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THE MORNING ASTOUIAN, FRIDAY. DKCKMHKR W. 1901
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DISABLED SHIPS
REACH 'FRISCO
Luetic and Lcyland Bros. Reach
that Tort in Badly Damaged
Condition.
PASSEDTHROIGH HEAVYtiALE
Lcyland Brothers, LoaJcJ with
Wheat anJ Bound from This
Port to Knutand-Will
Continue Voyage.
SAX KK.VNVlSv-O, Dev. 12.-The ves
els that have passed through the re
tvnt Morms on the northwest coast
re now reaching thi port. Among
the arrivals today were the Luetic,
from Oyster Harbor, and LeylanJ Urwa.
from Astoria. The former a on
her way to the Hawalan Island and
tho latter to England. The Luclle car
lied a cargo of coal, while the Ley.
land Brothers carried wheat. Hth ves
nels came here In distress. The Lu-
elles foretopmast and maintop gallant
ma.st are gone and some of her seams
v . .
Bare opener ana sne , '";t.ri Kitchener sent the new from
considerable other damage. She was
caught in a hurricane off the Colum
bia river. Her coal will probably be
transferred to another vessel so she
may be ov erha i!e 1 In dry doc's. The
lylanl Hrolher was thrown on her'
beam ends and badly damaged In the I
tortn of December $. Her captain ex-
pect to continue hi voyage In a few I
days. ,
PRICE t'NCH N"5 T.D.
Vnited Steel Corporation Fixes Price ;
for Iike In n 're.
NKV YOr.K. IVc. li -The Iron Age:
A decision of far-rMching in.,it-
ance has been arrived at b the n an- '
of the t'nlted States Steel C, r-
agprs
poration. .n.er miw -
After con;de:-aWe dis us-
slon and a numner or r.,n:e-ence ,
has been determined t fix the l rice
of Lake inm ore fr the .oming sea-
on the same as it was during the
current season, vii: 14 23 as the base ,
price for old range ores at I over Lake ',
ports. Some of the outside ore Inter- j
est showed a string disposition to fa-
Tor an advance, while In Isolated rises
a moderate lowering was advocated.
Wlille an offldal announcement eft the j
part of the ore producers ha not yet ;
been made. It may be acepted as prac
tically settled that present re price
will prevail for anothr season.
The same tendency has oeen display
ed in certain finished lines. The beam
and plate association have I fid their
meetings during the past M, and
after continuing the 'Ife of these or
ganizations for another year have left
prices to remain where .hey were.
Our monthly blast furnoc statistics
furnish further proof of the tremen-
dous consumption which is now going
on. On December first there were coke ;oe.een rnnsia., an., unu.-y. r.as
and anthracite stacks In operation bn hr"k'n uf b' "o-A and
with a rapacity of T.r. B"s t ,ns, an , nK 'n-ral I-W-- ,r"i '- s" "
Increase of JSJ tons as com; ard with an'1 v" m"n ha 1 l'f'v'"U-l .th-
November 1st. In the past month llra'n ""uth'
storks have declined tl.ft") tons, j Uesis.nsitile New Zeal.inl.-rs return
Counting In the chnrco.-.l furnace, w ' ng from South Afrh a d-. ! i:e ''..it
are now producing a: the rate ,,f !.- more soldiers are nee.l-,1 p, nn.sh !!.
SjO'0 tons per annum, as against the iWar. The troops have the utni .s- on
maximum record 'it r..T.' 0"' P n in fMnee in Lir l Kit. hener. ton hl !
J. and yet we are c -nst.m'ly draw- f,,rIS arv hampered by th d! ad'.!-.l
Ing on what little st..ck ih ..uniry agit.it:.. n in the I'nl'el Klnglorn. It
is tarrying. Is asserted that ex' -ssie consi ierntion
It should le noted. h.Tr that j!t h..n to the H.,.-rs in tho- r-f-i.'-e
the dlffii ulties in securing n sui ply of ramps while the run' in N.i nt
ooke made the pr -.d action ' N"Vi m- ' Huffering hurdships.
ber fall below the qnantlty indicated
by the blast furnace .-.-turns :.t the
beginning of that month. A study of
the figures of November output Justi
fies the belief that this -aus r.-ns1 a
deficiency of prolu t t , 1 .0 0
tons. On the other nanl. seme f.ir
naces had to pil" iron he.-nu th-y
could not get caes to sen 1 it to cus
tomers eager to Ref-nxe the raw mete
rial. Quito a nun'ber of independent fur
ni'p men have "-..ntrsc to I for "heir
next yeai's supply oi -.-oke u; fir, ti
t-.2 at oven, an advin'- f vr list
year.
M! 'P.DKKICHS SKNTKN' KD.
rhillppin" Military Cornmlst ion M-tes
Out Justice to outlaw.
