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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-11-03

paid into the county treasury five dol
lars as fine of Thos Geelan. and has
never paid the balance vi $12.2O INTO
the county treasury. On May oath. the
commissioners allowed lin his bill OF
justice fees of SO go, and on July 9th,
1881, he drew The same from the county
treasury. Will the county board at
some future time order a false entry
made on the books to square up this
$12.20, or can Mr.. Shore come forward
and swear ilI.5 the records are wrong
and that humiston has paid it.
Herewith appears the affidavit of the
county treasurer that only the $500 has
been paid.
State of Minnesota, Mobiles county
IS. II. G. Shepard, being first duly
sworn, dcposes and says that he is
county treasurer Of Mobiles county,
Minnesota; and that II. ID. Hutniston
has never paid more than five dollars
into the county treasury Oh account OF
the fine and costs in the Case IF the state
OF Minnesota VS.. Thos. GeelaD.
Il. &. SHEPARD,
Go. Treasurer.
Subscribed and SWORN to before me-
this 31st day of October, 1881.
L. $. THOs. II. PARSONS,
Notary Public.
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THiTCLERK HIRE.

Below We publish an extract from
the law in relation to allowance to the
county Auditor for clerk hire, page 143,
sec. Ia, Statutes of Minnesota: I'm
all counties where the valuation of tax
able property exceeds one million dol
lars, the County Auditor snal! be al
lowed for clerk hire one. fifth of one
mill on each dollar of the amount Of
taxable property"
We were iu error in our statement i'll
the supplement of last week that the
percentage only applied to the excess
over a million. Our readers will see bv
the above extract from Il he laws that it
(applies to each dollars valuation OF
taxable property. which for the year
1879. as made up by James Walker, Co:
Auditor, amounts to one million and
|Jwenty-onp Thousand and seventy four
ii liars. Mills salary for 1856 was
based on thu valuation of the proceed
ing year. His allowance for clerk hire
amounted to $2O2. p
This latter amount is rot payable to
him. It can only be drawn by persons
who have actually served AS Jerk, ear:'-
ing the amount claimed, and on their
sworn affidavit that they have done so.
In the case Of Walkers shortage. the
board allowed $2S5 t." Walker and not
to any clerk, to offset the amount lie
had OverdraWn.
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The stringers, not having any loads to
carry, did break, and the bridge must
lie built over. Another bridge across
! Jack Creek was built under the super
vision OF MIR. Bloom, commissioner, at
the place of Nelson Gordon, although
there was "a bridge leading across the
Same stream, only one mile below, at
the place Of MIR. Hesselroth. At the
time the bridge was built, the Hessel-
roth bridge had been taken away by
high water. The plaaks aud most of
the tlmbers were saved by Mr.. Hessel.
roth. MIR. Bloom might have saved
money to the people by using the lum-
Der if building the new bridge at ALL
of the old bridge. about 500 to $3.50,
but failed to do so. The bridge was
built Of new material and the people
did pay for the same. But it is not
saving. 1t is Il loss of the whole a.
mount. They should have replaced the
Hcsselroth bridge, which is on the
county road from Graham Lakes to
Jersey, as well as on the main travelled
road from Graham Lakes to Worthing-
ton, and only one mile east of the new
bridge, which is on a private road. only
laid ont to the section corners of 81, %,
p and % in the town ct Hersey, and
obstructed there by Elk Creek. The
read was laid ont but never opened.
The Board of Supervisors Of Hersey are
wiser. They did not grant to build Il
bridge across the creek until the road
was opened and needed. Was then the
building of the bridge at Jack Greek
really necessary? I say no, because, if
so. the bridge was built over 4 year ago
and not a team past over it yet, and the
worst of all is the bridge is set out of
its place. by high water. and is not pass
able. Now does any one hold that any
economy was exercised by the Hon.
Board us this one instance shows, not
speaking If more. A TAXPAYER.
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THE LINDERlfAN BRIDGE.


