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THE DAILY ASTOKlAN, FRIDAY MOUMXH, MAY , lllllil
JOHN I. LIGHTER. Editor.
Telephone No. M.
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.
Rent by mall. per rr
Bent br mall. Dr month
Benrea tf carrier, per month
WEEKLY,
tent br mill, per year, In advance..
Poatag frpe to subscriber.
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All communications Intended for publt
oatlon ahould be directed to tha editor.
Pushies communication ot all kind and
remittance mut be adJreaacd to "The
Aatorlan."
The Aatorian guarantee to Ha adver
User the larteet circulation of any new
paper published on the Columbia river.
Advertising rate can be bad on applica
tion to the business manager.
Tbe Weekly Aatarlan. the aecond rldrat
weekly In the atate ot Oregon, ha, next
to tka Portland Oregonlan, the largeat
weekly circulation In the atate.
By the way. If we buy the Greek navy,
will w have to call on volunteer from
Yale and Harvard, and Princeton to
handle UT These young fellows, of course
are up In Greek, but any of our aallor
can handle the Latin aubjeeta (of Spain).
The United State Is now (hipping steel
rati to Russia as well as to Australia.
recent announcement from Australia
show that American builder were suc
cessful In obtaining a contract for the
delivery of a large lot of teel rails for
wse In that country even against blJ
coming from England and Germany, end
now come reports that the now Siberiun
railroad is to be metalled with American
itecL
The Omaha World-Herald (silver or
gan). In a recent Issue, calls attention to
the Improved conditions of the poultry
and dairy business In Nebraska, and
says: "Today the creamery Industry,
with its attendant industry .Poultry and
eggs, is muklng rapid sirl.lt forward.
By degrees the western Nebraska farm
er is learning to make the most of clim
atic conditions and the time i near at
hand when the drouth will have no fears
for him." And all this magnificent Im
provement Is happening without the free
and unlimited coinage of silver.
The strength and permanence of the
business Improvement which followed the
rejection of free coinage and the enact
ment of the Dingley law, are shown by
the fact that In the Important l!ne it
move forward In the face of actual war
condition. A recent dispatch from Pitts
burg, commenting upon the condition of
the Iron Industries, which are looked
upon as an Important business barometer,
say that the pig-iron output last month
Is the largest in the history of the coun
try, while reports from the iron mines
of Lake Superior show great activity and
prospects for the heaviest Ipjn produc
tion ever known.
Now that the public begins to see the
fetalis of President MeKlnley' course
tn the Spani.-h-Cuban matter, the action
of those who have been making attacks
upon him and his advisers because of
what they assumed was an unwarranted
delay. Is reacting In his favor. It Is now
clearly seen that every minute of time
occupied since the destruction of the
Maine has been Judiciously and wisely
utilized in preparing for war. It has
been the constant cry of men In congress,
and out of it. for years, that the country
was entirely unprepared for war, and It
Is not surprising that when the president
and hi cabinet found the necessity for
entering upon a war they recognized the
importance of preparing the country for
It as far as possible. The result is seen
In the conditions which now exist, es
pecially if they are contrasted with those
of lxty days ago.
The first evidences of Increasing pros
perity In this community are seen in the
results of the work of the Progressive as
sociation and the movement on the part
of Captain Hawkins of New York to es
tablish at Astoria deep sea fishing. In
response to the efforts of the Progressive
association Industrial Agent Judson of
the O. It. & N. Co. has started a he-tUhy
growth In the Interest of Clatsop county
farmers and merchants In the way of a
dairying enterprise. The scheme will !
a co-operative one and will be so thor
ough as to Include the scientific cultiva
tion of grasses peculiarly adapted to
this climute und particularly rich In the
element of butter fats. If Captain Haw
vlns finds all the conditions favorable.
which up to the present writing are de
clared to be so.' the greatest adjunct to
the fishing business next to the salmon
Industry will be added to our commerce.
The completion of the railroad has made
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It possible to 'develdp this special trade
of handling fish In cold storage for east
ern sea-board markets.
A LIE NAILED.
Mr. Frank I. Dunbar, the nominee for
ecretary of state on the republican tic
ket, ts a'.sound republican, preeminently
qualified for the office. 1IU character for
honesty and Integrity cannot he Im
peached, nor would any one In this com
munity, where he has lived so many
years, give credence to any story that
should be circulated agninst him,
v are sorry to note In the Capitol
Journal of Salem, of date May 3. an ar
ticle against Mr, Dunbar, connecting him
by Inurndo wlih the recent settlement of
the account of the defaulting treasurer
of Clatsop county.
Nothing could be more unfair and un
just. We believe Mr. Hofer, of the Jour
nal, would not have published such an
article If he hud first Investigated as to
lis truth. For his ability as a business
man and his well known probity and
fairness Mr. Dunbar was selected to act
as receiver f-r the concern of which
Mr. Ward, tbe et-lreasuerer, was a mem
ber. f,i well did he manage this trust
that the county, on the day the amount
was fixed by the court, received from Mr.
