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CRUSHES W out Return $60 2. ASTORIA, OREGON. THURSDAY, Jl'ME , 100;,. Returning to Sixth avenus we Um Baltimore, June 8. William Andrew Dr. ASTORIA AND Santil-Pe- Nellie Smith Vernon ' COLUMBIA Astorian and his drew rein in a sailor whose tongue and tonsils were Scott's pi Capsules Morning president party niTSICIAN AND SURGKON. RAILROAD. removed at the In RIVER Eitablishcd 173. front of the Blethen mansion expecting recently city hospital A CUKE WaTfllltOlD POSITIVE ' to have a. word with the editor but an prton for cancer, ran still talk Office phone Main 1441, f lb HlMttUftWl 1Mmw4 Even u of the was clip unfortunately the editor works Sunday portion larynx KUiMpa, Ha oar Residence phone Main 1443, UtAVI PORTI.ANU AHItlVI ' itorM S:30 tnT:Stv--n- d thus oft. A small hole was left In th anloilr sai kraut evenlruts from Ut led avtiiif ireiM Of ' "' - Office Over Griffin's Book Store. 'i 'in r 'VI the to once move greet the thiont above the larynx so tltt 4Jnri ix- a1 'nii opportunity . just ar auut . ;t lM . J I K t bw Ismwl,(m4 00a ml Portland I' ii mil Ihumi fII io as under circum- '....ill the patient could breathe. While the iff. Atao'uitlT awmWM, and I t president extraordinary itiM fcr oniciMs. flit Toupsi ForA.torU way OMsat stances, " phyKians were renewing the dressing, 1 W, ar fcr aiU, SMtfais. ' ARTURIA presl-dent- 's them i.W,au,. Thus the only blot upon the the patient surprised by speaking TNI UlTU-NNi- l C. J. Trenchard 10, TWTaT rortland sad tour described tn terms. Malthoid Indistinctly. He continues to talk when vanea Commission and Pr Wy Fent 00 feeling Roofing. HunwTMa, Insurance, Shipping, OUpui Pylute WWtM by mail, per year ,.6 4M Sadly, probably with tears in his eyes. Fire Will ecr the dressing Is removed but the Sold by Chaa. Rogers, Commercial Agent Wells, Fargo and Pacifta Beat br month..... 50c resisting. , mail, per ...... President Roosevelt turned away from doctors say he will die within a year ow street, Astoria, Oregon, Express Companies. Customs SKAMba Ul VIM ION all Served by carrier, per mouth..... 60c the empty house. After all the miles thoroughly protect ing tc th spread ot the ctmceroiis at House Broker. WarrauluiT," II I M of the buildings covered with fecllon. sai Nrl, rr ms of tedious travel, the plaudits ASK THE AGENT FOR P I lUminimil suit A.mrla l4aa people-- that thrilled but could not en- it. A better roof- IS a w iWilda Mr Warraiium," li Wp' si yiaval. Ilaniatiud, run f an p 6ent by mail, per year. In advance $1 00 tirely satisfy his heart, after all these ing for less cost than "flsnt safe to be a day without l)r Thomas' Kclectile Oil In the house to 'be denied an ul handclasp any other TICKETS Dr. T. L. Ball roofing Never can tell what moment n aoel Suaday aaly. The Astorian guarantees to tts ad- with him who daily violates the laws made. vu Quickly kid dent Is Ki"ig to happen. DBNT'JT All trains make daee oontvactlons at vertisers the circulation ot any of punctuation In the Seattle Times-Hav- e Ooble with Paolfto largest and lasts for tit Commercial Astoria Ore, all Northern trains on the Columbia we no historical with years. street, to and from the Haat and Round newspaper published painter for 1 one " S4 hM. Only remedy In the world that J. C. MA ' Hiver. ; ' ense to the possibilities TO, enough grasp I The Paraffins Paint Co. will at once stop Itchiness of the skin In Oeu'l Freight and laas. Agent - of such a subject "Roosevelt weeping v f 1 S Francisco, Suit any par of the body; Ponn's ointment C, W. Barr Dentist It, ;' H 1 'II 'I li I H before the empty Blethen mansion." .U 50 cents. V Mansetl THE ASTORIAN PUBLISHING CO.. Portland. Lot Angela any drug store, Building. end btnvtr. Colons'. SS Commercial street, Astoria, Ore. RKDUCKO SUMMEIl KXCUR8I0N COX) HELPS THOSB- - Mother lose their dread for "that TELEPHONIC RKD 041. RATK8. JOVRNAI.ISTIC AMENITIES. Vey terrible second summer" when the fThat there will be a prompt and ade have Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Few cities have had such tun out ot quate response to thecry for help that Strawberry In the house. Nature O Th tensor A Rio Orande popularly NOTICE OF ... OSTE PATHY thepresident's visit na have Seattle and goes up from the desolated cities in the DISSOLUTION. specific for bowel compbtlms of every known a the "8cnl Line of the " ' Tacoma. Eefore Roosevelt came they flood districts cannot be doubted. So sort. : t i ;' t DR. RH0DA C. HICKS World' baa; anuounted greatly raduned To Whom It May Concern Notice Is ..TO.. fought and squabbled like cats, unluck- far as sympathy and pecuniary aid Manittll Illdg. 