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since the recent epidemic OF measles
When any part OF the body isn't doing
the work that nature intended Il TO DO,
Il puts the whole system out OF tune
out OF harmony. Sickness is one part OF
the body is likely to run into all parts OF
the body. When children stand a row OF
bricks on end. they knock the whole row
down by upsetting one brick. That Is
exactly what happened 10 the health
when the bowels fail to perform their
proper function. Constipation makes
trouble all along the llne-puts the liver
out Of order. is bad for the kidneys-bad
for the stomach. IL holds in the body
poisonous matter, and because 1t cannot
go any place else, It gets into the blood.
The blood carries 1t all over the system.
That makes sluggishness. lassitude bad
breath and foul taste in mouth. fills the
stomach with gas and causes windy bel
ching, stops digestion in the stomach.
causes sour stomach. heartburn and head
ache. You can avoid all such trouble. for
DR.. Plerce's Pleasant Pellets cure consti-
patton and its attendent evils.
Send p cents In one-cent stamps to DR..
r. V. Pierce. Buffalo. y. Y. for his Medl-
cal Adviser. It is a book Of 1cS pages,
profusely Illustrated.
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CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice is hereby given. that by virtue
Of 4 warrant for the collection of Dc.
llnqucnt assessment Tor the Improvement
described as follows: The Improvement
of Bond street from the west llnr
OF Ninth street 10 the west line
~ blocks i6 and H. McClurc's Astoria
duly issued by the Auditor and Police
Judge OF the CITY ~ Astoria. by direction
~ the Common Council of said CITY. said
warrant being dated the 18th d1y " Aprll.
lS,S 20 me directed. and the assessment IN
which specified amounting 90 the sum ~
H3. ~ with interest fUvffHu strr tnu 3fh
day ot January lSaS. al per cent per
annum. being against the following named
person tOw,t w. w. Parker owner ut
the following dCscrihed property 10.
wit, lot s. block ii McCluro's Astoria.
and against said described property. ana
which warrant commands me % levy upon
and make sale OF said described property
In order % satisfy said assessment. IN
Interest thereon and tho costs and ex-
psnscs ~ sale. did on the 9th day OF
MAY. lSS duly levy upon inn above De-
sCrlhed real property. and ! Will on the
Nth day nf June, iNS nt the hour " .
o'clock In the afternoon OF s1A dny Al
the Court House Door IN the city or
Astoria. County NJ Clatsop. state ~ ore
gou. sell said above described property az
~uhlic auction % the highest bidder fbr
cash. L. s Gold coin. % satisfy said as
scssment. the interest thereon nni tnc
costs and expenses of sale. and accrulng
costs
Dated at Astoria. oregon. the OH day or
May iSsS
=. HALLOCE.
Chief of Police. city or Astoria. oregon
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An communications intended for puoli-
easion should be directed TO the editor
Business communications OF all kinds and
remlttanccs must be addressed to ''rhe
Astorlan."
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Advertising rates can be had on appllea-
zion TO the business manager
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II you are once disappointed in a man
never attempt to put HIM back on his
pedestal. The effort always proves a dire
failure.
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cunlr or rOLicn aALp-

Notice n hurchy given. that hy virtue
VI warrant fnr tho collection nf do.
uuuurn, assessment FOR the Improvement
described aa follows The Improvement
nr Thirty. third, rhlrty.ntth Hlrcota and
harrison avenue, In Adalra Astoria,
duly lhauud hy tho Auditor aud Police
Judge u, ,hd tlA ~ Astoria. hy direction
ot the Common Council Of said city, SAID
warrant being dated tho iih dUN ol Apfil.
lNiN, ia mo directed. and tho assessment IN
which apvcluud amounting tu the sum ut
Ssttc with interest thereon from me llth
day ~ November. 1877. ht n prr cent per
Annum, being against tho following named
person, toWlt, Elonor AOVry, owner OF
the following dVayrhrd property, to-
Wit, lot %, block a. Adalr's ASTORIA,
aud against said described property. and
which warrant commands mo to levy upon
aud make sale ~ said described property,
IN order tu satisfy said assessment. tho
interest thereon Hnd tho costs and rNr
pynHvs ut sale, : did ON the gth day nf
May. iNN, duS levy upon the above de-
scrlhcd real property aud / will ON tho
Nth day ut June, lA9N 40 thv hour ~
O'Clock In tho afternoon ut said day, az
the Court House Door. In the CiB ~
Astoria, County ~ Clataop. State oGOrc.
guu, sol said above described property at
public auction % thn highest bidder Tnr
cash. 4, y, Gold coin, Ia satisfy said aH.
syasmrut tho Interest thereon and the
costs ana expenses Of sale, and avcruing
costs
May, lNN.
r. itALLoCk.
chief 90 Police, Guy uT Astoria, oregon.
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Luxurlant hair, cf uniform color, is a
beautiful head-covering for either sex.
and may be secured by using Halls vege-
fable Slcilian Hair Remover.
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cnmr or rolIcE SALE