Fred Bloom having had the lneanness
to attempt to throw the responsibility OF
the Li'nIernan bridge on Auditor
Mills, we publish the following from
the records fixing the responsibility on
Bloom:
In the Comfy Commissioners Record
on page POI is the following:
Auditors Office, Sept. p, 1881.
The County commissioners met a.
per adjournment. All the members
|presenL.
Records of last meeting read and AZ
proved.
The petition of r. b. Linderman and
others was received asking for !. bridge
|acrosS Jack Greek in the town of Sew.
Granted. Commissioner Bloom was
directed to furnish plans and specified.
tions also to inspect and approve the
work when complete and report there
on t" the county Auditor.
The county Auditor was directed t.
advertise for proposals and to contract
for the builuing Of said bridge t" the
lowest responsible bidder also to draw
on the road and bridge fund for the a.
mount due on the receipt 1T tile report
of Commissioner BLOOM that the corh
~d$ properly contpL ted according to con-
|trt,ct.
Minutes read.:'ud approved Ivy order
Ut the County Board Of commissioners
JAM 4. 1881
Attest: L. :. Mills. Co. Auditor.
+. BLOOM. Chairman.
STATE or MINNESOTA
- COUNTY or MOBILES, (
Personally appeared before me, the
undersigned. Il Notary Public for til;
county Of Mobiles. State of Minnesota
t.. +. Pope. to me well known. and up
on oath says that he is resident o.
Worti.ington in aforesaid comfy an(
that he has carefully compared the fore
going with tile entry in the Count,
commissioners Record. page 291, per
tanning to the Li,Ilernan Bridge, an(
that the same is u correct and complete
copy thereof and that the record is clear
and shows no marks of prasures Of
changes. and Furthermore he does this
without the knowledge or consent OF
f. s. Mills, County Auditor.
! e. r. PORE.
| Sworn and subscribed to before me-
this Goth day Of Oct. 1851.
IT,. ST. GEO. y. MOORE,
Notary Public.
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WHERE DID THE MONEY 60.

WHERE DID THE MONEY 90?
EDITOR ADVANCE: Since the organ.
;zation Of Mobiles county, taxes have
been levied every year sufficient to meet
the expenses. They have generally been
paid. and the penalty on Delinquent
taxes added foot s up to quite al, amount.
Allow $1,000 per year for unpaid and
related taxes, and we have SlO,OtO.
The bonded illtlebtt dness is 81. l75
What was done with tire 7.175? Al
low s.. It's to pay for liquor pr''secu-
tiOns. and there is still $4,000 IT, be
account ted f.r Where has ii gone? Has
lIn,nist"n or Thompson got it? or has
it been sQuanderetl to buy votes? L
honestly believe an expert 1T the b",ks
would uncover Il shortage Of fully So
600, and perhaps more. There in son
thing for the people tN look into and
investigate. Some 'nen are very slick
with the pen AMI 1T figures. and rxI.e,t
at covering up steals. SO that people Are
fooled into the H'lief that they are *.
ira good and honest M"kke+l*,s. It
would pay Mobiles county t" hire ;sn"x
M.rt to CONF. her" and examine the
books Of the county, just t" fin! ont
how much money has been stolen and
who are the thieves. INDEPENDENT.
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ANOTHER BRIDGE.
HERsEY, Num-. OCT. IS

1IEIISE1, NEIVH.. OCC .. IOC1'
EDITOR ADVANCE:-Hearin so
much praise Of the Honorable C;ndi.
dates for County Offices. and especially
If the pr sent county loard, it seems
to me as !. taxpayer. that the people OF
this county should not take this all as
fully granted. Let us sea how econom-
ically the Hon. Board did build bridges
in my vicinity. Three years ago there
was bridge built by aid Of the county
across Elk Greek, near me. I. at the
time Of ernst rilctiom. complained; that
{ = stringers were not strong enough,
which pre<n,rp' ion now proves true.
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HOW MI. HUMIS7'ON DOES BUSINESS
as Il JUSTICE.