Dunbar the full amount of the shortage
with Interest.
The eight years of continuous service
In the recording and auditing offices of
the county have made Mr. Dunbar so de
servedly popular that he would have
been unanimously renominated for the
county elershlp had not the republican
party called him as their candidate for
a similar office for the state.
It was announced at the head of the
editorial column of the Capital Journal
after the nominations that It wanted
and would make a "clean campaign."
Dies this article of May 1 look as though
the Journal was living up to Its promise?
No party organ ever pained any thing
for its candidates by falsely accusing the
candidates of the opposite pirty. I.les,
like chlikens. in the end come h'me to
root.
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.
At the Geneva conference to arrange
International disputes, there was stren
uous advocacy on the part of the Inlted
States and other powers In favor of the
settlements of International difference 1
as to boundaries, port custom duties, Sat. ..
fisheries and what not by an International I
court and not by the bloody arbitrament J
of war. The "qtit j'.lon has been mooted j Wed. '.
and discussed over and over again. Hut lT.hurs
like many other sublects, reasonable
enough In their origin. It has died out of J Sun.
men's minds. But there Is a theme of i J.,,n-
comment, and that always favorable, I "ej '
which people never wear)- of talking j Thur's."
about, and that Is the Incomparably fine
effects of Hostetter Bitter In case of
dyspepsia. Nor doe the world and his
wife comment less favorably upon the
excellent effect of the Bitters In case
of chill and fever, rheumatism, nervous
and kidney complaint and constipation.
The golf umbrella Is one of the latest
novelties.
Healthy, happy children make better
men and women of us all. A little care
and a little planning before birth Is often
more Important than anything that can
be done after. On the mother's health
and strength depend the life and the
future of the children. A weak and sick
ly woman cannot bear strong and healthy
children. Most of the weakness of women
is utterly Inexcusable. Proper care and
proper medicine will cure almost any dis
order of the feminine organism. Dr.
Pl'-rce's Favorite Prescription has been
tested in thirty years of practice. It Is !
healing, soothing, strengthing. It is per
fe. tly natural In Us operation and effect.
Py Its use, thousands of weak women
have been made strong and healthy have
been made the mothers of strong and
healthy children, uken during gesta
tion. it makes childbirth easy and almost
painless and insures the well being of
both mother and child. Send a cents In
one-cent stamps to World's I!spns.iry
Medical Association. Buftalo, N. v., and
r.ceive Ir. Pierce bs page "Common
Sense Medical Adviser," profusely illus
trated. The first Ir.iby is the great tyrant
the world until the set-uml on., arnve
Many ocl soldier-i now feel the effects
of the hard service they endured during
the war. Mr. Ceo. S. Anderson, of floss
ville. York county, p.nn.,ho saw the
hardest kind of service at the front, Is
now frequently trouM'd with rheuma
tism. "I had a severe attack lately." he
says, "and procured a bottle of Chamber
Iain's Pain Halm. It did so mm h good
that I would like to Know what you
would charge me for one doi"n bottles.
Mr. Anderson wanted It both for his own
use .mo to supply It to his friends and
neighbors, as every family should have a
bottle of It in their home, not only for
rheumatism, but lame back, sprains
swellings, cuts, bruises and burns, for
which is unequaled. For sale by Charles.
Rogers, druggist
hit.- horses decked out in blue and
red ribbons product, .the proper color
trio.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada E.
Hart, of Groton, 8. D.; "Wa taken with
a bad cold which settled on my lung;
cough set In and finally terminated in con
sumption. Four doctors gave me up, say
ing I could live but a short time. I gave
myself up to my Savior, determined If
I could not stay with my friends on earth
1 would meet my absent ones above. My
husband was advised to get Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. I gave it a trial, took In all
eight bottles. It has cured me, and thank
God I am saved and now a well and
healthy woman." Trial bottle free at
Eates-Conn Drug Co. Regular size V.
cmts and 11. (Juarunteed or prbe re
funded.
It Is ih- boys and Kirls who are the
best informed regarding the movements
of both the army and navy. Jt is ho
much easier to live history than to study
it, as they heretofore have been obliged
to do.
CtTS
Soap in stick form ;
convenience and econ
omy in shaving. "A
balm for the skin."
UY.
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No. S;i;tfs Fes
fla.oi its nujuU
ml ftfiuca
arc not as good as we can
make without anyrcganl to
cost. They are as good as
we can make with both cost
and goodness on our mind
all the time,
For salt by
Ross, Hiius V Company
JilPFINC,MARH:
MARINE NOTES.
The State arrived In yesterday front
Sim Francisco.
