The daily morning Astorian. [volume], May 30, 1899, Image 2

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THK HAII.Y ASTOKIAN, TUKtUiAl MIIKMNU. MAY 811, ltnj
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JOHN T. LTOHTRR, Editor.
Telephone No.
TERMS OlT BUB8CMPTION.
DAILY.
Bent by mall, par year , UN
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tarred by sarrlar. Mr moata M
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nt by mall, par yoor, ra araaca...tl.OS
Postage fraa, to luoeortbara.
All communications intense ror pualt
eatfon should U Ulrexrtad to test sdlts.
Business communications of U kinds
and remittances must b addressed to
"Tba Astoria,"
Tbo Astonaa luinnm to rta adTe
ttsers tba tasgaat drculauoa o! any
newspaper published, on tbo Columbia
rim.
Advertising rates cas e a o
cation to tba baelneee manager.
TIDE TABLK May, 1S99.
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Ne4 t-j the Fourth at ta'.y there is no iorue ;uJy C;rdt" ;han this? We
' American holiday destined to live longer . woujj noi prejume to dictate to our no
or whk-h 1U be more generally observed ' b;e aIHl aomj.ashed friend how it stall
!
than the anniversary which falls on May ,r?Al a theme of euch rducati-n; lmiK)ri
30. To thousands with whom its beauty to It reaW-r-among the teeiuln thou-
ful and touching custams have heretofore sands who now inhabit the ttivat va'.ley
been a mere eemimant. or at best a sym.
athy. the day th year will be a re.
altty. Side by side "rwm state?y Arlmg-
ton to the humbles.4 vUlage cemetery the
...
mounds of two generations of brave
American freemea await the homage or
their era.teiul Uvine countiymen. Coin-
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mingled with the aorrow which is of
i
course the day's most fitting emblem will
come for the first time to the hart of
1
nr atinsrs nattrWvf 4h pole ran satiJfaVC
tlon that henceforward the dust of both
north and south can be appropriately
decorated only with the banner which
typifies a common and united country.
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Whether the enforcement or me c.i
ordinance prohibiting the fish oil factory I
I
from continuing to further annoy the
beoole of Astoria works a hardship upon I
I
that institution or not is a matter wtth ;
which Chief of Po:ice Hallock haj
nothing to do. The factory Is a nuisance,
and
thousand reputable cltixene stand
ready to so testify if necessary. The
proposition that Gorman be permitted to
continue his operations unt!l the (Hose of
the fl-shlng aeason Is ridiculous. It will
not be entertained by those whase homes
he Is rendering unbearable and the
ness men whose Investment h Is im-
pairing for a moment. Gorman is not
entitled to any sympathy whatever. He
had ample warning from previous experi-
ence that the people would not tolerate
his establishment in Its present location,
but he pretended that he could so operate
It as to prevent any noisome odors. He
has tKen long enougn in tne ousineso to;U6,j at t22.9T,(K. Portland's ImiKjrts
know that he cannot IjoII fish heads and j : ;
entrails In the midst of a populous com.
munity of white people without making
himself the rankest kind of nuisance.
He must get out with hut detestable bui.
ness. and if Mr. Hallock hesitates any
longer as to his duty In the premises
lie himself will be made an example of
which will leave no doubt in his or Gor
man's mind o." the spirit and determina.
tlon of a community whom they have
now trifled with beyond the limit of en
durance.
THOMAS H. BENTON AND THE "SET.
TIMERS ON THE OREGON."
Thomas H. Benton declared long ago
that "the settlers In Oregon will recover
and open for us the North American
road to India. This road lies through the
South Pass and the mouth of the Or'
gon." The Oregon Is the Columbia river
of today. That speech of Benton's which
was delivered at the time that the que
tlon of the settlement and possession of
Oregon was a vital Issue with the Amen.
lean people, attracted wide attention.
We trurt It will be no offense to osr
great ami good friend up the Willamette,
near the "Oregoa," if we commend to Its
consideration the above extract from a
recent editorial In the St. Louis Globe
llemocrat. The country will be mueh ln
lereKtid In these closing days of the
nlnteenth eentury to know how the
'settlers ot Oretron" have performed
this obligation of which the Globe Dem
ocrat speaks as Implied In the Oregon
purchase. Certainly (there can be no au
thority whose utterances on this Insplr
AMCER IS DEADLY!
