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Return. br special Wire.

The entertainment committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association have arranged
with the Western Union Telegraph Company
whereby s special wire hss been placed in the
Association auditorium, Msson and Ellis
streets, TO be used Tuesday evening next in
receiving election returns In connection
with the returns there viii be q musical and
literary progrs mne and q social reunion of
the institution AMI their friends. The CON-
mittee OF management is arranging TO make
II one OF the most pleasant oecasionsever held
at the building Complimentary tickets may
be secured st the association building by
meu, bers for their lady and gentlemen friends.
Ladies' will serve refreshments and the Nc
kinlsy-brysn restaurant viii be open during
the evening for the sale of light refreshments.
Dr. Thomas L. Hill viii read music furnished
BY the Columbian Orchestrs; also selections
by the Cslifornis and Knickerboeker QusrtetS.
A limited number of reserved seats viii be
disposed OF, which may be secured on applies-
ton 81 the oitice.
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Cantain smith,s Opinion.

The work OF the Olyml les was great sur
prise to me- 1t is needless to say that this
surprise was most happy one. We did not
have the least idea that we would win the
game when we went on the field. The "hoo-
doc" that has been hanging over the Olympic
football men for several years pest has most
certainly been removed. We really expected
to be beaten as badly as the Reliance were by
the Palo Alto men, ii not worse. We thought
that we might score, but We little dreamed OF
preventing Stanford from scoring. Our line
held very well, indeed
Inc men all played hard and played we'll.
Each player was determined to do his best,
reaiizlng as he did tha he had odds TO work
against and all uphill fight to make All of
our backs did good work, especially Suckney.
Tommy Code, Ct quarter, used his head better
than nave ever seen him before, and l be-
on the coast.
Sheehy and Hobbs made their reputat ons as
guards. I'll ehy is old player but has
never before shone SO BRILLIANTLY while Hobbs
is new man. with his football career before
him.
1 really believe that we ought to have had
the Try at goal, because 1 feel certain that the
ball did not touch the ground when Weldon
was holding 1t waiting for Stickney 10 kick
However, we consider ourselves yery fortunate
in making the score that we did and at the
same time preventing the college men from
scoring. PETE SMITH,
Captain olympic Club Team.
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fiywheel in motion. but raises the weight,
and the stacking of the wire rope permits
IL TO sink again without checking the ever
turning fywheel. The recurring tug on
the wire ro,'e caused by the pitching float
Immediately begins to lift the weight, and
this is the philosophy of the wave-gen.
dered power.
AT the place where J. M. Dwyer, the in
ventor, has tried his motor there are
hardly any waves, and even under those
conditions he found that the machine
worked successfully. He intends to m I'VE
out to Bakers Beach, where the breakers
are heavier and more regular. Mr.. Dwyer
Is mining engineer from Ell Dorado, and
mas spent considerable time in the study
OF new practical plan for utilizing the
power of the sea. His invention is
patented, and company of mining men
are interested in the new motor
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rxpianasso..

The arrow nles with the wind. The top rgurvu
~ station lndioate maximum Temperature FOR the
days, those underneath g. II any. the amount oi
rainfall. of melted snow in inches and hundredths
dartng the past twelve hours, lSooars. solid
linSs, connect poin of equal air pressure; lso-
thoFnS, or dotted hnes, equal temperature. The
word high means hteh baromotrtc pressure and
lis usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather. slow''
refers 20 low pressure, and Is usually preceded
ane accompanied BY cloudy weather aud rams
Lows us ally nrSt appear on the washingtop
coast When he pressure Is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isoharS exteus
north aud south along the coast rain Is probable:
oNt waen the "l0w' Is inclosed with soharS of
hafNcd curvature, rain Soath of oregon is i'm prob
aelc, Wtth "highN In the vic nifty Of Idaho, sat
no pressure falling 70 the Iniforaia coast warmer
weather may bc expected n summer and colder
weather in winter, The reverse OF these eeadtlons
wtll nrodnee an opposite result
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They played twenty-five minute halves
in the first half; y. NJ. c. A. kicked off );
Davidson ran forty-five yards, scored a
touchdown, tried Tor a goal, but missed !;
Bishop made thirty -fve-yard run, scored
stood l6-0.
Second half. Davidson made a fifteen
yard run, scored a touchdown, kicked
goal; Symmes made a fourteen-yard run,
touched down, kicked goal. In this half
the score of the Y. M. C. A. rose like
thermometer on warm day in June, so
that at the end the score stood 90. The
Peralta boys were beaten by score of
$50, but they accepted their fate like
good athletes.
The following gentlemen officiated: +.
b Robinson, referee; r. Cranna, umpire;
K. A. Settler. lineman.
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LArrsa salrrlSe lNr9LL.~NNo8.
Mevesnen,s OF rran.. A,lant . steamer..