673 Commercial St roun.ltrlp ratea from Paclilo coast hereby given that the FADE YOUNG AGAIN. IMilnla not like cats re- lost copartnership SPOKANE. ST. PAUL. DULUTH, t for the benefit ot teachers who ily the Kilkenny that may' suffice for those who have heretofore rimne Black IM8 . Astoria Ore. existing between the under- MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO AND will spend their Vacation In the east, lieved the world of their presence by friends and home they will be provided signed P. S. Kenney and C. A. Ma. "One of Dr. Kings New Life Tills ALL POINTS EAST. and of delegates to all the prominent rubbling one another up. Now that for. So much Is only a matter of cer thena, la this day dissolved by mutual each night for two nights has put me eonvntuM-- N. K. A., at Boston; A. the president has gone, the bitterness of tainty, for the American people, who consent. The business sa- TIUIINM OAIL.Y COOK of the Star in my "teens" again Wrl es P. H. Tur PRAELJ& 0. U. W at 8t. Paul; B. P. O, B., at conflict has become their to assist the loon will be merely personal, open purses freely continued by P. S. Kenney ner of Pempseytown, Fa. They're the 2 TRANSFER COMPANY. Pnntlmare; Woodmen of Aowrlva at in the source ot wno will all PAHT.TIME U and to public a great starving Hindoo or the oppressed Rus ay debt owing by the best In the world for liver, stomach and c New Palace Telephone diarmiKills; Eagles at Nw York; Myst-I- amusement. will behind-han- d firm, and to whom all bills to Equipment Throughout m, sian Jew, not be owing the bowels. Purely vegltable. Never Hhrine at Saratoga Springs; K, firm must be Dated and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Sammy Perkins, the publisher of the where their own kin is concerned. It paid. this !3d day gripe. Only 2 cents at Charles Rogers DRAYING AND EXPRESSING of V. at Louisville, and T. P. A. at In of May, 190J. Buffet. Smoking Library Cart. Taeoma has been accused is however. In the practlcaV sym-- J store. Ledger, by not, ' drug All goods shipped to nr oar dlanapolls. Tickets at reduced rates black-typ- e P. S. KENNEY, tn double column editorials pathy of outsiders that the brightest the Cascad Will receive apeolal attantum. will he based open one fare for the C. A. MATHEXA. Daylight Trip Through No Ml Dates W. X COOK. in black-typ- e editorials is be ; Bt Mgr. round but will be sold on double columns result of the devastation to found quick Arrest. and Rocky Mountains. trip only the over the pages of the Seattle Times, but rather In the wonderful recuperat- certain days, These tickets will carry Can't be In perfect health without was of Intruded without Invitation ive of the have un J. A. Gulledgo, of Verbena, Ala., topovr privileges on the going trip, having power people that pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters For Full Particulars, Rate. Folders, twice In the hospital from a severe RELIANCK Ulvlng passengers an opportunity to vis upon the presidential party in Seattle. dergone such a terrible calamity. make blood. Tones Call on or Address pur and Invig case of Biles causing 24 tumors. After Etc., It Salt Lake City. Olcnwood Sammy comes back by calling Blethen Among them there Is no whining for orates the whole Springs, system. doctors and all remedies falled.Mucklln Colorado Springs and Denver; and will a gibbering egoist, and declaring his help; they help themselves. Before Electrical Works Arnica Salve quickly arrested furthT J. W. PHALON, II. DICKSON. be good to return any time within M sheet to be conducted the "longest the waters measures are by fall, already NORTHERN inamatlon and cured him. It conquers Trav. Pass. Agt City Ticket Agt 420 BOND ST. days. Passengers going via the Denver leased liar In the world." under for of the PACIFIC We are way the repairing aches and kills pnin. 25 cents at Chus 123, Third Street, Portland. thoroughly prepared for & Rio Orande are given the privilege of to still fur- Then convulse the public damage they have caused. and while Ihe Time Card of Trains Rogers, druggist. making estimates and xecutlnf returning via a different routs, for ordara for all kinds of electrical ther. Colonel Dlethen writes as follows: ruins of the old home still smoulder PORTLAND. 611 First Avenue, Seattle, With. the rats to the point you wish to go. In the Times:" plans are drawn for the new one.- - Leaves Arrives TOP CAN SAVE MONEY. A. B. C. DENNI8TON. G. W. P. A. and and for dates of sale and other parti Sound Limited.
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