The Columbia crossed out yesterday
fur San Francisco.
The schooner Webfoot arrived from
San Francisco and went to Knappton fr
lumber loading.
The lumber schooner Mary C.
Russ
seventeen day from San Pedro lit bal-
last, arrived In yesterday
The German ship Hen Volrllch arrived
down from Portland yesterday, carrying
;.aU bushels of wheat valued at V: "s.
The steamer Alice lllanchard arrived
In yesterday from Needle R,n-k. Cal . with
1SS cords of Uu bark for Weier ltros.,
Portland. The lllanchard left up at once
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VESSELS BOUND TO ASTORIA.
Glen own k. LeutuM. Br bk, 1351 tona,
Calcutta.
Mlda. Messenger. Br bk. Ii2 lona
Nagasaki.
Alexander Black. Dunn. Pr bk. 1331
ton.-1, Antw-rp.
Anr.e Thomas:. Thoma. Br sh, 171
tons. Port Plrle
ForthDank, Peterson, Br ha, 1JO ton.
CerFhsntl.
Audaman. W Inter, Br bark. IS ton,
A!goa Bay,
City of Athena, Lundlns, Br ship, 11H
tons, Antwerp, .
Joseph Putltxer, Harvey. Am ch, Ti
tons, New York.
Clackmannanshire. Thomson. Hr sh. 14SC
tons. Newcastle.
Sllberhom, Gibson, Fir bk, 1771 tons
Liverpool.
Argo, Maclean, br sh, 1430 tons. Ant
wrp.
Bogstadt, Thorbjornscn, Nor tr, IJ81
ton, China.
Gulf Stream, McKennon. Br bk. 1X1
ton, London.
Caatle Rock. Jones, Br tr, l.W ton
Hlogo.
Lombard, Raison, Br str. l.CS ton
Hong Kong.
"junford. MicPhsrson, lir ih, :l "S tons
Hamburg.
Patriarch, Breach Er sh, 1339 tons. Ma
nil. a.
Les Adelphus. Ibreton, Br hktn. 132f'
ton. Freemantle. '
Poseidon, Push Br sh, 1708 tons, New
castle. Gertrud. Hlnke, Ger h, Pii3 tons. Kobe
Mogul, Wright, Br tm, 1X4 tons, Hong
Kong.
Laurlston, Latta, Br bk, 2133 ton, Rio
Janeiro.
Howth. Martin. Br bk, H ton, Cal
cutta.
Emln Pasha, Chrlstensen, Ger bk, 1M7
ions, Antwerp.
Wallacetown, Motley, Br sh, 1025 tons,
Antwerp.
John Cook. Mage.-, !r h, iz tons
Hlogo.
Soootra, Harder, L)r bk, .',:i7 tons. Han
Francisco.
Stronsa, Harry, Hr sh. ira tons. Yoko
hama.
Ilelensburg, Jefferson, lir sh, lCMi tuns.
Shanghai.
ijienaro. lurner, iir sh, l,v, ton, H.ui
Francisco.
LUMBER FLEET
V-ssels on the Way and In Columbia
Rlvor to Ixad Lumber.
W. P. Jewett, , schr, 451 ton, Man
Francisco bay.
Omega, bktn, K2 tors, Mollendo.
Letltla, , chr, S3 ton, San Fran
cisco.
Viking, , schr, 170 tons, Han Fran
cis, o.
Queen, , schr, 2'3 tons, Han Fran-
Cisco.
Ralph J. Long, , schr, M tons, Han
Francisco.
Melanchton, Ilolleson, schr, 2M tons
Port Harford.
THE SURE LA GRIPPE CURE.
There I no use suffering from this
dreadful malady. If you will only gut the
right remedy. You are having pain all
through your body, your liver Is out of
order, have no appetite, no life or ambi
tion, have a bad cold, In fact ate com
pletely used up. Electric Hitters Is the
only remedy that will give you prompt
and sure relief. They act directly on
your liver, stomach and kidneys, tone
up the whole syBtem and make you feel
like a new being. They are guaranteed
to cure or price refunded. For sale at
Estes-Conn Drpg Co. Only 00 cents per
bottle.
How often we hear Individuals who are
.suffering from the. toothache wishing that
they had been born without teeth.
NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE
COMMON COVNOII. OF THE CITY
OF ASTORIA. OHKUON. TO IM
PROVE OOI.l'Mll AND AI..VMK
DA AVENUES.