Notice Is hereby given. that by virtue
or warrant for the collection ~ DO.
lnqucnt assessment for tho Improvement
described ls follows The Improvement
ot nond street from the west llnu
.nf Ninth street 20 the west limo
~ blocks lG and Il. McClurc's Astoria.
duly issued hy tho Auditor and Police
Julg' uf tho City of Astoria. ~ direction
NJ the Common Council OF said city. said
warrant being dated tho nth day uf Aprll.
lsHS % mo directed. and tho assessment m
which rpvcl1rd amounting 30 the sum ut
~ t2 with Interest thereon from tho SIN
fav ~ January -. ht = per cent per
ubuum. being against tho following named
person. tpwlt ". w Parker owner nr
the following described property. 10.
wit. lot Z. block 10. McClurc's Astoria,
and against said described property. ana
which warrant commands mr to levy upon
and make sale NJ said described property.
IN oricr 90 satisfy said assessment, the
interest thereon and tho costs and cS-
penses " sale. ! did on the Oh day .ot
May 9s duly levy upon the above dr.
sih day ~ June iVS. NJ tho hour NJ
O'Clock. iu tho afternoon ~ said day, ~
the court House Door IN the city ot
Astoria. County W Clntsop. State ~ ore.
ron. cell said above described property ut
pubic auction 10 the highest bidder fnr
cash T. =. Gold coin 10 satisfy said aH.
Nossmrnt the interest thereon and tho
costs and expenses " sale and accrulng
costs
Dated at Astoria, oregon tho pm day OF
May. iV0
r. HALLOcK.
chief NJ Police Clty ~ Astoria oregon
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cIui,r or roLicG SALE,


Nolleo la hereby given, that by virtue
az "a warrant fnr tho collection ~ Do
lnuurnt assessment fur ibo lulplnN'mon!
t"s'tihrd ns fnllnWa. The improvement
~ rhlrty. hIrd thirty nnh alfreta ANA
ltnrrlrpn avenue u Aialrh Asiurla,
iUiv IBs,ird bv Tho Auditor aul l'ullca
ludre n thr Clty br Astoria, hy direction
nj IN, tommuu ttuuril uf pAid ulNl nald
warrant being dated tho llut Jay ui ApIll,
iAiN tn me directed ami the tHr,aAlh'hl w
which Hutelnrd uWuuntlnE lu lhn sum ~
Sba .n With Wturval thylouu itnW lhu uln
day OF November lbi ~ per cont pel
aunum. being against tho following nAmed
person. toNit. Helen ~ dthhhm owner OK
ihr filinWlng drs,rihgd property, To-
Wit lot /. block ~, Adalra astoria
and against said drarrlhtd property, ana
which warrant commands mr ~ lrNy upon
and make ahin NJ said duncflhui property,
In order 10 HaUHfY said anacHnmohl tho
iutrfrat thereon aud tho costs ana on.
pou-rn of sale I dld ON The yth DAY ot
MAY iNS. duly lryy upon ne above De-
arflhrd real pfuprttN ana ! VIII on thq
Sth ,hy NJ June iNN AZ Tho hour "
o'clock. m tho afternoon NJ aaid day, ~
The Vnurt House i'nur ln tie Nliy OF
Astoria. county uf Clttaup. State nf ore.
snn. sru said above described property AZ
puhilr auction 90 tho hiEhral bidder ~
.vaah a. n tuld coin. tu satisfy aAld as
sr.anrnt. tho lnlrfrst thereon and tho
costa and rNprnsra ~ sale auh arcrulhE
patej At Astoria. oregon. tho ''n DAY ot
"'' q. uNLLocK,
chief NJ Police Cjt, at Atlnfla oregon
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chief Of Police. Guy oti Astoria. oregon.
CHIEF or poLIcE SALE


