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The Advocate and news., 1898-09-07

al THE WAGE GARNER is
1SISSN1 SZSSSSIN


more both for the railroads and their
employees than any other movement un-
dertaken. The reform has not been con-
fined to the ranks, but has reached many
Of the higher officials. Some Of these
have discontinued carrying liquor on
their private cars, feeling that so long as
they did this they could not expect sub
ordinates to be strictly temperate. The
dismissal Of men addicted to the liquor
habit has deprived the railways Of some
old and capable men in many directions,
but the feeling has grown that a rail-
way employe who uses liquor at all may
at some time drink little too much and
cause an accident which may destroy
much life and property.
Sober men are required In these days
of fast trains and heavy business. The
men themselves are beginning to ap-
preCiate these conditions and many Of
them are glad the companies took up the
reform movement. Another official liv-
ing In a railway town near Chicago says
that he has just obtained some idea of
what the temperance movement insti-
tuted by the roads has already accom-
plished. Four years ago he visited
saloon much frequented by railroad men
and he found that fifty-fOur employees Of
one road were running monthly ac-
counts there ranging in amount from SIS
to SIS. Recently he visited the same
saloon and found that only six men were
running bills there, and in no case was
the monthly total over $5 Further in
vestigatlon showed that a number of
employees in that town were paying for
their own homes through building and
loan associations.-Chicago Record.
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Organized Labor Power and Influence,

Organized Labor s Power and Influence.
An interesting illustration of the pow
er and influence Of organized labor was
furnished by the letting of contract
by the War department for 100000 over
coats. One Of the largest, II not indeed
the largest clothing firms in the United
States had reason to believe that its bid
would be accepted. In fact, it is said
that 1t had received informal notice to
this effect. Unfortunately for the firm,
II was not In good standing with organ
lied labor, having steadily declined to
abolish the piecework system, and in
other ways violated the rules of the Unit
ed Garment Workers Association of
America.
The organization in question, aided
by the American Federation Of Labor, at
once put itself in communication with
the War department and succeeded in
persuading the authorities not to permit
the use of non-unlon made goods by our
soldiers. 1t Is said that members of the
firm used their utmost endeavOrs to get
the contract in spite of the opposition of
organized labor, offering all sorts Of in
ducements, but when the award was
made the firm was very properly ig
York Evening Journal.
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Abstinence Brings Good Results.

Rigid enforcement of rules against
visiting saloons is beginning to bring
about great change in the habits and
conditions of railway employees, Not
only do the roads get better service, but
the men, too, find themselves better off
financially-a fact which the records Of
more than one building association will
bear out. A man who takes intoxicating
liquors habitually now has poor chance
OF securing employment on any rail-
way.
The movement to check intemperance
began on some of the Eastern lines
and is now rapidly spreading over the
country. An operating official on one of
the biggest lines running out Of Chicago
recently said that the reform had done
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-07

heavily guarded and no citizen Is per-
mitted to pass within. The strikers have
secured an agreement from Governor
Tanner that he will send mine inspectors
to inquire into the efficiency of the ne
groes who have been imported.
The Oshkosh woodworkers' strike is
settled. Satisfactory terms were agreed
on after a conference between the op-
orators and employees. From 1900 to
1000 men were out for nearly four
months. The employers availed them
selves of every possible means to win.
The Governor, a mill man himself,
promptly responded to the useless call
for the militia, but in the end the work.
ers won and won honorably
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Traduced.-"You don't look as if you
had ever had anything to do with wa
ter in all your born days" said the
hard-featured woman standing inside
the kitchen door. Nevertheless,
a'am," replied Tuffold, stiffening him
self up and speaking in a tone of in
suited dignity, when l wuz a young
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-07

Dear Editor-We want few men in
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houses and churches, and good men
without experience make $5 to $12 per
day, Only few dollars capital is nee
essary to start and we furnish every
thing. II you know Of few such men,
or will make mention Of it in your pa
per, those who write us will receive full
particulars by return mail. Very truly,
Sears, Roebuck & Co. Qnc.), Chicago.
Whitmere Bros, BARRIERS. 7S5 Kas Ave.
The Advocate and news., 1898-09-07

man run ferry fur a whole year.
Chicago Tribune.
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whitmere Bros. BARRIERS. 7s5 Kas. Ave.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28

