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THE DAILY ASTOlllAN, FKIHAY MOKMNH, APiUI, 8, I H.K.
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to the Portland Orvg-onlan, the largest
weekly circulation In the (tat.
McKlnley's reply to the pope message
doot honor to his statesmanship and
patriotism, and give no offense to the
pope's kind endeavor. It was as fol
lo:
"An armistice la a question which con
corns Snain and CuKi alone. Hut be
tween Spain and the I'nited State an
other question I pending and I must re
Cflve a distinctively submissive and con
dilatory answer from Spain."
The Intervention by thla country In
Spanish affair to the extent of
Insisting upon the cessation of war In
Cuba, while an unusual step for one clvl
Used nation to take with another, 1 not
without precedent. The power of Europe
cannot find fault with u for intervening.
instead of simply recognizing Cuban bel
ligerency or Cuban Independence, for they
have set us the example, and that very
recently. In one Instance. Reference Is
made to the active Intervention of the
great Dowers of Europe in the war be
tween Greece and Turkey. Th.it was an
Intervention, too, which really injured
the cause of civilisation, for it humiliated
Greece and gave the triumph to Turkey
anJ her Ignoble cause. It dictated the
terms of peace, and restrained Turkey
to some extent from taking full advantage
of her victory. If Intervention thn was
justifiable, It Is certainly more so In the
case of Cuba, where we have great In
terest at stake, and where It will aid the
cause of Justice and freedom. This was
the second time that Europe intervened
between Greece and Turkey! In 1C7.
Great Britain, France and Russia Inter
vened to keep the Turks from crushing
Greece, and thus secured Its freedom.
That case is almost an exact parallel to
our intervention In Cuba.
It is entirely reasonable to assume that
the delay in sending the president's mes
sage to congn-ss a message which It Is
well understood will recommend a de -laration
of war against Spain and the
dispatch of an army to Cuba pr sag- s
a peaceful solution of the whole entangle
ment over the Cuban question. The presi
dent has probably had some form of as
surance from Spain that she does not in
tend to go to war with this country, and
that she is prepared to yield uny demand
our government shall see fit to make of
her. If this supposition turns out to be
true, then McKlnley has prove,! hlms.lf
one of the strongest and most masterful
men who huve yet appeared in the his
tory of the republic. It Is due soMy to
his coolness, courage and statesmanship
that we have been saved from the dr'-ml-ful
effects which would have inevitably
followed a hasty declaration ,,f war, re
gardless of whether It might have been
of long or short duration, und independent
of what would have been Its ultimate
outcome. Perhaps no pen will ever ade
quately portray the strain through which
the president has -een called to pass, hut
If he is successful In his policy of peace
without, dishonor, future historians will
put him on the roll among the truly great
president who have rendered signal ser
vice 10 tie country In time of peril, dose
to the name of Washington, Lincoln and
Gran'.
t;""D rRiD.w.
Today the wr!. r. ni. n;l,. r tint ,.iRh
teen himdr.d -.- rs ago I'hri.t was cruel
lied. Pilate sub! unio Hi' Jews: "Take
yc him and cn: My b.n,
f .r 1 find no'ai
f-ii ir n, , f
fault In him. All nr.- ftim U-.r with lb" i
scenes of that time as K,.,llca,y de-
Plcted by St. John, the b-biv.d dlseip,...
The mock salutation of th- J-ws as l.-, y ,
hurried him to the judgment "Hail.! J
King of the Jews;" the hurried ,ri, , j
which Pilate ush ! his hands of the j J
whole mntter: the bearing of the crogs j
to the placo Oolgolhu am the giving of'
tho title In death denied Hltn n ;fPi
"The Kins of the Jews."
What must have been tin- feelings of
a potcntato like Pilate! A ruler for
Caesar In Palestine, yet not a rub-r. Torn
by conflicting- emotions until distracted
he was. indeed to be pitied. If he fol
lowed his own convictions and released
nn Innocent man, "In whom there was no
guile," he would at once incur the dis
pleasure of Caesar and would lose his
own political head. lie was a good man
and knew that there was no law or .Hut
reason to tomlemn the One before him.
but the Jews were permitted by the law
to claim the release of one prisoner at
certain rlods and they clamored for
murderer that their vengeance might be
wreaked upon one whose only ln wa
that he said he was the son of lJo.1.
Like many another weak man, Pilate
gave heed to the dictates of self-interest
and tried to clear his conscience by de
livering the man of sorrows over to those
who were so l.iu.lly .iccun.ng him and as
If to further i..se the pain m hi onn
heart, wrote ui.ii the cross the Savior's
title in tlir-v languages, that all might
Know It. 11. main linn In the years
past have good m n, like IV, ate let greed
and si If-interest stand In tin w.iv of
cotisclen.e and have committed deeds
whi, h they would have git.it worlds to
undo!