No.Icc ls hereby given, that by virtue
M "a warrant for tho collection NJ de-.
llnquent assessment for the Improvement
described ne follows. Tho Construction
ef drain IN McClurcS Astoria,
duly issued hv The Auditor and Police
Judge NJ the city ~ Astoria, by direction
NJ The Common Council ~ said city, said
warrant being dated the llth day pf April.
lNs 20 me directed. and the assessment In
which specified amounting 20 the sum ~
sl5 N With interest thereon from the Nth
dny ~ December iS91. AZ 5 per cen, per
aunum, being against the following named
person towit, " l., Whltcomb. owner ~
the following described property, to-
wit, lot 2. block lO0. McClurc'H Astoria,
and ug1.sti 70 said deHcrlbcD nrpprrty. and
which warrant commands mo 10 levy upon
and make sale ~ said described property
In order % satisfy said assessment the
Interest thereon and the costs and cN-
pruscH NJ sale ! dld on the 9th day of
May. 1895 duly levy upon the above de.
sCnh"d real property, ana ! VIII on the
Nth day NJ June, KHS. nt the hour of ?
O'Clock, In ihc afternoon of said day, a.
the Court House Door IN the city Of
\ Astoria. County of ClataOp, State of Ore
gou sell said above described property at
public auction to the highest bidder for
o1Hn. L. y Gold Coin, TO satisfy said as
scssmcnt the interest thereon and the
costs lnd expenses OF sale, and accrulng
costs
Dated at Astoria. oregon. the 9th day OF
May. lS9,
u. HALLOCK.
'hlef NJ Police, city " Astoria, OrcRou
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY
WEEKLY

Sent BY mail. per year. In advance. 800
Postage free to subscrtbersA
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Last years shirt waists can bc made
quite up TO date by the addition OF this
years sleeves
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Many Old soldiers now feel the effects
Of the hard service they endured during
the war. Mr.. Geo. $. Anderson. OF Ross
vile. York county, Penn. who saw the
hardest kind OF service at the front. is
now frequently troubled with rheuma-
tlsm. Il had severe attack lately" he
says, and procured a bottle OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. Il did so much good
that / would Ike 10 know what you
would charge me for one dozen bottles"
Mr.. Anderson wanted II both for his own
use ana to supply It to his friends and
nelghbors. as every family should have a
bottle Of Il in their home. not only for
rheumatism. but lame back, sprains.
swellings. cuts. bruises and burns, for
which is unequaled. For sale by Charles
Rogers, druggist.
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Common vanilla is tonka
bean - there may or may
not be vanilla in it.
SehaliRg's Besfis vanilla
alone and is worth three
times as much money
Money-back.
For salehy
Ross, HlgginS& Company
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LUMBER FLEET
W. F. Jewett,

Vessels on the Way and in Columbia
River to Load Lumber.
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROVISIONS.

Office of Light-House Inspector. Thlr-
,eenth District. Portland. oregon. May Q.
1895. Proposals will be received at tnis
Office until Y o'clock M. on Saturday the
zrd day Of May ls9S for furnishing and
delivering provisions for vessels and
ln this district during the
fiscal year 70 end June 90. 1893 Forms
Of proposals and printed instructions Civ
ing FUN particulars as TO the articles re-
quIred, and the terms of delivery and
payment can be- obtained az this Office
The right Is reserved 10 reject the whole
or part Of any or all bids, and TO waive
any defects.
W. l.. FISK.
Captain Corps Of Engineers, T. s. a.
TuaDspf0r T'hfrfeenth l. II nlgtrf,t
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The masculine and feminine manner Of
holding an umbrella is entirely different.
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W L. FISK.
NOTICE OF RECEPTION OF BIDS

'aptain, Corps Of Engineers. T.. $. A.
Inspector Thirteenth L. II. District.
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Tide Table for May. 1898.

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cnEF or roIIcr sNI.r

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A MISCHIEF MAKER.
A Petitioner Who Wants Santiago Turned
Over to the Cnbans.