Movements OF Trans -Atlant c Steamers
MN NoRN- Arrived Oct St-stmr - Louis
frofa southampton Ssnar Augusta We, orts, from
Hamburg
Sa.ieet Ces SIS La Ere.axneA COR Havre;
Ssiur Mani oca~ for LcHcons Stnr SAale. r Rre-
meas Ssur herstn, SCR Soathamp ptoas Ssmr rsN
ris Tor itvesros ssrnr n<Srto> Tor Ioa tons strar
fslrtss toy Ham anrs Strnr Werra. for Nape< and
Seaets stnar MSASsArn Ter ResIerasras strnr Fur
nesSfs, for Glasgow ssnr Amsterdam Zoe Rotser>
dSyn
SOUTHAMPTON SAILED os< sl-s;mr 81. Paul
for New NorS.
RAvRE-SAl,ea Oct Sl-ssmr La Champagne
for New erS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ocs sl-ssmr eA
uAr. scr New YORK.
AAMRuRG-sAiiea oes ss-Ssms Marsha sol
New Nork.
NAeLSs-sAreao oe. ss-s,ms RnS for New
Nerk.
0gNoA-Arrgveae eas ocs sl-ssmr Kaiser VII
heta IL
eRAwIH ForNr-~raSsed oos Sl-s,mr Ken
slaxgea freya New crS TOR Antwerp
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Score: Olympic 4, Stanford 0. Touchdown
Olympic l. by Stickney. Touchbacks-Stanford l.
by Colton; olympic i, by " e don.
Halves. 20 minutes Weather warm for
football, but otherwise calm and favorable and
field in fair condition.
officals-Umpire. Frank Bntterworth, Yale '.5
veteran fulibAck and Berkeley coach; referee
Wolf Hansome, captain and fuIlback of he Berke-
ley team linesman. n. W. simmons formerly of
Columbia .a thleIic Club, Washington D. c., and
one VI Brrkeley's assistant coaches.
Attendance 750.
Length OF punts-Stickney OF Olympic averag-
ing 4S yards, Murphy of Stanford 4 averaging Al
yards, Weuon Of Olympic averaging 3S yards
Porter of Oily mpic of 80 yards Soper of Sts nford
averag ng 81 yards, freeman of stanford aver
aging 29 yards.
Longest runs-Jeffs of Stanford ! Of l9 yards
Theerkauf or Olympic or IA yards
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Their Friends Anxious,

George Saftig, 19 years OF age, living at 1905
Union street, and Robert Hoger, u years Of
age. left last Tuesday on hunting trip to Ma
rln county, intending to return the following
day. Nothing has been heard OF them since
ana their friends asked the police yesterday to
help them in discovering whether they are
dead or alive
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aalf rn,erest casr.

James ", Jackson. = chemist on Fourth
street, was arrested last ntghs oa = warrant
charging Atfa with ohssiatng money under
false pgeteaseS The complaining witness is
l&ekS9nS advertisement for partner snd
sseee1 90 purchase = halt Interest in the egsi-
ness. RSy4as cSwr SO IS earnest raoaey. hus
deceived.
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A Challenge Answered.

