The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, June 27, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf 't p"! v'i' i "'nnia'iMiiiiiigiijwiw11111"1 ' ' m iiimi urii 'mi hiii"". m.mii, i, M iiii-iii mmmi H'li-'n... ,nwi ( , , ( "l i in In iilinnn im n'W Hm ' "" m mm i' n'"" , "i ll " "u '' ' """"""" "" " n 11 1 . . ? V THU DAILY ASTORIA N, TUElWA. MOttMNG. JINK 7. m JOHN T. I4QHTJ6R, Editor. Tiepkon No, tL TERM! Of IUB8CVPTI0N. DAILT. Sent by mlL Pr yr lent tT Mil. POT BKMtk. M torrei by oarrlr. rr eaeata..... 8EM1-WXKKLT. IU ty men. kcr )f, in mtum... tioi Postage rrM to tuosortbera. . Ail communications reteaaeg ror cation should b directed to the edltee. Business communloatlona ot oil kinds and remittances must bo addressed to The Astorlaa," The Aatenaa guaratn w rta adver tisers tho largest elrcaiauea of eay newspaper pobllahed or a COMmbta rlrof. Advertising rntee eon we aa ns afV eetlon to tbo buolMM manager. TI DEjT A BLE J uuo, 1899. HIGH WATER DAUB a", a. V r. M. h.mft. h.nilft. b.m;ft. .b.m;ft Thu ... II ISsTlll 7 M $ i m .... i tsi; 10 s; Bat, .... 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The faot tiMU the Ortiian is pouring i out ll wtath on Preldit McKJiley and j hto oJmlnlftration Is giving cnsiorabl , concern to a number of republican papers In Or.on and Washington, who look up on the uf.erance of rival paper as an ; Indication Ut It is going to bolt the party should Mr. McKinley be renomin- j , . .w. ,n. !i,ofs. of .ted. It i. evident that the editors ol these Tpers are strangers to Oregon! u ; DoUUc for if rhey had been familiar , j with the Oregocian's political career they . I would five themselves no ann over Its tlradeo against the administra tion. Tbo Oregontan La not a republi can paper, nor never has been oie and makes no claim of being one. On a pre. i Tu. occasion often 1 anU-republioan v. j 1. .. ran. KuumeuiB tivuft... u " ruro of the republican press of Oregon it j retorted by boldly announcing in Us edl- o.uial columns that It was not a reput - lican paper. It ha. proved this assertion on many occasions by either g.vinjr the "T"1" '""V. " by openly fighting the nornlnets of the : w. It wUl make llttf diff.recico in the position of the republican party In Oregon toward Mr. McKinley whether tho Oxonian supports him In rhe next campaign or not. for the state will give him a bigger majority at the next presi- I Vntal election than it did at the last. Tho republicans of Ort-gon have no fault to find with President McKinley : irig a,,n for w or j- pr t-n it teng and have every confidence In his wisdom j due principally :o the fact that tn-r is , , ..'s yet much old hay in in rrarket and atattsmanshlp to carry ut he that must be di.siKfl of at any pr--e. pledges of rhe party and to give to the 1 AnJ SaKm jg &u & Krl .vaKe exfuntry an administration of greater against Portland, as Ue fu.iowii; fr-m iv. -a inwrin!.m than I. he Starsman would indicate: Salrm VVI7IIKIII oiim " ' - ' ' any .Mnce the time of Lincoln. The achieA-emenis of American gun in fhe war of 1S3S have challenged re-spect abroad, and there Is reason for stating that Spain contemplates the placing of orders for war material in this country. Russia is about to re-equlpt her field ar. tillery with 6W0 new guns at an expend!. ! tur of over 150.000.000, a part of which