country was never so well prepared to
face It's demands. our finances and IN
dustries have been put upon a solid and
conservative basis as a result OF four
years " depression, growing out OF the
silver agitation. There is no overproduc-
ton or imitation Of creiIt II the hostu.
tiles are confined to the seas and to tho
island colonies Of Spain thcrc Is no rca-
son why our forward movomcn, in COM
mercc and manufacturing should be ar
-,s,od. or even disturbed,
As the possibility ot extending the CON.
| nc to our own soil ls very remote, the
war becomes merely a question OF r,.
sources and our ability TO supply them
without Interruption TO business coujl.
uous Evcn thoush ,hc war should COS,
0a.Noml a day, as estimated by con-
srcssman pmeley ard should las, scy-
eral months. O, could make no rr,,cpuN'c
nroads upon our resources.
According to Sausu,au Munhau ,hs
wealth Of the United states was In 1876
SI5NNooo. while that Of Grla, Britain
was was sRNomWO and that OF France
and Germany combined SN N.c0&0oO. The
wealth Of this country is equal 20 abou,
oue.thlrd Of tha, of an European coun-
tries combined
We are engaged in a naval war with a
debit burdencd nation, whose wealth Is
only sn.sN0N.oo. about one-scven,h that
Of the United States. II the war Is a
total lcss-a decided improbabnIty-and
should cos, million dollars a day, the
New York Journal OF Commerce figures
that the outlay would be eQulvalen, to
q tax less than hall Of per cent per an
mum on The national wealth.
When We undertook the war for the
union IN lN0 our national wealth WAS
estimated at N7oooooco, while the cos,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28
VESSELS BOUND To ASTORIA

Gleaeank Lyorari. Rr nk, i1s tons
Calcutta.
Midas Messenger. RT oS. iSg tons
NlgasaH
Alexander Black. punv. Rr bk. lEi
.nr- Antwerp
For.heark. Peterson. Br sR. laa9 tons
Gsrrhsnr
Joseph Pulitzer Harvey. Am sch. q
toms. Nlv York.
cra-srarrsnshire Thomson. I'- Sd. itl
,.rs Newcastle.
sHseHam. GiIson. Hr bE. -0j tons.
LlrerG5o,
h-so. Nasean. Br sh. lpa ,on- AMT
wsrp
Castle Rock. Jones. Br str. L7s7 tons.
Hloeo
Lombard. Ralson. Br str le5s tons
Ga7.ori NacPhersau. pr 30 - 'ane
Tlr.reb. Breach sr sh. iGs tons Na-
rila
les alg7hus Lsbre;ou. Hr sN0 l-
tons. Frsemlntle.
Poss.dun. Bush Br 81. l- tons NeN
castle.
cert-uI. Hlnke. Ger sh. 1903 tons Naa,
Iaurs,0n Latta, Br bE, 2i55 tons Rio
Ho~ih. Martin. Br bs. a5s IONS. cal
cutta.
Emin Pasha, Christensen, Ger bk, LS
tons. Antwerp.
Uaaae.,owa, Motley. Br SD. it2i tons
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28

Whether our shiryards have lUue or
much to do in the way Of building mer-
chant steamers. while the war lasts they
ars going 10 have plenty to 90 in the war
ship branch Of their business The las;
naval bill authorized the building OF
three new bat;leshlps, four monitors FOR
harbor defense, sixteen torpedo boa, de-
stroyers, and twelve swift torpedo boats.
total OF thlrty-ave vessels. The navy
depar,meu, has already completed The de-
signs and Specifications Tor these vessels.
and is ready 20 invite bids for their con-
strucylon. As soon as the legal fomaii-
ties can be complied with contracts Will
be awarded, and the s.-p builders who gc,
the contracts viii have lots to do. what
ever may happen.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28

While we are picking up Islands, says
Murat Halstead. we should by no means
neglect Hawaii, It is most ssnseless
sort Of conservatism that holds US back
from completing the transaction that
would make the paradise Of the Pacific
our possession. We have great need Of
these islands. The conduct Of some Of
our alleged statesmen on this subject is
pilful. However p!teous it may be. the
public sentiment concerning II should no,
be Of compassion but resentment. There
is no other civilized nation upon earth
that would not be glad, swift and jubi-
liant, in accepting this splendid archlpel-
ago that is offered US. There is no com
mon sense IN any excuse that IS offered
for not taking the gift that the good gods
have provided for US. The necessity that
we should annex Hawaii has always
been apparent to men Of the true AmerI-
can spirit. The consciousness Of # is
sharpened by the fact that our war ships
and troop ships and store ships are about
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28