IVwn the vista of time, through the
misty veil of years, the churih and tin'
people l,Mk with reverence and deep s r
ro iiion that s,ene In Judea which
i
washed away the sins of the world. "He
boid the man." The deed was done.
Propitiation complete. The Lamb of G-d
offered a sacrifice for all peoples of all
nations of the earth.
A GREAT ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN.
The Zoological Society of New York
propose to construct what will probably
be the finest soologlcal garden in the
world In Rronx lurk. New York, and
under the direction of the executive com
mittee the plans are being fully elabor
ated. The society expects to open the
garden to the public In a satisfactory way
on May 1. 1S$. While the work Is pro
pressing with si! due rapidity and seal,
the old snd well approved plan of reliev
ing; biliousness and constipation through
the beneficent agency of Hosteller's
Stomach Hitters finds genera! recognition.
This excellent family medicine Is a safe
guard against maUr.a and rheumatism.
and removes Indigestion and nervousness.
It invigorates tne system through tne
medium of Improved d gestlon and appe-
tite. fortifies It against disease. nd count-
eraets the effects of overwork, mental or
physical. A wineglassfull before ret. r.ng
engenders health yi.M.ns and strength-
(.Kin sleep. Let It have the presistent
and systematic trial that It deserves.
Plmonds possesses a pleasing fascina- i
tion for all ilasn s of soilety. judclns by '
the rair-a-muflins one s,s with their,
noes ulued a. litw. th- rdas of jewelry 1
store windows, "i h-osini;" which partl-j
cular artUle appeals m--st to their In, It-;
vidilal taste. !
A business man Is not the most patient:
creature in the world. He cannot wait
to hear any Ionic-drawn-out story of thej
cause of his ailments. He doesn t care i Sun
two straws about a tine spun theory of: M-m. ...
how he should treat himself. He may "j1 '"
le predisposed to scrofula, or oonsump-1 ThLrs.".'
tlon. "That." he will tell you "has noth- ' Fn
Inir to do with the case." He wants to ! Jj
be well. If he can be cured, write out a ! Mon. ....
prescription and send In your bill. Se). ' Tues. ...
here's the first part of the proposition. j hafrs "'
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery j Frt.
Is a microbe hunter and killer. Many''i.
persons of scrofulous blood, encourage '
the breaking out of unsightly sores, to '
prevent the disease irolmr to the tunes.
There is no need of this state of dread l
and discomfort, i'urity the blood. It j
can be done. "Golden Medical Discovery'" ,
will cure US per cent of all consumptive !
cases, also of all other lingering bron-j
chial. throat and lune diseases. .
Do not coni,l--r that a woman Is inebri
ated because her hat is resting on one
ear. It may be.- that this disreputable ap
pearance is due solely to the fai t that
she washed hi r hair the nitht le-fore and
cannot keep h- r hat pins in it.
DLSi'OVERF.D I!Y A WnMAN.
Another great dlscnverv has h-en made.
and that too. by a lady in this country. 1
"Disease fastened Its clut. h.-s upon her!
and for seven years she withstood Its ,
s- ver. st tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed Imminent,
For three months she couith- d in. essant-j
ly, and could not sleep, fen he linally dis-1
covered a way to recovery, by purchas-!
Ing of a bottle ..f Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, and was s0
much relieved on taking first dose, that'
she slept all night; and with two bottles,
has been absolutely curd. Her name Is;
Mrs. Luther I.uiz. Thus writes YV. C. j
lamni.K & . o.. of sh-H.y. N. C. Trial
,tl ( fr,.,- :.l t- .t.-rf.l'..r,n lirnir I ',i
Regular size
gtiarant.-ed.
mid ti-). Every bottl-
i
p that can be (
I
No sentiments are very
ritt-n of freely.
That the blood should perform ta vltai j
functions. It Is absolutely necessary It '
-no-j., not only be pure but rich In life-
Hio,iK eieiiiritiB. I ne.ie r'-BUHB are Deal
effected by the use of that .veil-known
standard blood nurlfler. AVer's Sarsa- i
parllla.
It l-n't theTer-n who knows how to
do half a doz-n things w-n who mak-s i
money in this worM. It i. th- Individual j
wh'i has som- spe.-ialty and i. a wonder
In that line.
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Puny.
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Children
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S.
Who would prescribe only
. i tnnirs and riittr.rs fnr x wraJr. a.
.... T. .
punycniia.' xis muscies ar.o
r . , v!,
nerves are so thoroughly ex- z
that cannQt fce ?
jnto Thc j
chnd f . a blcXd-
maldn, nerve-strenthenin? S
anrj muscle-building food.
