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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Scha.iuL. L.. -. " y =. =. tL ..

Schedule in effect May Is, 1885.
Lave washington from station corner Of New
Jersey ave. ard Z st.
For For Chicago and Northwest. vestibuled Limited
'' For c i1io 1i;2S g. am o,, 900 pm
press, III rs am Vestihuied Limited. $40 pm.
am. and $50 pm,
For Colutahus, Toledo and Detroit. 11:s5 pm.
$40 and $3.50 pm.
,, por NeT Orleans, Memphis. Birmingham. Chat,
pm daily; sleeping through
For saiiin seo p week a. DAYS 500 e:ao .7o
x3;lo. MO, xs:oo. $50: 1870. xIOoo am.
s5sS' 1 r. 5ls p 20 zIiS ZOO s2 x4;so s5
1Io:oo 1i:i5. xll:5o pm. and xl2:oI night. sun
s a5 1 isS s xSs So g s 1893 .go S
1s Ecp h .ns l.:l5 1ll;59 Pm; al2:ol night
$50 pn r Sundays o d ana an $50 sm i2i' and
For Frederick week days 500 a m, IL :25 $50,
'; For Pa Hare sHnSays 80" i LII pm
For Boyd and way points, week days 500 IN
go. o:3c, 1:0o pm. Sundays. 900 ain, lis
. .EEoor oGalthershurg and way points. week days
pm Sundays. 900 am. l:i5. 4:SS, T:o5. 1o:1S
For Washington Junction and way points, 500
ah $50. $50 pm. week days. 300 am, 1:l5
ROYAL. BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
Al trains Illuminated with Iintsch light.
., For phiiiad.ephia New York Boston and the
Pm, 1:15 pm. tall Dining Cars, 300. sos din
ing Carr, 500 d2:o1 night: Sleeping Car open al
1000 o'clock. Sundays. :05, 900 am. u:15 Din
ing Car. 800, 5:o5 dining Carr, 500. 12:ol
night sleeping Car open 10 clock.
parlor Cars all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 am, 1905 noon, week
days
For Cape May, 12:o5 noou.
Except Sunday. xEXpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. orders left al
ticket offices, 6l9 Pennsylvania ave. NV, New
York ave. and 18th ST. and at depot.
VIM. NJ. GREENE. ID. b. MARTIN,
Gen. Mansger. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
v1s
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CHILDREN's PARTIES IN JAPAN.
American Young Folk Might Vote
Them Dull and Stupid.

rom 81 NlcDolas
The little girls. of course. enjoy playing
AZ scenes in real life, and initiate success
fully weddings. funerals, dinners of cere-
irony, visiting. etc. Like our little people,
they sometimes play DOCTOR" and they
can mimic pompousness and peculiarities
of all kinds. They have cnildren's parties,
too, for which the young lady of the house
sends invitations in her own name. Chill
dren, as well as grown persons, have seals,
and these Invitations are sealed with the
young lady's own seal in vermilion. The
parties are given in the afternoon, and the
guests begin to arrive about ) O'Clock,
sometimes accompanied ny servants. The
young hostess puts on her lacquered clogs
fastened with scarlet thongs in order to
receive her guests at the top of the steps.
where she bows very low to each, out does
rot shake hands. All are conducted to the
reception ROOM which Is usually in the
rear, overlooking the pretty garden, the
little clogs being first taken on on the
veranda.
Each wears a silk kimono with sleeves
touching the ground. a handsome obi.
woven in rich designs. is tied in a butter
fly bow, and CLEANS of scarlet or blue crepe
are seen in the elaborate chignons. The
girdles are gay, but the dresses quiet and
harmonious in color. The guests are ar
ranged according to well known rules of
precedence and etiquette, the place OF
honor being next to the raised dais at the
end of the room, and all sit with knees
bent under so as to rest the body on the
heels. The little hostess, aided by an elder
sister, or perhaps her mother. at once
serves her guests with refreshments, and
these consist of the invariable tea sliced
sponge cake and various sweet CONNECTIONS,
and are placed before each guest on lac
quer trays. or little wooden stands. about
four inches high Refreshments finished.
they begin to play at quiet little games.
always addressing each other with titles
of respect, never lapsing into noisy play.
"What a stupid old party" some little
American may exclaim. Perhaps you
would not think so IL You saw them. your
self unseen. and could understand what
they were saying. They play with spirit.
and have q sense of humor. quiet as they
seem.
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American s. Red Star Lines.
'NEW IORk-QU TOWN-SUUTHAMI'ToN
NEW lORk-SOUTHAMProN-A
The steamers performing these serv-
ices are either British or Belgian.
Every Wednesday and alternate Saturday at noon
kensinston- June Chester. ......... June %
Berlin. .JunE II southwark. June -
Noordland June Is westerniand. go. July 8
Frlesland. June 2-Beriin. July o
American Line.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISQUALIFICATION.
The steamers performing this serv-
ice are Belgian.
SALINE EVERY SATURDAY
Waesiand. June 4. D am Naesland July g. . pm
AhynIand- June IL. pm Highland. July l6 am
Belgeniand June IL. o an Belgenid.Jy- %, l2:3opm
PennlaGdJ June q. :3Dpn Pennland July 80, Scam
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORh OFFICE. BOWLING GREEN.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, 305 X 30T WALNUT ST
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 ST. NV or
Geo. W Nc Agent. 92I Penna. ave. my320d
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CHESAPEAKE AND uHlo RAILWAY.

