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THE M0KX1NG ASTOKIAX. SIM) AY. MAY Q 90l.
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Million of little fjlanda or tubci connect the blood with the sVin, and throuRh
torn inmll drain pipe perspiration passe out, earn ing with it the impuntie that
are thrown off by the blood. Should the porea of the skin be entirely closed for
even a brief space of time, and the poisonous matter forced back into the circula
tion, Instant death would result. In addition to the sweat glands, the skin is
provided with certain others which pour out upon it an oily substance, keeping
the skin pliable and soft and protecting it f rorn heat and cold. The blood and skin
re ao closely related that whatever affects one seriously interferes with the func
tions of the other. Not only health, but life itself, depends upon perfect harmony
between the blood and skin. When, therefore, the .
blood become poisoned from any cause, it quickly intOfnOI flflO
au-nifest itself upon the skin in the form . 0
of aorc and ulcer, pimple and various ,X I C "? fOIOOnm
eruptive diseases. By the character of the ..... j
ore we are enabled to determine the nature of the pouson or humor in the blood,
as every disease originating in the blood has it own peculiar sore or pimple. The
akin is not only affected by the poisons generated in the system, but poisons from
without enter through the open glands or pore and quickly infect the blood.
Mercury rubbed upon the skin will produce Rheumatism, and Poison Oak and Ivy
and other wild plants gain easy acces to the blood through the skin. A so-called
akin disease originate in the blood, the application
PtlfO BIOOd of powders, soaps and washes can do no permanent
aw mm w wa. but 0flen do immense damage by
Soft. HoalthV SMlt closing up the outlet to these little tubes
and interfering with the natural action
of the kin. The treatment must begin with the blood, and the acid or other pois
on antidoted or neutralized. S. S. does this and purine the circulation, builds
np the blood and flushes the little gland or pore with pure, new blood, and
restore healthy action to the skin. The use of cosmetics never yet brought health
and beauty to a rough, red, pimply skin or aallow complexion. What i needed
is rich, pure blood, such as S. S. S. makes. It not only relieves you of all disfigur
ing blackheads, blotches and irritating, itching eruptions, but improves your general
kealth. S. S. S. contain no mercuiy, potash, arsenic or other mineral, but is a
purely vegetable remedy and the aafest and best in all blood and skin troubles.
Write our physicians for advice or information: they have made a study of blood
and akin diseases, and you can have the best medical advice without cost. Book or
llood and Skin Diseases free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, A
BOUGHT FOR ERIE.
Belief That Purchase of Leytand Line
Was Made In Interest of Railroad.
NEW YORK, May IS. The Herald
rays:
Since the announcement a few weeks
ago that J. Plerpont Morgan had ar
ranged to buy the LeyUnd line of ocean
steamships, there has been much specu
lation as to what he uill do with his
purchase. It la now the Indication that
the transaction was made in the inter
est of the Erie Railroad.
Directors of the Erie Railroad who
could be een last night said that If
the purchase had been made for the
Erie they had not been taken Into Mr.
Morgan's confidence.
"It ta Mr. Morgan's custom to do a
thins first and then tell of it after
ward," wld Ex-Mayor Abram S. Hew
itt, who is a member of the Erie di
rectorate. The statement comes from an excel
lent source. The transaction Is under,
stood to be the carrying out of a plan
for a land and ocean traffic system of
Importance.
Ever since the accession of James J.
Hill to the directorshrp. friends of the
Erie Railroad have been lwldly prophe
Ylnjc rreat things for Its future. Mr.
Hill was said to be an enthusiastic be
liever In It and this fact and Its re
cent acquisition of the Pennsylvania
Coal Company (another of Mr. Morgan's
deals) by whldh Che menace of a for
midable coal competitor was removed,
have been the only arguments Its well
wishers could use.
The enormous capitalization carried
by the Erie has not been an encourag
ing feature In discussing- stockholders'
prospects. It now seems that Mr. Mor
gan has hit upon a novel plan for re
juvenating the system. A great barrier
to the suecesfful competition abroad
f American coal with English coal
has been the cost of ocean tr.ifnV. al
though our coal business abroaj ha.
been growing despite this fact. With
the Erie controlling a line of vessels
Ifke the Leyland the export coal situ
ation might be greatly bettered.
NEW TRANSCONTINENTAL LINE.
Rockefeller Combination Will Shorten
Line Between New York and Pan
1 Francisco by Dozen
Hours..
NEW YORK. May IS.-The World
says:
It Is stated upon positive authority
that John D. Rockefeller plans the es
tablishment of a through line from New
York to San Francisco under one man
agement. It will be composed of the
following roads:
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western:
Wabash; Missouri Pacific; Denver &
Rio Grande: Rio Grande Western; Cen
tral Pacific.