WASH IN-IT. 'N. Iee. 12 A millrary
ronimission in the I .illif plni-s. head. d
by .Major H'-nry S Turrlll. surge.,n
senten""' Juan Ollvr, a 1'ilipino, to
be hang'-d. Oliver was the b-ader of
u band of landrones which made an
attack upon the house of Te idoro La
brador president of Minea, I'anay, and
raptured him, hi brother, wife grand
mother, godmother, small daughter
and a policeman. The grandmother,
godmother and daughter were shot to
death In the vicinity or me capture,
Labrador, his wife and the policeman
were taken In an isolated spot and
killed with bolos. The brother made
liia escai. Incidentally '(liver and his
band robbed Labrador of 7S carls. s,'i0
pesos and other articles.
General Chaffee criticized ihe pro
ceedlngs on the ground that the accua- j Hou'h'-rn railway of Ireland me con
ed was charged solely with the murder I 'ercd. A fast line of steamers is tu
of Labrador, assault upon him with In- run le-te,-n Fishguard, on the Welsh
tent to kill, and robbery, while the
anurder of three women, one small
girl and the policeman were not In
cluded In the charges. A band of
Tulisanes. armed with bolos, rtillo and
daggers, killed 11 number of the
Kchev arra family at Naro. Mashati
on August 14. lHV. for the sole reason
thnt the victim were Spaniard Two
members of the band vvetv brought to
trial and were entenc-d to be hanged.
Hut In vtew of the fact that the more
responsible ivarttcivant in this crime
already had paid the death penalty.
j the sentence were commuted by tten-
eral Chaffee to life Imprisonment.
Ygna.lo Sla'tlng. tn tnurgrnt leader
operating against the American C.ov
ernment after having taken oath
of allegiance ws. sontvvvd to be
hanged for murdering a woman sus
pected of frlendlines to the fluted
States
hokks srunusrav
IVthel Commando Surrounded and
Captured After Night March.
XF.W TiMJK. Pec. U In explana-
'tlon of the South African military
'situation, the laindon correspondent of
'; the Tribune cables:
leTd Kitchener has not had to wait
Ions for some result from his new plan
of operation against Cicner.il Hoiha.
by constructing a line of blockhouses
'He has had Ceeneral Me-th.i's force In-
, closed in an area of lO.iaa) square miles
Over this restricted country the Hrlt -ish
columns are now moving and now
I I.ord Kitchener is enabled to report
the capture of practically the whole
: IVthel Commando A In the case of
tht runt u iv of t!n hiairvr :it . 'sh.vk
w vk .,,. ,,,, ,,.,1
o,M,imando after a night march.
'
Standerton. where he went tt !n t
the oivratlnns.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
v, ht.ivy snow tad on the tr.o.mt.'.i
in color .do is ..mslau- es-ns,.h ra!
j.oay In r.v.!r.a.l tt i"r. K.-:'"rs
Southern Vo-mr.g ere ;o the ffe
'Th.ith a o ne: .il storm t:cvtll:.
A dispatch to the New Y -rk i Ural I
from Valparaiso, Chile, says: Th
Chilean government will c.tl! ln:o s.-r-
vice two foives of co::s, ripts as th.e
result of similar acti-n on the par: of
. Argentina.
:
j Tho Tans corrvspondenl of the ten
don Times and New Yoik Times says
1 the physical weakness of the people I
of Annam and Tonquin is !etng attnl.
utl t0 the ab5tni.e f phosphate in
Jl?t
News has reached the United States
marshal s ortlce at Muskogee, I. T.. that
S- L. Hall, a sewing machine ret alr
man was found dead along the side of
neglected road leading from Euf.ila.
The supposition 1 that he was froten
to death during the reevnt cold spell.
th tqw , acce-sir as president of
,he c0iumbla University will be se
lected at the next meting of the
trustees In the latter part of the nr.nlh.
It 1 now stated that the new president
in all probability will be lrofesor
Nicholas Murray Butler, acting presi
dent. A correspondent of the London Times
and New York Times, telegraphing
from Pretoria, say the Boer force,
which concentrated under De Wet in
the Orange Itlver Colony and was hov-
l"ln ar,,un'1 ,h '" "f bl-khouse,
The I,nd..n correspondent of th
Tribune ay that it s nnri U'o e, )i;
the tn!;il ct of th- Yetk-a system of
yj-t trifi. ati.-n of I-on h ii for both sy
Kins is estimated at J! . i'y):rv and tnor-
than thr-e years will ,-l.ips,. tiefor
i work on the district sertt .n .".hi'
the shorter of the fan is mi !
Mr. Y'-rkes proposed- t , build tl.
gest generating station in the ..
th-
h h j
ted. ;
big- I
i
irl I i
: It will t.e of ',",'''1 linrso-pow-r.