|
THkOuGh The GhANDESr SCENERY OF
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS VESIlDULED
ELkI IkIC Lighted, STEAM HEATED
ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS
SlATlUN. SIXTH AND L STREETS.
schedule effect May /, 1898.
2:20 Pm. DAILY-Cincii.nati and ST. Louis Spe-
eial. Solid train for Cinciurati Pullman Sleepers
to Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, Indianapolis
and St Louis without change. Connects at Cow
ington, Va for Virginia Hct Springs daily. Parlor
Cars Cincinnati to Chicago.
1l:l0 PM DALY-F. L. V. Limited-Solid train
for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville without change. open for
reception of passengers at pm. Pullman Com
partment Ca, to Virginia Hot Springs, without
change. Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays. Oh
servation car Hinton to Cincinnati. Connection
daily. Sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago and ST. Louis.
2:20 PM DAILY-For Gordonsvlle, Charlottes-
Vile, Stanton. and for Richmond daily, except
Sunday.
1887 AM-DaIy except Sunday.-Parlor car
Washington to Richmond, and Richmond to Old
Point. Arrive Richmond: 2:45 p.m.-old Point,
$3.50 pm. Transfer ut RicEmcnd
Reservation and tickets Chesapeake and Ohio
ofhces. 6l3 and 14G1 Pennsylvania avenue. and at
the station. II. W. FULLER,
my3-3Od General Passenger Agent.
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLE CHANCE-wE HAVE THIS DAY RE,
ceived 80 hgh-grode bicycles. new and slightly
used offered at the greatest slaughtering prices
Of the year; '97 and '9s models. Before you pay
$50 and S75 come and see us. Single tubes nut
on. $l.oo. Bought outright. All kinds repairing
taken In and promptly attended to. Enameling
frames, $3.50. NEW YORK CYCLE CO., 43a
9th st. NV. my2O-icts
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WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND MT. YER
non RAILWAY.

FROM STATION, 1874 STREET AND PA AVE
In EFFECT NOVEMBER IA, 1897.
For Alexandria, week days, $3.50, 1905. 7:35 ex-.
500, S:35, SOD 1890, HOO, 1l:i5 AN; 1905
ex;. II 20 Els, 1:45, 2:o5 e1.. 2:40. 300 ex..
3:25, $3.50 ex:, 4iS ex. 800. 5:0o 30 ex. $40,
sos ex., $3.50. 1906 500. 800. 1000, 1l:20 IL so
Pm.
HIS AM; 1880 noon 12:45 1870, 2:l5 800,
S:45. 43o, Sis. 60, 645. $780, s:15. 9:Oo 1000.
II 20 PM
For Mt. Vernon week days $780, 500, 1000,
11:Vo An; l2:O5, lis. 2:05. 300. 5:5S 7:o6.
900 PM.
For Mt Vernon SUNDAYS, 7:45. 9:45 AN: 1900
noon. 2:15. 3:45. Gas, 900 PM
Fer Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge, week days
500. $50, 1O:Uc, Hoo AN; l2:Oo. l2:2o, lis.
2:g5. 300; 3:25. 4:l5. $50, sos. .:o6. 500 Pm.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge, Sundays.
1:45, S:45, 9:45. 1880, 11:l5 AN; 1900 noon.
l2:46. $780, 2;lo. $780, 3:45. 430. 5:15 500. 645.
7:3O. S:l5 I'm
Parcels carried ali trains. Baggage checked.
N.Y.
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RAILROADS.

