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THE DAILY ASTORIAN, SATURDAY MOKNIMI. JANUARY , UW8.
JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.-
1 elephon No. Nk
TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILT.
8til by mall, per yesu- U-
8ot by mall, pr month.. Jt
8rvod by carrier, par month A
WEEKLY.
Sent by niall, per year, la advance.,
Posts fres to aubMrtban.
All cxsmraiuvkationa intended tor publi
cation should bk directed to tfa editor.
Business communications ot all kind
and remittance must be addressed te
The Aatortu."
Tta Astorian guarantees to 1U mib-
scrlber ths largest circulation of any
tewspaper published on the Columbia
river.
Advertising ratal can be bad on appli
cation to the business manager.
Tt Weekly Astorian, the second old.
eat -weekly in the mate of Oregon, has,
aext to the Portland Oregontan, th
largest weekly ciroulatlon In the state.
John r. Handley & Co. art our Portland
agents, and copies of the Aslorlao. can be
had every morning at their aland. 1
Third atreet.
If it I a fact, as revorted. ghat the firm
of Honeyman, lVHart & Glenn have
been, or deatre to be. relieved of Iheir
contract to complete the A. A- C. R. R. K ,
It is to be hoped that the construction
company nil I let ttie remainder of the
contract to -Astoria contractor who
stand ready to undertake It, without any
furth-r delay.
Let the very worn they say against
Simon be granted, and it yet remains a
far greater shame the way the Mitchell
ring has tried to fasten Itself on the peo.
e
pie of Oregon. Clwn the plunder whk-h
wouhl have accrued to him through hl
re-eleclhva to the United States senate,
illtetHll and his ratt-IItes wvuld have
been Itmnclble for years to come In the
politics of the state. To such an extent
bad his organization been pushed that it
rum i tied evrry section of the state, and
the Mitchell machine was in a position
to dictate the nomination and secure,
through, trades with unscrupulous boaset
among the democrats and populists, the
return of Jus such a legislature aat they
wanted at any time lo Salem. Another
six years ot power would have bound
ttie people of Oregon hand and foot and
completely at the mercy of their dicta
tion. So far as the exercise of any voice
in party affairs by republicans not chos
en members of the band waa concerned,
they might Just as well have surrendered
he ristn of franchise and remained away
from the primaries, the conventions, or
the polls. Not content with bavirg dic
tated the nomination of a sufficient cum
ber of the k.nd of men wanted for the
last legislature, and having secured from
thera aa a condition precedent written
pledges to acknoa ledge and hold them.
selves at AH times .In their leginlatrv
du Ileal as creatures of the power that
made them, it Is an actual historical fact
that tlr-S Mitohell gang was preparing
to control the future nomination of every
man put up for office on the state and
county repuMican ticket. To that end,
on the occasion of trie Hirsch banquet in
i'ortland. at the close of the last cam
paign, and nearly two years in advance
of the next sUte and county elections, a
committee of the most prominent figures
In attendance at the banquet sat down
in a secret room in Portland and there
deliberately and unblushingly male out
a ticket for the republcane of the state
to nominate end vote for next time, In
eluding candidates from governor clear
down through county officers even to con
stables, in every county where they
thought the machine was or could be
made supreme. This is the true reason
'why Mitchell was not elected senator
laart time; It Is ttie reason why he ought
not to have then been elected, and why-
he will not be elected next time even
m the alternative of allowing Sylvester
Peimoyer to be elected in his stead
Never In the history of American politics
In any section of the country has there
been an Instance of greater political
thralldom and oppression than that right
here In the state of Oregon under the
-Mitchell regime.
Next to their own town, the people of
Astoria would rather see Portland than
any other place prosier by the Alaska
rush. It must be with regrtt, therefore,
t'hut the annouru.trr.ent will be read of
the Intended transfer of the line fleet ot
deep water steamers now lying In the bone.
1J1 at PorUund to Seattle and the
sound. Hut mnce there does not vem lo
be money or brairu enough In Portland
or Astoria to utilize these vsels in the
profitable trade which could be estab
lished between Alaska and Columbia
river ports with the broad spirit so
characteristic of Astorians, we may. In
course of time, become reconciled to eee
the Olympian and other vessels of that
' cla.- employed In building up our sister
cities) on the sound. With the Potter,
however, the case Is different. This
steamer Is the pride of the Columbia.