HOW MI. HUMIS7ON DOES BUSINESS
! as Il JUSTICE.
Since We began collating the records.
the following has been handed us for
publication. 1t is only one more in the
long list Of items showing the most in-
competent business methods, or the
most positive dishonesty:
/ From Justicr's Docket. page SO:
/ State "f Minnesota vs.. John Fay.
john Grace. Joseph Murphy. Ttms.
Fov, Geo. Sla.le. 1m's. (;eelan and 9th.
ers, IN justice court before Fl. d. Hum.
iston. March 18th. 1881. Thos. Geelan.
one of the said defendants, paid his fine
Of five dollars. and costs amounting to
twelve and 2O.lOO dollars. total $17.20,
~ d said Ge+lam WAS tlMreupo'' dis
charged. ~. - -
March 2lst. 1881, II. D. Humiston
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Mr.. B..,nett has never received u
NnusiVn. vet he WAS three times wound
~. had some Of his te-ti, k,"cked on!
l,y !, rebel Sabre. suffered for months
in IL rebel PRISON. anu is still suffering
from as.h,nnlic aid rlt.uil;,lic Difficult
ties csntr,vtttt turin: tle war. 1t the
lrupit. nt this cu,,ItV care to rtWaN;
.a!Iaut service. Tor the country. here is
one opportunity.
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for rt-tltction t. office, he is no longer
Impartial aud ought /" go out. Mr..
Bloom, Mr.. Crosby and h'r. Chadwick
lave all done this. Good Republicans
us they claim themselves to be, they
have all USED their official positions 10
favor il leading Democra, and they
should be rejected by the people at the:
polls. YHOS. ii. PARSONS.
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san Francisco Markets.
ley nAu. ANn rELEnRArn.I

EA MAIL AND lLLEGkAiHl
WHEAT-Sl 4 ,cl 20 per GENITAL for
good shipping.
BAT~-Sl l5al - Z ell.
NooI.--OrcgOn. Valley 2stJ-n ct~. n
ia Eastern Oregon. lS,02u.
iEIDE>-IlcayY sailed To- sc: light. du
zoe. Salted calf. l0rl2.
FAMILY Bacon. l:'6J l.ii :
cjS. clear Oregon sides. l5a l3i Sc: hams.
E2-40l:i cts.
f5aRLEY-Coast feed SOaSl a. cts
EreWiu. 81 s,d.tl T. ctl.
HAN-Nheat. SlG~l5. Oat. $40 SIS.
Barley. 500 SlJ 4 ton.
NEGETABLE>-l0 100 ~ cts DcT
100: Onions. red. 6O,d7oc per 100: Vel
bow. Sl0Sl 20 per l0n.
EGGS-t talitOrnia. 51d47c n doZ: Ore
,ron. 800, 4Oc n d0Z.
FInUG-lieSt family extra. - a.: SU-
BeriiHc. !; JO,04: Bakers extra. - l2is
Oregon extra. II 75@SJ GO: Walla-walla
extra. ~ j0GS4 a..
FRUIT>-Dried apples. Sto9 cts. for
quarters. sliced: Plum> pitted. l:i,dl4c
Peaches l1mi2 &c. peeled lSgd20c
BUTTER AND tHEhSE-EXtra fancy
Butter. 80 cts. y n: Fresh roll. good
60 choice. 450 as cts: Picked, 40 cts
= IL.
SEEps-Flax, 2Jz,d3c y IL: Canary
5Jzt1I e: Alfalfa, 9@llc; Timothy. 9@
zoe u n.
BAGs-There j. good business in a
Qobbmg way at S54@914c for standard
grain.
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Astoria Markets.

FLouE.-Superfne - 6a; Extra s. 20 !;
CON Neal r. cwt. s. ~; Buckwheat r cWt
s. o.
GUrIER-Choice roll, top prices. 52'z cts.
&c wholesale: choice rillamook aoc.
CHEEsE--Clatsop dairy liNlsc.
r,GCs.-IjaiO cts q dor. Chickens, Il o..
FRESH MEATS.-Choice cuts. Lamb. lOc;
Reef sale. Pork 10; Mutton sale. By the
caTc2se &c.
Breakfast bacon i3la@lj per a.;
sides I5'@ali'9c: hams li'aalac; shoulders
TsSl2c smoked beef l50lCsac; corned beef
Si0aI2 p bbl.: roned pork Zoe = h.
BEAN~.-5ai cts.
BHIEp FRUIr>.- Blackberries 2oc; Prunes
Esa3ac.
H0NEN.-ln frames .sac in glass SOC.
LkRn-in tiE- and cadJieS l2'lfslsc r h.
Mill FFEb.--Bran SO oO country. -. B.
ten: -hoIts ~, Go HGy so iina - ~: + ton.
JkTS.-According 90 quality. prices range
from 40 itb CTS a Du>lel.
EFC-- ABI.Hs.--potaioes aial ct. = o.
Csluus lftC r Ht.
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KEhDSLl'S SPAWN CURE
Rx IiTHAN EIFSU