Notice Is herebv given that the Com
mon Council of the City of Astoria. Or-
eiion. rropoae nno Intends to Improve
tbe following ileserllied street In said
city in tne manner nereiitnrier ilesig
tinted, to-wlt:
IteHlniilng nt the Intersection of the
center Hue of Cheiiamu street with Its
western bouudarv, tlnnee In a south,
westerly direction an, I parnllel to the
center line of Taylor avenue to Its inter
section with the center line of Columbia
avenue. If entended: theneu in oiitb-
eilv direction iiloinr the center line of
oiuniiua avenue to lt luleiseellon with
the i-etiter Hue of Alameou iiveutte;
thence soulhcs!erlv alone the center
line of Alameda avenue to a point while
the west line of lot C In block IS. In Tay
lor's Astoria, If extended tiorthetlv.
would lilt, vso, t die , , nl,r line of aid
Alameda avenue Also beginning t the
Intersection of Columbia an, I VI inieds
avenues, then, o easlei U along the cen
ter line of Alani'v.! nveime t,i tn,, ,-.ist
boundary line or I In, eln street, tf r
h n, led lb iti-i ov i in, m to be ,,f the
following .1.1 and eharaett r town. ,e
t: lining at a point at the Inters, ,t',m ,if
Columbia with the south line of Taylor
.ivenue, ivintrui tout a trestle on a pile
found. ill, n. t.i n point l!l f"'t from the
aforesaid intersection of T;ivl.r ami Col
itinbla iivetiue, s n, trst,, to be -.m f, ot
In width, the rest of -i.,l linpr.n , ninii
la inmost of gl iding to a width of '.V
feet to the est ibh-tie,l grade with n ees.
sary slopes and plunking same to a width
of hi feet, the whole of said Improve,
nieiit to be In accordance with the plans
and specifications her, for n-ov on llel
In the ottlce of ftti Auditor mid l'.illee
Judge of said cliv. reference to which
said plans and spiclMcailons is herebv
made for a particular description of said
Improvement, said plans and snecltlca.
tlons being hervhy ndoplid an, drsi.
nated as the plans and specifications for
said proimsed tinproenient.
The cost of snl.l Improvement shall be
defrayed by sp.cl.il assessment on the
lands, lots and premises frontline and
abutting upon, adjacent to, or otherwise
benefitted by said proposed Improvement,
which said lands, lots an, I premises are
hereby embraced and Include, within a
district of the snme. which shall here
after, for the purposes of said Improve
ment. le called The Columbia and Ala
meda Avenue Improvement District, and
which district Is described as follows:
Iteglnnlne at the northeast corner of Tay
lor s Astoria, I hence northerly along th
I prolongation of the eat boundary line
oi i.iir ASHoim n mr soiiim iinr ,,,
t'henanius street thence westerly along
the south boundary line of Cheiiamus
street to Its western terminus; thence
northerly along tbe west buondarv Hue
of Chenamiis street tolls north bound. irv.
thence northwesterly an.l at a right angle
to Taylor menue to a point 1', feet from
the north bound irv line of Tailor ave
nue: thence sonrtiwest. riv an,t par met
to the north lin.- of Tailor aietiue to a
isc.nl where a line drawn ?v feet distant
westerly and imi iIIi I to tli it part of
Columbia airline whuh It Is the Intention
to improve, would Intersect with tbe
north line of bl , k '.' in Tailor s As
toria: Ho n e s.ot: hw . sterli along the
north line of i ,l bio, K 2 i. t's u, " b -west
corner, then e s.iu'heasterlv t ' the
southwest corner of block n m Taylor's
Astoria; thence northeast. tU to the
southeast corner of Wo. k l in Tailor s
Vs'ori thellie 'o the soulhw.st comer
of lot II. In bio. k It". :il Tai I o s As-
I tor! i thence e.is;. rU ilong the soii'tl
! boon I irv line of .'d lot It to Its ...ton-
'. I st corner: th-'lee tlot t "l" r', along the
'. is hound irv l.ne. f T.n lor s s:,u;i P'
the place of b, Klt'll. tut s i!d distri. t ! I'l
I , ha.'e all the lots I in. Is :illd premises
j ii th'n the afor-sni.l bound. in-
ow therefor unless n renionsT in.-e
s-gned bv the residents owning more than
! en. -half of the iron. r'v 111 the d.st'lit
I herein ah.e d. s. nt .1 .ball b lib d with
tl'.e undersigned bv the tone of th- t"-t
r:-K,!,''r1
ting of the -sit.! i minion
r.uiu, il following the exieratlon of the
iil'Meatlon of this notn
the
sild 1 111
provenn nt will ne mat., us aiorr. u
This notice Is published bv resoln'mn "t
the said Common rouii, 1! imsse I at a reg
ular meeting thereof held In Slid city
on Thursday the "1st diy of Atril test
II. K. NK.I.Si'N
Auditor and Police Judge fitv of .storl.i
Astoria. Oregon. April W. PflS.
"To arms, to arms'" Is the crv now
but later on there Is a chance of th. re
being only one irtn and the trossilolitv .if
" " '" '" " ",r '"""
s...l,. ts who an- s ready to llgtil for
their country. Tins side of the u e i' -m
Is anything but pl.-asont.