The following Communication Is self
explanatory:
HEADoCARTxRs KNIGHTS GOLDEN BANSEg1
l21 NEW MONTGOMERY Fl.
San Francisco. Oct Is. 1886.
Editor Saa FrGncisco CGlt-DEAR >IE. We nes
leave 10 ask ycu TO publish the followtn !
sccep,&nce of the eh hsllengs issued IN the San,
day edition Of the 18th of Octoher.
We, the drill corps OF the Knights Colder
Banner, do hereby scceps the challenge OF me
!nderendenr Cavalry Corps o san Francisco
side or more, the loser 10 receive - per cenl az
the gate receipts Tne drt.s 10 tzxe place oa
the swengy-sevetth {STthl 6sv Of February
1897 L ANDERSON. Rec. Secrstsr~ =
w. lRzLAS, Captain Commanding.
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struck With a Rooket stick.

John Harrington OF 1920 Mission street wss
the victim OF Democratic enthusiasm on FRIDAY,
He was walking along Market street es-ly ii
the evening aud got in line of s rockss suck
that fell from n great height. The SsicS tc-e
long, jagged wound in his scalp that reS 1Sres
half n dozen stitches at the Receiving Hos
pital.
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The Power Comes Ashore From
a Float Moored Among
the Breakers.
WORKS UNDER ALL CONDITIONS
A System of Pawl and Ratchet Wheels
That Rolls the Shaft in
One Direction.

Down at the foot OF Powell street, on the
bay beach, is the model of a wave motor
that seems to work on a principle that
abstracts power from the eternal pulsa-
ton OF the sea without being dependent
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AN UNEQUAL SCORE.

The Y. NJ. G. A. and the Peraltas
Counter-Kick Mt Sixteenih h street.
The Y. NJ. c. A. and the Peralta Univer-
sity Academy played a game of football
yesterday at the Sixteenth and Folsom
street grounds. The young men were
pretty evenly matched in weight, the
average being about 1S0 pounds.
From the start il was apparent that the
Y. NJ. c. A. was the better eleven; il may
be attributed TO this partly and TO the
softness of the earth that the game was
free from any serious mishap.
The line up was as follows:
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Mr. .But;erworth complied with the rules pre-
cisely in calling it a touchback 1or Slanioru'
CHAs. FIcKERT Captain Stanford Varsity.
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VoIunteers Wnntnd.

The Republican County Committee urgently
requests members of the party TO aio
them in watching the count from "Wednesday
morning until the close. Vo unteers viii bt
enrolled at headquarters, $50 Market street.
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Notes.

Tommy Butler was indefinitely sus-
pended by the judges for his ride on the
filly, Sally Sensible.
The judges substituted Willie Martin in
place of Tommy Butler on the back of
Mamie Scott.
Eleven bookmakers cut in yesterday.
John Givens, the trainer for Naglee
Burke, stated 10 the judges that Starter
Hayey was entirely blsmeless for leaving
Tnelma at the post. The trainer handled
the mare at the barrier and said that she
started 70 break, but wheeled as the web
bing shot upward in the air.
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them and their interests. i shall be con-
tent to abide The result OF any fair investi-
CATION OF the issue upon the merits"
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY,

GAN MArEo COUNTY: NEAREST CEME-
- tory TO the city; non sectarian: In sense II
elualve; location nnexcellcd Once W. MASks
street southeast corner OF Siksn
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21