will be placed with some American firm. Ruscion has already asked American firms 10 compete in an elaborate test of field guno at St. Petersburg to August next. Orders given on the basis of tries testa are to be conditioned upon comple tion of rhe work wttihln two years. One American concern has Increased Its capi tal 16,000,000, to be prepared to execute orders that may result from competition In tho Russian testa. Part of rbe Russian expenditure of $50,000,000 and over will be placed In the United States. Unmindful of hla mere than three aoor Tears, and that th rainy season in tho Philippine to just beginning, Major (Jen. era! Joe Wheel er la anxlouoly awaiting optVra from the war department that will end him Into active service at Manila. Ther,la aooiethmg pathetic In General Wheeler, eagernesa to rejoin the army. A graduate ofWeot Po'nt he Us ly In stinct and training a soldier. Uniting his fortunes with, the confederacy, ho round himself at the close Df tho civil war relegated to private life. After the lapse of more than a third of a century, the Spanish-American war and an op. poVretment by an appreciative president : HUB ON II JLRer Six Years of Intense Suffering Promptly Cured . . . .. Du C C C enure ciiculauon is in a aepravou wnuiiwu. xuvy UJ Oi Oi Oi ojo a eovere drain upon tho system, and are con stantly sapping away the vitality. In every caso the poison must be eliminated from the blood, and no amount of external treatment can hare any effect o s i There is no uncertainty about the merits of S. b. S. ; every claim made for it is backed up stronffiy oy conyiuwuK testimony of those who have boon cured by it and know of its virtues by experiouoo. Mr. L. J. Clark, of Orange Courthouse, Va., writes: - Fot U yoort I had an obrtinW. running uloor oa my aaklo. which at timea cuiw4 mo lntn iufferlng. I m loiioabW for a long while that'I waa wholly unfit for SaaiM Onoof thoVt doctor treated mo constantly batdW Jnavno good. I then triod various blood remodUsa, Vuhort tbo least benoflt. 8. & S. waa oo highly reoora Bondl thai I oondaded to try it. and tho offoot waa wittdarfcil It awmod to get right at tha teat of tho iSnn and torn tho pnisoa out. and I wao aoon oom- platery ourad." Swan Hpecmo 8. S. 8. FOR THE BLOOD i i i. tuxi nt tmnnWfff tn tflA W(Vv1 And ill thlfl WAV euree permanently tho most obstinate, deep-seated sore or uloor. It U the only blood remedy guaranteed purely vegetable, and con tains not a particle of potash, mercury, or other mineral. S. S, S. cure Contagious Blood Poison. Scrofula, Cancer, Catarrh Ecxema, Rheumatism. $oive, Ulcors. Boila. or any other blood trouble. Insist upon a. S. ; notmnsj ran Valuable books mailed free by brought him hack to W oM liftf. A.k0 br rrleiHl how ho Wt ufH,n donning a I'ntteJ Sfatw uniform ono tnor. he r. Piled: ' l tM a if I had Nvn away on a '.oos furlough " It ! proNy th j 1014 l;te 'P'"1 ,h remJ-r o? hi l.fe lrvR uniier flag of a unit.-d .vun'n'. i Th lnN-ml rewnw detxir.mnt has , . .,..,, made a rulmjr that 1 of parslcuiAr lnl ' ... - .11 UKrj af..l .-vf itA'ml i ;ocieti?. U provid-s tha; her after no. t .... . . ...... s;amps wiM be requlrl on . r!ers lsul by lodges. bnevo! nt o.'tirs. c'.ubs. churvhes and T. M. C. A associations ' where th y are cashed directly out of t the funds of the ocletle or club men- t4rM). U " StaM h Ph author ty 0reat t) di."Cv-di?e the Boers in Soush Africa, The matter might be simphnwi by r. cruS-.ing an army of newspaper m. no ' i loosing boreo. 