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4-347. NOTICE FOR PUBIICATIO
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN ARK

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN ARK
 February 3sL tsas Notice is hereby given that the foiiov I- named settler has filed notice of his iuteut to make final proof in support of his elaim that said proof will be made before the Cir Clerk of Drew county, Arks. at Monticello, the 26th day of March, lsgs viz Cathariue Sasser of Drew county, Ark. H. E. leg79 the South East quarter south East quarter ton thirty four and West half south West qt ter section thirty five township twelve srT> range six west. He names the following , nesses to prove his continuous residence upl4 and cultivation of said land, viz. David Lamb, Frances NJ Bordeaux. James r. a Neesc and ThomHs c, Lamb, all of Mouticei Arkansas J. B. FRIEDHEIM,
 Register
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FOrCircnit Clerk.

wearc authorized to announce Mr z. Wood ns candidate for reelection to the of fee of Circuit Clerk of Drew county subject to the action of the Democratic party
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SCl'Ofllla

Is a deep-seated blood disease which all the mineral mixtures i'll the world cannot cure. S.S.S. (gHatanteed bn,eiy uegetabLe is real blood remedy for blood diseases and has no equal.
 Mrs. Y. T. Buck, of Delaney, Ark, had Scrofula for twenty-five years and most of the time was under the care of the doctors who could not relieve her. A
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THIS WEEK SHOULD DECIDE.

THIS WEEK SHOULD DECIDE.
 It is now reasonably certain that the report of the Naval Board of Inquiry in the Maine case will be submitted to the President during the present week.
 It is equally certain that the report will announce the Boards conviction that the Maine was destroyed by treachery. It may even be that eveidence has been secured pointing to the indenity ofthe parties guilty of that black crime.
 When the report shall be sub mitted, this country will be in position to immediately demand of Spain full reparatlon for the blowing up of an American war ship and the slaughtering of 253 American sailors in a Spanish harbor. That demand must come; stern, inflexible, solemn.
 The Spaniards who destroyed the Maine, be they of high or low degree, must be punished. They must be executed by order of their own Government with all the ignominy rightfully attach ing to such an infamous deed. They must die as criminals. The burden of their detection, con- viction and execution must be placed upon Spain.
 A money indemity for the loss of the Maine and full damages to the families of 253 American families, as estimated by that Government under whose flag they served, must follow. Spain must be ridgidly held to the in stant payment of this claim.
 An apology, humble and con trite, must be made by Spain for the lack of precaution-taking the most charitable view of the case-which made possible the destruction of an American war ship while under the protection of the Spanish Government and at anchor under Spanish guns. And Spain must then be given to understand that the U. $. Gov ernment will not longer permit the continuance of that hopeless war in Cuba which makes 1t hazardous for an American War ship to enter Havanah Harbor for the protection of American citizens.
 It Is well for the American peo- pie to again take the facts to heart upon which these demands will be based For 1t is extreme ly likely that Spain will refuse to submit, and then war will be the only alternative. The facts con cerning the destruction of the Maine give to this nation Gods warrant for making war.
 Upon the President and his Cabinet rests the responsibility of properly maintaining the hon or of the Government. And, if war is inevitable in the mainte- nance of that honor, upon prompt executive action will de pend that swift inauguration of war which should result in crushing blow to Spain at the very outset The American peo- pie look to their President to send the American arms to the front in that glory which has al ways been theirs when the arbit- rament of war was made inevi- table for a peaceful but resolute nation -RenuhEc
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specialist said he
 could cure her, but
 he filled her with arsenic and potash
 which almost ruined her constitution. She
 then took nearly every so-ealled blood medicine and drank them by the wholesale, but they did not reach her trouble. Some one advised her to try $. .S.S. and she very
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EdiScrIaY-
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress-2nd District.

