The morning Astorian. [volume], January 05, 1902, Image 2

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VIII. MOKMNC ASTOKI AN, SI' N DAY, JAMWUY ft. 1102
gaily otot'iau
Telephone Main MU
TERMS or BUB3CRIPTI0S
-.
pAI1Y
Snt by mall, per year
Sect by mail. Per month
Barred by carrier, per month -
TEKKLY.
a K malt ner vur in advance. COO
Th Aatorlan guarantee to l: dvr
town the largest circulation of any
owppr r-hlih"M on th Columbia
' - BEAITIPY THE OITT.
A movement th object if which Is
to clear up and beautify the city by
section ahouM meet the cordial co
operation of cltlxena, in whatever lo
cality It la atarted. What to every
body's business la nobody business,
and If the talk on civic Improvement
is to amount to anything it must be
though specific rather than general
action. The announcement, therefore,
that a branch of the American Civic
Improvement League will be organlied
and devote its efforts toward cleaning
up occupied and unoccupied blocks,
from Sellwood to the city limits north,
and from the, river east to the city
boundaries, is to the point. The wide
area covered by this announcement
shows that a -ery large contract has ;dends and ln l-intep st disbur-ieir.en.s
been undertaken, but it Is at all events 'am,,r.g ihe holders of railway semri-
specific, and. with co-opratlve effort ! S h re-iden:s of eve.y
on the part of citliens, will succeeed .
,, . , . . , state and territory I'l the tm:on. as
iu accomplishing a great deal. The .
East Side leads thus far In the lines investor, in foreign l.tr. !. an 1
Indicated., It may be hoped that its is n-' m. an factor 'n tho ur-sem pros
example will be contagious. The Ore- ! t,rjty f ,,- general p.putatl.n. T.ike
gonian. January h jthe dniden l jayments alon
From the clipping above. It will bej., thy T,,yT,.,n a:.,,r.,xima-e'y
seen that the metropolis of Oregon j $1 .. M(.h for fxi.ry w.,t.in ,in.i
is awakening to the fact that her city I h)M ,n h., l-ni.i.! j., ,,., m,.,.
needs a general house-cleaning, to put I th, inotvaw , dUldends ov.-r those
her in proper trim as the model city
she alms to be. "Th-?re are oth
ers We will juote one sentence,
for It Is full of the good, sound meat
of common sense: "What Is every
body's business Is nobody's business,
and If the talk on civic improvement
Is to amount to anything, it must be
through specific rather than general
action." This is the ca.se right here
at home. The Push Club appointed a
park commission some time ugo and
there has been much ta:k that this
meant far more widespread and gen--eral
improvements than the beginning
of a public park. Not having heard of )
the death or departure to "other fields I
and pastures new" of any of that ap- I
pointed committee, the public gener- j
ally have come to believe that there
was nothing for that committee to do.
or that the task appointed was too
herculean for their brain and t.erve.
The Woman's Club has a standing ;
committee on village improvement.
The members of the committee started
their work with good judgment and
discretion, by asking this park com
mittee to meet with them ana talk '
over the general good of the ity and (
plan for an lmprovem2nt to present
unsightly conditions. They also In- j
terested the housekeepers nnd owners
of property, to the end that the lots !
occupied and unoccupied should have
a general cleaning up, and carting
away of all old rubbish; anl had a
meeting with the committee of the
city fathers whose business it Is to at
tend to these matters, but who have
woefully neglected It In the past. No
dumping ground for such rubbish
could be found. The council was to pro
vide one, but up to date none nas
been found. Householders who have
cleared up their premises and had rub
bish to dispose of were warned not to
burn it and therefore It was piled for
days until. In spite of warning, as one
plucky woman said, "We got up be
fore daylight and burned It." If Port
land has her American CItIc Improve
ment League, why not Astoria? And
if "the City of Portland from Sellwood
to the city limits north and from the
river east to the city boundaries" is
to be cleaned and put in npple-ple or
der, why not Astoria from Alderbrook
to the end of Uniontown and from the i
river south to the city water works?