DaeMlfe Cfltllltf In Kill 9 This fearful distvwe often first appears
liSOUUd rOKlIIJ 111 I1IHB M a mer scratch, a pimple, or lump iu
. a f I the breast, too small to attract any
taSBS ulil Ul IBIl A notice, until, in many cases, the deadly
Cure Found at Last.
Kison in the blood, circulating throughout the system, and aWiough
9 sore or ulcer knom as the Cancer-may be cut away, tlio
poison remains in the blood, and promptly breaks out afresh, with
renewed violence. .
The wonderful success of S. S. S. in curing obstinRto, deej-RVittHt
blood dise!Ues which were considered incurable, induced a few di
spuring sufferers to try it for Cancer, after exhausting the skill of
the physicians without a cure. Much to their delight . S. S. proved
equal to the disease and promptly effected a cure. The glad newt
spread rapidly, ana 11 was soon aemoustxiue
beyond doubt that a cure had at last been
found for deadly Cancer. Evidence has accu
mulated which is incontrovertible, of which
the following is a specimen :
"Caoort to hereditary In our family, my father, a
aitr and an aunt having died from this dreadful
diaeaw. My feelinn may m imagined when the hor
rible diseaw niado its appearance on my aide. It wao
a malignant Cancer, eating, inwardly in such a way aa
to oauM great alarm. The disease seemed beyond the
skill of the doctors, for their treatment did no good
whatever, the Cancer growing worse all the while.
Numerous remedies were used for it. but the Cancer
,4ii wnm until It AMtmixi that I was doomed
to follow the others of ihe family, for ! know how ddly Cancer is. especially
when inherited. I was advised to try Swift's Specific (S. S. S ), which, from the
first day, forced out the poison. I continued iu use until X had taken eighteen
bottle, when I was cured sound and well, and hare had no symptoms of the
dreadful affliction, though many years hare elapsed. 8, S. 8. is the only cure
for Cancer.-MRS. S M. Idol, Winston, N. C
Our book on Cancer, containing other testimonials and valuable
information, will be sent free to any address by the 8wift Specific
Company. Atlanta, Georgia.
Ing 4opiC woulJ carry muoh witht
and command auob wUI prd at;
tlon aa thos ot our a.attned frnd.
Alk from the evident anxiety of the
country lo have an atwant of tta eten.
aruVhlp so well rrpresentid by ir
friend, what more tlmfly and apirorl-
aw subject can b found fw fiaminatlon
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and d.souc.iot In Su popular and aMe
I
"W-faere roils th Oregon
it may uot be , "
over, if me veixur mhh be.
hlesty and humility to suggest j
,niis. how
seeming modes
:a fw ten which our kind and generous ,
I i
friend my find vt senke In Its tak of j
j showing how the 'settlers" have p.i
; formed their n:rio!ie .lutv i ftline v !
, alluded to by the Globe Democrat. Thee
j figures somehow strangely show that the
, "South Pass" of the "Oregon" road Is j
. nnt of anoh tmrw)rt.nt jla Thomi Rpr.
.ton made It appear. Instead of the de.
sounding line to the mouth of the Co- j
Itrmbia.. rhe government statistics show
the route of the India and Oriental
commerce to be over a 5.000 foot mountain
range to Puget sound. Somerhlng has
y,jne wrorg. ym our fre.at n1 gliiJi ,
frnd explain how this mischance has ,
come? -UI klndlv set ihe fc-t.ilers i
'
,n Oregon" or Thomas Benton right on
tni8 imporlam economic and g-ogranh. !
jjj proposition?