1 hm 1 THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESd. I T?ie social amemws ensung wriw-ru , of ' . u -a fiM .w. nn .nin . . ... , . . , , to be somewhat strained. Judging by th 1 fjllowine. from the Hrra'd: Tbr Light- j h(iaJ p, w k(0k uke a pug Oo(? ! We have called him a brainy, dignlfl-d -nt:nan. We are both liars! While the cold, wet wea-.hrr has greatly injured tihe fruit crop of the Willamette , vallt-y it has made crrtain a Dig nay crop for that section, as the fo)kwing from I the Callis V.ksXtofa .bow,: "The , tarmers 01 tne surrouiMing neisno"rn'u , wm wHh an abundant hay hiirtet this season. The cheat hay is j especially rood, and while it Is a fine I ttwh-4? to havo plenty, there Is such a j U)e arvl put. ting the price t a very low Jigur urchaser In Coradl prominent bay purchaser In OrvailU re- marked fhe other day that he beliewd he ; could g all th hay h desirvd the corn- ILsea jJm. militaj-v encajni.rra-m aftrr having the dates arrand. l' r:lar.d "re8., ui. i.ie oa.a.. ol Uie v nave to go mere, or u uepnveu of tne sijfit of the returning hvroTg In ! ihn martial array, ll cots the toy ! : hem selves WM in travel pay, wr.ic.-i j they lose, and it deprives the people of j Oregon, from the state lino -jti t.te j'i n, cf the privilege of Seeing their soldiers as they appear-d on the (i-!d of lattle. But what of that? The peanut venders, rebtaurant men and outfitters of Port- " u,e " wania of patrtotL-sm. If Tjhe preitdent Issue ano ..er call for volunteers, the Inter M-jumain would suggest the rditment of those patriotic democratic editors who know Jusi i.ow things ought ,0 be run down there In the , , Philippine, in order to stop the war. The Portland paper have much to say from taie to tin about alleged law- leanness in Astoria. Judging frn the fol lowing In the Telegram h is hlg time Portianders gave a little attention to The oldest flute in the world la made of law and red in their own city: "Re- the ithigh bone of a sheep, and was found porta of assault upon young girla In and , ln tomb on the Nile. about Portland are becoming entirely too ; fWJW DtftcM Ky.. common. Eevery few weeks a complaint pspflc condlrlona of trie atomaen are can Is lodged agalnyt some big human brute crer, eonoumption, beast dKaease and ep. for aseaulting a 10 or 12-year, old g rl. Uepsy. Kodol Dyspepsia Cur rereau And the worst part ot R is these flenda n & effecting a qWelt cure In all usually manage In some way to escape '. JustAce. There are ptecea where audi ! crimes mean a rope and a limb without a trial, and in moat places It means swift and sure punlhsment, but It doen't teem I to n Portland. Let all men who att-mm suuh dastardly deeds receive the full pen alty .of the law, and there will be few corrrpaints of the kind. ' j If you have piles, cure tnem. .No us . undergoing horrible operations that slm. ! piy remove tne results of the disease without disturbing the disease Itself. Place your confidence In DeWlrt's Witch Has el Salra. It baa never failed to enrt others; It will not fall to curs you. Charte Roger. SORE IS ANKLE. Obstinate sores and ulcers which refuso to heal under ordinary treat ment soou become chronic and dooj Boated, and are a sure sign that tho . . j l Jiil rri lLO,i"' . ... Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Qa, i On humlivvl sharvs oj Kwl y nni.ir , , wJ half. How often you ee a man deeply enirroiksed in hi lull i? law ivu ihj .nJ carTT 01;t b,,,. less Kiirmrs oi avnu-ve-mrnt. am! u-ing up nil Ins sirensin anu nervou K'trr. nevrr rjusirz to think what nnrn il.mt. in- tht-jt.'M him from behind. ''CtA 'l M(fhy fcw hljd V stop to rralirt that t 7rw. the hridachr an.l JtV diaywnwt.owandy r.sr' frrlmg yf weak . .! 1 U ' 1 -' mr . that overcome them at times are the forerunneis of sen- ou disease, More men would succeed in carrvinf out their life purposes if they would put their constitutions in strong, forceful, hijrh con- Aitint w.lKwt woitinff unfit i. )i plunged its ae into their vital ontans. If a man who is using up h.s working v.ul.tv nll use Dt. Pierct s Golden Mcd.cjl bis- covery as an adiunct to his daily meals, it will give the digestive organs power to take hold of the food and extract from it the elements which strengthen the viul orfranl!im and buiid op healthy blood, It reviulues everv organ and tissue of the body : purges bilious poisons out of the circulation ; invigorates the nerve cen- ters and the muscular system and nukes a man altogether a man full of ambition, energy and pluck. Mr. Jaa. Henderson Dtrbtoa. of 544 JaephiDe Street. New Orleans. La., write to Dr Pierce : g :.Tifrfc.-d ILol ene". m)lie uneo one doiiit di in nrmi annet! Gulden Medical IMacovery and found great re lief. I took two more battles, three to all. and one or two bottles of the ' Pellet.' when I (ootid tvelf in good health again. I recom mend Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery to do all that it is claimed to do." In many cases where constipation is one of the aggravating causes of disease, Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be used in conjunction with the Discovery " They i-.ntH BIC U1C 0llIlUie9i an u mw )mivvii It is a dealer's business to sell you what fi. h. pralh. tor atlfiah 'VN'hat la said to be the oldest cooking .toe In America wao manufactured In 1TUT. By allowing the aeeumuiauon in tht bowels to remain, the entire system is poUooed. DeWltf Ltle Early Risers reguiat tne ooweis. iry toera ana you wli: always use them. Charles Rogers The first flowing oil was struck In February, 1W1, and yielded 300 barrels a day. -TO CVRE A COLD IN ONE DAT. Tax Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if It falls to cure. a cenig. ine genmnr B- oa each tablet The X'lrA mayor of Lomlon revive- as a s;ilary M th(. prwlj4.n, of the fnit-d States. HOW'S THIS We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cu-:d by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CCProps., Toledo, 0. 11 r, Lue uiiuci bii7Ui uavc .iiu.ii . J. Cheney for the test 15 years, and be llii' him rwrfrtv Wmnrnht. In all hua. taese traneactlone. and financially able ,Q oary any oW)Ka(l01 mtit by oielr flrm. , WKeJT A TRUAX, Wholesale Druarlatj, Tt'do, O. AJ,DINQ. Kl.VNAN A MARVTN, Druggteu, Toledo, 0 HaK'a Catarrh Cure Is takee internally, Mtln wAr upon tha biad and muc ou" surfaces of the system. Price T5c. Pr bott'- mi u Druu- monialo fret. Hall's Family PUla are the best CI Hyspopgia. cnariaa nogeri . The wild strawberry U found over al. nvxrt all the