We are authorized to announce Hon. Jno. Little, of Sebastian county as candidate for reelection to Congress from this f2ndl District; ,; subject to the action Of the Democ ratie party.
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For State Senator

We nre authorized to announce Hon. P. T. Butter, of Ashley county, a candidate for smte Senator from the counties of Ashley and Drew subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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soon found that she had a real blood remedy at last. She says: After talk ing one dozen bottles of SS.S. I am perfectly we'll, my skin is clear and healthy and I would not be in my former condition for two thousand dollars. Instead ofdrying upthe poison in my system, like the potash and arsenic, S.S.S. drove the disease out through the skin, and I was perma- pept1v rid of if p
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For Constable.

We are authorized to announce Mir W. D Hunt as a candidate for reelection to the office of constable of Marion Township; subject to the action of the Democratic party
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For County Clerk.

We are authorized to announce Mr Walter Wilson as candidate for reelection to the of ice of County Clerk of Drew county subject to the action of the Democratic narty
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For Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce MT. A. L, os lin as a candidate for reelection to the office o Treasurer of Drew county subject to the action of the Democratic party
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For Sheriff.

we are authorized to announce MT. J. II. Hammock as n candidate for sheriff of Drew county; subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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believe the earnest. honest, un- prejudiced populist will act upon it.-Searcy Beacon.
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THE Howard county Advo- cate, heretofore Populist pa per, has come over to the Demo cratic party, upon the grounds that the only hope of relief must come from Democratic sources.
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EUPION OIL.

Ne wish to adyso the citizens of Mon 1! tieello that several of the leading mer- , chants are now handling EdPI0N OIL. , the family safety, which Is not only Inc 7 safest oll in the market but is also mos. satisfactory, as t throws off na odar and 7 gives a nice clear, bright light. ; OF COARSE ; We do not guarantee Eupiou oil 10 give
 :, satisfaction when old. wora.out mieks
 :; and burners afe used. but if customers :, will provide themselves with new | lrn- 7, CTS and wicks and use Eupion oil. we will guarantee more satisfactory #eEt . than theg ever had when using any diff. ferent brand of oil. So please pagify 2 f8piou oil when sending your can to he j flied. Waters-Plerce OH Go. ..i -2S1si@ @ -a. ..i . -.. ..s ..i <sS
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W C. RoEBUcK,

Chairman of the Cleveland County Central Committee.
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-05
STREET CAR FRANCHISE
NOT A MONOPOLY GRANT.
City Does Not Exclude other Lines By
Giving Permission TO the New Com
pany on all Streets.

Considerable opposition has developed
to the ordinance now before the com
mon council 10 grant F. d. Kuettner "a
mon council TO gran, +. D. Hcuitner a
Is years. II Is contended that this would
give Mr. Keuttner a monopoly OF an the
streets in the city. 10 the exclusion OF
any other company which might wish 20
invest here. Speaking OF the matter yes
terday. an officlal OF the Astoria Street
Railway Company said;
The opposition 10 the measure on the
grounds Of monopoly Is not well-founded.
In granting such franchise TO Mr.. Keut;-
ner the city gives no monopoly. as any
other company could get the necessary
permission to operate street car lines on
any streets which they might desire.
When the present company asked the
council for such franchise the request
was denied. Had II been granted. I am
sure car lines would now be operating
on many more Of the streets In the city.
"The Astoria Street Railway Company
will shortly transfer its properties In
the city to Mr.. Keuttner. | understand
that II Is the intention ~ The new COM
pany to build line from Tongue Point
to and around Smiths Point. and also 10
run lines over the plateau. This will go
far toward the upbullding Of the city.
and should be encouraged, rather than
fought.
Regarding the talk OF monopoly. It Is
not generally. understood, ! think, that
the city does not grant a monopoly. The
new company asks the same privileges
that are granted to the present company.
II another line should come 10 Astoria,
our tracks could be used by that com
pany under the terms OF the franchise.
OF course. the new company would have
10 pay fits pro rata OF the expense at
tached to the maintenance OF the line.
but It could use It. Just the same. In
St. Louis several lines are operated on
the same tracks. The franchises there
are the same as asked by the new COM
pany
people do not understand the situa-
tion. or there would be a very different
feeling In the matter, / think"
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UNFAIR COMPETITION.