According to th" Ne-.y York T:ihiin
the 'iitur miinufii'turing flin.s of
Krto. Werthelm A S'hlffer. S'ralr.-n
St Storm ''o.. and llirsohhorn. Ms, k v
I'd., will consolidate n Jarriary 1
The concern will he known as 'to
I'm on Cigar Manufin 'urers. 1' .;!!
have a '-'M'i'iil "f Jo'.'s.'sSi at.d v. i.l .p
irate 11 factories. 'J'),.- .ur;.o ,,f ih-
rotisolidrition Is to ...' -n th" ,.'
Imi'f-rting low mat. ...! from ''.'.i 1
Porto Hi'".
A dispat
don Tin,'
says th'
Wnzirista: i h from '
i and tin
milita rv
i frontier
h- I
N'e
tuatiori on It,.
4 ai h ti.at six
native battalions and on- noun''.!
batterv have been .".-n' to Tonk. I' ,j.
however, not c.rild'-r'd n-c-sary t,,
organize a Held fun i:, lo ri'-ia1 Kip i -
ton Is cimiMiaridirig j.art or '!.' (. ,n'o r
orre. His staff lias he. n in r'a'd.
Flying colurnris will he h i,' .,;f c,
harass the Mahsuds
Th" "ititiact for the .te, ojon ,,f a
pi"-r I 'SSI feet long a' I'.osdarc ha. l..-'-n
'clowd
This pl'-r Is a pordoii of tin-
suheirKf In which the iireat We.stem
railway of Kngland and the ';rat
I -oast and liosslare and th Id. a Is w ri-
auKly entertained In certain quarters
that, thi Is to be the American rnnll
route of the future.
NEGRO PROBLEM
BOBS UP AGAIN
American Federation of Labor
Convention at Scranton
Discusses Question
AND DRAWS THE COLOR LINE
Resolution t'ompetliiiK l.iteal I n.
Ions to Join Central Labor
Bodies in Respective
l ocalities IMeatcJ.
SCRASTi'N. Pa. IV,- 13 -Much life
was Infused! In today proceeding of
the convention of the American rYder
alien of l-ahor. The negro problem In
the South, as far a tt related to union
ism, was unexpectedly Injected Into the
proceedings The question came up
when the commute on law report
ed a resolution compelling all local
unions militated with the federation to
Join the central labor bodies In their
respective localities, made the point
ih.it the federation last week In de
elding a contested eat where the col
i line was brought Into question, had
a.ithorired the creation of a separate
centra! union In Kichmond for colored
wo: keis.
The ivolution was debated for more
than an hour by many delegate. C.
I! lie k.ird. of Alabama, said the
proportion w.'Hld compel the white nil
I. ns to take in the negr.n and. if
adc, t-d l y the convention. per cent
of the unions south of the Mason and
I : :i line would secede from the fed-,-r.,:!
on The re lutlon was defeated.
To 'NATION I'll' -CLAIM!:!"!.
Fr-t Time in M.r' Than Sixty Years
. ; This Inter .sting IV needing.
N I W 'IK. v,-o. i;. I. nd, mis
nil today ha.- a tell ilnv In he i. lat
ter of r..al pr K'l.iiii.t'.lons, rays the
Tribune Im lon crreoon lent. It Is
announced that four of them will W
read by the common crier from the
steps of the Itoyal Exchange dm Ing
the hour devoted to luncheon. The
proceedings promise to be .nusually
Interesting More than tl jenr lave
pass,-! sln.-e the date of a coronation
was ppM-lalmed and the message fiom
the king proclaiming next year's cere
mony should In Itself be sufficient
to Justify the attendance of an abnor
mal crowd of spectators. Then there
are also In addition the srms of the
Prince of Wale and the new coinage
to be proclaimed. The leremony will
take place In the presence Pf the lajrd
Mayor.
T KOItM CH)NY.
FollT WOK1H. Tel., Dec. 12. --L. T.
Wilson, of Kansn City, but formerly
of this state, has Just closed a deal
with a coloniratlon company of Ii.dUn
apo'ls. In.i.. by mhlcii h- transfers W.
."i aces of '.and In Archer county to
then, Twenty families have already
settle,! there and It I the purpose of
th- In liana Company" to locate 4oO
m..r' fanilli.-s from Missouri and In
diana In rh same district. The new
I.:..:,) will try diversification of crop.
U1I.I. DKVEIjOP minks.
I.as'..-tri Svtilhate to Mxpend $l.",,iAn')
..:. ''aiifotni.i Iron I'roH-rties.