TO THE kLONDIKE CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY. FROM BETHLEHEM, PA,
Or New York City-S25
To Vancouver Victoria. Seattle and Tacoma.
First cl"ss Steamship Accommodate lions to
Wrangle. Skagway, Dyea, Pyramid Harbor. Cor
responding low rates 10 Edmonton, Prince Albert
SAN FRANCIaCO, $50. II. McMCRTRIE, Agent,
Sd and Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa. and
203 E. German St. Baltimore, Md, or L. V. SKIN
NER. G. A. a53 Broadway. y. Y.
fe2l-u, wf-12tf
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THE PLIMHIMM0N, OCEAN CITY, ND, OPENS
JUNE ID, Newly decorated; all modern conven.
fences; electric Hight hot and cold baths haIl
reoms orchestral; finest bathing on Atlantic
coast; no malaria. Chattoianee spring water
served without extra charge. Write for book
let and terms. Mrs. z. T. SEREyE, IS T.
Franklin St. Baltimore mv2a-im
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CHIROPODISTS

Corns and Bunions Instantly Relieved.
Prof. Georges & Son,
111B Pa. ave Next to Raleigh Hotel Hours, 9 10 q.
ap2z4-H
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LADIES GOODS.
MEDICAL.

DIR. Leatherman,
Expert specialist In the cure Of all special d,s-
eases Of and women Consultation free
Hours, TO IL, 10 s.: Tues, Thurs and Sat
evenings. to s. coz y H. Closed on Supday
myfS-t TN
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SUMMER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Mountain View House

in Aleghanies. 5000 feet above sea level Near
Oakland and Deer Park. Excellent table; large,
airy rooms good beds: plenty shade and flowers:
home comforts; reasonable rates
JOHN A. LANTZ Prop, Aurora, W. Va je1 Inn
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PERSONS SUFFICIENTLY EDUCATED IN MED
icine, dentistry or law graduated Immediately On
proof or atflity also course by Correspondents or
In college. Lock Box 1885, Chicago. my3o-lot.
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N \ rRNrNsALS.

Proposals for fresh btct and fresh NUT,
ton. Once Chlcf Commlssary. Vancouver
Ratrayks, wash. April -. iNN Sealed
proposals, I'm trplcatc will bc received
here ana at oniccs ot Commlssarips az
following posts. ttor fresh hccg and fresh
mutton to be delivered at that post only)
until n O'Clock a. m. May ls, ISIS, then
opened, for furnishing and delivery oI the
fresh beef aud rrosh mutton called Tor
hy thc Nommlssary Bt post a. I've supplied
during six months commencing Wly I.
lVN 1olsc BARRACKS ana Fort sherman.
Idaho; Forts Nanhy. SPOKANE, Whla
NallJ. and Vancouver Barracks Washing.
ton. and pycA and SkagwaN. Alaska.
frvsh pr,t shah hr good In quality aud
condition. 100 for immediate u.r. aud
from forc and hind quarter meats pro-.
poruopUy. Including all best cuts thtrc.
ot Fresh mutton shalt bc ot good ut
and marketable quality. rrom wrjbyrs
over one ana under three years old Rect
and mutton TO bc dressed and trimmed
and delivered n bulk az prys,tihrd in
circular ot instructions Proposals viii
De also rcyv,yvj stating prize at which
bidder will deliver trcsh beef oy mutton
og character above stated. and TO De de.
lNcrcd 90 temperature not greater than
20 degrees Ehrnhrlt. Goyrrumrn, rr.
serves r.Ehi Go rrlrvt tho whole or ans
PAR, ot any or all bids Information cur.
nlshcj hcr,. or 10y CommlsSlry at the
several posts Envelopes containing pro.
p0sals should bv marked Proposals Tor
Frrsh Reef cor Muttom at --" ana
addressed TO undersigned or Commissary
az pos, 90 be supplied Jas. y. Allison.
Capt. e. s
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ban republic. is simply a most pIcurs0ee
exhibition Of political nnacy, and II has
relieved the Unljcd states from all COM
ncction with the cuban Jun,a In dealms
with spain tor the surrender OF cuba 10
sclf.govrnmcnt
Tho declaration VI Mr RuNens clearly
teaches that the cuban JunJa has no cop-
,eptou Of the broad, patriotic and heroic
attitude assumed by the government or
The Uuitcd states In behalt Of the cuban
people. The prcsi0tr, has planted his
administration upon ,hc independence o.,
cuba as am Inevitable solution ot Jhr
urcscn, spanish dispute and with that
atttua, everN sIn,trr arl mIclugcnt
friend " cuba should De more than con-
tent With cuban Independence, secured.
,ht cause f,r which tsc .usurScn,s have
been battling In h,roi, sacrifice Tor three
Years, would De absolutely accomplished.
This country docs uo, want Cuha, on
that point there is no misunderstanding
ot the public sentiment ~ the country M
the purposes OF ,hs administration. our
mission is 10 rescue a people whose sacri-
6ccs are incalculable from the murierous
war of spain. to halt the 6enjish war
policy Of spain by feeding ,he hungry
and TO assure stable popular government
on the island II Mr., Rubens speaks for
the cuban Jun,a. !, MUS, be eviden, 10
an that mex, 20 spanish brutality. cuban
un,s lmbecili,y would be ,ht worst GOV
ernmen, Cuba coun have. and our gov
erment would fAn in the completeness
Of its duty IL ia SECURED the Independence 7
ot Cuba and then permitted tt to Be ruled I
in anarchy.
The ars, wan, %. ,he cuban people I
is Cuban independents ana that viii be
sained Tor them by this COUNTRY supple
nen,inS their sero.s s;russlr Tor froc3om.
When their ,recsom shah aays eesn At
.ained as soon 8, must our sovnmen,
would gladly suppau any conservative .
stable sovamsa, tss people Of cuba [
nav establish: bu, ts.rs mus, 6s Jaw
cler and projection 90 properly in cubs.
-he,her it shan Ss ruled by spain or DIV
he Cuban people This. and this ouly
,ae aim %: our government and the
uty wn De- performed regardless Of
,rsa,s from either spain or the cuban
aa,a
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PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE ACROSS
NuCNG'S BAY.
n e. THOMPSON.
County Treasurer