The pub.lshed official repor:s of the j
treasury department state that for the i
nine months ending March, 1S99, the value
of the merchandise imports at Puget
Mund dlstrlet mM anJ of th(. ;
ermrt mi rr Pr.m.n,i ,i.,n ,1,1,
nwhttllw vtUued
jal ti.iM.SD3. and its exports amounted to
;tT.TS.S. Total Portlan.l business
IS.-
'vMC; total Puget sound business,
j tl7.iM.11), nearly m per cnt above
, portbnd for the nine month. Foe h
fi.-al year ending June V. ISM total Im.
pons ana exports or merchand s at the
PugK sound customs disirlct were vaV
The yoiin? man wlio
Starts n business life
with s food athletic
training back of him wiil
Ixr able to. stand more
than the man who litu
not had the same advant
age. Nevertheless., if he
overworks and neglects
his health, he is likely to
fill a victim to some fa
tal malady like his less
lortutiate brother.
There is only one
safe road for a man to
tread in the matter of
health. That is the
road of eternal
vijfilance. No
man, no matter
how strong he
may be natural
ly, can with impunity neglect the little ills
and indispositions of life. These little dis-
orders are what make the big ones When
a man suffers from headaches and loss of
appetite, feels drowsy and dull during wak-
ing hours, cannot sleep at night and is
nervous and shaky at all times, lie is in a
dangerous condition. If he long neglects
bis condition he will find himself a very
sick man. in. fierce s ooitlen Medical
Discovery is the best of all medicines for
the many diseases that are caused by n I
I msuilicient and ira-
tironer nnirtshment
It creates a hearty
r r.. . : j.
neaitny appetite; it makes digestion and I
assimilation perfect ; it invigorates the
liver and purifies and enriches the blood, t
It is the great blood-maker, flesh-builder
nne.n7eet0n,C- r ' 'J bert.(" ""'j
cines for nervous disorders and it cures A
per cent, of all case, of consumption. S
taken in its earlier stages, before the luugs
are too far wasted. For chronic, bronchial,
throat and nasal affections it is an un-
nntlaf,L?.?5r w b.0Dest. d"lcr wiU
not suggest some inferior substitute.
Kev. C M. Lemond, (P.O. Box 7i, Quanah,
Karrleman Co . Teias. writes: "I write to say
tLJlJ.,ZS
in the open air at night, which produced slight
hemorrhages and losi ,of voice from which 1 had
that God-send 'OoMenMedicallJiMiverV '.riven i
to the world by the inventive and scientific brain i
?L Z!:l0i"ed AARur'iboi-
h toTi; d0
wiin HHiicvsis course of lite I mav live many '
years. I thank God for giving to the world a
man who has done so much for suffering hu
disease a fully developed.
Cancer can not be cured by a surgical
operation, because the disease is a virulent
IOS. B. M. IDOL.
and eaiH)rts for th year ari' g vn at
, riS.er.STS. an ex.-r .if r..M" In faor
jof Pugvt aouad.
j Fuue: sound ranked s:h In :he ll:
of I'nlti'a State oiv.:'m. ditrie:s In th
'am.uin.5 of v hnit!.-!i, P. rtland hoMin
'ihe tenth iwiilon. P.w:l;nd' jwrceutate
!of the total Imports Inio th entire eor.
trv .Vurtrr the yttr wa 3. rd of
extwts. 1 IX ahlle Pne.-t sound imporf-
jed over .S3 anl her . xivrt are I t" of the
tou!. In the Paclflc cr uip . f .-ut-om
I
dls rk: 1.H per tvnt of tie liu-ln.-
(was trAnsi.-t.l at Puet sound an I !?
jK-r eent at Portland.
JtTEJ ? 8 ? fl CLOS
f 3 E L'tfiNO K
CjwrrVirftLrTV,
ST VK.UH
wUresIajOtcncj-fNtr:-tELM::tons.ind
wastSnir clscasc, all ejects of self-
..'warrw , l.,,. tvJa rt t,uv.
. . v...--
T " Jcretl'Jn
Ar.crvoto'ikT.jitl
V. -T)
L!toal rull:r. L:i::c: t:
rink e'evr to yole cluvks and
SI Afl I-r ?... JCpcr ros: f Ir'.vc
'ca c"- rU tnouoy
arte S CzckZC StS, CWCACO, VJ
For 8a la by Charles Boners. Drutulst.