- N Kl! V.N' 'I.-UL'O, Uec. 13.--U is an
u 'lie 1 that an Kastern syndicate,
i In. li ) as a. ipilred extensive Iron
ri.li.-s m Madca county, in thi state,
pr.,p ..... i,, exp-nd about IIJ.liou.OOO In
their ! . -lopmetit arid the erection of
s:n-:t. r. and a steel plunt. A nhlp
vat I It th- 'obstruction of steel ves-s-is
may ais i lie established.
in addition, a railroad, to be called
tic- 'all!.,! ma Midland, I to Ire built
'rotn the tnln.-s to some point on San
Kutii'is", hay. This will cost tl.OoO.OoO
aril the work of construction will be-i-m
..irly r cxt year. This Information
is Ken to the Chronicle by General
W. H. H. Hart, a prominent attorney,
li , r'-pr s'-nis the syndlcute, the
i .-embers of which are not named.
Wlli;.T MAItKCT.
''Ill' 'A ''.' i. !(. U'.-Wh'ut. May,
i -i.'.'.e s, '':,, closing, "!''.
I'"l:!'!. l. Ix-c 12. Wheat. Walla
.'.'.,.:. .,!'.i !'..; hlueHt'-m, 2, Valley,
TV "MA, Ikc. i. Wheat, bluest'-m,
s. ul.
WI-iST HI UK NKWH.
.Mi- I). K. I'-ase made a brl'f visit
in A -'oi la last Friday.
Mis Fred ISowerH was vlslilng h-r
pai rits In Warrenton last week.
A. Ii. Hammond and party of friend
.Pit-d th- West Hld; on Tuesday.
I. T. I'.UNSell I ngiiln at work as the
'' 1 1: i' nl engineer at Kort Steven.
Mr J II. 1'iie ha gone to Vancouver
In attend to some government work.
. Ii. IJaumgaiten has moved with
fi.riuly to his new ranch on Young's
liver.
Mr. and Mr. Present t of Halem, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. It. A. .'ilevlns tt
Hammond.
Mrs. 10. M. Sally Is making extensive
I improvement to her place of business
: in lUinnioiul.
j iliim.lpa Klndivd has been toinevvhat
under the weather this week, owing to
a severe cvld.
The Kedmen are prrpaitiig for a
i grand boll at .Hammond on the ;lh
of this month.
, The new school house at New Astoria
Is almost completed. It t a very
handsome building.
I The boy at Kort Stevense have an
Ilea thai the A. H .' know more
'about fvolbll than they do.
Mr John Cnlker an, I wife made a
trip lo I'ortland last week Mr Calk,r
tuppll' that city with clam.
j Mrs. C W. Knowlcs, of I'oillaiid. te-
' turned home last wcrk She, with
friends has been .spending a mouth In
'her cottage at Seaside.
j Mrs. K. W. rreston's condlilon Is so
lunch Improved that she Is able to be
, about the house after being confined
i to her Ixvl several month.
I Mr 1. K. Halfertv has returned from
an extended li lp ihroiiKh the Hlast In
:the Interest of his plckl. d .d .in busl
lies. He also visited his el l home
' In Iowa.
j The M, si. tii Woo.lnien and .loll
Neighbors seen to p.- die lite o.' ooth
; Warrrnton and Seaside They arc glv
Ing d.inc-s. entertainments, etc at
j!lh places
I
1 While the st.cuis ,,f last oc.-K were
very sevo.-- no daiu.ue as repotiid
So nnic'i tain fell th.it In some pl.ms
Ns-Us would have ls,n more useful
thuii stv.s't cars
Mis Stockton of Astoria, has opened
a dancing school at Win ie.ito i and
'has a i.ic ' class It h hoped the
weather win r.iore t'lopplou on
Tin s. lay r.-ni:igs li, reiif:er
, am Km. '. s ,;i;k rrs r t: vii.ut
Amnio. i Is tii,- piv.,'...i! ..f the 1ns:
ra.iio.ids in the woild. and vilnle this
li . iv s. c-t: a hroa.! s:ar. m nt p is nt
solllte! true Such Llti' can only
gained ! est.tbasl'.ing a svstnn that
stands for perfection. Tins Is also
. true als'ttt medicine About tlf'y vents
ago a ictnedy win tlist In: ro.hi.e l for
stomach, llv.r aril lmel comp alms,
and luring those years has u- n rec-
ogiuied as the limit of science In I
sentlng a s-rfect medicine We refer
to Hosteller's S'.o naih Hitters. When
your stomach becomes deranged and
you suffer from Indigestion dvspepsla.
flatulency, nervousness or insomnia,
you will make no mistake In trying
thi remedy. It will strengthen your
.stomach, purify the Mo.st and prevent
malaria, fever and ague. It will urrly
do you good. Avoid sutsstttutrs.