By all means let us have a Civic Im
provement Ltagu';. L-t the Push Hub,
park committee, the village improve
ment committee from the Woman's
Club, the Commercial Club and the j
street comnilttte of the City Council i
make a concerted fffort toward the
beautifying and Improving of the- city's
appearance. The Axtorian offers its
columns to help such a movement.
Which of these above named HOtletl'-.s.
whose aim is the city's Interes-s. i;i
be the first to start the ball rolling?
RAILWAY PTiOSPBKITY.
According to the preliminary report
of the statistician of the interstate
eommerve commission for the "tt"
ending June .V. l!0t. the business if
the railroads In the I'nlted State for
the past fla.nl year was unusually
li.HHl and th. not results I artlcularly
gratifying iimW l with tin- situa
tion during the half doacn or year
i prior to 1-S. eNlstlng railway condl
lions presented it contrast (rat induces
'""-''r - ,h"' r.-tr,v-,Hvt. A p.ilod
W'of defaulted boiid-lnt.'ivst. tieclver-
i ships, decreased dividends, passed .tlv-
i
Mends, deteriorated plnsic.il condition,
entangling litigation an.l rate wars
ha been succeeded by o x' of httoyani
prosperity and smooth ail!ti!t.
Our r.illt.u.ls herein the I'nlted
State. with an aggregate of approl-
mately 1MM nt!l'. amM In tho
a-nvis dtirltic the last fiscal year J1.-
5TS.IM.1V.V or aUu! J'.l per mile 't
llnc nn Increase In gross earnlns
over lftH) of I31.US.3W. A the operat-
int; exivns.-s amounted to !t3.K4.-
M, or Tv.'J per mile of lltf. the net
earnings of the roads con'Slned In this
advance statement wet $V-V'" or
tX.5r;.:H in excess of thflr earnings
during the fiscal year 10. The total
Income of these roads was. including
$S.';j:T1.;,44 rwvlved from investmenis
and other sources. J.V.;r.l. The
amount of dividends declared during
the year was llil.b.." The amount
of dividends shown fr the same roads
In I"' s llo.;!'!.'..'. or nearly $13.-
iXm1"K loss.
The distribution of all these
divl-
o, hi
year previous was an average
of 1 cents each f r our T" iv..iev and
m re people. The railroad con, panics
take Into their coffers daily a tremend
ous aggregate of the peipl-'s cash, hut
nowadays they are putting it to go.l
use. and paying a g lol bit of it hack
again.
The distribution of "prix- money"
seems to be an inteestlng point
arounl which gossip connected with
the Sampson-Schley controversy re
volves. It's the r.xk on which offl. rs
of th- navy seem to split and. fr -m all
accounts, the division f tin- s, "ih of
war will be the hltt-r-st rii-im ry f
the whole unfor'.unat- affair. An Am
erican h-ro r-aihing for a i he. k iJ a
bad enough sp-s ta. 'e to set ! for" th"
country, hut two naval offn- rs -.f high
rank and their following In o'i ial nr.. I
private life all squabbling ov- r the
vield of an historic naval m '"ry is a
i sight which I. rali-ulate-l to w.-ary that
I
I part of the public whh-h is not n.i
j, ?,in,..; up ,h r,artl-.ir. f.-a-
I
I tures of the controversy to b" impr- s
ed with the ridiculous side of the nf-
i
; fair. As a matter of fact th- ' prize
! nionev" phase of the controversy
i
tween S. hli-y and Sampson Is ,il-.)-gether
apart from the issu- respecting
Schley's conduct before and during in
battle of Santiago. PriZ" money is
awarded by the admiralty court. It is
paid for captured ships sold by th"
court's order. Bounty m (ley cones
from another sviuro. It is paid out
of the treasury for war ships of the
enemy destroyed in action. From this
latter source Admiral Schley gets VAW.
nearly half as much as Sampson. Ad
miral iH-wey received J.VjO for destroy
ing the fleet at Manila. Sampson se
cured 1-30U from the Santiago victory
as bounty money. The remainder of his
large reward which has aroused the
Ire of Schley's friends was for prizes
captured during the entire Spanish-
American campaign. Under the law of '
the ndmlraltv the sums (riven Samnson '
could not be less than they were.