Alaskan route Tor several years until
three years aEo AZ an excursion boat
Connections will be- made az Ritka with
steamers of the Alaska Commercial Com
pany, running 10 Cooks Inlet, Alaska
The steamer bertha will leave kllka
March ~ again ON April \ carrying
freight and passengers TO Portage bay on
tho exttcme west of pflnre Williams
sound, from which place parties across
the portage Into Cooks Inlet a distance
of % miles, Rates will be- aa follows,
Cabin ~, s,eerAEe, tiaN, frclght. siq
pcr ton. On April "a and May the
steamer viii run dlrcCt into Cooks Inlet,
landing passengers at Tyconock, IN tho
northern part of the inlet, al the follow.
Inc rates. Cabin, sga, pteeraka o.,
freight 90 per ton The United states
mail steamer Dora will leave eltka ON
or about the nh OF each month. com.
mencinE IN April. until and Including
october \ lSa, for lakutat. prinsn wnl.
iame sound. Cooks Inlet, Kodiak, Kar.
luk, unga. Cnalaaka and western points"
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~ prevalent h the Alasa tvVer and 90
several the Inquiry cNNcerNlNg steamers
aNA the routes N Witch tho dilerynt
MlNlNg seVtloNs can Ne rcachc,l especially
tho (NANk's mlet MlnvS, tho fnllNwlnE
hNm lhe tNeNma Newa will he W n,e,N
este Wrhe tVNeka sailed this (tWcNAaNl
NlterNNcM An her passenger accOR,lN0,
dAtiONs weFN taken llNalNcSS with the
North has assumed such d,MeNsloNa that
tho Pacific NNaSt Steamshtp CNNmnanV
Nas tNNNA 4 eNpedleW to add the steamer
MVN,cN as we'll az the AM to the Alas,
Kan rNNtN TNe rVpeNa cannot NVgtn To
dN the trade demanded Nt her and tho
SeAs0N has scarcely oleNed The steamer
WNlalsN Nft NegN last saturday With all
the NNtSNt that could Ne slowed below
her haleNes aud all the passeNgers she
hAd rooM ter u Will not he p0SsiNle Tor
the steAmer AM 10 start on the Mouth,
eyN route Tor several 0aNS As she II now
WNdergNlng alterations at aSN kfanctsco
deslgNed te ht her eSpeclally fOr the Alas.
KAN hNslReSA The MeNlcN however, will
arrive eR the SeWNd Thursday on Rtl.
day, and h expected to sail on SATURDAY.
The Mexico IA a largN l,assVNgcr steamer
helNg ytd feet l0ng aN0 81 tvet heaM, amt
can carry about tN cabin paSscNgVra and
AZ many M0ge IN the steegNge She viii
lDAyN heFN aN0Wt every fourteen days,
which, with the IVpeka and Wnlapa
Will gNe an arrival aud departure of
Alaskan steamers every nVo dayS. ANA
wheN the AM h added the interval wnl
hN reduced % every tAree or four DAYS,
With the eeMlRy ot the palatlal excursion
SteAmel> 0ueeM which will Negm her
Northern tours fyVM Tae0Na on June &
the tlNae viii hN cNy2Napea0tNSly peslOcc<l,
and tNeYe WM theN 0e NNe sleAmeys IN
The NelA The McNlc0 on her proScNt
run wNl SO 0NlN az far north As Juneau
aud N0Nglas lslan0 The usual larN will
pyeV0N eN her Tho MeNlc0 was on the
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PRACTICAL 10 1iin LAST

Dayton RELIGIOUS Telescope.
An old man and HE wife were last
nummer salllnF on slrnmrr between
nlnrkpool and the lsle uf Man. A. ,hr
sea was tathef fpuah and ne bid Nnman
uhaccusiomcd 10 FALLING. she naid to hsf
husband
"uh, John, this ship IL going DOWN
well, newer mind said hpt husband.
n Isn't ouraih
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nlg ABOVE PICTURE Do6S Not
NNpNpSlfNr