I "Cilad to ee you'" exclaimed the
1 Prearydale tavern keeis-r. 'Have a
j cheer!" "Hurrah''' promptly ejaiulat
ed the funny drummer. -Hr.klyn
, Kagle.
SHEniPF-a KALE
Nontic U herby guo that I will, oa
Monday, the 4ih day of November. 101.
at the hour of 10 o'ciork In the fornuoo
of said day. at and In front of th court
house door, In th City of Aitorla. In
Clatsop county. Si at of Orvra. offer
for sals and sell, at publics auction to
tlx highest bldiLir for cash In hand at
th tlm of sale all nd singular th
real estate and property heretofore bid
In for taxes by saM 0tp county, iht
al1 City of Astor.a. and Rchool I).
trlct No, on and six of uld county,
or either of thm and whloh they or
either of thm hav icsjutraj title ty
vlrru of any such nala
Slid sale Is llxed for sail date pursu
ant to an ord'-r neret fore ma le bv the
County Curt of said county, the
.'1st of snrh property cull not b pre
par'd bv the first Monday af 'r July
I. 11. TH'iH I.INVII.I.i:.
Sh 'r.ff of said County.
Di ed. t 19"1.
NiiTIcM: OF PINAL A'Ci.l NT
!n the County fourt of Ihe S'ate
'of Oejf.ti, for the County of i.'la:
i s p. In th ma ter of th" estate
iMvid Whitney, ,lr, iIiccim-iI. Si.
, tle-s Is her "by given that I have
I :h: div fl."l In the almv entitled court
1 my final a- count a adm nl'trator, wldi
Wh tn- y. Jr . d-ceased, and thnt the
will annex d. of the estat of liavi l
emir! has S'-t Monday, the 2.1t!i day of
j November. U!l. at the hour of ; uVI.kIi
p. m of the sail d.iv us the time of
hearing objections to sild lln.il account
atnl for the s'Hl rrient th. p- .f.
Date I: Astoria. Or. (lei. lit. IDol.
I W. W. CI HTISH.
SHIIIHI'F'.S S.M.K
I l(y virtue of an X'-mill m issii' d nut
of th.- c.r.-uit 'oiirt of die Slat,, of
ir'g.n. fir tii-. ''uiniy of CUilsop. on
Ihe 5tli day of N vinleT, l!ol, up n
1 Judgment ren l-re 1 lh"r"ln on th - 7:h
i day of March, Is ill. In favor of Wil y
j II. .',l-n and J. U A. Itowlhy. ex-'iitors
'of th" list will of I. Wll'in, plaiiit.ffs.
land ag litis' J. II. I. liray. d''f iid.ur,
'f"r tin- sum of .'ii9,", Ih,. furilier -uui
; if JIT. 41. c ,s' and Interes; th'T-on at
! Ih- rn' of 1 per cent, p.-r annum fr ml
1 .Mar.'.i 7. IH'i.'l. and I tic . ..s's of an I up m
this writ c .mtnan lit,;: and r"'ti.r.:ig in '
i to levy "n the proiertv "f die a! eve
! named ! f"ii'l nit to s.iil.sfy t.ie Judg.
' m nt, lnter".-i . c.s s and all a ciu.iuc
costs. I did. "n the l:h day ,,f Nuvm-
ner, ll'Ol. I'"VV III in me I ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 K ''
scrilcd r-nl pro;s-rty, to-vvlt:
The ur.dlvolel oii'-half (W the
northeast ouart"r of southw. st quarter
n rt I northwest iii,ir:,-r of th" nitli ast
quarter of sMlon thlriy-three (Ml,
township eight (hi, north range vn
(Tl, W'-sl, Will. M r. and a. I of lot
seven (T) an 1 eight (Hi, In block eeyen-ty-'-lght
(Thi, In M -Clure's Asiorla ns
extended bv Cyrus Olney, all in f.'lats .p
County, or. g in.
Notice Is hereby given that I will,
n Monday the 9th day of lie. -ember,
1'Kll. at Ih" hour of M o'clock In the
foreno in of sal I dav. In fiont of and at
the Conn llou.- loor In the C ty of As
toria. Clatsop Cuiniy, Oregon, s. at
public auction for cash, t ie above de
suhocrllred real properly, to satisfy the
Judgment Inter'-st, cosi and all accru
ing ciflts.
nioH. MNviM.i:.
Hherlff of Clatsop County, Or -gon.
Astoria, (dp-gin, Nov. , l'.Krl.
Weekly No. 1.
First Publication, Nv. 8.
Last Publication. iJec. 6.
Turkey I to have an American bat
llcslilp. Thi la the tenth announce
ment, but It Is cheerfully repealed be
cause It seem the piope,' thing to do.
Tacoina Ledger.