It was decided by the court if claims j
that he was in command of the !!" t ;
whl'h fought at Santiago end under
the rules the larger part of the bounty i
money went to him. Had this been all
i
the cash that came his way. however.
the contrast between his reward" and
those given Schley would not b" f .
great. Th'-re Is no point in the law .
governing f-uch matters whl' h could ;
be suet'-h'-d far enough to t;!v" .
Schley a share of the prize ni'ny. H"
Will hav- lo be content with the
bounty, th- glory ..f th" vi tory h'-
achieved nnd the gratPule or ih"
i
Amerimn people. .
Lieutenart Von Kdel,4ielni of the
German army or navy has written a
pamphlet.
No copy js at hand, k'i the j
precise appearance of th production
cannot be remarked. Probably ihe lieu
tenant wrote with a sword dipped In
gore. For a thoughtful man the Ileu-
tenant b ln'ff caivlcs. Ill lucid
scheme fr conducting the I'nlted
States ha l-een set forth In mu lt d tail
that the government may take warn
ing nnd so upset ln plan which,
the la-dger thinks, would he a cruel
disappointment t" 'h'- "uni5 man A
few year ago Chile h I a :asm of
hostility and the diplomats of that hot-
blooded country gravely dleusscd the
r, tltllti of landing lo.cAl men In San
Krattvlsvo and th. it sweeping
across.
the ,
,,,.
I'titln. iit to Now Wrrk. mowing a
swath of desolation The pro-
was a' undone I upon tho assur
thnt If tho Chileans tiled this
wotil.l lo nrtvsto.l ly tho San
Its t
I ance
th, y
KrancK-o olioe. Tho Cencan lieu-
tonnnt li--s not think to connu. r with
any paltry tiVVi. 11,- more than
double tho number llo trankly a.l-
mlf that i would N' i.vvs.Hary. 1W
w,,uid .,, these on tho Atlantic coal
anynhciv that happened to be con-
; venletit. and easily defeat the i.iV
jfc.idlers tho I'nUe.l State c ut.l put
inl (h,, (fi. together with a possible
py.mM mHltlnin.n armed wlih mmile-
i.vading muskets. Ot course Ihero winild
rtrt t. necessity f.r sinking the Amer-
lBn nHVy. an errand that tho lleu-
tenant seems to hold would occupy
,nt. attentl.n of the Teutonic lnalers
,.,haps tlfleen minutes. if course do-
tmt,., t,i (,r N't ween the t'nlte.1
States and !ermany are Idle wastes
of words. Such a war is out of ail
const l. ration. There Is no shadow of
o, i . is!. 'it for it. and could not be. More
surprising, however, than any serious
discuss), .n of (he subject is the bawl
ing f a a!f lieu:-mint, f: raises a
Hi' stl 'it as to whether Umntlcs ore
permitted to wear the uniform of the
kaiser
1 Hiring President t'Vvelan I's admin
istration greenbacks wer discov-'r.-d
to U- the mai rial out of which an end
less chain was wrought 5t eculntors
,,u', l V, hang- the gold reserve in th-
tr, ,iury by I 'C s.-ming gr.s nhu ks for
redemption and thus compel the gov
ernment to is-u- new iM.n ls to erui"
Its. If against a failure to red-em
greenbacks when presented. The eon-s-'iueiice
of such failure would of
course have been detrimental to ihe
credit of th- government, the Chicago
Tribune now notes th.- existence and
operation of another endless chain In
the f.llowlng: The continued collec
tion of this excessive revenue puts lu
operaiion an endies chain, whose
workings are profitable to lion.lhoM
ers, but not to taxpayers. M.-n-y la
w i:h Ir.nv n from in-ulatiun and locked
up in siib-.i-e iniri-s. Th'-r" follows ii
. -'Mil i.mr in si-e, ul.itive or t'.nari -ial
ie'" .f ;i il 1. 1 1 Of III HI')'. Th"
,s. i ret. try !) ti-'.isury Is appe il - I to
f .r i-.i.-:'. Ii.- buvs bonds at a pre
mium, tttii.-h i-i nest comforting to the
l.oi.l-rs. and thus pu s Imu circil iiion
iTv.ii' v wheli ought not to have been
t.ik-n nit of c in ulation." The effects
of r-pe.it I bond sales ar
appar-nt
in the price of I... n Is. rematks the .-'an
h ram isi o Hulletln. The premium on
J per ci-n' bonds reduces the rate of
intere-t to . ss than 14 j.er cent. At
this rat- ..f interest the banks S.-1I
bonds and surrender th" currency Is-
sued when th.. bonds were deposited.