$
SCOttS EmUlsjOll S
'mmmmmmmmmmmmm
of Cod-Liver Oil is all of this, jf
JJ and you still have a tonic in
j the hypophosphites of lime
and soda to act with the food, j
For thin and delicate children
i there is no remedy superior
m to it in the world. It means
growth, strength, plumpness J
and comfort to them. Be sure i
you get SCOTT'S Emulsion.
5oe. and $i.oo, ill drugiM..
SCOTT & BOWNB, Chrmisu, N,w York.
Keep on
Coughing;
if Mi want to. If uu want
to cure that co'igh pet Aytr't
Chrrry rccUral. It cures
tongbs tin J ioiJs,
'1.
MARINE NOTES.
The German ship Allcv wtll leave up
river today.
The German ship Ortrud left up for
Portland yesterday.
The lumber schooner Antelope h ft up
for Portland yesterday.
The Pass of I.eny was towed down
the lower harbor yesterday
The steamer Albion will leave up for
Portland early this morning.
The German ship Peter Kli kniers
wheat laden. Is anchors! at the Hog s
Hack on her way down the river.
The German bark Amasone. I;'-?.' tons
Captain Morlss.i. 3 days from Yokohama.
In ballast, arrived in yesterday.
The German ship Harmtx k cleared from
lhl cllstom hkU1,0 yesterday with r.9..'
i hut,Mt ot wn,.al Vivlll0vi .,, ey, .
I
! The Amerl. an ship Henry Viilard arm
: ed down from Portland : rda. SV
! will proceed M T.iom.1 to 1-ad lunil-- -i
f"r Alaska.
The ltrit lh f nir-ma-t, d bark S-iin m
tha. .'11 tons. I'aptain "roe. 11 dais
from Port Angeles, in Icllast. amvid in
yesterday and will leave up today.
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VESSEL BOUND TO ASTORIA.
ttago, Lsk. 8W4 i,k, ,0 tons. Ham.
our;
liHl
' Co-iway Ciuit.e,
Jones, tsr sh.
I lol.S. V
aifarao. ;
Vanduara, Ue-avan, ilr bk, UHC tons, ,
Aigoa Bay.
tilrfita:ik Ix-u-iarl.
Calcutta.
Hr hk. I35 tona, ,
,
I
0-nvieve. Touse. Kr t k. aa; tons, Hal-
pnong October XL j
Hf bk
N!lc' Australia. October l
i neimsiopi. i nomson, nr bk. Z1J7 tonal
Cape Town. Octaber I.
City of York. Jones. Br ah, 1K7 ton,'
Syd.iejr.
Lakemt. Bi salhenng. Br bk. low tons,
Kre-etnantle.
lir,h nl
Thomas, Br sd, I'M
nun-, AUJIUHIld.
Midas, Messenger, lir bk, 13H2 tons.
Nagasaki.
ya,ur ,Jr(Jwn Br UM .OIJ N.w
c istle, Australia.
Jordon Hill, Walker, Br bk, 217 tons,
Melbiurn
L'le.,,,.1.
Perrelle, Br str, 2SM tons,
' "kl hama
Amara, Kent
Br sti, IMS tons. Hong.
koi.g.
Alexander Black.
Dunn. Br bk, 1391
'"' Antwerp.
Watjen. Frlti, (er sb, W79 tons, Hlogj.
Hrlstoi. Mclrtyr. Br str, 1174 tons,
Ban Francisco
Anr.e Thorns., Thomas, Br h, I7a,
tons, Port Plrle
Almora. Thomson
Br bk 17W ton
Newcastle, AusTaila.
r.lenlul. Tayhrr, I!r sh, 1R!M tons RoyaJ
Roads.
Forthnank, Peterson, Br bk, 173? ton!
fierph?ntl.
Andaman
Winter. Rr bark, frB tons.
Algoa Bay, .
Loivnsdale, .!one Mr bark, 1403 tona,
nrisbsne. .
i.amnrian i-nnce,
. Rr ship, 1271
tons, Mlbourne, ,
City of Athens, Ltmdln Rr ship,
tons. Antwerp, .
11W
loort.b Pulitzer. Harvey
tons, Now York.
Am sr-h, 7't
"lrt. kmannnnshlre, Thomson, Hr sh, HS2
ton". N'ewcastle.
Camhrlnn Queen, Jones, Hr sh, 121,
tons, Melbourne.
Atar-ama. CaMlero. Chll h, XU tons
Taleahunno.
OreaKa. Stunrt, Br rth, no? tons, Han
Francisco.
Sllberhorn, fllbson, Br bk, 177) tons,
Liverpool.