Many o,u soldiers NOW feel the eHccts
ot the hard service they endured durlug
the war Mr. Geo. 5 Anderson. ot Ross
Vile York county. Penn who saw tho
hardest Kind " service az tho front Is
now frequently troubled with rhcuma.
tism. Il had a severe attack latoiy,' he
says. and procured bottle of Chamber
laiu's Pain Balm, Il did SO much good
that I would like TO Nnow what you
would charge me Tor one dozen bottles 90
Mt Anderson wanted lt both Tor his own
use ana TO supply 10 TO his friends and
ncigh0ors, as every family should have n
bottle ot % IN their home not only lor
rheumatism. but lame back, spralns,
swcu.ugs, cuts. bruises and burns. Tor
which is uncqualcd Eor sale by Charles
Rogers. druggist.
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DISCOVERED BY a WOMAN.

Another great discovery has been made,
and that too, by a lady in this country.
Disease fastened It's clutches upon her
and for seven years she wi,hs,5od It's
severest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent
For three months she coughgd incessant-
ly, and could not sleep. SShe finally dis
covered a way TO recovery, uy purchas-
ing Of a bottle OF DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, and was SO
much relieved on taking frst dose. that
she slept all night; and with TWO bottles,
has been absolutely cured. Her name IS
Mrs. Luther Lutz. Thus writes W. c..
Hamnlck & Co., OF Shelby, y. c. Trial
bottle free at Estes-Conn Drug Co..
Regular size 5oc and $40. Every bottle
guaranteed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28

ppnars VI sale, I aid on tho pth itv OF
May Ia duly levy upon tho above DO,
acr.bed real property and / will ON tho
Sth day ~ juno, 1895 at tho hour OF 3
o'clock IN tho afternoon NJ said day, at
Astoria, County W Clatnop, state NJ orr.
gun grll said above described property at
public auction to tho hlghcnt hIddrr Tor
cash. 4. y Gold Cuin, IN satisfy said as.
srasmcni tho interest thereon ana tho
yoHln ana expenses of sale, pnd avcrulng
costa
paUl. nt Astoria, oregon, tho pth day of
May, iNS
~ llALluCk.
,hIri NJ Police, city OF Astoria. oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
or a warrant FOR the collection OF n de-
lnqnent assessment for the improvement
described NJ follows: The Construction
2f drain In McClure's Astoria,
duly isaucG by tho Auditor and Police
Judge Of the city Of Astoria, by direction
or tn" Common Council OF said city, said
warrant being dated the nth day OF April,
lS8, o ne directed. and the assessment in
an - ~, Clhcd amounting ~ tl.s gnm ~
1000 with interest thereon from the 2Oth
day Of December, 1897, at $ per cent rcr
hhnum, being against tho following named
person, t9wlt,. Felicia II. Worsley. owner
or the following described property, to-
w.t. lot 4. block ~, Mcclure Astoria,
ana against said described property, and
which warrant commands me to levy upon
and make sale Of said described property,
IN order 10 satisfy said assessment, the
Interest thereon and the costs and ex-
penscs " sale. ! did on the 9th day OF
May, 1893, duly levy upon the above de-
sGrlbed real property, and ! will on the
O'clock, in the % aeTToon 5TTa n OF rs said % DAY. al
the Court llouJe Dool In the City OF
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28
WHOoPTNG coUGH.

had O little boy who was nearly dead
from an attack Of whooplng cough. Ny
neghbOrs recommended Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. did not think that any
medicine would help him, but after CIV
ing him a few doses Of that remedy !
noticed an Improvement and one bottle
cured him entirely. 1t Is the best cough
medicine / ever had in the house,. l..
Moore South Burgettstown, Pa. For
sale by Charles Rogers, druggist.
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CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice rs hereby given, that By virtue
of "A warrant for The collection Of % de-
l!nqI,nt assessmont for the Improvement
Of Bond street from the west line
OF Ninth street to ne vest ms
Of blocks lG and urc's Astoria.
duly issued by the Auditor and Police
Judge Of the city Of Astoria by direction
NJ the Common Council Of said city. SAID
warrant being dated the I'M day OF April,
1893, 10 me directed, and the asgcssmcnt IN
which specified amounting to the sum Ot
3} W with Interest thereon from the ttn
day Of January. 1893, at per cent per
annum, being against the following named
person, toWlt W. w. Parker owner Of
the following described property, TO-
wit lot 3, block II. McClure's Astoria.
and against said described property, and
which warrant commands me to levy upon
and make sale Of said described property,
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IN order TO satisfy said assessment. tho
interest thereon and the costa and eN.
Denscs ~ sale, | did on tho pth day "
May lNN, duly levy upon tho above de.
sGrlhrd real property. and | VIII on the
1'clock n tho afternoon or said day, A.
The Court House Door IN the tity ut
Astoria, County W Clitaop, state nf ore.
gon, sell said above described property at
nuhllc auction 90 tho hlghoat bidder rnr
cash, u, =, cold Coin, to satisfy said as
acssmcnt, the Interest thereon and tho
costs and expenses VI sale aud accrulnr
costs
May, iNS
y NAlLOCk,
Chct W Police, City " Astoria. Oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28