Th- l orn lusion of the Tribune that th"
mon-y ought not to hav- Ije.-n taken
ait of inflation sims unavoidable.
Th-re Is no piuspect that the motley
tak-ii out of circulation by the collec
tion of war taxes will lie needed to
m-'-t current expenditures.
Tacorna finds some satisfaction in
th- fact tiiat more ihan V) persons,
or one-tenth of Seattle's population,
were arrested during the past year.
How the other nine-tenths managed
to escape Is not explained.
Slops the Coafb sad Works Oil the Celd.
Laxative flroino Quinine Tablets cure
a r'M ln 3:,lr
No cure, No Pay.
Price 25 cents.
With abolition of the peanut vender
modern travel will Iohc one of Its ter
rors. 1lNT LIVK T'I'7riIKr'.
'orii-'tipatlori and health never go to
gether. In Witt s Utile Karly I'.isers
promote -ny action of the bowels
without distress. 'I have been trou
bled . ith ooutlvcncsH nine years," says
J ( ilt' i no, Ijej auw', Ind , "I 'have
tr."i many remedies but Little Karly
Iti'i-.'s rive b.-Ht results." CHAS.
I:';';i-:i:S.
An Knglish professor predicts that In
futur- ages mankind will be legless.
Mankind will rise to the emergency.
NOTICK.
During the absence In China of Ah
Loig. senior partner and general man
ager or me nop lung i.ung company,
the affairs of the firm will be managed
by Ju Young, through whom all busi
ness must be transacted.
Hop hi.v; i.cnv; a- Co.
3T6 Bond St., Astoria.
w Annual Sale
COMMFNCrS ON
THURSDAY
JANUARY 2d
C. H. COOPER I
Leading: Dry Cools anl
A Dollar Saved. .
is a Pi'llar I'unuil, i' cnii oe !i'll.ii' for vmi
i! vnii irli to 'ihi Iuim' it
Handsome Bedroom Set
I '.. Not I'.iiv I'., lore S . in;.- ( hit-
Sideboards. Certcr Talks. Mattrcs'is. Heating Stoves
Mirrors. ruJcs. Hkluic rimes, I u.
Rcbinscn's Furniture Store
SfvioiJ ll.nij I uroiiurc takca la l ivhanue lor Nc
T le-x'ATK
N I SI.!-: I'T I'INI
IJtrg
I'olotiy of Iowa and Illinois Far
mers Will Set lie There
Ni:V nil I. KAN'S, Jan l-T James
of Kalrtlel l. Iowa, passed through here
ieii rout- to the Isle of Vines. Just
south of t'tibn. which has been reserv
led by the I'nlte.l States Mr. James
' g.es there to make arrangements for
i the extensive colonization of the ll
nn.l by the farmeis fr m Iowa. Illi
nois and oih-r Western states.
I A large body of land has been ac
quired In the Island by a company In
corporated under the laws of Iowa, j
I Thirteen families from the town of!
Spirit I.alte. la., are already suitlrd
there nnd an- well pleased with the
country. Their letters home have lieen
so satisfactory as to promise a Isrge '
i emigration there, mi l .Mr Jano s g es :
'to the islands to put the lands In r..n- j
jdltlnii to i...i,e the emigrants. j
i
j n.vKi:r itv swkmsii (.aimtai.
Five Million Iiollar Nome Company t.
i Re Incorjiorated at Htnttle.
HKATTLi:
4 -The I.lnd-berg-
. Mndblorn Interests at N inc. comprls-
Ing many of the richest claims, will
be Incorporated with a capital of live
mllllon. The concern I' backed by
Swdish capital.
Doth principals are now In Seattle
and yesterday received cable r'-nuest
from Stockholm asking permission tic
place one million dollars of stock.
iiiNK HA' "K ON' Ht VAN.
Boston Democrats lb-fuse m Take
In Ills Ite.epllon.