Khe baa not been uselessly tied up at the
docks In Portland for years, as have the
other steamers Involved, but ha all the
time been actively engaged In transfer
ring the salmon and other products of
Astoria to Kalama and other termini of
transcontinental railway lines. Astoria
has tli us some moral right to be consulted
on the question of tier transfer. Let
Portland send as much of her own prop
erty and business Interests to Seattle as
she pleases, but Astoria vigorously pro
tests a-altt3t Uisi violation of her- rights
by the gfft ot anything In which ah has
a Joint Intervst. Tlie steamer T. 1. Pol
ler most not be allowed to leave the Co
lumbia river: We'll ask Hammond to
buy icr If there to no other way to In
vent such an outraac.
Ol'U UlHATlONS WITH SIWIN.
Statiilard-l'nion.
It I not neocasary for Cuban affairs to
embroil us In war with ttati. Filibuster
slatesmanHhln one thing d Jingo
statesmanship la another. The eseiwe
of Jingoism Is In the lines:
"We do not want to ftitht;
But. by Jingo, If we do,
We've got the men. and got the guns.
And got the money, too!"
The filibuster want to have a light,
and works to drag llie I nlied Stole into
war with Opam. for ha own purpose,
ttrtu, the mibtiKtrr Is a free silver lluan
cler. He think he Is an enemy of Wall
street, and wants to shock down the
market. Then he desires to .lump the
country Into the- condition of Mexico. He
thinks war would prove so xpen.v as
to overthrow the gotd standard. We are.
in (tie Interval of Hry.tnlsm, to become
Asiatic and South Americanised- That's
all.
General U-e Is occupying one of the
most reHUw;hle positions In the world.
There Is danger of a r.ot in Havana
that will besln In blood'hed and cause
a r volution tn .'uha and l- rhaaj In
pa:n. As for the American oltlien In
Havana, when General l-ce. V.ce-Consul
Springer and the New York lie pa-er
convHtndenta are taken out. the rest
are Cubans who. having no country of
their own. have taken -fuge under Key
Wost papers.
lleneral Lee knoas our Beet, while lor
midabht In destroy. ng. Is of little alue
in protection of pople except as they are
takeu on board the shli Havana is nJt
a flimsy town. It aould suffer less from
bombardment than any other city on this
continent. It would etand fire like the
M-k of tlibraltar. One thing ir fleet
could do-.t could blovkade Havana and
starve out the Spanish army In three
aevks. There is famine In Cuba, and th-f
Spanish troops and the people who have
drifted to Havana are eating food from
New York. New Orl-uns and tliivevton.
The Sjianlt-h army sutv-lsts on our baris
and tacon. bread and beef, and we com
mand the k-o. We haw no oecal.n fr
belligerency Juot now. The game is in
our own bande. We are so pcM.tively
m.vsters Bhat e should have a care for
oar dignity. We reume demagutcy can
be held under restraint of common se-ke
in congress, and l so, the country Is
safe.
THE COSTA RICAN COUNTER.
FETTERS.
For many months the Coma, Rlcaa
counterfeiters have been tesmins; bogus
notes of the government of the Island
until the amount, H Is said, has) raohsd
P.0W.00O. Inspectors of the secret serrlo
bureau were chiefly Instrumental In bring
ing ttie malefactors to Justice. The effi
ciency ot the secret service s undoubted,
but It Is by no means a secret, but a
patent fact, that the service that Hoe
tetter's Stomach Bitters doss the weak,
nervous and dyspeptic la of genuine Tilu-'.
There have been from time to time coun
terfeits of t, as there are of the genuins
Costa RKan no:es, but t-.e miniature not
of hand on the labd and the rignstta
of St. George ad the Dragon, coupled with
the exquisitely finished typographical
work, are not succetefully (mltable. Any
one who has used the Bittern knows It
admirable qualities and the features of
tiie exterior of th- bottl-'S- Thli agr e
able tonic absolutely prevents and rem
edies malaria, rhcumatiem, liver c m
piaint. kidney trouble and dysp psfa.