Notice is hereby given that sealed plans
NnFyiHyaiious strain diagrams and bids
Viii ur rrcvNyd hy the county court ol
ihe state 90 Oregon, fur Claiuup county
un MONDAY April Is iNc. az u O'Clock
a. m Tor he eu.idiug erection and con-
struciIou W a draw bfidEc and pile trrstIo
approaches ACROSS Nouuss uay. Ia clgt.
r"N N"ahN. hf,sun, according 20 slch
I.". rI.. ."'a'."us and diaEramn
hg.t.. IH Hr iHtattl ht a point in thr
e,uiur uf Ffh .trvrt. iu the city on As.
tur.a go fhr intersection of The shorv
lNy u, h.HHA lay ITO a point across
loHne Raw where thc west llpr 90 srV-
iua township , north ranEc $ west
laars Bay. distance 90 about stU
rrIss to hs a sfccl swinging drawbridgc
Wtih # ' l. la og 90 foot opyu.nes
lr.,.l S..trs s1i pile trusiir approaches
Zach t.tlrr shall deposit With hs bid.
cash rr -rf'I.". .hrtk payable 60 tho
Urirr 10 ttr county clerk o. the amalut
~ u r~g cent ot hls bid. which SHAH BE-
'urfrftga to thr county % Clatrol. lu ease
lhr award ls made Co him and d. fails.
rts.rcts. or ry'utts. for "a pfriod og tvo
tays after sall award BE- made TO eater
into cuuiuc' ANS tlc a bond In the man.
u,r required by and ta thc saUsta Iidu
20 the county cn-rt
Payments io ur made IN foar annual
pay uruts from The collection ~ tkr
special TAX 20 l1 mills levied upon an
lssrssahlr rr'psr'y in tlauap toauty
or,Eun. fof me construction 90 briIee-
ard highways Co connect the City uf A..
turia with The county binE ur.t uf
loung's Ray. tri pay ymrnt uiU h- 'aate
uro1 completion ans ar rptau.r 1' ihr
work
The r.gh, is hereby reserved 90 rvtrc;
any and an bids
Hy order % the r1laty cammlaa.0rrfr
2. ! nlNoAR
CouuN clerk
March =. IS&
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, Rorutadt Thorh,ornscn Nor afr As,
tons china.
/ Guif stream MeiSennon pr bk isS
tons. London.
Rraemar. Porter Rr str. sSie tona
uong Kong,
N"s'lo N'VA' Johos' ht pV' hN' 'ohH
HiogN
| ClaVerion, kclway, Rr sh, l,t6s tons
Yokohama.
| Mount Tabor, JAiteeon, br str, l,Se
tons Yokohama.
Lombard, Raison, br str, LSN tons,
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Our
Special Transportation
Offer