Annual Sales Over C.'Mi.iAO Poxes.
FOB BILIOUS ASO KEBV0C3 DISORDERS
su-h as Wln.l an'! IVi In the Stomach,
tiilditiess. Fulties after nn-als. Head
nehe, I'tolnens, lmwslne Flushings
t Rent. Loe of Appetite, Coetlveto-ss,
Hatches on the 8kln. Old Chills. Uls.
t'irbed Bleep, Frightful Jtrouui and all
Nervous and Trembling Heusatlnns,
THE nEST D0?E WILL 0IVE BELIE P
I TWESTT MISUTEi Every sufferer
w ill acknowledge them to bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
eCCBAM's) FILM, taken a direct
el wllltjnlekly r-store Female to com
I '"te health. They prom idly remove
i tmtruotlonsor Irregularities of til r-!.-u
and care irk Headacke. f ur
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
Wt MEN, WOMIN OK CHILDMN
Beecham's Pills arc
Without a Rival
An4 has !
LARGEST SALE
jfnny Patent Mttltaa lathe VTerU.
Uia. at ill Drag ftlor.
Tb'- if.-nt.-el j r w li., m ik- 1 ry . ff.,1 1
1 hide the.r iMiv-rty are Ho- ones ill liv
able Instltiitl'ins sh'HiI.I assisi, Inst-ad uf
ib-ise w lei Haunt their wants und depend
entirely ,,11 outsiders f . r a'sl-i.ni' e.
That the blood should perform It vltai
functions, It Is absolutely necessary It
should not only be pure but rich In llfe
glvlng elements. These result are besi
effected by the use of that vell-known
standard blood purifier, Ayr's Sarsa
parilla. Tbe -A 'ini.lll Who has only about y
minutes In which to eineh a sp,., it), d
triin gein-rally eeet.-t a bodice tb.it. biit-
IS III 111" hack or elects to wear Ih-i-
I. ne, I rather than lo r buttoned boots.
The entering wedge nf a fatal complaint
Ik oft.-n a slU-ht cold, a-hlch a dose or two
of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Might hav
' ured iit the cottitnencetnent. Therefore
t Is .cIvi.H.ibb- to have this prompt and
mire remedy always at. h;md to meet an
rnei cency.
An observer remarks thai clrls rarely
r r 1 1 r r v wl'h thi-ir ev-. s open. Tb t i ff.
f sweeping 1,'iMie.s on pretty checks s
10 Kiod to be lost by ii.-ing v,i'b-ev
the altar.
I have been a sufferer from chronic diar
rhoea ever since lb" war and have used
ill kinds of medicines fur It. At Inst 1
found one remedy that has: b en a buc
ks us 11 cure, und that Is Chamberlain's
Colic. Cholera anil Diarrhoea Remedy.
K. (irlnhntn, iaars Mills, La. For
Hale by Charles Rogers, druggist.
The man who can luok as iliiunh In-
felt that he wero aliHoliil'-ly correct In a
urge red boutonnlcre Is the sort of one
we want In the front ranks of the army.
HUCKLEN B ARNICA SALVE.
THE BEST HALVE In the world for
Cuts, lirulses, Bores, UIcith, Salt Rheum,
Fever Bore. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil
blains, Coma, and all Bkln Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed to glvo perfect satisfac
tion or money refunded. Price 15 cents
per box. For sale by Estes-Conn lrug Co.
Iok the very worst troubles In the
face and they generally slink awny Hnil
leave you leas worried than when you
let them lurk about, never meeting th"in
boldly.
Days are never so long n when llldl
v !) mi I r are very much In love and
certain amount of separation Is pecessl
t.ttid by "his" buMln.ss or "her" social
Inl lea.
wiiooriNtt ctuoii.
I had a llllln boy who was nearly (lead
from an attack of whooping cough. My
nelghlMit recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Itemed)-. I did not think that any
medicine would help hint, but nflr glv
Ing him a few dose of that remedy I
noticed tin Improvement, and one holds
cured him entirely, It Is the beat cough
medicine 1 ever hud In the house J I,,
Moore. Houlh Itntgeitsloivn, pa. For
sale by Charles lingers, druggist,
Why Is It that In I lie midst of hair
raising recitals some spooky sound l
sure to be heard that makes natralor and
listeners Jump about a foot in the alt ?
Luxuriant hair, of uniform color, Is a
beautiful Ilea, I covering for either lex,
and mar bv secured by using Hall Vrga
table Sicilian llalr lie newer
Gold fields
Of
Alaska
THE ALASKAN
TRAMSPORTATION
AND DEYTLOPAUNT CO.
OF CHICAGO. ILL.
