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THE DAILY AHT01UAN SATt'RUA MOUNINU. AUGUST Beware of Imitations! Consumer should beware of th cbssp and Inferior waahluf powdsrt t14 to b just u feed u i ; Washing Pordor ty are Dot there U DuthlBf to good M Cm ponlne 47010 OUST for tit cloning fcost tbt hout. Ask, fyg CCiO DUST tod tnilrt oa .ttln It, , Mad only by TBS N. L FAKSAJd COXPAKT, It Us NtvTwt 1 WALTER L. MAIN FnoHlon PloloHhowo! tit World. 3 THREE-RING CIRCUS 3 MONSTER MENAGERIE BIG, NEW IDEA FREE STREET PARADE At Is o'clock Mob morning. Don't Ml to see thl mighty Pageant and Judge lb performance by the parade. FRKH) BXHIU1T10N on Circus Urounds after thi 1'arad. Admission and Reserved Beat Ticket on Ml at New Tork Nowlty Blur Commences at I o'clock a. m. on CIroua Day. DOORS OPEN AT 1 AND T P. M. FE RFORM ANCE8 AT t AND I P. M. EXHIBIT AT ASTOtllA ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1 SUFFERING ON EDMONTON TRAIL Party Returns to Seattle In t Pitiable Condition. TOES AND HANDS FROZEN Five Are on Crntcbet ind Cm Scircc ly Walk-Miner McCulloufli'i S 4 Story SEATTLE. Au. M.-A number of tritmUJ miners from th Edmonton trail reached her today from Wrangel, Alaska.' Among them wr W. Harris. Pelican Kapldi mine; A If McCul lough, Philadelphia; Henry if olden, Chicago; Wm. Harton, Cayehoga Kail Ohio; !!. Oberholden. Manitoba; J. 11 Colvlllt. Chicago; Wm. Ilarr. Akron. Ohio; two brothera named Tell, of On tarto and man named Powell from MlMuurt Klva of ths party arc In a pitiable condition. They can ararcely hobble alone on crutchea. Harris lost Avt toe on on foot and on on another from the frost. MeCullough lost two toes and was frost bitten all over. Hnldrn and Barton arc In a drplor able condition from scurvy and Obr holdrn Is so badly crippled from scurvy aa to be almost unable to get around, McCullouah Is an old man, but has lots of arlt left. He left a wife and 1 children In Philadelphia. Ho never hiard from horns for months until he reached Ulenora. where he learned that to of his daughters had died, and a morteuge on his horns had been fore- rloaed. W hile on the trail last wlntt strtiKHlIng to get back to clvllltatlon, MK'ulloug broke through the Ice anj waa badly fruien before he reached ramp. Cue night he fell asleep by hts campnre and his clothing took fire and nrarly burn?J him up. P. Tl. Sharpie's Cream Separators Latemt and )eatt. FISHER BROS. General Supply House for Family Groceries, Boilders Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Ship Chandlery, Etc, i ASTORIA MEAT COMPANY Handles Only the Choicest Meats i CsaiaMtctal It., Mit Palaoe Reetssuskt. ColomMa lleeWe.& Repair Go I' i 2 1 ; : Succcooor-to ;'r ; COLUMBIA IRON WORKS Loggers' Blacksmiths BollerMakers Machinists Foiiiidryiiien Supplies Kept in Stock Logging Bnglno Built and Repaired Heavy Forging Under Power Hammer a Specially Solc Manofacturtrs of the Unsurpassed ,r" Harrison. Sectional", PiopfiHoL.Wlicel..,.. Conrector? for Electrio Light and rower Tjan to. . QrtwtnAriAJ 5 .mw-m ' 'm-. . m wH ' aV 1Vtr 3 " -PORTLAND; OR. )L.1i...jii.ilii.ilil1i.ulM,uill,iri.'n'.,ll;t Tho 'bVily Flrt"Clo Hotel In Rortlnrid a Yuuuvuuut .iinAAnnnrtAAnnnrvuinnivuuiAruuutnnnniuuuuuininro State Normal School MONMOUTH. OREGON , Training School for Teaobera. New Buildings New Departments. Ungraded Country School Work. , Graduates Secure Good Positions. 8TRON0 COURSES-Wall equipped training departments, Normal eourse, quickest and beat way to State Certificate. Expensea for year from 1120 to US); Board J.M to per week; Tuition, KB per terra of tea weeks. Fall term begin September lttht Bummer term June tl t September 1. For catalogue address P. L. CAMPBELL, PreslAtnt or Vf. A. WANN, Beo of Faculty. FIL.1P1NOH WANT INDEPENDENCE Congressman Adams Bays Shortest Way to It Is Under United States Flag. CHICAQO, Aug. 25.