There are ".) mn enac-3 !n th- fl-'h.
eria of Oregon, w-ho earn ll.i''.('i annu
nllv; and durtnir the pa.-l thirty years the
tlll lliuu lll miirr-. ',-'. . ,.-.
b-en rwelvr.1 frum tne filling i.'idu-try
of the state.
St-nator W. K. M:itsn of Illlnoi iin,-h-s
Gi bair f-w eiert-ise, unil. Inoi .-ntulv, to
Kn-X iiinn itw too aiiun-iant n-sh which
tvntlnually rroag on him.
A nw Dominion one dollar tnk hll
has lM---n Is-iefl. It contains ponra:ts
or ixir-i arsi ijuiy AU'sr-n-nn. anil a tn''
ruri of the parliamentary buildlnc at
Ottawa.
A n-w tytie ot blouse In whlrh the hark
and fronts droop, the latt-r rath.-r more
than Lhe f-rm-r. Is furtiinhi-l by the
Aiexis. me nuitana ant tn Diitrmar
oKxjse-waisrs.
There 1 no real tiarity that prompts
a donation to a blind beiorar only when
pf rsoi.s who know tlhe donor are near to
witness the action.
Kuny.
Children
Who would prescribe only
tonics and bitters for a weak, v
puny child ? Its muscles and .u
X nerves are so thoroughly ex
J hausted that they cannot be J
'whipped into activity. The
child needs food ; a blood-
makingf, nerve-strenglhening;
a and muscle-buildmir food.
t Scott's Emulsion it
m SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.SSSSSSSSSSSSSS11SSSSSSBI
-I f-1 T i VI I. -II -I xtl.
m tii ouu-bivcr ju is an 01 tnii,
I and you still have a tonic in t
the hypophosphites of lime jj
J and soda to act with the food. "
t- ror mm anu oeucaie cntioren v
there is no remedy superior
1 to it in the world. It means
J growth, strenglh, plumpness J
and comfort to them. Be sure
you g;et SCOTT'S Emulsion.
Joe. and $140, ill druuiits.
Sr.OTT A ROWNR Chamiala. N.w Vnrl,
CL
URY
OF
CURES
THK RKORO Of
Aycr's Sarsaparilla.
MARIN n NEWS.
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MARINE NOTE3.
The ocean tug Wallowa crossed out yes.
t-rday for S- attle.
The pilot snboont-r San June came In '
from s-a yesterday.
The bark-ntlne Tain 0'Shani-r was r--orted
off the bar yesterday.
The Hritisli ship J--nator wan r-ported
ouwlile yest.-nl.iy with Pilot Htapbs on
tjoard.
The P.u.tsinn ship Hoppett went down
to Fort Stevens yesterday and is ready
for sea.
The barkentlne .N'ortlhwest, lumber la
ien, for Los Angelas, arrived from Port
land yeatenlay.
The Manzantta at tempted to cross out
with trie lightship yesterday but failed
and arw-hored her at 8and Island.
The Brltl.sjh sttunh'p Olympla arrlvej
from Portland yesterday. Her cargo
consists of 19.377 bar. els of flour, valued
at T7,120; 'JIM tons of paper, bundles
of barrel stav-n, heads and hoops, and
a quantity of ba-.on and lard for Kobe.
In addition to the above she will take
from here two paitw-rigerH and some can
nery machinery.
VESSELS BOUND TO ASTORIA.
The foi lowing vessels are bound to the
Columbia Itlver, with name of master,
rationality, rig, tonnage, where from
and daite of reported sallliig:
lieorge Stetson, Murphy, Am sh, 17M
tons, Baltimore, August 8.
Dovenby Hall, Whlckhim, lir sh, 1X
tons, Liverpool
Ben Voirlloh, Abler, tter sh, Uifl tons,
Santa itosalla,
Otago, Esk, Bwd bk, 870 tons. Ham.
bur?.
Conway Oastle, Jones, Br sh, Vm
tons, Valparaiso.
Commonwealth, Anderson, Br str, 21 U
tons, Taku. ,
Vanduara, Beavan, Br bk, 1H16 tons,
Algoa Bay.