CAPITAL: $5,000,000
Tills H'IIIM1I I tb illtfl-t, B',r04l(S(
and Isstt rijtilppiHl ttuorpot (atlon ami
luenluutdtislug iMinpsiny In (be Alaska
gidd field.
Tbriss lurvw and cwiiiik.1.hi Hewru-
sbliia will leave Scuttle June I. anil reg
ularty themafter, ittrrylng t-ath freight
nd asuk4igvr.
Tbnsn lcm!ri are espes-lutly flttnl fiif
thi. ,,siveji!eii, of iMssengers n,l are
capable of owrrylng 0 nich.
Our Passenger
and Freight Service on the
Yukon River
Will be the lxt, Tbe handling ef mer-I-
int' ftvlgt.t n ,lo specialty. We are
bo only compony U4t guarintee prompt
d, ne.-y at l'ion Cp.y. W guarantee
oii yrur'r supply of fst and v'S
and speedy arrival.
'H gid.l Is there.
You stuivl fully much chance a ny
oths-r prnun. IH you want u Iw on of
our Ant 7 If so. write at on,-, securing
pasiaig tvtwl berth.
Our
Special Transportation
liffer
lm th best r.'ix bnfon th p ila:c
Send r fts iMpy ol The Alaska News,
ind aio for our ;xitl offer. Including
i-ii .-intiii.oii tn the K uedlk .ind f'sjj
for ot e year f.if six h c.lre.l d ill in
Ibis will Inlen-sit you If ,u Intend go
ing: If mt. our stock offer should inter,
est you. anj you should become on of
or sM. khi,.-rsi
A limited aniiHift of stock hn Just
tx-i-n asslgneit to the western nen,-y for
vile at II tier h".re. A man or woman
4 small means h the sam opirtunlty
is a rl-h pi'css'n. If you rvmtuit go to
Anska nothing should prevent yu being
1 prnfltahte shareholder.
Our Company
Is Composed of Wen of Tried
Business Peputsticr.s
Si-'iie of h, in rs the foilosltig
llo.,. V. K. Man. V, H. S. nator from
Illinois.
Alirt C. Ill.it. (irinldent Vsd lllat
Hn-wlr, ,s)mpny, Milwaukee.
W. C. Rlnearson, general p.tssetiger
agent C. N. O. It T. V. It. R, Cincinnati
il W. Orlfllth. president First National
J H 1egnnrd. cnpltallst, lgnurd
Hank. Vl.ksburg. Miss.
'c,i d.ng, Chicago.
I raiik II. lleeht. of Charl-s K lestner
Co , rhl.-njro.
1' rj r.dw-.ir'l', passenger trifll - mma.
er. ( 11. p. H. j:. Cincinnati.
Cbar It. Re-kwer, 'ralllt nuioig'-r,
C. I. ft L. Ii. R. (Mon. Rnitei Chicago,
T. II Foster. Fos'iin n,l Vlcksburg,
Mis.
J. M. "hllllp. enshb-r First National
ftnnk. Vlcksburg, Miss
For Information Sdorem, and make all
money pnyable to W. L. TUrI.ET, gen
erwl agent, Haller building. Reattlt,
Wash.
Pitt i ( nnri.vrtw.noi
r 11 'ir f-if (juitorrii.cn,
11.1 H pt mt..r r tin .,
it't a, 11 n ft ft l u r I ).-
to 1 to t u. VI it'ta, 11 n ft 1 u r I
b. fl tot ii uimi'. li'Hi, if fiuti'.n ur i.lii
'" l ""-IM-OC. H- - -f liiiKotii I
Vii ':r i!C"CM'".i r". Itii v .it: ft-trllU. 1,1
' ;'r I'm' ; wiTT1-' Jtru-rfr'in
r wtii 111 ,i., 1 11 - 11,-1 r
'.' ' si'-' . I'" 1
1
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60 YEARS'
:A Trade Marks
rf f f f 1 COPVRIOHT ilC.
Anrnn innrltnif ft okrlrh und rlMcrlttMnn nifiy
qtil'dlf Mucifrlntn mir fplnlnn frue wliHhur hh
HivitiiM'iii u (irnlinMr ifititilnhln. oninnifilfft
ttoimfitrlrf ly l ofitMi'fitliil. Ilnii'hrftkim I'tilmiU
di-rit. fri'f. oifli'Kt mrt'W'f f'ir nt-uriiitf irtti'iiin.
l'((tcfiin tittfi'fi thrmiiTli JHiinri A (o. rucvlvc
tprrUil tiotkt, wMli'iiit v.inrunt In tin)
Scientific flimrican
A hfti.ftnomcly .IlintrnhHt wwklf. T.nrvrit rlr.
' iiHtlnn of nny flt lcMtitln Jonrnul. Tornn. :i n
ritr morn im, 9U rviiii uy hi) nowHiir-iiiurM.