Argo. Mackan, Br sh, H'JO tons, Ant
werp. Claverdon.'Kelway," Br sli, 2,4U tons,
Yokohama.
Comllebank, Stirm, Br bk, 1,179 tons,
Taltal.
Mount Tabor, Janeson, Br tr, 1)8
tons, Yokohama,
Bogstadt, Thorbjornscn, Nor str, 1,082
tons, China.
Gulf Stream, McKennon, Br bk, 1,378
tons, London.
Bramar, Porter, Br str, 1,316 tons.
Hong Kong
Castle Rock, Jones. Br str, 1,787 tons,
Hlogo.
Lombard, Ralson, Br str, 1,(58 tons,
Hong Kong.
St. Muno, Hamilton, tr h, IS.'- (on,
Yokohama.
ilunfonl, Mai I'hcrs in, Mr sh, Jb'S Ions.
Hamburg
Marathon, Cnml-y, lr sit, IMI tons,
Sliaitghat
I'atilaivh, Ureitch Hr sh, i:ts tons, Ma
nil, a.
I.e Adclphil, l.eblrton, lr bktn, lt-M
tons, Prccmantle.
IVsoldon, Hush Hr sh. lan'toti. New.
castle.
Gertrud, lllnke, tier sh, b'.1 tons, Kobe
Tnlfu, flunk, tier sh, n6 tons, lavld.
stock.
Semantha, Crowe, Hr sh, Ell Ions, Na
gasaki. Amnion. Mtiss, vler bk, 1M tons, Yo
kohama. Mogul, Wright, Hr stm, lV4 tons, Hong
Kong.
AiKi t'raig. Robertson, lr stm, 31 b".
tons. Shanghai.
iilytnpla, lodson, Hr stm, ltit'l tons, o.
kotiama.
l.atiiNton. l.iitta. !- pv, :i:y tons. Itio
Jam iim.
Ilowth. Martin tr bk. Ji:ti Ions. 1'nl
eulta,
i'uiiti Hash. i. I'M ,st, ns.'ii, i;, r I k. l
tons. Antwerp. j
t.UMHKIl FLKKT J
'ise.s on the "ay and In Columbia
HIv ir to Load Lumber.
protection. . stm. 51 tons, M,
Uindirg.
Koho, , hgtn, Ions, Tientsin
Knappton.
Marlon. , hktn, 9W tisiis, Sydney.
W. F. Jewel t, . schr, U oi, San
Francisco y.
Omega, , tiktn, K4 ton. Mollendo.
Kdwnrd Park, Johnson, schr, San Fran-clsi-o,
February U,
Tain uShantrr. Patterson, bktn. San
Francisco.
Letltla, , schr, 83 tons, San Fran
cisco. Chehall. , bktn. Ml tons, Naga
saki. iking. -
schr. l.5 tons. San Fran-
Ml,.!,,
1 1 letiilale, , si hr. ;"M tons, San Fran
c!s, o.
(Jueeii,
. schr. 1 ions. San l'ran-
c'.s. o.
lialph J Long,
--. s, hr, tons. San
Francisco.
Alcatrai, . stm schr, I'M tons
Alaska.
Glen. . schr. tons, ll:n u-no ,
Maggie C liuss. si hr, l7 tons
Moss Ijindtng.
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Suffering I. n trj.i nl t y "leu!.! be yunpli..!
with ev.-r no ans ,..sstl,,. f,,r its r. 1. I
1' 's nil 11 pleasure w-put, llsli tb- f.,:,,n .
Ing: "Jlils Is to certify that I was a ter
rible hii rr-r-r from Yellow Jiundl..: for
over six months, and was treated Lv
some of the la st physicians In ..nr I ( s
and all to no avail. Dr. It' ll, our druggl.t.
i n-i ommi n.l. il l-ll. oirlo Hitters- and nfn-r
taking two bottles, I was entirely cured.
I now take gr.-at .l ..sure in r. e.,tnin-ni-Ing
them to any person sufT-rlng from
this terrible malady. I nm gran-fully
yours. M. A. Hognrty. Lexington, Ky."
Sold by Ksti-s-i.'onn Drug Co.
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The Japanese are cailuritig th
and nmbr.lin trade In India ami llunnih
BL'C'KLLN'S ARNICA BALVK I
THE REST HAI.VK In the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Hons. I.lcirs, Hilt Uln-urn
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chll-
Mains. Corns, and all Hkln Kruptlnns, nml i
f'0!,ltlvely ' "res I'll- , or no pay rc-pHn d
It 1 guaranteed to give perfect satlsfac-!
I tlon or money refunded, print Z, rents
j p'-r box. For sale by Kstes-Cnnn Drug Co.