Now is the season wilen the ang er ex
aggerates his net results.
' Pneumonia. !a grappe, coughs. coJs.
croup and whooping court readily ylsid
One Minu.e ..ugh Cure. L'se this
1 remedy In time and save a d x tor s blil
or the undertaker's. Charles Rogers.
The m. re stupid a x ron the more
t.r.t he is with himself.
Ck. fci 'X' 0 n Z -A. . I
i Bean tis J '!3" BcOUl I
gjajt,,,,
sf
The man from the bark woods most
delights In stump speeches.
arrai it nt Hvsnensi bv dieting or mat it ,
Zl lull ' C whlt'you j
and restores the digestive organ, to ,
; health. Charles Rogers.
The more a woman knows aiout a man I
the more suspldous she l'-rom-s of him.
- 1
Sjme of the results of neulected dys. I
M''Ac J11101"1 uf the 'c"nach tan-
,1, - i - r. consLmptlon. heart dls'ase anJ ep.
ilepsy. Kodol Iyspepia Cure prevents
all this by effecting a quick cure In al i
ca- -s of dyspepsia. Charles Rogers.
Thert Is no ue prat.i.g of lion sty
wn-'n you have never been tempted to
be dishonest.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
The longest day In the year Is not lonr
enough to accomplish whnt a woman
plans in the morning.
It inak-s no difference how bad the
wound if you use LieWilt's Witch Hazel
Kaive; it will quickly heal and leave no
,.,.. charle, Rogern.
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fhalrman Jones, of the democratic na.
tlonal committee, is in from his outing,
and says he f.ls a giant refreshed with
nvw We. He will need all tils strength
by the time the Illinois democrats com.
- " worK overhauling nis kee
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA.
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
. . . t . , ..
vm" By,tem when en,erin ' ""UC
the mucous surfacft. Such articles should
never be used except on presesiptlons
'from reputable phyglrfans. as the dam-
;age they will do Is ten fold to the good
,. , , . "
J,0U cn possibly derive from them.
, Hall's Catarrh Cur, manufactured by F.
Cheney & Co.. Toldo. O.. contain, no
mercury, and Is taken internally, acting
directly UDon the blood and mucous sur.
and mucous sur.
In buying Hall's
faces of the system.
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine,
! taken Internally, and madt In Tole,
- nl0' Co- Testl
moniais tree.
field by druggists, price 75 cents per
bottle.
Hall's Family Pills ar the best.
CUT-RATE OFbTCE
Can Save You Money
On All Railway Kates.
12$ Third St.
Kopp's
The North riwlflc Brewery, of which
Wr.Jthn Kopp is prtnirietor, msltea le r beer snpnlied al auy itm Jlir-ry in
'or domtHiic and export ttsde. I the riljf free.
Horth Pacific Brewerg
.runnnjyjrfKnnruniru
Tt,c IMPERIAL, otci
THOS. CH'INEAN. Proprietor 5
RrhVi5,dH. Portland, Or. J
THE
Seventh and
SHASTA MIXEKXL KATKK, I'CI'I'CK. XOriLK.
Hfl'KOKY AND SHAWS MALT WHISKIES.
ALL OTHEK LIl'OKS. U'IM'.S, liEEK AND CIliAKS
Served Duy
AUGUST KRATZ.
THE DGGIDLNf
Astoria Lrcoditig Hotel
Megler tS Wrlcht, Props.
WBTWf 1! i If'-
lOjCDS
IMS) .n e " wvr?t:
m mmtj mbtuui. uuu. bruiim. AdSrasa,
If the clerk In the lawyer's office knew
as much as she pretends to there would
h- more shining llglita in th- l-ital pro.
fe-son.
T CCRE C ' SE UAT' j
Xa,e Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, j
I Ail druggists refund the monsy If it falls ; .
t0 cure 25 cents. The genuine has 1..
. u nn ablet
The woman who has once been r:illd ,
handsome will think tiers-!.' o long after
oth,.r!) hjve ,m ,,, r,.Mr, ;h, ,,., ,
a l(lt 0f imaglnuilon. ,
I gMr y U? U l.'J HAW .'Iff jt. Dtlll !