l. the bcs, HoS boldrp the public
Scnd ssr free copy @, The Alaska NcWs
aud Also for our special oncr. inauiins
.rtHrporsuaa fo lhc klondikr and food
'Nr ono year for stH h.mdrv,i do.isrs
rhis vii ln,crc-, you u yog Intend so
sag; u not our stock o1rr should iatrr
O., you. and YOU should be.ooue one OF
our sfsckhSdcr~
A limited Amourt ot stock has Jus,
hcyn Assigned 20 the western agency FOR
sac At 81 per- sharv 4 man or woman
y small means has ihe aAns opporiuni,y
as r4ch porSoD II yca canac, so 10
AaskA notAlAg should prrvrn, you beins
proatatSo sharrhotd~r
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THE TICKET

The tcSot nominated at yesterdays coa-
ventlon nec3s no introduc,ion 10 the ~
publicans Of Cla,sop county. Every man
on ), is true and tried republican. ana
no, one Of them is open 10 the >,.sate<t
suspicion as TO his Fidelity 90 tss cause
Of sound money.
Perhaps never in ,As history Of oresoa
has political oonven,ioa n,e, and carried
on the real work Tor which &, was called
together With less friction or more senu-
ne SOD teelins. From the able and
worthy head Of the ticket to the las, name
mentioned, it represents the spontaneous
choice or the best republicans in oregon.
As a matter Of course. each section OF
the state had It's tavOrite son whom it|
wished to see honOred. As was proper
and naturally to be expected. the various
county delegations as they assembled
came preparea to support the claims of
some one or more candidates previously
though, Of and agreed TO. But ii was a
convention thoroughly un,rammelea aad
unmanlpula,ed by any combination or
faction, There was no slate: there were
no trades; there was no scheuins, there
was no traaic.pg; no wire pulling. ANY
good republican in the state misht have
beea candidate and had an equal rsh,
and show with any other before The coa-
venSioa.
There were no Sosses-it can hardly be
sAid that there were any leaders Their
was NJ pushing. no josl.nS, From ,ae
moment Of It's permanent orranazluo7 90
TIE end of It's lsnors spirit Of thorough .
dienly and courtesy surp-.s.us a-d Ole +
most unprecedented in an assembly o. iss .
character. prevailed a NOR orderly.
deeorous aad sood natured gathering o.,
American citizens was never witnessed
upon any occasion.
/, was good To De ,serc. q, mads a
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Because by a little sharp practice Port
land got the hest Of US In the matter ot
headquarters for the naval reserve. tha,
Is no reason why Asioriaus should lose
their patriotism. II there is a port on
The north Pacific coas, tha, needs naval
militia as an auxiliary 10 the national
forces, it is Astoria. There is every rea-
son which should urge US to complete
our organization and fam into line immet'-
ateS with those who want to see oregon
take the lead for state and national pro-
lection, Le, the leaders having this mat
ter in charge push it--the people are anx-
icus 70 see ii accomplished,
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If a woman is la c,,3 health tsers IS
30 more htarhrl .-r1yms1, th4u
hoU>evo-k Generally speaking. thare is
$50 happier V1@a- .7 rfe world Bat
how l.fersa; when every breath IS pain.
every s.eQ torture Th.> state 5t hr4lth
Ia nine eases OUT % Ten comes from de-
rauceuec-s 90 ths tsH.4,.. feminine or
Eass ~ Sfrs-at.1a T-s family 81l,og
inquiries -rst earr-1l1c these He most
usu4I,y insists up7n an ..xau.nlt.ln. "
From this The matas, Woman naturally
sa-uks So is -csl EHcn; .n very
unusual cases ~ female V.ak1ess~ sx-
AmirariarS are unnecessary u- P.-rra's
Favarts Prescription is D. simple. 0a;-
--al REMEDY f.r lh.>. .~ I- cures
safely permanently.
Sen. 81 nue-asrt stamps ts ..v.- cost
20 mailing only and receive .-., copy
ot D- P.graa Ms4.al Alv.~r Address
Worlds Dsp.->4y Ne. A--1.at.1o
BEEala. y y.
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Az ANrARcr1c ENPEpIrIoN.


