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He seems to be much worse to-
day." said the doctor. rs he contem-
plated the patient. Did q keep
him perfectly quiet. as l directed,
nurse?'
"Sakcs n massy, Of course I did"
replied the nurse. Goodness gracious.
he hasn't moved all night
Anything going on in the house to
disturb him?'
MY sakes. of course not. They had
n little dancing party in the parlor. and
n fight up stairs, and some burglars got
into the basement. and the servant girl
set fire to her bed, and the fat boaricr
fell down the second flight. and the man
in the next room licked his wife. and
the water-pipe busted on the floor he
low. and the gentleman in the back par
Tor gave a little supper, and there was
some music in the third story, and the
cats got out upon the back fence, and
the little girl up the third pair died in
the night, but he never moved. Bless
your heart. he was the quictest man you
ever sawi'
IGNITE right; quite right; did you
give him the p~ills?'
My gracious, forgot the pills. but
/ gave him all the powders. eight sed-
litz powders, four Dover powders, and
all the quinine powders and the mix
lures. three of'em. and all but the pills "
Just so. Did you change the band
ages on his hcad?"
1T wasn't any use lie wouldn't
keep EN- on. lou never saw anything
like him. | put four pillows OF his head,
and he kept still as mice af,er that"
~ see. Was he delirious during the
night?'
..Ohl wasn't he? but he hasn't hol-
Tered much for two hours. He's been
pretty quie. since he fell out Of bed. BE-
fore that he was restless"
"Of course. naturally. Any Of his
friends been TO see him."
s.There were ten or n dozen here all
night. PLAYING cards and ENJOYING them
selves. But he paid N attention %
them"
II suppose not. Hasn't asked for
anything. has he"'
Mot for a long time. He's doing
well. isn't he, doctor?"
Yes, YES, as well n could be ex-
pectcd. As near rs ! can judge. he has
needn't continue the medicines. just
keep him quiet. and don / let sny body
talk to him. What he want now is
rest.
And the doctor certified tn the relia-
bility of the nurse, aud departed.
Broo&lyn Eagk.
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How Red. Haired Girls Shsah Dress.

Now that red-hea1ed girls ar. in
style, Suggestions are being made Is TO
the WAY ihey should dress. A fashion
writer saws: There are three tYpes OF
auburn-haired n - brown-eyed.
b,ue-eyed and gray-eyed. Strange -
you may think II, even the blue-eyed
rossas should never wear blue. for blue
intensifes the color of blue eyes. Here
is a fabric, for instance e. on which are
red. blue and green spots. fasten on
il a piece of blue ribbon. and yOa in
s.anfantly see thai. the blue sDOts be.
come more conspicuous than either red
or green ones. Now. / put on I bit OF
green ribbon. and the green spots take
your eve; now 4 red one: and the red
spots stand out. This gives 4 hint 20
5lu--eyed girls who are not red heaied.
and TO girls with greenish gray eyes.
with prominent transparent corneas-
who can. By wearing \ bire dress oT
blue ribbons. or tIrquois ieweiry, en-
nance the blue Of their eyes ToretHrn
10 the rossas. they can never wear
pink. al5e.t there = q shadow Of pale
veliowish pink thaf . be ventaned
upon provided you have an artistic eye
for colo, 10 guide you in It's seiecfIon
and application They mHst cosfne
themselves 20 white of q creamy hue.
gendsrIne blue of a deep tone. invisible
or n botile-green. olrve-green. graz
green tnever bright green). stons-
ray. ciaret. ma-oon- plum- amethyf
n brownish-purple. dark amber. reds
with IN amber ANS. pale yellow. and
dark brown yelveiis the fabric above
al others which should be freely used
in the toilet Of the rossas- Pesris.
amber and gold ornaments r becoR-
ING 70 them. Diamonds aIe too fzshy."
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A Doctors LiabiIi&.