I-;,-,l- T~IIt.-tI. \ = D,.l'.. .. I>.J.
&. = kTNsALL y Co. Geuj~ wish 10
add rty t,-~Jimnnyiu favor ~ yuUr iuN:-lJi,bie
,iuu..is- "kcUIaIl'~ >Iuv;. cur" In ihc
-pIiu. 80 i>t2 slipped uI -Lr lee ami
~j,rl.u.-,i Ius ri-II Iuih al Jhr rHer- irll.t. I
W;> yr-y '"mr aEd 10 times suffered the
-i.,.,i r,-sr. ..ti'u- .st'u. ! Wor' a bauda-e
u.I % iur ever 81 Year. and tried mos, every
-uiu- o. my reach, bui "ul.,d fEd uu!HiHg
ha' vuul,i give mr permanent Tr.ief. When
uv,-T1' uTkrd. = WuJIia PIih I:lc very much.
IG April 1875 | began tO think ! should be-
- cripple tor life hut having SOME of Ken
dtii'~ SPAWN Cure" thOaChi ! would try il.
used uur third II u l.u,ilc. and experienced
rJ-ligi III ui!C,'. The pain i,it mr and has iiOt
troubled mt since. ! feel very grateful To-
YOU aHd WOuld T,'comneiid 'kcuddli'> spawn
Curr' to ali whp suffer With ~pT.tiu> or Thru-
matISm. Yours truly, Mrs. J. BOUTELL.
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rE>sELs OA rHE wAl.
Ernm Amrr.can Port.


tsyient. brig sl2 tons. williams : r
1Ioaoe -ca. a.. tons. : r. Jan q,
C.nsas ia. ilsa tou-. T-oT"rid='. y. \. yia E'o
Al nom. sh. llol toup Lowell, \ Dec IS
Cisr,sn sh. Philadelphia Jan %
y,upir, ~ New york. loading.
\ ate u syenpori sh. l2ls tons. Malrtt \ ian %
ciolumgu-. 81, r'eruald. New York. Jan u.
ssrria Winston, Am ok loading Philadelphia
Palmyra Am sh. y Eeb -.
Aic, Buck Am sh lolding a y
From Foreign Ports.
zdulia. Spanish bA STANLEY + /. Jan via Victoria
4 a-ne, Oswald br -h 1880 tons. Mc,ibDon. Caroif,
Pee lO.
4 dolf. SWe. hk. 6zJ tons. RIn~mans~un, Gotten
burg, Oct n
Arco. gr bk s,s tons Rio de ,aniero.
county ~ Ayr br bk $50 tons. Alexander Glasgow
et~t y
City of cra hr bl lo.l tons. Young Melbourne.
ACr
o-lau Grant. br bk. So, tons. james. Liverpool
Countess of Ro,hrs. bs bk Cardiff.
C,,au Mcleod. Dor bk 6ib ton, Yokohama.
Ethel. br bA. - tons. Graham. Liverpool. Nov a.
Y.uliIy Chaplin. hr bk .7s toa,. Harris. Cardif
0,eo Bcvley, Dr. ~ loIo tons. Bsw!eT. Nokohama
s,ieucaru. br bA 49, tons Cdrjin
Iszyis irrdaIe hr bk ~ tone Mo-Sop. Liverpool
Aug -. wa Honolulu and Victoria
o8ulia. br ba 10 tons Liverpool via Honolulu 1-
Is - Houbtfll
Pz>>Ithea. br bk 81 tons. We,f- Liverpool. Nov -
SSsrira br bH gli tons Guaymas River Boyne New
castle "
SrIkirkshire br n. llg1 tons, Anderson. Cardiff
Scottish Fairy. br bh Yokohama. Oct a
TnirieD Castle br sh ls45 tons. Shanghai
Yipia, br bk, 5,3 tons Price. Liverpool Sept via
H0noluln
N4cto,is Cross. br bk, sss tons Owen. Calcutta.
NM ~ bk Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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PORT OF ASTORIA