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ii j in " , 2 : j
lilt' j:.! 71 4 0. 7 4
!t;! S 14 7 si 6 HI. 7 0
lis' s til i t.'i ( i
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9 p.-' mi oi.
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31' 5 i. n 4 ".: 1
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Low Water I A M I l M
I Ti'! ! b ui ft h m ft.
S t ' N 1 1 A Y 1 II 1 : 4 II 3i! 0 0
Mon-Uv I.' 74' J 3
Tu ..lav 1 3 0 7 " : 1 3l! I
U . .In. ..lav . ill '.'.' 1 '.' '-' nt' 15'
Tbursdav . . . ! j " l I '' 3 ;t' I 0 '
l-'l :dav ' l! 1 il : I I :s 0 S
Sat li. lav .. . . 4 1'. 7 ' -100,
si ii',v ' v' ot ; . ', '.' (i i 1
m n lav ! : i; : i 4 ( ii : 1
To. -.! iv pi' "t ' .' i : i;' o 5
'..!i:. s.! 'it' r oi i o r c l o ,
Ttui-s.hu 'i;' 7 i" 3 r i f.' o
I'l-.lav I 1 ! 3 i I'.' 0 4 !
Saturday 'll 1 '..' '.' l'1 S
-it'NIi Y !'' 5 is' 7 v r.4 Oli
M.-ndav !t' 7 !" 34 0 4
Tllesdav 'KM 7"' J - H I t
Widn.sday Iv ' . t: :'!,
Tlnir.!av H 0 iwl 171 I J J
Kridnv -'" 1 1- - I 7 I'.' 07
Sat, ii lav .'! 3 s' 7 ' 3 0 I
St'NIY '" J 37' 3 7' 4 .'. 0 4
Mondav . . '71' 4 3l ? l 44 I 4
Tues-lav '34 J 31 ! 34 is
W.sln. s.ly ! 7! 3 M 7 : 3 0
Thursday -' 7 3 4 !S I
Fndav 'J7' 14: J ?' 47' 17
Saturday Z 03 3 I '"' 1
HI'.NllAY 3' &7! 3" 10 13' 0 4 .
Mo,l iv 3n in 4:' I 10 M' 1 1
Tuesdav 31 II 441 1 7 II Ji JO I
Pleasing the
Ladies
Purlin Ihe l.nif oiolef r.ninm lh
meter ahou '.I rrniria'- r ! la.t'si ml
Ihs IU.f efftsisi, el lli rlf Ms h-II
rigar thai are .lr..ln ...! r.ai.i l.ai.J
maiir iiiueM,oiutr, Hud ei Ira p. ,,nra
la their trening tome nu -ke Ito-j r..,l
iiu ni .rs Ilia'. Inlr lor b a J, and -ar
niany ctoa ward. V.m dr I tmi
WILL MADISON.
1
HAVE YOUH
PRINTING
OONF t TMt
Daily Astorian.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
Tills; prepar.'!! Ion contain , all of ll.e
dlUCHtilllH ll'lll lll'esls II I killlNlif
flKKl. It (flVCl Itisl llll ll I i f tltl'i IH Vcr
fuilM to cure. It. allows v'.q local all
the fcHsl ymi wniit. Tin' tri"l w iiMlivn
BtirnacliH ran lake 1 1, Hy its imi inany
tliiuisaii'ls of il-Hiltcs liavi; Isen
Cured lifter evirvllilnu'ilsi' failed. It
Is unequall'd f'T all W.lo.i' li 1 1 1 Ml Men.
It can't help
Lrit da you good
Pn-pnn'l mily by V i l: V, i i ,v c o , i nidigo
The l. I. at lei . 1. 1 a: I, I.llei si lie isle, sit
F t Ha'e hv ("HAH I' niRltS. Jiruggli:
0ft
f I ' ht:e t'"y Capsule or'.- inp.jnui
rx w to Baiiam ot v jaii in .
I 1 Cubebs or Injections an urv
ll I CURE 1N 48 HOURaUn
Ip-'l I the same djcaioa with--
kwJ out incorweiiienco.
C3 S lth .!' uyqi:ti
iwaag
OF IMITATIONS.
TMatlgnatur IflnntmrtsStta
1A..
JCHM lll'NrANHBOtM, Axmli, N. y.
11
L
i
Tiij II t
.IIUIST MAM Alt Ft Ut TII t') fool).
Th ut tliero are families In our city
wlni are actually In need and will
deeply appreciate help at this time
Hi-iv s no doubt. The Salvation Army
has laid plans to send miltlclcnt to each
for a I 'Ill iniums dinner. To thi end
the) need donation of lea, coffee, su
uur butter, polaloe. lueut, fruit mid
vegetable T cheer tile heart of the
children they Heed nuts, candy, toy
and doll Send word o the olllcrr III
.Inline of Salvation Army and dona
tion will be called for or, they may
l,e sent to the Salvation Army hall
Imni the tramp ever visit jour
street " "No, there an employment
men, v mi the coiner" Philadelphia
1 llllellll.