Th'' r''''l '"i "f happln. I.
getting
m a. U
something you want very, i.ry
but m ver dream. -d y-,u would li.iv.
nnuaj Salsa oer 0,000, Coy Boies
TOE BTLIOL'B ASD KERV0U3 j0IS0EDEE3
nn-li ns V'lml nml Tain In tho Htomfvh,
Ci'Mln'-sH, Fuliie-sM uli.-r ttn-alM, Ileiiil.
aelie, DizzlnehH, Drow.slui.su, FIiihIiIiiks
ot near, jiss oi Appetitii, OmtlvuncHi,
Itlotel,,-!! II, n Klin C..I.I I III., 1,1.. I
: , ", v.. ; :- "" "i
v-ivoiio mm iniiuniing poiiHiitirifiH, -
THE RHSr DOSE WILL OIVE EELIEP
riPE wiil nivr nrrtrp !
iro '
j
IN TWENTY MI50TE3. Kvory suffore
w ill UCktiOWICOgO tiietu to bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
lYItLMWNt. 1
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Vk!T.n?flw!t" i
IIKKCIIAM'H Pll.l.a
,in ki.. .,. fc..." '.:.;. : i
.leto WUhr' KiSI ZZ: i
olwtrictlofisorlrri-giilnrllieH of the sys-
teia ana cure u-K lieadavhe. For a
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Beecham'8 Pills are
Without a Rival
And havft tb
LARCEST 8ALE
ufanyPuleot JleUlclne in the World.
25o. at all Drug Btoreg.
1MXMllC3iikoas
t uir.iunen. ii
In Mil illselmriii,
mpm MANHOOD RESTOREDS?S;
V M J JTJ A llnii ill Isiinias rumil pli)l ln, will iulekl)r euie inn of all n, r-
, ll y ) l T H i l,ewte id III (1'ih'iHlli or a, i,, a pmii l,a M,.h,.'
II V, . V . . ',.1
Inrrnnr arrrn n iinnrnimii impnuiie. i tiiu sk eiuwiuiiii, ui
.rvni. rf lri iiil llilirlnrvnriiiil UUuiiUIIU
f 'I 11 t)S- J II almnthr n anil iMInrM
Tii rroit mien ts i nal iiuol b um
Krlaillf la, I'l' I' 1 1 iK N Mathi-nni known
lain I, I I I I lie N Kiktiienniv Known rentisir luenr nuihhii an niM-rannn. siimmi inland
A Written cnirwiOi-e Riven ami inoiiev nlnriieit If ! Initea iloe mil uel a IMllnaiw luia
!, A Wrltlen fliiraiitee stven ail inoiiev nonriieil II i IMitea imsi no
fl.iHa in, t, "t f-r t .hi. tiv iimil. hen.! far rNsacm-tiUr anil leailiiinntAla,
AiklieM ll. "XI'II IMKIU, I'.U
FOIl HALF. HY
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
YK .l;r S.V! U I IN'ii IN Till" OH'KTS tt'K '-ll.lir TO Till?
fAtlLMVil ISK t.F Till' VUI "CASTOlvIA," AXI
"riTCHIIU'S CASTOUIA," ASt'lK TKAI'l MAKK.
7, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Utannis, iLismwhusctis,
ms ihc orhinaior of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," tho smut
that luis bvinr ami docs now j? yf ' ' wry
bear thcf.ic-sirr.Ho signature of (jtyfiZ:Xti fn.yxr.
This is the original " PITCHER'S CASTORIA,' ihid, ha. been
used m tho homes ej the Mothers of America J mrr thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY d tho wrapper nut mv Unit it is
the hind jou have always bought - - ; the
and has the signature of CffittiM:: wrap
per. No one his a:itli::ri(i from me to n.e vrj numo
ccpt The Centaur Company of which Che.s. I!. Fictchcr is
i . i ... i
March S,1SH:.
Do Not Bo Deceived
Do not cmlin'cr tho !ifo cf ymif r!ii!l ly atTrptinjf
a cheap substitute which some cIitiimU may otfrr you
(bfcause lie r.i.ikcs a few more pennies nu it), tho in
gredients of which even he lis nt know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BZARS THE FAOSIMItE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
Tho Kind That Never Fafled Yon
" ! This Is id., time of year ln ti the wind
i ii, Iik.'iis in reiealiiii; tlie fact that a-uu"
fro. ks l!i , I rustle ,,i,l. l are oiil halt
lit.. -I mil, mik.
KIILt'MATlSM ct'UrUt.
ill alfe ha us.-d Chamberlain lain
Halm for rtlelimiillsip Kill) great relief.