ASTORIA, Nov ,.-tEditor Astonanl-.
your columns relative TO tho system
adopted by somc mon as regards tho ship.
ping business along the water front
As the British shin poscdon ap-
preached the bar Yesterday the tug Es.
cort, IN command " Captain llowcs,
towcd her In, and after the ship cauA 20
anchor laid alongside Tor about an hour
to take tho captain ashore to tho butcher
shop On moro than one occasion Cap
tain uawcs has put business cards on
board incoming vessels on the end or a
hcavlng line. thereby taking advantage
ot his position In dcprlving vs. W making
u living. We have been engaged as sullcl.
tors and hoatmcn ON the river for tho
past 10 years, ana do not object to lcgitt.
mate competition. hut We 40 object to tho
tactics employed by captain Howcs In
the interests OF the Astoria Meat Com
pany and the Foard 4 stokes Company,
We believe that. II tho owners ot the
tug boat Escort learned that their cm'
ployes were using their boats TO further
their own ends they would soon select
men who would attend 10 their own bual'
ness, for which they are paid regular
salary, JOHN REED.
JR CHRISTIE
y. s-Ths reason why the iug Escort
gives such poor service Is thar captain
Howes time ls fully occupied sol'elIlns
for butcher shops and srot'-'v a'0i9'' .
r. and j. H. {,
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CALL FOR BIDS.

Bids on cedar poles are asked FOR. same
TO be delivered at stakes set out IS 20 the
mile. on "the county road between Ttlla-
nook and Astoria 90 and 10 be delivered
within % days from the date thereof The
specifications for these poles are as fol'
lows: They are 10 be of sound live green
cedar peeled. with knots trimmed close
10 the poles . feet long. with a TOP OF
not less than seven inches In diameter,
butts 70 inches IN diameter Mall all hidi
10 the Oregon Telephone N telegraph
Co. MacIeay Building Portland. oregon.
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REAL EsrArE rRANsFERs.

sheriff to Astoria National Bank. lot
J. block lts. with tideland and wharf
axe rights ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nv
c. Evensou. by August Hlldcbraud. 20
Catherine Hlldebrand. west half %
southwest quarter, section 2, town
ship north. range west.......,.,.. II
J. e. Pope 70 \. W Smith. Is acres In
township I north, range I vest.
c. W. Stone and wife TO T. stenckle,
lots :. 4. and 5, block II. Holiday
Park. Seaside ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

otcident-w. W. Sweeney. J. G. Gar
rctson. j II Hubbard =. NJ. Rosynihal
Portland: ]. L. Hunter ~ G. Rodgers
NJ. J. lsadcs. san Francisco; 4. Milton
Mcmohis. A. r. Pcndcr. T. II. Foss
Gray's river. A. W, Bush shin Posrliou
David West J, &, Ross, Cathlamct. l.
Ellcson. llwaco.
Parker Housc-T A North. Nchalcm
VI. c. Metcalf Fort Candy NJ 81 Mona.
han, South Bend; Charles Brown. J, Ne
vile. Skamokawa; F. H. watkins. J. H.
Graham. Cathlamc,. G.. {. Mas,cn, sven
son: =. H. Dcaus, warrcnion, Eugenc j.
Mnrnrv. Snca. Cnl.
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AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE.

To make lt apparent 10 thousands. who
think themselves lll that they are not
afil-tcd with any disease but ,ha, tho
system simply needs cleansing. Is TO
bring comfor, home TO their hearts as
cos,lyc condition is easily cured by
using Syrup % Figs Manufactured by
the California Fix syrup Company ony
and sold by all druggists.
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THE EPWoRTH LEAGUE.

The Epworth League convention opened
last evening at the NJ +. church with a
very instructive sermon by the eloquent
and witty Doctor H.W. Kellogg, Of Taylor
street church, Portland. fnJout 7j dele
gates are in attendancet .om outside
points. lSl
The program for today lid tomorrow
Is as follows:
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STATE TREAsUnER's nth NOTICE.