Part
HoSToN. Jan. 4 At a meeting to
day the Democratic state committee
refused to co-operate with the Com
monwealth t'lub fn the reception nnd
banquet lo ! tenilered by the latter
to William Jennings Hrynn. The ac
tion of the committee was unanimous.
WAU MAY BNHtJB.
Argentine rjovernment Preparing
Sever Relations With Chile.
to
nt:HN03 ATRES, Jan. 4.-The dls- I
pute with Chile Is again aggravated
owing to the alleged unfairness of the
Chilean diplomats during the negotla-
Hons. The Argentine government hav-
Ing exhausted, all efforts for peace Is
now proposing to break off negotla-
Hons and to suspend diplomatic i. In-
Hons with Oille. It has ordered that
the navy and army be placed on a war
footing.
VroLATF.r flAMR LAW.
Woman ftwning Pet Fawn Arrested In
Chicago.
eillCAfJO, Jan. 4 I!ecai..e Mrs. II. i
F. flood possesses n pet fawn, which
was given to her lnt June ns a wed
ding present, she v ns nrrcHied on com- ;
. i..i ,.r ciftrna W.irdi-n fteoriri- Itlrm- I
poll II i. "I '
Ingham and charged with violating the ,
state game laws.
rfS'f"FIi,l-'i; CDKIIK MfSSINi;.
- I
NBW YORK, Jan. 3 ''hnrles Free-
man, Cntet CICTK Ol Hie jonnonc in
New- Rochelle, N. Y., Is missing nnd
i.iu friends fear that something has
happencd to him to prevent bis return, j
There is a slight discrepancy In his
9BH9
Clotblng House of Astoria.
,i. cunts, but bis father in law. lot
m.iter Abr.im M 'litirf of l.ir. lunotit.
V V . has promised to rmik" go.Kl any
shortage wbl.h ma develop .luring
tile nb,et,
of the ml-sing man.
WITIIt'ltVWS Kll"M i'.'NTKST
NKW Y"ItK. Jan. I Fill Unn.n-g.-r.
Iiidependeiit Ivmoeiatic candidate
for representative of Ihe Seventh lit.
trlct, has withdrawn from the contest
and he has Issued a statement ask
ing bis followers lo vol.- for I'erry
llelm .ct who has been .1.. Tared by
Jil lg" Sc. ill. of the supreme court, the
regular 1 lemoc atle nominee
NKW il I. FINI
I'! I.I.i iN Mont
J.in t - Th- Moti-
tana nil A-
eficolinlered
Kud I'.impallV )esterdaV
.11 beat lug st tatiim at the
:i foot d. ptli III ai y liibt;. ( " s
from ad )"lnltiK sandstoiu-s This Is the
llr-t dlscoieiy of oil to Is" made III
'oiitbeiu Montana.
rl'. iMINKN'T KAN'S AM I'l'.Al'
KAN'-IAS ' 'ITV. Mo. Jan 4- Joseph
i 'ombs, aged ej years, once n cnsplcu
mis figure in Missouri politics, n veter
an of the Mexican war and at "lie
time a law partner of the late Justice
Stephen Field of the I'nlt.'d Stales su
preme court. Is dead at his home In
Kansas I'lty. Kas He was prominent
as a lawyer In ''allfornla soon after
that slate was admitted l the union
A FIllKMAN'S f'l.i Si: ''A 1. 1..
"I stu. k to my engine, ulthniiiili ev
ery Joint ached and ever nerve was
r,i. ked w ith pain,'' v. rlt"s C W It, II
ii m , a locomotive fireman of Hurling
ton, Iowa, "I was weak mid pale, with
out nny appetite and all run down. As
I was about to give up, I got a bottle
of Klec trio Illtteis nnd. after taking
It. I felt as well as 1 ever did In my
life." Weak, sickly, run down people
always gain new life, strength ami
vigor from their use. Try them, flat -
! olfaction guaranteed by Hart's Drug
i store, Itlce 60 cents.
Apples continue to go up outside and
down Inside.
I
TO HOirSBWIVKS.
Wyoming (Rock Springs) coal Is the
of)y (.onl , uw fr i,ftlng purposes.