38iBro.dw.r.NeWYnrI
rti 1 irurj
mi
rllllltat
I Villi
Itritiirh OflW- -
cii K Ht., Woshlmitoii, I). C
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
4.
V.'.. 'I. HAKbrtltNltC.
I ySII-r.it ""' -i la
i
BALTIMORE
and
OHIO RAILROAD
Royal Blue Trains
UlCnvKiCN TlllO
AST AND WEST
Only line operating ll own
through train between Ht. Louis,
laiulsyllle, KprlnglWId,
Cincinnati and New York,
via Washington, llaltlmor
and I'hllndelphl.
Th traveler over In 11. A 0.
I permitted 10 catch
glimpses of th
greatest scenery In America.
Pl5TF.lt IIAIU'KY.
Paclflc Coast Agent, Han Francisco.
Ilooui JJ. Mills llulldlng.
1 11 K ONLY UININtl t'AK Kill TK KKDV1
I'OHrf.AMlToTIIK K AS r.
TIU HM.V Hot TK TO I II K VKUWSTIIMH
NAUONAI. I'AKK.
LrtAVK I IMllTlAMl I A K It I V K
lt Mail ,'t hslsiii.
I belub. I loitf iiilA.
Nil 1 Hniiin bei.il, MiMitcMssaiio .So I
Atierdrrll. tlisuipl. !
i-oinu, S. tl, V 1. Iill,
Part Few mend, Klleuv
101 ry . sit kaiir il.Uid
II 0 fnill. H C; Nel
"ii. II ,. hs'lo. Mi 1
"in. Iiuiie. iiactiinisa
II: A.M. Helena, St. I mil, IliiiHli'.V
UMp'M, ksllxU I Hi.:
tiiimhs. Council Nhirfi.
M. Lil - I'hii ago.W in I
hulnn Sow Vrk. I'l, II
jadpiihis.HwUiti, sii'l all
l-'liili Col suit -h.iiIIi
east.
I DAYS to ltnniHlls, limaha, Kao-
aa City ami aH Paul.
It PAYS 10 Milwaukvs and Chicago.
H DATS tit Waahlngtun. FhllsdelpaU,
New York sxal Uotoi. atvl
othor ICasisrn potnla.
Hsggago chsckrd lhr"u:i dostlnatlati
of ticket
For slonptni-car reservations, lUketa,
map and full Information, call 00
nt
C. W. BTONE, Astoria.
A. D. CHARLTON
lul llen'l !. Ageul. I'ortland.
.V1 MurrUun l.. or Tlilrd.
AKK YOll IKJINU KA9TT
AKK Ttlll UOINU EABTt
A Ilk; YOU OOINU KABTf
H turn and mm i autt your
ticket read via
THE NOItTH.WKHTEHN LINE
MIF. NUItTI A'V.TKKN LINK
1IIK NOI'TM-Wf HTKllM LINK
Tbe -
IIICAOO. 8T. PAUU
MINNEAPOI4B AND
OMAHA HAII.WAYK
This Is th
- ilti.AT MIIDHT LINK
Iletwevn
MUTII. 8 A INT PAUU CHICAOti
And all Pigiu Kt ami Booth.
Ttietr alagolllcntii Track. I'enrUM
bubd IMn.ng and Hleepln
Trains and Motto:
"ALWAYS ON TIMK"
!! given this road a national taputa
tlri. All clasr of pn-tvgr raiTled
on the veit.bulr.I train without xtr
charg-. .Ship your freight and travel
ove, this famous Una. All ...nt. have
lteel.
F. C. 8AVAQK. T. F. and P. A.
W. II MKAIi. Oeneral Agent,
14 Washlngtin Ht.. Portland, Or
(iol.Nti r.AMT T
ti'il.Ni; KAHT ?
iOINt KAHT T
(ioINd KAHT T
CilNU KAHT T
UOINtl KABT t
OOINU KAHT 1
OOINO KAHT 1
OOI N1 KAHT 1
OOINO EAHT 1
If you are, do nut forget
-TIIUKK IMPORTANT POINTS
'I I I UK K IMPORTANT POINTS
TllltF.K IMPORTANT POINTH
First -Uo via th 81. Paul bocauM Iks
Hues to that point will afford you Ik
very bet STVloe.
Kecond Bee that th coupon beyond
Ht. Paul rend via th Wisconsin Cen
tral becntiM that Una make ctos con
motions with nil th transoonllnental
lines ent-rlng th Hnlon Depot liter
un l its service Is first class In every
particular. I
Third- For Information, enll on yui
neighbor and frti-tnl th neartxl tbkei
sgent-and ask for a ticket reading via
the Wisconsin Central lines, or adlrtva
a a n t inmn
(l.neml Passenger Ag.nl.