1t is related, as a legend of the med
zeal fraternity, that the Emperor
Augustus was once SO highly pleased
at a cure effected in himself by his doc
tor. Antonius Musa, that he raised that
gentleman to the rank of knight. and
relieved the whole profession from the
burdens of taxation.
Probably ut no time before or since
that event has the lot of the physician
been such n happy ne. In the earlier
days of Rome the practice of medicine
was deSpiSed and confined to the
humber ranks of society and TO slaves.
Not until the influence of Grecian
civilization made itself felt in the
Roman capital did physicians gain hon.
or or standing.
In the middle ages the calling suf-
fered a relapse. to speak medically.
Surgery was in i'll repute, and Sprengel
tells us that in Germany no artisan
would employ n young man rs an APP
prentice without "a certificate that he
was born in marriage of honest par
-ents, and came of a family in which
were found neither BARRIERS, bathers
nor "skinners," rs surgeons wer,
called.
Even at the present day. although
the meritorious. claims of the medical
and surgical practitioner have been
recognized, and an honorable social
status awarded him, his mind is not ut
rest. The advancement and refine
ment of ideas have begotten deeper
anxieties. and a feeling of RESPONSE
bility. So jealousy does the law guard
the lives and persons of the people that
every time the physician writes a pre-
scription. or the surgeon makes an in
cision. he takes his purse. his liberty,
or. perhaps, his life in his hand. The
risk is not all on the part of the
patient, despite a popular impression
that the only pocket-book likely to be
depleted or the only life liable to he
sacrificed is that or the sick man.
Popular Science Nonthiy.
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Personal AND LITERARY.

Rosa Bonheur. the artist, il in vcry
poo. health and is recruiting a; Nice.
1t is proposed in London 10 erect q
statue of cariylc on the Thames cni
bsnkmeut opposite Ch.yne row. and tn
place n bust of him in Westminster Alb
hey.
The United States Census 81 issD
is expected TO be the most complete and
excellent in existence. and ius digest. by
Professor +. A. Walker. isawsiled with
great interest
A glass dress il being male for
Fanny Davenport in Pittsburgh. IL
will have \ long train OF woven glass and
he deliberately Trim med with glass lace.
To make the text Uc the g.ass - hrSi
spun into fine threads and taen woven.
The new pnbIit building now going
up on the Government square nj Den
yer. Col. Is TO be one ot the finest
structures in the West Une wing j.
designated for the High School. the
other Tor a free public library. There
viii also be Mcclure hall with . ssa;iny
capacity o f1,000.
There has heea some surprise tha.
nothing WAS left in her will by George
Eliot TO her husband. Mr.. Cross. bat
that all the money went "a the family o.
her irst husband. This was. however.
an arrangement entered into previous
10 her second rnaria-c. bv The eyprrss
desire of Mr.. Cross. who's himself very
well of.
Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr..
il known in Boston rs n worker Of
wonderful embroidery. She has jus;
sold a bit Of her own design for s50l
Ii representative lowcrSaSh o, a window.
through which the starlit Charlie River
is seen. The surface IL dark blue
satin, in three frames If ebony. 10
represent the window frame.
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THE LOVE THAT LASTS.

e. liked n sleigh-ride, too, she said.
Dear grandmother. whose face is fair,
Though FIVE and seventy years have spread
Their silvery snow-showers on her hair.
al liked a sieigh-ridc, too" said she.
And there was one / used 20 know
Who liked full well to ride with me-"
but that was lon ago.
said,
Yes; that was long ago."
And I was fond OF moonlight walks
We'd the village through and through
And have such friendly. pleasant talks,
Such friendly, pleasant quarreis, too.
My eyes were blue and his were brown:
Ny tongue was quick and his was slow;
always laughed his logic DOWN"
But that was long ago.
Isaia.
Yes; long and long ago."
My books were few, in those old times;
But each n world of sweet delight
And 1 remember writing rhymes,
And thinking l was born to write.
Tn foolish verses! Yet, It's true,
They fiowed as fountains upward flow,
Free as the wind-as empty, too"
But that was long ago."
said.
All. long, long, long ago."
yet, first and last and best of all,
loved great Natures royal grace:
The stars that glow, the storms that fall
Across the beauty of her face;
The ripened fruit, the whiiing snow,
The fresh grass springing by the way"
u u that" 4 said, was long ago.
Nay, that was yesterday"
She said,
"TO-day and yesterday"
Mary Ain9c DE We're. IA N. Y. Independent.
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GOonRY TO WrNTER.