northern hemisphere above the thirty-eighth parallel of latitude, . " " perfectly nopetesa to expect mat the meals will be bountiful la a nouns that baa a motto m the dining room. "Mas Wants But Little Bert Below.'' A Bombay newspaper calls attention to the virtues of the castor-oil plant as a meann of protection against mosquitoes. Paemnsmla, ta grrappe. aoogBa, cold, eroup and wbooptng cough readily yield to Qae Minute Cough Cure. TJae this remedy la time and sav a doctor's bill or the undertaker' a Chart e Roger. r M PacificNavigationCompany HTKAMKH8 R. n. Elmore W. II. Ilorrlraon OAKIHALDI HAY ComuvtitiK at A-tnria with tho OrogtHt lutllrnod ,t Navigation Co. (or San Frmu'lsoo, Portland and all olnt 'iutt. Kor (rt'ijjtit nnd mmi Cir ratt a;ily . , . Mnittucl Ktmoro M Co. tionoral Arft-uts, AST01UA. OUK. COHX ACt) Ageuta, Or kMu liuilrott.' Niivlg.iti.ui Oi., TIM.AMi.KiK. Cro. WMU'IiAND, trv. W. F. SCHEIBE, sssssna. A lull line el Pipes, Tabacc. i Quaker' Artkw. 4 74 Comtnorclitl Ht. CUT-RATE OFFICE Can 5ave You Money On All Railway Rates. 128 Third St. Kopp's Th North roiuf? B-ewery, r-f whieh Dottle! ie: for family u,.. or krg fr.Tohn Korp is proprietor, moke wr bwr anpplie-i at aay tim. Jeliv-ry In 'or domea'tr and i-xport trade. tbo fitjr freex Morth Pacific Brewerg THE Seventh and SHASTA MINERAL WATEK. lErtEK, NOBLE. HICKORY AND SHAW'S MALT WHISKIES. ALL 0THEK LIQ10KS. WINES, BEER AND CIGARS Served Day nnd INIgtit. AUGUST KRATZ. - - Manager MmMtuMiaBijxrsUSiJliaiuaaill W1S1IS j-vi - " atormon Disncii' . m HlHttUM, rfiM'raalK, rlt, or m. ra . A . a. au. n CifiiJtn tn AddreiM, JERViTA est VITALITY, LOST VIC.09 AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Kipht Eaiissions and tvaptinsr diseases, all effects of self- abuse, or excess and lnci:. rtTLl cretion. Ancnetouicana Xf'-Jfl IdooU buIKlor. Urines the Ll fH. -ll. 1 . .I,l,,.,.l,.-ir 1 1 'Y I'liiiv jiuw vu jui.K nj.niouii- &JvW restorca t:.e f.:e cf youth. f" fXi:yiria.irUcr)cri:o:::i')j:c for H'U.nO; with a writteri piarnn - tee to euro or refund t!io money, PJERVITA MEDICAL CO. Cfintsn & Jackscn Eta., CHICACO, ILL. For sal Dy tinanet ncser. uruww.. j Crafty Parisian fruit dealer have a habit o' painting fruit to muke It appear ripe. I I J. D. Bridge, editor ana propnel&r of the Democrat, Incaioter, N. II., says: "1 would not be without One Minute Cough Cur for my boy, when troubled wi:h a eough or cold. It Is the best remedy for croup I ver ilsed." Carle Reger. In China all land belonns to the state. A trlbrng sum pr aore, the same through long oenlurles, Is paid as rent. This Is the only tax In the country. Don't think yu can cure that slight attack of dyepepsla by dieting, or mat it will our rtaeJf, Kodol Dyrpepsla Cur will cure It; rt "digests what you eat." and restores th digestive organs to health. Charles Rogers. Tho factorlew of New England bum 000 'tons of brtumlwus coal every year. It makes no difference bow bad the wound If you use DeWUVs Wltob Haael Barve; It will quickly bfal and leave no teat. Charlet Rogers. A whistle that can be heard a distance of 25 mile has been coaatruoUed In Read ing for a Philadelphia car manufactory. TEMPLE LODGE NO. 7, A. F. A. M. Regular communications held on the first and third Tuesday evening of each month. J. N. GRIFFIN, W. M.; E. C. HOLD EN. Secretary. ATTORNBTS. J. O, A. BOW LCI, ATTORNEY AND OOTJNSEIXOR AT LAW. Office Bond 0(ret, Astoria, Ore. , SMwiat SMI4H ONLY D1WKCT LINK AHTOIMA to TILLAMOOK CITY HOHHONVILXK "Li Belle AstorU" Ctfsr ScheltesOpen Stir Schelbe's Special Ai.it Othvr llrmtilw Portlniul. Orey:. "Best 99 A DELICIOUS DPirK.... AND AESULl'ELY PURE. LOUVRE Astor Street 1 i-"1 ' "r i I'-a.W ul lit aMof Clf Jtli-rV 1 l(. Gil f LOflt Mann 1 1 r 1 a.aravo. 