-A special to the Times-Herald from Shrlbyvllle, Ills., saya: 'There must be for the present a government of the Philippines by tho United States, because there cannot. for years to came, be a government of the Philippines by the Philippines, for the Pblllpplnoa. "We are bound to give freedom to the Philippine. What Agulnaldo Is fighting for Is not freedom but Inde pendence. There may be some day tndepen dene In the Philippines. The shortest way to It Is unJer the American flag.' With these sentences, former Con grrsaman Oearge F. Adams, of Chi cago, struck the key notes of the ad dreaa which he delivered before the Llthla Springs Assembly, a sort of western Chautauqua at Llthla Springs, In this county. HI subject was "pen ding question. and he had been led, through a discussion of the possible political Issuea of the next national campaign to make a thorough analysis' of what the United States had accom pushed In the Islands which have come under It control and of what the coun try purposed to accomplish In the fu tur. After artalnlng the honor of the motives which had led the United States to intervene In Cuban affairs for the benefit of the Cubans, Mr. Adam arrayed that hla reason for holding that the alma act up In the policy of the' United State toward the Filipino are the same as those In the policy towards the Cubans, "al though, perforce the method taken to attain this end are different In the two 'cases. ' .'' " ' ' "Those who call themselves antl-irn- Derlaltsts." he said, "confine their ar guments tb the Philippine islands. One of them said not long ago that we ought to treat the Flllplnoa a we treat the Cubans. I believe It Is pre cisely the same thing that we set out to do, and are trying to do In both caum'i. The motive I the same, the polity Is the same and the method would have been the same but for cause beyond control." After ' telling ' of hi country' as- sumption of responsibilities In Cuba, a a 'result Of Intervention without recognition, Mr. Adam showed' how the United States was now giving gov erning powert to the Cubans by en couraging local self government from which all free governments must rise. Turning then to the Philippines, he said: "Our constitutional rights to rule the Philippine I admitted by nearly all, even among those who think It la unwise or unjust to exercise It The ((Uestlon Is one of morals oniy. This question of morals Is substan tially the same for the Philippines as for Cuba. There Is this difference, howover. We are responsible to the society of civilised nations of which we aro a membor to mnlntlnn order In the Philippines, which Spain, with the BPHcnt of the civilized world, ruled for 400 years and then oeeded to us. It wns simply evacuated by Spain. Still, we exercise authority there. We have not asked the consent of the governed. "Tho administration has tried to do In the Philippines Just what It has tried to do In Cuba." Mr. Adams then asked what course the CnlU'i) Hu'es could have tukon to avoid the laborious lark of estab lishing order In the Phlllpplm-s after the war, and found no answer. The American flux alone, he said, would bring llfoorty th,-re. "We are bound," he roniltiu'd, "to give fret-lorn to the Philippines. What AgulnaMo la fighting for Is not freedom but lnd(-Hn lunce. Independence he could not have even if we withdrew our army and navy and hauled down tho stara and stripes In Manila. Lib erty he can have under the American flag In almost as large a measure aa thn state of Illinois "Lut the people of the Islands first letini to govern themselves In their several village, cities and parishes. If then they choose to unite these vil lages, cities and parishes Into state w ought to help them do so, If then the several states chose to unit to form a federal republic we ought to help thorn do so and If the federal re public thus formed Is strong enough to maintain It position a an Inde pendent nation and choose the protec tion of Its own flag Instead of the pro tection of the flag of the Unllrd States, a large majority of the American peo ple would be glad to speed It on Its way." UIUT1KH KL'LE IN TRANSVAAL. Letter From General Joubert, Com mander of the South African Itepubllc. NEW yoil't. Aug. I4.