The great combination will consist of
the following roads: New York. New
Haven & Hartford; Delaware. Lacka
wanna & Western; Wabash; Missouri
Pacific; Union Pacific: Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul; Chicago & Alton;
Chicago Terminal Transfer; Chicago &
Northwestern; Illinois Central; Chicago
Eastern Illinois; Evansvllle & Terre
Haute; St. Louis & Southwestern; Den
ver & Rio Grande; Rio Grande West
ern: Southern Pacific: Central Pacific;
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Texas; Kansas City Southern.
All of these roads w ill work in close
conjunction and will act as feeders for
the Atlantic and Pacific Air line, as the
Rockefeller transc vitin-nial will prob
ably be known. It will be the shortest
road across the continent by many
miles. It will be the pleasantest route
because It g?s through temperate
climes from ocean to ocean. It Is said
that the new rood is to reduce the time
between New York and San Francisco
by from twelve to fourteen hours. The
road's connections will be as follows:
New York to Buffalo, Delaware, Lack
awamrn & Western; Buffiio to St.
Louis, Wabah: St. Louis to Pueblo.
Colorado. Missouri Pacific; Pueblo to
Grand Junction. Colorado, Denver &
Rio Grande: Grand Junction to Ogden.
Utah, Rio Gra.ide Western; Ogden to
San Francisco. Central Pacific.
INSURRECTION AT WEST POINT.
Said to Be Result of Growing Unpopu
larity of Superin e-.i lent MUs.
NEW YORK. Miy IS. A special to
the World from Washington says:
Information of a seml-oftVUi raiure
has been received here from the West
Point Military Academy of a seriou
condition of affairs prevailing in the
cadet battalion which amounts almost
to an Insurrection of a Iirge number of
upper class men.
Trouble has been known to ex
ist at the institution since th? investi
gation of the Booz hazing and matters
have grown so bad of Lite that it I- re
ports here that no less th.ui eightv
cadets, chiefly of the second or next
ranking class, were confined to quar
ters and that several or jierhaps a
large proportion might be court-mar-tialled.
Th? so-called Insurrection is said to
have been a rsu't of the growing un
popularity of Colonel Mills, the surT'n
tendent, win. army offic-rs allea-. has
Issued or 1 rs and prescribed reiju! iti.is
which the cadets believe are entirely op
ined to the traditions an 1 best inter
ests of t:e school.
Adjutant-Genera; Corbin said a; 1!:.':0
this morning that he had not receive.!
any report of trouble at West Point
and that he knew nothing of the affa r.
AGAINST NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
Senv.or Morgan Says True Liberty
Will Be Str-ngthenel by Denying
Negro the Ballot.
NEW YORK, May IS Senator M-r-gan,
rf Ala'oima, ;s as outspoken in
his opposition to negro suffrage in Ala
bama now, says a Washington special
to the TinT-s. as he was when he be
gan his campiign for re-eleetion to
the senate. In an interview lately in
speaking of the coining constitutional
convention and what it will do. he said;
'There is not the shadow of a doubt
that without doing violence to the
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to
the federal constitution, the ignorant,
irresponsible, imamhle and unpatriotic
element will tie deprived of the ponvr
to nanic'.nate. to its detriment, in the
administration of affairs of the sta;e
And by this action true liberty and
Republican institution" will be strength,
etied and restor-d to the full character
of manhoo 1."
CLAIMS SITE OF SKAGWAY.
Bernard Moor Asserts He Was Occu
pying the Land Under Trade and
Manufacture Act.
WASHINGTON, Miy IS.-The and
at the head of the Lynn canal in Alas
ka, on which Skagway is located, is
Involved in a decision of Acting Sec
retary of the Interior Ryan today, de
clining a new hearing in the case of
Price dnd others against Bernard Moore
In the Sitka local land office. Moons
claims title under the trade and man
ufacture act, under which title to pub
lic lands In Alaska may be acquired,
and asserts he was thus occupying the
land until the gold excitement brought
adventurous crowds who divested him
of possession and established the town
of Skagway. The townsite people claim
that Moore is not acting in good faith.
IMPROVED PROSPECTS.
Numerous Su'Tend.'rs of IWra Regard
ed as a lloutthy Sign.
LONDON. May IS. "Die Pretoria ,-or-respondent
of the Times, wiring Thurs
day, r.irt jrrvitly improwl ;itp,vts
for the winter campaign.