, y,M1 nnv r,ro,ft,y tr,.,j others; now
(ry ,lH nn,j w(. f,., aHBUre, you will
n,.V(.r u0 Bny ()hl.r kn(. phone,
.,, rM ,, WI, wln a, ori0 ,.vr
, y,MJ (r Rny ,lulin,,y. (iva
' ,iH ft trt, ,, ,,, frKt
,,,. f,cl H KLMORN & ''.,
Agents.
Itesoltl'lons should be
b ast twenty-four hours.
kept for at
A PIpiFITAItLK INVKHTMF.N'T.
"I was troubled for about seven
viirs with my stomach and Inied im'.f
my lliii"," says K. Demlck, Homervllle,
Ind., "I spent about llnSfl and m-ver
could get anything to help me until
( ,,.,., odo Dyspepsia Cure. I have
taken a few bottle and am entirely
well." Voii don't live by what you eat,
but by what you digest nnd nsslmllnle,
If your sloiiuu h doesn't f Ik'-hI your
food you are realy slarvlng. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure does Hie slomacli's
work by digesting the food. You don't
have to diet. Kat all you want. Ko-
dol Dyt'p' psla ''ore cun s nil stomach
Iroubles. CIIAH. It'XiKRH.
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
I.KAVK j Mltl'IANK
Kisi ni 1'orttftui! Til on Inm I
"tvpui K..f Ail tHmol Way
I I'oliua
AMMHI A
1 ' in I t if l'..Mlii.l . nil W.y
llii I'ulllU
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II III
V 40 III
II l III
lu ' p m
sf.AMI'K l'l IslIlN
"luin islerl Inr Waiivuieii,
Met in n.tet. Kelt Norm.
..!). I lUtittlieliil Mild Alorlll
n 1A a mi Seai.l fiir nrifnUMi,
y P ui ! hu,', lUiuin ii. I. rori
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Hiililiy only
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All trali.a mnk cIom conti'.-ll 'ii t
ilili: with all Norilirn I'scttlo Iralnt
to and ftMiti lo i:ml and H.uin I poind
J i'. MAfo.
ilcn'l Krtlfhl and Psmrnfor Aanl
C. W. BARR DENTIST
I Maiisell RulMlng.
j:j ComiiKrclal HI.. Atf lMIUA. OH
TM.KrHONK. KBD 501.
To gentlemen of Krane have Ix-en
sent to this country to at u.lv Atm-Mcan
methods nud Industtlal i-mull 1 1. -lis). The
! I'lilteil States Is a sort of economic
university.
"All I nk Is fair play." James
J Hill. The refetee should demand
short sleeve all around and A lien
pa. k of cards for mery deal.
lll.l Wi'ltTII .MII.I.IS.-
' My child Is woith million' to me "
says Mis Mary lllid of Hat i Inloii g.
I'll, 'cl Would have lout lui bV
cioilp had I not purchased a bottle
of line Mlllllle Cough I 'lire " I'll.' Mill-
ii' r. ugh Cure Is ure cm f" oilhhs.
. ton;, and Ihloal and 4ung tr.nibl.
n ab.olillelv safe cough cure which
a. is Inline. Palely The oilligit child
i in lake II with nil Ire afei! Tie
little on. s like III" tnsle all I remember
lio often It helt-el them Kvrv fun
I.) should have a liottle of One .Minute
ougli I'ure haii lv At this -a..i es
pedally It may be nee.e I suddenly
i'IIVS l!.Mii:t;S
M Hit At y Journals claim that S.cm-
tary lio.it ban no right to upilmuut
ileiieral Miles Concri nlng Ihh mat I
t.-r. It Is possible Mr Cool Is as good !
as any other authoiliy.
lo not Ih auspicious. I'ossilly
man who says 'Happy New Vi
mi-tins It.
iiii.iI!i:n I'Xpk-'I vm.v i.i.mu.i:
Iluriis bruise, nnd cuts nr.. i iiiem,..
ly painful and If in gle. ted pft. n i.-uli
III hln.d p 'lolllllg. I'hlbtten are es e. I j
allv liable tn such mishaps IncnUsr nut
so careful. As n i.medy I'eWltt's i
Wlli h Hal. I Salve Is uu. iua!i I ln.iws 1
ollt the tlte, slops the palll, Sooll h'llls
the wound lleware if ollllt 'I fellS
Sine curr for piles "li. Wltt'a Wllch
lliuel Salve l ilted my baby of n j. ina i
after two hv si, Litis gave her up."
writes James Mock. N Wrbter, Ind.