A NNsseNsor train On the CNiSN8N MAt
waNkee and 81 NaNl Railway M uA
tar,Ns are NesllNNle,l heater M steANA
and NeAteA bN electrieltNN EA0h sleegs
car berth has an eleetplN geadtNe lamp
lts dtNiNg cars are the hest IN tAe NN,llA
NNN its NaacNcs are NAlacea IN WNoAa
VNie great railway oNNNectlNN az u
,lNee With an tpaNsVN,AtlNeNtal NNes At 81
lAM ana omaha, AEsVfeN to the tarNellNk
pNNlle the best segNlye Known NlNeels
Via the CAlcara, Milwaukee ana 81 fANl
halfway are on sale At an rANposA tieNes
oflcee to any point Ia the United S,a(ea
W CaNada, tN,r MarA NA,,leye ami NtAey
NlorNatlAN a,leeea
& !, EnNN, General ASeAN
J w, CASEN, tNortlAN,A VN
hpNN fass and rkt. AsoNO
lAArtlANa, on
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21
nucKLnN,e AnNIoA aALyn

The best salve IN the world fA culA
Bruises, eorea, ulcefp salt Rhenm,
Fever R0ree, TClten Charpcd tianda,
Chllblalna Coma and An ekin kfap.
uona and positively cura fflcs, or no
pay. required. n V guaranteed 10 give
perfect eausfactioh, or money refunded,
Price, % cent? pcr tcx. f'Or sole BY
Chaa Rogers. odd reliUws' building
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rlliabbfH ChiOHltiultelttfahh
Miss NUthalip uD htf brvihofi DO 500
knuw. md that no fewer than -four men
want 10 marry mpf
Ffef.-All fight va may ihe best man
win
MlHs NUtihnldt You don't hnnw mitch
about suuh thlnHa 4 Bride docs NOT
marry the boai man.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21

Anihmn, and 10y rcvpf iur,d W q
newly discovered treatment Address Tor
pamphlet Worlds iNspanrAty Mrdlfal
Association, nural1, n. "
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A coon worm

Mr. J, J, Neh ShNrpshNgg, fNt
neAr sir, am glad to eaN good
wort fNr KrAWseN llVadacNc Capsules,
After sWNerlNg for NVcy tNrec Years With
acute NeWrNlgM and Ws cNNaeONNMt M.
s0NNlN lwh,ch SeVmCd to eNOe the ~,
lOrts " some V our best pNVs,c'NNsl
y0N sWggeslcd this rVmV,ly whlcN saw
me almost instant relleG WONls AL
to cNpyNAs the prNlse I should hke 10 Nea
stow On NgAuec'a Headache Capsules,
Gratefully yNNrA
MliS n n, NOtiMEs.
MoNtrceN, IA,
tN,r sale by Ches, RoscrA Astoria, Og,
sole aEenI
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IN NAY 10 Az MUCH FoR Nou,

Mr. NNcd Miller cf ir,sng IN, wtt.ee
that he had eevcsN kiAiey trouble FOR
uany yetrN. with eeySre NAine Ia hts
Nas,k and also Unaa HE ha,hicr was
Attcc(ci lte tried many Hoacaled Md
ney c,eVe. hut wtt,NW any rycd rseNlA
AeNR year aev he cAwNn the wse ct
Me,lrtc fsttep and found rellcf at caNee.
hlectric iaSets IA eA~sclaNy adal,ted 90
the curN u an Ndney ami lNer tN,uNes
AMI cftea gives alnAoet INSTANT relief.
one trhA VII tsNave c,e e.alanerk, tNtve
only M Az Mnge bOttle. Az Chas.
RoNcru' diNlg gtVre,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21

Are You Going Eastp

N 20. drop n line 10 A &. sheldon,
general agent cf the "nuriinntun
Route" $50 washington - furtland,
sleeping car Accommodations Cot yuli,
and furnish you with through tickets
Via pthtf the Northern. unlon, South.
prn, canadian Pacific, aud Great North.
efn railroads at the very lowest rates
nhlainahle.
The burlington Route h eenefaiiy
runceded tc te the finest equipped Fali.
ioad In the world nnf ali clasaes nf
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21
NOTICE no MARiNKRs


willamette River channel 10 Portland,
Oregon
Notice h hereby given that the swan
Island nar single pile post lleht beacon
(unperl and rpsloince llar slngle nlle post
llrht beacon uOwerl, both of which we're
rCccntly carried away have been replaced
IN their old positions m the willamette
river
NY order OF the lighthouse hoard.
y. W FARENiohn
Commander u. y Navy
Inspector 18th L. u, District,
Onice ct U. \, Lighthouse Inspector
Portland, Or, February n lNs
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21