1 if ! raa a 1 Aat Bsfl SI SI K . IsM al .'inaiorrhoea Insomnia, Vi ma, lmi'jen, ajnoui Oe- charge. BtOP Nr Imirt.l V .n-i (.iWMif I y r.. . , ill , Ut.I'm Slho niOr Oo., Bun Cranolsoo, Oak t ,r sals Mr Chariot Rogeru. L. LEBECK attrnrr a. I Corpenicr and KulUler 1 Ciencrnl Contrncior I , ! i HOUSE R WSst a.Mj l j ! " THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK RICHARD A McCURDY PnES'DErfT STATt.1C.NT For the year ending Decambr Jl I HO AcconliiiK In the Mtin llri of the Inaitraiice liepurtmrtlt ot the St.tie of New Vurk LKOMB Rereliel for Pr.-ilum Irosj all oih-r Soarre . r,i DlKM'RSHJIHm To Pollrr-biililem for Clalmi by Heath $l,!f,008 00 To Pullrjr.buMer for lladon. at. bulrt.nil.. eie. . Il,4sf,,j;, Jj For all other accounts N,t!i;:,:i;t 41 TiiMiMt (Ml Called litate Bond sad othrr herarille . 1 1 60,98,14 1 S3 tint I. lea l-oam oa 8oa4 aad Rortaaira .... 0,501,50 00 Loan Hoads and other K rurltte 8,31)0,(110 00 Heal KutaU apriralae4 hj Inaar- tar Nuperlnlesdest at Un.Mi.HtH.H, Rook Til iO,04,84 01 Caak I llaak aad Trait l ost. paaisa H,8iH,(7; It Aeeraed I liferent, fit Deferrtd l-reatlaan.ete. . S.4SI.M7 IS $i;i,H7,iit 86 LUBIUTIK8 Poller Reaerrea, ate. . . 2SS,Oi;4,A40 M Coatfaireat Hamate rd . dtl.zJH.SHI H Mrlatbt Karpls ,i!0,000 00 Si;7,l1,32t 86 Ianraar aad laailtlti la fore 1071,711,097 71 I have carefully examined the foregeing State ment and find the name to be correct ; liabilities calculated by the Inaurance Department. Cuaslks A. PasLLka Auditor Prom the Divisible Surplus a dividend wilt be apportkisMd aa usual. ' aOBlAT A, ORANNtSS Vioi-PauioiNr wALTH R. GlLLBTTS Isaac F. Lixwd FatDraic CaoMwaxL Km out McCuarocs Cenetal Manager ad Vice-Prealdent Treaaurer I Actuary ' ASTOKTA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. Lsavo. ronTUAND. Ariiv. I W a.'m'llStrtlnd Itnlon Viot.llltlll a.m. 1.00 b. m. for Auiria ami IiiIkis ;Wp,m. nieiiiat points. ASTOniA. I T'4I a. m.rr Purtland att.l In !lt:Wa.m. .t p. in.trtitiatB points, ii:Wp.m, HKASIDK MVIRION. p in a. m I in 111 tp ni i tHII SA'l.V VJ.VII:VVAr n W 13 tl l.v ....Astoria. Ar 7:40 4 (1 9 5 ID ,,. Warreiitnn.., l.vl Ar (IH ' I'WIAf ....RcaaMo.,.. l.v :!: I I SIMCCIAI, SRAHIPM Hl'NIY TIIA1W leaves Aatoria at I: a. 111 j arrives at rtcnslilit :4S a. III. r,u.ngiT may rottirti on any train hnwn on soltpiltila on sain dais. Al.t. Tit A INS to and from 8-aaUl.. run lit I'lavel and New Astoria via Warren ton. AM tralna ntk cloa connection at tloh! with all Northern Paclfta trains to au.t from ih east or Hound point. At I'orilnnd with all train leaving t'nton depot, At Aalorla with I U. ft N. Co.'s boat and rail lino 10 and from llwaco and Nor;li Uracil point. Tllllot'tMl Tlt'K KTS on sale at As toria for Hitcramotito, Hn Francisco, all llastrrii and KuroiMan point. t'lly ticket orrice Atorla, 6:4 Cotnmer. Iial .treet. J C. MAYO, tlcn'l I'r't and )'aa Ag-nt. You Are on the Right Road' If your ticket reads