State Of Oregon. Treasury Department.
Salem. November lst. ls9S.-Notice Is
hereby given that there are funds on
hand with which to redeem all outstand-
Ing state warrants endorsed by me pre-
sented and not paid for want OF funds"
between the dates OF September SOth, 1897,
and April 7th. 1885 both dates Inclusive,
with the exception OF warrants drawn on
the swamp land fund. All such warrants,
when properly endorsed will be paid
upon presentation at this office, interest
thereon ceasing from and after the date
OF this notice. PHIL METSCHAN.
State Treasurer
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SECOND ENTERTAINMENT.

All who remember the humane enter
tainment given at Rescue hall two years
ago look forward with pleasure to the
entertainment to be given at the Metho-
dist church. Saturday evening, November
%. An excellent program Is being pre-
pared many numbers Of which are very
novel
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CALL FOR WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given TO all parties
holding Clatsop county warrants cn-
dorsed prior to July 9Th, 1896. to present
the same to the County Treasurer at
his office. 1G Tenth street, for payment.
Interest ceases after this date.
Dated Astoria. Oregon, this 2Oth day OF
October. 1893
II. c. THOMPSON.
County Treasurer
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AROUND TOWN.
SATURDAY

SATURDAY, - /
- -
Try Roslyn coal. Eimore. sanOOrn CO.
ina Harrison crossed out yesterday for
Tinamook-
A. 3. Hammond left for Portland yes
teriay morning.
In the police court yesterday ]. J.
Mooney forfeited S for drunkenness.
The British ship silberhorn, wheat
laden. is on the way down the river and
Is due today.
Best California wine. 80 cents per gal
lon Alex Gilbert. sole agent for Astoria
Telephone S.
The British ship Cambrian Queen
wheat laden. arrived in tow from Port
land yesterday.
wallsend coal and coke is the best
for domestic purposes. For sale by the
Astoria Gas Light Co.
Mr.. Jack Astbury leaves in the morn
ing for his Canon Beach ranch where he
win remain for a few weeks.
Apples. apples. apples. very choice and
very cheap. Two hundred boxes must be
sold al once. Ross. Higgins & Co.
The steamer Signal arrived in yesterday
from Seattle with GOO tons OF coal. which
she is discharging at the coal bunkers.
For Sale. 100 tons OF Rosyln coal; the
finest house and steam coal ever brought
TO Astoria Elmore. sanborn Co.. Tele-
phone. Main 5-L
Pleasant furnished rooms, including
bath. with first class board, for gentle
men only, can be had at 800 Seventeenth
street. References exchanged.
For rent-The entire upper floor Of
the Badollet building over Albert Dun
bars store For particulars inquire OF
W. c. Howell. e2l Exchange street
w. F. Snodgrass, Astoria's leading pho
tographer, has purchased the Crow gall
lerv and will hereafter be found located
in the rooms formerly known as the Crow
gallery.
The popularity OF the merchants lunch
served by Mr.. George BARLEY at the Ma
tionhl is growing daily, and many busi-
ness men can be found there every day
for their midday meal. The lunches set
by Mr.. BARLEY are the finest in the city
Try w. A. Gaines private stock whisky.
This is an old standard liquor, especially
recommended for family and medicinal
use and its purity and quality is guaran-
teed. For sale in any quantity by John
L. Carlson, sole agent. Twelfth street.
near Bond.
This is the age Of adulterations, but
Harper whisky is guaranteed strictly
pure, superladve whisky. Chemists, an
alysts and physicians testify this repeat
edly. The evidence is not only strong
but conclusive The people too. find
Harper can be trusted implicitly; hence
the enormous sales Of this royal whisky.
Sold by Foard & Stokes Company, AS
toria. Oregon.
When having your eyes tested or fitted
with glasses go to an optician Of expert
ence, not one who fits about one pair
month on an average. What such a So
called optician does not know about the
business would fill a great big book DR..
A. d. Rothstein has fitted 1900 men,
women and children In the west and
northwest during the past 10 years, and
he is the proper person to help your eyes
and save your sight.
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TEACHERS, EXAMINATION.