't.f.r r hereby given. that hv yirtpe
Hf warrant fIr Pho collection uf dr-
.rTf.u' assessment for tr Improvement
I.s Hhrl .. follows INr Improvement
10 Thirty. .hrI Thir,y.nflh streets ana
ilI.r.sun avenue. ln Ad1Ira Astoria.
l4IE HsHri hy ne Auditor and Police
Iu.s u! ih. CIV n Astoria. hl iIrv,iIun
r .'r 'uw"1u council NJ Hi,d s.ty. aNid
H1fra being dated iEr mn dag ot April
...t .. H.r i.-..'tI. tUN N. |.H 5000 10. in
Uh-h rngrH.I Imuuu ing fu tnu sum u'
r." '' H..N n''fre. fh trln tHuW 'h, llfr
" ." " November lFF If urr t.H' irr
rru". .r.uF HVI.r5t the following named
r.f.r. inW.. Franz Patton, truHtan. own
.r .. De following described property. to-
W.' .a' 20 block - Affairs Astoria.
fuI rf.nH' Hil dcs,rlhcd property. ana
NH... HHrrlu, commands M ip levy upon
frl akr HJo ~ slid described property.
.r .r'.r POO satisfy said lshvHHm"ui the
INTEREST thereon ana no roatn and cN-
'.N.tH UI HIir 7 d|l ON me 9th day OF
Mas "s lu'T levy upon the above de-
'rH rrni property. and | VIII on the
.N 'HE uf June 1899 20 TIE Nuur 10 ,
.N 'hr afternoon uf F1II dnv. AZ
'H. Court Iinur DOR iu inc tliy OF
Astoria county ~ rlntsop. State of ore.
anu H'l m.l above described property At
"HN.. auction lu ne highest hllder FOR
.is'. T. 3 Gold coin. 90 satisfy said nA.
a..Nu.'f' the interest thereon and the
COSTS md .Nprnyca of sale, and nccrulag
rua.f
prr. .. Auora oregon, tho ,th day Of
AllF. in}
y. HALLoCK.
oh.tf ot Police. Guy of Astoria. Oregon.
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The Indian governmen, has made pro-
posals FOR the immediate adoption Of the
gold standard. 4 currency commission
has been appointed, which VIII formulate
a plan for reaching this end /; is an
able body OF men, whose chairman is a
former secretary Of state for India, and
whose membership embraces an under
secretary OF the treasury, and ex-mlnster
OF finance Of india, and other financial
experts.
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chIcf of roIIce. cIly of :. .AsIorl..
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice Is hereby given, tnat by virtue
Of q warrant for the collection Of a de.
linquent assessment for the Improvement
of Thirty third, Thirty-nfth streets and
Harrison avenue, In Adairs Astoria,
duly issued by the Auditor and Police
Judge Of the city Of Astoria, by direction
Of the Common Council Of said city. said
warrant being dated the 11th day Of Aprll,
1893, % M dir, Ctcd, and thL assessment f.
which specified amounting 10 the sum or
$3.50 with interest thereon rom the i'm
day Of November. 1897, at per cent per
person, towlt. II. p. Drennon. owner or
the following described property, to-
wit, lot 8, block Gl. Adalr's Astoria
and against said described property, and
which warrant commands me TO levy upon
and make sale Of said described property
In order to satisfy said assessment, the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28

The entering wedge Of fatal complaint
IL often a slight cold which dose or two
Of Ayers Cherry Pastoral might hay.
cured at the commencement. Therefore
IL rs advisable to have this prompt ana
sure remedy always at hand to meet an
emergency.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28
.