-George Van SiWle, a lawyer of this city haa re ceived an Interesting letter from Gen eral P. J. Joubert, commander In chief In the South African republic, in which the general says: "four highly esteemed letter of June 13 Is at hand. I am very glad to learn from It that a person can still be found and that too. In the United States of the greatest republic of America who thinks the Trumvaal may perhups be in the light; for ss any one reads the newspapers he must come to the con clusion that the world Is now entirely flllell with English truth concerning the so-called Transvaal tyrany and the grlevences of the I'ltlanders so that one must from the opinion that hardly any persn In this world can be found who would fe-?ll Inclined to speak a good word for the bad Transvaal Boer and also that the Transvaal Boer and his government must be considered to he as bad and guilty In the eyes of Almighty God as they are In the eyes of the great Chamberlain and of Rider HniRnrd, the famous Englishman, ac cording to which the Transvaal must cease to be not only an Independent government, but also a land Inhabited by humun beings. "Now I'll not Insist that the Trans vaal government Is Infallible and tier feet but as compared with England of oklen, and even with England of the present day, w have no reason to feel ashamed. II la said that England In her beginning was nothing more than a nest of robbers and a meeting place for all aounirel. Now, If It is true that England has conquered Canada and Ireland In the manner described by the French author, Ellas Regnault, and E. Vander Jlaarten, then are we always able voluntarily to stand the test of comparison and we never would entertain the least fear In submitting all our dispute with England to arbitration. "But this England will never do, nor dare to do. The plan of Chamber lain la not to come to an understanding or to a settlement of any dispute with us. It 1 Impossible to dispel from the mind of the Boers the Idea that he. Chamberlain, has been Involved with Rhode In the raid and ravage of Jameson upon the republic In 189 and that It 1 this failure that even at this moment Ilea In hi throat, a lump to hard that he la unable to swallow It ni'd this he uses as a false pretence to declare war agilnst us for the asserted grievances of the Ultlanders In regard to the right to vote, but in order that h- may annihilate our small people and annex our country If God will permit him to do so. ' "You' speak of arbitration, but Jft. Haggard says that arm must arbi trate, and Chamberlain refuse arbitra tion because he knows very well that he never can gain thereby. It I my ardent wish that there should be an opportunity in our coun try, or In any European country, to iee any of thse acting aa arbitrator between us. How worthy of the grace of great God of heaven would such a country make herself." LARGE WHEAT EXPORTS. London Statl Say Demands of West ern Europe Will be Immense. LONDON, Aug. 25. The Btatis, un der the caption "American Prosperity will say tomorrow: There will be very large export of wheat to meet the demands of west ern Europe. American farmers are disposing of the crops at tolerably good prlcefl, and will be . able to purchase from the east and from Europe as fully as they have been doing this year. The United States has made great progress In manufacturing and trading, but It is Btlll an essentially agricultural country and Its prosperity depends mainly on the harvests. The tenor of the article prophecies an Increase of the present prosperity of the United States. TROOPS LEAVE FOR MANILA. SEATTLE, Aug. 25. Seven hundred and fifteen troopers and 15 officers of the Third cavalry, under the command of Major Henry AVessels, Jr., sailed for Manila this afternoon on the trans port St. Paul. They will reach Manila soon after the first of October, top plng enroute at Dutch Harbor, Alaska, Kobe and Nagasaki, Japan, where the men will disembark.' WALLA WALLA BONDS BOLD. WALLA WALLA. Aug. 25-The city today sold 1300,0)0 bonds, general mu nicipal and sewer and water bonds. Morris Whitehead, of Portland, were the auccesiiful bidders. The total bonds sold at premium of 12,100. I l CP.EEDON DEFEATS MORRIS. NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Dan Creedon defeated Fred Morris, colored, of New Tork, tonight. In a hurricane fight of six rounds. STILL MORE COUNTERFEITING. Th Secret Service ha unearthed another band of counterfeiter and se cured a large quantity of bogu bill, which are so cleverly executed that the average person would never aui pert them of being spurious. Things of great value are always selected by counterfeiter for Imitation, notably the celebrated Hostetter' Stomach Bitten, which haa many Imitator but no equal for Indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, nervousness and general debility. Th bitter tc-ts thing right in the stomach, and when the stomach Is In good order It make good blood and plenty of It, In this manner the bitters get at the seat of strength and vitality, and restore vigor to th weak and deblllaied. Beware of counterfeiter when buying. WHT NOT BUT SHOES. At the Boston Shoe Company' store? Ladles' Fine Kid Shoe for 11.25. worth 12.50. 