!; Is rumored IN official circles that tht
government c0ntemplates sending an ex-
pedition 10 the Antarctic Circle during the
ensuing year, This. iJ IS Said. will coui-
prise eminent navigators. geoEraphers
naturalists and astronomers Who viU ex-
plore that comparatively unknown ter
ritory. There can be i,tle doubt that dis
coveres will be made of the utmost i'm
Portance 90 science. However useful these
may ~. they can never exceed the value
from a Ph.lanthropic poin; ~ view. o,
that discovery - frauEh; with benefit %
the human race--HoSjeJter's stomach Bit
iers. This truly es,imablt medicine. dis
covered nearly half a century ago. has
achieved d reputation Tor curative and
preventive teicacy % cases % inorganic
3isea>, which has never had a parallel In
the History ~ medicine % aa~es and pre-
vents malaria. ch-o-i, dyspepsia aIraus-
ness. rheumatism kidney and bI4dds-
complaints and nervous ailments Use It
steadily. no, ty sts a15 starts
In Hungary there an, thousands a. Wiz
5Ce> ana hundreds of s-aH towns with
rsrr a fnraH~ uelrHHr r..r miles
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Operates i,' ua.na on The 'amous bloeH
systsm.
Lshs i,' traia, D, slsg,ri,ly ,hrsass.
out.
Csc ths celebrated rl-ctrlt berth rsAd.
ma lamp
Runs spirhdily equipped passenger
'raina evSJ day and niEh, brt~csn
st. Paul and chicago. tho
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE a 1T PAUL
AIso operates sts. io-hea ci yea,tbuled
traina caFryiag tHs lales, private com
partmvat cars. Library burs, ztnokinE
cArr, an paiaes drawing room sleepsru
Fariof cSra 'rrs frclni.g .hair rars ana
N, VIZ 10 iirlns car s,ryics.
For lo~cs. raios 30 sny i.uln, In IN.
un.t~d states of C1rada. app,y 10
uekes agent % address
& J EDDY General AG,aL
J " CASEY. T T. A.
Portland OrSrsA
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Our Passenger
aud Freight Service on the
Yukon River

VIII BE- the bsst rns handling Of m,f,
chants tretgh, mAde a specially. We ar,
he only company uat guarantees prompt
dclNcp al Dawson CRY We gaArAatcs
yoa ycAr'' supply Of food and sAs,
and speedy arrival
11,o To.d 10 there
You stand guily a. much chance as any
other pCrson. 10 you NaHt 70 ~ one OF
our nut' II -, write a, oacs. securing
passage ard berth
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-15

The entering Wedge ~ fatal complaint
Il often a slight cold. which q dose or two
% Ayers Cherry Pastoral might have
cured nt the commencement Therefor,
Il be advisable % have this prompt ano
sure remedy always Al hand to meet an
emergency.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-15

That the blood should perform iis Vita
functions u h absolutely necessary Il
should not only be pure but rich in life
giving elements These results are bas,
effected by the use Of that Fell-known
standard blood purifier. Ayers 5arsa-
pBrillA
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-15

The Weekly Astorisn, the second oldest
weekly In the state OF oresOn, has, next
20 the Portland oregonian, the largest
weekly circulation In the state
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-15

] Was reading an advertisement o!
ChAmberlain's Cole. cholera and Dinr-
rhDsa Remedy In the worchester Enter
prise recently which leads me 10 write
,his. can trIthfully say never USED
any remedy equal 10 it for collie and
alarrhcoa. ] have never had 10 use more
than one or two doses TO cure the worst
case with myself or children.-w. A
strout, Popomoke City, Nd For sale by
Charles Rogers, druggist
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-15
MARINE NOTES
so Years of Cures.

The Japan,Ss bark rsnkio M4ru sails
this morning.
The Harrison ,ctt out tag rdamo's
yesterday morning
The National Ciy, f1r Naides lantrg
sailed Yesterday uorning.
The Ralph J. Long nut 90 sea yesterday
with Is,Na Gee; of lumber for BIeh>
IAn3.nc.
The steam schooner Pasadena arrived
.u from Seattle yesterday 1nd pr'cr-iai
Up 90 Portland
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-15

The Astorian guarantees to its adver'
tisers the largest circulation OF any news
paper published on the Columbia river,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-15

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cation should be directed to the editor,
Business communications OF all kinds and
remittanecs must be addressed 20 The
Astorian,"