via Billing and the llurllngton Rout. tt is th ahortaal lln to lh Southat-lli only lln that of fer through car srvlc from Seattle, 8pokan, and lUlena to Lincoln, 81. Joph, and Kanaas City. Through tourlat slrpers twtc a week. A.k any Northern I'aiino ticket agent about tti-m. or writ to A. C. 8IIEUK1N. Oeti'l Agent. Portland. Ora A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When peopl ar contemplating trip, whether on bulrww or plaaaua tnar naturally want tha beat ur-vle ob. Ulnabl so far aa aed. comfort aad safety Is raniwwd. Employ of th WISCONSIN CENTRAL LIN IX ar uald to rv th publlo and our trains ar operated so as lo mak oioo cot neotlons with diverging I we at all junovtlon polnta Pullman Palace 8lwplng and Chair Cars on through tralna Dining Car service unexcelled. Meals srvd a ha cart. In order to obtain Ihl first claw service. aak th ticket agent to sell you a ticket over The Wisconsin Central Lines. and you wilt man dtreot connections al 8t. Paul for Chicago. Milwaukee aad all points east. For any further Information call on aat ticks! agent, or correspond wltb JA8. C. POND. Oen. Paaa Agent, or JAH A CIJK'K. Milwaukee. Wl. Geneml Agwnl 144 Stark St.. Ponland Or. WiaWBBr rivlfl SCrlHOULEA Ktmu I'urtland I KIMRT Arsivi p-,, "lilt lake, Leiiv. r. Kl Mu I Worth, Omaha Khii- Kl Mall i. in. ; ,:" ' m.1 1....I- ( nl urn. mw I p.m. 1 0 -'1 V a.i,.ii.iie W iia Wall.!, Hihiiii..J Vi MiiuieMill.. ftt.l'milj linn m1 l"il"lh. .Milwaukee, l in r. m, ( M,.Ma ,, K,ti j 1 oil) A.torlH J OCEAN 8TliAM5MIP5 j All Hailing Date auti ' 1 J-ift tu i huiiKv. I 1 For rau FrHiictaco-rtali; J.liltie'.',7. VI. 17.212,27. I HMkus Klvir a.au a. 111. . a uiei ndM .-11 Colr-nbla Hlver ftamriMo nieamera 1 Hilar To Hurtland aad Way Landing. I'rom I'ortl ,lid. 8 a. in. Tn... t i,n 4::l a. in. Wlllamtlt ttlvar. 1' Imr and Hal i f hIi-iii, Alkitiiy, t'orval and Mat j II ami way landing j Wlllamatle and YamJ ; 7 a. m. km .11 i .? -' m. TuVa -rime "'' i 011 .il and Hut. ' ""' " j WayldtnilliiK. I.,...H .'ll.. I ... .,.... . and Prl. Iavs dly! 2,M) a. m. 1 5nak Rlvr. ltlarltto Lewlaluii. Iv lwltn Vi in, dully 1 Krnm i'lirtland ; WIU.AMKITK KiVKIl 6 a, m. O. W. aVOTJMVBBRRT, agent Aatorla W. H. HTJRLBURT, Oaa. Pas. Art Pertiaad, Or. I I" O William" Indian HI' I LAOIntniutwlllcirellllad. I rwiilewlli1( and ItolilAii larPliea Iiabaorbs the tumors fj aUajrs tlie Itchlug at once, actr IBBjiiaejpuiiice, giv mutant k lief. Dr. Wllilarm' Indian Pile Olnt mentis prepared for Plica and lub ing of the private purts. Kvery box I warranted, iiy ariiraiHts, njr mail on re .'lnt of prion. M onnt ami 81.0)1. WILLIIH? NHrACTUHIftG CO.. 1'rOua, ievelaUa. ohl MOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS Thar MliawsBVata aVaaarnawa UritVeuirl oirjlontnciaMe vlir.sr iu iwnno ing or ftntrut- U)u1r)it womanhrto4l. altllni do ff'imirntof oiin-sW1 bJdy. hv known rwirirdy nir woirwin riise 4 i '- ? .mM a 1 instn. iftfinfii do hnrm lir ! plrftaiirn, ! ar IMl I. Blaalat aSa- ala-.awail. CHEMICAL ifo..'