Glenpark, Irish, Br sh, 1799 tons, Itlo
Janeiro, August 79.
GUmbank, Ijeonard, Br bk, 1313 tons,
Calcutta.
Qenevleve, Touge, Fr bk, 9K7 tons, Hai
phong, October D.
Henry Vlllard, Pattett, Am sh, W
tona, New York, October 14.
Oberon, Gully, Br bk, UlM tons,
Newcastle, Australia, October 8.
Jacques, Bernacta, Fr bk, 1460 tons, Ma.
Junda,
Indian Empire, Allen, Br bk, 1E1E tons,
Valparaiso.
Jttpltler, t under. Pan ah, 10&1 tons, To.
golianta.
niWmsford, Thomson, lip bk, I1VT Ions,
Cap Town, October I.
City of York. Jonea, Hr sh, HUT tons,
P yd, iey. ,
Ikmla, Ili vlherlng. Tr bk, M tons,
rm-inantle.
C!4 Rolrtson, Pill. Hr sh, IMO lona,
Ainu Ttontlla,
ItrltNh Oenerol, Ttiomas, llr ah, IHW
Ions, Newcastle, Australia. a
Mld, Messenger, Ur lk, lS lona,
Nagasaki.
YaJ.M-l, Itrown, llr h, 1H Ions, New.
castle, Auslrnlla.
Jonlon Hill. Walker, Hr bk, JITI lona,
Mvlbuin.
Klntuck, Perrelle, llr sir, HSl lona,
Tokchama.
Amaia. Kent. Hr lr, K-M tons, Hong,
koi.g.
Alexander Hlack. Putin, llr bk. ISM
torn1, Antwerp,
Watjen. r'rltt, (er sh. tons, llb-rv
laml 8hftsleiry, Cunningham, Hr
m ton Sydney.
Hrlstol. Mclntyre. Hr sir. I5?4 tons.
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.
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tons, Hongkong.
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, laid.
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Ilutt, Cur sh. 1I.'4 tons Sail!
ii l! i..l-a
V!c, Kiihtnisnn. i!-r h. a3 Ions,
Sant.i Rosalia.
NlthsdnV, Stevrtis.. Hr t-k, 1V.1 t.ili".
I N'ar.imikl.
;nMn ,ff. Mnmn, Hr h, IJN Ions.
I Newcastle. Australia.
i Forthbatik. Peters.vi, Hr bk, I SB tons.
ti OiYghsntt.
Gwym-tld. Pavos, Hr bk. 1063 tons.
Honolulu.
l',rn- . I1r "tr- ,on,. Kk,b
H Pls-'hoff, Sohwarilmt, tier ship, rni
br. Melbourne. Nor. B. due rebmary.
Audaman. Winter. Pr bark. Wl tona.
Aigoa Hay,
I.oniisd.ile,
Hrihane.
jiir-., ,r I'm, 1 vi i.ii p, j
, ... n V. k. IM .....a
Cambrian 1'rlnce,
tons. Melbourne,
-. Hr ship, irs
City of Athens, Iundln Mr snip. ll j
tons. Antwerp, . j
Sxoator. Trf-wls, Pr ship. Ifll tans, Roy. '
l Roads. 1
Moacul. Wright, Hr sir, Tw-I tons. Iliogo I
Marlon Irorfc-s. Hugh,-. Hr. sh. I IK.) tons,
Ata.umi, Cubellero, Chl si. !.' tons.
' Talenlhuano.
tr-alla. Stuart, Hr 7il tuns, San
FrarK-lsco.
M'MnFR FLEET.
V-ssel, on the Way and In Columbia
Rlvir lo Ixad Lumbtr.
"
Petlro.
ITotectlon, . stm. II tons. Mom
landing,
Echo,
r.-n...-
bft U tons, Tientsin,
' "ii"""-
! Klwanl Parke. J.hmn, s-lir, 1) tons,
l -H'n hrunelseo.
Tenklo Maru
tons, Yokohama
Kaneko. Jap bk. till
1 h.thalts, . hktr. M2 tons, Nana
kl.
1'iiii. , . hr, sjn tons, i'all.u).