READY ron SEs.
SAILED.
Srsf-o California. -. --yU tons. Denucy fm
Feb -
Archer. br bk. 7s8 tan-. Mercer ifsaT0gl, Ich q
Spsrr.u sch : Feh -5
Columbia. -, %. tons Eoles T. leb -
C.rl-t.r BI hs 5a tons p1-sH-'orU Feb Is
Geo Marley. ~5r = O. Feb %
DaTsuny. sr Dos. Peung Liverpool. i.n 20
yyebs1o.. IAt sol joa-. LeHI-. fab Do
DnrHsfa. 1r go es- tons Saymare. liverpool E'n q"
AberIcmo. Br blrA. 81. taH-. Conner Queen
rngu. Ieu lH
Otter. o. bs. t.a tog- '.ara. i.yerape' f-5 q"
Prad.ur. a. Dos. 1a. tons isiaouta E,H Do
Aclaa. gr b. ~ toms ~aau. Liverpool lsh iu
Fza7 D--uy. br ha s.. tons. Li.,fpao.- BAN q.
Course. sen. s.. 1. Jam -
Rorr.-.e .iss. H. s,. ~. r.u-. saa -n
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KendalTS SPAWN Cure

i sure m il effects. mild iu H. action - II
does NOT blister. and Vet il j. penetrating
anu powerful Ia reach any deep seated pain
or tu remove any bOHy growth OT any other
enlargement, n used toy several days, such
- >paVlU>. >p.IUt~. Cttrii~. CliiiOU>. >pTdln~.
>SrllIug>. any lIWcus->> and ri. rUldTgrmentS
IT The JOINTS or limbs. ~ ThcUm-tISH m man
AMI Ter amy purpose Tor which a luImruI =
sI>rd iuT man Or beast. II l. now known %
-v- the Et->i iinlmcnJ fpT man ever used. arl
.;Ig luiid aud yet certain IN it, effects. II i
U>eU tUE Strength WijE perfect safety III al!
Ss-siSuu> ui the wear.
S-Hd address fur Illustrated ..irrJi.=r. which
We think gives pO>itIyC pIovI ui ii~ virtues.
y" T''iIrtiy H;tN ever mel Ulth >uCii UupI;tlt-
u--i >i,rrt->~. go OuE EuuUlrt.-.-. Iui beast ~
well ~ Ptau.
fri-, i Ia-r hrii;--. ur ~iN bottles fuT -.
Ai.I Dl;t Gi.lSI> have il cr "4u get It for
-'r. "r q vi. u,- semi IT, ANY address un re-
.-vift ri vrir.. iy Iir pg1l-lJrtuT--
Dix. =. !. KENDALL y co.
Euyr,aUg-u Falls. Vermont.
SOLD BY ALL ORIG GISTS,
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Common Council

Regular meetings second and fourth Tue
day evening, ~ each month. az O'Clock
Isr- i'ersOu, desiring 10 have matters acie',
llun hv the tDIncil. n any regular mcctiU-
must prc~eu; Ile saiue ts thc Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening Hri";
60 tAe 1uesdsy-u which the council holds Ii-
regular meeting. g.. q. H.CABDN Eli.
Auditor and IlsrL.
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Temple Lodge. NO. AF.A.M.

Regular Communications first ano KY
third Saturdays in each month. atTi. w
0'clock. =. a.. Al the Hall In Astoria.
Member of the Order. in good standing. are
invited 20 atteusi. Is urdes of ;he ". VI.
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Beaver Lodge No. 35. LOOT.