.r". r. rer sal try VBTEMXMX DRUG Oa Mtpi iillB j oiiUo iilo BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD Royal Blue Trains HF.TWT.KN TIIK EAST AND WEST Only Hits oiwratmg us ewa tinman traina umwawa wt, tvoaia Ill- tl I rt.U lA.uiaviu. piiii"-, 1 ,..! ,,n. 1 1 M.i.1 Nlaar Tiwli via whtn4.m, lialdsuere and l-lillaiMiihla. Th lravhr over th 1,10. Is permitted to oateh gltllllKw of th grwalMl stwaary la Amertoa, picTicn lunviiT. fa4A t'oaat Agwit. SVaa free stoe. iio..m a. Mine nuiiamg. WHITE COLLAR LINE Columbia Rrver and fuget Sou ad Nan- gatioa iTimpur. Tlvhon lava Astoria dally, eaa 'lePor.ad .ally ...wl luada, it I a as. .... Whit ttollar lln ticket lnlr. naaji auka. 1 IMttar and X ft. 1 himiMon for Astoria and all way p" Klav.1, Uwaoa. vlw. Ug Ueon, aad NahootlL . , ..- A, sj. pTwaldaril. Talaohaoo Hv. U Through Tickets -TO THbV- GAST AM) SOUTHEAST VIA ITM.MAN PAICK f4,KKIT.Ita. T"rillT8 rtt.ricrKIlM and KHUK ItKCI.lMNU t'HAlll (.'Alt -lally l Salt Lake. Denver. Omaha. Chicago. Kansas City arid olhar Kaatern cltlet. Pattag i'hf.ka.1 Ihruuth 10 dotlnatlo. t'ntn 1'rp.iit. (aat lime, lowest rata. i'littacrt iht III all cars Kor ratea and uih.r Intormatlon call oa or addreaa it. W U'l'NMIKHIlT. Ag'nt. o it. a N tw. Asturia. Oragoo. or i 11 UrTIIUOP. tl.n. Ant, 1 Third 8:.. or. Alder, i'urtland. Or D I AHRIVI LEAVK IOHTLAN OVKKTjiND EX I'ltEMfl, for rUlem. 1 1 . ... . - k. 1 - . . 7:00 P.M. Haeramrito. (laden, 00 A.M. nmn rraneiavcj, two. i i", ias angis, Kl Paao Naw Or- leans and) the East. i a a. m Roburg Dngr Via Wondburs, for Mount Angl, Mil vnon, Wwt llclo, Hrownvlll flprlog flM and Natli.n..". m w v. m DaHy xopt Sunday Dally Kept snday fT IO A. M:U P. torvallia pngr tt;M A. M lndpndnc pass' tl A at Dally. tDailj eicepi riunday. t'onnnctliig at Han rranclaro with Oeol. dental A Oriental. I'acinc Mall and O anlo at-aniarilp line for JAPAN. CHINA. Al'HTRAMA HAWAII AMiTIIIC PIIII.IPPINK8. Itelwi it, ket (,n sal dally lwti Portland, Hacrameritn, anil Han Krancla co. Nat rate 117 flnai-rlaM, and 111 ond-rla. Incliining lee-per. Rates and ticket tn llaatarn points ana and Auatrnlla. Can b'htalnni4 frnm r.ur.iin. nimi japan, nma, Honolulu, 1 t ll K I ft K I AN I ), Ticket Ag-nt, 134 ThlrdT St., H. KOKHI.rtll, Manaaar 1 a. -Nil, r Klll.rtll, ;. II. MAMKItA M. A. Managar (. F. A p. ThfJUgh ticket Kaal foi Tnrjugn ttcaat Faat for nwt rat. . an on j. rrencnaro incai ant, Wei Karto ('oniDanjr offlr. Astoria. 1 i"i- a. ia nonii r 1 "iiy fur a ,1 1 ..., ' . . H 1. 1. r m 1 ii r 1 h a, I. 1,1 U ll II . . U . . I .1... i imiw... or nr Ihll.uir.b Iimii lirll.ii.. ... ..I.-... i....,i. uiaUa lli'ii , ( 111 11 1 011 a n,-in ItlaalCiltKifllCo. l"n . rWaairiiu-ul MoM ht Dra.alau. '.r i,iit lit plain arrapp-r I'T Mprraj rpai., 1,4 II. tn, (.r a Uliti. 9.VV ilmutar saniil uu rauun4. BLANCARD'S IODIDE OP IPON A.5f J"!:,'H"'NI:S.a of the HI.OOD, ' i' 1 M'tNAU WliAKNI:M5 8CKORJ.A.I!tc None genul ne 1111 lew i Hnr " IIla nc a a n r. I'1-' i'" ".""' I , ii. rvuuiiM VO N. V. Agts. lor V. Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. Itftrtinclallvrll HMtilThAt,AAlal al.4a "J v,,r'"HO Ulli iUUURUI. 41 UaV Nttt.iirA In trattrrvsS.iKn -J Btructlogthe exhausted digestive or gans. It li thA l0f.t (rrvnmA Ar,m act and tonic. No other preparatlor can annrnayh It. in amwin. t. stantljr relieves and permanently curd nwanfirtoltt T nrll.mni 1 nM r. . 1 "lence-Sour Stomach, Nauwa. SlrlrllearlacliA riaitnui. .J "I" ioigio,vioiupa,ouu all other resultsoflmperfectdlffestlon. . -. - - kiiiiu a. v.0.1 vnicoDO. Ifor Bala by CHARLBg ROOERl. ovi 1! T; Q 0SrNSnAi ! I bakrlar V. .faaV Oaar..a4 H Ha flM !.'" Oiacia.lTi 0 gwaa X