III mraiN-hrzsks ~ fut. 81 Husy
Getting Wint~f g ~ ssN
Us runssef 80 81 rsck~f al VII.
Ass STARTLING usdcs even to-
~. avervcat. ven a,r~t anf shskcr
Ars tankAuE ron ears 4rpFsuE hssEa,
i"re ~hassefe1t ~4nrtLFa-
ms SpFtas ). rtsat upSsa h3Ez as
hc- hurrY up, 81 " inter-. hurrvf
-nrnrftfn~. ~ Bop. sasl o. rvraT a~ain.
bwt t~r~ - -rrtss. 81 sssE y aurfv.
hc-ptnE tack Ers sfsrvs 20 nut
Yes Eurlbg, E-rfty. oAl frto~'
VITA yraur Coating. skatus fur-
Erfns some rrurv ~ nrrt te~crmf~r,
whCn >Ewmr dsys AZ isur.
whats the uaaftrT. psstfv ~prtususe~'
A..As ~essea- S~z1s $500.
y go arr NeN~A. trrsrs~ uai sufrE
Always Gasvrs IA your say.
Well he - b hr-eSs haNr stsTts~tt
No~ the hiri. ezu Sssfur aat al1r
- Wricouse O. TIE h-aupT--carf"L
Laugniax, huskfi;ix sspiai ~uTnF
-GnI y q Stpas 81 saSa ~t~u~t"7nrl
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.Priva,e letters state tina, there wa

Private letters state that there was
. scene recently ut the meeting Of the
Privy Council IT Windsor. The Queen
said she would not gye up Candahar.
and Sir W. Vernon Harcourt very qui-
city pointed out that her Majesty must
do what her constitutional advisers re-
quired her tn do. Whereupon her
Majesty began To cry. and declared
that like Mrs Gummidge. she was a
'.lone, lorn c~reetur, now" "Shs's .
thinking of the old 'un." thought SIR
William. "She'u be better presently
And she was better directly. apologiZed
with dignity and feeling for her mo-
mentary weakness. and went on with
business as though nothing had hap
pened.
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The following reached The Ssz
Orleans HoaytsEs last month WITH fhs
rrgoe.; tia; !; .h0uld be pablSshsd d.
al advertisement. IL saat nh0ass
ceaper "a thai knosses kow 10 cga3r
ahosse a IL proper manor ooe Tia; =
help nskzl alsvsng aud that i gel 70
specied IN good society WITH good els
ezssoD bat 80. throxn.duzte with ssrss
property 70 THAI IL vii asnornt % one
thousand dollars Of o rnes1ixm s.~s
gsri ba, not 20 exeeads Tsenty three
years Oh age. az that Is my age l al
arnezfi1n see man zssh dsrrk haSs
small grzg eyes small eyeus and rusind
lace worth zboc Txofh o<ssen dollar
ssih 10 lad habits Younx girtsf you
~ant to marry and think you all
M o pi.ee write 20 me- fer | mesh
What SKY. Dsrec: 70. ete.
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mo
ASSESSOR"
No"
"Waterworks MANI"
"No."
Anything to do with the census?"
Nothing of the SORT Why do you
ask?'
"Why, l saw you comiRg out of q
house on Sproat street the other day
with two chairs. q broom and an otto
man living after you, and l SAID to nv
self that you were an official or agent
of some sort. and had unintentionally
offended the woman"
"No. I'm no official or agent" re-
piled the man, in q lonesome voice;
al live there, and that woman was my
wife. Savey?"
"You betr' was the sympathetic
response. and they crept closer to-
gether and took . chew out of the
same box.-Detrott Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05
West VIRGINIA can

West Virginia can scarcely con-
tinue to be ranked among the States
with a distinctive negro population in
the light of the present census- With
a total population of 6lS. 1875, the State
has but %. go negroes. or about one in
every TWENTY-FIVE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

There are in the Cabinet three
mustaches, W pairs side-whiskers.
one mustache with whiskers, aud one
goatee. No face is completely bare.
and there is no bald headed man I'm
the group.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

A deed for a tract of land at An
coma. n. j., has been made. on which
a Mormon settlement will be founded,
The holder of the property resides
there with his two wives
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

BY q strict enforcement of a new
and Rigorous law against opium deal
ing and smoking. Idaho is confident of
her ability to crush the growing vice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

The e2ston-sPsnslsg companies "
o'fnAra. EngizDd. have resolved &c
mae tsrst1a = cotton reee;ssa- port.
lns,sad "f Liverpool. and two ezFyses
aase Already been dissrBbzrked :; tAs
former port
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Reprsdueing The Colon. Of yaiu-r.


They say IL has been accomplished n,
last. French eiIerBisss. D. % eiaimei.
-eaaaks photographs In which are -
produced the colors n well a. the form
Of fbe object. 1hi. has always been
" Of the possibilities % The photo.
graph. The ueyasive a. hrvt does h.
tusll reproduce color a. xs.l ss form.
andu Il could be kept in a very DARK
raosa the shades would nos die ont
Irt up 20 this time IL kas beea ~is1t-,-
'tfbie To ind \ mofiani ;ha. soald rem
ihe foiDrs permanent
"tlha The sBos nake IN ts~ sisar.
A mDfness -~es, then Tsae forever
What . marvellous change Il wOu.'!
n1aks ifihe csmers could give "a nature
n all ia hue. The Photograph To-
day does sal Injustice |; many charm
inz sornsa. A elss.sc outline. no ma;-
ter what the complexion. takes sci ~
an ordinary portrait But those feat
hitls blonde Sonen with iiptiIfsL
n0hes. charming compilations. ali yaes
sod yivae.ty. they are cruci6sd b, tb-
Photographic. Let IA hail the FIRM
f~iscoverer. and crown him With Es1rpi..
ne pretty women Hho look Bgy -
photographs ought 20. in Aorns VA.
shower ~benefseti0Bs upon him-DJe
rssfs Monthly.
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"A fiery sseed-The horse radish.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05
He Lived There.

..Are you the Tax Collector for this
ward?" he asked, as they rode together
on the platform of the car.
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san Francisco 1IaH,ets.
rBY MAIL AND rELEGEPHl

fBT MAIL AND TliaslsAFi.l
WUEAT-Sl 4715@l 30 per GENITAL for
good shipping.
OATS-@l l5al - y ctl.
WOOI.-OregOn. Valley 21W5O cts. a
%. Eastern Oregon. 5000.
HIDES-lleayy salted 1875 light, 90
zoe: salted calf, lO0l2
FAMILY PEOVISiONS-BacOn. l58l5'5
cts: clear Oregon sides, l5Gl552c; hams,
12lk@13 cts. ...--.
BARI.EY-Coast feed S0@Sl % cts:
Brewing S7JICr9j = ctl.
HAY-Mheat. S9NSlJ, Oat, S90Sl5,
Barley. S9@S15 = ton.
VEGETABLES-PO 1906 cts per
100; Onions, red. 6OG1Oc per lOO; lei
lou. Sl@S1 % per 100.
EGGs-CalifOrnia.3 g a. 47c Z doZ; Ore
gOn. 3j@4Oc y dOZ.
FLoUR-BeSt family extra. 81 -: Su-
periine. S3 j0W4; Bakers extra, = l2g
Oregon extra. - 7J@SJ 90; Nalla-Walla
Xtra. 81 j0@S4 -.
FRUITS-Dried apples, Sd9 cts. for
quarters. sliced; Plums pitted. l3@lIc;
Peaches 11@l2lIc, peeled lS,d2Oc.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-EXtra fancy
Butter. 40 cts. = 10; Fresh roll, good
TO choice, 45@4715 cts; Picked. 40 cts
SEEps-Flax, 21l@3c 2 h; Canary
S5I64 G; Alfalfa, 9@llc; Timothy, 90
BkGs-There is a good business in
Sobblng way at S5I@914c for STANDARD
grain.
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THE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

FLoUR.--Superfne 81 -; Extra s. %;
Corn Meal q cwt. So 80; Buckwheat & cwt
So 90.
BUrrER-Choico roll, top prices 52,a cts.
SIC wholesale; choice Tillamook 5Oc.
CHEEsE.-Clatsop dairy l5gisc.
RGGs.-2Oa25 cts "a doz. Chickens siOl.
FRESH MEATs.-Choice cuts. Lamb. lOc;
Beef SalO: Pork 10; Mutton Sole. BY the
carc8sC SC.
MEfrs.-Breabflst bacon ais9l3 per Do;
sidcs l5iaalFSc: hams lils l9c; shoulders
lRal2c: smoked beef D. .6-sc; coined beei
SlOal2 q bbl; coued pork lOc 3 n.
BEANS.-5ri cts.
DRIED FRUITs.-Blackb berries Zoe; pruEcs
I6d3Jc.
hONEy.-Ia frames zoe IN glass 5Dc.
LARD.-In tins and cald;ts i2'4ssl'c q u.
NuA FEED.-Brau so uo: country. - 2
4on. ~horls SIS 90: Hay S20 oo ,22 10: ton
Oars.-According 20 quality. prices range
from 6JaGJ cts bushel.
Onions 2.0.5c ID iH.
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VESSELS on THE VA.
E,rnm Arnerican Port-.


North Bend bkt s76 tons Perryman. March =
Willamette. SIS. 5000 tons, y March p
Belanctnon. bkt. zs8 tons Manson March ls
Sparr,,, sch 5 4 March l6
Rival. hk gg9 tons. Adams, =. J.. Marc,
Orient. brig sl2 tons. Williams. L
Nodoc. sch a. tons, S I. Jan q.
Merom. sh. 1904 tonp, Lowell, y y Dec -
Gerten, sh Philadelphia, Jan j.
Fnpire. 81. 1872 tons. New York, Jan IS
Henry : Sandford, Am sh, 1853 tons, sleeper.
y y March p
Kgte Davenuort sh. i2iS tons Mallett n Ja1 Is
Columbia. sii. 1872 tons. rerra,j, y y. Jan p
CARR, w.nslov. Am bG. su tons, Lorins. Ph.ia-
delphia Feb p
Palmyra. Am sh.sN Feb 3.
Alice Buck, An sh loading \ Y
Olive ) Southard Am sh Philadelphia March
From Foreign Ports
Adulia. Sp1nish bk Stanley /. Jan via Victoria
Agnes Oswald, br sh. lss0 tons, MeGibbon. card'h'
Dec 10.
Adolf. Swe. blk 6.j tons. Rinsnansson, Gotten
burg, Oct is
Arro gr bk $50 tons. Gate Rio Janiero Jan
Alden Bessa. Am ok, "a tons, Moves. Honskons'
Jan 10 loading
County OF Ayr br bl. ;s9 tons, Alexander Cardiff.
Nov
City of Agra. br bl. l07i tons, Young. Melbourne.
Clan Grant. br bk sos tons. James. fm Liverpool
Nov %
Colo.ua. Am bk SO tons, Noyes HoEeEong Jan =
Countess of Rothrs. br bS. Gibral;er -eb -
Clan Mcleod. Or bE 6l5 tons, Yokohama March 3
Doxford. br bl. LiyeruSol Marcl via Victoria
Ethei. nr bS. - tons, GreGasn. Liverpool Nof =
Rmiiy Chaplin. br bE 7s3 tons. Harms. Newport
Eng via Guagmas Sept 20
Faderaeslandct Swe bs Bordeaux Oct y
Geo Bcvlev, br sh lol0 tons. Bewicw. Yokohama
-.s,z,,. F-.es;o Or hk 6g8 tons Ho--sp. LiyCrlOo
Arc ls wa Honolulu and Victoria
sldBIfa l,r DIX ss6 tons liverpool via uoaolua ) d
ly "a HOubuu
Pas;tba. br bk 5s7 tons. West Liverpool, via Nic
toria Oct ID
Selkirsshire. br sh 1872 tons, Anderson. I'm Cardii
Nov =
Sidlaw. Br ok sagtoas McGlashan Middlehoroag
Jan y
Thurlan6 castle, br sh l2i3 tons. Shanghai
VictcriA Cross. br bk, 659 toas, Owen CaicoIt'
Zoe. or bx Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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KEEDALL'S SPAWN CURE
nv F.EESN FA.EssEs.