I and 1 i.in rvconuiii ml It in a spb iMnt liui-
mint (or rhrunmllam and other liotiseliold
I ''.r hlih e h (ouiid It valuable
! -W. J. 1 Uier. HeJ I reek, N.
air. I ii) l. r la one of thu bailing i,,. r
cli.uits ot ttu village and one u( Ihn moil
promiui nl men In llu vi.inity-u. G
i'hlppln. Ldltor Hid Creek ll.T il.l -',,r
ale by Charles Itogi r. ilrugglst.
Th, bliieja I about one-ltftli laigii
Hi. in tiie robin.
Luxuriant hair, of uniform color, l a
l.-auiillu tl. ail-i ol eflliii lot eilller ml,
anJ may be secured by ulng Hall tg.-
-il l.- Miili.m Hair Henvwer.
i lut II I or-lllke Is de. Ide.lly the In . Ho
of tie- season, but e call late Willi an
Hi. -nil i li.it no lii.b m.ii.l mil .ik upon
it n nb fal .1
In l.vi my ,! mm Kaat and o ul
i.i. k. 'l witb i In umatiMii. bile ren lied
i I-in I until Mie lii.-ii i bainin i ,aui
lain lialm. S.niu that time m- bale
in nr la -n w n hout It. We find It gives
ii s'. nit , , ( in euaia of burns and anil. Is
and Is n. i. r falling for all rheiimati.
n l in uraiuc pains - I). C. ltranl. Hama
I n. i, l al. I'or sale by Charle Roger.
II 'iKh-ll
lli.
-',r, st h.i) , m.lke outnl.l.'H tbl.-iK
pi. ale HO ollip.it It.le 1. (,i- ll.- o
r alt. inn ,- io e.i, ti ,,tln r in pal,-
u
I n i. a.llni: i, n a.li. rlls. uo ni r
i li.iinl- Haiti's i. nil,-, I holer.i and Dlat-Ibo.-.i
li. in. ilv In tint Worob. st. r I ntel.
,.. ..... ,...,.
H.-s 1 i .in tiiiiluully say 1 lo w us. .
..1.) I' III-'. I) npial to It (ol loll.' ,tl.
l.artlio.a I h ue never had to u.u in..ie
-ii ui on.- or nil, noses to cure tiie uoi.l
as.- mill myself or clul.lieii. U . A.
rilroot. popotnoke City. Md. For sale by
i barb s Rogers, druggist.
Ii i- lb., .-.i.i.-hi tiling Hi lb, world o
-i.il.li-h a r. piiiatlon for il.n in. s. if
von ii.- only rl' h.
Th- entering wedgt tif a fatal complaint
I if on. i, H silitht i old, shlch a dose or two
of Acer's t hi rry I'ctorul might biivt
i ur. il at the cnimnc ncriucnt. Therefora
it Is advisable to have Ibis prompt aii.i
'n" "'""dy iilwuy at hand to meet an
emergency.
What people
w III say has kept many of
n"ik.i) i.in.ui) ii.hi.-i
mo-
"A word to the wise Is sufficient" mid a
word from the wise should be sufll. ieni,
but you ask. who are the wise? Those'
who know. The oft repented cxperleti' e
of trustworthy persons may be taken for
know-bilge. Mr. W. M. Terry says Chain-
b'rlalii's I'ough It'-medy gives better sat
l.fa.tlon than oilier In tho market, lie
bin been In the drug business at Klklnn,
Ivy., for twelve years: has sold hundreds
of boitl. H of this remedy nml nearly all ;
ollnr lough medli-lnes iniitiufa, tured,
whb h hIiowh concliiHlvely Hint Clum ber- ,
laln'n Ih the most n.il Infiii'tory to the pen
ple, and Ik Die be.st. For sain by Charles
lingers, dlllgglMt.
ta:in-.. . mil- m
A vtiuidiii a ixiunvjr ruia
T ilriU ,,Mllll In ,11k..iiuja lt 4l,n
V,... . . ..' . . T
r ivniiiryH ui.u i.ruitirvt'raiiH. Hutu k
jr. . .. -i i .. ... .
i ' 1 """" " '"" ""n i
V "I "i' l ivoi m il iiih inn villin fry
ff icif! nml (iiiiKcil tnuilili) with yoi
Jfi'ur a
; v iviiiticys iinii maUiicr llnvu von
1 Y trains In tint loins, hide, bficlcgroibhA
1':'''''''' ii.'ivis viiiiiiiiui.by np
V lio-'iniiico nf tlio fncii t!hs-i:iiillyr
, - "ii''"' tins f.yes? T.H.rri.,i.-i,tlc-l
i !""'r H'! ryuf HKifn-ii
'i..M.-i"V Villlm'AKI.I,V
iifinoV Willlnm'H Ivldney
illllNII't riltW lift! to till! (life ('
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- . . .