"The numerous surrenders of the
Boers are a healthy tdgn," he says, "i
nm unable as yei to a near iliu- for
the dose of hiwtlllt'rs Uu: one mav he
more hopeful, esp.vliiUy if ;ho icmiIu
of the coming activity re-soniblc thos
of the past month.
MINES ARE REOPENING.
NEW YORK. May IS. Evidence is
not lacking, say lu Tribune s London
correspondent, that there will lv a
South African mining boom befoie
many weeks. Johannesburg Is giadu
a'lv tilling, the mines niv reopening
and aurangemonts are making fin- the
rvoraanix uloii of the government of
the town. The reopening of the ' Kattlr
circus" would have at leas; one gxd
result It would engnvsw thc.uttention of
the capitalist class and allow It loss leis
ure for meddling in the government f
the n -v British colonics.
Some f Sir Alfred Miltier's recent ap
pointments In the Transvaal hive caus
ed mil -h criticism. The eight powerful
groups of capitalists) have boon repre
sented too conspicuously in thve ap
pointments and a feeling of distrust has
been crv:ted which temN to retard the
pacification of South Africa. It is said
that General Botha, !n as he
learned thac Sir Alfred Mllner was
about to leav South Africa, sent a
mounted messenger to General Kitchen
er with a view to the ivo-ponlng of
peace negotli'lons. General Botha
wanted to communicate with Kruger
but Lord Kitchener said he could have
no dealings with the ex-vreident.
NEW HOME FOR LEPERS.
Citiiens of a Louisiana Parish Will i
Prevent Its Establishment by ,
Ftve of Arms If j
Xeceasary.
CHICAGO, May IS A special to the !
Record-Herald from New Orleans says: J
The projected establishment of a b'p-.
en' home in the parish of Jeffer-!
son, on the Mississippi river some
eighteen miles above New Orleans, has '
thrown rhe residents of the parish into i
a ver of exjltemont. ,
For s"me months the leper board, es
tablished by the state, has been baking
for an available Ioeation to which to
remove ihe lepers who are now held In
a home at White Castle, several miles
above New Orleans, on J securing an
tti m in m a large plantation in Jef
ferson parish, went quietly about the
purchase of it. The deal was dosed
a 'week agj and a few- days lat 'r the
ne-ws leaked out.
The citizms of Jefferson parish at
on-e took mvasu.es to prevent the es
tabllshm ?iu of the home In their neigh
borhood :md have entered a protest
with Govern w Heard. If this fads
th-v optily an.iounce their intention
to prevent the establishment of the in
stitution by foroe of arms.
HEARING ORDERED.
Land Commissioner Hermann's Decis
ion in California Oil Contro
versy Is Affirm -d.
WASHINGTON, May IS The sec
tary of the Interior has affirmed I-i:id
Commissioner Hermann's decision in
the case of the Kern Oil Company
iirainst Jacob It. Clotfjller In the Vih
:'.lia. "al.. land district in directing a
hearing to determine the character . f
the land selected by Clotfeller in ex
change for lands relinquished a" a for
est reserve.
Th- scope of the hearing ordered will
inclule not only inquiry as to the ge
cl"gical formation of the lands but also
as to the discovery and development of
minerals or adjacent lands and their g"
ol"g:cal formation.
BIG COAL EXPORT CONTRACT.
Mexican Central Railroad Orlern 150,
fi0 Tons From Alabima.
NEW YORK, May IS A special to
the World from Birmingham, Ala.,
says:
The Tennessee foal, Iron & Railroad
fompany has ma-le a contract with the
Mexican Central Railroad to supply it
with 150.000 tons of coal, the delivery
to cover a period of months. The coil
will be taken to Pensacola by rail and
will go thence to Tampico, Mexico, l,y
boat.
The order is the largest single export
contract ever booked In Alabama.
STRIKES AT ST. PETERSBURG.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 16, (Thurs
day) Strikes accompanied by street
disorder have broken out here. The
police have arreted 132 persons. Sev
en! large spinning establishments and
other factories are Involved,
YALE DEFEATS COLUMBIA.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.. May 18. The
Yah? freshmen crew defeated the Co
lumbia freshmen in a course of one and
thre-eiirh;hs miles on Lake Whitney
this afternoon.
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Women's Baptist Home Mission Socle,
ty Holding Session in New York.
NEW YORK, May 18. At the meet
ing of the Woneu'g National Baptist
Home Mission SocWty held in this city,
delegates were present from various lo
calities. Un. William Isaacs, president
of the New York City branch, presid
ed nt the morning session and Mi.
William It. Taylor, vice-president of t!i'
s'iile society mid pr'sldont of the Brook
lyn branch, presided at the afternoon
session.