Meet every Thursday evening. "a
at o'clocs. IN the Odd Eel = -
lows Hail. cor. 81 Cass and Che
namus streets. Astoria. Memh hers 81 the Drdc
are invited O. attend. Is order, y. q,
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AREIrlLs EEow sEA-

8rsgcE ss. 2a35 tons Pon.IaaH. > fea -
Tra-tee. -,a. -sa tons. Meafcp s. Hog
E35dura. br Dk. ; Q FEB =,
Is MeIanctnon. lkt. ~ TON. M-n-ou ieh D.
Worth Bend bkt s56 tons PrrrsmaT. = Q trh %
Eysvale. br ba. si5 tcn-. Msi.fari-. Liverpool.
Feb n.
Kate aud Anna. steam sch. - tons. Lutsens. Grays
TaFBOr, Jan -
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Astoria Lodge 30. e. I. I.o.G. 7.

Regular Meeting every tuesday Evening
at O'Clock. at Good Templar's Hall. Che
namus Street. Astoria, over {. l.. Parker's
Store Members nf the Order, in good stand
NJ. are invited Q" attend. Degree meeting 1T
Monday each month. b order ". ct.
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knights OF Pvthias.

Astor Lodge. No. e. X. of T.. meets =;
every Wednesday evening at 5lzt-sZye
O'Clock. IN the hall Of the A. %. L. W. NxSA
Corner Chenamu, and Benton streets. VI
By order G &
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Blanks. PrOmissOry notes. bonds
for deed, quit claim deeds. mortgages
and warranty deeds. al this Office.
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RENDALL's SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg. Pa. NOV. Is. i-SO.
ps: l.. =. KENDALL \ Co.. GrHt~.- ! nave
20 very fuc mare that has had a bone SPAWN
f.r = Iuu. iiIa,.. / tried every thing man
could drNi~p tu eur IL but 5il in yar aud
wa> aIe'uj 20 -.VC i Up when iricnd uI
iu.ur W this city CiHtr % n.t and recon-
meud-G EcUd3ii'> SPAWN cure which Tried
one Di Your illustrated Horse Books and
TiiES there j. Eu Iv'JIer book printed uH tllc
uursJ. and Ei> diseases. ] have taken great
interest Iu D. sIr! lfaN- ~Iur- ~3ia II rup.r~
(. yuu tu ms ur..h1ur> auC vii! Try and go
What -rni csiu 10y getting them for nther>
Nu1Ir> tuilV g. ". MILLER
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
: financial

Ilver, az par.
Com exchange on san Francisco 4 percent
fTsmiuln.
Coin exchange on New York buying par:
selling. faT0 ] percent.
Legal Teu3ers-rar.
TeIe-rapaic transfers on New York } pe,
cent premium.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wavy treSSeS of abundant,
beautiful III air must use
LYONS KATHAIR0N. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and FAST, keeps 1T from falling
Vut, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dahdruif and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving il q curling
tendency and Keeping il in
any desired position. Beau
tiful. healthy Hair is the sure
result Of uSiIg KathairOn.
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Chamber OF Commerce OF Astoria
Regular mreiin- every III and 81 Mnndas
of each mJi'h. al - T.. NJ. ~ the hal - iiii-
Young Mru'~ Christian A>>ncIalion.
j. q. A. BDWI.BN. President
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rom q Prominent Physician.

Wa~hi1.tcryiIl'.. Ohio. June l.. $50.
,E.. l.. =. kGNBsLL y CO.. ,fr-,t- Read
..- Nulr advertisement u Turi Field and
--..-i.i. uf kraGall'> SPAWN Cur. 2ud having
...taI,y Hud ~pvr,iy Horse which had been
t.s.r.. from >istyIH Ti-iIiryu months. sent Co
-n.. ..r q, I-uJtlr ..s expires. Wni-L iu >iy
weeks renewed al. lIIuruCS, JHi enlarge
.s-ut ard large ~ylUI Iruu another horse
ava. i,utL hs,r>,-> are To-day a~ >rUuL - cd.t>.
i.Is- tr- i,.tt..' ,.-., Nurt.f IU mp DU. hundred
..,.,lr,. Respectfully yOUr>.
n fafrEss-l.E r--s-T- &.
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Colurabia River Exports.