1 Santiago, July 24.-The following is
the text Of the petition written by Arms,
the newspaper man, to which he has
appended Cuban signatures:
TolPresident Mckinley:
The undersigned, Cubans by birth,
land owners and residents of Santiago,
representing with their families the non
combatant population that has suffered
for many years Spanish rule in this Sec
tion of the island, wish to express their
warmest thanks to the people of the Uni
ted States for delivering them from the
insufferable yoke of Spanish rule.
They wish also to express their absolute
confidence in the good faith and human
tartan purposes of the United States and
in the pledge that the territory of Cuba
is not to be conquered by the American
troops for purposes of annexation. We be-
Ieve and would urge that our own people
are capable of fulfilling the international
obligation to establish government for
the island. Cuba in the future may pos.
sibly, in the course of a few years, become
part OF the territory of the United States,
thus increasing the comfort and happiness
of this people, but now all desire gov
ernment OF our own as compensation ,foI
the sufferings and heroism of our army
and the definite establishment of the
Cuban republic, with Cuban authorities,
IN accordance with the resolutions OF the
United States Congress. We hope that the
present state of affairs at Santiago, where
the Spaniards are still the administrators
of our interests, property and fate, will
be brief; that the city may soon be turned
over to the Cubans and chat our army
may enter, the flag of Cuba waving tri-
umDhantly beside the American flag, as
Cuban soldiers fought side by side with
the Americans against the common
enemy,
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THE SPANISH SCARE.
Preparations for Defense Against
Watson's Fleet.

London, July 25.-The Gibraltar cor
respondent of the Daily News telegraph
ing Sunday, says:
According to ministerial admissions,
peace is further off than 1t was last week.
The great difficulty is the loss ofssthe
Cuban cable. Senior Gamazo, the minister
of public instruction and public works, is
much disappointed and threatens to re-
sign.
The administrative haste and hustle in
Spain about port defenses are prodigious,
but who can think that all this means
business after what has happened. The
heavy French guns supplied from the
Saint Chammond works have been lying
1.-THE last six weeks in the drill ground
at Sarabanchel. They are being tested
and will be sent to replace the brass and
other old fashioned pieces at Cadiz, but
the means of loading them are defective,
and SO too. is the smokeless powder.
Gos%9oe, the military engineers expect
that all these defects will be set Alright.
Ordinary railway traffic is almost sus
pended, as the trains are wanted to take
soldiers and marines, with munitions o1
war, hither and thither.
The field artillery. which was supplied
by France before war was declared, wa:
originally centralized at Madrid, but II
is now being shifted to the Northern
Sierra. where Carlist risings appear
The fire brigades at the various seaport:
are constantly drilling to prepare them
selves to deal with burning houses during
the commandments. The engineers have
created what appears to be strong defensel
at Cadiz, but the strength must depend
altogether upon the range of the guns.
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MATTERS IN SPAIN.

London, July 25.-No news has been
received in London as to any special dis
orders in Spain. A despatch from Madrid
says that the cabinet Sunday discussed
the question Of censorship and decided to
continue to enforce the regulations. Tie
leading papers threaten to cease publica-
ton unless the censorship is removed, but
it is doubtful that they will carry the
threat into execution.
The press is preparing all classes for
the loss of Cuba aud Porto Rico and for
developments at Manila.
El Imparcial rejecting widespread
opinion, advocates direct negotiations sor
peace with the United States and admits
that American administration is prefer
able to Cuban independence. If Spain
must lose the colony, since the lives
and financial interests of Spain would
be made safer under America
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SOME SANTIAGO ITEMS.

Santiago, July 23.-General Skaters S
refusal to permit the entrance of armed
Cubans into Santiago is an extremely
wise move as in these excited days there
might be trouble. Unarmed persons,
however, are free to enter at ali times.
AS soon as the Spanish soldiers have en-
barked, Cubans will be allowed to enter
the city freely. The first embarkation is
expected next Thursday.
The United States transport Santiago
left this morning for Newport News with
sick and wounded.
The steamer Jamaica arrived today
with passengers from Jamaica and pro-
oeeded to Guantanamo, with provisions
for the United States fleet.
Today the Spaniards turned over their
cavalry horses. Only 143 were surren-
dered. The others had been killed for
food for the army.
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A DIFFERENCE IN FEvERs. =;

Santiago de Cuba, July 22, via Kings
ton, Jamaica, July 24.-9.30 p. m.-Ihs
report published in the United States that
there are thirty cases of yellow fever In
the cavalry Division proves TO be unfound-
ed. Captain House requests that the re-
port be definitely denied. Malarial fever
is prevalent, but it always yields to quin-
inc treatment in the course of four or i've
days. s.The fact that immunes in the regi-
ment have had this fever as freely as the
other men, shows that the illness is not
yellow jack.
The cavalry are most anxious to pro-
ceed to Porto Rico, but will be obliged to
remain here until the Spanish prisoners
of war have been transported to Spain,
which, it is believed will have been ac-
complished before the next month is we'll
advanced.
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WHEN HID GIVES THE WORD.
The limo When Watson's Squadron
Will Sail.