Nurthw.-, . (4(tn, i:m o;m, salI
.Marlon. . I. kin. SIS Ions. Sydn, y.
Tarn iiShant-r. I'attt-rson, bktn. VL'
Edward Parke, Johnson, sehr, 140 tons,
San Francisco, N. P. Mills, San Francis
co bay, Dec. 11
The daily looking for som.-thing that
ikies nit mai.-rl.il to will ni-ur out Ihe
1 stauiutheat frHmn arsl bravrst h-.irt.
I
Tin-h- .illh nii!liorit.n of Alnm-da ronn.
I ty. "al!f'rn1a. havi. nsolvtsl that tsith
tw tti tin-
i-ounty nut.-: mr a button us
' nnil 11 i n-suiny. nie iniitoti is
to m flx-l on 011.. of the horns.
"I 'ske pleaaure In recommemdlni
: v"'"- '-""S tnoiera anq u.ir
rhoea Remedy fo all who suffer from
pains in ine stomaon," says Mr. Mt Mc.
Klnley, editor of the Rawson (Ohio) Her -
aid. "Until I ustl this remedy It was at
, - . '
muius, iiniiuBBioiv ior me to oe m my
office, owing to att.i-ki lasting from one
to two daya By taking t si soon as the
flm. vmnlnin, .1 ih. .H..I, - . , . . . ,
no longer sufTor ils unpleasant slck.l
ne-. ..narie, .tog.rs. am,.
Why on earth beeauwe a woman owns
a ohlffon anh does she Inslitt upon wear
ing It with a tailor made gown?
nWKLBN'3 ARNICA SALVK,
The fxist Hnlve n the world for Tiits,
Bnilses, florin., I.'lcers, Snt Mheiim. Fever
Sores, T'tter, rhapped Hindi, Olillblnlns
Corns, and all Skn Kriipllons, nnd posi.
lively run Plies, or no pay r-'iilreo.
It In giiarnnleed to give perfrv.-.t j,tlafuc.
ton iit money nfund al. I'rlve 21 eenig
er tsriit. Fr sale by fli-s-Conn Driiij
Co.
It Ih the best. Dandruff eradicated, the
scalp kept clean and sweet, and the hair
made eoft aml cosy of arrangement, by
Hall's Vearetablo Sicilian Hair Renewer.
E3 E33 lu23
FOR
SK!-TORTURED
1 SBtf
and nut fur tlritl iiinthers In a warm bath
with (.'i rici UA 5oAi',andasin,'leaiillcatliin
of Cdti' iika ((iliitinentj, tint great skin cure.
Ct'Tict iia Hkmkihiis alloril instiint relief,
and ptilnt toa amely mire of torturing, ills
fitpirlnit.liiiinlliaUiig, Itching, burning, blued
Ing, cmstetl, sialy skin and scalp humoit,
with hist of hair, when all else fail.
Sold thronrVitiitlis marti. PoTTitDtio isn Csta.
Cnar. S.ila Pro . Hnlnn.
as- " Uow is Cuia Bkls-Torta rati ftiblaa," ftaa.
SKIN 8CALP
and flair Rwtlflatl
CL'TJCUlui toaf.
JStl IJL tJ V' -a.
'".""-'
111 ' I M
AVcficLiWc Prcpdrdiion Tor As
slinitaliin the loou fltul Ht'OuU
lliig Ihc SMBuidis niul Iknww of
2Ii
lVomoli'si PiiioslioivCliffrrul
nc55 niki IVt Conl.ilns nrltlkT
DiiniinIortiliim nor Miiiaiil.
Not Nahc otic.
M Smn
i 1
Amfiff ni'iiu-iy ffirfonHliivr
tioii. Sour Sloiiwich.Piai i Ihum.
1
Wonit.t.toimilsioiis.ti'n'rish
ItfSSOIklLOSJiOF SLttP.
TacSiituto Siljiwilutf of
NKW VOHK.
txct cor or wrappcm.
Ihe
I.1KK
I i(ht
I
mrmi JwM 1
fim r-rf 1
! J?