435 Commercial street. The person who grumble the most at the boarding house table are gen erally the ones who do not have half as much or as good at their own. An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effect of the well known remedy, fcrRi'h or Flos, manufactured by the California f'io Hyhvf Co., llluntrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxa tive principles of plant known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them In the form most refreshing to the Ute and acceptable to the system. It it the one perfect trenrthrning laxa tive, cleansing the svnU-m effectually, dUpellinff colds, headaches and fever gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Its perfect freedom from very objectionable quality and snb tUnce. and it acting on the- kidney, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative. .. ' In the process of manufacturing flg are nsed, aa they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and Other aromatic plant, bj a method known to the Cauforsia Fia Strup Co. only. In order to 'get it beneficial effect and to avoid imitation, please rtmemberthe full name of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. am rnajrciBco. oax. Mtrrrvrixa. mrt. . mrw rox w. t. For sale by all DrnggiMt. Price SOc- po bottla TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM. Effectually yet gently, when cotUv or bilious, to permanently overcome habitual constipation, to awaken the kidney, and liver to a healthy activity, without Irritating or weakening them. to dispel headache, cold, or fever, use Eyrtfp of Figs, made by the Call fornla Fig Syrup Co. When a person goes on an excursion he never knows how many varied form of amusement will be thrown In gratia TRY ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, A powder to be shaken Into the tboe. Your fret feel swollen, nervous and hot and get tired easily. It you hJve smart. :ng fet or tight rhoes. try A len s Koo.- Kase. It cool the feet and makes walk ing rary. Cures swoilen. sweating feet. Ingrowlngnalls. blisters and callous spots. Reiitvea corns and bunions of all pain end gives rest and comfort Try It to day. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores Tor S cents. Trial package tree. Addrast Allen Olmsted. L Roy. N. Y. ASTORIA'S GREAT SURPRISE. Boston Shoe Co., Ladies' fine kid slippers and tie. 75 cents, worth $1.50, 425 Commercial street There are very few really new ideas; it I - the treatment of them that smacks of novelty. 4 o n - "! .(I Mistake In buying Con-' densed Milk.' f Take no sub-? stlhita for th x IGail Dordeni EagleBrand J , r CONDENSED MILK " S There are cheaper and In- t ferlor brands to the Eacl: W W Kti nnnm trio! U It UUl ttwitu wMa at. a a has stood first for forty A years. Beat for Seclpe Bok. 0 SOtClYJ C0WXSID MU CO, K Y. The son who calls hi parent "gov ernor," "dad," or "the old man Isn't apt to be 'as dutiful aa the one who call him "father." MaketheHairGrow With warm shamiraoj of Ccticitra Soap and light ilresainKS of Ci'TicmiA, purest ot emol lient skin cures. Tills treatment at once stopa fulling hair, removes crusts, scales, and damlrutT, soothes Irritated, itcblug surfaces, stimulates the hair follicles, sot-plles the root-, with enoriry and nourishment, aud makes th: hair grow when all olso tails. 