columbia Chalnlees, and believe it to be the very beat bicycle made. To appreclit It Is only nsceaaary to ride H. then you will be content to rid. no other. Respectfully yours, - O. C. FULTON. O. II. E8TES, ASTORIA. Oregon, October 15. lKii Physician and Surgeon, VIr, I.ouis Oordes, Agfnt for Cnlinnb: llleyclrs, Astoria, Oregon: My Dour Sir I take this occasion to thnnk you for advising me to piircha.e thn Columbia Chnlnlesa Bicycle, for my diiu-htera, six month, ago. It i. "i uie moat perfect niechanlam, and glvoa the moat perfect satisfaction of any piece of tnachli.ery thnt I have ever had In my possession. It was used constantly toi three months this summer by my thre. daughters at my summer luiin'. on t'lai sop Reach, where It wu subjected to tho sandy roads and beach and tn th. foKS and spniy of the ocrnn, and there Is not a marred spot on ,.; nor hav. I bad to have five minute repair iiuidn on It since It hns been In my posseesum Again expressing my appreciation, and thanking you for my good fortune In possessing th ivheol, I remnln, mst respectfully, nl your scrvlije, O. It. ESTES. M. D Prices for 'qq Models. COI.UMIIIA CHAINLESS, MODEL 80 and fil CiiLUMItlA TANDEM, MODEL 47 and 18 C0t.tr.MHIA, MODELS 57-68 COLUMBIA. MODEL IIAUTFORPH. PATTERN 19 0 VEHETTES, TATERN 11 ..JT5.00 ,. 7&.00 .. to rn . 40.000 . 3.VU0 VEPKTTKS, PATTERN 2 Pope Manufacturing Co. Portland, Or. Controlling Oregon, Wiisliington, Moiitnim und Idaho. JH'HVEVINf! RAILROAD WORK. HUHXIINi1XN. III.. March &).-8ur. vcyor are t work on the Chlcugo A Alton, lii'tween Illoonilngtoii and Lincoln, preparing tho iecltlcatlon tor the re. ductlon of the heavy grades between Me points, which work Is to begin April 1 A LKOISLATIRE'S MISTAKE. TOl'EKA, Kas., March So. Attorney j licnerai liiaiirey huh uiecovrrru iiini me ... , . ., .. . ;ate icKiHiaiiire. by mistake, repealed the , troubles, and is often the result of an law which provides for nil ow'lntments inherittnl tnint in" the bloixi. S. 8. 6. of city oillceis. The supreme court will jg tlu only remedy which goes deep Scrofula, a Vile Inheritance, Scrofula is the most olwtinateof blood be iisked to repeal the law. APPLE KINO DEAD. ATCHISON. Kas.. March !0.-John M. Downey is dead at Sugar Lnko, Mo., of liralu fever, nged 00 years. He wu known as the npple king .and was one of the proprietors of the Reeve Vt Downey orchard, one of the largest In the exiun. try. CLEVELAND SAIliS TODAY. SAN FRANCISCO. March IM.-The trnnporl Cleveland will sail tomorrow for Manila with VM tons of supplies for the American troops. She will be followed In a few days by the Zeiilanilla. the Charles Nelson nnd the City of Purbl.i. BEST OF ALL. To cleanse the system In a gentle nnd truly bcncflctal manner, when the spring, time comes, use th true and perftvt remedy, Syrup of Pigs. Duy the genu. Ino, Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co, only, and for sule by all druggists, al 50 cents per bottle. CHANGE OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice. Is hereby given that the under, signed has thla day sold his Interest In the business ot Chrtstnnsen & Co. and withdrawn from said firm. All outstand. Ing accounts are payable to said firm and all liabilities contracted on account of the old business will be liquidated by the remaining partners In ssld firm.' Astoria, March 15, 1S99. ANGUS Quit. enough to reach Scrofula ; it forces out every truce of the disease, and cures the worst cases. My eon, Charlie, was afflicted from Infancy with Scrotals, and he suffered so that It tu Impossible to dress him for three years. HIS head and body were a tn an of sores, and his eyesight also becsai sffeeteil. No treatment was spared that we tlioiiirht would relieve him, but he srew worse IF until his eondltloii wastw In. Iced lgy table. 