Mrs. J. N. I'rouse of Chicago, presi
dent of th" nation il i rganinatlon, In
an address stated thai there are at
pivson; I.1.' tihio'i irles In thirty-four
states an 1 territories supported by the
society; these are employed among Uu
rojieuns, Aslailcs, Indian, .lews and ne.
gr.e. The In'ot addition Is In Cu
ba, where ihere are three teachers, one
of whom is supported hy the otutg
women of the iUdVls. church,
The Baby Bind." with its IMT en
rolled member, pays I he exp iisn" of
a klnderisart mi among the t'lHnese of
S in Francisco i.nd itic in M vco.
There are .'So; :,ulll u i . During the
t w 'ntv-four years of the existence of
the national socio y, $t.0;!l. tint has l cn
nisei. Jit'.V.lTii of the iiiviih! be.ng las;
year's Ineoine.
A conference on homo missions ua
rt feature. An addre-s on the Rap;t
training school In Chicago was made
by Mis. C. D. Morris. Mrs. K 11. Kil
lers, of Shaw University. ,,u
spent many years among the colored
people of the South. .ioko en "Seero
Homes."
The so supvor:s a training school
for workers in Chicago. In Dalli. T. x .
and a training; department In Shaw
University.
WHEAT MARKET.
PORTION D. May K Wheat. Walla
Walla. :.!'.
CHICAGO, May is. Wheat. July,
opening, Tlsi7l; closing. :.
LIVERPOOL. May IS. Wheat. July.
r.s. iod.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ASTORIA.
At Astoria, In the Sta:e of Oregon, at
the close of business, April 24,
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts JiMJ.737 15
Overdrafts, secure I and unse
cured 1.419 96
U. S. Bonds to secure circula
tion 12.500 00
Stocks, ie.'urltles, etc 'J5.143 73
Other real estate owned 6.K0 45
Due from National Banks tnot
reserve agents) 2.314 70
Due from S;ato Banks and
Bankers 50.372
Due from approved reserve
agents 97.111 1
Internal Revenue stamps 479 2
'hecks and other cash Items. 30 35
Nickels and cents 110 97
Lawful money reserve
in Bank. via.
Speeli 114,7i)0 00
Redemption fund with U. 8.
Treasurer (5 per cent of
circulation) 623 00
Total M23.97 61
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock raid In .Vi.ono 00
Surplus fund 25,000 00
Undivided profits, ies PxPnses
and taxes paid 31.51$ 77
National Bank notes oats-jivl-
Insr i;,S00 0
Individual deposits
subject to check.. 1413,139 63
Demand certificates
of deposit 89.217 01
Certified ch-'ks .... 462 20 5M.S18 M
i Total $623,907 61
! STATE OF OREGON. Couaty of
j Clatsop, ss: I, S. S. GorJon, cashier of
the above-named bank, do solemnly
: swear that the alove statement Is true
to the lest of my knowledge and be
1 li"f. s. S. GORDON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to bfre m
i this 7th day of Mav, 1961.
I C. R. THOMSON.
Natary Public.
Correct AUest:
G. C. Flarel.
W. M. Idd.
yr. F. McGregor,
Directors.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
Notable among the pleasures afford
led by the Ssasta Route is the win
der trip to Southern California and
.Arizona. Renewed acquaintance witb
i this section will ever develop fresh
i points of interest and added industries,
In Its prolific vegetation and among lis
numberless resorts of mountain, shore.
; valley and plain.
; The two dally Shasta train from
'Portland to California have been re
cently equipped with the moat ap-
proved pattern of standard and tour
ist sleeping cars, but the low rates of
fare will still continue in effect,
j Illustrated guides to the winter re
ports of California and Arizona mar be
had on application.
I C. H. MARKHAM. Q. P. A
Portland. Oregon.
Oregon Short Line
Railroad
THE DIRECT ROUTE.
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Gives choice of two favorite routes, via
the Union Pacific Fast Mall Line, or
the Rio Grande Scenic Llnea.
LOOK AT THE TIME.
1 J Days to Salt Lake.
2 J Days to Denver.
3 J Days to Chicago.
4 J Days to New York.
Free reclining chain, upholstered
tourist sleeping cars, and Pullman pal
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For further Information apply to
C. O. TERRY, W. B. COMAN,
Trav. Pass. Agt, Gen, Agent.
124 Third St., Portland. Or.
Or
O. W. LOUNSBERRY.
Agent O. R. N.
AN INCOME FOR LIFE
FROM-
GREATEST OF GOLD PROPERTIES
3SS0 ACRKS-9 MILES IN LENGTH
WO MILLION TONS.