"The Sons Mete so bad slle Soiled two j
to live dresses n day" ''HAS IP"! I
KHH
Court etliitette prescilN-s that knee
breeches be worn by the pi.iiki essineii I
who are to represent our manhood at
the coronation. U't Us Insist lllal the
gentlemen possess g.Hiil legs
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ADelieious and Pnlntnble
Drinlc Absolntelv Pure
The Northern Pacific: Ilrewery, of
makes beer for domeatlc and rtport
Holt led beer for family u or kag
the city fre.
Horth Pacific Brewery
ITP
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Of New Zenlniid
W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS
SulH:rib(.'(l Capital,
I -iiil-u ('Hjiitnl,
A.-wpta,
AhhcL-i in UiiiUwl States,
SuqiliiH to Policy HoMith,
IIn.s boon Uinlorwritiiitf on lm Puoilic Count ovn twenty-two ywiru.
We Rent New
fW'Ti?'fy
'' ""-iri' (" -' '
Andrew Asp,
Wi(t Id", lll(lMlll tU aWknr
nilHT-CI.ABH WO UK AT
UKAHONAHMi PUICKII.
Hyeolal AHnlloii (llvtii to Hhlii
ritsainlkist Uepalrlng.ilenvral I lino
aiultliliisT, rlist-t'Usa Il.ra
Hluwlug, li).
CORNER TWELFTH flHO DUflNH STS
Dr. T. 1. Ball
hKNTIHT.
:,;i I'ommeielnl HI, Astoria, I 'rs.
CHOICE
MEATS
Fresh Meats
Pickled Meats
Cured Meats
Prompt Deliveries
Lowest Prices
Christensen & Co.,
518 COMMfPUAL STREET.
J.A.I:ASTABI:ND
UllSICItAI. ltNTUAi Toil
AND III ItJiKU
.TEAS...
I ntisl piipor'silotis In Tlv-V. It I " t- and
ad kinds of Ml IN A M I :ilcll A N t 'IHE.
Cotitia. tors for I 'lilin an
LABOR
Hop Hing Lung & Co
3 4 llond St I ret
LINK
..Forlland - Astoria HouIb..
STR. ''BAILEY GATZERT."
I:iy It u:id Ttlps Bs.-ept Sunday.
IIMt CAHU
l.'av I'jrtlaiol.
le'av.. Asior a
T a in.
7 p. m.
The Dalles Boat
STR. " TAHOMA,"
lletnrcn I'ottlanl, The :le( ami way
Paints
IIMK CAHU
lii'i pittUn.l. Til's taya, Tn in lays
an.l rt a if !.! s at 7 a III.
Arr t-s Tim Dill-a the ,me iif. Ip tn,
l,rVi 't'bf )4,lr. Sutlilay . Wfllie.
ilav s a' ! FrLltv at 1 a in.
Arr v.' 1' irt an l antua day. 4 p m.
Tlila r- lite hit t.'i" grind.'ai ac'n:.- al
lia. II ii mi earth leinllna Foil
of Ahb'r tirr Hut t
'I'll li'a Main J'l
A J TaY1HI At A.toil.
J'lHN M Fll.l.iiuN. Agt. The Dalles.
ntVI'HKH & HA llNK!4, At lt.x-4
Itiver.
Wnl.FDHD A WYKHM. Agta Whlis
Salm n.
J r W V ATT. Agt Vanuver
!: W I'UlrilTKN, At Cortland
which
Mr John Kupp la proprietor.
trad".
bi-er supplied at any time
Delivery In
fo.OOO.OOO
1,000,000
2,.r) l.r),l 1 1
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1,71H,7!2
Typewriters.
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Many now imiirovenionts adtlotl.
Keo our latcKt
No. 2 Smith Premier Typewriter
New Art Catalogue, Krisa , , ,
L- M. ALEXANDER I CO.
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