1 hsilUJI almost ilespsireii oi tils 1 rver belli; cured, when S bv the advice of friend we gsve lilin S. S. S. i I Swift's Knectficl. Ade- .'Ided luiprovemeiit was the result, snd after lie had takeu a dosen bottles, no one who knew if Iiih former dreadful eondltloii would hav recognised him. All the sores on his body have healed, his skin Is perfectly clear snd month, and he has been restored lo perfect health. Mrs. s. 8. Mart. 860 KlinSt.. Mscou, Ua. For renl bloml tnuibles it is n waste of time to expect tt cure from the doc tors. Wood tlisensea are beyond their skill. Swift's SpeeiuV, for RIaaH TheJLlUUU rem'hes nil deep-seated case which other remedies Imve noefftct upon. It is the only blood remedy guaranteed purely vegetable, und contains no pot ash, mercury, or other mineral. Books mailed free to any address by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Oa. c e e It la very naro to stand idly by and ee our dear enea euffer while awaiting the arrival of the doctor. An Albany ' (N. T.) dairyman called at a drug etore j there for a doctor to come and are bis J child, then very trick with croup. Not ' finding the doctor In. he left word for him to come at once oa hla return. He also bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which be hoped would give some relief until tba doctor should arrive. In a few hours ha returned, say. Ing the doctor need not come, at the child was much better. The druggist, Mr. Otto Bchols, says the family has since recommended Chamberla!r.'g Cough Remedy to their neighbor and friend until be haa a constant demand for I' from that part of the country. For by Charles Roger. Stoves - flanges A carload just arrived, lower than ever. Prices W.J. SCULLY, Sole Agent. 431 Bond Street 1 Astoria Larrowe's Pure H. U. irelf-Rising BUCKWHEAT Best N. O. Molasses, Honey i and Maple Syrup, Etc..":." T -jA. V. ALLEN'S Grocerg Store. THE NEV "North-Western Limited" (:oth Century Train.) i bc.wetn Minneapolis, St. Paul ( an.! Chicago, is entertainingly ( described in an illustrated booklet, which will be fur-' I n'.slud f RtH on application to W. II MEAD, Gen. Agt., ' 2 IB Washington Street, PORTLAND, ORE. ' F. W. PARKER, r Com. A Kent, ' Qi'd Ftrtt ATenue, 1 SEATTLE. WASH R. L. Boyle & Co ... . I . ,,. 'V t. I. . K. . Lending Real Bstote Dealer of ASTORIA, OREGON 1 Write for Information and Pamphlets. 535 Commeicial Street uVti'.Vy'YiWVViVV jLTiur nnn mm i n mi yuuiHugi Astoria's Leading Hotel Megler tS Wright, Props. The Quaker Cabinet Vapor Bath. Testimonials of Its Value. MRS. K. DARKER. I have tried the vapor bth and think It 1 especially good 10 have In a f rally-particularly tor breaking up a cold. MRS. MART MACKR, Midwife Ar teT a full trial, I consider the Quaker Cabinet one of the best lnyentlona ever ninde for baths. No family should be without one. v I1ENRY SIIERMAN-I have had rheu matism every winter for ecversl yesrs, but this winter, since using the vapor bath, have had no rheumatism. My wire also recommends U very highly. MRS. R. E. SMITH-Havtng used the cabinet 1 consider It excellent, especially for bad cases of the grlpp. which was effectually cured by It. F. W. KEWEI.li.-One using of the vapor bath practically cured a female member of my family of la grippe con ditions. REV. W. P. HOLI.IX03HEAD.-We have used the Vapor Batn In our home for some time and freely recommend It to the public. GEOROU H It'll MOND-We have need the J. V. bath and cheerfully recommend It O. W. SMITH-I like tbe vapor bath very much. MRS. JOSEPH PILCHER-I am greatly pleased with the Quaker Vapor batb and freely recommend It, to my aex esoectally. DR. DUVALL, Agent ASTOR HOUSE "j: