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The morning news., 1894-10-03
RUss1A's czAR IN L1vADIA.
The Emperor Said TO Be Suffering In
tense Pain.

Vienna, Oct 2-The car yesterday
passed the frontier station at Seholdonowo
.ou mis- way to Livadia. The train on
which he travelled made a stop Of ten
minutes at the station, during which the
emperor appeared at window of his car.
He did not appear TO be ILL., but members
of his encourage said he suffered intense
The morning news., 1894-10-03

Baltimore, Oct. 2.-Tbe democrats OF
the Third congressional district today re.
nominated Harry Welles Rusk by accla-
matiQn.
The morning news., 1894-10-03

The primary for the nomination Of mu-
nicipal officers will be held tomorrow.
Hon. Porter King has no opposition for
mayor but there is big hight on, the
hottest in years, for every other Office,
from alderman 10 city sexton.
Money has been spent lavishly and eX-
citement runs high. II Is feared tha the
fight over municipal offices will have a
tendency to scratch Mr. Atkinson to-
morrow by trading with the Hines men.
The populists would neyer vote for Atkin-
son, but the hot fight for the offices will
give them a chance 10 take advantage Of
iuke-warm democrats who would sacri-
fee the state ticket, which would be
elected anyhow, for votes on the city
ticket
ATKINSON CLOSES THE CAMPAIGN.
Mr.. Atkinson made the closing speech
Of the campaign tonight lie spoke to
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physician aud surgeon OF tho Conoland
Medical Institute %, SIIl Lake Cify I
ulv1 boon annoyed f.f ware with tho
mIdUr gymptoms or urgfl. such as
splitting htGsinE anro thuUIf. with nr.
cnmHlnlDn - tough mutuH rFurv morn
Ing, tendency 90 catch cold nt cvOry little
exposure, but like many others I paid
very IlIu % tDnuun tu D. until serious
symptoms arose.
Several year. uro / hal an attack n
wlnt Is known Hs iHN "rrIpin my
siOmuch then hHrtu tp caus, alarm,
sewer. IENOBliHAGi> from stomach
caused bF au ULCER THEREIN. 1
could scarcely retain amy foot iu any
shlrC. I loss n1sh rapidly. o. s1yoro Hni
troublesome cough bot Boo accompanied
hy night .Woatt Many uIsh have not
Slept ono mum1ut un account ~ tho
cough.
Ny nose closed mp Willis sticky, vel.
low mucous. aud oytry morning I would
spend hlll 900 hour clearing out my
throat auI uusttI.s.
was wUHE and discouraged. MS moth.
log 0um.l u hHu.H mU until I took DR.
uUNluuHu's WHIl treatment. auI consider.
ing mN UUHuu condition with what 7
was before taking their remedies, HW b.
now woman
think exceeding PRAISE Do lWn Dr. De-
MDu.u, Hs Doc iH. boon Kind u uiluu-
iiNu GOO Wv homo IFl Ht.u't HuI viii
ul"HTullv Worthy th.s statement tl u.l
Who Viii Wr..u IuH ur cau lu person.
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uch u he consented. She hsp, ned
% have some ms4iulns iu tNe sauIc
.lAce wn-tu she put the % iil, l.u
Wiani y 10 taAe b ulse of ntr ut' ..i t
Hue nCCiucnt.ily l.uk tue WiIng u.it.
rud tWaNGWeI a ,ub'e..50uui IL 800.
uuts, rEu immediately aw Utrtui.
haae aud iuoH ga eH,i.gi nau tue.
called uuCt IIty have UttI
wording with her titaHlly. Ilr'e 600
int shgAs chalces o. ae. recovery,
According 10 tue Vif.lala Guy
tNevalal bsttrvr tua owner q 3
uahi OF An.H.u goat. sirg about
went -tNe miles uIr,4tssl Ui town,
.ays mat q uaad u.lHIui tho numb
has Increased iu two .sIHt4 900. fht
wool Or hair % Tors nis.4 is vtu
NlluAhie aud lleg Halsias ON fsn .tt
NheIc Cl,ls would sUrso. There U
very iiIo f.0w uu co. ranrv sui o..
loss W. frf1 fEtl, ss Gao uuius'- .tly 10
q N.fg ha.Jy usllfr. The .Iiy Dr.
sHsla.aet w.H iflu slu JpHfrItIlu.s d.
y3lr, which frequently hiIirI 600.
Kids tuat became separated tom
Niutt until tne hUrler procured Ulul-
90 lIss. There are large areas 90
ehiia lsgu luCiuICd iu Goo rsu.u Wlrtr
'as baud ia feeding, which is uui.
uI,rl,lvo than either tuucG.srass uI
.iinlia, aud in the uuy rUfIus t.r
uHtIgs says tAr baud &c. trolling s,v
ium gfa2.ng on that cunyaulur OF fool,
rhvssn Befuldin0, (Cs.l, hoard OF
city trustees has passed weeping
ordinance ON tuu ir'l fualiu., uiusi
.5atly an classes Ui business ON sun
10y. The exceptions O. luc operation
he law are as i0lI0ws: IiltulH,
Digging or entluE house, rpa,.uinu.H,
battle, retail drug si0rr., livery or h,t
tables, railroad, tylugta,h and tulu.
.louc uaicys. uudgrtazsfs aud ph yui.
Jams iu thv practice Uf tID.f pfU'ut.
zion arc not liable, and printing usWH.
pnpurs, selling bread aud uils Cor im.
mediate use, and operating Hr3ct Get
aud railway uuI passenger trains, arc
! fcfmitlcd. Any psTsIu vl5In'ias the
! ordinance Will be- subject tJa doc 20.
, iosXccgd ST. ilr the hrst oiiousv, uu
Tor ovcfy auufvqurut giluuae not 20 pz-
coca 500, 10 imprisonment not exceed.
ing twenty lnyB, Uf both i1c anu Inn.
/ prifDnment Petitions are being cir
culatcl--EIme o. uphold tho Trustees
ami oihuu &, Iuil .arm down.
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DunslANr no AS ORDER Dr SAFE
d .uIt of lHH I|.H.I.H of UfII. tHHI. .f..n.o
o public Ha..I o.. lIc front dHHr of Que tHuufy
Court iiHNHr Iu tIU U.t Hf -1t Jake. tuuutF
o. 7iIt i.c .Hl tHfH 1ry Of ttiI, nn tHo l.t1
llrl' l.... Us..l auI Interest OF fuuI.y .U.H.
uiW uHI O" 600 following described rHH' tHII.n
NtuHit, IfuE and U.luE 100 sHlt Lake CItr aud
county ono dtH.uaud Hs fu'l0Ws. fl.wIf.
so % lut SO fH.ftEsUgU .asI. BLOCK so. fUu
Its llHiOf q tITIn'a HuHItIaIuu 0I hlU.k
sven t.N .H. IIat"N." -alt Jake CITY our.
NUF. ..t IHEr t.IY aHI tOuuir. IIH.
Iu Uu H..I HH fHr property 10 Monroe Hl...
20 tho HuH of iNC NUriH hm.HIHHu euFIU.H
loan aud IuI.IIuF o., a corporation
Terms of Gale. cool.
SAT 81. UriguAM
o.. s. Warshal
by o. o. AsnurB. Deputy MafsaaI.
b1Iod fU. HIH. i.Ht
Boom. I.l g. GRAY. hulfuUyH .if p'uut o.
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D. D Cruise aud luih smiih, poiondantA
Tue People Of tho rcrri,ory Of Utah s,nd
ETguuns 10 D.. . Cruise aud Lulu hmi D.
NtoU ALI uEREBY REQUIRED TO AZ.
a pear in an acton hr1uzlt against lpu
no CONT of Inc fbiri Iad'rial District Of tho
TcuitorY " Utah, aud tO answer The complaint
hl.d therein withln Ten dhys exclusive ~ ihe
fumuons n served WITHIN this county or Il
served uut OF this county but In tbs district,
within twenty days Otherwise Nithin tofy
uaFa=ur judgment BY default Will he IA en
hFhinst you, according 10 tho prayer Of said
iis I'D aruon j, brought 70 require defend.
ants o. tct fortu tho nature ~ intf claims IN
and Ga reftain pro cry hereinafter doaeriucds
and 10 hayo 4 derroo VI this Court determining
nli adverse claims u defendants adiudgins
ana dertesins that saii dctendAht1 800 ca,h
of them have nl gstato w interest whatever
Iu or o. aatd laua Ur premises 1r any part
thereof aud that ttn titn uf piainth thereto
b. sUsd and valid and quoted forever osioin'
iIe Hny rlaim WaatUF'r .u uf ln aaii lani aud
PROMISES aircrHe 20 rlhinun ani Frahtins
p.H'nun uihrr hud iutth'i tul,l MN ,gi " or
sut, taii prumlsca are. described be follows,
USTmsucius at polnt ls,, toisu, Of . ",
corner ut lot T. hIo'H ii llat 'h'' SAT- Laao
uity survey, aud running thence %, 20 rnds,
thence e., lI rods, thence FL 90 rode lhuuce ".
90 rods 10 ugunuiuH iliuaio in SAT Lake CITY
uuI luuulNH AAAN AFIlINnfN
Aud yuu arc hereby uluHUi that n you fAll %
appear and answer thn Geld complaint Gs above
REQUIRED. tHy aa.l pantH vii apply t0 tho
Court tor ttr relief demanded therein,
Witness che Wuu. CHARLES s.. Zane, lnff9,
ana thH HrHI OF IhU Distinct COAT
ID tho Third judicial district, lu
aud Tor to Territory ~ tiau, ms
IhTAL. Ihtu daF ~ January, iu tho year ~ our
tnri ugc tbousnud eight hundred sud
uIUUNsfUuT
IlNWN a. MCMILLAN, CIork,
~ GRO 10 tppWs ucpuy t'rrE,
JAaUt 10. MuNaL. Attorney Tor rlanun.
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nY VIRTUE 90 AZ EXECUTIONS 10
ID mu directed from tho Third IudIf.nl
uIHtuUt Court ruu Lake tIy. salt Latu
tuuutY lrrrtn uf linu, Iu favor of MW. D.
q. MHllrr Hru nd. nH. %. d. Player, ln safety
Judgment Uf HIII. bod $3.50 costs OF SUIT
interest and uU TuHi cote. Nltn LEVIED upun
tHr following tr"UlHuI UfuU.H y, Go WIi
Commencing lH IH1H uUriu I1IW southeast
corner IuI h.urE o.. plat "t.' .lIt takg coy
tufFCU. Uuuuiue tHUH.H uIrtu To- rode, thence
wet Do rods. furu.u south a" rHiH. thence
rlHt Dr. fu1a o. UIHuH 90 Hrr.unIu". IiuIfc aud
being iu thT rItr uf 800 l.tAH. county uf HHlt
IHtc Hud TERRITORY lltHH. fHI.u 10. Ihu prop.
rrN off n. q rlIy n and HI'I expose GOO Same,
Yr Fu much thereof Ha WIFI satisfy IH
U'HIntH'H dgmauI. tH.VIt #IIIH Huf fi..
rHHta .tHuit IUt r,.t aui Hr.ru. cote. 40 lNr
front door 0t Goo County Court Nuusr. BIZ. auit
IIsH DItr, srlt llsu tn.HtrlUI tfritHN or
Cob, Un che 4h i4y uf March, 1904, 90 10
u'...T. noon.
Terms or Hllr. cash. -
Nu MCQUEEN.
sheriff
NHI r. Wrfau uHHuY
uH.rI Dob. lIIH, I..H
o. VAS NEIEH. Attorney for plaluuu
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
F'laioof John .. cr.ns, deceased

ESTATE Of John O.. Creme, tteoaarL
NOTICE o. liEUEHl GIVEN ny IUE
~ uutruIgHrl, BdmIuIHITatrIk Of HHr.l. to-
of John D. Crane. deceased. 90 ihr yrcutiHrl .f
urU 900 prTs1uH having claims against fHr aH.u
doe ."1 goo rNHlHIt turM with thn necessary
Noa.H"rH within Cen months afiuT Che Gut puns
lIH4uHH uf IaH notice iu ihr Hhld uIWIu.sIrs.
t.IN, ar Door, Trsl1rnrr so. HH I'IH IlsI street..
Hu|II ..U D.Ig, 100 ihl County 10 su.t IllU.
ua.UI JauaHJ ath. 1900.
SARAH CRANE.
ADMIT. .fr trIa oi tsH estate NJ john Do Crane.
deceased
as lsa.r. tf.-.H... f#ua.uutrA.
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TREATED 1T HJlE,
i-i K.si Successfully By Dr. Dc
kOlCO,

chief Physicinn and Surgeon Cope
inul Medical Institute, u tho
Progress budding, south Main
~. "Ihc Oli i.ciiable Institute"
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nELlNnuENT AssEssNENr.

Delinquent uu4rc.-suIrr NuHg ADD MlhuE
tuuI1NF.
location OF uruUual place 1' uuainofs, san
Lake DiiY. uIl,
Location OF W0IIa. r.ul5 county, Utah.
NOTICE THERE h.HU NEIINQuEN uP.
~ on Ono uI'UW.H. ."uuun Htlrh Hu 1n.
cuiutuf IH.ts.mUu. I..... Uu the seventh HHyu %
october IaN. 800 HrEUIH. .UHuu'H oct uIHHHItr
tHr HltnrH Uf the rCHIg..Gu tlarunolryu, aa
fUIiuWH.
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MAIL

UucXccilrd treatment by mall.
Diseases uiuguusrd hy symptom
blanks Question Hhuut ell chronic
diseases chrgruullg answered. Write
for symptom blank.
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Tho Tglp.a OF lg Territory ~ uub send
u,guuF 90 o. ilr'utr. Defendant

Tho Trlr'H of Me I#rr.t1r ~ Yeah aent
greeting 20 o. iiUiurf, Defendant
1Uu Hfr hereby required fH HHurtH Iu 900
action hTHu Ut AaIIuH. .uu NU lHH above named
uUuHH W t#u District CHHt ~ t.H Third
Luu..IN District Of HH Tgrru ul
lNHH.aHH 90 HuHEUr iuU complaint UIrf tHrrr'u
UIlHu iuu dave .rE"|uHVr 1f Che IaT Hf .Cr
vice. otter tNu service 600 sou ul IU.. HuuwnGH
.I' HHI#HI within tHls county. Hr No served
UUIuI 900. UHuUE, HIt Boa lHlH GIHUHI Wuuu
twenty IHEh. otherwise within forty days.
IaIEuUut NF default val hH taken HkHIHHt YOU.
u"yHrIIuF iu IHU prayer ~ aHIt complaint
Too HIIl action Is brought lH have Judgment
HgHIH"i defendant in Inr Hum % a.. .HI. auI
Cor IIHtH Ut HuII. alleged 90 Dol fHu Uu HH.n Hf
mUHU.H received NV defendant .H president
auI trGut uf plaintiff. Cor Che u.u HH'I HruoHT
Ut ulNutn, which HlIi dEiuulaHE haH u1s paid
tu Un.uuu Same bong Huv.
Aud you HrU hereby nuu1UI lIst u ruu fuIl
Go HUuyar H.I answer lHH .H.I compliant uH
above required, iHF HIi TH'HHT vI. t1ku
ludHuuug .slIuHt guu Cos U.. uu 90 ll.iIili
ami cost. uI HuIt
WIut.a. tfo lion CHr.i 81 21ne, Judge.
Hu1 tnu HrHI Ut tHr H...U.. court ut ono IUuu
iuIIruI district IH aUI Fl tlc TERRITORY ~
Utah thIH .gli tHr OF JHUuHey, lu tle year Hs
our lord ono uousud cl.H. hludrui aui
'' I,r,l WHY c.. uevIlAy.
Clerk
JH. UAuutrs, Attorney Tor rianua
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NOTICE

To The stoekhoIdors of che IHHF Consolidated
Mining Company
NOTICE fs uEuIuI co.'s IuNr
y Hmrrtra of Che HfH ..NH. H.|. uf HaIu
GUnuaHs wl.ito held 90 tUH .HUH.H"'a uUre.
I.l t1nauiutIun building. rH'f Dos. t.IU. Utah,
Un Monday. tla t.th dav o' l.r.". IHH. no II
O'Clock a.m.. Tor ino Iur NO. NI .UruuF a
IuHfH uf directors 90 sow Cor IHI ensuing
yosf and for thn transaction 70 .u.H other
NuaIurss Ha may legally CON" .HfHH" .H"I mr.t
tur. DANIEL uAU"INsTH..
Fob sth.i3L sscr o.. HaII company
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huMM1Ns.


tbt District Couri iu aud Tor tho Thifd Judi'
o.al Distract % Utah lorutory. C0R7iy
% sat Isaao
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SUMMONS

Ia tho District Court 300 and f0r tho Thiri
judicial District uI It1h TaIfItory,
County Uf raIt iatg.
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in Che JUSTICES court. rrHrui Precinct. CIV
aud euaHtY 1I H.It iaae
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suMMnNs.

TERRITORY Ogtlt.L.
County OF sIlt lake
tlyof ole Lake
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lu Ihr Probate yo.II. ID rnt flr Salt fake
tDuuly, It.rHI ~ Utah
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In tbs Probate CONT 4 slf i1H Hat Lake
t9la.y, Territory 1t tsl.
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fF o. o. TfHWuET DEPUTY Marshal
Dated hHIt lHEu IIfE. Deb Is1L
M--Lrr Mummy AL-I---L Lu- uL--nL-M-
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order TO , l,,,s ,a . ~, o,r q sale of r''
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-12
REVENUE SERVICE.


In his annual report for the year 1893
the secretary Of the treasury says re-
garding the revenue cutter service: The
performance of the regular duties OF
this service has continued in a faithful
and efficient manner. Thirty-four YES
sells have been in commission, carrying
a complement OF 222 officers and 762
men, The expense Of conducting the
service has been 1920, ,S42.8o, of which
sum $21,941.S1 were used In enforcing
the provisions Of the act of congress
approved May 16, 1888. regulating the
anchorage Of vessels in the bay and
harbor Of New York. A number of
new vessels are urgently needed for the
proper maintenance of this service, VIZ:
One cruising cutter of the first class
for the New England coast. two on the
great lakes, two on the Pacific coast.
and a small steam vessel for boarding
purposes at San Francisco and the ne
cessity for these new vessels is annu-
ally increasing. Many of the vessels
are old and nearly worn out. the ex-
pense of keeping them in repair in
;reases with their age, and the duties
required of them constantly increasing,
cannot be efficiently performed as with
ablcI vessels.
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proposes to use those bonds to make
up the deficiency caused BY the rcduc-
tlon OF the revenues which Is expect
ed to result from the new tariff when
It passes" The decision Of the ways
and means committee as regards In
comes. has. however. changed the as
pect Of things 50 much. that it is prob
able the entire republican force in the
house will be found violently opposing
the issuance Of bonds, on the ground
that If the administration desires the
support Of the republicans, 1t should dc
away with Its purpose to destroy the
tariff, which plan has caused the pre-
vailing distress. They hold that it is
better to prevent the passage Of the
Wilson bill, as amended. than to vote
for bonds, when that win help pass the
inil1itous measure.
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The placing Of a tax on incomes is ar
unheard-of thing in times of peace In
American politics. The democrats have
been crying out for years that the
republican tariffs were fraud and /,
tax on the people, and the very thinl
they do when they have the opportunity
is to increase the burdens of taxation.
to people who are already severely tax,
ed, 1t is TO be noticed that the mos,
of the members who supported the in.
come tax came from the South, where
they have no large incomes. The tax.
Ing OF incomes, instead OF greatly in
creasing the revenues Of the govern.
ment. win cause many men who have
large incomes to misrepresent their re
sources, and the money that comes from
them. for the sake OF saving taxes, II
win result simply in the placing Of a
premium on mendaclty
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HEADAcHE AND DYSPEPSIA.

William e. Rockwell, No. 612 West
57th street, New York, says:
~ have been martyr to bilious head
ache and dyspepsia. Any indiscretion
In diet, oyerfatigue, or cold, brings on
a fit of Indigestion, followed by head
ache, lasting two or three days at
time. / think l must have tried over
twenty remedies, which were recon-
mended as certain cures by loving
friends, but 1t was no use. At last J
thought / would take simple course
of purgation with Brandreth's Pills. For
the first week l took two pills every
night, then one pill for thirty nights;
In that time l gained three pounds in
weight, and never have had an ache OF
pain since"
Disease in one part of the body will
eventually fill the whole body with di-
sease. Every year or two some part
Of the system grows weak and begins
to decay. Such part should be removed
at once, and new matter be allowed to
take its place. There's no need of cut
ting 1t out with q surgeons scalpeL
Purge away the old. diseased, and worn
out parts with Brandredth's Pills.
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TWO LIVES SAVED.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City, Ill. was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
no hope for her, but two bottles of DR.;
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her and she says IL saved her life. Mr..
Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida st. San Fran
cisco, suffered from dreadful cold
approaching Consumption, tried with
out result everything else; thea bought
cne bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
and In two weeks was cured. lie Is
naturally thankful. II is such resJits
of which these are samples, that prove
the wonderful efficacy Of this medi-
cine In Coughs and Colds. Free trial
bottles at Chas Rogers Drug Store.
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Attempt at Suicide.
It Might Have Been Preysatsd
[Erom the Boston Posi-. !

While the walks in the Public Garden
we're crowded yesterday afternoon about
4.30 O'clock people near the entrance gates
at the corner of Beacon and Charles streets
were Mortified to see man suddenly plnnge
knife repeatedly into his throat and fall 10
the ground.
While waiting for a conveyance m officer
questioned the would-be suicide, who was
about so years of age, as to his name, address
and reason for wishing 10 end h,s life. but
the man steadfastly refused 10 give any iniur
nation regarding himself He was taken ic
the Massachusetts, General Hospital AMI
surgical attendance given him. Although
weak from loss of blood it is probable Lt
will recover. About 0 o'clock last night
hospital attendant got little information
from him. lie said his namo was Samuel
D., and that he came some weeks rgc
from New Brunswick. The last few day
his head has Jet queer, and he has been wan.
dering about the city, not knowing which way
to turn. What impelIed him TO commit li
rash act lle was unable to say.
TDS above Is the familiar hut terrible
story ct the results OF mental arrangement
caused by nyerstrain of the nervous system
People who nAye divaiasss, headCete or Jaci
ache, or who are troubled with r.i'echaig q
despondent feelings, are already we'll ON III,
road which leads to insanity and suicide.
"Dr. Miles Medical Co.; cannot fi"t
language in which to express my app'Ccia
tion of the great benefit | have derived
from the llse Of your Restoratiye Nrrvine
When life became burden | wonld use the
NePVins 10 soOthe my weakened nerves, and
to calm my exhausted aud irritable Brain
--MRs. II. BRowN, Rochester N. Y.
Dr.. Miles Rest0rdtipe Nelrine has 10 equal
in CURING Nervous Diseases II contain.
no opiates or dangerous drugs Sold on :
positive guarantee Y all druggists and
Or. Miiss Medical Co.. Elkhalt, Ind.
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fishes genuine dispatches.
ire Daily Astorian's circulation is
five times as great as that OF the COM
bined circulation OF the other daily pa
pers Of Astoria.
The Weekly Astorian, the third old
est weekly in the state Of Oregon, has,
next to the Portland Oregonian, the
largest weekly circulation In the state.
Subscribers to the Astotian are re-
quested TO notify this Office, without
loss Of time, Immediately they fail TO
receive their daily paper, or when they
10 not get 1t at the usual hour. BY do
ing this they will enable the manage
ment to place the blame on the proper
parties and to insure a speedy remedy.
Handley e. Haas are our Portland
agents and copies Of the Astorian can
he had every morning at their stand
on First street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-12

There has for several days been some
doubt as to the attitude OF the repub-
licans in the house in the matter Of the
issuance Of bonds for relieving the
stringency Of the treasury Many re-
publicans have felt that It would be a
patriotic thing to vote for bonds, in or
der to prevent the government from be-
coming bankrupt; but as one welI-
known republican said today: why
should We place the knife in the hand
Of tue democracy 10 destroy the country,
when by refusing TO give II to them,
while there win be temporary inconven-
ience. the final result win be lasting
In other words, why should we vote
boaaa 70 the administration. when III
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-12

When the present congress was elect
ed there was great hue and cry about
the heavily taxed worldngman's din
ner pail" Now there is a great arm,
of worldngmen who have no use FOL
pals, for they have no dinners to put
in them, while the great reform CON
eress sits in Washington and debates g
tariff bill which will cause a seventy.
million deficit in the revenues of tn,
government.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-12

The income tax inquisition is a favor.
lite measure in the house of the ma
jority, because 1t has nearly the solio
Southern support, and goes in the tean
for the destruction of private fortunes
and the public credit by the popullsts.
The citizens Of the states that have
capital and diversified industries, ana
have been voting the democratic ticket,
begin to see what they are doing;
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-12
ELECTIONS IN 1894.
Twenty-Five Governors to be Elected
This Fall.

The following are the states which
hold elections in 1894; Arkansas, Cali
fornla. Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware
and Idaho, each OF which elects a gov
arnor; Iowa, which elects state officers,
Kansas. Kentucky, Maine. Massachu'
setts. Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska,
Nevada, and New Hampshire each Of
which elects governor: New Jersey,
which elects a leglslature; New York,
which elects q governor and lieutenant
governor; North Dakota, which elects
governor; Ohio. which elects minor
state officers; Oregon. which will ap-
point Pennoyer's successor; Pennsylva'
MIA, which elects q governor and lieu
enant-governor; Rhode Island, South
Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Wyoming,
and Wisconsin, each OF which elects a
governor.