1. K .A v, . I i . . n I .
A i-hlffon v- it and a pink llne.l araso
!: all to pi-res the fountain of youth
sought by Tome le yn, so far us t,ik
ing years off a woman's l,ok g'xs
r;y unowing me aL-i:umuidi,wii m ,
bowets to remain, the entire system ' ,
P Isoned. DeTl'itt'i Mttle Early li rs
reguiale the bowels. Try them ar.d you
...1,1 ..... A.-U ...a Ihnm 'h.rl.l rfnV,.r.
a.naj. u ......
A woman fan hold her h'-ad quite high,
even th.ugh she hasn't a penny In her
poeketbook, but a man without money
is ab'.lutely wllhout courage.
CAfiTOIlIA.
Bears the -ICJ MHO ID'J li.Vffl AlWafS
Signature
j
Some women appear to think that un- .
Icua their hair la oiled Un with feathers.
bows and gewgaws, suggestive of an
. . , , .
linJiari princess, they have not ac-om.
plls-hed the fashionable coiffure,
- .. ... -
J. D. Bridge, editor and proprietor or
th Democrat, Iairawt'-r, N. II., iiny: "I j
..M r,n, It. wllhnnt on. Mln, fnnirn
" ' "
cjure ror my Doy, wnen trouniea wnn a
cough or cold. It Is the best remedy for :
I
oroiro I ever tised." Charles Rogers.
Edward Atkinson made a great mistake
when he neglected to get a Job as cen- !
sus enumerator Instead of trying to fiat.
ore out a war failure. ,
. I
If you suffer from tenderness or full- ,
ness on the rlaht aide, nalna under tha
houlder blane, constipation, biliousness
Ick headache and feel dull, heavy and i
leepy, your liver Is torpid and con.
gested. DeWltt's Little Early Risers ,
will cure you promptly, pleasantly and
lermanently by removing the congestion
and causing the bile ducts to open and
How naturally They are good pills,
Charles Rogers.
Mormon l. s , .. 3u i- us -i u i ' t mmwmmm
mm
OuM-h 1 J h, I .i , , Pi I w ' .1 H i. '.,,. I, ,s (Ski,
ot wiU'. e ' tiu'tt Lost Mmhood. Im
potency, lost Powir. Ililht-toases, Soarinn'orrhceu insomnia, afee
n Btc I 1 Oosir-si, fiomlnil ml!tni, kMns 'let, Hsr.ouS Oa
bllllr, Htartacna Uninon.s to -itri, i o Seman, Vnricooai.
orlop ipiiilnn, ttD Ouirkno ot O's lit II enarg. Stops Nae
voua V!tihinso tviiai. u i, i,.i, , KJJSJ r";" 1 ""'
MM,
"Portlniul, Orcn.
"Best
e--4.
A DF.LICIOU
DRINK....
AND
ABSOLUELY
PURE.
f IlottJ.K' t e: for family tims or tug
uvru
LOUVRE
Astor Streets
nrtcl Nlulit.
- Mniiiitier
.'J" - - i' - k.:jx - - rah
lsho Qamadi Co., an franolaoo, Oak
r sala ir Charlas Rogara.
MASONIC.
TEMPI. K I.OIxlE NO. 7. A F. A A.
M-ltrgular 1 ommutilca:lons held on
the first and third Tuesday evening of
eac h month. (1. W. liOl'NHItKKKT. W.
M ; K. C. IIOLDKN. Se, re;ary.
ATTORNKYS.
y. A. llOWMiy.
ATTORNEY SD CfiUNHELLOIl
AT LAW.
Oltlc,. I!, in, I Hiriet, A.torla, Ore.
THE HDTOAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
RICHARD A. McCUHOY President
STATtnilNT
Tor the year ending IVcembr JI H9fs
According to the Sl.iniliifd of the ln.iir.nce
Uepurtineiit ,,( tin- m.iic of New Yotk
IM (INK
llerrlteil fur rrrndiun. .
rum all ulher Sourrn
!l'.!tlq,7l 11
I'.'.lisT.ssO l
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IHSItrHHl'tll'T
To Pollr;'.bW.rs f..r flslw. b,
lir.in 5
lit X OAK IUI
To rullrf-hiililrr. fr lu,l,,.