SOT HOW CIIHAP. HIT lloV tltH'IV
Coal Is not a luxury It I a uivci-
It y When the householder buy cml
In- want coal thai Mill bum. not coal
dint will "burn hi money" only. Wy
oming i .ml. from llie celebrated Hoik
Spring mine. I the very Ih'i tu !
had for family use. ll produces the
ivlniiim of heat and the minimum of
dot and ashes In piles It I within
the reach of all. Olve II a trial. Tele.
I hone SHI 8. l-.UMiIU) A M..
Agent.
Crawford die has heroine a martyr
to die game of golf I'rahshaw That
hiil thought when t met him In the
ttaln oil hi way lo the link He ch. ck
id his umbrella and cat tied Ida l.iin-
P.e of golf club. Judge.
NoTICK
Notice la hereby ulvell to all partle
holding n-.'s-oi county vtaiiaitta r ll -
I. ii Bed pilor to April 7lh. I 0, lo
I resent Ihe same lo the county Irerta
iii.ie at his offlce l'. Tenth street f..r
lawiieiit Interest rra.e after (hit
dale
i signed I II C. Tib IMPS. iN
Citinly Tieaaurer
late. Astoria. irru,n, this th day
of IVrrmts-r, 9"'l
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS
When pe,.p;c r t oiileuipl iting a
!rlp. whether .n buamem ,.r ploaaure,
Ih.y naturally want Hie but ajvic
ohti tiaiilo m far aa ai.-d. , . mf .rt anJ
aafe y is concerned Kini'l . of :h
Wisconsin I'KNTU AL I.INKH ar
paid ta -ry, th putiUo and uur trains
art epera;cd a.i a to link close con
nection with diverging line at all
Junction points
rullmait I'alaca Hieeping and Chair
Crs on through train.
Inning car rvlcf uni-x.-el'ed, Meal
terve.1 a la carl.
In order to obtain Ih flr:-cUa r.
vice, ask th lkkt ag-nt to sell you
a ticket over
The Wisconsin Central Lines
and you will mak direct connection
at Ht I'aul for Chicago, Mllwauk and
I! oolni Cst.
Tor any further Informal an ''all on
any ticket agent, or rorrvainl altb
JAM. C. POND, 0n. I'as. Aft.
or JA9. A. CUX'K. Milwiukee. Wis
Oenrral Agent,
TIIK CHICACO A NOIlTIIWKHTKnV
flAII.WAY.
GO EAST
VIA
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE
TO
St.raul,I)ulmh.Mliinra)iills,('liiffl!;(,
and All Pulni
IiAII.Y TltAINS; KAHT TlMK; HK.lt
VI' I: ANK HCKNI'lltV UN
Kgt'AI.KD. I'liroiigh Palace '"' T.nirl! Mleeprra.
inning an I llufTt Hinnklng
Library (!ars,
Tlcki'l to point Kant via I'oril.inrl
.ind the ilr-at Norihern Ity., on salt
hi (I. II. A N. Ticket oltl.'.i. Atu-la,
ir ilr-at Northern Tlukei ulllc
lu HUM) SIKI I .
POHTI.AND
fur rate, folder and full Information
regarding Kastern trip, cill in .r d
drese A. n. C. DICNNIHPIN,
city Pa. and Ticket Ag.-nl. Porllund
- 0R1C1NWL
W0RCE5TER5HIK
- A .-.I.... .a lha heat and moat
fl'allcloiia Hu In tii World (or Mt", iin,
Bon pa and (iravle.
ASTORIA AM) COLUMBIA
HIVTK HAILRO'D.
I KAVk
ruiiii am
Porliaml I'll un l"i s I
I el .lo ia klld S)
t'ol ma
a ia a in j
; ii" p mi 1
I II iii in
V W l UI
Asl'iMII 1
t l I'.tll.ii.l .n.lM f
loll, I,
ll'iia,
a in p ... I
II I
I to w p en
shA ll'K PIMslii.N
I p . m ,,li,rl i r.-r M nrie.ii j 7 mi
II O in j llstel. turl Mikiiii, IIUI
M n , , I lliMiu..ii. mid Ailotia im,vm
ii h in : '.e,,l,lv tor H arienloli. : U VI i in
'4 .m p in Ho,, Muiiini nd .or. ! V iw i m
V ft III I sieve, a and Ailellft I Id M
Kundiy "ny
All train nika elo ronncton s(
ilohlo wlih a'l Noriharn I'acino train
lo and from Hit i:t nd Houn I poinii
J, C. JATv.
Oen'l ri'lght snd 'ngr Agent.