Mllwauke. Wisconsin
OEO. B. BAT'i r,
Oenwal Agent,
Portlnad. rg
The young womnn who bangs nn the
pmno wnun tne, servant piuuminy ueenires i
to some culler that she Is out, need nol
wonder nt her loss of popularity.
ANOTHER CASE OF RHEUMATISM
CURED BY CHAMHKHLAIN'H
PAIN BALM.
My son was amirtnd with rheumatism
which contmctod his right limb until h
was unnble to wnlk. After using one and
a half bottles of Chambnrlnln's Pnln
Balm he was able to be about again. I
can heartily recommend It to persons
suffering from rheumatism. John Snider,
Freed, Calhoun Co., W. Va. For sale by
Charles Rodgers, druggist.
I IckeU l nil point
I3AHT..
ForSdlotyO'R.IN
''flAlLW'
Ajcnl, Astoria.
(', 1 1, lllllll'ltH, 1 1 WHO
Through pilc and tourist slneinu,
dining nml library ubserviilliiii car.
KI.ICOANT VKHTIMtiLIC TI1AIN8.
No. I Llmlloil leave Portland at I N
p, in,
No. I Limited arrive Portland at ti ll
a. m.
EN
n
TO Tills I2A5T
01VK8 ciioicw or
-2-
Transcontinental
ROUTHS.
(lreat Northsrn Hallway via Upokaaa
Mlnnrapoll and Ht. I'u .and CtilegO.
Uragon Hhurt Lin via Rail Lak. IX-
vr. Omaha and Kanaa City.
Lowest Rates to All Last-
cm Cities.
OCLAN STUAflLRS
Ocean itiiamer Irav Astoria for Baa
Francisco every three day. follow!
Oregon. Haturday, April II.
Columbia. Tuesday, April M.
Htal of California, Friday, April .
tirvgon, Munday, klsy 1
Columbia, Thursday, klsy k
Hlat of California Hunday, May I
llrrgun, WwlnetHlay, May 11.
Columbia, Haturday. Uay 11
Htal of California, Tuedy, May 17.
tirrgon, Friday, klay 10.
Columbia. Monday May O.
Hlat of California. Thursday, May M.
tlrrgun. Sunday, May B).
Hie mer monthly from Portlaad W
Yokohama and Hongkong, via th North
ern I'aclfln Btoaunhlp Company IB oa-
n. tlon with O. IL N.
For rt and general Information ail
on or tddrwwa
O. W. LOCNBIIIHIIY.
Agwat
W. II. llt'llI.IILHtT.
O.n. !. Agl. Portlaad. Or.
DOIJWCLL. CAIIL1LL CO..
Oen. Agta N. I'. B. H. Co.. Portland, Or.
TIIIH IIAII.WAY Ct'MPANT
tipsirate Its Ira.ns on tlx famou black
ytm.
Light It train by electricity thrvugw-
out;
Cr tle rclebratrj rlrotrlc berth r4-
lag lamp;
Hun splendidly uulwe.t parur
trwln every day uhI sight botwwaa
Ht. Paul and Chlngo; tli
CHICAil. M I I.W At'K lib: A ST. PAUb
Also operate !. in.a nd itsdbulod
train, carr) bus tl latet pmat ctwa
(MirtinM'l car. I.br iry I ufTt stnoklnf
car, an I pain drawing nvmi sloeistrt.
Partor car, free reel nl g i-hair cant tad
th v-ry tswst dlidn car rvie.
For lowest rile to any point In Ife
t'n.tesl Htat" or Canada. cpiy td
Uckt agent, ur address
C. J. KOIIY. tleB-ral Agt,
1. W. CAHKY. T. I. A.
Portland
Through
Tickets
-TO THEV.
LAST AND SOUTHHAST
-VIA-
PULLMAN PA LACK BLREPEH8.
TOURIHT HLKKPERB and
FRKK ItKCLININO CIIAin CARS
-Dally to-
Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha,
Chicago, Kansas City
and other Eastern Cities via either South
ern Pacific or O. II. h N. Co.
QnJy LlHC FrOlTl POrtlafld
Offering Passonger the Choir of Two
Tourist Car I.lne through
to thlrago.
ppCUaiiy COIlUUCtCCl
PxCUTSionS
Via Shasta Rout tn Chicago every Tuo-
aa''' checked through to dea-
anpota, rnst time, lowest rabsa.
depot, fast time, lowest ratea.
Plntsch light In nil car.
For rate and olhor Inlormatlon. call an
or address
R. W. BAXTER, Qen'l Agont,
136 Third Hl cor. Alder, Portland, Or.
Astoria Public Library
136 Third St., Cor. Aldor, Portland.
READING! ROOM FREE) TO ALIi
Open every day from S o'olook to l:M
and l;80 to 1:80 p. m.
Subscription rates $3 per annum.
W. Cor. Eleventh and Duane BtrMta.
L .