J. A. FASTAHISaNI)
IK'l'SK, HHIDUK A.M WlfAHK HUII.DKH
IIOUMIC
A t f.KVnit Tllli 'K
It rsTlatnly !-.o like I' but ih.-re la
rfilly no Ir.rk aloiit II. Anyt-sly ran
try 't alio has 1 1:11" ba. k a ) w-nk kid.
iw-)'s, malaria or nrvois truulil-T. Wo
menu h.- enti etir- hluis-lf rUttit aay by
t.iklnir Kl.Htn-- Hltti-ra Till- in-ll.-lne
tmosi up th wliob- systi-m, a--t a s'lin.
tiliuit to the Iiv.t and kl'lvvt '1 . IiI.mhI
ptirllb r nnil n.-rv t-inl ll .-nr. a i'-hi.
stlpallon, h.-ibl.ithe. falntltiK el-'ll, a!e--p.
! I-Min-!I an 1 ns l.UKtholv. ft l 1. irrlv
,, ...
I i1"1"'. anu r -ior-
i
system to lis natural vtjtur. Try
I 1
Kl- lrli- HlltiTK iin.l I -1 ronvliu.tl that
tht-y are 11 mlra. e wotk-r. Kv-ry hottlf
-utir,-iiiit-il. fmly r-- a b il'l.- at
, ru ,.,,,,
I ,
j Th rapidity wlMi whioii sag.. t,-r
nr". w rlll, n ""'.' supp-i... all a. tors
1 and at tri s-K S are a-l. pis at xliort lian-l
rrrtL I lit
JjJJJjJ
FOR WEAK MEN
OF All AGES
NO "lOlVKY It ADVANrK. Won.
derfol appllam-s and sclemlfle rem
sellessent on trial lo any reliable
man. A world-wide reputation bark of
misoai-r. littery oisiinrie lo usiiiiy murneti
life removed, lull stn-tifth, ilnvelopment
ami lone given miivnry portion or ills uouy.
a-siiurviinKMsiiip; ago u uurriur.
No 0. . It. srhemo.
roic urninjii nn imaoar8t.
LIIIL IIILUIUHI, UUii 111 1 1 ALU, N. V.
Many n girl who marries a man ho
caiMS" Bht. thinks other girls want film
wWitu they had him bi-foro she has lienn
witl a month.
A PI.KAHAM EXPKRIKNCK,
A few days ago a oliarr.tlng young lady
who was traveling alone between flt.
Paul and Chicago, was accosted by a
handsome gentleman, who Invited hr.r
to dinner with him. "Certainly, Mr,
Cnrson,"' she replied, "for the Wisconsin
Central lines have the best dining car
service In the we.rld; I shall be delight,
ed." For furoher pnrllculiirs call on the
nearest ticket sgnt, or address J. C.
Pond, general passenger agent, Milwau
kee, Wis., nr George fl. Batty, gin-.ial
agent, 2H fllnrk street, Portland, Or,
Men. often term a ejertnln quality In
Ihelr niitun-s dignity, women, In defining
It, get nearer the tnilh whn they call
it ohsllnncy.
In Puerto Llmon, the principal seaport
on the Atlantic side of Puerto Rico, there
are rnoro people who talk RtigllMi, French
and German than those who speuk the na
tive language.
Are thwe many Who know (hat In the
Jungle orohhls are hiiou-d with a zest
akin to that 'bestowed on elephants and
tigers?
An okl fur oolliirctte can be umd de
lightfully as -the soft crown of a winter
hat
fe MANHOOD
fc- tJ f&ta ll "'M"''''"naiiiII..WMlimoiT UmmJl
; V IT"; "'"'.' drslas, lo.. of pusrsr la Oeaera,, tt
W- I V- A ali,',,","K, br "a, youihfal tmn, eseesalt m ot
1 .uJ. . o Pna M"tlHn l M, sm. , H
Mugc.a,.uU.ttliDf.(ala. Tuud tad Vaaihlll at. . MslUnd. or.
free
J TO ALL)
Vmen
SEE
THAT THE
FAC-S1MILE
SIGNATURE
op
IS ON TIIE
WRAPPER
OF EVERY
BOTT.LK OF
a Csstori It p-il b In -Us Ktl!ss 1
VJil a- t '.J la talk. Po'l alls" irs Is t!l
r" aaytk.ttir li ee lAt or siomias iui 11
ii"jvit iJ"aia"ill atif sry par.