Richest gold-bearing qunrti, ground
by nature's hand Into gold laden
K ravel, from 50 to O0 feet In depth over
the entire property. In addition the
company owns 14 miles In length of
river bod. rach mile of which contains
many millions of gold, Knitted on the
Ulo Grande, in Taos county, New Mex
ico. OVEW
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For Dividends
READ THE PROOFS
United Slates Official Report
MADE TO
COMMISSIONER OF THE UNITED
MATW, GKNKRAL LA NO OF
FICE. WASHINGTON.
D. C.
by a geologist and mialng expert of
worldwide reputation, Profpasor Ben
jamin Sllllman, who spent several
month there, then being connected
with the United States surveying corps,
and In his official report says:
"Here are countless millions of tons
of rleh gold o,urt reduced by the
great forces of nature to a condition
t'dy fur the application of the hydraul
ic process, while the entire bed of the
Rio Grande for over forty miles is a
sluice, on the bars of which the gold
derived from the wearing away of th
gravel banks has been accumulating
tor countless ages, and now Ilea ready
for extraction by the most approved
methods of river mining The thick
ness of the Rio Grande gold gravel ex
i eeds In many places too feet, or nearly
three times that of the like beds in
California, while the average value par
cubic yard Is bettered to be greater
In the New Mexico beds than In soy
other such accumulations yet discov
ered. "I have mad a recoanalsanc of the
whole of this gravel along the
Rio Grande, and hava examined with
all the care poawible in th time at my
command the character of the gravel
and Ita contents of gold'. Nothing. I
am persuaded, alnce th discov
ery of California and Australia ta com
parable for Ita Immeasurable resoureea
of gold available by the hydraulic pro
cess to the deep placer of the Rl
Grande."
Other reports from eminent mialng
experts of national reputation pro
nounce the property of this company
the richest and most extensive known.
Capital Iock $2,000,000
FULLY PAID AND NON-Afl-SKSSABLE.
PAR VALUE !.
EACH SHARE
One-half the entire capital stock ha
ben placed In the treasury of the com
pany as a working capital. To complete
necessary ditches and plac on the river
hd several gold steam dredges, the
company now offers a limited number
of Its shares at
50c PER SHARE
AFTER PALE OF WHICH PRICE
WILL BE ADVANCED TO
1.00 m ww
Applications should be sent promptly.
Write for prospectus. Make checks,
money order payable to
Rio Grande
Placer G jld Mining Co
7 EXCHANGE PL'CE. B03TON.MA88
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dmaflKtoraeud tuDr. Fennar, Fradonla, M. V. for pumphleta coDtuluiug cvrtlluutca of
aoia itt tho moit raouurkabla Caraa nn cH1it4 ty medicln.
Cuatom Homs llrokr.
ASTORIA, ORE,
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GENERAL AGENTS.
I.. DAVIS CAUL A. IIKNKT
- Snn I'ranclsto, I'al.
& CO., AGENTS.
in
I witHHiiddcnly lukcti vnry III. I'XrrutliitInK
IropH of wrttilriitlnri nuuliiK mil. of 'eviry
Dorci. Mv hIc In Lurricil him. mill I fi.ll I ,,,,1,1,1
not II an lionr. To wall for u doctor would
IiiiVkvimi too Into mid In DiIn (utri'inlly I
look one tuldi'-HiMionfiil of Dr. Ki'iintir'H (fol
liv.n Kclll'f In tlm Hitiiin of wutir unil wi.u
Ult'kly mid iM'Niimiitnlly rrllovisl. ,
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Itoclii-HUT. N. Y April a, luio.
I.iiikktv, I'll., Murrli, II, mm.
I tilivn UHi'd Hr. I'cniicr'n (Jolili ii lii.i i. .r I.
my fmiilly forycur. It. H-riiimii'iiiy i-unxi
IIIK Of It VtTV IllllHI lllll'k. I Illl Vl iimhI ii. r..r
ii Iiimjt, niiiriililii, lii'iidiirliiH, i iiriicliii, vnry
hud i:uM unil fur iti'inTul fiimllv inriHmiH null
liuve found It unfullliiK. W. IfKMiy Khkkiu
Flat Woodh, W. Vu Mun-h nmo.
Our llt.llii Alilliiii'Xiiiiiiniliu..lii i.,..i
complaint 4 wwikH. W' t rlrd iiiiiny docuirn
nnd runiMlliiH hill lie rout limed In grow worwi.
We feuri'd he would din. We Mien coiniiiemd
luHlnK Dr. I'einitir'H Uolden Killef uud It
,ulIucMd a quick and peruiunent cure,
1 Hw. John M. Hhahics.