S.Eci~.ir,d. y L. Dee. -, lrlS.
Il. : KENDALL x Co, Gents: WISH 20
add la testimony iE favor Ot sour liN.iuhGie
IiuI.,,'st. -ncudaH'S SPAWN CUrr- In tde
SpTiUE II l42 I slipped oH tie ice ana
STRAINED nv r.shi llm., ~ the knee JOINT
MS vrrg .lmr and al times suffered the
tyo.t ..rI.,.!.tt.u.g vain. 7 wore q baudIsc
ON il in- ny-ra year. ana gsic., mos; every
thing in my reach. b,:5 coIid hnH h3,nths
ti,.,f ,,-ll,,'lI live Ilp permanent rp,icf When
OyervnrIsed. IT would pain usc very much-
In AuriI IS.S / began To think l should he
a crIilpln for life /: hut having some Of Ken
daII'S SPAWN Cure" thought | would try u;
/ used one third Ci bottle anu eNpeTlehceH Til!
relief m once. The pln left me and has not
troubled Inc since. ! feel very grateful 10
Won and would recommend Kendall Spay II
lure 10 all who suffer with Sgr5.lnS or TheU-
matISm. yours truly, Mrs. j. BOUTELL,
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From Z Prominent Physician.
HE#DaLuS SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg Pa. Nov. Is. lsSO.
Er- J. KENDALL. X Co. Gents : / have
a ycry fEc mare ,l.at htS had bone spawn
Tor !, r1Tr ii,ur. ! tr.rl every thing man
couiJ dryis,. tu cure IL hUI al in vlir and
vaS aa,,ut To- give il up when friend oI
mine in TIT, city came 90 Ec and recon-
mrndtd keUdail's SPAWN Cure which l tTled
will err.lud results. removing thlt bone clear
and clean auJ them sent - cents To yOu Tor
one o.! yuur illustrated Horse Books and j
think there = NO better book printed ON the
morse and his Diseases ] have taken great
interest IN IL and have since sold Is copies
f,r ,-,-1 T., nv I.ti.,7llorS ana VIII try and go
what ..,ad + t-tI 10y -clUII. thcll iJr CT ileTs.
y1urs tI1i;y- c. W. MILLER.
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RertIlar Meeting every tuesday Evening
Al -. o'clock. II Good Iemplar's Hall, Che
namUs street. Astoria, over &. i. Parker,s
store Members Of the order, In good stand
Nc. arc invited O. attend. Degree meeting lst
Monday each month. z order W. {. L.
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Temple Locge. NO. I. AZ. a. N.