M.. ' Srbrs lbl j t.l U a tM
llN
SW,
OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Monmoulh, .Oregon
A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS
KsgMlar N-ifinsI I'oiirie ot lliree years
hontor vt-sr w lioilv hrofi as ouat.
1 rslnliis ilepsriineiil uf nine i ullh .'on clil.r-li
liiilfurllun an-t IrrOn h in ii) mim.i ri psihjiih j
i-m .stiil Vm-al Mmle for t.ul.lle wli.ml.
Niirmal li,nin ! reeiile. lijr u as a M AI
flKIIMl Alii In l--s. li
riiH-n I 1 1 1 1 . . bonks, iHiaid sml liMHlug (l
"Mtlmdrljrl. l UU if tsar
iiuilrnii biuir-l
Ins llieniarlrrs, 111" O) Iwr er
Ai'ailt-lllle grti-lM ar.-rl.trij Itnlil llls'l a- lnlula.
I siotfuea i hv-erhllly avlil till s--ltr!liu,
A-lilrras
I'. U t'AUrHKI.1, fmllsnt, or
. A. WANS, Meereury rwultjr
General Con true tor
MO VINO TOOLH KKNTRI
RESTORED S
Br.
rts Cilia.
KHTI'H.i'u.NN Iiltt'tl (i.. Aa-e-nua. Astoria.
Tit K UltMATWr niAUVKHY YKT.
M. Ilpli. alitor Tl-k:lw, III
t'lilff. says: "We won't keep hous with
nut Pr. Klrg's N-w liu.-ivt.ry for Con
: siitnpll-iu. (ViiikIis and t.V.l. Kterl
I mented Willi many others, but rever g-K
i tlw true riinrily until we uaaxl lr. King's
I N-w I ilsa-overy. No other roiuxly mil
takn Its place In our home, as In It wo
, hove a certain ami sure mire for coughs,
col. s, (-hooping cough, rte.'' It Is Idle to
eprrlni.-nt with other reiis-allra, even If
th. y am urged on you urn Just as go-sl aa
I'r, King's New il onrry: They are not
as good, bi-i ue this rviiH-dy hiu a record
uf cures an. I b.l.l.- n guarantm-d. It
tuv.-r falls to satisfy. Trial Uxtlrs at
Kxt.s'oiin lirug Coiiipimy.
It as nut so very long ago (hat women
would as soon iliougtH of flying as 10
give thrir har a g-nulno washing
It Im strange what a nuisance the put-
lorn on in moves iNvoiiMs to a woman
wno wears a lot of rings.
Ml as Allle Hughe., Norfllk, Va., was
frightfully buried on the face ami neck.
Pain wss Inatanty relieved by DoWltt's
Witch Han-I Salve, -hMi healed Ihs In
jury without leaving a scar. It Is the
famous pile remedy. Chas. Rogers.
The- trouble we tlo not talk alsillt Is
llm one that Is always the hardest to
iwn r.
trt(tt
Wlang Is tleflntxl ns the ihtirt cut In
liinguag-, hut we all know the ad lire
aixaiu i no inng-st way round, otc.
Mrs. M. n. Ford, RiMtloll's, 111. suffered
for right years from dyspepsia and
chronic constipation, and was finally
cured fcy using DKWItt's Little Early
Risers, the famous utile pills for all stom.
a eh and liver troubles, Chas. Rogers,
To seloct vour summer gowns now Is to
get t'ho jilck of pattorns.
It U easy to catch a cold and Just as
ray to got rid of It If you commencs early
lo rate One Mlnirte Cough Cure. It cures
eougtis, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia and
all throat and lung troubles. It Is pleas
ant to tak4, saife to use and sure to ours,
Chas. Rogers.
J. A. Perkins, of Antiquity, 0., was for
thirty years needlessly tortured by phy.
Man for the cure of eczema. He was
quickly cured by using DeWltit's Witch
Hazel Salvs, the famous healing salvs
for piles and skin diseases, Chas, Rogers.