Washington, July "a. The only large
naval opration in sight is the menace to
Spain which is to be.carried on under the
direction of Commodore Watson. The
English and European newspapers have
devoted q great deal of attention to this
mission of Commodore Watson's squad
ron, and there have been assertions made
that, in view of the attitude of foreign
powers, Watson's fleet might never SAIL
Secretary Long said today, however, ex-
plicitly. after he and the members of the
naval war board had been at the White
House in conference with the President
for nearly two hours. that the navy had
practically finished it's work for the pres
ent, with the exception of the sailing of
the squadron of Commodore Watson
Careful inquiry at the navy department.
shows that there has not been any modi-
fication whatever of the orders of Commo-
dore Watson and his squadron for this
mission, and, as Secretary Long said to-
day, the squadron will go to Spain
"when the President sees fit a'a
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RED CROSS WORK AT SANTIAGO

Santiago, July %, via Kingston, Ja-
maica, July 24-9.3 80 p. m.-The distri-
button of relief from the Red Cross
steamer State of Texas is progressing fav-
orabiy. Amply storage room has been
provided free of charge.
Eight hundred rations were distributed
yesterday and enough has been given to-
day to relieve immediate wants. The soup
kitchen established .sby the German con-
sul and another and supported by yolun-
tary local contributions until the provis-
ions in Santiago became so scarce that
only two very insufficient distributions
occurred weekly, has been taken in hand
by the Red Cross agents and amply sup
Piled with food, which will be continued.
The stevedores who are working On the
cargoes are paid in rations. The greatest
necessities of the poor for food have been
already relieved. Of the finer groceries,
oatmeal, milk and canned goods, in pos
session OF the Red Cross agent, DR.. Ell
we'll says nine-tenths have been delivered
to the soldiers and the military hopsitals.
Loads OF Red Cross provisions are deliv-
ereo daily to the soldiers. The State of
Ie1as brought principally corn meal,
1our' rice, beans, lard and bacon. She
Is no longer under charter to the Red
Cross society and has returned to the
United States.
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LIFE IN Havana.
Theatres, Churches, and Soup
Kitchens Crowded.

Havana, July 23.-After several days
OF continuous rainfall the whole island
is again experiencing the over.powering
effects of the tropical sun, which ener-
Yates even the strongest persons and
causes the spread of yellow fever, small
pox, dysentery and other diseases COM
mon to the rainy season.
Havana's people are now accustomed to
the effects of the American blockade and
are tired of watching the movements Of
the block aiding feet which previously
formed one of their chief distractions,
and now the parks are again frequented
by the inhabitants and the various places
of amusement are filling up. At most
of the theatres patriotic plays are pre-
sented, containing references to the war
with the United States, the illusions to
the conflict invariably calling forth ap.
plause from both men and women.
At the Great Tacon theatre the produ O.
tion of La Dame aux Camelias" and
"Margaretta Of Buronau" by company
whose leading lady is Sonora Luisa
Martines Casado, Cuban woman of
great beauty, is drawing large audiences
from the best classes of society.
The attendance of ladies at the church
es, notably those of San Felipe and Santo
Domingo, is very large, and many ele-
CANT and rich toilettes are to be. seen on
Sundays ON Obispo street exciting the
admiration of str angers visiting the capi.
| tai.
| General PARA do, the second in COM
mand in Cuba, recently gave breakfast
In honor of the Russian army and navy
officers, Col j. De Gilinsky and Lieut..
Ponkoiomff and the Swedish artillery
captain, George Bondz, who came to
Cuba to join the Spanish army for the
purpose Of studying the war. These off,
GERS attract much attention wherever
they appear, owing to their height and
their handsome uniforms and the decora.
tions they wear.
The last rain has been of great benefit
to the cultivated lands in this vicinity.
| The free kitchens for the poor estab.
lished in Havana, the number of which
is being steadily increased, feed thous-
ands of destitute persons, and more than
ever before are shown the Charitable SEN
timents of city whose generosity has al.
ways been proverbial.
The commercial establishments of the
city are continually making donations fol
this work and the government of Captain
General Blanco has sanctioned the expen.
d1ture of large sums of money to relieve
the prevailing distress.
The insurgents are reduced to the ut
most in the provinces Of Santa Clara,
Matanzas, Havana and Pinar del Rio
where the railroad trains are moving al
in normal times, and give very little
proof of their existence.