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ror Sil wiwer srrosBis
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Called Stales Honda sad other
her.rltles . - . f l0,0fin,l tl
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I MiirUat (lS,r,03.6HO VO
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t's.h is Hanks sail T rut I uiu.
pan If. . . . . . 1 1, 02 1, S 77 80
Accrued lalcrr.l. Set lltferreil
rreailunn.tlc. . . . fl.4n4.Wi7 10
iTTj.JVI 7,32ft 10
I.UWI.ITIW
J!"11' "'"T""' :. $JM,0"iN.B40 OH
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Xl vl-Hle Kurplu.
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Innnraiirs and Annuities la
furre .... 1071.711 007 78
. . "." ' """"e line M-Troing mate.
V kaua Ma..a..l.. 1 I it-. 1 t .
nieni nnn mid uie ..-line to lie correct ; liabilities
calculated uy tne lii.urnnce ln-i,,,rtmnit.
(.MAKi.KS A. TaaLLsH Auditor
j From the Divisible Surplus a dividend will ba
aix?riiuuau as usual,
ROBERT A. QflANNIbS Viih-Pmsioint
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FSKPFNIC C'KOVWI'I.t
fc01"' MtCmtTixta
General Manager
jd Vice-President
Treu,irer
Actuary
'
If you have piles, cure them. No use
undergoing horrible operations that slm.
ply remove the results of the disease
without disturbing Uie dlaease Iteelf.
Place your confidence In DeWltt's Witch
Hazel Salve. It has never failed to cure
others; It will not fall to cure you.
Charles Rogers. ,
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TIM II 5CHI!IHU.II
From Portland
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dining aad lltieary Jratl,ri ara
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No, 4 UaMlad raaiTas Portland at l:M
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No. I Units arrlvaa Portiand at 1:10
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Tickets
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EAST AD SOUTHEAST
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-Dally to
Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha,
Chicago. Kansas City
and other Eastern cities.
llafsiK checked through to drstlnslton.
t'nton I'cpots. fast tlni. lowest rates,
I'lntsoh light In all cars.
Kur rates and other Informallon call on
or address
U. W. U)VN8HERItY. Ag-nt,
o It. ft N. Co.
Astoria, Oregon,
or J II. UlTllllOP. Oen. Agent.
US Third St.. cor. Alder, Portland. Or
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LEAVE
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ARRIVt
OVKRIAND EX.
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7:')0 P M.Hacramnto. Ogden,' J:00 A.M.
nan rrancias-o, Tkio
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01 Paso New Or
leans snd tha East.
1 A. Mi
Roseburg paaaangtr
Via Woodbura, for
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varton, Wsat 8clo,
Hrownvtlle. Spring.
Bald and Nation....
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Connectlngiat Ran Francisco with Ocnl
dental A OrlnnUI, Paclfl,: Mall and Ocw
anlc aieamahlp Hnca for
JAPAN. CHINA. AIIHTrtAMA
HAWAII ANI THK PIIIMPIMNKB
Iteliaia ttekm. nn sale nmiv .Ml a n
Portland, Bacramento. and Ban Francis
co. Net raNia 117 drat -class, and III un.
ond-rlaaa, Inrl, fling aleoper.
Rattai and'tttketa to Kntm points anq
Kurotw. Alao jnpun, China, Honolulu.
and A imt ra I la. f'nn ba obtained from
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C. If. MARKHAM
It KW.IM.f.ll,
Manager o, F. h P. A.
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Through tlcknt East for lowest rata.
Csll on C. J. Trent-hard, locsl agent.
Wells Faro Company's oflce. Astoria.
BALTIMORE
and
OHIO RAILROAD
RyaJ Blue Trains
IJETWEKN THE
EAST AND WEST
Only lln operating us own
thapugh tralna between gt Lmla
IxtulsvlHe.pringlleul
Cincinnati avid Nfw York.
via Wnshlnij:
i, uaiuu
Ill mors
snd Philadelphia.