1t is a wonderful soap
that takes hold quick and
does no harm.
No harm! 1t leaves the
skin soft like a baby's; no
alkali in it, nothing but
soap. The harm is done by
alkali. Still more harm is
done by not washing. So,
bad soap is better than
none.
What is bad soap2 I'm
perfectly made; the fat
and aIkali not well bal
anced or not combined.
What is good soap2
Pears.
All sorts Of stores sell it, especially druggists;
al sorts Of people use it,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28

Moki Tea positively cures sick headache,
indigestion and constipation. A delightful
herb drink Removes all eruptlOns of
the skin, producing a perfect complexion,
OF money refunded. p and 90 cents. For
sale By Estes-Conn Drug CO.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28
CHIEF or POLICE SALE


Notice Is hereby given thar hy ,lrtu,
~ 4 warrant for the collection ~ t dr'
llnqurnt assessment for Che improvement
described as follows Tho Improvement
NJ Thirty. third. Th.rty-utth slrcrts and
Harrison avenue, m Adair'a Astoria.
duly issued pv the Auditor and Police
Judge ~ the City ~ Astoria, by direction
W the Common Council ~ said city. said
warrant being dated the I'm day ~ April
lVS f. w" dt.,lrd. 1ut thr JuHt nWgNi i1
which specified amounting 'n fhv Iau u'
NiW VITA interest theron from ihH li'h
ilN 10 November. iNt u' N f"r ,Hu. prf
aUauw. h,.rE H.liust Rae FOLLOW * % Iu'ri
person. iowii. frank Patton, trustee own.
tr 90 The following described property, to-
wit. lot SO, block 20. Adalr'a Astoria
fni against said described property and
which warrant rNWul mr tp lHVN upbn
and make sale " said described property.
.p nrIrr tb satisfy said assessment. tho
Interest thereon and The costs ami tx.
nvusr, ot sale. I did on the 9,h day NJ
Nst iNN duly irNN upon ghr above i-a
s.r.'Ul real property and I viii uU tNr
Nh cay oy juno. iNN az the hour %
O'Clock .U fNr afternoon 20. said day. tf
'hr Court House Door ln the Ci,y of
Astoria County 10 tt'sup. STATE W orr
guN a.H said above described property hf
0Uh.c auction 8. thr h.srst bdiyr ,'r
aIsh. & s Gold Coin sau~ty said as
,rssn,rrt Pho n'crcs, thereon ana inc
costs Hni expenses ot sale. Jnd arcru.nt
7'sIf
mic. q Astoria. oregon the ON day "
% uAfTp,sft
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WAR AND OUR RESOURCES.

The most encouraging feature of the
war situation is the manifest determine
tion Of the men of finance to allay all ap-
prehensons that may arise in the busl-
ness world over the probable cost or du-
ration Of the conflict.
The war comes at a time when the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-28
CHIEF or POLICE SALE.

Notice In hereby given. TINT bv virtue
OF Il warrant Tor tho cnilcctIon Sr n A.
linqucnt assessment for thr l,nnr"vrn"nt
described m follows. The Constrn"ilon
or drain In McCmro'H AStorln
duly issued by the Auditor nnd "poii ppooii"e
Judge OF the CITY Of AatorIn. bv dIrertlon
OF the Common Council OF aaid citv soii
warrant being dated tho nm dov ~ A. nri
1873, TO mo directed. ana thc nsgGssnont In
sSln,mWh Hptcll'd amounting to tho sum OF
{31,N with n.cr' ut m ,'rin fr,n, th" aot
day OF December 1897 ai < nor cent nor
umnu.'' pc.ig aEhinHl the following named
nvl""u' ,,oW,l tuAl1v0 Erickson. owner of
the following described nroncrtv to-
WIZ Iht \, block 50, McClure'a NAtorln
,mahu mhu ngnlnSl Anld described property, and
Will VII MnIrnnt cgmmnnda mo to levy upon
,nu m ilhko Aalc or SAID described property.
~ OIucr 70 HhtlNiY said nRRcsamcnf the
interest thereon and the costa ond az
prns'S mt shlc, ! did on the Dth dny of
muk, 'l, loa 1uly levy upon the above de-
o., ~ resI propeIlyi and | will on tho
o,nnioLLS uLLS OF June, l@8 M the hour of
- cloCk, IN No afternoon OF said dny. nj
nc in, 1ourt House DOOR In the CITY OF
Abtorlhi county OF Clntaop, State OF Ore
BOn, sell said above described nr0nertv ~
puH,Ic p auction to the highest bidder for
sessment, the interest thereon and n,i' ne
cos,ts ana expenses Of sale, and accrulnR
DATED at at AiSSdlsoria, iSds oregon, the 9th day of
Chief OF Police, City OF Astoria. OREGON.
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The Weekly Astorian, the second eldest
weekly In the state OF oregon. has, next
TO the Portland oregonlan, the largest
weekly circulation In the state