TE COIJJ
LINE
,. Portland Astoria l(ou(o.
STR. "BAILEY f.ATZERT."
llly 11 'und Trip K.pt Hundsjf,
IIMt CAMO
l.rava I'.rtUnJ.
l.-avo Aatur a .
..,7a in.
... T p. m.
The Dalles Boat
STR. " TAllOMA."
lli-K-rn I'ttttlatil. The l!lrg and
I'oiat
IIMt CAHU
l-avr. l"orl!n. Tue.dayi, Thurtlayi
and Ha in. lava at 7 a lu.
Arr.vva Tim iKtllr do. am day. I p rn.
t-tea lli i.lra. HuiiUya, Wt.lne-
.! an! Kr:,l)i at 7 a nt.
Arr vra port. and. aam day, 4 p rrv
Thla r utr ha the grandest aoenla l
tra. ti i-i on erih trilling Knot
of Alder '.ret Ihith
i'h 'ii-a Main UI.
A 3 TA Vie HI At Aaturta
JnllN" M Kll.l.i'u.V Agt. Th lull.
I'll Pill It A llAKNI-H. Agt Hood
lt:ver
Wot.lMHP A WYKIIH. Agt Whit
Maim n.
J i ' WVAIT Agt Vanytiuver
H W i Ult'll liN, Agt Portland
OREGON
StiOtr LINE
and Union Pacific
fTIMK Hi'HKO.
Impart
Chirac-a
Portland
HpertaJ
Ma m.
via Hunt
Ing toll
Atlantic
Kipre
fs) n m
via Hunt,
ingtnn
Ht. Paul
Kl null
p m.
via
Hpokane
1 i.r
rrom Portland
Arrlv
'fll I Mk. t)eiivrj
I Ft. Worth, lima-;
Ih. Kan... City I M p. m,
f4t Uiui. 1'hlcagij
and Kaat 1
i Halt tke. Ilenver,
!rt. Worth. Oma !
'ha. Kanaa Cliy. I lo a.
1 Ht l'Ul. I'hlMgo
and Kl. i
Wall 'Wail, j
lwlnloli. Hon.
kane Minneapolis
Ht Paul Duluth i 7:00 a. m
jMiU.lllkee. ("hP,
e.tf . and Kaat
Tl houn from Portland to ChlrsifO,
No Change of Car,
d' KAN ANH IllVKIl HCHICDUIJC
- Fr on A'tnrl
I All sailing data.
I ubjrrl to change
' For Han Kran. la
ro evet y five day
T a m I'oiuuih' Itlver I a. m.
Pa.lv rx- a Pnr'Uiid nd xc.
ci pl Hun. i Vy Iindlnga. Monday
Steam-r Nhcod leave AtuH on
thle dully, . x, ejtt Hut lay, for llsraco,
c iinecllng th-re with lr na for IsHig
lleaeh. TloKa un I North lleach polst.
Itelnriiliig an Ivrs si Atorl nun rven
Ing (I W leH NSMKItltV, Agent.
Astoria.
A I, CIIAIU.
(litiniil Paienger Agent,
rorlland. iiref.iii.
MiTIi'lO Full fill
Notice Is hereby given Hint up to the
hour of 2 o . lock p. m on Monday, tho
bldi day of lii'ci'inber, I '.ml, the com
mit' n ways and means of the Com
mon Council of the I'liv of Astoria,
Will IC'lle S'llletl I, Ids for dolllg til
citv priming for the y.ar lima Mid
must specify the price for pilnilng all
I' l iil I, limits (,f it un, full l i In no,
'."ii and :.'in ,,h und Pkki I,,im and Ih
pi Ice for priming and publishing nil
I'HnI in.ilies required by ihe clly In
cluding proof of publication, to be In
nonpareil lype s ii,.a to tliu Inch.
Th" right Is icserved to releel any and
"II bids. A. Hi 'II KIlNKCK AIT,
AMMI'H HIIIX.
I!. P PAItKIOIl.
''oinnilllei. on Way and Menu.
Nc,".; To CoNTItACTiilt.H.
Not h i' Is hereby given Hint Up lo the,
I r of 2 o'clock p, m. on Monday,
the llllh day of licceinber, 11101, Ilia
comillldee op sheets und public way
of the Common Council of the Clly
"f Aslorla, will receive scaled bid for
the Improvement of Heventeetilll alrent
from tho south line of Commercial
street to (he north line of Krunkiln
avenue, ns provided by the nrdluniire
providing for the time, and manner of
Improving said portion of said alreot,
approved Ihe lnili day of Ilerenibcr,
l'Kl. C. (!. irINOIOIt,
Ii. Allt!l)N,
W. J, CiKHf,
Commlitee on Street and lhjbllo Wayi.