Th traveler over tha B. AY O
ts erblttad to oatel
gllmusea of tha
oaion
g re test scenery In
Amarlca.
PETER HARVBT,
ftuslM Coast Asreat, Bast ""( tea.
Room U, Mills BuRdang.
mmm ...
hJ sucirr -n
O 0C0TNacusn
tiJI 0 OJIITTII
VJXA" iMlllll
ASTORIA AND COLOMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
Iav I Astoria (Dally) " Arriva"
amp m l I'urtland and AsWHals.m a m
IKaawa, tninon, y"i-
SNrl, t'iaiaaan
Iconnoft'on si
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IN. Aaliirta I'aaMnaar
rains, vis Warranlo,
A naval,
in
Hunday llunlara' spar-l
i Aalona o aaMa
Miff
i, O. MAYO.
o. r. a r.
WHITE COLLAR LINL
Columbia Itrver and lusat faua4 NsrV
gallon Company,
THone lava Astoria dally, aassss
'C'Cia'l-irri. d.Ur a.capl luada,
at fa. av
Whlta Collar Una llcsela Inlar- bsnsl4
ffa Talaohona T. J, P'!r aad It. K
Thomiwon for' Astoria and all waj Ms,
rtav.l, lwa, ttaavUw. Ul4 Maaob, aa
Nahoitl
A. J TATIiOR.
ASIoda Asa(.
TataoaotM Ho. U.
V. H. aVOTT.
prMidaai.
You Are
on the
'Right Road'
If .mr llik.t read, via Hillings
and th HurlU'gtoa naut.
It la Ih aliorlaal Una la las
Huuih.a.t-llis only Una Ibat of
frsa ittrough aar sarvloa froan
rUaitlr, HjMkana. and r1lna to
IJa.-uIn, Mt. J,aph, and Kaskaaa
City,
Through lourl.t . tastes
a week.
A.k any Nrtkcrn Palno
tt, kt ss.nl abotii th.ia. ar
writs to
A. C. IICUKIN.
Omi'I Astit. PurtlAOd. (V.
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A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS
When saopla ar. rin(cmitlrul a tlta,
whthr on busmraa or plaaaura, lltSf
naturwlry want Ih. brat aarvlea oo.
talratbl to lar aa ap-d. comfort aad
aafwty Is runcwml. Employ ot tba
WISfONaiN tCNTIUU I.INtt. srs
uald to aarva the uubtlo and our traina
are ope-rated so aa to maka oloa eoa
naotlotia wMh diverging lma at all
Juncvtl.jci pot ti is
j 'CZS'r" CM
Dining Car aorvlra uii..-.rir. uaia
sarved a la carta.
In order to obtain this first claae aonrloa.
ask the (irbet agt-nt to set) you k ItafcM
over
The Wisconsin Central Lines.
and you will maka dlrnt contwciluna al
(41. Paul for ('hJtago. Mllaaukea and
all poHita aaal.
For any further Information rail on aa
llckat agent, or corn .ootid will)
JAfl. C. POND. Urn. Paaa Aganl,
or JAH A CUCK. Ullwaukaa, Wla.
(lenaral Agnnl
14 Stark Bt. 1 "on land Ora.
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
ItartiflclallydlKPHts the food aofaldl
Nature In nlrentct ht iiintr and reooo
: atructlriR tha exliiiiiHt.il dl(ivttl or
trans. 1 1, la t hn latest ills'nw.irn.t i4laa4u
ant ana tonic No dthcr prnparatloO
can approach It In rfflelonry. It lo
stanlly relieve and iiorniauimtlycnrM
Djspi'sla, IndiKCHtlon, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Htomiich, Nausea.
Sick Headache, (iatralKln, Cramps, and
all other resulis(ifltiiierfcct(llifrstloQ.
Prepared by I C. OeWitt A Co., Chicago.
For fWls by CI I A RLE! notlltlia.
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IIus no cmittl in dlheitana of' the)
t Kldneya uA V rl.mry ( W11UN i,.. "
yo., nciruwiMi your KUlwynt linvof
youevorworkecl vour nervous sys-i
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