Quick IN erect heals ami lsaVes NO
scar Burning, rals ekh erNntlone
quickly cutpd hy Ne Wute Witch nassl
Ralve, Applied 20 burns, acnlAs and old
sores u Il magical IN snett Alwaya
cures piles. ChaA RoNvrs
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21
NorlcR 10 MARINERS.


n h reported that the Point Arguelc
whlstling buoy raln,ed rcd and marked
'rt A." IN white has dhfted three.
quarters ot a mile TO the ncrthwefd of
its old position
II will be replaced IN its old position as
soon as practicable, when due notice viii
he elVen
nv order of the lghthouse bcarl.
FRANK COURTS,
Commander q. =, N, Inspector
once Of Y, A. Lighthouse lnspectoh
Twelfth district
san Francisco, Cal, February ", iNNA
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21
o.. Prices Cream Baklnw Powder
ceatalAs ~ Ammeala et Aluu.

Poor ls the friepdless master Of q
world -Iounr
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21

siiiLome CuRE IA sola on pNemn4
tee II cures inclnlent ccnsumnticN n
n the best Ceunh CNte. Only one cen, a
dose q cents, ~ cen,a and hN fNef sele
hy J. W. Conn.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21

A hieh liver with a tsfpM liver viii not
be long llVrh Cortect the lNer with
ne WittA Little Early Rlsvfs little nnls
that cure dyspepsia and constipation
Chaa Rcaets
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Entrance TO Oay's Harbor Washington.
Notice h hereby given that the Otter
bar buoy nrst.class can. black and white
perpendicular etrlpea, lately reported
gone adfift from lia mooringa ON the out.
" elec OF the bar IA now IN H. old
position,
ny order " the lighthouse hoard
q. W. FARENanLr
Commander Y, &, Navy,
Inspector 18th 1. n, District,
once Of U, n Lighthouse insnectuh
Portland. Or, Feb ia, iSaA
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21

NOW hppN ulNtAilNN Mhi on ANpNNiN
Ana healih un hjth"
hya ihe great shaheantatr hut Ne dld
not have IN mind y rnhtid tunnuu " TOT.
ph liveh With ali ,hh symptoms 81 M.
iousnrsf, 20 common N his country AZ
This, and nOrr. ran ha rurtd W. DO.
plere's uoden Medical Discovery, pure.
" vegetable compound Whlrh natOrra
me action % tho liver. vives tone 10 ihs
ilaaping rnrfRlra ~ The dyfpeptlra siom.
nrh. and thus enables Ruod objection 10
wait on appetite, aud health on both ~
llruHgiata
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21

An tdler h a watch that wants both
haNds, as useless it Il goes ~ n Il stands
-N'OwreN
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-21

silence IL tho safest coutae Tor ans
man TO adopt who dlalrusts himself
Rouchrfoucauld
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what a man can 10 h his Et,a,est or.
nament, ard he always coNsults dignity
hN dolhg -INrlNle
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n not only ie 80, ha, I, mist he -.
one Minute cough CURE acts quickly and
that's what makes u 40 Chas Rosefe.
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SION ~ lMpnoviNu nuRlNlisa

The receipts nl the thirty iatHeat rnst.
otiices uf the unltud STATES fnr the month
of January iNs. amounted 10 ~ tt1ttA a
net increase oVet the hrst month ~ is'a
% talAea An the oiiices show an IN
crease rscpt Ban Ffanclscn ami Nh.
wankee Whcfr the decreases werc tN
and NnN rcarerlNVlN New NorA ttt
heads the list, followed hv ChiAasN
Philadelphia, nostoh 81 Loula, vlhcin.
natl and nruaaiyn