Ai'ii'l innltij n new liinti of viiii. JtvT
' itmil .'i'l ceiils Jicr )iux. f
A Vib'.iA.Mn Ml"). To., Wops., Clnvoliinrt.O.
''I'r i In ft non -1 I nn 1 1
r-iip-iiy fur .fitiiiirrliu-ii,
!;.""' l"'rmmijrrhw,
" lii; . tt n n at 11 r I L.
Imu". ir nny Juliitfiiiim.
ifntiiti-iii or ulifiii'
ItQftratnuefll
ll'fft'DU r'-lit)f,ioil.
I'Ofl - i in il v. it m till II.
I,t,illiMl. I niniin iiiv linen, rM-niinw ! iniMletlN, oervnll lielillllll
'0'iir, t'hlllliMI In Msiy, (-IliamUn l'rlus Vaihia-rln i
inK an inaao nr nsy er nihi. rem. ipil, k
Mr lih-hlntiileliMaieil le,U In HMirililMrrli.e snil
inisll wh iifwniisv
ior u heeniise mneiy rf enl ar imnwm wilt
rentislv luenr wlitnnil an iitM-rallmi. ainiMilnianl
Pol ana, Ran rram-UsvCal. ;i.-,1uIh
CIIAItl.KH IttKlF.HH,
(
i At
Through
Tickets
TO THU
HAST AM) aSOUTIIIIAST
TLA
l4l.
r-.ro1
I'L'LLMAN PALACR 0LBKPERI,
TOURIRT 8LEKPEK4 aad
FREB RfX'LININO CHAIR CAB
Dally
Salt Lake. Denver, Omaha.
Chicago. Kansas City
and otbar Eastarn CUa via altkar tassUv
rn raclfio or O. R. A N. Ca,
Only Line From Portland
Offsrlnf I'asaMiiigara tba otiotoa W lw
Tourist Car Una ibrouga
to Chloaco.
Specially Conducted
'ursionS
Via Bhaata Routa to Chcaga avarjr T
day, Ragrwata checked Ibroua-h to aW
tl nation, Magnlfloasit aowiary, aaloa
depots, faat tlms. lowest rmtaa
l'lnuch Usht In all owra.
For rales and otbar liiformaUon, aai,
on or addrass
R. W. DAXTRR, Oso'l AftoL
Ua Third BL, cor. Alder, Portland.
I H K liM.Y DlA'INii-IMK Hol'TK KltuM
ri)Kr,M td iiik kasi.
' "r' "M V Itol'l K To II K YKi.liWKTHM
j k
S MNM'.KK.
I'OltTI.AMl
AKKIVK
U-l Mall (or liHinina,
t li.-lialm. C.-nlialla.
No. 'L
IMoiilli II I. MoiileNHaun No. I.
All.' fie,. II, lllyihplH, H
coma. M, ui t lo, i, tut 1. 1,
I'nrl liiHiMeiid, hlli'ici
burg, Hp kiiiiu, ItoasUiirt
II. I,'.; Trail. II. C: Nel-
mm. II C Kmlii, Mil
lion a. Ilulle. iieonilii.
11! A.M. Ileii-lili, Ml. I'alll, Mm- rc IH M
lua... lis, hiiliMii. rity
iOlinilia, I'outicii M J m IT-.,
ni. iiui-,i;nicngo,nii.-ii
linilon, New York. I'bll-
sdelilia,Mimtnn, nml all
poliim liimt ami -until
I'HNt.
I DAYS to Mlnnuapolls, Omuha, Kan
sas City and Bt Paul.
t DA YH lo Milwaukee and Chicago.
4 DAYS to VV'iuihltigtoti, Philadelphia
New Turk and Hosloi, and
other Kasiorn points.
Flsggngn checked thronrh to deatinatlan
of ticket.
For sleeping-car reservation, tickets,
maps and full Information, call on or
write
C. W. BTONE." Astnrls
A. D. CHARLTON
As't Osn'l l'. A gmit, I'nrUand, l
SSS Morrison Hi., Cur. Third.
TlikcU to ll imlnU
..lEAHT..
I'orSnle tyO R.IH
Afcnt, Astoria.
r I' Itniil.liM, It
Tliroiili palacs slid tourUt sli'isrj,
dliiltill snd lllitary nbaervalloti est
KI.KHANT VIlMTIIll'Ll-: Til A INN.
No. 4 Limited leaves I'ortliiiid II UN
p in.
No I Lliiilled arrives Fortlsnd at 10 II
a. m.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
I'olunibli lllvrr and I'usel Mound Navl
Million i'oiui,iny.