One Minute Cough Curs cures quickly.
That's what you wantl Chas. Rogers.
GO EAST
, ,;VIA a a
Library Car Route
AMKUICA'H BCH1NK? LINK-
Itmk
Hallaal
Mo
Oust
Dlnlnu
Car 1
Carls
Tlit all-rail routs lo Kootenai nUalM
district, via Heattla HnoUna
Shortest and Quickest Iiino
aTlsa
St. Paul. Minneapolis,
Duluth, Chlcaco
AND ALL POINTH KAMT
Through Palace and Tourist
Hleepsrs, llnln and IJbrary OliMTft
lion Cars.
Dnlly TniliiH
...Pimt Tltno
HKHVIl'K AND Ht'KNKHV I'NKAtJI'sWtt
For tl-kets and full Information oail
on egrnt . It. A N. IV or avMrssw
A II. C. iKNNIHT)N.
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K. C. HTKVKNH. U. W. P A., Hattja.
Through
Tickets
TO TlltC
AST AM) SOUTHEAST
VIA
PULLMAN PALACK BLBISI'KII.
T0UIU8T BLCRI'IOItl sd
ritlCB RfX'LININO cium CAM
Dally
Salt Lake. Denver, Omaha.
Chicago. Kansas City
and other Eastern CUas via either I setts.
era radfle or O, ll N. Ca
Only Line From Portland
OffsTtng rasssngsrs lbs cfuics el Tr
Tourtst Car Unas (larouf
to Chloago,
Specially Conducted
Excursions
Via Shasta llouts lo Chicago srery Tvs-
day. Uaggagt obavksd thvugh lo ds
tlnton. MagnlfliMfit sosnsry, aaloai
daaputs, fast Um, losrssst ralaav
I'lntsch uchl In all cars.
Por rales anj othas- Information, oail
on or address
R W. UAXTEIl, 0n' Agasnt
Us Third m.t cor. Alder. Portland.
The buffet
smoking car
on Ihe llurllngbiu's Ht. 1'aul-Chlciago
Ulllltetl W a verflabln club tiouae on
kIhvIs.
The stmiklng room Is a brilliantly lighted
aparlmnnt, 33 fent long, beautifully car-
pelil, flnlsahexl In muhogiuiy and furnished
with msy chairs, saittets, tablns and a
writing desk. Hero you may lounge,
re oil. wrllo, gossalp, stnokn or play cards
from 7:20 p. m. umtU mMulght and from
ft until 9.2S a. m.
Tickets at offices of connecting lines,
A. CSMKUioN,
I'cncral iK'iit, I'tirtliiiKl, Orison
Astoria Public Library
READINQ IIOOM FREB TO AUI
Opeji svery day from I o'clock to I.N
and 6:t0 to t: p, m.
Subscription rates fl par annum.
B. W. Cor. Elevsnth and Duana Btrteta.
MOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS
Iht-v ovitrcomn WmihtiiMis., Irrnru.
Iitrltv mill i(tiianlnii,(iiirtiiiiiri vliiur
ml Imtiisili "iMih nr tiii'iiftirua
Di.li " 'llipjr mi, , hi, V
tiiulrlnnt womAnlHiuil, miliiiH d
yi'Iiipiiictii of iirirutix mul body, hit
, Mttowii n-innlv tir omn iMmU
Sfv; tin-in. f'aiiih.l ito hnnii-lirt li
y -nnii. ft iiioHiiMri. m prr hm
Srr. Wllllnnis' Indian Pile
uintiient will cure lillnd,
IIIdi-iIInk and Hulling
I'lles, Ii absorbs the tumors
alhi
Ca.iHi
allays the lulling at once, acts
US a iHltlltll!. IV.M IllNlMnl -a.
lief. Dr. Wllllnms'lnillanl'llcOlnt.
mnnt is nreimreil r... pi im- nna i,.,k.
fng of the private parts. Kverr box la
wnrrnntetl. llv driniriHts hv miin m
ff.'Ef.PSJKte'-S9. "a . mum
sisit'irakiuninu I.U., rops., uieTeiauu, uuio.
For sals by Bates -Conn Drue Oo.
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