Ho-.,ar Communicable FIRST ara XE
third Satg.day- ~ each month. "a; - "
o'ciack. - Ne. 80 the Gall in astoria
Members AZ The order. in good standing. arc
ipyitel t4 attend IT, Br1-. 81. :hc ". ".
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KendalrS SPAWN Cure

l. size i'm its elects m!id ~ rs action aS II
does not blister. and yet u Is penetrating
and powerful 20 reach any deep scatter lalh
or t0 remove any bUuy growth or amy o'htf
enlargement II u>gd Tor several days, Nuch
n, S,,av!,lS. >rliutS. CUTbS. cdliOuS, sPTalhS.
Swruu.s any igWCaeS> dIid 'ii rultlGtllthlS
of the FONTS or limbs. or rhcuinatlSm IN man
and for any puTpnSe for which unlmeht lS
,rSeI g0r m:,g or beast Il i now known To
ID, fhp hest I.uiWcut fer man ever uSed, acl-
in.. mild aud Yet certain in is effects IL IS
used f.il strength wiki perfect safety ~ All
seasons Of the year.
Send address fer Illustrated cigCU'ar- Which
We think Giv-> positive piDri 'i i'S NiItl.,s-
Nr remedy l..~ ever met wIth such unqu2il-
| frG ~J.s--r>s. !J uur knowledge, tGr beast -
| well a- WAN.
/ Price y per bottle, or SIX bottles i1r -
| liT Bs.f-f.sTSTS, have Il ur sgu gcj 20 for
vnr.. r- 90 VIII Hy sent Co ans address uh re-
crlrI .i prize .1y bee ysnu-icirE,.
! EI. p y. EE\ls...i.sS y CO.
IN -s.ua-l Fails. Nclar.'
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Knights o. Pythias,

Astor Lodse. 70. C. X. Of T.. meet =
every "Wednesday evening at s1sSfs.
O'Clock, IN the hall % the 4. %. l. W ~,
Corner Chenamu, and Ben'on streets. -
By order = -
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---.Blanks, PrOmisSOry notes, bonds
for deed. quit claim deeds, mortgages
and warranty deeds. at this Office.
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Chamber Of Commerce OF Astoria

NldLl4DCL VI ON@A-4--A~- - - --'~ - 49,
Regtllar meeting every Is; and .;d Monday
of eaca nlailtl. ai "a T. NJ. in the hail. al the
Young Mems Christian Association
10. =. BOELBN. President
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VEL d --EZZZ'S CA
ZEES-EL Cu-c, e CoEst-tUtlo1a-
1zltiGoto fer this Secria4o Elnla"
d., Ey Absorption. Tho most
Important Discovery since Vac
CiratiCn, Other remedies may
relieve CaEarrA, this cures at
any stage before Consumption
sets ins
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PITCHERS CASTORIA
: nCt Narcotic. Children
grow Eit sIT0n, Mothers Ike,
and Physicians recommend
E-LaEGGE-&. EJrcgUl2tcs the
Bowels. cures Wind Collie,
aI;ay5 EcTsyisl,ncss, and &C.
s.Toy- :. c-Gs.
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
Hirh Water

Prom tables OF United States Coast Survey
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
OREGON Railway & Navigation
COEzPASN
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.
S. A. N-v---E

STEAN-HTPLFAVES EVERY FIVE days
= rt :; A. ". as follows.
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sZ...l--.:.-.--.'---,E -. 8 .z.zis.s.l
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WESTSlDE DIVISION.
From Portland to Corvallis.
NAIL TRAIN
LEAVE. ARhIN Z.
Portland -. S:Ol 4. ". Corvallis 800 p. N
C0rvaIIis....S: $50 4. Il. Portland -.-.3:2D P. NJ
Close connections are made at EOSEBURG
with the stages of the Oregon and California
Stage Company.
- TicketsfO for sale to all the principal points
in California and the East, at the COmpanys
OGce,
Corner E and Front Sts., Portland, Ogni
Storage will be charged on freight remain
no ~ (s0mDanys Warehouse over "a hours.
Freight will not be received for shipment
after ) o'clock p. NJ. on Eastside Division,
and O'Clock p. NJ. on eStside Division
J. BRANDT, Jr., Gen'l Sup't.
| E.P. ROGERS,
Genl Freight and Passenger Agent.
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SETH w. FowLE s. SONS, ProPrietOrs, 8
HARRISON Avenue, Boston Sold BY al Druggists