8oM throurhout tht tnrii. P"TTtl D. Ann C.Oti get. inf., BoMon. " Uow to Uit UMUtinil Uili," fttt, Go to th Columbia Electrla 4 Re pair Company for all kind of new and repair work, from cambric needle to a bicycle, boiler or engine. Quick work and satisfaction guaran teed. Logging machinery of all kind a specialty. Shop opposite Ross, Hig glns ft Co. It you suffer from tenaernttt or run nels on the right side, pains aader tat boulder blaae, constipation, blllousooss ick headache and feel dull, heavy and sleepy, your liver is torpid and eon. tested. DeWltfs Little Early Risers will cure yon promptly, pleasantly and permanently by removing tne congestion and causing th bile duct to open aaa flow naturally Tney are good pills. Charles Rogers. During Km ctvU war. a well a k) our late war with Spain, dtarrohea was one of the moot troublesome diseases the army bad to contend with. In many k stanc ?s It became chronic and tba old tot eitn stlU suttar from It Mr. David Tay lor, of Wind Ridge. Greene Co., Pa., la on of these. He uses Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlarrnoea Remedy aid says be never found anyebing thai eould give him such quick relief. It la for sale by Charles Roger. Light your house and pluce of business with ' Incandescent , Vapor Gas Lamps 100-candle power at a coat of 1c for three hours.....;.; .' , Miller & Barnaterg, Agents 405 Bond Street, Astoria. AT 435 COMMERCIAL STREET. The Boston Shoe Co. cell ladles, French kid shoe for 13 worth $4 and $5 a pair. All the gorgeous French animal toy are a nothing In the eye of a child compared with a mangy puppy that tags at hi heela all day. J. D. Bridge, editor an proprietor of th Democrat Lancaster, j. II., says: "1 would not be without On Minnt Conga Cure for my boy, when troubled whh a eough or eold. It Is the beat remedy for croup 1 ever used." Coarlea Roger. THE SALE FOR THIRTY DATS. Baby shoes, 25 cent, worth 7t cent, at Boston Shoe Co., 43$ Commercial street. When we grow reminiscent we dis cover that the happiest hour of our life were those that at one time mad the least impression upon us. NOTICE. A MOTHER TEtXb MOW SHE SAVED HER LITTLE DAUGHTER'S LIFE. I aot the mother eg eight children and have had a great deal of experience with n DdioJnea. La.sC summer my t little daughter had the dysentery la its worst form. W though the would die. . I tried everything I could think of but nothing seemed to do her any good. I saw by aa advertisement in our paper that Chamberlain' Co:io Cholera and Dtar. rloea Remedy waa recommended and sent and g X a bottle at once. It proved to be ooe of the very best medicine w ever bad in the house. It saved my little daughter's life. I am anxious for every moti-er to know what an exoejent mU cine It la. Had I knows It at Brat It would have saved me a grew deal of anxiety and my 1UU daughter much u feting. Yours truly, Mr. George F. Bur. dick. Liberty, R. L For sale by Cbaiiea Rogers. - The brightest blazes of happiness are commonly kindled by unexpected sparks. During the civil war, as well ss In our late war with Spain, dlarrobea was one of the most troublesome diseases the army had to contend with. In many Instances It became chronic and the old soldiers still suffer from It Mr. David Taylor, of Wind Ridge, Greene Co., P., I one of these. Be uses Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea. Remedy and say he never found any thing that would give him such quick relief. It is for sale by Charles Rogers. Notice is hereby given that no bills on the regatta commute will be pal-1 unless authorized by the undersigned chairman or tecretary of the commit tee. O. C. FULTON. HARRISON ALLEN, Chairman. Becretry. The agency for the best Incandes cent Vapor Gas lamp In the world has been established at 405 Bond street. Makes its own gas and gives a brilliant and perfect light. No smoke, no pipes, no wicks to trim, no flicker. Cheaper than kerosene. This lamp Is rapidly superceding every light on the market. Call and examine. . .. C. J TRENCHARD, Custom House Broker. ASTORIA. .OREGON Insurance and Shipping. Agent W. r. tUX. and Padde fcxurti Co'i: Commission, Brokerage, 1 .' ucmvcicj at yum ' J . - t ' ' ' " Office. Store. THE ASTORIAN... Only 60 Cents a MOUNT ANGEL COLLEGE . Conducted, by the Benedictine Fathers. ....High-Grade' College for Boys ; and Young Men.... Healthful and attractive location (40 mOee frott Portland on th Southern - FaetHo Springfield branch). Complete and thorough preparatory, literary, selenitic, classical, normal, : oommerd al course. SPECIAL COURSES tn mat'iesuitl. 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