DECEMBER.
i3-To QiloocRSiolrH, per RingloGdcr.
From Portland 1855 ctlS wheat........--s,ei $40
Astoria 1905 ' -..-...-- = .OO0
rotal>......-...-.as.7I. s5O.ro
r. To Lir6Tppal. pr Childors.
From Portland I2z.7 bbl> fiour......-..-.s55.i .i7l
Astoria - -..--...---- 80,
roial,...-.....la.IG Ssos-5
From astoria a.2I9 g. >almon.....-....-. lCyUs5
Total value cargo - 40
ST, Qur,usiy,ra pr adam ". Sifll.s,H
From Portland 2S~u4 cil> whc'ii-.....-..>-5y0y'I
Astoria 22352 ..-...... .i-si
Toial,............4a.o-s s5,.s>.
lG-To q.,as,,rp. I,Tr L0Iin R",i.h.
From Portland s,.a2. els wheat. -... ~ .s'l'
IG-To p".rfpfr1. l,r TRIM.
FROM Portland -l..il ellis Whcai.......--->.l-2 -2i-
2s-Tp LirsfpF. i.- L05gs.
From Portland lI.8-5 bhl> nnur.-.-..-....~5 ~5s..~o-
Astoria l'I ------------ t-l
Toial>.-......Ir..aa S5Iou
.---T, ya,.5.l..r... pol, Cfo..-.a.
From Portland -lc'f ellis wiir.li-....-..~si.-i .-i 8.
Astoria -afEs .-...--.-- ai.~Li
r.,,.l. 49, - ....
.,, o.. ,,.,...,.....-.. ..., D.. g,,,1.,....
Frnn Portland = '.Il.: ellis uhr.,r-.....--lI.T sra
-r--y D.. ,.........,...r.. ..... 5-.r,-.. s....
From I'ari arG -, : rli- viio.,i........~ $500
ASTORIA ..w, ...... If.. us.
l''.'.'-..-.. .--.-'-'." -'''
EANgAgl.
b.. q. fr.r........r.. I.... ..f.I# tT.H..
a.. f.....-.....r ..... ..r.....r...l..... -b-r
i'
From i'nif sii-. 5 ~ f'i- Nlii'Il l--... = '''
Firm. Fs4-. ......I rr -. s.ltr. -I.rrsr -. -.
ID o.. ,........g .... 5....y y,..f.,
-. i.....-. o.. ,...-- 5.,... -.,,,. -..r,,
.a,, frrl; ............... 2usl
- r., ~''I.i'"' .----.---- l.H
it".u h>'n'i'' q" --.----.-- - -''
i''lt ..------...--- .-----------------
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SPURTS oF disgusting Mucus,
Snuilles, Cracking Pains In the
aead, Fetid Breath, Deafness.
and any Catarrhal Complaint,
can be exterminated by Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure, n Consti-
sut;onal Antidote, by Absorp-
ion The most Important Dis
cOvery since Vaccination.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION
For San francisco.
In. Oregon. state CaIifornja
s. A N-v-LE

STEAAI>HLPLEAy EVERY FIVE days
- Jt :; \. NJ. ~ follows:
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA


rom laples OF United slaIes Coast survey.
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No Time should be Lost.
III the >tuuariI liver and iss,fpl> Az. affect

u the stomach liver and lspWei> .sT,. affect
ed. to adupi ihr sure remedy. Hu>ieiter'>
Stomach Eiiirr>. Diseases 1t the ur.sau>
named br-ri others far mur.. serious. and
delay j. ilru-.urr hazardous Dyspepsia
liver complaint. clIill> and fever. early Theu-
matic tWiu.,-> kinney wrstkHt->~ bring >sTi-
ou> hndi;y trouble u tTilied with I.p>e no
time in U-iH. flis efi'-TIN,. safe aud lnu.s
known m''li,inr. For >.,lr by all Druggists
and nL..-Il.-. ..a.---.r-.-L--