Hlniiurr Telephone leave Aatorla dslly,
pnepi Hominy, 7 p iii lo r I'nrllsnH
dally, rcept Hiinday, 1 a. m
Trlepllolir llcket S"o, on llHintr
Thoinpaon
II It. ThoiliP"Otl lleknt good on Tl-
phon
II. II Hcotl. I'rr.ldelil.
K A Nuelry, Agent, I'orllnnd
IV W. Hloii. A(nt, Aatorla.
Trlrphon No II
""A T""'" .
,llQ
TO Till. I:A5T
UIVKH flliill'K nr
-2-
Transcontinental
R()UTI:5.
llieat Norlharn Hallway 1a B).aaa
UtntwaiNHU and Hi. I"ui and 04aaj
Oregiin Khort Una via Aall Laka, DA.
-, Omaha and Kanaa Oty.
Lowest Rates to All East
ern Cities.
OCIiAN STI'AniiRS
I rai. AalorU for Han Frain leo ry
file days a follow
Columbia, Hundajr April L
mate nf California, Friday, April I
I'lilunibla. Wrdnraday, April U
Hint of California. Monday. April 11
I'nliimbla, riaturday, April B
Htata of California, Ttiurs.ty, April .
Culumbla, Tur.lay, Uay 1.
Htat of California. HumUy, Usy I
BtaautMf monthly from Mtta4 M
Tokohama and llangk .n. via Oka NofiW
am Psclflo Rtaamatilp Ornipany a aaav
nc.l with OMAR
Far ralaa n4 atirat la'nrmaMaa .a
en ar addrass
0 W lit'NHKHt.
Ataat
W H Ml'ni.HCHT.
ian l a Ait , r.irtland. Or
IkiHWKI.I. Am.ll.l. A CO.
Cli Aft S I'. H H Co J"-llarMl Or,
TIIIH IIAII.WAT rtlMPANT
(ipvratM It Ira. n. on tlx famoua bla
syattm.
I labia It train by rlr. trb lly tliiougk-
out;
( lh c.lrbralrd . I-.1 ri.- berth raad
ln lamp.
Iluna apleioibliy njuii.,.,,! panar
tr-iltia rirry day ami olglit btwaa
HI. Paul and Cht-eifO; lb
CIIH'Aiiil, MII.VVArKFK HT. PACfc
Alo opaiaira te. .in-i ea ed j vaailbulad
train. rarr,iug in piiats
pnriiiniiit mri, l.lr.iry buffa! imoklnf
cars, an I psl i a draining loom alor.
purlor car, fn-u i-cl id g i liajr , ar aad
th wry lwt dining car -vlc.
For inem rat. I" ny point in th
Ihi tiil Miule. nr r.inaila, aiply to
llckM sgenl, or a.ldrena
C. J. I:iUiy. il.n ral Ag-sjt,
1. W. CASEY, T. P. A
I'ortUnd. Orasran.
WHKN GOING
FEAST
Use a llrst-clas linn In traveling betwnen
Mlnnenpolls, Hi. Paul nml Chicago, and
the principal iwn In t-tuilral Wisconsin.
Pullman Palace Hleeplng and Chulr Cars
In service.
The IHnlng cnri urn operated In the In
terest of Its patrons, the most elegant
service ever Inaugurated. Meals are
scrvid a hi enrtn.
To obtain nrst-cbiss service your llcket
siiouiii rend via
The Wisconsin Central Lines.
Direct connections nl Chicago and Mil-
wiuiKce ror an eastern points.
For full Information call on your nearest
uckci ngent, or wrltn
JAH. C. POND,
tleneral Pima A
or JA8. A. CLOCK. Mllwillllt,,,! ul.
Oonernl Agent,
H6 Htnrk strcnt,
Portland, Ore.
l(!av.nt.. find Trr,,ln.1nl,. . . ., .
-.-,-., n. ..i.iHiitrii ami an fai
rnt liiiiiiiruciiniliii tril lor Modcnati Fill
0us0rricti0ssoaiTr,0le.f'TiHTOrriet
,nidoiuui-i in o jiun-nt n, Jc, i,,,,, ilmn j,uae
gemote from Wunbiriuion.
lunj m,ull .l.u...? I.... ,.L I t
tin. Wo ailvuc, II ,irnil,l0 r nut, Ire cl
i A PSMSMUT, How lo Ola. a, Puninu," with
leii.1 i,l kiaiiin , tl,. 11 i; Hna . ...J
... ........ w. m. .u iimcihii counin.
jKllI Irro. Aililrru, I
C.A.SNOW&CO.
i vrr i rTEWT OrFICl, WAIHINOTON. 0. 0. 9
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