Notice ls hereby given that Tor the pur-
pose Of making an examination OF all
persons who may ofrer themselves as
candidates for teachers OF the schools
OF this county. the county school supcrin-
tendent thereof will hold public exam
lnatlon az the county court house on
Wednesday. Nov. .. is9s. at l o'clock p.
m. Examination for state papers will
De held Saturday. November T. 1896
Dated this 3lst day OF October 1903
JOS. T. LEE,
County School superintendent. Cla,sop
County. oregon.
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Mrs. Goehoop, a Dutch lady, Is the au-
thor OF n novel which Is becoming very
popular In Holland. The book which II
called "Hilda van suylenburg" deals
with the education Of women and also
points out the Dutch woman's dsabllI-
ties In the eyes Of the law
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tn e skin can be- quickly removed
from potatoes by new cleaner formed
Of a tabular net NJ sharp cords having a
number Of knots on the inner surface.
the tubers being placed In me net and
shaken rapidly.
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500 y, m,.-Chldren's and young poo.
pies mass.meetlng, conducted by Row
q. r. Johnson
go p m,--Sermon by Rev. :. A. starr,
n.n
Everybody welcome
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Presbyterian churrh Ninth street. DO.
tween Duane and Exchange, Rcv. Henry
Narcotic pastor Services at II a, m.
and ';@ q M sunday school at i2Aa; y.
7, 5, {, II, at $50; prayer meeting Wed.
nesday at 7;50 A most coriial invitation
Is extended to all to Worship with va.
Theme OF the morning sermon tomor-
row "1he Law of Growth" evening
theme, why Men 10 Not Believe IN
Christ"
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DIR. II. L. HENDERsoN-ocULIsT

A permanent resident Of Astoria. treats
all diseases Of the eye, and Ats glasses
for the correction Of all errors Of refrac-
ton. Any glass that does not prove sat
lsfactory will bo cheerfully corrected.
OTce Kinney Building.
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TO THE LADIES OF ASTORIA.

Mrs stiernstrom begs to inform you
that her place Of business will only be
open from a. m. to 12 m. until the 18th
Of November. After that date 1 am going
out Of business.
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Ten teams have thus tar been selected
In the "hower'' tournament. The mem.
hers of the bowling committee have en-
tered the names ot all the players of
whom they know, II any bowler has
not been PLACED on team. he should
see Mr.. Wise. ot the committee. with 80
many players, Il Is well nigh impossible
to get the names of all II ls The nt0A-
aon to set all the players In the club on
the teams
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SATURDAY EVENING.

Address, From Youth to Manhood"
..... Chancellor G. X. Thoburn, ID. d.
sABBATH SERVICES.
900 a. Mod fashion love feast, con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. j. Walter
11:OO a. m.-sermon by Rev. c. Il. Tho
burn, ID.
12:15-The Lords supper. conducted by
Rev. G. W. Cue, ID.
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1t is reported from a reliable source
that the o. r. e. n. Company now has
under construction and nearly completed.
at the Union iron works, San Francisco.
a tug specially designed for service at
the mouth of the Columbia river. The
new tug will be one Of the finest on the
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coast and OF about the same dimeu.
slons and power as the Relief

Besides the immense quantity " In.
land Empire wheat delivered by the O.
r. & n, Company to the southern Pacific
at Portland this season Tor transport
over the mountains to California, tho
Astoria customs house records show that
i'@ tons ot whea, were shipped cn O,
r. 3 n. and other steamers 20 San Fran
cisco during the month of october, The
value of the shipments l. siOOqG
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Mrs. Normile made the excellent score
OF ~ at the alleys OF the Astoria Foot
ball Club yesterday, IL seemed for a
while that she would establish new
club record, but an untlmely center broke
up the seorS The bes, score gor the men
was nvrman wlsc's A Finnlgan had an
excellent chance 70 make morc, but. as
Is usual with him, he fell by the way,
side and wound up with S. Fnnlgaa
has been lucky the past few days and Is
now high among the scratch men In the
cont'st Tor the Wise medals. with an
average of almost t0 he has nine games
yet to bowl Several ot the handicap
men are probably ahead % him. but.
until the next bulletin Is issued tho
standing OF tho players will not be
known. Entries continue TO come In Tor
the club championship tournament, and
there are now nearly - contestants. Am
ateur rules specify that trophy Tor an
individual shall not exceed SIS IN value
bu, the championship medal viii COS, an
OF that.